| Show Italy's Leaders Force End Of Red Strike ROME Italy July 15 (UP)— icalled off a Italy Communists paralyzing nation-wid- e general struce late Thursday niffht when : - the government threatened to creak it by force of arms at any COStl : The government announced the cancellation of the strike effective at noon Friday (6 am Friday EDT) after a day of riot and general industrial throughout Italy - paralysis mobs whom the government called' armed revolutionaries fought troops and police dynamited main railroads stormed public utilities and seized control of central Genoa Their strike they said was a protest against the attempted assassina- -' tion of Moscow-traine-d Paimiro Togliattl Italian Communist leader Togliattl was reported resting quietly Thursday ' Firing broke out Thursday Eight between leftist demon- atrators and troops and police in Genoa Italy's greatest port and military authorities assumed full emergency powers in the city One demonstrator was killed and two were wounded seriously in a gun battle in the downtown street when troops and police charged into the barricades and trenches the leftists had erected to hold the main' central streets But the streets were cleared and the army was left in full control of the situation ' One rioter was killed near Milan another near Bari in gun fights with police Thirteen per-sowere seriously wounded near tKaples when: two hand grenades were thrown during a fight between Communists and extrerrie rightists: Nineteen persons were wounded In other disorders J Communist-le- d : - : - : - t ' ns ' i 400 Red Guerillas ERP to Britain Die in Push Greeks Say Blocks Path ARMY For Dictator July ' By WILLIAM McGAFFIN Chicago Daily News Service LONDON July is not subsidizing socialism in Britain so much as it is preventing said Thursday night the Com munist rebels suffered nearly 400 casualties during a two-da- y battle south of Eptahorion He said army forces seeking to pocket the rebels in the rugged Grammos mountains in northern Greece captured a rica P Fills Position Of Vice President -- SA FRANCISCO July 15 UP!— was named ' vice J W Corbett president In charge of operations for the Southern Pacific Railroad Co Thursday He succeeds the late I B McDonald R E"' Hallawell advances from " 5 ' assistant general manager to re- place Corbett as general manager Cf the company's Pacific lines Simultaneously the company named V M Patterson as assLstant general 'manager succeeding Hallawell ' Ps D Robinson moves up from superintendent of transportation ti succeed Patterson as superintendent of the Rio Grande divi- eion Robinson's headquarters will - be in El Paso six-mile-lo- ng ' ridge The spokesman said 61 gue- rillas surrendered the highest single number to quit since the government began its all-odrive to break the forces of rebel Chieftain Markos Vafiadea He added that the large number of rebels who surrendered indicated that guerilla morale is cracking under the pressure of six Greek army divisions V 1 4 cxVi to VlO UP) — The cpminform de nounced Marshal Tito Thursday as a "betrayer of the working class" who rules Yugoslav Com- LONDON f DoiiY July 15 Russian-dominate- d m t U S Broadcast To Germans Hits Blockade "" i! 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Mm y : " Conservatives Reason This in effect is the reason why British conservatives disliking socialism as they do nevertheless voted overwhelmingly to provide it support by accepting European Recovery program aid It was given me the other day BERLIN July 15 VP)— The U S by a prominent' conservative member of parliament when I re- military government told the Ger- minded him that "there has been man people Thursday night "the I allot of talk lately about how civilized world has demonstrated capitalist America is subsidizing its complete ' solidarity" against socialism In Britain" The M P who obviously must Russia's "brutal starvation block remain ' anonymous expressed the ade" of Berlin i fear that should socialism fail it A military erovrnmnr rartln would mean "a heaven-seopbroadcast called the Soviet block- portunity for rabble rousers like ade ''intolerable" land compared it Mosley i or Follitt (Sir Oswald with the actions of ' Adolf Hitler's Mosley fascist and Harry FolNazi government litt Communist) to take over and The official broadcast told th not only establish a dictatorship Germans they had a right to de but turn the people'against Amer' mand tne r lifting or the blockade ica" It told Berliners that "all free Ger Tendency lo Nationalize mans' are sunportine them and that the crisis here has given "the Severalj British critics of socialexponents of German unity a ism have remarked that Britain's labor government is embarking on rallying cry behind Berlin" More aid through the British-Americ- the most ambitious social security air fleet wax oromtaeri system ever at a time when BritBerliners with the prospect that ain has never been so insecure new tecnniques and the expansion But even more serious in tjie of landing fields might permit opinion of both British and Amerto join the air supply fleet ican critics 'is the Socialist tenMeanwhile the British gave no- dency to nationalize tice that Russian military action My M P informant however is the only way B the Soviets can believes that even within Britain's clamp down- on Berlin's air cor Labor party there are responsible ridors leaders who would be willing to Britain's position was stated by slow down on nationalization if Grmro Capt H M Wright of the they saw that it was endangering RAP at a" news conference their recovery Of course there Asked about threat in the Rus are the hotheaded ones who insist sian official cress to restrict travel that the steel industry is only along the three corridors Wright doing well because the workers saia: have been promised nationaliza"I can't think Of an vthine- thev tion This group of extreme leftcould do about changing the agreed ists say that steel production will corridor rules except by military fall off jif the government does action" not takei over the industry When" asked what would be done Left Ardor Cooling ? If th Rus!inn innnnnnd ttiAV were cuttine the number of cor- -' Critics! of nationalization do not ridors across their zone to one share this belief — although they Wrieht replied: recognize that there is a strong "We would Just continue flying leftist sentiment in the British the same way in three corridors" masses "as reflected at their last But in Frankfurt Gen Lucius election There are lately D Clay American military gover that the masses maysigns be cooling nor saia tne Americans still are toward leftist policies determined to stay in Berlin and High-place- d Americans who are will fly as many planes as possible definitely opposed to nationalizato Deat tne Russian blockade tion and say so privately still do not feel lit would be prudent for them to come out publicly against Paris Strike Stalled government ownership however PARIS July 15 UPl — A strike They feel the British must make of 7000 government telephone this decision themselves It is their telegraph and postal communica- country iare There tions workers was postponed for growing signs that 24 hours Thursday night The de nationalization—government owncision was made after a talk with ership — will become the center of Jean Biondl secretary of state for a bitter controversy as we get government workers deeper into the ERPi ¥ n ww 11 nt I - 311111111111111 X "Ml t- I V'-- I-- WE'LI) INSTALL IT " 'I i 4 i O : I VV -- "VWWWV : I —— f 11 - £ i 11 ff an B-2- 9s - t :V l rir muff — T I No other tire at this price gives you all these features: Long mileage ! 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