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Show To Japan Striving Become Spokesman For All of Asia By DAY INOSHITA United Press Staff Correspondent TOKYO (UP) Japan Is striving slowly and consciously to become the spokesman for Asia and a powerful voice once again in world councils. Its leaders have avoided direct expression of this aim in words. But they have hinted at it re- Post-- 1 master General Arthur E. Sum merfield may yet get the extra money he says he must have to keep the mails moving after July 1. Chances are he will get at least of it. But Congress appears ready to make him work hard for it. A House appropriations subcom- mittee told him bluntly Friday he part wasn't prepared to answer sub- committee questions. It told him he must lay out a plan for running the post office with money Congress already has provided. so members can see what corners would have to be cut. Summerfield went before the ubcommittee flanked by a dozen assorted experts and armed with; statements, statistics, and charts. But subcommittee Chairman J. said these Vaughan Gary all about what he would do with the "extra $149,500,000 Sum-- ! merfield says he must have to avoid sharp cutbacks in service! (D-Va- .) x indicated this on Wednesday, the day after he returned to Tokyo from a quick tour of six Asian countries the first made by any Japanese premier to at least four of th,e nations either before or after the war. "I have formed an idea of the thinking of Asia's leaders," Kishi told a news conference. "What we discussed will contribute, I believe, to my talks with American leaders in the United States this month." Whether the other countries of Asia like this development is another question. Some, like the Philippines and Burma, are still deeply suspicious of Japanese motives, fearing a revival of world war militarism. Others, like the Republic of Korea, are openly hostile. Still others, like Thailand, Ceylon and Pakistan, apparently do not mind. But even if they objected, there appears to be little they can do to stop Japan from regaining a position in the front rank of the struggling nations of Asia most year. Their apparent elopement came of them newly born and caught in a morass of problems of newly- - as a "big surprise" to him, he said. His daughter had never hintwon independence. at such a step, he said, and Japan is the only really indus- - ed were "calm" youngsters who both trialized nation in this section of not the type to run off. were the world. Its people are energetic police said they Washington ambitious and skilled in handi- to 13 pastern an sent out alert crafts. Their literacy rate is one to states try to locate Wednesday of the highest in the world, believed to were who the couple, The road back was not easy. in a 1951 black be travelling But Japan has come far since it owned by Wiliams' lay in ruins in 1945, half of its vertible V upii-U- l a 1 1 VI III VO t Jl UiU U Body Found trees ; be-throu- gh ur rain-soake- ' con- - Ja-we- brunette I Homemakers . . . Quality Budget-Price- d OIXON TAYLOR 1L! rA RUSSEL JUNE IS SPECIAL VALUE MONTH . GIFT BRIDE-BONU- S ICC - p'i th- - ' 'J5f cW Wennerstrom said he had not heard from his daughter since she disappeared Sunday. She attended WoodroW Wilson High School here and young Williams attended the School for Pages, Wennerstrom said. He said his daughter had brow hair and blue eyes, was of waiting. 5- tall and weighed feet, Last vear Japan ranked first in 135 trial factories razed to the ground. Economically, the turning point was the Korean war with its mil- itary orders which injected fresh blood into Japan's struggling in- dustries. Politically, It was lan's admittance into the United Nations last year after long years j i "p, i 50-mi- j 3" I?' L- Liberal Terms tailored to tit the - for brides of Today and Yesteryear VALUABLE GIFT CHAIR INCLUDED homemakers u r nm il u in ml Wife SALE ; - L- re with the start of the new fiscal the world in shipbuilding. Its vol- ume of trade was the biggest in year. To get a better idea of what history with 2.47 billion dollars in those cutbacks would amount to, imports and 2.402 billion dollars in exports. Even with an unfavorGary insisted on knowing first how the postmaster planned to operate able invisible trade balance, 595 If Congress did not put up the million dollars In American milextra money. Summerfield, ac- itary orders left Japan with a plus balance of 293 million dollars cording to Gary, said he couldn't in foreign exchange earnings for come up with an answer to that the year. before next Tuesday. Over objections of the lone Re- publican "present, Rep. Crash Victim Envoy Elopes Summerfield Sure to Get Part of Funds (UP) would overflow their banks were stations, recorded a reading of JO. A severe windstorm or tornado, heightened by predictions of high The Southwest remained the place in Colorado accompanied by three inches of temperatures and to be as warm temperatures, rain, rushed through Mount City, Wyoming. Throughout the area. mosllv in gos, continued, Mo., Friday, tumbling rivers have approached or passed Scatlered hwers and thunder-appea- rs and leaving twisted telephone lines flood stage but no great danger in its wake. Meanwhile, the Grey-bu- ll imminent. The 50 mile storms are moving from the cen-str- ip to River in Wyoming began from Meeteetse to Greybull, tal and southern plains towards recede after forcing several resi- Wyo., suffered' minor damage in the Atlantic Coast, while a cool dents from their homes when it Friday's flood. fron( pushes southward along the le area brimmed along a Elsewhere. scattered showers east orn third of the nation. Friday. and thunderstorms pelted portions No injuries or home damage of Nebraska and Kansas eastward! In 1909 the USS Mississippi were reported following the big the middle Mississippi came the firs battleship to visit blow, which whistled through Valley into the middle Atlantic an inland city when she- sailed Mound City. Three black funnel Coast states Friday night. An inch up the Mississippi river to visit clouds hovered near Hiawatha, of rain fell during a period Natchez, Miss. Kan., Friday afternoon, but all at Kirksville, Mo. stayed aloft. Northern Florida got a heavy rivers Fears that mountain d skies pasting from the ITCHING SKIN with over an inch and a half dropping at Cross City and nearly HUSBAND CONFUSION At Broad- three inches at Apalachicolo. HOLLYWOOD (UP) If all the skin preparations you counof extreme the the has life opposite Ted actor Jordan's way have used have failed to stop become complicated since Holly try, drizzle and light rain occurred your skin from itching get wood actor Ted Jordan married along the coastal areas of Oregon H&M Ointment today. H&M U strip-tease- r Lili St. Cyr. "Hardly and Washington. odorless and skin color. H&M a week goes by that someone Sharp temperature drops were 10 is sold on a written money doesn't call me or ask me about reported in the Midwest where oc-- ! 20 to lower said. he Jordan, Lili," back guarantee. degree readings my wife, Broadway Ted, that is, is married curred during a 24 hour period U&M LABORATORIES to a named Joanne Grand Marais. Mich., one of the coldest spots outside of mountain Moore. CLARKS GROVE, Minn. (UP) U.S. 65, two miles north of here Five persons were killed and The victims were: Waldo R. another injured Friday night when Schultz, 41, Minneapolis, Minn.; a speeding car went out of conAnn Torgeson, 22, Mason trol on a wide curve near here Marilyn her grandmother, into another City, Iowa; and swerved head-o- n SEOUL, Korea (UP) The body auto with "a crash that sounded Mrs. Mabel Larson, 44, Forest like an explosion." City, Iowa; and Mr. and Mrs. of an American serviceman who in both Min Ralph Berard, Des 4 was. killed with 21 other U. S. 58, The accident the worst nesota this year occurred on Moines, Iowa. Army and Air Force personnel Kenneth Chapman 39, Des when a C124 Globemaster crashed Han River on Feb. 22 Moines, Iowa, was taken to near- Into the was recovered from the wreckage by Albert Lea Hospital in fair it was announced SaturThursday, condition. day. Mrs. Walter Carlson had slowed Headquarters of Army Forces down to make a turn into her Far East, Eighth, U. S. Army, driveway when a car raced past identified the serviceman as Army her at a "terrific rate of speed." M. Wallies, of HeadPfc. Jan She said the car went out of con Third Battal- trol, into the wrong lane of traf quarters Company, . n 13U1 "uauwy cSuiiciH fic and hurtled into the Berard Mrs. 24tn His Division. mother, machine. Roth-manWASHINGTON (UP Police of W. resides The Schultz car was traveling Dorothy 13 states are searching for the Calif, in Sacramento, 'about 100 miles an hour," a wit- 11 daughter of a Swe- ness pretty teen-ag- e was the second body re- told Freeborn County Sher- dish diplomatic official and a covertxi witnin twu wetri.s r !, ndflh ;tf ILL Capitol page boy who are The bodies of three other U. S It was the second highway believed to have eloped. e rvicemen still are missing from 24 hours to claim Col. Stig Wennerstrom, air at- crash within Thursday night, five the crash tache at the Swedish Embassy .five lives.Kru.c ' HiiH when thfir Christihis said in here, daughter, Oldest living language Europe hardtoD smashed into a ana, 16, and the page, Hu Wi- la) near is Lithuanian. McKeesport, Pa. lliams of Falls Church, Va., have tree been missing since Sunday. , Wennerstrom said the ' youngfor young sters had been dating for about a j ' By UNITED PRESS Swedish Prime Minister Noiuske Kishi WASHINGTON Severe Tornado Hits Missouri Town 11 SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1957 Utah County. Utah Daughter of peatedly, - SUNDAY HERALD FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN MINNESOTA CRASH h-blonde pounds. Police said WiUiajns was about 6- - foot-- 2 and v had black hair. Low Cost Outboard Motor and Boat Insurance Call FR 20 Glenn R. Kenner Co. Gordon Canfield (N.J.), the subcommittee 1 to send Summerfield voted back to the post office and to postpone hearing his case until 3-- GOOD QUALITY BUDGET PRICED STURDY FRIEZE COVERS Sofa and Lounge Chair Twin Sectional Sofa Curved Sectional ake DIMINISHING RETURNS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. . (UP) The Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission has agreed to let the Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad stop passenger service on two trains between Palatka, Fla., and Valdosta, Ga. The company said it cost $4,382 last year to provide , service that attracted two passengers and brought in a total revenue of 3-p- qlad MONEY-SAVIN- ! 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