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Closer U.S.
Alliance With Pacific
Allied Ban Area Nations
On Czech Planes
Frankfurt, Sept. 13.
Washington, Sept. 13.
The Governor of New York, Mr Thomas Dewey, sald today, after a 40-minute conference with President Truman, that there was need for a much closer political and military alliance between the United States and the free nations of the Paci fic area.
Mr Dewey predicted that the entire Pacific The Allied High Com would be the critical area of the world for the next mission has banned all flights of Czechoslovak air few years. 'craft over Western Ger-
J
He called on the President at Mr. Truman's re- many until further notice, quest to report on his recent lengthy tour of South- an American High Comcast Asia and the Pacific, from Korea to Austràlia. mission spokesman disclosed here tonight.
No immediate reason was given for the ban, which, the spokesman said, took effect at midnight last Tuesday,
The Czechoslovak authorities were informed of the decision! through the Czech Military Mission in Berlin,
The unsuccessful 1844" and "Indo-China has put down rebellions already mid 1948 Republican presidential three. nominee told reporters emphati-bar only three left to dal cally that he and the President with." he sold, adding thint did not discuss politics in any there
would be dealt with way and he described his meet- successfully. ing with Mr Truman as certain-
Asked if He felt the United ly cordial.
would not Mr Dewey
be States was building Japan at specific about what he told the the expense of other Aslan free President beyond saying, they nallons, Mr Dewey said. "No." he ran into covered the strategic and polll. He added that
throughout
Asia of situation cal
in the Pacife in fears
resurgent Japanese imperialism, considerable detail,
He was asked why he con- Saying it would be impossible for Pacific area the in the foreseeable future sidered the most critical part of the world Japan again to become an ag- for the next few years. He re-grasser, he said the main prob- against Soviet Com-
In recent months Czech air- line plane have flown seven weekly return fights West Germany, three Parls, two to Brussels and two to Anisterduin
routine
aver
to
The American High Comis. plied that Southeast Asia was lem in Japan was to build
over the
rocked by four full- fences now being
Indo-China, Ma-
In stressing the nced for
altention in American
the pains
lon last November suspended scale Communist revolutions-in munism,
righia to fly the Philippineski. This area, he Czechoslovak regular services between Prague laya and
and said, is the rice bowl of the Pacific, Mr Dewey took Prague and Boras and Zurich
American Orient and Malaya and Indone not to overlook Europe. Asked
sia sit
supply 90 per cent of the Zone.
world's rubber and 56 per cent The reason given for the of the tin
"Political stability of action was unauthorised special flights by Czech planes over the countries, and their defence, is American Zone. At the same the cornerstone of the whole
there
time the American authorities free area of the Facile from reduced the number
of Japan on down to Australia," he authorised Czech Alights on sald
other routes.--Reuter.
AIR FRANCE'S' STEP.
Paris, Sept. 13. Air France announced tonight that it had suspoaded its Prague service until further notice on
Government advice.
The suspension is effective from last Tuesday.
ing
or
Flights ceased on
";
In
Tuesday, Ale France anounced-Reuter.
重 ko felt
concentrated
American policy
too much on Europe, ne
he said that was not the question.
"We have got to recognise that the Pacific is equally im- portant and act accordingly,"
United Press.
"Mr Dewey
added that Asia should be considered equally as Important as Europe.
Afier
President all, I was down here
QUIRINO SEES TRUMAN ! Washington, Sept. 13.
of Quirino
Japanese Premier Signs
San Francisco - Treaty
Watched. by other Japanese delegates, the Japanese Premier, Mr Yoshida, signs the San Francisco Treaty ending the state of war between his country and 49 nations-AP Picture.
Iran
Cargo For To Be Diverted
By Britain
London, Sept. 13.
Britain ordered four ships carrying sugar and railway equipment to Iran to turn aside today in a further economic clamp-down in the cold war over oil.
The Board of Trade announcement said: "Steps have been taken with shipping companies. The concerned to arrange for diversion of scarce car- goes in transit to Iran. The cargoes are being unloaded at Basra (across the river border in Iraq) or in the nearest port."United Press.
White
wo years ago fighting a battle Philippines and President Tru- for troops for Europe and we man conferred at the won that battle. Now Asia must House today for 25 minutes on be regarded as equally import- the security pact among Pacific
ant. We can't save one-half of rations and the United States' The world and let the other halfconomic and military assist-
down the drain. We can'tance to, the Philippines, afford to
to lose any more elements the free world."
LONDON STATEMENT
London. Sept. 13.
Broadcast
Mr Quirino told reporters | The Foreign Office has re- Mr Dewey was then asked to later these subjects were dis- *colved Д report from Sir enumerale siops the United cussed but declined to give de- Francis Shepherd, British
The conference was thrown Ambassador to Perela, on his To Go On
States might take in building up tolls. he Peelfie natiers,
FIRMI STEPS
Solitary Was Solitary
Too
Sydney, Sept. 13. Loneliness got under the skin of Edward Charles Roach. assistant general secretary of the Water side Workers' Federation, who is serving. 12` months in the debtors' section of the Lonz
Bay gaol, for contempt of the Arblira- tion: Court,
He appealed to the court to be ordered hard Isbour so that he could have the company of fellow prisoners but the court refused his application
that affect
Counsel
argued loneliness misti Boach's mental stability. -Reater.
INDO-CHINA
KEY TO FAR EAST
Asked if he thought the steps. of State, Mr James British Government had not derate. Nationalist) Party in: destiny of the world..
Thomas
withdrawal
de
"It is tyd belief that in this far-off peninsula
we, ore the not merely fighting for three
A senior Air France official said that the decision was of a diplomatic nature and was not a purely Air France initiative.
A Foreign Ministry spokes-
Shiah In man said: "The Government
considerably off schedule but interview with the advised Air France to
Teheran yesterday, Foreign Bipend
"We should take frm steps to lasted longer than planned. Mrce, spokesman said today. the service to Czechoslovakia to
London, Sept. 13. avoid any possibility of in-help our friends from Japan and Quirino arrived with the Philip- Sir
tonight Francis was understood The Foreign Office cidents
reprisals against Formosa through Southeast Asia pine Ambassador, Mr
New York, Sept. 13. to have explained to the Shah repudiated responsibility for an
General Jean de Lattre de machines and personnel foifow-] and the Philippines on down to Elizalde, and his senior the reasons for Britain's recent | Arabic radio talk by the British
the Allied High Commis- Australia, We should provide alde, Colonel Jose Cardenas, 16
Tassigny, French High Commis. sen's ban on Czech aircraft fly-technical assistance, moral and in-hour is an anteroom converting
early. minutes
He spent the
decision to prevent Perala from Broadcasting Corporation.
its sterling Inlo The broadcast, to be made to-sloner In Indo-China and Com- clitical support and, of course, ex
mander-in-Chief of the French ing over Weaterns Germany."
next ruman's executive of dollars and denying Persia the night in the Overseas Service roads in the Far East, sald 10- The Foreign Ministry-spokesmilitary man said that the initiative
aried considerably with cached States Ambassador, Mr My- to purchase"scurce com- !17.40 p.m. G.M.T.) ̃will-feature day that he believed the fetz öl
The need for economic aid ces with Mr Elizalde, the Unit-
in Britain.
Habib Bourguiba, leader of the banning Czech places from fly-
ron Cowen, and the Under-
spokesman said that the Tunisian Neg Destour. (Mo-Indo-China, ultimately would be determining factor in the ing over Germany was taken by
country. the French authorities following
with two RITESTA of Franch prople
received the ultimatum of the political discussion ho had outlined were now
Prime
Arriving aboard the Ile Minister. Dr other Middle East personalities. and irregular action Prague
Mr Truman, meanwhile, was Persian
with Mr Mohammed Mossadegh, calling a meeting
broadcart by France, General de Laltre sald: previous taken against them by the Czech lacking from the United State!
Pacific programme, he said: "In holding
on it to resume oll negotiations Habib, Bourguiba in the B.B.Com deeply convinced the fsie Governor of authorities.
Dowcy, are now This French decision, he said, addition to what we was adopted by the other Ailled doing, we will have to start to New York, Mr. Dewey was re- within a fortnight or face the Overseas Service earlier this er Indo-Chinanced the fol
of residence per- summer aroused a storm of pro- mining factor in the destiny Governments and confirmed by make much closer political and porting on his Far Eastern tour,
of conspiring Himately, of the entire world. the Allied High Commission in military alliances with nations in which he stopped in Manila mits from the remaining Anglo- test in the French Press, which Southeast Asia, of all sin and,
to ste Mr Quirino. The two Iranian Oil Company staff at accused Britain. of that area. If the Chinese are renewed acquaintance as Mr Abadan.
with
nationalist ole extreme Germany.
freed from Korea and there is Dewey left Mr. Truman's offices The ultimatum was reported ments within the French Em-
the ante- to have been sent to the Perico Va a cease-fire, they have a lot of ared passed through .гcops
send wander- they could
room.
Alan Ambassador in Washington Today's statement by... south, if they so choose. Mr Quirino looked fresh and to pass on to Mr Averell Harri-Foreign Office said that the small countries (Cambodia, Laos into Indo-China and Burma," rested today.
MRT. President
latest broadcast has of course and Vietnam) who have jus, re- Truman's
independence and The Mr Dewey had found no com-
psychological effect pf
special envoy in the oil dispute, no, sponsorship by His Majesty's ceived their plaints that the United States having a clean bili of health was for
a world battlefield was building up Japan industri- just what
give any particular broadcast fighting on at the expense ally
of other Imented.
Asked whether the text of is one that lies solely with the for liberty and för Asiatic countries.
He had spent the past two the
ultimatum was known to BBC
was recorded not a colonial war. did run into fears that weeks at Johns Hopkins Hospital the I "But London, Sept. 13.
Tonight's talk British Government, the and will Japan might become a resurgent in Baltimore Prime Minister Clement Att-
return nokesman replied that, as it when Habib Bourgulba was in militaristic nation even though there this evening but will leave had not been received here, he London recently. He left for "It is a wor amingt Redi lez; still walking stiffly as a result of his attack of lumbago, they lost most of their resources on Friday to start his long trip could not say what it actually New York by air last week. colonialism. As in Korea, it is
the home. United Press,
VATO reporter's Foreign war against Communist dictator contained returned
from
hls country and producing facilities in
he added. wah to clearly impossible in the |
Hc home to No 10 Downing Street
orts Office spokesman added, wo ship. noted that Press reports sold that the ultimatum con- have pointed out to the B.B.C. *** today.
tained
"France repercussions
has assumed the cples of Dr Mossadegh's the unfortunate His inces kept him in bed forseeable future for Japan to but the
broad
burden, of war "in. Indo-China precious recent
speeches to the caused by the yesterday and prevented his important thing is to giard
Senate and a covering latter to cast, but, as they were per al tremendous cost to her mon altendance at a meeting of the against Soviet aggression: After
fectly justified in doing, they power and financial resources National Executive of
Mr Harriman. thall, the Russians are only throw
The spokesman said that if feel unable to change, arrange in order to maintain the free- Labour Party, called to plan miles from Hokkaido and that
these Press reports were cor- ments made which were agreed dom which she had granted to the Party's annual conference Is too close for comfort"
Bangkok, Sept. 13. rect, it was evident that nothing upon some time ago and for these States on October 1.-Associated Mr Dewey reported that the
· The Thai Government may that Dr Moendegh had dce which recordings were made at Prosa
1 four nations threatened by
supervise, the publication of the since the Stokes Mission the time." Reuter, juht: Communists from within were Buddhist Bible In Thailand returned to London
froin all
making Impressive defensively,
progress following a Minister's allegation Teheran in mid-August was particularly the that the existing
veralon printed | likely to contribute to the Warren Austin To Pallippines. He predkled that by private individuals is in-solution of the olf dispute. Head Delegation within two years they would accurate and
said it was because of misleading. successfully put down The Minister, Follce-Major these i Ho
two speeches of Ho singled out the Songgrand -Udomaitual, .will re-
Bari, Washington, Sept. 13: that Britain had Mossadegh); In this connection, commend to the Philippines
President Truman today-named THE NIGUSTA - LITTLE -
Government decided earlier fals month to
Warren Austin,;; veteTWO
Jeumont, Belgium, Sept. 13. ank-Huk saying ite
compaign that a. thorough study be made break, oft the oil negotiations Ma THEATRE:SIN ⠀⠀ "TOWN"
Customs offlects seized 75 Nations delegate to was very Impressive.
of the authentic teachings of which had only been spended United In Indo-China General Jean Buddha so that an accurate when Mr Richard Stoker, the head the American delegation to bottles of alcohol labeli ROTO-DAY
de Lattre de Tassigny was de- version of the Bible can be Lord Privy Seal, returned to the sixth General Assembly in Lourdes Holy Water here on
Thursday United Fressan made.-Reuter. miracte.
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