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The port of Preveza on the west coast, suffered damage yesterday from a temblor that killed three persons, injured more than 100 and destroying 9 out of 10 buildings in nearby Levkas. But Minister of War George Stratos said last night that govern ment troops had restored traffic on the road from Preveza to Iowan nina, 50 miles north, by driving the Communist-led rebels away from ad joining heights. In occupying the heights, the guerrillas had stopped the flow of supplies to three Greek divisions engaged against other rebel bands in the Grammos Mountains some 50 miles beyond Ioannina. A dispatch said American road workers fled be fore them. Mr. Stratos said the loyalist counterattack had air and naval support and cost the guerrillas heavily. News stories placed the battle 11 miles south of Ioannina. Other reports said three guer rilla battlions, on a sector not speci fied, were seeking to surrender and army officers had gone to negotiate with them. (The Communist "iree Greece radio said the rebels had beaten : back an attack in the Kastgn phori sector of the Grammoa front, damaging three tanks, kill ing 63 and wounding 116. The broadcast was heard in London.) Levkas, hardest hit by the quake, has 5,000 Inhabitants and is at the: north end of an island of the same name with 26,000. The whole Island i apparently was shaken. The Ionian j Sea was reported to have risen. nearly two feet. • Russia Offers New Formula In Lend-Lease Settlement ly the Associated Press Russia has proposed a new for mula for settling its $11,296,000,000 lend-lease acccount. Government j officials said yesterday. Soviet Ambassador Alexander S. Panyushkin outlined the new pro posal In a note to the State Depart ment. Officials concerned with the 15 month-long negotiations said the note shows Russia has modified her earlier position but “we’re still pretty far apart." No details were given. A meeting of American repre sentatives with Mr. Panyushkin and other Soviet negotiators probably will be held soon to see If the con-! flicting viewpoints can be worked out. the officials told reporters. The Soviets have balked at set tling up mainly because they con tend their wartime contributions to victory entitle them to a better deal than the State Department has of fered. The American Government has insisted that Russia, like all other lend-lease countries, pay part of the cost of lend-lease goods which have peacetime valiie. Ruisla f febf ‘ k larger portion of these type goods than did other countries and thus her bill would be higher. Anti-Communists Beat Reds in FigKt Aboard Plane Over Bulgaria By the Associated Press ISTANBUL, Turkey, July 1.—Bul garian anti-Communists whipped Communists in a bloody fight aboard a plane in flight over' Bul garia yesterday, Istanbul airport at tendants reported. The bloodstained ship landed here last night. The attendants were able to re late only the bare outlines of what happened before Turkish police threw a veil of censorship around the whole incident. The plane had 19 living persons aboard. The pilot was dead, two other crewmen were wounded. The plane, a Junkers 52 transport, took off from Varna, on the Black Sea, late yesterday for Sofia, with 17 passengers. Aloft, the airport attendants said, the anti-Com munists aboard declared themselves and took over the plane, but only after a hard fight. One unidentified youth, wearing a blood-soaked shirt, shouted after LUSCIOUS? TRU-BLU BUY THEM TODAY... THE SEASON S SHORT I loon FOB THE NAME hr FIEE r«iM biilcltl wrilt TtU-ILU BERRIES Desk R SSI BV»k Am. RtvYtrk 17, RtvTofk 10 Good Reasons for a Rcnic on the 4 th 10 Armour Frankfurters packed this handier way! m Made Fresh Daily! Yes, Armour Frankfurters are made fresh, made right every day for you — in the Armour Kit chen right here in town! 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After the anti-Communists com mandeered the ship, a retired Bul garian air officer took over the con trols and headed for Istanbul. He set the craft down only after six wobbly approaches. As soon as the ship landed, fight ing again broke out and police had to use force to break up the fisticuffs. The spectacle of planes winging suddenly out of the skies carrying refugees from countries in the Com munist bloc has become a familiar one In Europe this spring. Since February, at least eight i planes from Csechoslovakla have dropped onto airfields in Germany,! France and England, carrying anti-; Communist refugees. Roanoke President Honored | MARION, Va., July 1 (^.—South western Virginia, Inc. — regional in TvnaL There IS 0 Look inside the cen. See the tender tex ture. Teste the finer flavor. There’s e rea son-only the small, better-flavored tuna are packed under the Star-Kist label. Chamber of Commerce serving 19 :ounties — yesterday chose Dr. Charles J. 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