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Singapore, Apr. 12. Guerillas derailed the engine and 13 wagons of a goods train Wellesley, Siraits in Province Settlements, today. There were no casualties.—Reuter,
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Washington, Apr. 12. House tentatively
de-
today a proposal to
in the
The feated permit
voluntary segregation armed forces after
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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1951.
Aid For
India Certain
Washington, Apr. 12. Mr Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the United States House of Represen
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Split In US Over Dismissal
Of MacArthur
Widening
PLANS BY SUPPORTERS
New York, Apr. 12.
Repercussions of General Douglas MacArthur's dismissal still echoed around the world tonight, two days after President Truman's dramatic 1.00 a.m. announcement from the White House.
Press and politicians in the United States reacted to Mr Truman's broadcast on his Korean peace plan as they had to the initial shock of
General MacArthur's removal with fervent support or bitter opposition.
The split, mostly on party lines, widened throughout the nation as General MacArthur's
supporters made plans to give him a triumphal France
entry into American cities.
May
United Nations sources at Lake Success believed that Protest To
General MacArthur's dismissal had improved the chances
of a negotiated settlement with Communist China.
Hundreds of telegrams deluged "The undersigned former the White House, President Filipino assistant leader, while Truman's official residence in maintaining abiding admiration Washington, most of them for General MacArthur, sincere. critleal of General MacArthur's ly believes that your decision dismissal.
Has clarided that the United States polley in Asia is firmly dedicated to pence."
the
The head of America's biggest ax-Servicemen's organisation, the American Legion, publicly sup- Umali served
served with Quezon's ported General MacArthur, but own guerillas In couth-east two other ex-Servicemen's or- Luzon and was given the rank telegraphed their of colonel when ganisations
United States support to the President.
army
recognised the Leading New York
news guerilla forces. He was one of
Foreign papers were evenly divided but Philippine
Minister the Wall Street Journal, Re-Carlos Romulo's legal advisers publican and usually anti-Ad-
at the United Nations General ministration, said: "Given the Assembly In 1949 and also at situation as it stood, it is dim-the Far Eastern Commission. cult to see how President Tru- Umall, now in import and man could have done other than export business in Manilo, is he did."
visiting the United States to The effects of the President's establish business contact.- action were felt in every coun- United Press.
Reuter cables reported: Hry.
Canberra: The External Affairs
tatives, told Reuter today that he thought "we shall pass legislation to send food grains to India-át Icast-in-a-modified-form-ives-in-Korea were to resist aggression, fo'limit the area of He rejected American Press hostilities to Korea itself and reports saying that Administra- to pursue every possible means tion leaders believed the cut into a peaceful settlement.
the winter wheat prospects in
had killed the United States India Relief Bill.
Minister, Mr Percy Spender, RIDGWAY declared that Australia opposed any extension of the war out- side Koren.
Australia's three main objec- BACK AT
"How long, how long, my he conferees, will you keep us divided?" implored Representatives tive William Dawson, one of two Negro members House and veteran of War 1.
450
THE FRONT
warning of Ho
Peking Govt.
“INVASION” OF INDO-CHINA
Paris, Apr. 12.
Scots Nationalists Up
In Arms Over Stone
Glasgow, Apr. 18 The police hero kept a tight guard tonight over, the Coronation Stone while fervid Scole nationalists threat- ened. "open warfare" if it was returned to England.
The 150-kilogramme (330 pounds) slab, of which Bel- tish Kings are crowned, was seized by nationalists from Westminster Abbey last Christmas Day. Three unknown men brought it from hiding to the ruined Abboy of Ar. breath, East Scotland, esters Sools nationalist, held a
yesterday.
Miss Wendy Wood, a
strect meeting with other nailonalista in pouring rain sut- aldo Giarow police beadquarters. She declared: "If the stotta gota south it will mean open warfare.”
In London, Members of Parliament in the House of Commoni tertioned the Home Secretary, Mr Jamen Chuter Ede, about the stone, but he would not my what was going to happen to 1 or if the people who took it would be arresïéíl. --- Reuter.
B
Of
Battle
Flaring
Admirals Up Again
London, Apr. 12.
A full-scale row is under way between the United States and Britain over which nation is to get the overall command of the Mediterranean de fence area, informed British sources said today.
The argument was said to be so deadlocked that it has held up the announcement of the The French Government appointment of Admiral William Fechteler, an considering whether to American, as supreme commander for the Atlantic. make a diplomatic protest
Admiral Fechtoler's appoint- | Allfed troops in the event of to China over
a reported
There was no word as to "invasion" of North-Westment was to be announced last war.
Sunday. At the last minute how Israel was reacting to Indo-China by small Chinese the United States decided it making such commitments---- forces.
wanted the Mediterranean mat- United Presst. fer settled before announcing the Atlantic appointments.
The British feel they should Mediterranean. com- have the
because of mand, particularly their commitments in the Mid- dle East and the fact that the American are getting the Atlan the naval command and General Elsenhower, an American, heading the
the European defence
of Kubation,
the
and
MALAYAN
NEWSPRINT
States has stuck SUPPLIES
it
SINGLE COMMAND
He had asked what the allo- Both Britain and the United cation of newsprint to Malaya
for 1961 was.
French paratroops advancedi States are agreed, according to
An authoritative source, here said today that the Government was closely watching the situa- tion on
the frontier between North-West Indo-China and the Chinese province of Yunnan.
In the
days French last few military quarters have reported that isolated groups of Chinese troops have crossed the border into North-West Indo-China.
No contact has yet been made adamantly to its view that it with the Invaders the source said.
They might be either should have command in the
Mediterranean and Admiral Query In Commons Chinese regular troops" or "ban- dits" who have long operated Robert Carney to understood to have been promised the assign-
London, Apr. 12. Country in the wild frontier
ment. between China and Indo-China.
Mr Arthur Harvey, Con- The American viewpoint is 8th Army Hq., Apr. 13. There was absolutely no proof that it has the larger feet inservative, dissatisfied with Lt-General Matthew Ridgway that Chinese regulars had en- TRIUMPHAL ENTRY?
has Government Mediterranean,
replies the sourc Tokyo: After a speelal Japan- returned to Korea shortly be-tered Indo-China,
thrown great resources Into Parliament to questions midnight Mr Rayburn believed the Bill Japanese Premier, Mr Shigeru a
Cabinet
Thursday added. meeting.
the fore
building up
up Italy, Greece and about newsprint supplies after a three-hour stay -"But if exact information is
in would be brought to the floor Yoshiidu, said that Washington Tokyo, during
Turkey. maintenance of for Malaya, is to insist on which he con- forthcoming that the forces are
the British lifeline LO
fo the fervent plea by a Negro mem- of the House of Representatives had given assurances that Gen-ferred with General MacArthur Chinese regulars, the French Middle East is only part of the matter being debated. ber against treating his race within 10 days at the latest.
Discussing the
of crai MacArthur'e dismissal im- and took over his commands in Government will then decide on the overall Mediterrancan job, as "second class citizens."
prospects
"Reuter. appropriate action," the Bill being accepted, he said piled no change in the United the Far East,
General Ridgway sald Ye
NO SIGN YET WON not entirely satisfled States polley to
It was had had no prior
Hanoi, Apr, 12. that the House of Representa-
would
the General the change of command. accept Presidented in Tokyo
at a dorward along narrow mountain traits sources, that the Mediterranean the was considering an invitation heard the news
the 38th north-west of Indo-China today, should not be split up into the Truman's proposals that
and grains should be sent to India by the Hearst Press and other command post near
Chinese forces two commands, Busterz Western supporters to make alun- Paruliel on Wednesday after it hunting small He added: "But there is
over the reported to have crossed the Не World
Angeles, had been broadcast no Phal entry into Los
The dispute has held up Chicago and New York.
Ho doubt in my mind that we will Mantis
radio.
added that the frontier from China's neigh-
Mr Harvey said that this was publication of the British White Army, Mrbouring Yunnan Province, help India either through
Elpidio Secretary of the General
Pace, had given him no
But they saw no sign of the Paper which has been promised entirely unsatisfactory He Commons because the urged the Minister to reconsider grant or a loan."
to the motion
of President Tru- invaders, French Army head the
British Government wants to the matter in the light of the The Agriculture Department MacArthur to come
Philippines, where He had ofte
decision to dismiss Gen- quarters reported. the segregation provision exilmate of a cut of gum deillion been presidents mustry net tok MacArthurur day
The paratroops
had fanned out settle all commande before it importance of Malaya which makes its announcement. Mr was "okruggling agrinet Com-
Churchill has been munism and bandits". PATTA written into the pending draft per cent from
and from which he had Tokyo on Thursday afternoon over 25 miles of country north bushels to 727 million bushels
with General MacArthur.
Lalchau,
of the Tha! Winston bill by the Houso Armed in the 1951 winter wheat made his epic retreat in 1941
Paris: A Foreign Office "It General MacArthur resent- Province in Indochina's Tonkin critical of the appointment of sa Services Committee.
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relief for spokesman said that the United ed of the
Ridgway's sudden delves entering the fringes | POR
At times they found American general to the Atlantic
House The
rejected India programme would receive
Nations are ready, to negotiate as gener
Well-informed – sources Ho a restoration of peuce and amendments to enlist an
the grounds some support on
landed in Constellation air- limited
Ho steps were advocated craft on Thursday night, cluding Germans and Japanese, not endanger its reserve stocks.
ago by
the French Gov-walted at the airport for the rnment
newsmen to arrive after his the armed forces and to
Agriculture Department made The conservative evealog plane had innded. His it clear that the Truman Ad-newspaper, Le Blonde, wrote mediate return from Tokyo
entertained ministration
no today that Mr. Truman's speech came as a surprise here but hoTuesday. doubts on that score.
he had hoped "reflects the feeling of govern- said
to return Bad visibility in the past 24 if possible to ments and peoples who wish to Thursday night
haura
had prevented French MAB ENOUGH The Department stated that, reduce the risks of Operation keep an eye on the situation in planes seeking out and bombing possible rebel targets, the state- despite the revised forecast, Korea to the minimum.” AT 2.30, 5.15, the United States had enough
This thing hit me yesterday ment added. Reuter. and I haven't had time to make wheat to help India. A spokes-
ary plans, he said. "I"had an amplifted this today by
hoped to get my stair together stating:
"We can supply the
in Tokyo briefly this afternoon but there was not time United Press. "T
The
by
Qu
Into
House heeded his plea voting 178 to 120 to knock
also
un-
opponght speculation
Quirtho' to resided
the new comman-
Mr Arthur Bottomley, Secre- tary for Overseas Trade, te- ferred him to a reply given ca Nov. 30 (1,800 tons).
Nover in its
brid Ma
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ban the sale of whisky and beer in military camps-United Press.
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situation if we Moscow:
The Arst Soviet have the total crop we think
comment: on the dismissal ap- will be harvested."
The expectation was that the Pearod in the Literary Gazette. declared: "The change of total wheat harvest m. 1951 och med
the American would be 1,030 milion busholme
forces in the
East For With a carryover of 20 million, vincing evidents of the con- n normal export demand of
the camp of the
Korea.
con-
Karachi A
Issues Denial Karachi, Apr. 12.
million, and an anticipated do- American Warmongo Congres
mestie demand of 750 milion,
be some 400
Oficials who said that this
mountain peaks.
laya required nowsprint as it did now, he sairi.
replied that also Mr Bottomley The French Army statement proached Iract concerning the equally unsatisfactory. Govern said that the paratroops und met possible use of bases there by ment always consulted no resistance since the rebels faunched a small scale attack
on the town of Tsinho early on Pilgrimage
Mr Patrick Gordon-Walicer,
Health
Control
Genova, Apr. 12.
Colonial Office in such matterk.
Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd, Con servative asked if he would Took at the amount of pro- pagandh published behind the Iron Curtain which
reached Members of Parliament every week, printed in London, and consider diverting the pulp m quired for these publications, to
Malays
Mr Bottomley replied he was
always" prepared to consider theso
tirings and he would tainly look into it again The World Health Organisa-Pressed by My Harvey to in ition Conference has begun dia-
crease Milaya's allocation of cussing health controls for the newsprint, Mr Bottomleyend Meech" pilgrimage. The Con
national
Dispute Over Sugar
ferencs here is trying to establish that conditions were much the For Britain
a single worldwide code or same as when he made ble fast Loirion, Apr. 12,anitary for interstatement on the subject. But the whole question wits draft" controls are con- constantly under review. New Delhi: The
A Government spokesman Commonwealth Relations Secretained. In two annexes attached Me" Harvey said that in view the United Statde resert would Hindustan Times said that the categorically denierican military bar, was returns on our tam to the draft of the glow, WHO ifte neply, bo, would saline the
had recently become ports that an
agree it incumbent on
regulations. They deal with was much higher than the res (something of a liability and mission had arrived in Northern to consult other Commonwealth
neither the Americah' Adminis-
the Suez Canal, pligrim ships for the adjourn survey for the construction [01|| with Cuba for sight. thought that two milion tons could have tolerated him longer United States air bases.
Mr Gordon-Walker said that going to and returning from the (about
as well as transport by 75 million bushels) without increasing the risk of
Ho referred to a Radio Mos- there were exchanges of views Hedjaz, es
air. could easily be spared for In-
The dia if Congress accepted the serious misunderstandings and cow broadcast on Wednesday with other Commonwealth Gov- lang, and
complications."Router.
quoting the New Delhi Times eramente during the negotia the principle of
rullor
pro-
60 as saying a mission of about tions.
pilgrim ships and The President of the Board of welfare on American experts was in Kash Tianal observers, täni
assistance
only mechanically from Trade, Mr Harold Wilson had aircraft verej mir, receiving
shall day believed there was not à Vinccato Umall, former over the Pakistani Government. The already mild that any agree proposed ships mrept deal of opposition in all commander of the late spokesman said the Defence ment with Cuba would cot.com- pe
Delegates from about 30 Congress on poffident troende. Philipine President Manuel Ministry said the report was a fet with or preliance saree although they expected various Queron's own guerillas, today complete lie while the Foreign rents arrived at with other WHO member States are mek restrictions to be written Into sent the following telegram to Office described. It us lics from Commonwealth countries. — ing a preliminary study, of the
two draft, annexes --Beuter. President Truman:
Router the Bill
start to finish-United Press, It was believed that much of the earlier opposition result of grit
serve aimed at before the war ration nor the United Nationssam to make a preliminary | Governments before negotiating | Pukimships passing through matter another day on a motion
policy own
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