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On Guatemala
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the Guatemalan situation In a television-radio
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starting at 8:4$ p.m., EOT. ABC
radio and Du Mont television will
air the talk live. Other networks
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PRO-LABOR
WASHINGTON I Secretary
James P. Mitchell told a Labor
Department employes' pep session
yesterday that Eisenhower admin,
lstration policies are "pro-labor.'
"Despite what you may hear to
ine contrary," Mitchell said. "I ask
you to look at the facts, look at
the President's program for health
and social legislation. No one can
say mat tnis Is not pro-labor."
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Annual Fund
Bills Passed
WASHINGTON Wl Hurrying to
beat a midnight deadline. Congress
Wednesday passed and sent to trie
White House the final three annual
appropriations bills for the new
fiscal year starting Thursday.
The Senate completed action on
the measures within an hour after
the House bad passed them.
The- three measures provide
funds for the State, Justice and
Commerce Departments; the La
bor and welfare Departments: and
the Judicial and legislative
branches of government.
The bills wcro compromises, of
dllfercnt measures passed previ
ously by the House and the Senate.
They make these appropriations:
Legislative Department, 170,695.
754: federal Judiciary, S27.5O1.740;
Labor Department and Related
agencies, S311.784.5O0: Welfare De
partment, $1,163,413,761; State De
partment $114,110,000: Justice
Department $176,864,500; Com
mcrce Department, $837,022,000;
V. 8- Information Agency, $77,114-000.
The total of $3,278,506,255 In the
bills cleared Wednesday Is approx
imately $100,000,000 less than Pres
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Walt Disney To Present TV Series
fly IIOII THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Ul-Wiint a I lip to
Mara? Wnlt Dlimev will tiiko you
there on TV Uils lull.
The amar.lng Mr. Disney, who.se
wonders nrvr cease, Is piviniliiK
a TV scrim called "Dl&nryluml"
lor the ABO network. 'A monthly
(future will be "The World of To-
Agreement
On Trieste
Dispute Seen
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia in-An
Itallan-Yuiioslav settlement of the
long mid bitter Trieste dlsputo Is
expected momentarily by responsi
ble diplomats here.-
Bailing a last minute liltrh,
they say, announcement ol aurco
mcut should come within the next
two weeks.
A settlement would end one ol
Europe's tlioruir.it postwar prob
lenvi. Comlne: at tills tunc, It also
would realue a dm.lrc ol Ilio
United stales and lit Until to put
Hie Hnllnii-YiiKOslav leud aside be
lore Yutiosliiviu, Greece iind Tur
key conclude a proposed Ualktin
military alliance. -The "Llllle
Three" lorcign inUilsters are
scheduled to siflt the alliance in
YUKosluvla's summer cupilal ui
Bird between July 13 and 18. Fi
nal negotiations on terms ol the
pact are now under way in Alliens.
Trieste Krco Territory, an ores
about tlio slo of iiielrupuliiun New
Yoik City, was set up in 11)47 un
der terms ol the peace treuly wllh
Italy. At the lime the Allies were
unable to determine whether It
should be given to Italy or Yugo
slavia. Por administrative purposes II
was divided into two sones. Zone
A. Including the big port city of
Trieste, was placed under British
American control and Is oceunled
by 7.000 Brillsh and American
troops.
Zone B about two thirds or
the whole territory but only one
third of the population of 300.000
was placed under Yugoslav
control.
Both Italy and Yugoslavia
claimed the whole territory.
In an ellort to settle the dispute
the United Slates and Britain an
nounced last Oct. 8 they would
withdraw their troops from Zone A
and turn It over to Italy.
The decision provoked strong
protests, riots and saber ramma
on both sides of the Adriatic. The
troops stayed.
Wnen agreement comes, It is ex
peeled to parallel closelv lernmr.
lally at least the Allies' Oct. 8 de
clslon. However, there will be two
major dlllerences so far as Yugo
slavia, is concerned.
The solution will be the result
of negotiations and consuliaiinna in
which Yugoslavia was Included
not the case before Oct. 8. Yugo
slavia leaders learned of that de
cision only two hours bctoro It was
announced.
morrow,'1 and ouo of the subjects
will show the preparation and ac
tual flight to Mais.
The red planet Is llincly topic,
since It Is veering close enough
to the earth this month lor astron
omers to get their beat squint at it,
To conduct this TV trip to Mars,
Disney has hired Willy Ley, who
knows as much about spauo travel
as any human being, Ho lornicd a
society lor apace travel in his na
tive Ueriuaiiy In 1037, the same
year Lindbergh mada headlines
with an earthly night. Ho came
to this country In 11135 and con
tinued advocating flight Imo apace
by writing books and articles,
"A lllglit to Mara?" asks Ley
In Oormaiilo tones. "Of coui'sa II
Is possible. All It takes Is time
and money."
It could happen In 35 years, he
said. Or at least 25 years alter
tlie decision Is made to attempt
Navy To Modify
Plane, Catapults
NEW YORK Ifi The Navy will
modify the plane-launching cata
pults on all but two aircraft car
riers as a result of tin May !M)
explosion aboard the carrier Urn
nliiginn. The disaster cost mure
Ulan 100 Uvea.
A Navy olllclal aald yesterday
all carriers ollccted by the niodilU
cation plan have catapults operat
ed on a hydraulic .principle, except
the Intrepid and the Hancock,
which have steam catapults.
the project, llo Humes It would
laka a denude to establish tho
apace stations, which are essential
uelore the lull trip cult bo at
tempted.
"Then II would bo another 15
years lo build and prnect the
rocket lo travel tu Mars," he
said.
Whol would Mars be llki-J
"It would piububly be , three
quarters desert, with very little
water. Tho days would bo pleas
ant around 75 degrees In: sum.
mer. But the nights would be lu
lastlcally cold. The complete day
is only a llllle lunger than ours
about 24 hours and 37'i immites."
How would humans exist on
Mais?
"They would liavo lo use space
stills, of course, because there is
no air on Die plunel. I don't think
they would have to be weighted;
that has been overslreoaed. A man
would weigh one third leas on
Mara, but I think he could soon
adjust to that,"
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