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Gaullist Party Maintains Lead
In The Elections
Paris, June 20.
The state of the parties in the French general election for 616 seats out of a total of 627, as given by the French Minister of Information today, was as follows:
Gaullists 114, Socialists 104, Communists 100, Moderates and Conservatives 99, Radicals 95, M.R.P. (Popular Republicans) 81, Others (all overseas) 23.
;
Alleged Appeasement By State Department
"SURRENDER OF PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH WAR WAS FOUGHT"
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Washington, June 20. Major-General Patrick J. Hurley, former United States Am- bassador to Chino, today accused the State Department of surrendering the principles for which World War 11 was fought.
General Hurley, Republican, who was testifying in the Senate inquiry into the dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur, said that since the 1945 Yalta Agreement the foreign policy of the United States had been based on concessions to Communism and fear of Russia.
Demanding an end to what he called a policy
of appeasement, General Hurley said:
"This sur
render of the principles and objectives for which we said we were fighting and ciples completely opposite to for the confusion and for the American relations.
"We should quit support- ing ideologies abroad which, if successful, will destroy the American system of liberty."
General Hurley told the Com- mittee: "The whole approach to the Iranian oll problem has
I consider been wrong.
stubborn. un-
the
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's
conduct
enlightened and greedy,"
Russia has
thom
the support of prin- is responsible costly failures in
Board To
Direct
Cold War
D
Decline In UK Output Of Steel
Geneva, June 20. Steel production in- creased in almost all West European producing coun- tries during the first quar- ter of this year, the United Nations Economic Com. mission for Europe. re- vealed today.
tons.
10
of
Washington, June 20, President Truman created General Hurley told the Com-special strategy board today to Britain was the only country mittee also: "The troubles in direct the cold war against whose production fell."
are due to Imperialism, Russia and her satellites. Iran
The statistics show that over no! Communism.
He called it "the Psychological the period. from January been very careful about it be-
steel Mombasa, June 20. The fishery research ves-
cause they believe that by rea- Strategy Board" and appointed April six main Western son of the greed of the Western Gordon Gray, President of the producers the countries world, Iran will fall into Com- | University of North Carolina the Schuman Plan- improved sel, Isle of Silhouette, miss-
munist hands."
and former Secretary of the on their last year's production ing for
week, was
Army, as director at US$10,- Agures ty more than 2,250,000 The Government partles-- The Prime Minister, M. Henri
The Committee chairman, 000 a year. sighted this afternoon by Socialists, Radicals and Pop-Queuille, told France's middle
E.C.E. An a Royal Air Force Lan-lar Republicans-thus have 280 of the rend leaders at the first Senator Richard Russell, asked
The Board will be responsible
spokesman spid caster aircraft in a position scats.
Cabinet meeting since the gen-General Hurley for his opinion could on how the dimculties
for the formulation and pro-ihat France could probably In- These figures are provisional eral elections on Sunday that, a halfway between Mombası
mulgation of overall national crease her steel output by on- BO far as altribution to the coalition of "Third Force" and be solved. and the Seychelles.
is concerned. different parties
would psychological objectives, policies other million tons if she could.
and for the overcome her dimculties and programmes, An Indian naval destroyer, The final distribution
Such a line-up, he
he send to Iros, people who have co-ordination and evaluation of getting Gorman scrap. the Ranjit, is steaming to her parties
will not be officially sald could produce a new sympathy for the aspirations of the national psychological established unill the new Cabinet in the middle of July.fran and would get back into
The spokesman ald that that Assembly meets in July
and with
the backing of between the good graces of the Iranian effort."
shortage of scrap iron and ston the 350 and
British the deputies register in
380 of the
hampering new Na-King and people. It can
This means answering Soviet oro
the respective Parliamentary groups. tional Deputies-United Press, done and we should move propaganda
In the most effec-steel production. During The Gaullists are already
peacefully and not in antagonism Live manner possible, and quarter Britain produced 5,403,- claiming 123 seats Instead of
and 000 tons of crude steel cam- to either Iran or Britain,"
strengthening the morale the 114 announced by the
solidarity of the world forces pared with 5552,000 tons in last Minister of Information today,
year's corresponding period. opposed to Soviet expansion.
rescue.
The Isle of Silhouette, a 333- fishery research ton British ship, left Mombasa for the Islands on June 6 Seychelles and had not been heard of since.
Eight ships of the Indian Navy on a summer cruise were diverted
the to
scareli and Lancaster aircraft from Mom- basa have been looking for her.
The
search covered an aren of mo
than 40,000 Square more miles,
Weather conditions in the vrea were said to be "frightful." I was belloved that the ship's engines had failed and that she was drifting out of control to- wards the north.
recent
Eleven results are outstand- ing. Nine of these are for the Lower Rhine constituency and will be known Late tonight. are for New the other two Caledonia and Oceania, where the election will take place in July and September, respec- tively
Date Righlist groups was
Share-Out Of
Newsprint Suggested
that the
"I General Hurley!
OIL CARTEL
bo
Mr Gray, who has obtained of absence from his leave University post, is not a member of the Board, but will organise. and direct a staff in carrying out the Board's work,
Iranian oil situation The
H could have been composed tho British
interested and Americans had approached the problem in Iran ug the Ameri- cans approached and solved it in Saudi-Arabia.
Was
Irk
а
fell Her scrap iron imports from 100,000 tons a month to tons a month this year. The fall corresponded to 50,000 contraction of Germany's scrap exports. Germany had proell- cally exhausted her war damage wag needed what
There, he said, the Americans Board members will be James scrap and Excluding the votes cast in
had contracted to pay all ex- E. Webb, Under-Secretary of left for her own industrial re- exports the constituencies not yet re-
Washington, June-20.-- penses-of-developing the oil State, Robert A. Lovett, Deputy vival German scrap
end had split profits
of Defence, and were cut by more than half turned, the votes obtained by
Usually reliable sources cald flelds
to 100,000 the parties were:
223,000 tons equally
Saudi Secretary with the Paper Communists 6,001,618 20.0 today that the Pulp
Lieutenant-General Waller Be-from
tong a month. Reuter, The Isle of Silhouette WOR
'den Smith, Direcipe of the рег cent compared with 20.0 Committee of the International Arabian Government,
General Hurley told the Com- Central
Agoncy, intelligence to carrying a cargo of grain
In November,
has re- 1940. Materials Conference the Seychelles, where supplies Per cent
4,030,889-21.6
Gen, Smith has been designated Gnullists
percommended to member governmittee he had examined the so- red-line agreement at are seriously depleted owing to
Wistribution called cent compared with nil in 1940.ments emergency
Acting Chairman, the the non-arrival of two ships in MRP 2,225,833-11.9
In addition to the request of the late President
three per cent of 9,550 tons of newsprint,
Roosevelt. weeks because of bal compared with 25.0 per cent in
principal members, the Board weather in the Indian Ocean. 1946 Radicals
"I drew a line around all of will be composed of a represen It 2,194,213-11.7
was understood Reuter.
have been the Middle East nations up to tative of the head of cach per cent compared with 11.8 following amounts
the Russioni, Turkish and per cent. Moderates 2,472,018 recommended: India, 2,400 tons;
be determined by the Board. 13.3 per cent compared with Yugoslavia, 2,000 tons; Greece, Afghanistan borders", he de- Department or Agency as may
1,500 tons; Malaya. 850 tons; clared
Joini A representative of the Pakistan, 500 tons; the Philip- The agreement amounted to Chlefs of Staff will sit in as British, military adviser,-Associated pines.
bo French, one Greek, and the Press. is expected to by Canada, they sald. Standard O Companies The recommendations are for eliminate competition within overseas areas was the defeat of
countries which do not have that candidates advocating separa-
know how hostile the tion from France.
In Algeria,
Com- newsprint, the sources explain Ring, the Government and the the two munist and five extreme No. ed.
of the last
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London, June 20.
He rejected a suggestion in that the House of Commons Britain should remove Argen- lines and Chilcans from dependencies by force.
these
15.5 per cent.
The Gagilist did not exist as a party in 1948.
OVERSEAS FEATURE
A feature of the elections in toas. Most of tho a cartel between the
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Backward Areas Need More Aid
Genova, June 20. Mr Maurica Tobin, United States Secretary of Labour, told the International Labour Con- ference here today that moro aid must be given to the under. developed areas of the world.
"People in want and hunger cannot be freed," be declared,
The
arcas under-developed must have a chance to put duce more food and to improve, their living conditions. All nations must give support and en- couragement to this work,
·
Chi Ping-kiang, director of "'WO bellove that it is in- delegation, presented the dispensable to lasting peace.
Britain plans to increase her tionalist deputies
The Committee recently ob-perialism, I know the way they not alona about tho activities in the Falkland Island Assembly were beaten by seven itained action from momber go- etish, but any colonial Im-
candidates favouring veraments on its recommenda- Antarctic dependencles during Moslem
the existing
of 3,000 tons of emer- perialist who is attempting to the coming season, the Minis- maintenance of
with ter of State for Colonial Affairs, Inks
United Nations, NY, the three genty newsprint for France be- exploit them and their country. I think we convinced the King
June 20. Mr John Dugdale, said today.
fore the French elections.
and people that America had
Nationalist China gave the could not give details of extremist deputies, who led
armed revolt against France In
The sources expected that no imperialistic designs,
United Nations a cheque for this sloge.
Committee next month Amerled would not 1947, and are now serving pri-
askor $1,000,000 today as part of its son sentences, were replaced by would begin consideration of accept any privileges in any
the regular annual allocations three other candidates on
of nation that
was not accorded arrears in duce. wood pulp and newsprint to to ell other nations."-Reuter the office "Union with France" ticket.
of the In French India, Mr Lambert countries on this side of the and United Press.
"But the Initiative must como Saravane,
who udvocated the Iron Curtain-United Press. Mr Dugdale told a questioner
cheque, to Victor Hoo, Acting
themselves, return of the French posses thot Britain now had four per-
Indian Republic
Secretary General, He said the from the people. manently manned posts in the slons to the
made despite e right to freedom is Uncies. Falkland Island dependencies in was overwhelmingly defeated
currency exchanges and loss of They must exercise it. We will do our best to reo that the M. Edouard Goubert, s by addition
the permanently to
foreign
which had trado . Damascus, June 20.
of Ulus right is not administered territory of South, French magistrate who advocat-
the financial-prob- exercise of the ed
interfered with from the out- the maintenance
This work's issue of the magnified New York, June 20-
tems of
Chiang Kai-shek's
side," Mr Tobin wald. When Captain Ryder (Con-status quo.--Heuter.
The technicolour picture "The American magazine, Time, bas
He added: "We still bellova servative) asked
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The payment was applied that peace can be maintaine was satisfied that the adminis-
Parie, June 20.
Indian, American and British Government for criticising the
Khaled EL against the 1949 contribution | even "though the free nations trative organisation War The
coalition Cabinet in-players, will have its world Syrian Premier,
sin | represented at this conference adequate to maintain Britishvited the ModerateRightists premiere at the Paris Theatre Azem Boy, for rejecting assis which
owes have soldiers fighting together, Me Dugdale today to join the new Govern- here
An tance under Prester Truman's arrears rule in the area,
mid-September.
and at this Kor $2,028,308
very moment In the Programme Four ment, lined up against both adaptation of Rumar Godden's Point replied: "Yes, sir."--Reuter.
countries. -- $2,527,037 Communism and the extreme novel, it was directed by Jean under-developed
mountain passes and rice fields of Korca."-Reuter Right
Renoir-Router.
Press, Router.
Local interference
Georgia.
whether he
Industriglist Optimistic
Stanchester, June 20. The Marshall. Plan Adminis- tralor in Britain, Mr William Batt, forecast today that world shortage of raw materials would
Koon case,
The peak of defence efforts would soon ho passed but the flow of supplies of materials. developed for it would continue to flow uninterrupted, he said In a speech to Manchestar budineszmén
when
the
He warned that peak of defence needs arda Bast all dimeuntios would not have vonlshod ovdetiight,” But ho wag" convinced that remedies woyldi develop.Reute
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