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Results of talks between Russia's deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko and us. ambassador to Russia, Alan Kirk, indicate that Russia approves ll cease-fire con- Ierence between North Korea mil- itary leaders and the UN. Rus-I sian leaders Cxromyko and Malik-,A

have suggested that cease-fire an.l armistice negotiations be kept to military questions alone, rather, than dealing with controversial! political questions of Communist China's claims to Formosa and a seat in the UN. Allied reprc.:exi- tntives in any cease-fire confer-

GEN. MATTHEW RIDGWAY

JULY 6, 1951

enemy would be Rldgway, supreme U.N. troops and . successor to Gen. MacArthur, . '6 who, ironically, was fired for pro- posing the very thing that may take place in Korean war, peace

once with the Gen. Matthew

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What many adults hoped and

talks Wm, the enemy by U, N, prayed for was won by four-yeah field commanders

old Elise Oughtred, of will be a while before she is old enough to drive it, Elise will have the satisfaction of owning a brand

HOWIE MEI-IKER. AND WIFE. Gltyago. Howie Meeker found hiinsclf, a star on another winning teamu

ACE. HEAR WELCOME VICTORYI I h H I 1 d NEWS w ien e n s re 2,533 votes alinad Althougzh he finished a siicressftil I of his nearest rival, Lib!-ml Mei

hock:-y season uith the 'I'oronto' Moiiatt in the recent Waterloo

Maple Leafs only as few nionthsi South federal by-election. 'I'hc 27-i

jlasns or Chinju. Korea. aren't their shstttred city, which residents wers homeless when the

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AITING Tlllll costsnsoxn was so per cent destroyed when it communists were driven out. Here was recaptured from the Reds by a Chinju farmer plows a field while for the and of the war to UN forces. Fully 60,000 or its 80,000 workers build a new home for him.

new car, while so many of her playmates own such insignificant things as wagons, tricyclcs.

War-old Progressive Conservative M.P. will see some familiar faces in the House of Commons. as two ex-pro hockey players. Lionel Con- uciicr and Hucko McDonald, al-icision to his electors" reudv have Joined the MP. ranks. '

The starry Leaf forward is unde- cided as to whether he will aban- don his hockey career in favor uf

American ambassador Henry F. Grady is seen as he calisd on bed- ridden Iranian premier Mohammad Mosssdesh in Tehran in an effort to forestall the Iranian government?! action of taking over control of

Erindale, 0nt., in a lucky draw. Though it

politics. but will ”leave that de-

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Ribbons and brass in abundance ed is the Viscount Montgomery, dominated this scene at the shape deputy supreme amed mmmmd. headquarters of general of the ep for Europe; standing is Lieut, army Dwight D. Eisenhower, seen General Maurizio de Castiglloni, at right, as he conferred nt his left, commander of army forces; Paris headquarters with some of (ifneml -Alfred M' C'me"m"' his top commanders for the area S ape chief of Mam and man"

General Ebbe Goriz, Danish mm

of Southern Europe which comes V '1” hi commander, Allied army forces, in in s command. At left seat- Denmark.

ALL IN THE FAMILY-Raising no stink over the chore of bringing up three young skunks is good old "Fuzzy." I. mama cat at Riley. Ill.

FUZZY has raised plenty of litters in her day and so when the orphan skunks were found on a nearby farm. she adopted them.

when Mrs. Clara Kwalwnsser of warpath. The Indian shave. s new A few Clays later the PCUHB Tad!" Los Angelcs not her first glimpse fad among teen-agers, took Leon's announced that Tibet had signed

or her son Leon's new Mohicnn mother by surprise, as she was luiirrlo, her first reaction was to prepared for "something similar in seize a tomahawlc and go on the :1 crew cut".

billion-dollar

the Anglo-Iranian oil company. Later Grady was scheduled to visit the shah to warn that Iran's policy in the oil dis- note with Britain may gravely en- danger future 11.8. aid to Iran.

in: influence in the Middle East.

Meanwhile lrltaln has called for commonwealth help in the form token military forces - to strengthen her garrisons and won-

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FLOATING ALONE - Capt. Nor- man N. E. Brocker, of the British forces in Korea, decided to take LI nice cool dip after reading the headlines which read "All Quiet on Front." But; being on the front:

The swimming Tongay family from Miami, Fla... seen in Miami before they left for England and a proposed Channel swim, have been barred from England under the aliens order. which gives wide powers to refuse entry to foreign- ers. Upon their arrival in London,

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i Above photo, just recently releas- ed. shows Communist China's Mao Tse-tung, left, receiving a gift from the Panchen Lama of Tibet, in Peking, China, following the sign- ing of an "agreement for the peace- ful liberatlon of Tibet" on May 23.

from the desert sands of French- man's Flats in Nevada. s goblet- shaped ball of fire is seen rising, quits differsnt in form from the mushrooming clouds that followed

recent super-atom bomb tests Entiwetok Atoll.

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himself, he wasn't ready to believe everything he reads, so he donned his steel helment-just in case. or anyhow, that's what the man said.

they were placed underitecllnicsi arrest by immigration authorities following widespread protest in U.B. and U.K. that the parents' plans to send five-year-old Bubba and 4-year-old Kathy on "big swim" in August were strictly for commercial reasons.

away its freedom and accepted provincial status under the Chinese Communist government which will take charge or Tibet's foreign affairs and occupy the country. The ag- reement slso specified that . ths ruling Dalsl Lama may remain. but Tibet must rondmit from exile the rival Panchen Lama, at right

atomic cncrsy commission last January and ram-my

publication. Details concerning at

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h be lased 10! as just now on no m

blast have been a carefully lllmil The atomic ex-ed secret.