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MARTIN CAROL
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1952.
Meeting For Eisenhower Prepares
First Time
Sergeant Neave, of the Royal Engineers, who has been abroad three and a half years, holds up his three-and-a-half- year-old son, John, whom he was seeing for the Best time, when he arrived home from the Far East recently, Bergt. Neave had spent the last year in Korea'and returned home on the Empire Trooper.
Churchill Refuses To Be Drawn On Subject Of Korea
London, June 16.
The Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, was urged in the House of Commons to call Presi dent Syngman Rhee's "bluff" in Korea but he was non-committal.
Mr Woodrow Wyatt, (Labour) said it was clear that President Rhee was doing all he could to prevent the United Nations from ensuring the democratic working of the Constitution in South Korea.
of
For Burst Of Campaigning
New York, June 16. General Eisenhower today flew to Denver, Colorado, to open his political headquarters.
He spent the day quietly in preparation for a three-week burst of campaigning right up to the opening of the Republican Convention July 7.
on
General Eisenhower promised today at a meeting with editars that, if elected President, ho would seek the "finest brains" in the country to help solve America's problems.
The influential Scripps-Howard chain of newspapers today de- clared support for General Elsenhower. The decision was reached by a volo of editora.
the
The World Telegram and Sun, the chief New York papor of the chain, said: "He seems to meet the need of the hour too best. He may not know much about politics, but he knows a lot about what is good for the country,
"Ike has the dynamic leader- ship which can bring us to- gether again and inspiro faith."
now
Mr Averel Harriman, Mi- tual Security Director, con ferred today with President Truman,
Asked if hp considered what the President said to be endorsement of his candidacy for the Democratie Presidential nomination, My Harriman plied: "No, he simply couraged me."
TO-
Mr Harriman added: "I am the only one who has come out four square on all the issues in sup- port of the Now Deal, and the Fair Deal."
State In Atlanta, Georgia, Democratic leaders are today choosing delegates to cast 28 votes at their national tion. They are expected to sup port Senator Itusscil, the
Southern" candidate.
conven-
Protectionists
Get Snubbed
Washington, June 10. The United States Tarif Commission today rejected an application for Increased tarifs on imparted motor- Gycles and motorcycle spare parts,
A majority report 1ssued by the Commission' the Imports were not United States in such increased quantflies as to cause OF threaten serious injury to the domestic motorcycle Industry.
sang into the
of the
Two members Cammission, in a minority report, dissented, saying action remedial
Against Imports of motorcycles should have been recat- mended to, the President- Reuter.
New Soviet
Manoeuvre
To Be Resisted
Georgia Democrats instructed
to vip for their delegates
United Nations, June 16.
the Serator Russell.
They were also told to "Aght: The Soviet move in
the rights of to the last for
United Nations to place Georgia and the South."
germ This could leave the way open Soviet charges of
the for a breakaway. if the National warfare in Korea on Party Chicago nominated a fandidate acceptable to the Security Council agenda is expected to be strongly re- South-Reuter.
sisted by the Western Powers
"IKE" FAVOURED
of
New York, June 10.
The Soviet Union today called Look magazine's poll
for a meeting of the Security "We must call his bluff," he under the authority
the Democratic and Republican Counell to discuss the subject. said.
Council United Nations and undoubted-County chairman showed today The President of the The British Government ought | ly saved President Syngman that they believed that General that for the period of the clee-destruction.
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1. ARTHUR RANK presents
to take the initiative in seeing Rhee and his Government from Dwight Eleenhower and Senator this month is Mr Jacob Mailk, "HERE COMES THE HUGGETTS”
in a
the
parliamentary proceedings) will of South Korean troops from theBht be pamet and
CERTAIN RIGHT Mr Churchill replied, "I think we went in whole-heartedly and unitedly with the Americans
and
the
The
who
the
Soviet delegate Estes Ketauver will be pre-
Soviet delegation has tion for the National Assembly "I think we have a certain sidential
that nominees and
made repeated attempts to have General Eisenhower will win the matter discussed in the Dis- he was "put out of the way.
Wyatt asked what Mr the election. Members of the Korean Parlia
armament
Commission, but has
ruled out ment,
In the same issue, the play generally been who had been arrested or Churchill had told Earl Alexan-
Robort Sher wood, ordor. forced
to flee, could then be der, the Defence Minister, now wright, allowed to return to their seats visiting Korea, to say in his predicted that General Dougles The United States and other
free discussions with the United MacArthur constitutional manner "free
might create such Western Powers have already from duress and the President,
kent Nations Command on President chaos in the event of a dead-stated their willingness to have Mr Churchill replied, "I think Rhee's "announcement that Rhae locked Republican national co the charges investigated by a the official report
(of Britsh was considering withdrawal vention that: B compromiso neutral commission.
The Soviet charges have so the prospects for.
for an- of this the front."
for been based enable
on statements by your solution question to be placed on record Mr Churchill replied that it Democratic victory.
Chinese and North Korean The had been officially stated on be- The and given full publicity."
Communist cources and on the magazine polled 0,744 Sir Herbert Williams (Cen-Government that President Rice questionnaire
half of the South Korean County chairmen by a malled "evidenco" of a group of lawyers,
amliated received mostly
to Com- servative) asked what made no
Republicans, munist builty the British
such announcernent, answers trora Frime
organizations, Press Minister had for the Govern-
allegedly comments on the subject and 1.180.
investigated It noted that 44 percent of charges on the spot. were, therefore, purely specula- ment of South Korea.
the Democratic replies and 34
THE RESOLUTION Mr Churchill added, "The percent of the Republican ones The Soviet Union's resolution Minister of Defence and the came from the South
submitted for discussion by the Minister of State (Mr Solwyn All the tabulated replies were Security Council follows: Lloyd) are, of course, currently made before General Eisenhower "1-Having regard to the Informed on the British roturned to the United States trot that differences of opinion Government's views, on tha as an active candidate.
exist
among slatermen and situation and will no doubt dis-
public figures in various coun- cuss with the United Nations
izleg concorming the admisai- Command the political crisis in South Korea in all its relevant Look said that the County bility of using bacteriological
Chairmen's aspects."-Router.
weapons; proferences OWI showed that Senator Robert "2-Noting that the use of Tatt was the favourte Re-acteriological weapons had justly publican candidate and that the been condemned by world public Lopinion, as expressed in the Governor of Illinois, Mr Adiatrignature by 42 States of the Stevenson, was "barely trailing Genova Preiseal of June 17, 1925, Washington, June 10,
Semptor Ketauvor with the which provides for the prohibi- Mr Carl Vinson, Chairman of Democrats,
tion of the use of bacteriological the House Armed Services Com- The poll showed that the weapons. mittee, today introduced a bill Republicans believed that other "The Security Council decides to lend the Japanese Govern- Senator Taft or General Elsen- to appeal to all States, both mem- ment up to 18 patrol frigates and however could win over Mbers of the United Nations and Co landing craft for patrol duty Stevenson, Senator Keuver non-member States, which have for an initial period of five or Senator Richard Russell, not yet ratified or acceded to the gears.
Democrats belloved that protocol for the prohibition cf The loan could be extended, General Eisenhower could beat the usa of bacteriological under the terms of the bill, for any of the three Democrata weapons, signed at Geneva on another five-year period at the named but that Sedator Taft June 17, 1925, to accede to and request of the Japanese Gov- could beat none of them.-United ratify
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