THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1947.
NEW DEAL FOR THE WORLD
"No Peace Till It Has One" Says Mr. Wallace
In BBC Broadcast "YOU UNDERSTAND THE NEED"
London, Apr. 13.
Mr. Henry Wallace, former Vice-President of the United States, called for a "New Deal for the World" when he broadcast to the British people tonight. "The whole world needs a New Deal and there will be no peace till it has one," he said.
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BOMB ON WINDOW-SILL
La Spezia, Apr. 13.
Four memberązef a family
·were killed and two others critically injured when ✡ house
bomb wrecked their neur Fondinore.
The police said the bomb had been placed on a window- sill while the family reas gathered in the kitchen hanah.United Press.
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wealth of America is being used for strategic and military pur- poses rather than to raise the standard of living in countries which could become great mar- kets for American exports," he Anid,
The former spoke to at least the opinion of
Vice-President 16,000,000, in
Lukewarm Press Reaction
London, Apr. 13.
PEPPER REJECTS WALLACE'S INVITATION
Washington, Apr. 13.
Senator Claude Pepper (Democrat, Florida), today rejected Mr. Henry Wallace's Invitation that he head a third party, and pledged that he would stay in the Democratic fold as long as It was "truly liberal."
Mr.
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„Mr.__Wallace_extended_the-la--Miami, Florkia-It-came- vitation from London, where President Truman flew home
President from ho denounced
Kansas City, after A Truman's foreign policy as visit to his mother, to start his "ruthless imperialism" and third year in the White House As far as the London broke Away from the De- and as Rome. Senators' demand- ranks to propose A ed that Mr. Truman read. Mr. press. was concerned to- mocratic day, Mr. Henry Wallace third party that would seek to Wallace out of the Democratic
wield the balance of power in Party and disavow all could have stayed at the 1948 Presidential election. Wallace's foreign polley home.
Senator Pepper gave bls an-clarations. Two influential newspapers | awer in telephonic statement said he should have stoppetto.. the United Press from several others reported his week- gnd spruchs without enthusiasm. Some papers ignored him com- pletely. Only the Left Wing
Reynolds News" bannerline play.
gave
him
German P.O.Ws. In Bristol
From the independent "Obser- some B.B.C. of
ver"
and the conservative "Sun- day Dispatch! Mr. Wallace re-
Wallace 15 cvived sound editorial spankings Cathedral
Terining his advice
Grave Mistake "When I became Secretary of Agriculture (in
In his statement 1933) the abundance of the great livestock and
Senator Pepper said, "I have inalatently grain producing areas of the United States was
advocated to ̃áll Libernia that it being wasted because people who needed food
would be a grave mistake io had not the money to pay for it." he said.
make any, effort to organize a this peace. "It seemed to me that
to try a new type
third party. He then added, Judicrous and tragle situation power politiers,
"It the Democratie Party Fu was the world's root trouble.
of power politics elnis. "One kind
fuses to perform its mission to Here were Industrial workers of, which will work in the modern
The BBC allowed
serve the people against special Americu nut of work herause world as to use power to create minutes at its most popular broad-
interests, it would not be the people who grew food In-world prosperity and increase casting period, immediately fol
and even dangerous," the Obser-
Bristol, Apr. 14.
Henry Wallace or Claude cluding hundreds of millions of abundance,
lowing the "nine o'clock news" ver sharply criticised Mr. Wallner
German prisoners of war volun. Pepper who would start a third Indla, peasants in China and
for urging Britons to support his "Silly Americans" which almost everyone hears,
Bristol Cathedral | party' movement but the people the Middle East mul South "I pay
Public interest in the talk had one-warld ident. If Britain were tarily vent to o attention to those
Wallace's
favour one on Sunday to participate in a themselves....I
not whetted by Amerten -lived
abysmal silly Americans
who say that Been
newspaper to follow Mr.
for prisoners starles of. Wallace's previous
policy. world
the Observer a special service
of three, but two. major parties in poverty, needed all the things Britain is finished, and I pay speeches and of criticism of these she would ind herself "alienated.
the United States. I shall con- that we were able to make, but even less attention to
from both war speeches by Senator Vandenberg helpless in n
Canon Leslie George Mannering tinte to fight to the limit of my granded ani could not pay for them."
wealthy English people, your and others.
welcomed the prisonera "in Clufs-
strength insido the De- Mr. Wallace said that during worst ambassadora in America,
A column in the "Sunday Distian goodwill" as "our German mocratic Party to make it the patch" said bluntly that it was a brothers," and 300 of them song truly the war America's vast indus- who spread the story of Red
Ilberal party 'of the trial potential had enabled herrain and catastrophe in Britain
At Liverpool earlier on Sunday happy day for Europe when the Easter carols in their own lan
late Mr. Roosevelt decided
nation." Anguage while the rest of the con- Wallace told a crowd he had been not only to wage war nid | bevate they didike having
Before emplaning at Kansas Zinkist
hire properly "chaperoned" by United dron Mr. Wallace from the White gregation anng in English. also Labur Governmen'.
House roster and accused him of Pastor Krauss, the Germans'
City. President Truman refused actually to increase the stan-paying high taxation and eating States Ambassador Lewis Dou willingness to secure pence by the
to comment either on Mr. Wal- dard of living-and-consuming them Alice
own padre, translated the sermon. "most outrageous appeasement."
"lace's-specches-abroad-or--the- power of the citizens of Amerien, } pengile.
telephone strike at home. Fury against Wallace in Congress is influential mounting. Several members, both of the Repub- lean and Democratic partics, asked for a reply to Mr. Wal- lace. to make it clear to the people of the world that Mr. Wallace was not speaking for the United States Governmont,
from
the Allies, but
Four!
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Chaperoned
glas when he met Prhac Minister
Thren, referring to senatorial
which otherwise
come in vain."
Mr. Wallace likes to think.Associated Pres
his Puritan origins, that he wants with the niety which springs from
peace more than another man.. Mr. Wallace is not a/considerable figure in the American scene. Since Mr. Wallace has gone common man has made good at The White House."--United Press
CELEBRATION FALLS FLAT
"When you realise this, you!" "When I am rld that the 15 criticism, he spoke of "the effort understand what Franklinch Erpare is falling to pieces, to make it appear that something Roosevelt meant by the
say that Insofar as it had treasonable has been done by me Freedoms," he anti.
donuuation over other lear and that I should say those things "Amerlen is the home of powertid prople, I am sure that in the United States instead of
Vienna, Apr. 18. politieni ilerly and we have shoulder me to an end, but I nhrond."
In spite of orders from the tamed a contient by free am glad to see that what is ""It seems to me," said Wallace.
Lord Mayor that all buildings terprise. But I was Freedom happening in India and Burma}"that those statements by the
should be decorated, only off- from Want which made Presi-is not disintegration at all, but honorable Senators indicate a hy-
(cial buildings and a few private dent Roosevelt's message
to Lord Mayors," he cracked. new entrart between free storical state of mind."
houses were be-flagged today clarion call to the world; Free-¡ Burmese and free Indians withi "It by
At the Liverpool meeting heas Vienna celebrated the second coming direct to the
Vitriolic Attack dom from Fear, of course, too, the free people, of England. tish people I make it posid sait, "I believe ene day we all anniversary of her liberation. by Chairman Arthur H. Vanden-
But does not war arise murel I believe that together, Bri-f certain things to happen must become world citizens. Any the Red Army.
berg of the Senate Foreign Re. Britain and.....economie, tain and America, bringing the Want
would one who wants that must believe
The general feeling of Vien- intlons Committee termed Mr. maladjustment than from any uppertonity
to keep in not have happened, I have not that it is necessary constructive |
touch with the peoples of cthere was expressed by the newa. Wallace's line of attack against other case? Is not the common | nchievement
papey Arbeiter Zeitung, which the President's Near East pro- with them, could fore. solve the dangerous problem of in the radio speech he sold the period, Wallace said, "A strong part of our prisoners of man's security first and
He did not expand on that, but countries and exchange viewa
said: "Two years have passed gramme "shocking." Many De- lengthy question since we were liberated, During a most the assurance of
next the Middle East by the same British were
but mocrats were more vitriolie in week's bread and butter? And kind of approach to the peoples powerful position" to bring about the United States; the AFL is the celebrate liberation, but in dis eldent's only response to quee.
in "peculiarly
working cinss party is needed I have still not
war attacking, Wallace. returned. We One World. of those impoverished
because they stand right of your Tories and the CIO which alone there cal be tries, whose oil fields are de-as a bridge between the free en is split-half Tory and half over the Soviet Union expressly re. cussions of the peace treaty, Hecurity for
terprise of America and Socialist to the Left. were Russia and neither of them con
op-afford to ignore you."-Associat- has been used as an atom ob liberated country. The anniver.
"The Communist witch hunt fuses to class Austria as eo- od Presz.
Hits Back
to splk up the whole Americansary of our liberation coincides werking class movement.”
with the Moscow Conference, Liverpont, Apr. 13. He warned that Britain "even. which was to have given us we applied the back at his senatorial critics and American Red sehre and said "I end
Henry A. Walince today struck tumlly will feel the impact of the peace treaty, but will probably without fulfilling Gur terhnique of the Tennessee declared that the "only justifica- hope you don't catch this Ameri- hopes."-Reuter,
the ton for charging me with tron-con disease."
does not the
knyone,
demand stitute.
coun- new deal
that men and nations share the
believe that if that goods and services which we all cur appronek quite new need and which modern science | portunities would arise of enables us to produce?
operation with the Soviet
"Why I Left"
"I have sald enough to show why
strategic and military purposes |
| Unjen, which would not want
102 be excluded If. should like.
Eden,
to the Valley of
I think the death of Franklin Roosevelt wAS
a dise Valley aster and why left the Gov- Jordan, and used the resources son is the assumption crament of the United States,ef modern science to transform world is at war."
that the Wallace said he assured, his For today, it is only 150 clear the sundly desert that lies
listeners that there was "nothing be- He denied that he had tried to personal between the senatorial that we are drifting towards Two Works and that the imren the Tigris and Euphrates "seduce" Prime Minister Clement critics and himself."
once again into a Garden of Attlee Into an attempt to change Wallace paid tribute to Mr. mense power and wealth राई !
| American foreign policy and said Eleanor Roosevelt in connection Amorlen is being sued for "Archaeologists say that that that such charges were "ridi.with her work on the United No-
eulous." area where there are now two
tions Economic and Security rather than to raise the stand a half million people once members of the Liverpool United luler said it was indicative of his Speaking to 2,000 students and Council. Sources close to him dard of fiving it countries which canld become great mar-population of 22 millions.
by the grace of irrigation had a Nations Association), Wallace "Wish to heal the breach in the kets for American experts.
read aloud American dispatches American progressive movement." Not Imperialists "By helping these countries
which said he had been accused "If we brought water with ploughs and trols, rather!
and of betraying polley by making than guns, we can blunt the P wer to serve the perple of speeches critical of American edge of American depression, these arid wastes no one would foreign policy in Britain. grently enlarge world trade rudge us the oll we need. We
"I am a patriotic American, and produce eventually that de would not be imperiallats, but the world were at war I could not gree of prosperity. which will technicians, enabling these peo-have said what I have said in make Communism in the West-ple to develop mure fruitfully England. ern World improbable instead and healthfully their own way
of
of inevitable.
{of life, not in terms of graft for "A great mutlumal awakening the few, but with the alm เธง occurred in Asia und Insperity for all who are wil other parts of the world which ing to work, study and learn.
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"Treason"
"Convictions"
The Liverpool meeting ended Wallace's two.day Midland swing during włuch he repeatedly stressed his "convictions!"
1. That the United States is headed toward a war with Russia, 2. That the United Nations "has not failed because it has indicates that in the minds of never been tried." some people the woNd ls at war. 3. That Britain must use her "That frame of mind is precise-influence to bring about a closer
"The use of the word 'treason'
we used to think of only IR "The whole world needs aly what I am trying to combat." understanding between the Unit- colonies. This new nationalism New Deal and there will be no He said that he had discussed ed States and Russia to avold war will turn to Communiam and peace till it has one," Mr. Wal-American foreign policy also"in which this country would look to the Soviet Union as lace said.
with the encouragement of Mr. either be occupied by Russia and their ally if the United States "I believe that the British Douglas during a meeting at the fiberated by the United States or declares that this is the Ameri- people, who know the
London occupied by the United States and short-American Embassy In can century of power politics curninga of old-fashioned
with Lady Violet Bonham-Carter, tiberated by Russia." ex+ British Liberal leader, and Lord
American newsmen travelling rather than the century of the ploitation and Imperialism, Pakenham, Under-Secretary Iot with Henry Wallace on his speak-
would cooperate with en-Wur
ing lour of England arrived too "You will tell me that Soviet thusiasm in a thoroughgoing Ruskin is expansionist as Bri- New Deal for the entire world. Laibly Influence them in any way," day.
"But nothing I ask could pos. late for his Liverpool speech'tc. tin was expansionist In the "By necessity you under-he said smiling. past and America is expan- stand the need for a New Deal Wallace, who has been the Stoke, Wallace's car had a flat Bionist in the Pacific and else for the world because your Old guest of the Lord Mayors of lyre. To make the Liverpool where today. I do not deny it, Deal has broken."-Reuter. Blackpool, Stoke-on-Trent and appointment, he borrowed the But I say that it is the task of
"Hysteria"
Manchester during his Midlands correspondents' car. The' nows- Countries which have the atom
London, Apr. 14. tour, was informed of the sena men hitchhiked the rest of the bomb and which have not, like! Henry A. Wallace accused historial criticism at breakfast this way arriving at the end of Wal- Russia which has been devastat- Senate critics today of hysteria.
morning.
face's hour-long speech-United ed by war. and boycotted in
"That's what I get for talking Press. power "JANE"
"The immensc
and
En loute to Liverpool from
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"No comment" was the Pre-|
tions about either Wallace or the telephone strike. Many toplight political observers; believe that Mr. however,
Mr. Truman will not permit Wallace's remarks to go unchal- lenged and they predict a White
House statement would issued soon.-United Press.
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