THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1947.
WALLACE DEFIES HIS CRITICS "Shall Go On Speaking Out Where Men Will Listen"
Ambassador And Chequers Talks
London, Apr. 14.
Mr. Henry A. Wallace, in a defiant reply to Con- gress critics who challenge his right to criticize American foreign policy in a foreign nation, sald today: “I shall go on speaking out for peace wherever men will listen to me, until the end of my, days.”
In a statement issued today. Mr. Wallace said: "Those who propose to take action against me betray their present state of mind. Only if a state of war existed could I be accused of gịv- ing aid and comfort to an enemy. I recognize no enemy and know of no state of war." Mr. Wallace's statement--ful. Jalgo policy. low: " learn that there is
Mr. Allee and Mr. McNeil seathment in Congress that the laked to Mr. Wallace in his place for 1710 to campaign private capacity as a "distin against the proposed military guished visitor” and not as the form to Greece and Turkey in į representative of an American) not in Britain, but in my own | mimarsty country. My answer for this is However, the "distinguished
raight forward.
for category against cloaks British
frequently contacts with
ACTION DEMAND
to
Washington, Apr. 14. Mr. Parnell Thomas, Chairman of the Houss-of Representatives Committee on Un-American”Activities, de- clared tonight that the Dow partment of Justice hud "HD alternative" taking legal action against Mr. Henry Wallace for hin statements made in Britain. His commit- tee planned no action in what en "clearly a matter for the Attorney-General," Thomas mid-Reuter
Mr.
Ambassador Disturbs
Moslems
"1 didampaign
Washington, Apr. 14. these proposed Teens in the non-oiléial politient Ngurra. The newly-appointed United | United States, and the British | Me, MeNeil rerratly received |
Ambassador to `Indla, today
Government
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States
people, through the melium of Rodulfp Llopis, president of Mr. Henry F. Grady, the Brinch prong, knew my al The Spanish fitule very well before I came Exile, as a "distinguisheil Sedented that he was referring to her. Inve mentioned my t-ialist United PreAB,
in any / political organisation titude, of upposition to loans
statements on Indian unity to which the Moslem for military purposes only, in
newspaper eidentally in Britain. in the American
that
de eides. American poliey, not the British public.
TAN
Amerion.
" have and that
Iwo policies:
between
Mystery American
Found Unconscious
Paris, Apr. 14.
The French authorities today were secking to crack the mystery of an unconscious American found yesterday aboard the Marseilles-Paris
express.
The man, about 25, tall and blond, was sprawled
on the floor at one end of a Pullman when he was found by the conductor. A search of bis pockets revealed no identity papers, no money, not even a railroad ticket. The only clue to his identity was a photograph of an elder- ly woman, bearing on the re- verse side the name,
Conts, San Francisco."
"John
The man recovered conscious- ness today in the Hospital of Pity in Paris, but appeared
Sepulchre Warning
New York, April 14.
the
suffering from partial amnesia. Dr. Henry Sloane Com, re- He spoke excellent French.porting on his recent lecture
tour of the Orlent, said when, querira by hospital at- tendants, with ly a alight
United States reputation in the American accent.
Far East and throughout the Mostem world was at present up low that "it simply cannot
British Food Dawn", organ of the Moslem self here,
For Cologne?
beng
Lemon, Apr. 15,
League. is reported to taken exception.
after a conference with
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He said he did not remem. her his name, but knew he was an America from Sun Pran. cisco. He lind no memory of ever having come to Paris and expressed surprise to find him- have "Where were you when you were last conscious he was Back at home-in San Fran- Cisco."
"Where did
learn French"--"My parents taught me French."
Lenving the White House asked.
Prest.
you
"Did you have any baggage when you got on the train?" hinYes, I hnd two suiteses and was carrying US$9,000 on
me.
tite all ceoilies. cat close The openin of a depot inlet Harry Truman, Grady One Birmingham, through "which food was asked to comment on the stands for a strong United Nas Sostres could be sent to Cologne | newapaper's 'declaration that hề 11099 and leads In Tastin
sidered by Alderman had "managed to win, auspicion La Bradherr the Lord Mayor and peace; the other stands for a
not confidence of the divided work and fends ulti thenungham.
Moslems" by expressing mutely to
Announcing this on Monday the self in favour of "national an- Wa } bave sail, i and shall say. that some granjs irrently, invicted out "apart from ity in India."
Mayur who visited Cologne in America stand for the grey, question of political problem.
was not referring to any ond world policy. I have said.tise people are not,
getting suff- form of political organisation", and I shall say, that I stand frient food and antil the adminis- Grady said, "That is a matter for the use of American rostration is position to assure for the Indians to work out. I sputees through the UN for the fand deliver le men, women and had in mind the importance of it had no betterment of it.
if aeboldren the food which at pro cooperation and working, toge-Coats state of wir existed,could be sent merely consists
to a large ther of all elements of the coun Press. accused of giving aid and com
extent of gares of calories trys us to achieve the great deteriorate farther."--Asso possibilities the country has".— Paper C position is bound to
vinted Press,
Daly
fort to an enemy in expressing my point of view.
If they were right, that in effert a state of war exists. then whether I spoke in Britain or Amerien would be uninsport. Ant. I recognize no enemy and know of no state of war.
"In England I have seen first- hand the devastation and suf. fering caused by war, and to prevent that ruin and devasta tion from being wreaked again on the world 1 shaff ro
speaking out for peace whee. ever men, will listen to me. N
if the end of my days."
Mr. Wallace was the guest of a group of Labour Member of ¦ Parliament at a private dinner today. Tomorrow he plans to! vlat the Homes of during the budget debate.
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Reuter.
Occupation Force Racketeering
London, Apr. 15.
Certain soldiers, sailors and airmen taking full advantage of Europe's black market and dis- organized finances have caused a loss to the British treasury of an estimated £60,000,000 during the past two years, the Government an- nounced Monday.
Compas' tion account
Embassy Request
The army's services appropria
for 1945-40 issued day as a white paper showed n fase ni 28:56, and the con-
loss was
The American Embassy will troller, general Sir Frank Tribe report fully to the Stale De, said that the 1946-47 partment on conversations bestimmted at £20,000,000.
The loses were attributed
tú
Truly I am surprised to be in Paris, and I see that here they do much better than the Chiengo gangsters themselves." The American Embassy said record of a John living here.-- United
Jap. 18th Army's Losses
any lower," partially due to American policy aiming to force" Britain to let 100,000 Jews into Palestine,
Salazar
Takes No Chances
Lisbon, Apr. 14.. The Portuguese Gov- ernment today urgently transferred to pew posts | four Army, brigadiers amid rumours of a possi- ble military uprising.
The action was interpreted generally as punishment, pos sibly for their lassitude in sup- port of the Salazar regime,
The four were transferred for temporary military duty in Madeira, the Cape Verde IB- lands and Africa. They were Brigadiers Vasco Carvalho, Antonio Sousomain, Carlo Selvegem and Corregidor Mar-
tina,
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All except Martins left Lis- bun two days ago aboard. ship carrying various lenders of the recent strike of shipyard workers who are being deported from the continent, Murtins is awaiting transport for Lourenco Marques.
All of the four were distin- guished officers.
Kumours of a milltary upris. ing cropped up last week and Coffin said that United States
for one day communications be- of insistence on party rights in tween Lisbon and the rest
were out, while the Philippines threw away all the country
and the Army feelings of admiration und lovo Police
on the alert.--United of the Filipinos for America." placed
United Press.
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Stalin Justifies
Censorship
Moscow, Apr. 14.
were
Generalissimo Stalin today told the Republican candidate for President, Harold Stassen, that
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FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING SATURDAY, 26th April, 1947.
Page &
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race will
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that Stalin
wear
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NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.
It
or
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main in effect in Russia. Stassen reported
discussed He said: "We only told him that Russia and the West longrange economic and cultura! must find a way of sitting to malters. We did
not discuss gether and press relations must anything about the current item
the Governments. be improved. However, he claim- between
Badges admitting non-members to the Members Enclosure and ed tint efforts to lift censorship would not have been proper in the past had failed and offered advisable for me to discuss such, the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, Rous at. $10 including tax are obtainable through no hope that suck a move would matters. Stassen said he would such Member to be responsible for all chits, olc. be tried again.
Stassen
Badges I brought up the question Army Commander is
of censorship with Stalin and charged with failing to control Stalin countered with what he by
nt a
Sydney, Apr. 14. Lt-Gen. Halazo Adachi testified war crimes trial today that only 12,000 of 120.000 men in the Japanese 18th Army in New Guinea survived.
The
forel correspondents,
Stalin said: "It will be difficult!
give a "fill in" on the conference to Marshall. United Press,
Jamaicans Want Jobs
admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the RACE COURSE
Compradore
⚫ The Treasurers'
Ofee will close at 11
Both Ofees.pt. 1st,
a.m. and the Secretary'a Office at 11.46
floor, Exchange Building.
his troops, who allegedly commit-called evidence of bad faith ted atrocities on Allied forces.
The General said
A limited number of tins will be obtainable at the Club that when Aled troops Innded at. Hollandin in our country to dispense with {
House, provided they are ordered in advanced from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818). and Altape, Japanese lines DI censore. The Foreign Minister, communication were severed, and several ti
V. M. Molotoy has tried to do it Kingston, Jamaica, Apr. 16.
NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S ta assist
He had to reavine
Britain's alleged preference PREMISES DURING THE MEETING. - the mal Japanese
it each operation, the 18th Army decided
for the employment of former
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. Ito attack the Allies at Altupe."
Staasen said he received Stalin's enemy aliens in Britain instead The price of admission to the Public Enclosure $3 permission to issue verbatin re- of labour from such colonies including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the "We lost 10,000 men killed in card of the portion of the conver-na Jamaica was criticised this action," he added, "After the, sation which dealt with the press the Jamaican House of Repre: within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Club during the
In Gate.
Bookmakers, Tie Tde mob, etc., will not be permitted to operato 10th Army disengaged, it decided, The transcript of notes was sentatives by a spokesman for to disperse its troops over a wide checked and agreed.fust of the the Jamaican Labour Party.
Race Meeting. area. Fifteen thousand Japaneso midnight Kremlin conference with officers and mes died in this move. Stalin however concerned Econo- ment. The nevements from Au- mic affairs, gust 1944 to January 1845 were truly called death marches. The to the United States "because Ito Jamaicans The British battleship War-story of the 18th Army is tragle." I want to be available for discus-Bustamente
35,000 tons, will leave -United Press, Hyde tomorrow in tow for the
End Of
Warspite
Ryde, Isle of Wight.
tween, Mr. Wallace and British felt trading and currency trans Government officials, including actions with the civil pupulation Alr. Althe. It was disclosed to various countries fustered by day.
The earcity value of goods and It is understood the Naba. the large margin over the ofleinispite, sador, Lewis W, Douglat who rate obtainabl for
for sterling."
restriction
11p.
April 14.
as a conservativ. Deminerat dir! The Government said it took Clyde where she will be broken agrees with Wataee's plitiest steps to stop the heavy train by theories, will report that Wal. posing lace said nothing during those talks which would justify his prosecution under American law.
Wallace himself, meanwhile, spent the day in his hotel room drafting a reply to American foreign policy during his stay in Britain.
In reply will be in the form of an editorial in this week's "New Republic" of which he in editor.
exchange limiting the amount of money of the Warspite in the longest Two tugs will have charge, which military personnel could
n hon by postal order but it low ever made with a battle. could not prevent
entirely the ship-nearly 600 miles. exchange of sums improperly ac
tired.
The Warspite has seen 30 yenra Kervice Last August the army put
through two real ban on the trading by issuing tions In which the battleship Aworld wars. Many historic ac- pecial pay vouchers in sterling took part started with her bapt And requiring that only these sm of fire at could be spent in military can-Jutland
the Battle of teetts-Associated Press.
and ended with the bombardment of Walcheren in support of the Scheldt landings in the last war.-Router.
DIVORCE. SEQUEL
HAIFA BOMBS
Jerusalem. Apr. 14.
Alexander Bustamente la the tender of this party.
that discussion until he returns Britain for preferring Italians ONLY
He is withholding details of The Rev. S. A. Black berated
sion when it is given out.”
Triumphal Arches
In Bulawayo
(By Russell Landstrom)
Bulawayo, Rhodesia, Apr. 15.
on
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Displacement Programme
Warsaw, Apr. 14.
A Foreign Offico spokesman an- nounced today that the repatria- tion of 400,000 remaining Ger- "recovered would
ro-
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Attempting to outdo other cities Their Majesties mans from Poland's
have visited in South Rhodesia, the area's most Western territories" modern and industrialised community sent sume tomorrow. the Royal family on Monday through dozens Asked to comment on the Lon- No Significance
don Times editorial urging of triumphal arches along miles of streets and Poland to reconsider her stand on Mr. Douglas Wan *present
suburban roads lavishly decorated and packed the former German агед the during the luncheon meeting at
London, Apr. 14.
"The' Chequers at which Wallace and
with people who had waited impatiently for spokesman said,
Times' The Foreign Office tonight on-
not. serious not arguments are Minister of State Hector nounced that the appointment of
this chance to celebrate.
convincing. The present borders MeNell were guesta.
Thousands of children, black caved in under the emotional are the best guarantee of secur Victor Cavendish-Bentinck, can- Embassy sources refused
and white alike, were so tense atress and the strain of waiting ity. The Times fears a future cerned in a recent divorce case, reveal the toples of conversa na British Ambassador to Rio de day discovered and defused two sight of any vehicle along
The military authorities to that they broke into cheers at the for hours,
danger, which we consider ab. tion, but Insisted they
the · Bulawayo Is were Janeiro had been cancelled.
Chr solutely entertaining
groundless." ---- United without "political significance"
small time bombs believed to procession route and when the Royal visitors for two days after Press. "A fresh appointment will be have been and that Mr. Wallace made no made in the near future," the an- aimultaneously with the expect fingwaving that a number of boys into Cape Province, completing timed to explode Royal party have into view there which the entourage will whip was such leaping, yelling and through Bechuanaland and back effort to win Mr. Attlee over nouncement said. No further de. ed arrival of the refugee ship, and girls collapsed from the ex- the strenuous tour of nearly 10, to his views on American for- talls were given-United Press. Theodore Herz-United Press. citement
and heat, Adults too 000 miles on Sunday.-Associated "JANE"
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BUDAPEST TRIAL
Budapest, Apr, 14.' The verdict in the trial of 13 Hungarians accused of plotting against the present regime and. reking to restoro Admiral Horthy, the. former Hungarian
EISLER INDICTED Regent, will be announced on
Wednesday morning.
Seven of the accused are officers
Washington, April 14. Gerhart Eisler, 60-year-old of the Smallholders' Party, the German, accused of being a top largest single party in the present agent of Russian Communism, government ccalition Reater. was indicted today by Federal. Grand Jury on charges SCHACHT TRÍAL
the
of lying under onth to get pass-
Nuremberg. April 14. ports.
Dr. Hjalmar Schacht arrived It was the pugnacious little in Nuremberg today under po- German's Becond Federal in-,llco escort together with his dictment here. On February wife, and his defence counsel, 27th, a grand jury Indicted him reports the Dona German news on charges of contempt for re- agency in the United States fusing to give sworn testimony zone. Dr. Bolecht's caso will. Juctore the House Un-American be resumed by the Nuremberg
Activities Committee United Denazification Court tomorrow. I Press,
-Router."
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