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7 7 I ft I '1, say 1 everybody seems to think But Briton Cautious in Replies to Labor: March 26, 1939 3 TELEVISION GUIDE This aeippcr iMume rwoonlhlll( for Incorrect llsttnita. Proiran Hstlnfi ar furnished by tha Wl.vLsloa (tattoo. A mere win De American, British and French notes werej being transmitted to Moscow-Wednesday night. According to British informants they will suggest: 1. An East-West foreign ministers conference should begin in Geneva May 11 to consider the 'Mac Says Everyone Thinks Talks Certain Spriogflald, Phono UN 4-353S THUBMDAT MORNlNd Berlin dispute, a German peace settlement and European security.

Communist Poland and Czechoslo By ARTHUR GAVSII0N LONDON (AP)-Prime Minister ments in central Europe This British idea needs further discussion and so far no definite position has been taken by the Allies. 1 On an East-West accord to end nuclear weapons tests New British proposals for a control system have yet tt be agreed by the West. On a U.S. troop withdrawal from Europe Any such move "would be so tragic an event that 1 can hardly venture to contemplate it." On standing firm in Berlin The Allies must hold the Western sectors of the City to allow "the 2.250,000 inhabitants to live the life of their choice." Summing up, Macmillan told the House East-West differences "are certainly complex, but not insoluble" and negotiations already are well under way for settling them. U.

S. Chess Champ In Second Draw MAR DEL PRATA, ArgenUna (AP) Bobby Fischer, America's 15-year-old chess master, figured In his second straight draw Wednesday In the international tournament here. Fischer, U.S. national champion from Brooklyn, drew with Luis Sanchez of Colombia in 41 moves. Previously the Brooklyn boy drew with Jaime Emma of Argentina in 46 moves.

Ludek Pachman of Poland tops the standings with two straight victories. vakia could take a limited part In the talks. The Soviet Union wants Harold Macmlllan confidently told Parliament Wednesday everybody seems to think there will be summit talks with the Soviet Union this too 7 1:00 1:19 1-4 :00 1000 10:30 11:00 11:30 11:45 Today Today Today Today Today Dough Ml Tr.asura Hunt Prict la Riahl Concentration Tlo Tao Douife Could Ba You Could Ba You tnem to De present. 2. The foreign ministers could Cartoon New Capt.

Kangaroo Capl. Kangaroo Playhouse Godfrey Tim I Love Lucy Top Dollar Love ot Life Search Tomorrow Guidlnf Light begin preparations for a summit meeting in July or August if their Macmillan was reporting in the political discussions show signs of progress. THUKSDAT. AFTERNOON was -asked by opposition Labor party leader Hugh Galtskell If the allies have agreed -definitely to meet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the summit regardless of the outcome of next month's projected foreign ministers conference. Macmillan replied cautiously but appeared to satisfy Galtskell, who has long pressed for a meeting at the summit.

"I think I ought not to say anything in detail before the presentation of the Joint Allied note to the Soviet government," Macmillan said. "As regards the likelihood "of a summit without prejudg- In reply to Galtskell and other House of Commons on his talks in Washington with President Eisenhower. But In W-shJngton, Elsenhower seemed less sure. He told his news conference the summit parley still depends on progress made by an East-West for Labor leaders, Macmillan made these other points: On limiting East-West arma- Give your expendable blood to save an unexpendable American. 12:00 12:30 12:43 1:00 1:30 1:00 2:30 00 IS 1:30 4:00 4:30 1:30 Man on Plaia Mid Day Mid Day Truth or Com.

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