Show r PpiiqppqpMp9apa : I September 80 1959 The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday US Exports’ Slump Perils Foreign Aid PreM By Auoclated WASHINGTON Sept of the Treasury Robert B Anderson indicated Tuesday the United States may have to curtail foreign aid and military spending abroad It may that is unless exports recover from a two-yeslump Addressing free world financial leaders Anderson said retary Mao Meets Jet 4' Visitto Help Russ Boss -- fTTtT- -f C"VXTr Continued from Page One ditions for the establishment of world peace” Officially the Soviet premier flew to Peiping to attend the celebration Thursday of the 10th anniversary of the Com munist victory over Chiang Kai-she- BUT IT WAS1 obvious that his visit to the United States would be one of the' major Nikita’s Vow Eases Fear Over Berlin Communist-fanne- upris- r ing in Laos and a Chinese dispute with India “now threaten the peace of Asia Peiping has shown no indication of backing down on either issue NJ and over Chesapeake and Delaware bays Continued from Page One John Alvin Dennis 40 Sumter Communications were eut NATIONS NY died there when his car to wet pavement on many communities and skidded the bloc — A mass Soviet Sept 29 failed to others as the storm 53 and crashed of US walkout in the UN General National Guardsmen were advanced Assembly Tuesday set the Into service at bat- ' The big wind tore down stage for' bitter debate on pressed and communities power lines uprooted trees cities tered charges that Communist China where likely will run and unroofed buildings Towdamage is trying to destroy the Tibetan millions the into ering waves swept away or people’s way of life beach and harbor inThe guardsmen sought to brokeJUp MEMBERS OF the Soviet stallations High tides nine to assist and looting delegation and Its eight satel- prevent feet abqye normal here and exIn cleanup operations lites left the 'assembly halt pected to reach 11 feet elseJust beforq the speech of T F A spokesman for the South where flooded vast areas and China Carolina Electric and Gas Co isolated many communities Tsiang the Nationalist 1 ambassador f stimatpd damage to electriMETAL SIGNS blew down TSIANG SAID his govern- cal facilities at a then were Charleston at ment was shocked at the ac- dollars streets by the hurled Colalong the neared storm The tion of the Chinese Communists in sending troops into umbia area about 7 pm mov- the wind a lethal threat to the s Tibet in 1950 and "our ing about 12 mph Rain gusts few who ventured out in the at the Congree Air Force Base height of the blow the remain today near Columbia were 69 mph Schools closed along the same” He declared that his gov- It began to break up then coast and were turned into ernment was pledged to as- forming a squall line in cen- shelters sist the Tibetan people to tral South Carolina The torrential rains poured One consolation was that down over the eastern and cenjrealize their qwn aspirations "in accordance with the'jirin-ciple- s most of the Carolinas’ tral Carolinas and the Charof tobacco crop had lotte NC Weather Bureau issued a warning bulletin to been harvested — AsiorUteJ Press WlrtphoU HE MADE CLEAR that the residents along most of the would BUT OTHER prime crops ripped off Smith’s sleeve and Chinese Nationalists rjvers and streams that serious not raise any legal objections in the storm' path— including away at victim's head and flooding was probable The to the US action on Tibet cotton— were expected to be bureau forecast rains up to 10 This was of special signifi- devastated by 10 to 15 inches an(j 15 inches I - cance since both Nationalist of -- rain- and the “ and CwQmunist China claim winds Tibet as Chinese territory “The intensity of this storm will diminish slowly however SUPPORTERS OF the reso- winds of near 75- WHIN YOU VIBIT mph in NEW YORK Sept 29 (A)— lution ANGELES believj many of the a LOS over will continue What's the difference between Asian neutrals will ab- squalls small area near the center for (ay at tAa a typhoon and a hurricane? stain rather than vote against several hours” the Weather Immou a Nothing They’re just differ- a resolution worded along Bureau said ent names for the same thing those lines The Weather Bureau advis—fierce cyclonic winds accomA MEETING OF the Assem- ing that shipping should exerAt th Hub of tht Frttwy reFor business or pleasure the bly’s panied by rain steering com- cise caution and small craft Statler is convenient luxuriThe name typhoon Is used mittee was called for Friday main in port until winds and ously new Garage end auto in the Orient to denote the type morning to consider the re- seas subside lowered its warnat of Hatteras south registration desk of storm Hurricane is the quest of Ireland and Malaya ings Cape A Hilton Hotel term whlfch came to be applied to put the Tibetan issue before 11 pm but said gale warnings were displayed from Cape Hatto the same sort of tempest the Assembly for teras northward to Cape May originating in the West Indies half-millio- senti-ment- f inter-nation- THE CHINESE Nationalists have warned that the Reds may renew their attacks on the offshore island of Quemoy at any moment 1 UNITED HE TOLD the annual meeting of tfic World Bank and International Monetary Fund that three factors are largely responsible: three billion dollars of military spending abroad 2 'a billion dollars of foreign aid and two billion dollars of private investment overseas "It is our hope” Anderson said "that this large payments difference will be reduced by increases in our commercial exports of goods and services relative to opr imports of Despite these notes of caultems discussed by Khrushchev tion Anderson did not take and the Chinese a gloomy view of the AmeriObservers in Tokyo specucan scene lated that Khrushchev will try "I can say that the outlook to persuade his Chinese allies to avoid any move which for the economy of the United could jeopardize the present States is good" he reported improvement in relations between the United States and Soviet Russia ’ i i By Auociited Praia American payments abroad are exceeding receipts from other countries by about 4'4 billion dollars this year HOWEVER he added that while emphasis will be placed "We on expanding exports will also keep our whole financial position under review” If Since the government has no Whinery for curbing private investment abroad this amounted to an implication that military and aid spending might be cut back if the US balance of payments deficit persists Hurricane blasnes Into Southlands Red Walkout Cues UN Tibet Debate i-- 1 them” Tells China A ff Robert Smith wasn't offered now knows leopard's paw Buffalo NY 47 In friendship zoo denizen then slashed J3 Typhoon Same As Hurricane Likes Cages He's Caged By Associated Press animal-traineBUFFALO NY Sept 29— A would-bhad a cage of his own in jail Tuesday after a tussle with a caged animal in the Buffalo Zoo Robert Smith 47 said he once had captured animals in Africa and India and wanted to see whether he had lost his touch r In city court on a vagrancy charge he said he had opened an unlocked gate of the zoo walked In and started to wrestle with a tiger Police however said Smith actually had tangled with a leopard by reaching into the cage to pet him The animal scratched Smith’s arm still-stron- d n full-scal- e bor-“do- Continued from Page One porting this view of good faith the part of the Soviet on premier From what Mr Eisenhower Khrushchev may find It’ said at his news conference difficult to talk Mao out of Monday it is obvious that new military ventures Khrushchev and he agreed that they would employ this un Though the Chinese voiced usual method of putting on the enthusiastic approval of the record the agreement public Soviet premier's trip to the had reached United States they are still' they What happened was this: smarting from Washington's latest successful move to bar Mr Eisenhower told rethem again from the United porters that In addition to Nations wliat wag said In the communique on the talks SunBy Awociated Press afternoon: day TOKYO Sept 30 — Red China expressed delight at the "We agreed that these results of Nikita S Khru- negotiations (on Berlin) should shchev’s American tour and not be prolonged indefinitely readied a welcome for him in but there could be no fixed time limit on them” Peiping Wednesday Mr Eisenhower also said at re“The Chinese people a later point that he was sure joice In Comrade Khrushchev would bear out his success” said the statement of this agreement official Peiping People’s the official Soviet Tuesday Daily news agency Tass issued a n Immense delight was report- statement saying that one of another its correspondents ’had sent ed by Ta Kung-padaily reflecting official views Khrushchev a request to comment on the Eisenhower stateRadio Peiping said The Soviet premier is flying ment from Moscow for the 10th anTass quoted Khrushchev niversary of his most powerful Asian ally to be celebrated as saying Mr Eisenhower “correctly described the es-Thursday sente of the agreement — A DVE1TIIIMEN T reached by us Khru-shchev- Now Many Wear "The Soviet government" Khrushchev said "would like to express again the confidence With Little Worry that all parties concerned Eat talk laugh or aneeza without would strive for the question fear of Insecure false teeth dropping Berlin to be settled FASTEST H of West lipping nr wobbling holds plates firmer and more comwithout delay and in accordfortably This pleasant powder has no ance with the interests of easgummy gooey pasty taste or leellng Doesn't cause nausea It’s alkaline ing tension in Germany and Checks "piste odor" in ( non acid Europe the interests of con(denture breath) Oet FA8TEETH at drug counters everywhere solidating peace" FALSE TEETH -- Siew se will tower prices in "Now Chevrolet lowers the cost of owning America’s Number every comparable V8 model in the line— on Biscaynes are also lower on comparable models value car Prices have been 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