Weather Forecast Humid with high near 98. Fair tonight Guide for Readers with low about 76. Tomorrow, mostly Page Page sunny and continued hot. (Full report on Amusements _-A-30 Lost and Found. A-3 Page A-2.) Classified ...C-4-11 Obituary A-26 Midnight, 77 6 a.m. ___74 11 a.m. ___9l Comics A-34-35 Radio-TV A-33 2 a.m. 76 8 a.m. 80 Noon 93 Editorial A-12 Sports C-l-4 4 a.m. 75 10 a.m. ...89 1 p.m. ...94 Edit’l Articles--A-13 Woman’s Financial A-29 Section ...B-l-18 New Morkets, V S J timingV V WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION Lote York Poqe A-29. V-/ An Associated Press Newspaper 100th Year. No. ** 177. Phone ST. 5000 W\t Delivers, Monthly Rates: and Sunday, $1.76: C WASHINGTON, D. C., Home Eventna PFMTQ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1952—SEVENTY-TWO PAGES. Evening only, $1.30; Sunday only, 46c: Night Final. 10c Additional. AO Immigration Measure Vetoed; Japanese Police Use of Taft Act Bill's Shortcomings Outweigh Put Down Riots In Steel Strike Its Benefits, Truman Declares By Communists Asked by House Criticizes Quota Koreans Use Bamboo Motion to 'Direct' And National Origin False Tip on Lattimore Included Spears and Throw Truman to Invoke Acid on U. S. Setup as Outdated Full Details on General It Is Defeated Moscow Flight iy th« Prill Asiociatvd BULLETIN By Joseph A. Fox Grand Jury to Report TOKYO. June 25.—One Probe Fabricated thous- The House today voted. 190 to President Truman today and steel-helmeted Japanese po- i vetoed Made by Seattle Travel Agency Official 133, to "request" President Tru- the controversial McCarran- lice tonight broke up a mob of Walter immigration man to use the Taft-Hartley bill with the The phonjr report that caused 1 this month to ask the Customs 2,500 Korean and Japanese Com- declaration that its benefits were the State Department to bar Owen Bureau to prevent Mr. Act in an effort to end the steel outweighed by i Lattimore munists hurling firebombs and its shortcomings. Lattimore from leaving the coun- - from leaving the country in vio- strike. This action came as a The measure, which had been try included flat clubs in crowded Shinjuku Station j a statement that t lation of passport restrictions ! tentative amendment to a bill denounced by liberals in Con- he actually had acquired airplane against in a brisk half-hour ; travel by any Americans battle. to price, wage tickets for a trip to Moscow, The behind continue and of Truman i the iron curtain. Rioting in the huge suburban Partial Text Veto Message. learned today, ! other economic controls. Ear- Page A-8: [Star The Central Intelligence Agency station followed by several hours i The Government now is de- • informed the State Department in | lier, the House defeated a pro- termined to prosecute the in- a special press, codifies all laws relating to false ¦ report on May 26 that General Hurt in * posal to “direct” the President formant to the limit if any basis It had Osaka Riot Well Known immigration, naturalization and i i received from one of its Here. Page A-3 to invoke the law. nationality but it also retains the ican1 be found for an indictment. contacts the information that Mr. The informant, identified as an Lattimore would leave national origin system of immi-! for Moscow bitter anti-American rioting in By Robert K. Walsh gration quotas. It was this fea- official of a travel agency in i on June 21. Seattle, has the crowded Osaka A Republican-sponsored move ture on which the President hit admitted to the Fed- After preliminary inquiries area in South- in a 3,500-word eral Bureau of Investigation that through sources ern Japan. to “direct” instead of merely re- hardest veto his ¦ other tended to message to the House. detailed report to the Central substantiate this report, the At least 34 police an 30 rioters quest President Truman to Intelligence Agency on Mr. Balti- State use “This quota system always Department asked Customs to put were hurt and 102 demonstrators the Taft-Hartley Act in the more's purported travel plans was stop jailed steel based upon assumptions at vari- 1 the order on Mr. Lattlmore’s were in the Osaka area. An strike added fight' a complete fabrication. travel American general fire to a House ance with our American ideals—- on June 6. was burned today on whether to continue is long since out of date and more Jury Probe Scheduled. Then on June 10 CIA informed slightly. price and wage controls. , the department that than ever unrealistic in the face A Federal grand jury in Seattle its contact The Reds were observing the debate has ! reported Mr. Lattimore can- The became so heated of present world conditions,” the been called into special ses- had second anniversary of the Korean and prolonged that President sion Friday morning celed his planned trip to Russia war with sched- it almost said. to investi- demonstrations ended hopes of that the gate the whole affair. because of the unfavorable pub- uled in many large Japanese leaders Pooling cities. House could take final action Plan Failed. It was learned that J. hcity it would entail. od Charles i Police Waiting for Them. Can He Blow Them Out? the bill late today. Opponents of the measure had Dennis, United States District At- Admits Fabricating Story. sought unsuccessfully to get: The Tokyo riot at the of Meeting two hours earlier than torney in Seattle, has instructions FBI on scene through provision The then reported Mon- bloody May Day and May 30 fights usual, the House began consid- a for pooling; to seek to determine whether any day that the ClA’s the unused visas allotted to plot to informant flared after a four-hour meeting eration of a proposed amendment coun-i deliberately embarrass the the story Senator Longer Charges tries with large quotas for admitted that whole was of Reds. Renominated Attlee U. S. by Representative Smith, distri- !' Government was involved as well! complete Demo- lands a fabrication which he crat, of Virginia, to bution in with small quotas! as to seek an indictment against had made up The Communists marched on request the and where the demand for false to enhance his pres- President to invoke the Taft- visas! ithe informant. tige with the CIA. the station waving red flags and By North Dakota Republicans was greater than the supply. ! New information came to light! brandishing fire bombs. The Imperils Korea Truce Hartley Act in an effort to halt The initial CIA report in the sta- The measure was one of the today on police quarters Re-election Viewed as the steel strike. The Senate al- the detailed nature of matter went to the State Depart- tion were set afire Virtually Sure; most hotly debated of the 82d the purported evidence on which but the blaze was quickly Representative By Yalu Raids ready has adopted such a pro- Congress, now drawing to a close, j the State Department acted early l-1 (See LATTIMORE, Page A-4.) quenched. Aandahl Concedes Power posal. Its defenders said it clarified laws The police, experts at riot tac- By the Associated Prill is serving his first term in Con- Brown Sponsors Proposal. that date back to 1798 and safe- tics, had been waiting at the teem- Laborite Says Britain FARGO, N. Dak., June 25. gress. Regarded as a conservative Representative Brown, guarded the American way of life. ing station, six miles from down- Republi- Prepares[ Senator Langer yesterday won re- Republican, he was able to carry Should Have Been Asked can, of Ohio, a substitute Its foes said it was immoral and Eisenhower Taft Says Eisenhower town Tokyo, for the Reds. offered followed the Nazi line of racial nomination in North Dakota’s city precincts by only small mar- Bombings amendment that would replace The Osaka mob carried banners gins. If Were 'Wise' the word superiority. bitterly fought Republican pri- Senator Langer, 65 and also “request” by “direct.” Major Speech proclaiming “Smash Itami Air a former Governor, rolled up big By the Associated Press It was immediately denounced by The measure runs 302 pages and Final Agrees 'in Principle' mary election. Base,” “No War” and “Independ- leads in rural areas while pressing LONDON, administration Democrats as un- was co-sponsored by Senator Mc- ence!” June 25.—Clement R. Carran, Democrat, of Nevada and This means Senator Langer is Aandahl in the cities. Attlee today accused the United constitutional. Representative Walter, Democrat, Before Convention On Foreign Policy Japanese police, using clubs and virtually certain of re-election Linked to Administration. States of imperiling Korean truce Majority Leader McCormack of Pennsylvania. tear gas, broke up the mob before to his third Senate term next Mr. talks and risking war with Red described it as showing “how it got within 7 miles of the since have Aandahl conducted most of The House, which will vote first Hears Louisiana Group's big fall Democrats seldom his campaign on the China. He said Britain should drunk with power the coalition is.” Cites General's Attitude American near any in this traditionally grounds that on whether the veto is to be air base Osaka. luck Re- Langer closely have an opportunity beforehand He apparently referred to Repub- over- of publican State. Senator is associ- ruled or sustained, passed the Charge 'Steamroller' On 'SO G. O. P. Declaration Because of the incident all ated with the Truman administra- to say whether it was “wise” to licans and Southern Democrats who have combined measure, 203 to 53. Tactics on Delegates As Proof of Harmony American military personnel In Senator Langer, who votes with tion and votes in favor of meas- bomb North Korean power plants. to adopt Tokyo were ordered to remain in the Democrats as often as he ures which he would result Mr. Attlee, Laborite former numerous tentative amendments Voice Vote in Senate. their quarters by Republicans, said to the since By Crosby S. Noyes By J. A. O'Leary Gen. Mark Clark, votes with the turned in more Federal intervention in Prime Minister, opened a debate controls bill House de- The Senate passed it by a voice Far East the of Congress- bate began last week. Star Staff Correspondent commander. back challenge private business. vote with fewer than a score of Senator Taft of Ohio today man Fred Aandahl who suffered U. N. Generals Dare Reds to Open All- Spence, of the DENVER. Gen. Two American MP« Injured. Incumbent Usher Burdick won Chairman Bank- members on the floor. June 25.—Gen. Eisen- cited Eisenhower’s indorse- his first defeat in four State- Out Korea Attack. Page A-3 ing that the hower was hard at work on Some 400,000 Koreans scheduled renomination to Congress but a Committee asked The President said that while i today ment of the 1950 declaration of wide elections. out the bill his last major speech scheduled Republican principles as close race was shaping up for the 1 in the House of Commons on the Brown amendment be ruled contains some provisions!' i proof demonstrations throughout Japan. With 800 of the State’s 2,296 of order on the ground it he favors, he could before the Republican Convention that differences them State’s second Republican con- bombing. He said Britain had that not sign it 1 1 between Thirty policemen, including two precincts reporting. Senator Lan- gressional nomination. went far beyond the power of because of others. 1 on July 7. ( over foreign policy are a matter jbeen “kept in the dark” on plans injured had 40,197 and Mr. Aandahl precincts gave Congress. He declared that any “The According to the general’s of degree and not principle. American MPs, were in Returns from 724 for the big raid. He observed: price is too_high and in re- 1 Jer3,872. Mr. Burdick 30,149; Otto Krueger, attempt to order the President in good conscience I cannot agree marks yesterday, the address to- fighting at Suita City, near Osaka, “In a matter of this kind the i He made the statement today Aandahl Concedes. 22,438; Orris Nordhougen, 21,841, a matter of this kind would “put to pay it,” he said. ' between 1,000 rioters and 800 po- British government was entitled other Political Stories. Pages A-4 and A-5 when asked if he would follow the Mr. Aandahl conceded Senator and A. R. Bergesen, 20,898. the House In a ridiculous posi- One change effected by the general’s licemen. Fifty-eight demonstra- to have the fullest information. tion.*’ example and communi- Langer** victory, saying, “There A fifth candidate, Clyde Byerly, They ought to have been allowed measure would remove all racial j morrow night will be an attempt < cate his ideas on foreign policy to tors were arrested. appears question was out of the running. Mr. Brown contended, however, bars no that Langer to express an opinion as to to naturalization and give to review his whole campaign up . John Foster Dulles, who will work Brig. Clarke, will win.” Incumbent Gov. Norman Bruns- that his amendment was proper least some minimum quota Gen. Carter W. whether this was wise.” at to to this point. It will be entirely i on the foreign policy plank for commanding a logistical unit in Mr. Aandahl, who is 55. served dale won renomination over Albert because Mr. Truman two weeks the free nations of Asia. his own effort. He plans to revert I the Republican platform. Southern Japan, was struck in three terms as Governor and now Jacobson. Alexander Sees Churchill. ago asked a joint session of Con- The President praised this to his Detroit technique of speak- Senator Taft said he has the face by sulphuric acid hurled Lord Alexander, Defense Min- gress for “instructions” on what phase, said that off talked to do but this reform ing the cuff from rough notes. to Mr. Dulles several times and into his car by the Communist- ister in the Conservative govern- in the steel crisis. before embedded in Yesterday afternoon, Gen. Eisen- “comes me a that the foreign policy expert led mob. He suffered superficial ment, flew home from a tour of Ruled in Order. mass of legislation which would: hower conferred with delegates to his office. Mercury Assassination Fails, the Korean battlefront just be- A knows his general views. bums and oontinued Hits The Brown amendment perpetuate injustices of longj from Louisiana and heard first- The rioters had stolen a four- fore the debate began and had a was standing against many other hand of the troubles that Eisen- Referring to the 1950 declara- ruled in order by Representative na-| tion, which Taft car passenger train after as- quick half-hour huddle with tions of the world.” He said it; hower forces had encountered in Senator helped 96 and May Rhee Attacker Lands Prime Minister Mills, Democrat, of Arkansas. Mr. to write, he said: sembling during the night from Churchill. Mills, who would intensify the repressive and the State primaries there. the countryside. Mr. Attlee said the bombing was presiding during “Os course, the general had in- The train roared had the debate, told the House inhumane aspects of our immigra- The group of seven who showed: toward Osaka, Japan’s second been staged by Gen. Mark Clark, that he 1 idorsed the 1950 statement of prin- Climb to 98 ruling any ! Envoy was not on constitu- tion proceedures.” iup were all Eisenhower delegates! ciples and if largest city and the industrial In Lap oi U. S. supreme commander of the United who you read the general to 96 Nations tional question but merely on claim to have been victims of terms of document I hub of the islands, but halted The temperature soared forces in Korea, at a time Would Help Orientals. j the that see no when the whether the amendment was Taft-controlled State commit- reason why there would be any outside the metropolis. degrees at 1:30 o’clock this after- Two American Officers armistice talks had nar- The President said that he tee. As the situation stands rowed down to the germane to the bill under dis- now difficulty in agreeing on a plank.” noon with prospects of hitting 98 Assailant question of wants residents of Japanese an- on Louisiana, the Ohio Senator 16 Policemen Speared. Help Subdue which Red prisoners should be re- cussion. cestry “and all our friends claims all 15 of the State delegates. General Hits Isolationists. The mob armed Itself with degrees or more later to break all After Pistol Misfires patriated. Mr. Smith explained that the throughout the Far East” to real- Eisenhower people dispute 13 of Gen. Eisenhower wrote his sticks, stones and at least two records for June 25 since 1875. “There is suddenly injected Into only purpose the proposed request By the Associated Press ize that “I cannot take the step them, and have presented their views to Mr. Dulles yesterday and police pistols before 800 Japanese Unofficially, the thermometer on this an attack on these power sta- to the President was “just to say I would like to take and strike to referred policemen lunged into them with PUSAN, Korea, June 25.—Presi- tions,” he said. that the President case the Republican National again to vast differences The Evening Star Building regis- ought to exe- down the bars that prejudice has Committee. with the isolationists in the party clubs and tear gas. dent Syngman Rhee today nar- cute the law of the land.” He Fists Misery for Civilians. erected against them without at without any direct reference to flew and skulls were Picture on Page A-2 rowly escaped assassination by mentioned previous statements the same time establishing new Delegate Leader Explains. cracked by poles in a “There may be some particular that the Senator Taft. bamboo wild military steelworkers might not discriminations against the peo- The leader of the group, fighting. Sixteen policemen member of a Korean secret so- reasons, but the actual the injunction John The Senator repeated his state- were tered street level tempermatures fact observe proceedings ple of Asia and approving harsh M. Wisdom of New Orleans, ex- stabbed with bamboo spears. Nine ciety as he addressed a crowd of is this is going to cause mis- of the ment at Hershey, Pa., yesterday of 104 degrees on the sunny side ery and Taft-Hartley Act in this and repressive measures directed plained to the general what had were hurt seriously when the mob 6,000 on the second anniversary distress to hundreds ofi jease. He declared that “no that one of the chief differences 98 degrees in the shade. thousands of civilians who are j organ- at all who seek a new life within happened. attacked police cars. and of not ization in this country is bigger between himself and Gen. Eisen- The Weather Bureau’s record- the Korean war. in the fighting at all. It is bring-; our boundaries.” “We won fairly and squarely 13 hower is the general’s reluctance The mob formed on the campus The than the law and no minority is In his blast against of the branch ings are made at the National Air- would-be killer drew a ing conditions of total war to going retention of 15 delegates,” . . school of Osaka to stand up against the he said. . “We to criticize past mistakes of the people. system University in port where temperatures are al- German-made pistol and pulled these of the quota Mr. Truman used only registered Republican Truman administration in foreign Toyonaka City. They “I law.” this and ways a few degrees below the the trigger only five feet from Dr. think this is a profound mis-! In the said that immigration rule ... built bonfires worked them- later debate on voters. We worked within the affairs. take in phychology and it is not the set up in 1924 “discriminates selves into frenzy and then downtown area. Rhee. The cartridge did not fire. Brown amendment to framework of the Republican He another a the first in psychology “direct” the and Party. said difference is The forecaster would give no The man was seized by military mistake President, deliberately intentionally . . . We won headed for Suita City, where they Mr. Brown declared: meeting after that he does not put Europe as The that has been made in the course against many of the peoples of meeting by majorities of six or attacked police boxes with fire hope for relief tomorrow. police and bystanders and thrown “Are we members of Congress, high on the priority list and humidity reading for 1 o’clock of these events. the w'orld.” seven to one.” and sulphuric acid. across the speaker’s platform into “I going to be mice or men and afternoon was 50 per cent—- the lap of United think it will exacerbate feel- He said the idea behind it was After the meetings at (See TAFT, Page A-5.) They attacked rail yards, seized this States Am- ings and ! merely beseech the President to mass a high for the tempera- bassador John Muccio. lessen the chances of an to cut down and virtually elim- which the delegates train, hurled fire bottles on the considered may do something? President Truman Eisenhower ture. Tomorrow’s high should be Lt. Col. armistice, and lead us dan- inate immigration to this country were elected, he said, the minority station platform and rolled to- Herbert Harmon of gerously nearer | came up here at a suddenly ar- Norway Point 4 96 degrees and plenty humid, too, Hempstead, N, Y., Capt. to a general con-j from Southern and Eastern gathered in rump sessions Votes Fund ward Osaka. and F. flagration ranged joint session and asked and the Weather Bureau predicted. William in the East. If that! us Europe. elected their own slate of Taft OSLO, Norway, June 25 (/P).— During the mob occupation of Tench of Honolulu helped happens, knows for instructions. We have a per- subdue him. no one where it Describing the measure as con- delegates. The Norwegian Parliament today part of the Suita City rail yard, may stop.” fect right to do more than merely tinuing “a slur on the patriotism, "It was all part of a planned. appropriated 10 million kroner the demonstrators shouted “Stop Assassin Identified. Foreign Secretary Anthony request him to enforce the law capacity, decency ($1.4 rnlfilon) operations for which Congress the and the of State-wide scheme to create fake to aid underde- rail United States 640 U. S. Casualties Col. Harmon hit the armed man Eden, replying for the govern- this enacted.” a large part of our citizenry” the veloped countries. Most of the Forces.” twice and Capt. ment, reiterated (See Tench then what Mr. Church- Amendment Ends Most Curbs. President pointed to the anti- EISENHOWER, Page A-5.) money will go to assist develop- National police reported railway wrested the gun from him. said yesterday—that Britain yards jill The House has severely whit* communist alliance into which ment of India’s natural resources in Kobe were rushed by Authorities identified the man was not “informed or consulted.”; 5,000 In Week Top for 1952 ! tied the control bill in preliminary this country has entered with in close co-operation with the Koreans carrying fire bottles as 62-year-old Ryu Shi Tae, a ! "I regret this and I will deal United Nations. spears. | voting which was to be made Italy. Greece and Turkey. Never- and bamboo Announced American battle member of a secret society with it later,” Mr. Eden said amid: theless, Showdown known ! final—or reversed —today. Among he said, we are saying to Due Today casualties in the Korean war rose as the Corps of Blood Justice. He cheers. other things, their people week total 110,- it has adopted an that “you are less 640 last to a of came to Pusan from Taegu only ! “Though we are sorry we were amendment Representative worthy to to this was the largest weekly by come country 611. It two day ago. not consulted, we give our Allies Talle, Republican, of lowa Englishmen or Irishmen.” In Transit Negotiations French Politburo Shows Movie increase this year the high- full support In it.” which than and Only a few Pusan, would just about wipe out price Scoffing at the idea of est since the ending Decem- miles from “protect- A showdown In the contract week Korean yesterday blew up Mr. Eden described the bomb- controls while leaving wage ing” this Nation against a of ber 7, 1951 when the total was bandits ings curbs flood negotiations between the Capital Making Siberia Glamorous a rail line and attacked a national as “part of a general plan in force. immigrants from Eastern Europe, Transit 888. to try to neutralize the Immense Co. and its union employes railways train, killingone Ameri- A number of Republicans and the President said, “We do not is expected in a meeting at By Gault MacGowan and good humor of a Calgary The Defense Department’s week- military advantage which the com- stampede lysummary, can soldier and 45 other persons, Southern Democrats were re- need to be protected against im- pany headquarters today. North American Newspaper Alliance to make Siberia into a based on notification Communists have gained since the migrants from these through Fri- the South Korean army an- ported planning to go beyond that countries—on Walter J. Bierwagen, President VERSAILLES. June 25.—Glori- second Alberta, studded with of next of kin last armistice talks began.” the contrary we want to stretch hotcha joints. The artistic ex- day, 17,445 killed in ac- nounced. Another American was today and vote to let the whole ofDivision 689, AFL Amalgamated of Siberia—the world’s showed program out a helping hand.” fication cuse is that the and tion, 80,660 wounded, of whom listed as wounded. controls die. Association of Street, Electric most feared and hated part of southernmost The army said The President urged that, in lieu only fertile section of Siberia—- 1,823 have died and 12,506 miss- the Dandits car- Maxim Weighs In at 173, And some administration lead- Railway and Motor Coach Em- Russia—is the latest assignment ried off 80 passengers, all believed ers predicted the bill of the measure which he is veto- ployes America, said through which the trans-Siberian ing. Os the missing, 201 are car- has been of the com- from Moscow, received by the the to be South Koreans. Sugar Robinson at made so from ing, Congress immediately pany urged railroad goes—is approximately ried as dead, bringing total 15714 unsatisfactory enact will be to avert a French Politburo. By legislation removing racial bar- the same latitude as Edmonton. combat deaths to 19,469. Non- Rhee Finishes Speech. the Atiociatid Press their point of view—that it may strike by submitting the contract Fear of deportation there, NEW June riers against Asians. The movie sticks to the railroad battle casualties are not an- The attempt on Dr. Rhee’s life YORK. 25.—Joey be rejected outright on a final dispute to impartial arbitration. should the Russians march west, Maxim light- vote. The tracks. nounced. was made in the presence of many of Cleveland, world strike is scheduled for mid- has been reported to the Kremlin The total included 89,503 Army heavyweight champion, weighed That would mean the end of all night Monday when present An adept young piano player foreign diplomats. United Nations Phone the as the No. 1 reason why millions The Marine Corps re- 173 pounds today for his once- controls unless Congress should Sterling 5000 expires. meeting “rattles the dominoes” for the casualties. government contract The re- of Western Europeans are solidly potted 18,514 casualties, the officials and Korean postponed 15-round title fight pass at 12:30 South Siberian equivalent of Navy leaders. In a short-term extension of the For Vacation Delivery cessed p.m. and was to behind the NATO pact and back- 1,3*6 and the Air Force 1,198. Yankee Stadium tonight against present law. p.m. barbershop quartets. urging resume at 2 ing Premier Antoine Pinay and Army 14,717 Dr. Rhee was United Sugar Ray Robinson. Keep Jip with A company spokesman The “brave young in Os the total. were Nations Robinson the news while you're said the Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. pioneers killed, 63,478 wounded, of whom forces to push the Com-! weighed enjoying your vacation this company negotiators large and lovely Siberia,” the munists 157*4. summer. are prepared The Russian Embassy is dis- as 1,416 died, and 11,308 are missing. back to the Manchurian! ! I Prior to the postponement Mon- Cooling Pictures The best way is order to has it, present a colorful from; to vacation de- insist that the question of tributing a musical comedy color blurb Os the missing. 145 are carried border when Ryu moved up day because of rain, Maxim li ve r y of The higher wages cannot be film entitled “The Song of Si- travesty of life behind the Urals. the rear of the platform and For a Warm Day doing arbitrated as dead. ¦weighed1 174% and Robinson 160. Star. By until the Public Com- says The movie had Its first night In leveled an automatic pistol at Dr. (Eearlier C-l.) —*3^ Utilities beria,” of which a blurb The Marine Corps listed 2,075 story on Page SO YOU'RE TOO HOT—You'll so, you can con- acts on company’s “Life, youth, high spirits and the SHAPE area in a small vil- Rhee’s back. Witnesses said he| feel mission the killed. 16,091 wounded, of whom; cooler if you'll page tinue to en joy Xf /“vwj application for a higher good the leit- lage about 10 minutes drive from pulled trigger two or turn to A-25 for a fare. humor constitute 386 died, and 348 missing. the three picture layout of the city's The Star’s enter- The motiv.” Gen. Ridgway’s villa. Navy reported times police and bystanders Russia Sends China Oil women's life- deadlock between the The 238 killed, before guards in action. tain ment fee- union and the company has ex- The scenario was whipped up Sponsors were the local activists 1.043 wounded, of whom 12 died swarmed over him. HONG KONG, June 25 (/P).— tures and keep isted for the two by Pyriev, friendship missing. Unruffled, the 77-year-old Dr. today big NEW FALL ** last months. Ivan who has received of the Franco-Soviet and 115 are Os the lat- Communist sources said FASHIONS—If the swim- up with impor- No point-by-point bargaining four Stalin prizes and expects a committee, a switch organization ter. 56 are reported dead. Rhee completed his speech. The shipments of Russian gasoline and ming pictures don't cool you off. tant local and national developments. over provisions of the new con- fifth. that the French Politburo uses The Air Force listed 415 killed, program, including an address by oil have arrived In Canton. Sup- Fashion Editor Eleni's report from New Phone Sterling 5000 for vacation de- tract proposed by the union has Canadians won’t like it, but he when the regular Red bosses are 48 wounded, of whom 9 died and Mr. Muccio, continued without plies are reputed sufficient to York on the autumn styles may help, livery. been attempted. has stolen the life, high spirits too closely watched by the police. 736 are missing. i incident. ease rationing. sage B-l.