Done Behind Russia's
Soviet Delegate Attacks Paris
Indignant Reply By French Spokesman
Geneva, July 7.
Valerian Zorin, Russian delegate to the Economic Commission for Europe, charged today that Britain and France had agreed with the Unit- ed States, behind the Soviet Union's back, on the implementation of the Marshall Plan. At the Paris conference, which broke up when Russia refused to go along, "it was simply pro- posed to agree to what they had planned be- forehand," M. Zorin told the ECE.
M. Zorin accused the United, to M. Zarin, saying Rusala was excessive A. Kingdom and France of plan- suffering from
the
creation of a new trust and was given to looking nink organization for carrying out for hidden meanings.
decision ile ald He said the only the Marshall Plan.
WHA to invite would stand taken in Paris this organization
of
He said the
above European countries and Russia to take part and Russia'a for details of the outside the United Nations, with request
over the European Marshall Plan from the United control
the right to States was not in keeping with ematrions and
national dignities, certain branches develop
Marshall Plan Industries in those countries,
The United Kingdom and was an Intelligent and generous intended to offer and an intelligent unawer Kid, France, he occupy dominating positions in must be given. The Paris de- elston, M. Philp asserted, would this organization.
freedom of all
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M. Zurin warned that no repret the
could be participants and no action by Interference foreign
"On such the new organization would be tolerated. He said:
taken to violate sovereignty. He a basis we cannot establish
wald he did not lose hope that normal basis of cooperation,"
He said the Paris proposals Rusain would join in had "nothing in common with shall leave the door open".
Representatives the interests of Europe" and! "Soviet Russin had nothing in commun with such an erronelous pulicy
AIR SAFETY
RULING
Washington, July 7. The special Presidential air safety investigating commit tee recommended today that effective immediately all air cruft operating
night at under instrument condition be required to fly at least 2,000 feet above mountainous terrain and 1,000 feet above "characteristically evet" ter-
ritury.
The board was established by President Truman last month after 95 persons died in air crashes at New York and Virginia. Its report was sign- Lundin, ed by James L chairman of the Civil Aero- waution Authority. United Prene,
Lights Out During An Operation
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1947.
Back! MASTER PLAN
Talks
U.S. Trustee Of Pacific Islands
Washington, July 8.
Foreign The Senate Relations Committee on Monday -
FOR WORLD
New York, July 8.
A master plan by which the United States with its technical "know-how" and financial resources can wipe out poverty and misery in China, India and the Near East, thus increasing the well-being of the whole world, is proposed by Willard R. Espy. American businessman on the staff of the "Readers' Digest." Writing in the "Atlanic Monthly," Espy contends the master problem of the world today is not Russia nor atomic energy but the "dragging poverty of the teeming millions of the people in China, India and the Near East.
says
these people's
Eapy poverty and misery are not only a drag on all other peoples' pro- gress but also a "standing Invita- tlon to xenophobia, to social un- rest, to fratricide and quarrels, to unanimously outside intervention and ultimate approved a joint resolu-y, perhaps, to annihilation by the atom and germ of the East tion accepting United
and West alike." States trusteeship for and Caroline Marshall Islands wrested from Japan in the Pacific War. Acceptance of the agreement with the United Nations Secur- ity Council was recommended | trie energy an amount equal to all by President Truman last' hydroelectric power produced in
the United States. Thursday,
471-
To meet this situation, Espy proposes the United States spend
a year on US$100,000,000 gineering projecta in China, India and Palestine to help increase the world's irrigated areas by one- sixth and add to the world's elec
Spanish Referendum Results
n
Madrid, July 7. The Spanish General Director of Local Affairs that the tonight said
results in provisional Good Business Pointing out that the United yesterday's referendum States spent US$330,000,000,000 in World War II Espy says the on the Spanish succes- showed that United States can well afford to sion law france the proposed plan which 12,628,983 persons voted will not only relieve the misery Yes" and 643,501 voted of two-thirds of the world's peo"No." ple but also provide an excellent stimulus for American business.
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The referendum was to de-These GLAND PREPARATIONS (Male and Female) are offered Espy reviews the numerous pro-cide whether or not Franco will to the public not to trespass In the domain of the Physiolan, Cun-posals for the development of continue as the Head of State but as a means for the clear-thinking individual to keep the the proviso body in a condition of fitness which is necessary to carry out maxiraum results China, India and Palestine-suqh indefinitely, with
They are not experi as the Yangtse Dom project and that Spain will eventually be ones daily duties efficiently, and to obtain Five-Year Industrial Pro- come n Monarchy under either both in business life and elsewhere. the
for China drafted by a king or a regent designated mental, but have borne the test of time and irrefutable testi- gramme,
mony is available as to their efficiency. Alex Taud, wartime Chief En- by Franco-Reuter. gineer of the US. Foreign Ad-
Committee Chairman Arthur Vandenberg, said approval also was recommended by Secretary of State Marshall, Secretary of War Patterson, General Eisen- hower, Army Chief of Staff, and Admiral Nimitz, Chief of Paterson, N.J., July 7.
Naval Operations. Pincking #1 Reverel artery
Republican The Michigan with big ingers for 20 minutes added that passage of the re- of Poland in darkness while repairmen solution is on the "Must" list and Sweden requested an ad- worked feverishly to restore before adjournment of
Auеcess grean. lo enable members electricity, a surgeon
The three
be islands will juurnment to consult their Governments, fully concluded an appendectomy
known as "the Territory of the At the opening of the session The meeting one of the most un a 65-year-old patient,
Dr. Vincent W. Gludice, per- Pacific Islands." They were un lively experlenced
before before M. Zorin apoke, and
ahere Ance the Palais became Turming an emergency operation, der Japanese mandate McNell read Mr. Hector
European had barely made the incision on the war. British Government statement the United Nations
The trusteeship was approved ministration. adjourned, the patient's abdomen when the
Security Rying the British Government headquarters
power falled. When he felt the unanimously by the blood flowing, he knew an artery Council on April 2. The agree- had been severed.
ment involve some 18 islands He caught up an end and held with a total area of 846 square on while the patient breathed miles and 48,297 inhabitants, heavily under anaesthesia,
The area includes the former When the light was restored Japanese bastion of Truk, Sni- 20 minutes Inter, Dr. Giudice pan and Tinlan, important way- completed the operation without points on the road to Tokyo, a further hitch-United Press. and Wotje.-Associated Press
tense
in accepting the Marshall Plan after a three-hour senpion, until morning. United in morrow the Press.
invitation would keep touch with the ECE and United Nations and its appro- priate agencies.
"I am instructed to renauert! my Government's full loyalty to the ECE and its unliminished hope that it will play an im portant part in tasks which it Mr. fulani," was created McNell suid.
to
San Marino
And The UNO
Lake Success, July 7. The United Sations today re- reived a letter from San Marino He said the ECE should not for information on the correct "at this time" pass any re-procedure for applying for solution on the Marshall Plan membership in the World Or
Anglo-French invita.ganisation. and the
tions or take my speelfle netlon' thereon,
Controversy
"It Acema
clear that
While the letter is not made public because it was not a formal application for member- ship, Secretarini sources revent-
as aed that the letter was sent to
Commission we should now be unanimously and able to uet therefore it seems to us no use ful purpose would be served by arousing controversy," he added. McNell, recalling the Mr. United States offer and the first Paris meeting, said:
Criticism
London, July 7.
He says that considered separa- are exelting ly these proposals enough, but if combined into one
A spokesman for the Spanikh master plan, they could become a lever that can lift the world. Republicans today ahaply cri succcasion Admitting that the challenge is ticized the Spanish great, Espy said the United States, law referendum and sald reac- as the unly country that has tion to it by the western demo.
"know-how" and crocles will illustrate the sin...!
their technical financial and materiel resources cerity of to operate the plan, must face it Europe." Aquarely.-Central News.
Truman's Plea For CEYLON MOVING
Europe's D.Ps.
Washington, July 7.
Secretary-General Lie and sign-President Truman today urged Congress to act as
Sun
San
ed by the Minister of Marino in Washington.
The tiny Republic of Muring is situated in the Apen-
surrounded by Italy. He nines, which has already applied for United Nationa membership. Although its total area is only the views 88 aquare miles and its popula of the Soviet Government and tion about 14,000, San Marino
"On one point, which seemed
to us fundamental,
the United Kingdoni were boasts full independence sharply different, This was, sovereignty and
and
claims to be
speedily as possible on legislation to admit a "substantial number" of Europe's displaced persons into the United States. did not give any figures nor did he specifically support any of the various immigration bills which are now making little or no progress in Congress. He insisted, however, that "it is unthinkable that these people should be left indefinitely in a camp in Europe." "We cannot turn them out of
to my Government and, I am the oldest state in Europe, dat-Germany into a community of sure, to all three Governments, ing from the fourth century.the very people who had per-
to be re. Central News. situation greatly
д
gretted."
The French Government, in a
atatement given
Philip, associated
by Andro
itself with
the United Kingdom, streaking
the urgency for
Britain and
France to take the faitiative for:
AIR FREIGHT RECORD
London, July 8.
secuted them," Mr. Truman Bald. "Moreover, Germany's devastated by economy is so
war and so badly overcrowded with the return of people of German origin from neighbour-
A Halton aircraft left Londoning countries that it is ap-
the effort of reconstruction and i airport for Calcutta
on Monday
proaching an economic suffoca- carrying a ship's 5-ton propeller tion which, in itself, is one of demanding the speediest pos-
shaft the biggest freighting task our major problems. alble action for establishing a programme of European needs ever undertaken by a plane, ne- cording to Lancashire Alteraft Corporation experts.
"Turning these displaced per- sons into such chaos would be disastrous for them and could our pro- seriously aggravate
and avaliabilities,
Continuing to reply to M.
They supervised the loading of Zorin, Mr. McNell said the the propeller brought from Sun-blems there. United Kingdom and France dorland by road. had been under no obligation to The plane will make five stops supply Russia with lnformation en route to Calcutta where the even if they had it.
steamship Photinin" is waiting
He said the suggestion that for it.-Associated Press. the United Kingdom wanted to 4 use the Marshall Plan to over- come her own difficulties would not bear examination and Britain, despite
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NEW AT-BOMB EXPERIMENT
Paris, July 7. The Paris newspaper воч Baid "L'Intransigeant”. night that it had learned from "political and military circles possessing special informa- tion" fai a new atomic bomb experiment had recently been conducted in New Mexico.
The paper said a bomb of the latest model blew a hole In the earth 500 metres desp and 16 kilometres in diameter and completely destroyed buildings of various types which the United States Army had erected for the experi- ment-United Press.
"Thie Government has been firm in resisting any proposal to send these people back to their former homes by force, when it is evident that their un-
President Truman pointed willingness to return is based on political considerations out that the present statutory SUICIDE BID
fear of persecution.
Immigration quotas were inade- Plain Duty
quate and that special legisla Hamburg, July 7.
"Already certain countries of tion was needed. her own A former SS officer, Walderna
Latin "I wish to omphasise that Europe and Wrist Western Klingelhoefer, ripped his
have opened their there is no proposal for a gea- safety pin in America After he finished, the United the Nuernberg prison yesterday, doors to substantial numbers of eral revision of our immigra- States Undersecretary of State, where he has been awaiting trial, them. Plans for making homes tion polley as now enunciated," Mr. Clayton, who
more of them in other he said. was sitting it was announced today, accord for next to him, shook his hand. ing to the German News Service countries are under considera tion. But our plain duty. re Another prisoner Intervened quires that we loin other na and Klingehoefer is said to be tions in solving this tragic pro-
blem." out of danger. Reuter.
difficulties, Europe.
to help
Mr. Clayton did not speak, Excessive Distrust
M. Philip fondigtantly, and with Hvely gesticulation, replied
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TOWARDS DOMINIONHOOD
London, July 7.
Sir Henry Monck Mason Moore, Governor of Ceylon, and Lady Moore, arrived at London Airport from Colombo today, A apokesman said that a full statement will be issued-tomor- Bald row: All that could be
Sir at the moment was that Henry was here to discuss the constitutional advance of Cey- lon.
in
policy
The spokesman sald: "The object of the referen- dum was to justify new crimes
Generalissimo
Franco
by
against his political adversaries and to give the world the Im-1 pression that his regime is be- ing democratized and that this democratization Is possible without Franco's elimination.
and the "France, Britain United States would do well to recall similar efforts on the part of other dictators and guard against Franco's obvious inten- tion fo seek entry into the com- mittee for the economic recon- atruction of Europe when the present sharp criticism dies out.{
"It would seem the duty of the democracies to reatute cate- The Governor was met at the gorienlly that, in spite of the airport by Sir Oliver Geonetil-eferendum, nothing short of a leke, Financial Secretary to the democratic government will be Government of Ceylon, and Mr. the satisfactory solution to the problem."- United W. V. Hatton, London editor Spanish of "The Times of Ceylon."
Sir Henry told Reuter: "I have come over for preliminary talks in connection with the constitutional advance of Cey- lon, so that wo can go ahead as quickly as possible.
"I shall be seeing Mr. Creech Jones, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, tomorrow."
Sir Henry Bald that his visit was a hurried one, and he was planning to return to Ceylon within two or three weeks.
Mr. Creech Jones said in the House of Commons last month that Ceylon would have Domin- lon status "within a compara- tively short time."-Reuter.
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POLISH WIVES FOR BRITAIN
London, July 7, The Under Secretary for For- the Mayhew, announced eign Affairs, Mr. Christopher House of Commone today that permission had been granted for the relatives of members of the Polish resettlement corps in Britain to come to Britain from India, East Africa and the Mid- dle East, t
Mr. Mayhew catfmated that there were 780 wives and 1,240 children of members of the re- settlement corps in India, 15,000 wives and children in East Africa and 2,100 wives and 2,- 000 children in the Middle East.
-Router.
London, July 7.
cultural An Anglo-French, agreement will shortly be sign- ed in London, similar to those that Franco has signed with. Belgium and Czechoslovakia, it was authoritatively stated to- day. The agreement will pro- vide for the Interchange of stu
research dents, professors, workers, an wall as books, art exhibitions, dramatic perform ances and concerts.-Router.
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