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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1951.
“Pass The Aspirin””
Britain's
Protest
To
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Paris, Apr. 19. Britain was reported 'to- day to have complained that France, without con- sulting her, had informed agree- Germany of her
the eventuual to ment abandonment of the Allied Ruhr Control Authority.
Sources close to the German
CHA.
PACIFIC DEFENCE TREATY A MAJOR ADVANCE IN U.S. POLICY
Washington, Apr. 19.
President Truman's directive to his top Cabinet officers to pursue discussions on a defence arrangement with Australia and New Zealand was taken here to mean the early conclusion of a formal defence alliance be- tween the three countries..
The President's statement came as a surprise here in view of the general expectation that an announcement would be made within a few days that the three countries had reached an agreement in principle on a mutual aid pact.
But the significance of President Truman's statement lay in the fact that it represented a major advance in the United States" foreign policy by openly committing-the-nation-to-a-broad-pattern of Pacific defence.
VICTORY FOR DR. MALAN
What was formerly implicit) ed co that South-East Asia and in the United States relations Britain, herself a Pacific power with the Pacifte democracies is because of Malays; could be in the process of becoming ex included.
that Mr Morrison said plicit
411 Ofelal informants reported these things had been сола after the release of the Prest-sidered and that was not a dent's statement that some de practical course at this stage. Lails
of the three-nation alliance
As for Malaya, the Govern had still to be worked out, ment
est hoped that one day it There were, however, every might be possible to arrange that the points still at for it to be covered by ap- Esue were minor,
propriato security kawange mois, interlocking with tho Pacific defence system now be-
र discussed.
飯
The Presidential statement gave the broad outline of the pattern along which the United States Pacifle policy was to be
Capetown, Apr. 19. After a 24-hour debate the South African House of Assembly today gave developed. In its initial stages within the field of the present
1.-Tho
conclusion of
under
J
Malaya was not actually
discussion.
Answering Conservative in--
Britain Takes DimView
London, Apr. 19,
The British Government does not think the recent North Korean communion- Hon to the United Nations rives grounds for any op- timism; Foreign Offloo rpokesman sald today.
He was, commenting on the message received Lake Bucoess on Monday saking for a settlement of the confllot, based on the recommendations of the recent
Communist-spon-
Bored Warsaw Peaco Con. ETC58.
The spokesman mid 'that -the-British--Government. had not yet received an authentia translation of the communication.
The text so far available to ne here does not give grounds for any epumiam," he said. -Realer.
Bomber-Best Safeguard
For Peace
leave for the introduction it would be aimed at: The man who first sald
of a Government Bill to United States Japanese security terruptions, Mr Morrison said Air Marshal's Views "It's a dog's life" would
provide separate represen-arrangement
which that some Members of the Op- get a violent argument from this little pup itation in Parliament for American armed forces would position still had an imperialist,
London, Apr. 19. on a provi- remain in Japan voters-
sional basis for defensive colonial conception. They be
The bomber is the best Berlin. He's suffering from Capo coloured
completo lack of purposes, an ailment usually attri- people of mixed blood.
understanding modern Com safeguard for peace, Marshal 2. The conclusion of a de-se relations. buted only to humans-a
of the Royal Air Force Sir monwealth fence alliance with Australia
The Government's concep- John Slessor, Chief of the splitting headache.
and New Zealand under which end of the three partners would ton of the Commonwealth was Air Staff, declared here to-
Hectic
Commons
Session
London, Apr. 19. Mr Winston Churchill
The motion was passed by 77 votes against 65.
The Bill-the Representation
of Non-Europeans Bill-secka to provide for the removal of coloured voters from the com mon volere' roll and for separate European representation. for
them in Parliament.
the
attack on all
country was equal
and must so be dealt with, he day. regard an attack on one as an that each
3-Assuring the Philippines led.--Reuter,
THE PRICE
Sydney, Apr. 10. The former External Affairs Secretary, Mr Herbert Evatt,
that
kack
.
on
in
treaty yesterday sald that the cans should avoid giving Parliament was competent totions of the Pacifle which so barbarous and powerful an defend you."
TENGON
it
and
the
"The fighter alone is power- less. As long as the world is in of United States involvement
the state it is in today, it is of an attack on in the event
our ablilty to strike back in- the 'sinnd republic,
stantly
and
overwhelmingly The United Party has chal-
EVENTUAL GOAL
with the bomber that is the lenged the Bill is unconstitution-
As a long-range project, it said today: "Unlimited rearma-
nest
safeguard of peace and al. They say voting rights for was expected
that the Unitedment of Japan apparently is
Australia and the soundest
of Vice guarantee coloured people
Africa States would work towards the the price which
tory if war is forced upon New Zealand must pay for a trenched in the South
avental
r cons consolidation
luncheon in o Sir John said Paclie Act and
pact." be changed cannot
Paclite
Into one comunitamenty
Dr Evalt said: "Australians
at the Mansion House
buse. except by a joint cilting of the
overali alliance.
of London's Lord Major, with great concern home an will view and Senate and a Assembly
The decision to proceed
age of atomic air two-thirds majority,
picce-meat basis is prompted the apparent acceptance by the The Speaker, Mr Johannes largely by recognition of the Government of unlimited rearm-power and gulded missiles, the
alone is delegation to the signing of the said today that the Ameri- Conradie, ruled last weekc
powerless to which proved Oghter of homogeneity
the ing of Japan, amond Schurman steel and coal prol
II.
For
the present this ability that they handle the Bill in the normal has stalled previous attempts during world war
bombers the the impression
use her new to strike back with "Japan would protest was delivered by
a single supreme way it could be accepted or to bring them into "grasping
in the main confined to the British Ambassador, Sir Oliver are
defeated by a simple' majority.
defence arrangement similar to navy, army and air force not was everywhere" Harvey, to the French Foreign command
in the interests of the United United States Air Force, The South Africa. Act W the North Atlantic Treaty.
Stace or Australia or any Air Chief added. Minister, M. Robert Schuman,
within the Atlantic Treaty the basis on which the Cape,
Allied to this was an appre-
country,
but solely t Brian's Bomber Command } Orange Free State, the Transvaal
clation of the disparity in the other France was Organisation.
would for some years to come They sald that
her own interest. and Natal agreed to amalgamate industrial and military capa-
"For this
was be
a tactical primarliy
force prepared to envisage an ending
the into a self-governing Union, in
nations bilities of the various
of Western the defence. solemnly agreed by the eleven for of the Allied Ruhr Control Au-
the 1910.
bordering the Pacific. thority when the Schuman Plan Commons
Tho
coloured inclusion of agree.
President nations in the Far Eastern Europe. The timing
"But that limited role that Japan musi become operative, But a Bri-
States voters on the common roll is one Truman's statement was indica- Commission tish Embassy spokesman herement with the United.
as of Its entrenched! an Amerienz
tive of the importance attached never again be rearmed or perheen forced upon us temporarily dented any knowledge of the to
Supreme Commander of
the Reuter.
Do it by
it by the United States Gov-mitted to have any war poten- by circumstances and does not represent a permanent policy," protest and no comment was
It
erment. French North Atlantic naval forces. from the
GANDHI'S FAST
"Is this solemn agreement to he said. available
of was a hectic session.
It was issued on the eve
The first order for Foreign Office,
Durban, Apr. 19.
General Douglas MacArthur's be treated as a scrap of paper? At one point a Labour Mem-
arrival in Washington when it is nonsense in the pro-engined long-range jet bombers Many Indians jolied Manilal Adenauer, Dr Konrad
the
as an unqualified had been placed and in called ber
Mr Churchill *
Gandhi in the last 24 hours of President Truman had already posed pact West German Chancellor, sald
Later ho
to blessing to Australia."United course they would replace the his wish his 14-day fast in sympathy with plainly indicated last night: "M, Schuman sent "damned old fool."
present aircraft. But they were from refrain
all public dis-Press, Els protest gesture. Sir Maharaj ine a letter some time ago, inapologised. dicating that France agreed to Mr Churchill spoke after Singh Governor-of-Bombay, cussion of Pacific affairs.
The parallel drawn by Pres Allied his
col- expressed approval of the fast the suppression of the
Conservative Party
between the to Mr sident Truman a personal letter on the in Ruhr Authority once the Schu- leagues put the heat At 2.30, 5.00,
and declared Gandhi North Atlantic Treaty and the Secretary, Mr Herbert Gandhi
with Aus- man Treaty becomes operative. Foreign for letting Britain would have the backing of all projected alliance
pro- non-European peoples through- walia and New Zealand Tod to be excluded from
speculation that the Dominion posed Pacific past among the out the world,
Governments might be furnish- United
and Other Ictters
from camo States, Australla
led with some military equip- the New Zealand.
sympathizers in New Zealand ment and in turn make avail- Mr Anthony Exten insisted it and Australia, United Press. was inconceivable Pacific
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'Churchill
opened debate over Labour Government's
name
the
Pact should be contemplated without Britain because of her vital interesia in Malaya where the great naval base of Singapore is located-as well as Hongkong.
on
However, Mr Morrison stood the his contention that Labour Government was satis fed to leave British Interests
in the Pacific in the hands of Australia and New Zealand. United Press,
BRAZIL
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-Reuter. WELCOMED
BY BRITAIN London, Apr. 18.
Prepared To Resist
Aggression
New York, Apr. 10.
The Prime Minister of India,
Jawaharlal Nehru,
Was
bos
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duc
"very expensive--and--Britain would never have very many of them in peacetime.-Router.
PAL Asks Direct Line
To Tokyo
The Foreign Secretary, Mr Mr Herbert Marrison, said today quoted here as saying that his that the inclusion of Britain in country the proposed Facine Fact be-resist aggression at any time newed and brought before the
would be ready to
tween the United States, Aus- from any direction. tralia and New Zealand would nal have been unwelcome the British Government,
the
Washington, Apr. 19. Philippine Air Lines has re-
do- public its six-month-old However, the Indian leader mands. for the right to serve directly from Wake to emphasised
interview Tokyo in an
San published
in the
Honolulu and yesterday
It was entirely satisfied that war will be situated elsewhere, | Bottle Tokyo for Guam
to
A
Commons, he warmly welcomed that he did not anticipate any Vice-President, in a Press state-
But, he told the House of Saturday Review of Literature. Francisco,
T. Bolton, PAL Executive Canne Apr. 19. this most valuable arrangement attack against his nation, The
ment urged the immediate ap Cannes Film Festival
to safeguard the vital interests today
"I do not see how it can pointment of a United States Committee
announced
of the democratie countries in
commission TRIBUTE the Soviet film, "Liberated
possibly prodt China, or even | Government the wholo Pacile area.
for that matter Soviet Russia, meet with Philippine Govern- China", must not be screened TO CARMONA
The Government regarded tomorrow.
arrangement as complemen to think in terms of taking ment oficials on this and other The decision followell a
India,” Mr Nehru was quoted a questions. tary to dhe understanding of Rio de Janeiro, Apr. 10.
saying.
PAL last September filed co-operation Candolences on the death of request on the thorin mutual support and
"If there is a war on a world formal
the application with on Tuesday that the film between Britain, Auralia and President Cammona reached the
scale then the chief theatre of United States Civil Aeronautics Portuguese ́ Embassy hene to-be withdrawn
pro New Zealand, he said, International
requesting permission.to day from all parts of Brazil, gramme
The Portuguese colony pre- Film Festival because it was Australia and New Zealand not India."
Mr Nehru was Interviewed to intermediate step on lis San sented collective condolences,
nature to hurt the feelings were representing the interests
Francisco-Manila Toute The Brazilian Government of Nationalist. China, and of Britain and the Common New Delhi by the Review editor, has decreed three days of of France should not encourage the wealth as a whole in the same Norman Cousins-Reuter, ficial mourning. Yesterday the glorification of a regine not way as Britain and Canada did Senato and the Chamber ponded their
in the Atlantic Treaty Organi- sis-recognised by France." sessions to pay The Soviet delegation, when sation, fribute to the late Portuguese the Foreign Offley request was President.-Reuter.
received, offered to change the Bonn, Apr, 19,
uitle of the film to "New China," West German fing on
China by their was filmed s Parlement building here i
flows at half-mast today Russian technicians
The chief Soviet delegate at THE GARRISON PLAYERS A tribute to the Portuguese
President. Antonio
Carmona, the Festival, the Russian Vico- present
who died yesterday,
Minister for Films, M. Berbenov, Flags were also at half-mast today refused to comment on buildings used by the the Committee's decision to ban Western Allies Reuter.
the film-Reuter,
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Rangoon, Apr, 19, Rebels attacked four villages in the Insein district 12 miles outside Rangoon and burnod a pine Government aviation mio- large number of houses today, slon honded by Ambasador an Army communique' gold, Joaquin Elizalde opened bo 7 Government trougą, after gotiations for such revision of NOT PRACTICAL
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