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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, (MAY (14, 1948,

AMERICA REJECTS OVERTURE

No Bilateral Negotiations With Soviet Russia Cannot Afford A Failure, Australian Wool

Declares Marshall

Washington, May 12.

Mr. George Marshall, the Secretary of State, tonight rejected the idea of a bilateral conference between the United States and Russia-loss than 48 hours after Moscow had announced its willingness to enter into such a conference. Mr. Marshall, who was speaking at his weekly press

conference, said the only way to proceed with.c settlement was to tackle outstanding issues in the bodies already set up to deal with them, such as the United Nations Security Council and the Allied Control Commission in Berlin. "This Government has no intention of entoring into bilateral negotiations with the Soviet Govern- mont on matters relating to the interests of other governments,” he declared in a specially prepared statement. There was n danger of failure in a new conference and "That would do the world great harm,"

To a crowded news conference, Mr. Marshall declared in a dhean "What we want is netion voket In the Belds where action is pos- sible and urgently necessary at the present time.

pro-

For Japan

Canberra, May 12. Japan will be allowed to buy wool from Australia un - der an interim agreement an. nounced today.

Up to about 50,000 bales a year will be attewod. in ro. turnk

Australian 'buyers wil have. Government licences to import Japanese, goods, parti. cularly her textiles, up to 2,000,000 in value.-Router.

"The discussion of anay"

regard to outstanding the Austrian treaty negotiations. posals In issues which the Soviet Govern-

where the utmost of difficulties ment may have had

mind,

have urlson and stalemates gen- must, as, a mutter of course, conducted in the body charged erally resulted. with responsibility for these questions.

"It would be very unfortunate if an attempt were made to sit "What we want is netlon In down at a table and enter into the flelds where action is, possible general discussions and have the and urgently necessary at the scussions result in failure to or result in present Ume. I refer to the mal-rench agreements,

obligations ters before the Security Council disputes over the "With Tegard-to-General Bedett and other United Nations bodies, which might be undertaken in

Buch £5 tho aituailon In Korca, such agreements. interview the questions before the Allied. Smith's with M. Molotov, this was direct-Control Council in Berlin, ed towards very definite pur- pose, Mr. Marshall said.

confidential

"There has beer in this coun- Try a confusion of publicity and of statements or Specelics relat ing to our actions and our ut- titude towards the Soviet Union "The number of such state- nents would probably increase campaign be-

the.

"refer to the matters before the Security Counell and other United Nations bodies, such as the situation in Korea, the ques- Bons before the Allied Control fore felt to be highly important to distinguish in the minds of Council in Hertin, and the Aus-

comes in. It was there- ;

and

(Continued on Page 12)

Sombre Reception In London

London, May 12.

Trian treaty negotiations, where the Soviet Government between London gave a sombro reception to tonight's rejoc. the utmost difficulties have arisen such statements and the definite

And dieulties generally result-polley of this Government which

Mr. Marshall sold that when General Walter Bedell Smith, United States Ambassador In

Moscow. aaw M. May 3, he did not ask for any general discussion or negotia

tions.

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of other interested parties is the marred by the recognition that would take place, and that the by the deadlock, now apparent he possibility of holding such a con-

out great ference had been ruled tween the world's two

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