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Foreign Ministers Near
GermanPeaceSettlement
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14—(AP)—The Western Big Three for
eign ministers neared final agreement today on the terms of a "lib
eral" peace settlement for Western Germany.
Although behind schedule in their talks, the three ministers
nevertheless hoped to wind up their five-day conference with a
formal joint announcement of their decisions around noon tomor
row.
Agreements Secret
Details of agreements reached
so far have been kept secret. But
informed diplomats say that in
considering a new "peace con
tract" for West Germany the min
isters have decided to reserve
Allied rights to intervene in Ger
man affairs under unusual circum
stances.
Chief among these is reported to
be the right for the Allies to step
in if Communists threaten the sur
vival of the German republic
either, by a domestic power grab
or outside attack.
Settlement:Generous
Generally, however, diplomats
connected with the conference de
scribe the proposed settlement as
"very generous." It provides, they
said, for far greater German con
trol over domestic and foreign
policy matter.
The settlement is to be called a
"contractual arrangement" with
the West German ' government,
but is obviously designed to sub
stitute for a Soviet-blocked peace
treaty. It would replace the pres
ent American-British-French oc
cupation statute and need not,
under present arrangements, be
aproved by Congress.
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trophe we pray will never hap
pen. Money would be available
for stockpiling critical and very
necessary drugs and supplies. Op-
Rosition developed from short
sighted 'people to my budget re
quest and I can only think of
several homely illustrations for
comparisons.
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Allies Ban
Czech Flights
FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept.
14—(AP)—The western Allies
have forbidden further flights
across West Germany by the Gov
ernment Air Line of Communist
Czechoslovakia, which is at odds
over the Oatis case and other
issues.
The air ban went into effect
without publicity at midnight
Tuesday, it was confirmed today.
Czech planes must make long de
tours over the Soviet occupation
zone to the Baltic if they attempt
to continue flying to western
capitals such as Brussels and Am
sterdam.
United States, British an d
French high commissioners in
formed the Czech military mission
in Berlin in a brief note Monday
that they had suspended Czech
flight privileges "until further
notice."
They gave no explanation, but
the action is known' to be one of
several punitive measures the U.S.
government has drafted as a re
prisal for the Czech imprisonment
of Associated Press correspond
ent William N. Oatis, sentenced to
10 years on a charge of spying.
The air ban came amid these
other developments in Czech-
American relatioans:
I—U.S. officials said they were
considering prosecution of West
German firms suspected of con
spiring with a Czech agent in il
legally shipping $318,000 worth of
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 13
(') The _ Big Three foreign
ministers reached final agree
ment tonight on terms of a
"peace contract" proposal to
bring Western Germany into
the free world defense lineup.
It provides: •
1. Virtual complete inde
pendence for the West German
regime in foreign policy and
domestic matters.
2. Abolition of the present
Allied three power high com
mission and substituting :am
bassadors.
3. Changing th e status of
occupation troops to 'defense
forces.
Pa. Nurses Arrive
TOKYO, Sept. 13—(AP)—Eight
Pennsylvanians were among 50
U.S. Army nurses who arrived
here for assignment to replace
nurses in Japan, Okinawa, and
Korea.
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Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests
No. 22... THE WOODPECKER
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Woodrow almost bit off more than he could chew
when he tackled the cigarette tests! But he pecked
away 'til he smoked out the truth: Such in
important item as mildness can't be tossed off in a
fleeting second! A "swift sniff" or a, "perfunctory
puff" proves practically nothing! He, like millions of
smokers, found one test that doesn't leave you up a tree.
It's the sensible test ...'the 30-Day Camel Mildness
Test, which simply asks you to try Camels as your
steady smoke—on a day-after-day basis. No snap
judgments! Once you've enjoyed' Camels for 30 days
in your "T
-Zone" . (T for Throat, T for Taste),
you'll see why...
Camel leads all other brands hyR/lionsr
Govenrent Begins
PriOrity System
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14—(AP)
—The government today set up a
new clear-all-tracks priority sig
nal in a move to unsnarl traffic
jams in the nation's multi-billion
dollar defense production pro
gram.
The new "super" priority will
be designated by the symbol
"DX".
It will be used chiefly tO, speed
the production of atomic weapons
and other urgent military sup
plies—tanks, ;guns, planes, etc.
The National Production Au
thority (NPA) said it hoped the
new "DX" rating vtould break an
increasing number of log-jams
now stalling •vital military orders
in plant, overloaded with priority
orders.
The agency ?said it will be "an
emergency device, strictly limited
in use," to be 'applied only when
the armed fprces need it to rush
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After all the Mildness tests...
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Advanced.AßOTC
Closes Wednesday
Applications for enrollment in
the Advanced Course, Air Force
ROTC will be accepted: until
Wednesday, Lt. Col. Jack W. Die
terle, professor of air science and
tactics, announced.
Applicants • must have four
more semesters of college work
remaining bef or e graduation,
must pass a physical examin
ation, must have a satisfactory
acadeniic record, and •must have
completed a two-year basic course
in ROTC or have had one year
of active duty- with the armed
forces. •
Those students accepted will be
deferred from induction until the
completion' of the course. They
will be commissioned second
lieutenants.in the U.S. Air Force
Reserve.
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