Pacific Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 6, 1948, Tokyo, Japan                              St1 Page four czechs take drastic Steps against rebels 3by Helen Tisher Prague oct. 6up Czechoslovakia s communist dominated parliament will to Day take up a new sweeping Law for the defense of the people s democratic Republic which will make almost any form of political opposition a criminal offence. It 4s expected that the Law will foe enacted by unanimous vote before parliament adjourns today and that the purge already underway May be  chief provision in the Law is,.the str Sutlon of a new state court with streamlined Page endure and Vith exl Fordi by org Powers toehold secret sessions in important cases. A wide Croc Kip in against reactionaries have been proceeding for two weeks and Al Reay More than 100 persons have been sentenced while it is reported that hundreds More Are under arrest. Highlights of the Law and the sentences prescribed for offences include the misuse Jpn. Religious offices to ".uifluencje. Political life,.-in a direction Una Vrable to the democratic system ones month to one year. , the Republic rior its Peppi insurgents capture Rice. A Rangoon oct. 6 a insurgents in upper b Urma live captured Large stocks of 2 Rice a government commune Toque said Laonia. It said sey eral government warehouses Jiye re seized by the insurgents " near Mon Yea. Troops were rushed to Deal with the situation been flown by radio. Similar guiding of the uni Ted states air Force counter part of the German Al Buzz bomb which terrorized Lon Don during the War has greatly enhanced its accuracy. As fired by the germans the bomb had been merely aimed at the general direction of the target but could not be control led once it took off. Heat seeking and Tele vision bombs were on display before some 600 officers an newsmen at the Eglin Airfield where the War games were occurring. The heat bomb has an especially sensitive Nosa which seeks out any target giving off More heat than its surround Ings a ship s funnel for sex  or blast Furnace. Alaska and puerto Rico Are among United states territorial possessions having ports of entry. Military and civilian personnel mentioned in the pre casing paragraph who were awfully married to aliens on or before Midnight August 21,1947, come under provisions of Public Law 213.the alien spouses shall not be considered inadmissible because of race if otherwise., admissible under the Law. Military or civilian personnel affected May have their Normal Tours of duty or contracts As the individual Case May be termin ated so As to permit accompanying spouses to a United states port of entry. The alien spouse May also go on7 alone to a port of entry and wait to be joined by the other spouse upon completion of the letter s tour of duty or contract should such an arrangement be preferable. All fear personnel affected it was pointed out should Contact Legal officers in what Ever area they Are stationed ant ascertain their exact rights. It is not mandatory alien spouses return to the United states but failure by any alien spouse to report at a port of entry on or before the time limitation indicated Midnight december 27 May result in the spouse being barred for Ever or at least for an inde finite period from entry into the United states. The reason for this is that All immigration quotas Are filled for an inde finite period in the future and  no Assurance authorities said that when the pres ent waiting list is exhausted by United press a High Scap official yester Day called for immediate settlement of the japanese reparations question. W. S. Vaughan chief of the Industry division of the eco nomic and scientific Section said settlement of the reparations Issue is necessary in or Der to Speed up japanese Industrial recovery. The motivating influence of the occupation today and the television bomb car Ries a Complete television sending set which relays a picture of the target Back tothe Bombardier who Thea May redirect it by radio to score a direct hit. Philippines May revive Bounty Onla Ruc Acme photo Iva Toguri d Aquino better known As Tokyo Rose listens solemnly As a formal complaint is read in the . Commissioners office in san Francisco charging her with treason for her wartime broadcasts Over radio Tokyo. Her sister june Hori 28 faces the Wall background while Federal officers watch the proceedings foreground ,. After the formal arrest mrs. D Aquino who was born in los Angeles july 4,1916, was lodged i the City jail. She was expected to be indicted today on treason charges. Strike breaking tactics denied by army official movie monopoly May be broken or ultimate gos  Washington oct 0i,-  to  i a five Inai or motion i this nation Back  feet industrially so that it is no longer a Burden to the american tax payer he said. Our Pur pose therefore is two fold to make Japan once again both a Japan once again both p. Seller and a purchaser of world goods and yet eliminate for Ever her military potentialities he said that japanese industries today Are operating at 55 per cent o f the Normal peace time average figured on the basis of the period from 1930 of 1934. He said japanese industries Are operating under progressive Industrial plan whereby the average of the 1930-34 period or 100 per cent will be reached some time in 1953. He said the immediate settlement of the reparations question would help materially in the Industrial recovery of Japan. There will established. 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Sireiokn34to renal superficial knowledge 37canine "38weit Saxon Kins 43in bed4smessage 4ftcrow s en47cloak 49wln 90queen of f Triet siindian53fight 64sooner than China reds drive for Shanghai Kun up five Majo picture companies have to sell Many of the movie Heaters they own across the country if the government drawn Cut wins its anti Trust Long suit again the movie makers. In  filed yesterday the Justice department pro posed a Complete reorganization of the five big companies which the supreme court has found own at least 70 per cent of the first run movie houses in Large cities. The companies Are Warner Brothers pictures incorporated 20th Century Fox film corporation Rio corporation and Loew s incorporated. The supreme court last june found the companies guilty of Price fixing and Manila oct. 6 a the office of Public information today said the philippine government May revive the Price of 30,000 pesos $15,000 _ on the head of fugitive Congress Man Luis Taruc. The late president Roxas set the original Bounty when he outlawed the communist Leader of the Hub Alaha armed peasants eight months ago and declared his followers were members of a subversive organization set upon Over throwing the Republic. The whereabouts of Taruc Are unknown. The constabulary after in Tensive shelling of the Canda a swamp area last month stormed the Island hideout which _ is believed Taruc s Headquarters. They captured a Field jacket a typewriter Hel met and some clothes. The government announce ment said also that Taruc s Fol Lowers were disorganized and the Back of the resistance movement was broken. Reports of Taruc s death and disorganization of his follow ers however were sharply questioned by intelligence sources. The associated press Learned from reliable authorities that the bulk of the Hukkala Hap Squadron had slipped through the constabulary lines and disappeared into Small units in the safety of the Sierra Madre Foothills. If they follow their usual strategy the hunks will regroup for foraging raids about tune the Rice Harvest begins next month. Seamen missing As storm sinks  of by associated press. Thirty four crewmen were missing and 23re3cti a alien the japanese 2,218-ton. Steamer Kenshin mar u Sank during a storm off the coast of Sakhalin about Midnight last night. The Kenshin Maru was under Tow after damage from another storm when she ran into rough weather again Block booking of but referred Back pictures to lower piping oct. 6 a Shan Haikian a historic town where the great Wall meets with the sea looms As a pos sible target of a red drive it was reported in Nai King to Cuy. Pro government dispatches said 30,000 reds Are marching towards Shan Haikian from several Points West of Chin Hsien a nationalist bastion 105 Miles inside Manchuria. Meanwhile skirmishes Are reported on the outskirts of Shan Haikian following the loss of rail Points less than 10 Miles to the North. Courts several other matters. These included proposals that they separate their production distribution and exhibit ing divisions. In the Brief filed yesterday the government suggested that the companies be Given a year to submit  for breaking up their overlapping organizations. The anti Trust suit was begun in 1938. Operators Union agree on increase Chicago oct. 6 up the nation s railroads and two unions representing 175,000 operating employees agreed to Day on a 10-cent hourly wage increase the second time in history that a Railroad agree ment has been reached on a National scale without govern ment intervention. The Railroad and the order of railway conductors and the brotherhood of railway trainmen agreed on the com Promise wage boost late yesterday. The Union originally demanded a 25 per cent pay raise. Negotiations Between the railroads and the unions began september 14. Commander Nayal Frcek far i East announced the. Kenshin m Aru Origi Nally sailed from the Sakhalin port of Kitana Ihorn Early in september with a l5ad of Coal from the Hussian controlled Island. The ship put to sea because of a storm approach ing the unprotected port. After fighting the storm for some time the ship went aground. The Salvage ship Sanyo Maru from hokkaido went to the Kenshin Marus assistance after it was re floated. Kenshin Maru was Only go Miles from the nearest Japa Nese port in hokkaido when another blow came up last night. She took water rapidly and Sank after a Short time. The Menshih Maru is a new vessel launched in 1948 for Japan s foreign Trade. Coal was to be brought to Japan under a Trade agreement with the russians for special fuels needed in steel manufacture. Soviet cd Utiss due anti red feeling rising in Berlin up writer ordered out of Yugoslavia Belgrade oct 6 up  Here has or dered Jan Yindrich United press writer to leave Yugo Slavia ,48 hours., Bali Gar Savitch chief of the yugoslav information department issued the order. He told Yindrich that the expulsion order had been issued because of a dispatch he had written last week about a re solution adopted by the Yugo slav National Assembly. Savitch accused the correspondent of having written that the Assembly in adopting the Resolution had taken an Berlin oct. 6 a the russians notified the Western Powers yesterday they plan Parachute practice in the. Air corridor used by the american arid British planes supplying blockaded Berlin. The soviets Aid the Drill would begin. Yesterday from 2,500 feet Altitude. The notice did not specify How Many men or. Planes were involved or How Long the exercises would last. The locale stipulated is in the Buecke Burg Berlin. Corridor which is used by. All Airlift planes on their return flight to Western Germany. The exercises May be part of the soviet fall Maneu vers hich Germany reports had said were set for Early octo Ber. Anti soviet Yindrich attitude denied having written anything to that effect. Hurricane destroys cuban Rice crop Washington oct. 6 a the agriculture department reported today that More than 135,000 bushels of Cuba s Rice crop were destroyed by a Hurricane september 20. Much of the damage it said was in areas where Rice was ready for Harvest. Some May be salvaged by hand labor. California Oil strike enters second month Berlin oct. 6 ins Gen. Lucius d. Clay reported monday that anti communist sentiment was rising among Berlin s working population. Clay s Semi monthly report also stated that Western g Many s Industrial production had set a postwar record in August. -. Clay said that the Industrial output Rose eight per cent Over july and equated 67 per cent of the prewar year 1936. Regarding the growing anti communist feeling among the germans Clay cited the grow ing interest in the non Corn Monist Uco Trade Union. So Viet concern Over this the general added was reflected in their Banning of Ugo their sector of Berlin. " san Francisco oct. 6 up the California Oil Industry strike went into its Sec Ond month no closer to the settlement than the Day the walkout was called. Spasmodic violence which has marked the strike of the 15,000 Oil workers since sept Ember 4, continued with three police cars stoned and five persons injured in a wild automobile Chase. Negotiations Between workers and four of the six companies concerned was planned for yesterday and today but no. Action toward a settlement of the tie up is expected.  safety officials howl at Auto television Milwaukee wis., oct. Up safety officials had new headache today Tele vision sets in automobiles. Robert Wright electronics manager of a Milwaukee firm installed a 26-Square Inch screen on the floor of a Stock Model automobile just in fron of the front seat. He tested the set Over the  said he got excellent reception from the set but no such a Good reception among safety  director b. L Corbett of the Milwaukee safety commission said if the idea May spreads municipalities have to enact Law los Angeles oct. G up Tomoya Kawakita califor Nia born Nisei accused of mis rating american prisoners of War in Japan was sentenced to death for treas9n. Federal judge William c. Mathes motion refused to for a new Grant a trial on pleas by Kawakita s attorney hat the Nisei had been a victim of strange jury tactics. The 26-year old Nisei was convicted by a jury that de liberated eight Days. It was based on testimony of Amer ican prisoners of War in Japan that he had treated them brutally while a guard at of Yama prison Camp. Judge Mathes commented that even if Kawakita were to leave his court a free Man his life would not be Worth living.". He Wou a be plagued by his own cons Crencia and Fie would feel he had betrayed other Nisei who had served their country and died for  judge Mathes said. San Francisco oct. 6 a . Government labor conciliators despaired today of finding a solution at present to the Pacific coast maritime strike now in its second month. Cyrus s. Ching National director of the1 conciliation ser vice said the Federal Agency has no plans for bringing the disputants together. At the present time i co not see any possible method of bringing the opposing Sid s together Ching said there is no magic formula for hand Ling things by  however he added that " his Agency would do All it could to help solve the dispute if either Side called upon it. At new Gordon assistant Secretary of the army Gor Don Gray denied the army is strike breaking by using civil service personnel to help Load army cargo at strike bound West coast ports. Gray denied the charge be fore the annual convention of the army transportation association held in san Francisco Defore the work was resumed under Independent contract. The Union leaders were told we would retain the civil ser vice employees. The Union was told that they would not be intermingled with the contractors gangs but would work on separate docks performing clerking and checking duties As Well As handling and Load ing he said we were assured that the men would go Back to work under those  Gray said1 that As late As last Friday the Union was picket ing army installations and still issuing statements charging the Arney with strike breaking.". ._._-,. I believe the american people will agree that the army must perform its duties despite attempted unlawful or capricious interference he added. Army cargo was stagnated on West coast docks when the International longshoremen and warehousemen Union struck the waterfront employers association Over wages and hiring procedure. German slav ask autonomous Rule Frankfurt oct. 6 up the sorba9, .a,gr.oup.9fger Shari slavs locate d in russian occupied Saxony have pro posed they be made an autonomous Republic under the military Protection of the so Viet Union. If the plan goes through and if occupation troops of the big four Are withdrawn from Germany following a peace treaty it would give the so Viet Union military bases within 60 Miles of Berlin and on Poland and Czechoslovakia s Western Borders. The Sorban who claim they number 500,000 although Only 60,000 to 100,000 actually speak the sorb language have already won cultural Nomy and have received Large Shanghai starts ration program Shanghai oct. 6 a the Shanghai municipal government today announced a rationing system but no machinery to implement it. The municipal order said each resident will be forbid Den to buy More than 15 feet cloth every six months and no More than1 15 feet of Cotton cloth every three months. They will be limited to one and one half pounds of knit Ting Wool and an unspecified number of shirts socks and bars of soap. Meat less pork less and Chicken less Days each week also were decided on by the municipality. Only mention made of a system by which the restrictions will be enforced was a general statement that Resi Dence certificates would have to be shown for every Pur Chase a confusing and by no Means a foolproof procedure. Money Grants Czechoslovakia from and Poland Yugo Slavia to carry on their fight. Terrific winds 10o Mph Batter Havana against , this proposition catches us off base said Cor Bett. I can t see How in the world any Driver could take his eyes off the Road to watch a television program without risking his own neck and the necks of  Havana oct. 6 up a tropical Hurricane struck Havana without warning Early yesterday pounding the City with terrific 100 mile an hour winds. Police reported that Many houses have  the storm which had been expected to miss the capita City veered unexpectedly to the North and East during the night and crossed the cuban coast line Between the Marine naval base 30 Miles from Havana and the City itself. Stock report new York oct. 6 a the Stock Market ran into Choppy Waters tuesday after smooth sail ing in the past three sessions. There was no heavy Selling an losses were mostly fractional and some stocks moved ahead. The foreign news continued to exert a cautionary influence. Stumbler include j. C. Penney. Phelps Dodge . Gypsum Santa  pictures. Sinclair Oil. Among gainers United aircraft International Nickel. Loews South Ern California  were 550.000. Dow Jones averages stocks67.66, industrials 181jj3, rails 59.45. Utilities 34.75.closing prices Anaconda 36. Baldwin 14%. Bethlehem 36 ,8.canadian Pacific 14%. Chrysler 58, Dupont 17,0, general motors 62.kennecott s ,4. Montgomery 5534. Shell 37 /4, Socony 18%, . Steel 79%.Cotton futures were irregular in quiet dealings. Closed 65 cents Abate lower to 25 cents higher. Oct. 32.54 nominal december 31.13.march 31.01, May 30.79, july 29.71. October 27.65, middling spot 32.03  new Orleans Cotton futures closed Toady 35 cents a Bale Lowe to i brents higher. In , nearby  of wheat and Corn advanced out deferred contracts were weak. When lower. December 2.47t a2.55. May 2.17-%, july 2.012.01.closing foreign Exchange rates Canada 93.37 /2, France 0.32. Switzer land 25.75. Argentina 20.65, Mexico 14.50, others unchanged