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might stay away from work until
after that holiday.
The steel industry showed no
sign of cutting operations. Blast
furnaces roared toward record
production. The American Steel &
Iron Institute said this week’s out
put of steel ingots and castings is
expected to total 1,800,400 net
tons.
However, Bethlehem Steen said
it had enough coal on hand for
only a few weeks. The national
coal stockpile of 70.000,000 tons is
expected to be reduced 20,000,000
tons by March 28.
Lewis called the holiday as a
memorial to men killed or injured
in the mines last year. He also
termed it a protest against ap
pointment of Dr. James Boyd as
director of the federal bureau of
mines.
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rubles ($15,000,000,000).
The government remained silent
on reasons for the top level shifts,
which began with the release of
V. M. Molotov as foreign minister
and A. I. Mikoyan as foreign trade
minister.
'The cominform propaganda ma
chine swung to the support of
communist leaders around the
world who have declared they
would side with Russia in the
event of an east-west war.
The Journal of the cominform
(Communiist International Infor
mation Bureau) declared in Bu
charest today Russia would never
start an aggressive war. It charg
ed the United States is preparing
to do so.
Commenting on the reaction in
western countries to the state
ments of communist leaders in
those countries that their loyalties
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are with Russia the Journal said
"If they <The U. S. and the west
ern powers) are not preparing an
aggressive war against the Soviet
union and peoples’ democracies,
then why the consternation in
their camp?”
In London state-men of Bri
tain, France, Belgium, Holland
and Luxembourg went into the
of a two-day meeting on the prob
lems of the North Atlantic Alli
ance and the European Union.
In Washington secretary of
state Dean Acheson wound up
meetings with Danish foreign min
ister Gustav Rasmussen and plan
ned more talks with Iceland’s for
eign minister, who entered the At
lantic pact discussions yesterday.
Britain was reported today to
have cautioned Israel that British
troops will fight if Jewish armed
forces attempt to seize the Trans
ordan port of Aqaba.
In Nanking former premier Sun
Fo remained mum today after be
ing accused of using his power to
benefit the pretty daughter of a
wealthy Yunan province family.
Wednesday, March 16, 1949
Europe eyed Yugoslavia and the
Balkans with renewed nervous
ness today.
French foreign ministry sources
in Paris say the French govern
ment is devoting close attention
to reports of some impending
move by Soviet satellites against
premier-marshal Tito.
Unconfirmed reports trickling
out of Yugoslavia tell of domestic
troubles, with Kremlin propagan
da spreading against the Belgrade
regime.
The conservative Trieste news
paper Ultissimo says Tito soon
will meet “some western world
personalities in view of the inter
nal situation in Yugoslavia."
Diplomatic and intellig e n r e
sources in Istambul say something
may be about to pop in Yugoslav
ia. One informant said he believed
the overthrow of Tito’s reg’me .s
imminent.
French ministry officials say
had no definite information of any
imminent move into the Balkans,
but concern is felt at the prospect
of a revival by Russia of an inde
pendent Macedonia idea, which
would be likely to encounter st: ff
opposition from Yugoslavia.
Tito has been under fire from
Moscow-line communists outside
his country ever since the Yugo
slav Reds split with the Kremlin
and cominform (communist inter
national information bureau).
The foreign ministers of Britain,
France, Belgium, Holland • and
Luxembourg wound up a two-day
meeting in London last night after
a close perusal of latest develop
ments in connection with the
North Atlantic Pact, including
arms, needed from the United
States.
Most of the European union’s
foreign ministers are expected to
depart for Washington March 25
to sign the treaty with the U. S.,
Canada and Norway. Iceland,
Italy and Denmark and probably
Portugal are expected to join.
Premier Ho Ying-Chin said in
Nanking he believes peace nego
tiations with the communists will
open “very soon.’’ Ho is still try
ing to form a cabinet. He has the
problem of finding ministers ac
ceptable to the communists and
at the same time men who will
enable the government to present
a united front.
Sources in Lebanon said today
Israeli and Lebanese negotiators
had approved the draft of an arm
istice agreement to be submitted
to their governments for ending
that phase of the Palestine war.