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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
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The House has voted to limit ,
to thr*e years the period in
which a Korean war veteran can
draw GI unemployment com- ,
persation
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apply after the servicemen's date
of discharge, or after enactment,
of the House-passed bill, which- ]
ever is later. But the whole Ko- ,
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moualy paaaad by the House yaa
tarday and aent to the Senate
would:
1. Raise from $3,868 to SIO,OOO
a year tty combined fawm* a
retired military officer can re
ceive tram a civilian Govern
ment fob and his retirement pay,
and mill receive the retirement
ipay
2. Extend retroactively from
Julv 16 1954. until July 18. 1958.
the time in which Korean war
veterans may apply for muster
ing-nut pay. The bill is designed
to allow some 3,867 veterans to
apply who were discharged be
fore the law providing for the
mustering-out pay took effect on
July 16 1952.
Japan Foreign Minister
Stresses Links With U. S.
TOKYO. July $ («.—A top
foreign office spokesman today ]
foresaw “intimately bound” <
' Japanese - American friendship
extending far into the future (
t despite Japan’s efforts to steer (
, a new course between the West
\ and Communist worlds.
“Our future fundamentally •
rests with the United Btates ”
> Masayuki Tani, adviser to :
i Foreign Minister Blamoru Shige
. mitsu, told a press conference of
foreign correspondents.
“We are always counting on
i the friendship of the United
States. . . . Our .aims and ob
jectives coincide.”
It was perhaps the strongest
pro - United States statement
issued since the government of
Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoy&ma
took office in December.
tuua uuivc ui A/waunw •
Japanese Will Import
Soybeans From China
TOKYO, July 6 (/P).—The
Japanese government today de
cided to import 50,000 tons of
soy beans from Red China, if
the price is reduced. Payment
would be in pounds sterling.
When the government tenta
tively decided in May to buy
soy beans on barter basis from
Red China, Peiping boosted its
price some 20 per cent over the
American price.
A Peiping government corpo
ration yesterday cabled Japanese
businessmen It would reduce the
price if Japan made sterling
payment.
Ports Dot New England
BOSTON.—New England is
dotted with 102 ports. Among
the biggest and lousiest are Bos
ton. Portland. New Haven and
Providence, handling 5 million
Ito 18 million tons of cargo a
' year. .
Mr. Tani. often considered the;
No. 3 man in shaping his nation’s
course, also said:
1. Japan hopes someday for
the return of Okinawa—Ameri -
ca’s big Par Eastern base.
2. The Government objects to
recent demonstrations against
United States troops and does
not want them to leave.
3. A Japanese private trade
mission will not be allowed to go
to Communist North Korea.
4. He is “not dissatisfied'’ with
the progress of World War n
peace talks with the Soviet Union
in London, and had expected
they would be “prolonged.”
5. He was “very hopeful” of
reaching a final reparations
agreement with the Philippines
this year.
Viet Nam Gives
Vote Conditions
; SAIGON, South Viet Nam.
July 6 Foreign
- Minister Vo Van Mau said today!
r his government accepts tne prin
i ciple of an election next year to
t unify Viet Nam, but only if it is:
s a free ballot, held under the di- !
rection of the United Nations.
Mr. Mau’s declaration was the
) first official statement by a
■ member of Premier Ngo Dinh;
: Diem’s cabinet on the election,!
which the Indo-China armistice
last July specified should be held
throughout North and South
Viet Nam not later than July.
; 1956.
The official Viet Nam press
agency said Mr. Mau voiced his
stand to a visiting Kroup from
l the Moral Rearmament move
ment.
Hie agency said the Minister
. told the visitors that ui hough
the South Viet Nam government
did not sign the Geneva armi
stice, it favors the peaceful re
unification of the country.
Ho Chi Minh’s Communist
government in North Viet Nam
announced last month it was
ready to hold preliminary dis
cusssions on arrangements for
the elections.
There had been speculation
recently that Mr. Diem would
refuse to join in the voting on
the ground that the Red gov am- j
ment in the north would not:
really permit free elections.
The Geneva agreement colls;
for the voting to be supervised
by the International Armistice
Control Commission, composed
of India, Poland and Canada.
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