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RUSSIAN STRATEGY BECOMES CLEARER
London, Nov. 15.
The British authorities believe the pressure against Korea and Indo-China plus the ferment breeding along India's northern border stems from one source alone Russia.
attle On For World Peace
'London. Nov. 5. Field Marshal Viscount to- Montgomery declared
night that the "battle for world peace" - was on and the nations were "group- Ing themselves for what might come.
Lord Montgomery, Chairman of the Western : Union Commander-in-
Chief •Committee, Was addressing the Anglo- Brazilian Society's annual
dinner in London.
Ja
The trouble today* that the world is split by two condicting ideological doctrines or moral codes," he safi.
"The dividing line Ex the West rung through the middle of Germany and culs Europe
two, The question Matises whether Europe, Hand Germany, can remain
thus divided indefinitely." ---Renter.
Nine Killed
In Express Disaster
They attribute all three to Soviet strategy aimed at dispersing the West's rearmament efforts by diversionary tactics.
The British point to: 1. The fact tha
Communists are in possession
Chinese
Home Guard
of large tracts of North Korean territory and
determined песа
the
are apparently. to hold them-I eed be by bringing up whole Manchurian army.
Military authori-
2. French
ties in Indo-China are pre- paring for a siege of Moncay, last big French outpost left on Chinese frontier.
the
The
Being Revived
In Britain
THE FAR EAST Helping Early Return To Peaceful Conditions
London, Nov. 15.
Britain's prime objective in the Far East and, above all, in her rolations with China, remained to do everything possible to help an carly return to more peaceful conditions.
Lord Henderson, Joint Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said this tonight. On Korea, he said; "Our task is to bring hostilities to an end as early as possible and to assist in setting up an in- dependent, democratic Korea."
Lord Henderson also referred to Tibet, voic- ing Britain's support for the stand which India has taken.
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contribute to Western this could His actual words on subject were, "The British European defence was not so Government fully support the rėmote?", as it seemed at the end attitude of the Indian Govern- of the recent Washington Atlan- ment in regard to the invasione Pact talks. of Tibet by Chinese troops."
Ho sald that the British He said that in a few days Government was confident that the Government would publish a settlement would be found on the plan for economic develop-how Germany make her contri- ment of South and South-East
bution and that Asia. He thought it was both forces under a Supreme Com- integrated realistic
and practical. Speaking in the House
mander would be produced. Lords in the course of a debate said, "is to try to bring about "The problem before us", ho there, Lord Henderson also
rapprochement between commented on Western European some defence.
the views of the North Atlantic Powers who are prepared to dis- cuss the American plan and those of the French plan and to reach a general agreement en how the German forces can be set up."
NOT SO REMOTE He said there was "some rea- son to believe that a general agreement on how Germany
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BRITAIN'S ·ATTITUDE The Defence Minister, Mr Emanuel Shinwell, defended to- day Britain's objections to the French plan for European
Paper Famine In Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Nov. '15. The Independent news paper La Prenss received a last-minute allocation of Newsprint today enough
to enable it to continue publication' for at least one more day.
Paper being unloaded In Buenos Aires harbour was runde avaliable after La Prensa announced it had run out of newsprint. -United Fress.
PEER'S
ATTACK
ON SCAP
· London, Nov. 15. Lord Chorley, a Labour peer,
said tonight that
army expressed at last month's General MacArthur must | Atlantic Pact Ministers" con-bear much of the blame ference in Washington.
He mong today that it raised poll tical difficulties which would mean a great delay in setting up an integrated Atlan- tie Pact force to defend Western Europe.
told the House of Com-
*
if third World War should break out in the next few months.
Speaking during a foreign policy debate in the House of Lords, Lord Chorley said "The con
U.S.S. Missouri, Nov, 15. The "Mighty Mo," a deck covered with three inches of new snow, refueled off the But, as the Minister was mak- quest of North Korea played Korean north-east coast on ing his statement, Deputies directly into the hands of those Wednesday in a a raging 35-mile- of the North Atlantic Coun- who have been promulgating per-hour blizzard that eut cii, meeting here, were the view that the United States visibility to 200 yards.
to reported
bo working particularly and the English- The Missouri and other towards a compromise on the speaking world have imperialist Seventh Fleet units nuzzled two deadlock, which has arisen over desimms in the Far East".
rearmament.
at a time at the sides of oll Germ the circles believe that |
Mr Shinwell sald that
Every
tankers pitching In 12-Joot seas,
"MacArthur is brilliant while
mall, personnel, ammu- this
tulee the may
shape of soldier but not a great states- nition and provisions were also allowing France to go ahead man," he said, "If there is a transferred.
hor plan for a European third. World War in the next with Winds of 56 miles per hour army with German units but few months, MacArthur London, Nov. 15.
Wil French may have to abandon
Britain is to revive the Home and temperatures of four do-without Britain. Moncay at the north east tip
have to share a great deal of of Indo-China on Red China's Guard, the spare-time clvilian grees below zero failed to halt. border because
army raised to protect Britain air operations aboard the carrier one at the Washington talks the responsibility, for bringing of pressure from invaders during the war.
it about." Philippine Seas, cruising farther had recognised the importance from Vietminh forces trained,
The Defence Minister. Mr orth in the same waters. of Germany malding some con- supplied and backed by the
announced
common dc- Emanuel Shinwell,
Eight jets and 15 Skyraiders tribution to the Communists in Yun- this today. Chinese
and Corsairs soared off the fence of the West. nan province.
Plans are going ahead Imme- carrier's rolling docks to blast 3. India's northern frontier stretching 2,000 miles through dlakely, though the force will not the steel-and-concrete Valu
actual river bridges at Hyesinjin from be enrolled before an
arises,
he told the United Press. emergency
the Himalaya region
Kashmir in the west to Burmo House of Commons. in the cast in ferment created Mr Synvol cald that the
by the Chinese Communist in-fir stops towards planning the
vasion of Tibet.
RUSSIAN INSTIGATION
said
new Home Guard would be the appointment of a Home Guard adviser in each Army Com- mand to ensure that a substan- The British authorifles that ander terms of the Sino- ti foren els he enrolled, or Soviet tronty signed in February ganized end armed within a few there was every reason to be- weeks-Reuter. lleve that anything China did in Manchuria would be with the consent, if not instigation, Russia.
of
France. Votes
To Go Ahead
He did not elaborate.
The Marquess of Salisbury, Conservative leader in
·SAFEGUARDS
the Lords, Gald American and But all were equally firm that
had failed must be British diplomacy adequate safeguards
because
they tended to write dovised to prevent a resurgence off as hopeless, attempts,
of German militarism.
to
He welcomed recognition in convince Russia that the West the French plan of the neces- wants peace,
sity to use German forces. But
It seemed to raise a number
of far-reaching, political decl-
to
ASIA SHOULDERING Lord Salisbury supported sions which the countries in-the. Government in trying volved might not at this stage get Communist China into the be ready to make,
United Nations and said that if Consideration of the plan, this had been done sooner he The French National Assem- would, therefore, involve great doubted whether the Korcan bly voted 303 to 184 on Wednesdelay in setting up the Inte-war would have started or Chinese would have
Paris, Nov. 18.
Peking Relation8 day for increased powers and grated force under a rupreme that the
With Finland
time
D
On the "ndo-China situation
authority for the 15-nation commander which all North invaded Tibet Council of Europe. the recorus here show that a
Atlantic countries regarded as liaison headquarters for the Bed:
The volc came after two the next step for the defence He added: "Asla can go on Chinese and Soviet mission was
San Francisco, Nov. 15.
former French premiers, Georges of Europe.
smouldering for quite a catablished in August at Nan- The People's Republic of Bidault and Paul Reynaud, Britain's view
bringing About was that the without ning, southernmost terminal of China and the Finnish Republic warned of the urgency of creat United States proposals for in-neral conflagration. the Hankow railway. Evidence have agreed to exchange diplo- ing a United Europe without corporating Germon units up ut Sino-Soviet
-Soviet co-operation was make ropresentatives, according delay, with or without British to a division in strength in the
La Europe, any unconsidered act either by Russia or the further substantiated the to Peking Radio tonight.
by
support.
Integrated force would have Western Allies is liable to un- The official Chinese disclosure
The agreement was reached The vote was taken at the end been a sound basis for discus- leasa Immediately a "direct
0ssenger and on October 28.
of the debate on the 01 recom- slon.-Reuter, The
conflict."United Press. railway service is now open be-
Radio also reported that mendations made by the Coun- tween Manchuli on the Sino- the Finnish Government
had cil's Assembly in Strasbourg. Coast line at Hjukseboe today, Siberian border, and Nanning: Minister to India, to serve;
ngpointed Mr Hugo Valvanne, Most of Soviet engineers
the recommendations were also killing at least nine,passengers
were ignored by the Council's ppd seriously injuring 20 to 40 reported to be supervising the concurrently as Minister to the Committee of Ministers in Rome
construction of a major airfield The express was practically between Nanning and the Soviet
bordar. cut in two by the import, eye-| witnesses reported.
Oslo, Nov. 10. (Oslo'a "Lightning Express" shit a goods wagon at fall spend on the main Norwegian South
others.
People's Republic of China.
In its turn, the Republic of carlier this month, but the As- China bad
amounted to a appointed General sembly's vote According to the British Keng Pino, its
Minister
25 request to the French Govern- Red Bunauthorities, the
Chinese Sweden, to serve, concurrently ment to continue to push for march Into Tibet was proceed-as Minister to Finland-Beuter. | their adoption-United Press. Ing on the same political con- text followed by the ancient still possible that more victims Czarist regimes which used would be found.
Remue workers
marching the
were
wreckage night. They said that it was
Ching
as the "bear's claw"
· out toward India.
The wreckage was strewn all Lover the line. The passengers Like the Russian-backed Mon- to belongings lay scatter- gol invaders centuries ago, the fall about. Among them were Chinese Rods today are spon-
'an overcoat a hat and a man-soring the Panchen Lamp ns gled doll-Router,
the means of securing suzerninty over Tibet..
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Sergeant Noel (Doc) Tumpling, of the Aus tralian Army Medical Corps, is a brave man-and
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It happened during the Allied retreat to the Chongchon river line in north-west Koren.
The ICA sald today that it important supply lines between a stubborn one. "He advanced alone under Com had asked the Asiatic Petroleum China and Russia. The Soviet- Corporation to refund $48,881 Chinese Aviation Cor jany has because of "overpricing" of opened routes from Alma Ata în ECA-financed aviation patrol Komkistan to Lonchow and fuel oil sulpped from the Kansu province, south of Fck- East Indies to China in 1948 ing across the Sinkang desort United Pres
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