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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1951.
AMERICAN LIST OF GOODS
Japan Treaty. Progress
are
London, June 7. The Anglo Anterican falka ON the Japanese draft peace treaty expected to end here for morrow, a usually rellable source raid tonight.
Considerable progrees had been made in the four-day exchange of lewn on the Far Eastern settlement, It was achled,
Mr John Foster Bulles, Fresident Truman's expert, attended a meeting at the Foreign Office this after. noon and the Minister of State, Mr Kenneth Younger, was also present, Reuter.
U.S. Loss Of Big Source Of Wool
AS RESULT OF TIBET COUP
Kalimpong, June 7. With the Chinese Com- munist take-over of Tibet an important wool source is lost to the United States, it is fenred.
The United States market is practically closed for. Tibetan wool in the future as in undoubtedly. will insist that
China-
BANNED
FOR REDS
But Enforcement Will Not Be Too
Strict At Present
Washington, June 7.
The United States Government made-public. today a list of hundreds of thousands of items friendly governments would be forbidden to ship to the Soviet bloe.
Publication of the list coincided with a report that President Truman is planning to nullify tem- porarily an order he authorised five days ago denying economic aid to countries selling war potential goods to the Communist group.
Any nation knowingly ex-| The Administration can make porting the products listed exceptions under the law but today after June 18 would six
must report each instance to congressional committees
be cut off from American along with the reasons.--Reu- financial and economic help ter. under the Congressional Act, Burt Washington reports snici that the President is manoeuvr- ing to persuade Congress to
mortify the order as Government offeinls say that if the ban was applied literally it would wrecks America's foreign economi: ns- sistance programmes.
AMERICAN TRADING WITH RED BLOU
Washington, June 7. The Department of Com- merce in a statistical analysis reported that American exports to the entire Soviet bloc were cut by one-half in 1030 from Die 1940 level and the trend last quarter of 1950. was sharply downward in the
States imports from the Com-
On the other
hand,
United
Items included in today's list materials, machinery, petroleum, ranged from weapons, atomic the bulk be supplied to Redor all, feathers and women's and cotton to swim suits, castor clothing.
five tis
named, Thousands of items were affected.
The Economic Co-Operation Administration,
made public the did not count up Individual products.
The entire lip of the cur- About 1,700 broad categories $226,073,000 in 1950; and $174,
rent
however.
season, reached this Indo-Tibetan frontier toam-clearing station for Tibetan produce-and, it is Farnext, about 80 per cent ins
already been sold.
There no ban on the export of the remainder but the market has h virtual stagnancy.
The United States, for long the biggest buyer of Tibetan wool, last year offered the peak price of 50/52 cents per pound for raw white wool known to the trade as "carpet wool."
Over 10,000,000 maunds or 280.000.000
pounds of wool reaches Kalimpong annually by mule
United The caravan. States in recent years has been the biggest buyer of this wool.
in
separate
Hats
which
munist bloc were valued at
were 537,000 in 1949, and the volume sub-grew in each successive quarter
of 1950.
ext
The trends were not explain
or commented upon in the figures, published today.
Anti-Red · · Untons' Meet
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Trade Union leaders from 11 nations are holding the first Asian conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions at Karachi. Hero Dr A. M. Mallk, Pakistan Minister of Labour, is shown addressing the delegates. In the chair is Mr M. A. Khatib, Chairman of the Pakistan Reception Committee.- AP Photo.
Acheson Testimony Makes A Favourable Impression
Washington, June 7.
Impartial diplomatic observers estimated today that the political hot seat for the Secretary of State, Mr Dean' Acheson, had cooled as a result of his testimony at the Senate hearings on General MacArthur's dismissal.
This issue alone, it was be- tension of the reciprocal bar- Acheson's refrement from his troversial lieved, would not force Mr gaining authority with the con-
**peril
point" present post although it was "exapo" provisiong which the apparent
Republicans executive branch had opposed. for his custer on the cumulative Stata foreign aid to countries would continue a running fight
The amendment to cut United record. Even sources ordinari- ly critical of the Secretary con-
some
and
which send war-potential gooda
United States exports to tenervind that he had made a skil. to the Soviet bloc recused the However, one expert estimat- Eastern European countries, in- and persuasive statement of Hexibility in executive manage-
category alone eluding Soviet Russia, plus China the Administration's Far East- ment of foreign aid pro
ed that оле might cover 1,000 items different varieties,
BROAD HINT
Albania and
vious year.
to
pro-
em-
ARGENTINE
PROTEST
TO BRITAIN
It is recalled,
for example, as insert in the ECA sions regarding farm products
considerably.
that Congressmen were able to territory she claims.'
Act provi
which
program- of and
Manchuria, amounted
Consequently, some ap- ern policies and had consider-es $72,382,000 in 1050, compared his clarified Congressional and prehension has arisen that Con- Buenos Aires, Junie 7. with
$144,551,000 in 1949. United
though approving States exports declined
publice knowledge of the course, even to
the next big foreign aid
Argentina has protested the The Defence Secretary, Mr Communist bloc countries ex- of events in Chian since
gramme, will qualify its up against what she calls George C. Marshall, forwarded cept
war. Manchuria.
Various proval by
provisions British "acts of violation" the list to the EC.A, which is Sales to Albania were $100,000 Other sources feit he had and special requirements
in the Falkland Islands, charged with enforcing the new against $127,000 during the pre-kept national policy aims well barrassing to the Administra
the South Georgia arid law.
Exports to Man in line with the future greater tion. He pointed out that
South it in- churia were less than $500,000 in usefulness
Sandwich of the United No-
groups, cluded articles not regarded of 1949 but $866,000 in 1950,
tions as a world peace agency,
well as in Antarctic primary strategie importance to Exports to the Soviet Union
Earlie
the unanimous testi- United States but which dropped from $0,617,000 in 1949 mony the Joint Chiefs of mus-ba Included under the to $752,000 in 1950, and to China Staff supporting President Tru- Up to the time of the Com- law.
from $82,673,000 proper munisi
10 man's dismissal of MacArthur Chinese invasion
The Economic Co-Operation $36,744,000. In the fourth quar-had somewhat cased of Tibet, Kalimpong handkeel 40 Administrator, Mr William Foster of 1950, exports to Manchuria confronting Mr Acheson at the per cent of Tibet's total` wool | ter, in announcing the items, were $1,000,000 and to China export which made for an an- broadly
hearings. Some observers fami- hinted that the Ac
proper $2,532,000.
liar with the hearing transcript nual turnover amount, ing to ministration would avolden-
The largest export category suid. Mr Acheson could later re- Rs.5,000,000,
forging the ban too strictly for to the Soviet Union in 1950 was tire with honour if such should the time being
industrial machinery, valued at be his intention but the Com- The trade for the past 60 Unless broad exceptions were $272,000. Imports of metal.from mittec-apparently had not yenra had been chiefly in the mide, he xd, the amendment the U.S.S.R.. included mun-selected him US a sacrificial band of Indian Marwari mer- would wreek She programme of
ganese
MacArthur elis- chants,, although more recently | tire free world in
ore, $2,085,000; ferro-| gont for the builtin manganese,
$574,000; chrome missal. Tibetan business houses had, strong economies and military entered the Neld with consider- | strength to defend Itself from
$2,173.000; ond platinum, able success-United Press,
$225,000.-United Press. Communist aggression.
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Mahasabha
Election
Manifesto
Ma-
Bombay, June 7. The All-India Hindu hasabha, powerful communal organisation,
the task
The complaint is contained
Argentine reply narrowed in the the field of operations and pro-Britain's recent protest against
establishment curement m agricultural Com-the
of Gew modifies-United Presi
Argentine bases in that part of the Antarctic claimed by Britain,
Contraband
Seizures
In India
Various Congressional sources professed to believe that Mr Acheson intended to resign next | autumn for personal reasons, presumably not desiring to lend himself as a political issue in
New Delhi, June 7. Nearly £1,000,000 the National Party campaigns
worth of next year. His wishes and Mr contraband gold was seized by Trumen's have not been an-Indian Port Customs during the fiscal year ending March 31, official sources said here to- day.
nounced,
GAIN IN PRESTIGE
The text of the Argentine note, which was handed to the Ambassador last week, published-today.--
It
states that as on the occasion of earlier British pro- tests, the Argentine bases have been established "in Argentine territory, and the permission or nuthority of no other country is needed"
"For this reason"; the
noic continues, "the Argentina Government considers
..the British Government's protest groundless and is obliged to reject it totally"-Reuter.
NEW LEBANESE Whatever may be the politicaj The smugglers came from
CABINET repercussions of Mr Acheson's Europe, America, the Middle testimony, the view was general East, the Far East,
Beirut, June 7, and Por-
Lebanon's new Cabinet, led reactional that he had added to his prestige tuguese and French possessions
by Abdalla El Yolf' us Prime as a lawyer and advocate. Ob- within India, It' was stated. will
Minister and Minister of the In- align India with the Angio- servers sold the examination by
The market value of gold interior, was announced here to- American bloc if it comes into crilleal Senators had betri less power at the general election hostile and partisan than ex-India is nearly twice the official day.
The now Cabinet, in which at the end of the year, according pected and they noted that the rale.
there are nine other Ministers, the Secretary, Me V. G. hearings had not been converted
into a "trial" of the Secretary. Alleged smugglers were said follows the resignation of Hus- Deshapande.
to have included some dip-sein Eweini's Ministry after the Mr Acheson's wide range of lomats passing through or newly-elected Lebanese Parita- knowledge on the global situa- stationed In India-Associated ment held its first session
Press. tlon apparently impressed many Mr Deshapande suid the Senators. He frequently scor
promises:
ed by exact reference to con-
to
Giving broad outlines of the Mahasabha's election manifesto which is at present being made
Stanisation
To establish a democratic temporary situations which
Hindu State and Alchand (un-existed when particular policy divided) Hindustan,
were taken. He was ex- 2. To give top priority to celebriteti" He
on marty defence preparations and make matters beyond his immediate
for all young men with a view Apart
Mr Deshapande also told the Press conference his organies tion would confest roughly 2,000 scate in the coming elections. United Press.
*heard
the
military education compulsory responsib the Acheson con- to introducing conscription, troversy, diplomats are in-. 3. Self-sufficiency In war creasingly uneasy about the industries
total repercussions of the mil tons of words of testimony that will have been
by the Senate Investigating Committee. They think weeks of hearings may "fragmentise" political
variety public
opinion on a great var International questions and de privo Administratón profeets of firm support of opinion at a time when the public is increasingly preocupled with taxation and the High cost of living. Recent Senate hearings have 'diverted Interest from President Truman's
and economie ald proposals
US Expert For Germany
Washington, June 7,
The Interior Department, an
nounced today/_that__Marvin $8,500,000,000 foreign military
Lytle, and management expert,
ins left for Germany to under- which otherwise would be a
major
take a six-month assignment as cussion adviser to the German Govern-
theme of political: dis-
SOME APPEÊDENSION
ment on lafid consolidation,
Mr Lytle will demonstrate new consolidating small parcels of increasingly it to expense of techniques and procedures in Congress is believed to Bộ | to assert farmland into more
farmland, He was baigned to the exocutis bennel of the German under the Economic Government. In foternatlood rd- Cooperation Administration's Interest technical co-operation progrðast?
me.—United Press,
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