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May Support "ike" For Presidency
Washington, July 31. Senator Burnet R. May- bank Democrat, South Carolina, hinted tonight that there might be an all-out fight at the South Carolina Democratic Convention next week over whether to make 'General Dwight D. Eisen❤ hower or Governor Adlai Stevenson the official Democratic presidential can- didate in South Carolina.
had
The South Carolina Democrat told the United Press by tele- phone from his holiday retreat in North Carolina that he sent a telegram to the Democra- the National Chairman urging that Governor Stevenson, the Democratie nominee, make his first South
campaign
speech in Cho Judgment]
"It would
be my
that Governor Stevenson should make his first speech in Charles- ton where certala elements have Always oppured the Democratic his telegram sold. "They and Dewey
* Lindon
inst Roosevelt. It will be a against pleasure for me as a former
Mayor of Charleston to introduce the Governor if he so desires."
"Our Stale Convention meets
week.
I do not know what Boxi
the Convention may agree to do. -I intend to continue to be a De- mocrat Sonator Maybank raid. GOVERNOR SILENT
He refused to elaborate on his the Convention reference to which had been called for next Wednesday, August 6. The State
Democralle Convention
met first in July and recessed to awalt action of the Party's Na- tional Convention before taking its stand on the 1952 candidates, Senator made it plain that he was not including South Governor James F. Carolina Byrnes in his reference to "eer- tain clements."
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Those elements
more
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have been
unitind to Mr Dyrnes and
than to anybody else,"
Mr Byrnes hay remained
silent on his attitude toward the Democratic nomince
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1952.
"Maby Dick" Paris Discussions On
Under Way
Ground crew start the job of releasing a giant plastic balloon at an Américan air bass as part of the U.S. Air Re- search and Development Command's upper air research called "Operation Moby Dick." The balloon will provide data on conditions between 50,000 and 100,000 feet,➡Express Service,
Persia Vulnerable
To A Red Coup: American Warning
New York, July 31,
Trade With Communists
Washington, July 31,
Qualified sources said today that the United States was prepared to withdraw its demands for a separate Far Eastern trade security group and fo agree to Japanese participation in a single free. world organisation setting policy on trade with Russia and her satellites.
The problem of fitting Japan into interna-
Strictly A.
US Affair
The
London, July di.
Frimekinjeter, Winston Churchill, told the House of Commans today that the recent U.S. Seventh Ficot
Battyres in tho Formosa Straits Word wiffelly an American affair. Replying to question Froma from Left Wing Labourite Tom Dribers, Mr Churchil! said there was no reason Why Pritátil should have been consulted 'pis the mangoyyren...), KÉPOD. they were not carried out under United Nations ausplocān Associated Press,
tional trade control machinery has been under Comment
debate all week at meetings of a five-power group representing the United States, Britain, France, Canada and Japan.
Nationalists
Leaving Red Cross Conference
Toronto, July 81. The Nationalist Chinese delegation, an orders from Formosa, packed. Its bags today to leave the 18th In- ternational Red Cross con- ference.
The Unlied States so far has favoured setting up a new and- separate policy group of nations, including Japan, with direct in- terests in exports from For Eastern areas. The British
and French ro presentatives, however, strongly urged that Japan be bought into the co-operative group that has been functioning in Paris in
secret,
In favouring a separate group. the sources said, -the United
In Lisbon On
Macao Clash
Lisbon, July 31, The Press today .ünanlinously front-paged editorials express- Ing rurprise and anger at what it termed unprovoked and i-
Communist comprehensible Chinese attacks at the Macao border.
All the editorials sharply r0-
States found itself a minoritycled yesterday's London Times editorial which suggested that of one at the five-power meet-
the Portuguese were in Macao ings and, if this situation con-
merely as the guests of China. tinues, is prepared to give way The Diario da Manha, organ of to the majority view.
the Government's UnionNa- The full conference met for one
tional Party, stressed the cen- and ដ half hours
this
turies-old right Portugal had to morning and plans to meet again tomorrow. Delegates were
be in Macao, saying, "Contrary reported to be hopeful they can league, The Times, one cannot to our ponderous London' col- conclude the conference by the The move was in protest at end of the week. Sources nd-
say we are the guesta of China tha presence here of the Committed that if any major
In MacDo munist Chinese delegation from in any delegation's Peking, and also cald Dr J. Hong Liu, head of the Formosan group against its behaviour." Dr Liu mude his formal an- nouncement in a letter to Mr ohn A. MacAulay of Winnipeg, Chairman of the conference.
The letter sald the Chinese Communist puppet regime has never been recognised as D lawful
by the Uniforterent
The Diario de Noticias de clared: "The atitudo of Chinese
should be apparents soldiers on the Macao frontier
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the U.S. might slond by demand for a separate For Eastern group. But Inclined to doubt this would happen and said all present in dications were the U.S. would agree to Japanese participation in the existing machinery.
Osculo, concluding its editorial,
aro con- ald, "We vinced that the incident is only important in that it is necessary to chastise those responsible for disturbing order and the spirit The effect of such a decision
of four centuries of neighbour- by the conference will be toliness." Cross concentrate policy co-operation Macao's garrison
DECISION'S EFFECT
recorded strength of nearly 6,000 officers and men-United Press,
"Tho so-called Red Society of Peking only an on restricting trade with Com-taforced in August 1940, to g agency created by and under munist areas to a single group the direction of the puppet in Paris. regime. Its existence is merely for propaganda purposes. The magazine, Business Week, in an article on
"Upon our leaving this con- Sintes delegation without for the Middle East situation, said today that no country ference may I repeat my warn ing them to sign a Party in the world was in as much danger of falling to Com-tag: the ideals of the Rext Cross "loyalty" pledge,-United Press. | munism as Persia.
since the
National Convention seated his
EAST GERMAN
RECRUITING
Berlin, July 31. Recruiting in July has raised the Russian Zone German army West above the 100,000 mark, Berlin Informants reported today.
Communist
exhoriers have scoured youth.brigades from the to the Oder wider ruthless Elbe orders to expand the "People's Police alert units to an even- tual goal of 375,000.
At the present reported rate of increase, the Red German army would reach its goal in a from now.-Associated
year Press.
A British
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"One mis-step and the balance of power in the entire Middle East could be disastrously altered," it added.
"While some
American ob- nillary and Point Four aid and concentrate there is little commitments servers balleve
Communist coup danger of a
on building up a second line of
in without direct Soviet interven- defence Turkey, perhaps tlon, they say that Dr Moham- Iraq? med Mossadegh may be forced further att further toward Rightist totalitarianism."
LITTLE CHANCE
"The Red Cross will find in time that in the present world situation it cannot remain both humanitarian and universal.
Probe Into Air Bases
This group heretofore has been concerned primarily with Europe- in East-West trade problems but will now became worldwide in scope. It will give Japan a and the sinister purposes of potentiat volee in
purely are poles European trade problems and world Communism
Washington, July 31. apart
Conversely give exclusively
Senators Russell Long (Dei European countries は potential
mocrat) and Wayne Morse (Re- volte da policy on trade with Red China and other Communist areas
publican) will leave next Tues- the Far East.
day to inspect American siz in "It cannot retain within its
sald Informed sources
the bases from near the North Polá body the poison of Communism Japanese delegation had taken to tropical Africa, to seek huge and remain
economies. healthy-Asso-no sides in the arguments for and
Both are members the ciated Press.
against a separate Far Eastern of Senate sub-committed group. American quarters as indicating the extravagance in that Japan is primarily interested multi-million dollar
bases in obtaining relaxation of the North Africa and Greenland. striot controls that now limit her
Senator Long said they would trade with the Chimese mainland also Inspect bases in Europe, sald to feel buch some of them still secret, "I am Japan is relaxation will be more easily convinced we are spending too obtained if she participates a widely representative policy much on some of these buses," group than if she remains under the
which rigid bans
arg those of the modelled after
The magazine sold that for Nationalists in Iraq, jeopardizing INCREASED
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"If we invest heavily in Mossadegh, we may encourage development of other extreme
American lenders Persin under the British position there and Mossadegh "presents
a policy Iraq's important ell production. dilemma."
"I we have to stop aid
We may accelerate the "Should we gamble on Mos-Persia sadegh, the strong many as the process of decay and dissolution." There was utile_chance, the last hope of keeping Pérsia out
magazine said, that Dr Mossadegh would make a of the Soviet fold?" it asked.
complete about- "Or should we stand pat turn on the overall oll Issue- advancing no more than our roopen Persian off production, turn the refinery an full steam, and sell to the big buyers, like the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.
'He is more deeply, committed to an uncompromising Nationalist policy now, than ever before, it added. Router.
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MacArthur Going Into
can
Business
USE OF
STERLING
London, July 81. Sterling was used far more last year for payments between non-Sterling countries.
This was interpreted in which earlier this year GS
United States, In the world- wide group, it was sald, Japan feel she will also be able to
land.
the
The annual report of the Bank u for freer competitive con
litions in the Sterling and other of England published today free world markets to com- shows that the amount of Steri-pensate for losses che suffers ing transferred between
coun- from restrictions on traditional tries outside the Sterling Area trade with the Chinese main- jumped from £290,000,000 in 1050 to £403,000,000 in 1951.
Observers clace to the current 1940 and 1950, Between total rose only from £240,000 would encounter difcules in conference predicted that Japan 000 to £290,000,000.
these nims. As a member of the Egypt, Holland,
and single policy group she will face Scandinavia were again big stif users, the Bank's report dis-stiff American opposition to
appreciable relaxation
ORILY of bans closed.
and timo Transters of Sterling between on trade with China
whil And strong European countries of the OECC rose from
opposition to concessions to £78,000,000 in 1960 to £112,-
Japanese exporis in tree world' 000,000 in 1951.
markole-United Press,
.
Italy
Washington, July 31, General Douglas MacArthur
remain a General of the Transfers by OECC countries Army while serving as Chair- to other non-Sterling countries in reverse from 209,400,000 to 2179,000,000-
mon of the Board of Remington rose from £59,000,000 to £82,- Hand Incorporated, the Army 000,000 and
said today.
Tho
Company had announced Reuter. the appointment earlier today.
The Army's decision means that he can continue to receivo his salary and living allowances of $10,548
Yearly and keep three
Army aides.
Britain Shows
Her Gratitude
London, July 31,
Of Concern To Whole World
Saigon, July 81. Mr Malcolm MacDonald, Br- tish Commissioner-General in Southeast Asia, told 'n' Press conference here today that the struggle which is proceeding in Vietnam is of particular concern to the whole world.
A spokesman said that there was no limitation on the five-
He described the battlefront in ster officer drawing an income
Tonkin as a moet iniportant de from
two
sources, providing
The British Government has fence line, socuring not only that they are not two Govern decited to show its gratitude to Indo-China but also the coun ment sources.
United States for the tries of toutheast Asia, and of Army the By law, Generis of the thr European Recovery Programme de The battiellolds... in and Fleet
by founding 12 scholarships for Korta, Malaya and elsewhere in full pay for life regardics of American students in Brish Atta are parts of the sume long retirement unless they walve universities, it was announced in front where the Communist al General Dwight D. Elsenhower the House of Commons today. tack is being resisted and drow his Army Columbla Anthony Eden, said the scholar
while he The Foreign Secretary, MI checked."Taliter. of T Prezident University. But when he retired ships would be avaliable to men to run for the Republican and women and could be taken presidential nomination he took up at any university. They will himself off the Government pay-be known as Marshall Scholar- zoll --United' Press, it'
was
DRUG TRAFFIC
Colombo, July 31. An Indo-Ceylon police con- ference on illicit drug traffe is to begin here next week, High-ranking police
officers
of
ships to commemorate General Göinge C. Marshall,, former Secretary of State, who gave his name to the European aid plan. Mr Eden said the breads principal universities had agreed be asked to von funds, toward to co-operate. Parliament would
the scheme.
Mr.Horbert Morrison, speaking
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