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WASHINGTON up Rep. Car
ter Msnasco. D.. Ala, revealed to-
day that the United States is now
negotiating with the English and
the French governments to have
them act as our agents in the dis
posal OF surplus U. S. property
overseas.
WASHINGTON up England
may scrap her coalition government
for one-party rule in a general cleo
ton before VI day, the national
chairman OF the British Labor par
ty believes. The Rt. Hon. Ellen
wilkinson, member OF Parliament.
said removal OF the bomb menace"
made elections possible and de-
sirable.
LONDON --AP- Prime Minis
ter Churchill will receive the AL
bert gold medal, highest annual
award of the British Royal Socie-
ty OF Arts. II was announced today.
President Roosevelt received the
award in 1912.
CHUNGKING -AP- The Chi
nese Herald. which often reflects
the views OF the Chinese foreign
office, advocated today a meeting
somewhere in Asia OF President
Truman, Prime Minister Churchill
and Generalissimo Chang Kai.shek.
The newspaper said such a meet
ing could deal with outstanding far
eastern problems and perhaps or
ganize combined Allied chiefs Of
staff body for the war against
Japan.
SAN FRANCISMO --AP- Vice
Adm. Takeo 'Tada, chief OF the Ma
val Affairs Bureau in the Japan
csc Navy Ministry, today was APP
pointed vice minister OF the Navy to
succeed Vice Adm. Shigeyoshi In
ouye, Japanese Domei news agen-
cy reported.
GUAM -AP- 1t. Gen. Barney
NJ. Giles, newly assigned command
er of all Army Air Forces In Pacif-
&c Ocean areas, has returned from
Manila where he conferred for the
first time with Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur and Gen. George c. Ken
ney, commander OF Far Eastern
air forces.
NEW YORK-AP-Tony Cucci-
nello OF the Chicago White Sox re-
tanned the American League bat
ting lead today despite a 2S-point
drop to 1867 but Manager Mel OFT
OF the New York Giants and Tom
my Holmes OF the Boston Braves,
tied at 400, had replaced Brook
lyn's Luis Olmo in the National.
WASHINGTON-AP - Dwindl'
ing stocks of anthracite coal
prompted new delivery controls to-
day as striking miners persisted in
their refusal to return to the gov
ernment.seized pit without a con-
tract. Some 10000 men have been
idle since May l. The government
took over, futilely. May 3.
WASHINGTON AP - The
House Food Committee insisted to-
day that the Administration re-
move secrecy bans from figures on
amounts OF world-scare sugar prom
ised Allied and neutral countries.
Chairman Anderson (D.N.M.) re-
newed his request for Publication
OF world quota figures as the COM
mittee completed a lengthy public
investigation Of the growing sugar
shortage.
FORT MILES, Del.-AP-Om-
GERS and crew OF the first German
submarine to surrender to Ameri-
can forces since the fall OF Ger
many were interned today at Fort
Miles, where Just three years ago
more than 252 OF their victims
were landed from 12 Atlantic sink.
ings.
LONDON-INS- viacheslav NJ.
Molotov, Soviet foreign commits
sar, returned to the Russian CAPT
tai today from the United States
where he attended the World Sc
curity Conference in San Francisco
the Moscow radio announced. He
was accompanied by NJ. V. KuZnet-
SOY, chairman Of the Soviet trade
union council.
NEW YORK-INS-Robert w.
Patterson, Z. S. Undersecretary of
War was en- route to Washington.
from Paris today the BIC reported.
He was said to have held a lengthy
conference with Gen. Charles de
Gaulle. chief Of the French pro-
visional government. The broad
cast was heard by NBC.
U. S. WEATHER REPORT
Lower Michigan-Partly cloudy
tonight. Fair Wednesday. Contin-
ued cool tonight. warmer south
portion Wednesday.
Highest Temperature yesterday.
81: lowest 80
Highest temperature one year
ago today II: lowest CO.
Highest temperature this date in
last 20 wars 81 in 1879. Invest ~