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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY. 29, 1949.

CHINESE COMMUNISTS

COMMUNISTS Communist AMERICAN HIGH

MAY USE AMERICANS

AS HOSTAGES

QUIRINO INVITED TO U.S.

Washington, July 27.

Washington, July 27.

The Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, told the press today that the United States Government fears that Americans caught in Communist China may be hold as hostages or used in some manner to bring pressure on the United Statos.

The White House announce it is for that reason, he said, that the State Depart-

today that President

Elpidi

Quirino of the Philippines will arrive here on August 8 for a visit at the invitation of Presi- dent Truman

House

The White ment sakl: "His Excellency, Par nitent Elpidio Quirino of the Re pubile of the Philippines, has ar- cepted the invitation of the Pre- dent of the United States to vidt This country and will ar August 4},

"Since shortly before the Best of the year, the President has been In communication with President Quirino in an attempt to work out matters of mutual interest,

"It is matter of satisfaction to the President that this meeting will provide an opportunity for discussing a number

ment has repeatedly warned Americans in areas likely-to-fall-to-the-Reds..that they should

evacuate.

Noting that many Americans in Shanghai and elsc-

where had disregarded these warnings, Mr. Acheson nevertheless believes arrangements. have been made to evacuate some Americans from. Shanghai on the British vessel Anchisos.

Stater Ambassador Recalling that the Anchises the United

damaged by Nationalist at large. Dr. Philip Jessup. was

ot Communist-held boming

The three will work with the Shanghin, Mr. Acheson said pre-

Assistant Secretary of State for liminary repairs have been made

Far Eastern Affairs, Mr. Walton and the vessel

is expected

situation in proceed to Hong Kong for fur-Butterworth, and himself in re

vlewing the entire her work on

10

In response to questions, Mr. the Far East.

of no

by

knows of matter Acheson said he of common and continuing inter-instance

private American yet of est arising out of the peculiarty citizens

held hostage belg intimate and friendly relations Chinese Communist offletals,

the between the Philippines and the

decision on Noting that United States,

whether to evacuate. or to stay recalls with

"The President

So far as

White Paper

now

·

Press In Hong Kong

London, July 27. "Mr. David Reea-Willame Under-Becratary of Blate for the Colonies, was asked In Parliament today why par- mission was given to Com muniste In Hong Kong to continue

publishing naws. In papers

pamphlets View of the closing by the Communiate of the Dritish Information Service Shanghal

and

He replied that it has been the consistent policy of the to Govern:sent Hong Kong

permit freedom of the press -and-of-the publision_of_ail shades of opinion, provided to that activities contrary the law or prejudicial to pub- lic security are not indulged

In.

10

timita general, these have not been over-stapped. -Reuter,

ANTI-TB EXPERTS' MEETING

COMMAND TO VISIT EUROPE

Washington, July 27.“

The High Command of the United States Army, Navy and Air Force will fly to Europe on Friday to discuss the creation of a Combined Mili- tary Staff for the North. Atlantic Allies. Plans for the visit of the high officers to Frankfurt, London, Paris and Vienna were announced by-the-National Military Establishment today...

was

As- Throughout the marathon The three military leaders—.

Omar Army General

Bradley, sembly debate on ratification of

Pack-which Admiral_Louis_Denfold and Air the Atlantle Force General Hoyt S. Vanden- finally voted through 398-187 berg make up the Joint Chicks after five days of debate-pro- of Staff, They will be accompact deputies stressed that the panted by the Director of their Government must call upon the joint staff, Major-General Alfred United States for arms ald.-A5- M. Gruenther.

sociated Press and Unlied Press

They will leave the capital on Friday in the President's plane "Independence" and expect to be back in 10 days.

The North Atlantic part, which is expected to go into effect with its ratification by the Netherlanda next week, provides for the crea- tion of a common Defence Coun¬ cll and a Defence. Committee to plan the defence of the Allies in

Deporting Of British Subjects

London, July 2r. The British Government is case they are attacked by Rus considering whether it will be

desirable to take power to de He also said they will try to

slo or any other power. Copenhagen. July 27. us they

port British subjects, the Lord appraise matters

Many members Top-ranking tuberculosis ex- stool to determine whether pre-

of Congress, Chancellor told the House of

supporters Lords today. sent American polley is sound,perts from eight countries are Including Republican

week to of the Bipartisan Foreign Coun-

Home The

Mr. Secretary, and will then devise any course meeting here this

organisations James Chuter Ede, hopes to make of netion which might seem suit-devise a long-term programme ell, contend these

to combat the disease. which should be set up and consulted

this matter in Is up to the private citizen him-able for the future. He could not

a statement on pleasure president Quirino's visitself. Mr. Acheson said the Unit-disclose the names

of the two

4,000,000 people every before Congress kills

votes anything the Commons tomorrow, he add. here as Vice-President in 1947 as ed States Government neverthe private citizens asked to serve

like the $1,450,000,000 Président ed. year. well as the visit of the late Presl-less feels that Americans are un-

When the origin of the Lon- as consultants because he has not

Doctors here have learned of Truman has requested for for- dent Manuel Roxas In 1948."-----

don dock strike was being dis- wise in remaining where there is yet secured their acceptance.

mass varcination programmes or- eign military assistance. United Press.

United Nations danger of coming under

cussed in Parliament last week, Mr. Ede sald he had power to ganised by the

cam- munist authority.

Laternational tuberculosis

deport aliens--he deported three Press paign and now being conducted the United

fast Friday-but not to deport learns that one of the non-Gov-In Ceylan, India, Austria, Cze-

people from the Commonwerith. Commonwealth countries can, ernment persons whose name was choslovakia, Finland, Greece,

however, deport people from suggested was Dr. Raymond Fos land and Yugoslavlu.

Dr. Johannes Holm, the Danish dick of the Rockefeller Institute technical director of the

Britain. of New York.

who

was yesterday elect Dulgn,

of the meeting said. the three ed Chairman Mr. Acheson man commission will serve as said that the death rate from the

equivalent together disease ranging to leave Nanking. Dim- culties arose in connection with continunus

seventh officials every Pakistan High Commissioner, C

Involved certain with State Departinent Mr. Habib Ibrahim Rahimtoola, red tape and

which and work closely with Congress-meeting was told, documents

In India alone, 500,000 people and the Begum, to mark the

Dr. Stuart wants to bring with men interested in the Far Eas-

from tuberculosis Med opening of the High Commus-him to Washington for consulta-tern situation.

-year? sioner's new offices in Lowndes" | dions. Square, South West London.

KING AND QUEEN AT RECEPTION

hold

Com-

know's there has been no attempt on the part of the Communist authorities to any Americans in Shinghat who want to leave.

He noted, however, that the United States Ambassador, Dr. J. Leighton Stuart, is experiencing

difficulty

London. July 27. Their Majesties the King and Queen tonight attended a recons ception given here by the

Duke and Duchess Gloucester also attended the re- !

coincident with cepting, which the end of the Fast of Ramadani, The 350 quests included must Alinisters, und High Commissioners in Lon- yton

of the Ambassadors,

were

The King and Queen presented with traditional gur lants of honour, in gold thread,

considerable

persons (21

In

Randall Gould Incident

However,

consultants

The State Department stili White publish Ita hopes to Paper on China soon,

The

While the announcement does not say so, the visit will also give the Joint Chiefs an oppor

the proposed arms aid programme. Po-unity to discuss

cam-

to one

the

second,

the

to

Very

Talks With Canada

Because Britain is the Mother The Defence Department said the joint chiets will not be able Country, he is very reluctant to to visit all pact nations on their alter this but in view of recent but added: "It is developments he will have to re- 10 day tour

the consider position, hoped talks can be arranged with

The

Labour

Minister, Mr. George Isaacs, also said last week that he could settle the strike to- morrow if there was power to deport British subjects.—Reller. MIDINETTES IN DEMONSTRATION Paris, July 27, Twelve thousand sewing girls from

nearly all the leading French fashion houses demon- strated on the Parix boulevards today after going on strike for higher wages.

military representatives for the North Atlantic Pact member nu tions at any placo covered in the Tinerary convenient to them-

The Joint Chiefs will also in- Ma-spect the United States' defence forces in Europe to gain first- hand information on their status.

It i announced that t

anti. hoped to

extend tuberculosia campaign The Becretary wald the Unit-

laya and Slam. ed States Government expects

However, Mr. Acheson adder,

campaign is already being difficulties with the Com

the colussal task of preparing

in Morocco and will be waged muniste both concerning pri-

will run

this year vate

officials the document-which

extended later Americans and

1,000 pages-Is taking Algeria and Tunts, while surveys and therefore is not surprised. over

Acheson end a report from somewhat longer than originally are taking place in South Ameri- Mr.

anticipated.

ea to determine the need there. The Secretary, who frst sald-Reuter. the White Paper would be pub-

the American Consul-General in Shanghal, which he described as disagreeable.

by the 12-year-old daughter of The report said that a possibly lished by the end of July, now

during dangerous situation

the High

Commissitiner

were flown specially

when it

for certain cleefined to estimate the receptlun. The garlants, representatives of the "Shanghai would be out.-United Press and which were made in Pakistan, Evening

and Mercury" is Reuter. Post to Britnin developing

where in Shanghai. for the Commissioner.-Reuter, the editar and the representative of the newspaper's owner have been confined in the their offices since noon yesterday by crowds of workers as a result of a labour dispute.

GENERAL WINS

LIBEL CASE

Paris, July 27,

The Americans had been held | A Parle tribunal today award- ed 1,000,000 franca damages to without food or sleep. Mr. Ache General Jean de Lattro de Tasson acided.

Formed

signy, Commander-in-Chief of the .Commission To Be Western European land forces, Jenn against a French writer,

Mr. Acheson confirmed that he Tracow.

Tracow wrote in "Le Marche is forming a high-level consult- Aux Llous" that the Vichy Primeation commission to advise him Minister, Pierre Laval, told him on fature American policy in the that the General in July 1940 Far East,

asked to be given command of He is asking two distinguished,

citizens the First Division which would non-Governmental

commission serve on the invade Britain.---Router.

to

wilh

Sharp Argument On Korea Aid Plan

Washington, July 27. The proposed $150,000,000 Korean recovery plan received sharp criticism and also staunch do- fence today among members of the House Rules Committee, which was asked to clear the way for House action on the programme.

PETAIN IN HIS DOTAGE

13

UN '''TERROR' STORY DOUBTED

to

*

The announcement sald

of representative

tho Joint Chlefe has already begun in- formal talks with В горгово- tative of the Canadian Chiefs of Btaff.

ard

In Paris, meanwhile, the Na-

The Midinettes—as the girls tional Assembly today ratified

called-may cause postpone the Atlantic Pact

over- by an

ment of the autumn fashion shows for an in- whelming majority and inform through their strike

ed sources sald the French Gov-crease of 15 franes an hour, three ernment will soon ask the Unit-weeks paid holiday and a VACA-

to equip 20

tion bonus Router. ed States for arms divistons, given

to

LOOKING FOR

A HITLER

Vicona. July 27. Five men have applied for the "The Act" which is to be made here.

Lake Success, July 27. The State Department today challenged the testimony

At present France has barely before a Senate Committe re-

divisions fully-equipped cently that the United Nations three staff under the Secretary-General, and these are armed with United Mr. Trygve Lie, was terrorised States Army surplus materials of

1944 vintage. Paris, July 27.

by Communist agents.

was Since

have France will which The former Marshal, Philippe The testimony, Petain, 93-year-old former offered by an unnamed witness supply the bulk of ground forces part of Hitler in the film

of any wor The producers are not satis- was released last Saturday by a in the early stages head of Vichy France, who is now interned on the island of Senate Judiciary Sub-Committee. with Russia, at least 20 divisions fed that they can act and speak

fight delaying like Hitler and say that Department will be needed Tonight's State lle d'Yeu off the French Atian-

Western European difficulties in finding a satisfac-

troops

be tory Goebbels are, even in the ability and integri and American fidence

Lia tic coast, has lost all his mental statement expressed great con-action until

Trygve

Router. ty of Mr.

thrown into the conflict. As- faculties, his lawyer told a re- porter tonight.

and of Mr. Byron Price, that Pelain

in sistant Secretary-General charge of Administration in the United Nations-Router

The lawyer added

also suffering from the cur rent heat wave, but that his general physical condition is ro Lust,

Recently, the lawyer added, Petain failed to recognise his stepson (Petain's son by an ear- he called ller marriage), when

FORCED LABOUR ALLEGATIONS

London, July 27.

to visit him.

Mr. Hector McNeil, Minister of Rumours that the former Mar-State, told the House of Commons Govern. ehal of France had died were today that the British current in the National Assemblymant will be willing to co-operato this afternoon but were denied in an impartial inquiry into by an offelul of the Ministry of charges of forced labour in car

tain

boen As had Justice-Beuter.

countries,

PAA OFFICE BURGLED

Bangkok, July 29.

Burglars broke Into the safe of

found desirable in a resolution passed by the Economic and Social Council of the

United Nations.

M. McNell, who was replying to w

a question, said that delega tlons

from

Soviat Russia bad

the terms

the Pan American Airways office refused at the last meeting of "I am opposed to spending aliam M. Colmer, Mississipp! De in the Trocadero Hotel the other the Counel! to admit

night and made off with 1,000,000 of a resolution which provided dime over there unless our polleymocrat, who added:

"The point is that Russia has baht (£12,000) worth of dia- for an investigation on the spot. toward China is chugged," sald'

not done so",-Associated Press. monds.-Associated Press. Representative Georgia Democrat.

**k

E.

Cox,

His statement came after Re- presentative James P. Richards, South Carolina Democrat, and Acting Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee which has de- approved the programme, clared:

"This is one of the things we have got to do or get out of the Pacific".

Mr. Richards, arguing for the proposal, sald the Korean Göy- "ernment; "which we have swoni to protect, will fall like tenpins it we fail to give them ald."

Mr. Richards described the re- covery

programme as da in- suratico agadiat Communistie forcos nów In-control of Nor thern Korea moving South and taking over the Government of South Korea.

Etatements by Mr. Richardha that Rumin "could move to the English Channel,andsjato Kore

time she got ready" were

ntative Wit

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