THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1848.
UNITED STATES OF EUROPE MOSCOW MOURNS
10-Point Plan Before Parliamentary Congress Equal Rights And Privileges
Interlakon, September 1.
A 10-point plan to abolish frontiers and weld the whole of Europa into ono vast 'organisation un- der one Central Government was put to 200 do- legates to the European Parliamentary Con- gross which opened here today.
The plan for a United States of Europe was sub- mitted by Mr. R., W. G. Mackay, Labour Mem- ber of Parliament for North West Hull, and is a shortened and amended version of his ori- ginal plan.
the as-
The 10 points dictate that legislate for peace, order and the the Union of Europe be found-government of overseas territories ed by the 16 countries receiv-after taking into account the vote ing Marshall and and that the of the State concerned, door should be left open for pirations of the people in the ter ritories and under the reservation others--including Russia-tu Join later.
of exlating international coimnlt- ments.
it is lo
the projected that
The Congress was opened by M. Central Parhainent should consist
of equal Georges Bohy, a Belgian Socio- of a Senate composed
by the States,list deputy and President of the numbers elected and a Chamber of Deputies, the European Parliamentary Union. 'numbers of which would be de-
Mr. Winston Churchill sent a cided by the Assembly and that message in which he stated: "We It should have powers to make have made swifter progress
wards European Unive Inwn for the pare, order and
to-
thon good government of the whole anyone versed in political affairs Unlou
would a year ago have predicted.
The original. Mackay plan gave the Parlament exclusive powers
A Milestone
supress
US Aid To Rest Of World
Washington, September 1,
The United States sent to Europe and China $209,159,.
of 850 worth
Post-UNRRA funds before
Merahall the Plan started
of at the end June, President Truman ald in a report to Congreen
today. China received $45,102,213. Italy
received the largest sum with $117,041,565.
Administrative and other expenses in the United States brought the total cost of the programme to $350,000,000.~~ fauter..
CUBAN LEADER MURDERED
Havana, September 1.
A group in a spelling car
Bid To End German Reparations
ZHDANOV
Moscow, September 1.
The death of Col: General Andrei A. Zhdanov, ro- moving one of the most powerful forces in in- ternational Communism, ploced Moscow in mourning today.
Tens of thousands
of Rus-buro, », founder of the Comin-
stáns lined up to view the body form and a leader in the Comin- of the CominfoFm leader lying form's attacks on Premier Mar- In state in the Hall of Columns.
Probably almost one million persons will see the bier before the body IN interred in th Kremlin wall tomorrow night.
Washington, September 1.
General Zhdanov, known to The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. George Marshall, disclosed the Russians as "the closest asso- clate of the great Stalin," died today that the United States is
yesterday, after a serious illness, Britain and discussing with
the Communist Party's bulletin France the feasibility of cur-
said, although there had been no Lalling or suspending repara-inkling of this in the Soviet tions withdrawals from Ger- press. many.
Mr. Marshall told his press con- ference that Mr. Paul Holman, Economie Cooperation Adminis trator, was compelled under the Marshall Plan to obtain the ugreement of the countries can- cerned.
He said that Mr. Hoffman had established n committee to look into the inalter further.
today assassinated Juan Areva- Authoritative
sources
in Washington claimed that the Cuban los, 52, veteran
anti- United States
has Government Communist labour leader, as he already come to believe that the
of purpose
the European Re- stood on a corner in suburban
covery Programme would be best Lawton waiting for a train.
Kerved if the further dismant- ting and shipment of what was left of the 910 installations car.
for
Jant reparations marked October be curtalled,
A la of bullets killed Senor Arevalos. A student was also in al-jured in the melee. The assassins which has over diplomatic services, defence, *The pollee forces, communlentions, rendy
crowned our combined (escaped, public health, immigration, cus-efforts should inspire us to go for.
Senar Arevalos
returned The French Government is un- tomr ERIC currency, but the ward together serving this great
only recently fram New York derstood to be particularly amended draft lists them as "in-European and world cause."
City, where he was invited by the cerned at the American request dicative"
Messages of good wishes were
Congress Industrial Organisations because they 81 believe that also sent by the Italian Premier,
ot industrial Signor Alvide de Gasperi, and the to discuss Latin-American labour the
also conferred-lants in Germany
that can be French Socialint leades, M. Paul problems. He
with American Federation of Lamor
more productive elsewhere, and Mr. Churchill bour leaders in Washington.
that the move would support the
Equal Rights
May
surplus
con-
The plan provides for a Su-Ramadfer. preme Court
In his message, to iron out
A native of Spain. Senor Are-jargument of extremists, who In- ferences between States and adds added: "The Congress of Europe
over valus had long been an organisersist that the United States that the Federal Council weld at The Hague last collect custoins dules (which which 1 presider and which was for the AFL In Cuba and in Latin attempting to revive would be uniformn), lake
over convened jointly by all the prin- America generally.—United Press. industrial might.-Reuter. oach State's public", debt, would cipal European
movements Was
make monthly payments to them recognised as a milestone in the and would present annual progress of our continent towards
budgets.
unity
Inter State trade would be *Since thes the International free And everybody in the Committee of the moverments. for United States of Europe would European unity have becir ener- governments for the have equal rights and privile support of
policy embodied in The Hague resolutions, and in particular for to the
acs.
The plon would also give the Central Parthiment
wer
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