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Enemy Pocket longest and perhaps bitterest bat­ Field Imminent tle 01 the United Nations confer­ But 15 nations abstained from 3. Decisions on "a11 other mat­ laels Obviously elated over ('onfi­ ence ended yesterday in defeat for voting. lers" s.hoold be made by n ar­ dential "eports from Harry ltrmaUve voLe of ven members, 3,500 Japs Killed mall powers lind sealing of Big Not aU the delay on the veto Japanese Expected Hopkin and .J oseph E. bal'i :, Five veto control over peace-en­ including Ihe concurring vol of question was caused by 8m Il­ 11 the B g Five, provided that on To Give Up Brunei Far East. Iii special em issaril'S, thl' pl'('si­ On Oroku Peninsula forcement mechanism of a new power opposition. When the y deut announced to a news COll­ world league. pe ctful elUement a party to a Without a Fight III be th~ In Okinawa BaH'. asked for an interpretation of how dispute abstain from voling, ~cMichaels ference: Little countries, with Australia the vole would work. Russia was With the v to i ,U settled del - . r • 'lLA, TIm dAy ( P)- pealu at a 1. Wllile he cannot rlivuJ/I.'p GUAM, Thursday (AP) - The in the van. fought hard to keep at odds with the United Stat , gates w th path ot thelr delib- the lime Of place, upon which all 'irst Melh_ Sixth marine division smashed the Britain, Russia, China, France and Britain and France Dnd got in line eratlo smoothing out. Au trallan rOrCl" iz t.l 3,600- 7:30 p. rn. have agreed, he will meet soon Japanese Oroku peninsula pocket the United States from having a only after the United Stales ap­ Ru, I , however, /let a commo­ foot Brunr.i lIirfi Id, two mil /{ the lee­ with Marshal Stalin and Prime on Okinawa yesterday after a veto over peaceful settlement 01 pealed III Premier Stalin. tion goillJ in Bnother committee north or the Brili. h north Bor­ ,udied and Minister Churchill to iron out any fierce nine-day battle while the disputes. But they lost. The voting formula will requlre by suddenJy shifting her .land on n('() ('lIpitnl, and Ihl" c ptur of ~ the far remaining difference among lhe First marine and Seventh inran­ The bl, powers had put It unanimity emong the Big F,ve on charier provil ion to let memb 1'1 Ilnothl'r fil'ld, on Lllbuon j, land, Big Thl·ee. try division:s pressed back both squarely up to them to accept a all ballots In the league's cc.-urity ot the world league withdraw. off 1"U1l i bay, i. humin nt, 2. The result., or the Jlopklns flanks of lhe precipltou YaeJu ive Setre­ complete veto or run the ri k that council on action to preserve Previously the Soviets had op­ hI'SO!]III1I·t l'J'S onnoune rl todn . Federation • nd Davies missions have been escarpment. the great nations wouldn't ratify peace. posed a wllhdrawal cl u . Yester­ completely "satlslalltory and gra.t­ Fall of thl' vort city of Bru­ lppearaoct Maj, Gen. Lemuel C, hepherd the charter tor a new United Na­ Thl' formula applying to the 11~ day Ru. ia changed ov rand, ,d by Wes­ ifyln," and very pleasant yielding Jr.'s Sbth divtsion killed 3,500 tions organization. member council says: d legates r ported, asked for a nei, p<,rhllp. without a fight, ist student by Russia on some points has clar­ THE ABOVE I A KETCII created by a eattle, Wah" arU ~ from a Japanese on the peninsula, raising On the showdown, the opposition 1. Each member should have one broad on that would let any na­ may ('om at allY tim, JrfOO three power relalJonsWps McMichael description of the balloons which the J apanese are launchln, from 10 more than 70.000 the number mus~red a skimpy two votes vote. tron pull out of the world organi­ 'file landinWl ' uunay in Bru­ substantially. 1d when a their home Islands against tbe continental United tales, The balloons of enemy troops killed on Oki­ against the veto-voting formula 2. Decisions on procedural mat­ zation at any time and lor any n i bny, I ·lIok .. m n id, 3. He has evcry hope a free and carry 11 roechanlsm which releases sandba&"s or (as a the bar lose or nawa in the 75-day old campaign. lassador oj w 0 r Ie e d out at a Roosevelt- ters uch 81 d Is("u~slon of a dispu to renson. l'aulrht thl' .fllpanl'. I' by IlIlr­ m the Na­ democratic election among the I:"l1 ln altitude a nd whlllh drops Incendiary and antl.per onnel bomb hepherd's marines OverraD aD Polish people will grow out of a ----------------------~------------------------------- prise. It Is evident the enemy an lllove- at the end of their predetermined lU,ht, enemy ho pIta I on Oroku &lid expected an allied landing at Jes­ conference June 15 to seek a com­ round I SO J apanese df'ad Inside. selton, 60 miles Lo th(' northw t. prom Ise basis for the reorganiza­ The bodies presumably we r e President Opposes Interim Commission ! chalrrnan Dlt",er coluMIIlJ ad,,.» ed 14 tion of the provisional Polish gov­ those of wounded who wf'I'e Irtlff'Cl U. S. Planes Hil YMCA and At a Glanc..- ' mllrs from Brokf'lon In 48 houn ernment. Chinese Forces Cross by the Japanese before they with. e Madrs ~ to selz the Brunei alrfltld. Onl,. & 4. James F. Byrnes, former war drew (rom the ana, Cost .. Plus Plan Planned to Continue a tirne I mobilizatIOn director, wiJl accom­ tew d orlanJled IPPDM were ,m Union F,eiyun River Barrier It is a matter 01 poliCy for Jap­ tnl"oun~red. pany him 10 the "Big Three" anese not to permit wounded to For Farm Products Kyushu Bases United Nations Work New York, meeting along with Secretary of Today's The occupation gives th allied [a l1 lnlo American hands. e ChrisUaa State Stettinius; Hopkins; Davies; torc not only comm nd 01 the Reoccupy Port SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A 50- ! seminary. Fleet Admiral William 0 , Leahy, Maj. Gen. Archibald V. Arn­ WASHTNGTON (AP) - Presi­ GUAM, Thursday (AP)-Carry­ strip but al'o some 01 U!e Cinest McMichael president's chief of stoff, and Of Juian on East old's Seventh division doughboys dent Truman took a hand yestt'r­ Ing lhe air attacks on Japan man inlerim com m I sa ion ls rubbel' plantations in Borneo, day in the tight over wartime price universitr Charles G. Ross. In Drive on Wenchow Iowan advanced up to 400 yards on the through the sixth straight day, pi nn d Lo brldg the lIap betwc n withln the Immediale vicinity. a lecture Meanwhile the British radio said east aallk ot the Yaeju line to control, personally Opposlng and On Labuan i land, orr Brune! gain control 01 most of the e c rp­ apparently dooming thO senate', Okinnwe-b lied plane. attacked the United Nations confert"nce and of religion It was reported from Copenhagen CllUNGKING (AP) _ Chinese bay, Au~trolian cavalry comman­ room 101, AunrailaJ *capture * * alrlleld two men t rim in lhelr area. cost-plus plan for pricing farm Kanoya and Ku. hlra air bas I on th b lIinnlng of work by the d - m chanlzed forc!' - who without confirmation that the troops forced the broad Felyun Kyu hu Tu sdoy. 0 !leel commun­ mll s from capital or north With control 01 thal rim, llIe di­ products. world or nizatlon growln!: oul ot landed at Point fiamllton moved Danish capital would be the sHe river barrier and reoccupied the lqu reported today. Bombs and ~ake n Sun­ Borneo. vIsion III In • PDIIltloD to develop The plan, sponsOl'ed by Sen tor ollt'r ca.
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