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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1949.

MR WALLACE CONDEMNS

ATLANTIC ALLIANCE

Says Japan Will Be America's

Next Ally

New York, March 27-Mr Henry Wallace, lender of the Progressive Party, to- day declared that the United States would be at war with Russia now if she has been bound in Asia by a treaty like the Atlantic pact which he characterised as a "war, alliance" aimed at the Soviet Union. He implied that Japan would be America's ally should war

come.

Luckily, said Wallace, "there was no pact binding us to Chiang Kai-shek. If there had been a treaty like the Atlantic pact covering the Far East we should now be at war with Russia on the Asiatic Mainland. As it is we have wasted billions in money of American taxpayers. More important, where once the name of America was held in highest honour, the Chinese people now regard us as their enemies. Millions of them hold us responsible for feeding the first of the civil war that might haye been avoided.”

Mr

21

DI spoke Wallace

A in our camp because she network in hates tussin... nationwide ratio

Mr Wallace said, "We did in reply to Stale, Secretary Dean Acheson's defence of the Dog China exactly what the Atlan on March 18.

the part would have us do in The fonner Vice-President Europe. We spent some $0,000,- Atlantic paet "moves n.000 to arm the Chiang Kai- sald the the heart of Amerien right up shek government. We trained! to the muzzic of the first room whale divisions of its army and Bred in Europe. And it commits its entire air force. What hap- us without the right of decid-pened? ing for ourselves European war."

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power to by the adhesion of the British Western occupying

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Lloyds Register, estabilshed The Western Powers an- in 1700, reconstituted in 1834 nounced a week ago they were worldwide organisation by putting clocks ahead an a the end of the 19th century, is next month in Western Ger- much the oldest classification many and Western Berlin. society in the world.-Reuter. Whlic the Russians hesitated with a similar announcernent the prospect existed that divided

Discord At World Uranium IDR wat ander

Peace Conference

SOVIET DELEGATE DEFENDS HIS COUNTRY

New York, Mar. 27-A speech at the "World Peace Conference" today suggested that Russia was as much to blame as the United States for any drift toward war and it brought the leader of the Soviet delegation to his feet with a hot denial.

Mr A. A. Fadeov, head of the Soviet Writers: Union, challenged the remarks of Dr Frederick Schuman, professor of Political Science at Williams College, who had said both nations were suffering from paranoia"-evading their own faults by shouting warmonger at each other.

The country Whereas only partially Communist when our military aid began. today it is all but completely to Cominunist. And the irony only reference In hi

Communists are

In asked, that the ME Wallace Japan,

American 11sing "Does anyone inngine that the strent part Japanese with their emperor equipment that they captured

am-sometimes and his admirals Infact

Chinug's armies." not

Mr Fadeev said he was Mr Wallace said that condi-astonished at "certain aspects" generals at his side, will be next on the list of American

tions In China have taken much n ailles?"

of Professor Schuman's speech that "even American

"There are no reference carne This

right turn

businessmen whose very essence and asserted, of ufter 111 denunciation

is conservatism plead through elements in our country which Generalissimo Franco of Spain

States or any other country." as the "creature of Hiller and the press for hands-off policy desire war against the United

on the Internal life of China" Wallace said.

Defence of the Soviet Unton Mussolini" who,

WAR ALLIANCE

drew

the crowd a response from "In November, 1844, irst pro-

Mr Wallace said that similar of 3,500 people gathered in the posed In a letter to (Winston)

expected in Waldorf Astoria Hotel for the could be Churchill a Westera alllonce results

answer to plenary

which was the Fascist Spain Europe where, in against Russia.

Russia's offer to "git down with inst meeting of the parley ex- us to talk out our differences'',cept for the mass rally in the State Department and the † Madison Square Garden White House replied with the scheduled for tonight. phet-"This is a war alliance."

Vietminh Victories Denied

French Say Situation Is Under Control

of the

session,

menace to the

Mrs Gamboa Indignant

27-

Melbourne,

Mar.

Colliery?

Rochester, England Mar, 27. —A Ministry of Supply expert has been asked to find DUL whether the magnetic ores discovered Scalers i colilery, Kent, contain uranium.

The colliery owner, Leon Franchel, sald today: "What

in

are

their possibilities in relation to atomio research we cannot say without the necessary testing apparatus. We have asked the Minis- Send down one of try to their scientists

EO over the whole place. Lien 11 bad

been carlier reported in London that uranlum had been found in a Kent colliery, Dir Franchel sold a hotel some time ago to work Sealers small H-which enough to escape uationall- sation-after a Welch min

had noticed ing engineer black rainwater there.- Router.

Wus

Death Of Cancer Hero

New York. Mar, Noble

known

urrested

27-Mr Hall. interna- and

writer

a

1

cancer

Joyce Gamboa, the Australlon wife of Filipino-born Sergeant Lorenzo Gambon, of the United

States Army, who has been re- Henry fused entry to Australia, declar- tionally

who became ed here today that the inarringe lecturer, He said the first "victim of MISTAKEN IMPRESSION lines should be changed to "ll human guinea pig" in the

Calwell do us part."

treatment of study of atomic the pact would be the United

cancer, died here today at the After_Professor Schuman had Nations—He-ridieuled-justifying-

Sho-was-referring-to-Me-nge of -76.~~ a regional

Arthur Calwell, the Australian inal pact in spoken, Mr Fadeey hurried to the puel as a

with the United the microphone and spoke ex-

Immigration Minister. who is

of radio-nelive Heavy dosC'S conformity

the atomic_la- Nations charter, asking "What temporaneously. kind of region' is it that covers

"Professor Schuman indicated reported to have refused a fur- iodine from everything from the Aleutians that, in hist opinion, there are ther request to allow the ser-boratories at Oak Ridge, Ten-

elements in the Soviet Union Rent, seving in Japan, to visit nessee,

But cancer also Islands in the, North Pheifle to Africa?

Stripped of its legal which to some extent are respon- his wife and family in the Com- growth.

monwealth.

dropped up in Mr Hall's pelvic the North Atlantle sible for the verbiage

bone and another part of his The request was said to have body, which complicated efforts military poet gives the United World, just as he feels there are

elements in the United

States come

from General Douglas States Army military bases up also responsible.

MacArthur, the Supreme Allled for a complete cure. to the very borders

and a guest in your coun- Commander in Japan."

point Mr Holl got Saigon, Mar. 27.-A Soviet Union."

try, but I know you would want

demand an

an explanation 400 miilleurle of radio-active French military spokesman Mr Wallace said that if the me to speak frankly on this from Mr Calwell." she declared iodine during a 90-day period-

of the United States matter. Professor Schuman she is any sort of man he the heaviest dose ever given here today denied claims to prople

put themselves mistaken. There are no elements would at least tell a girl his

an individual. "numerous and striking vie-would try to

He is not going to fool tories" by the Vietminh in the Russians place, they in our country which desire war

would understand the

Millicurle is 1/1000th of a true against the United States or any me around any more.

so called in honour If he dues not give me angram and (Indo Chinese autonomy meaning of the Atlantic pact. other country."

asked, "Supposing? the The session passed two resolu- explanation one way or the of Madame Marie Curie who movement) in renewed war-te faru against the French in Soviets had military inses on tions after booing down a man other, I am going to put the discovered radium..

matter Inta legal hands. Once Tonkin, Northern Indo-the Mexican border, the Canu who rose from the audience to

nok who was speaking for the General MacArthur took it up. dian border, or Cuba? Could

I thought things would be all treaty which put guns in

right." Reuter. pence? happened in the the massing of that Earlier, Radlo Vietmint, the world

worl mouth-piece of Moscow-trained

brought peace? Ilas armed men Dr Ho Chi-minh, the Vietminht not always brought war? Tu lender, brondenst that Vietminht call the Atlantic pact a peace- guerillas were succeeding in ful thing is hypocrisy and the north-cast and north-west nothing less."

ACT OF ACCRESSION

China.

"We have the situation under fores be called a pact of our United States at the conference.

control," the spokesman said.

sectors near the Chinese border.

Radlo Vietminh fisted what

it claimed were successes in

Hanoi.

Has it ever

that

45-

OUT OF ORDER The conference chairman, Dr Harlow Shapley, Harvard tronomer, ruled the man out of order, saying

he wanted to keep passion out of this.'

The first resolution called for Na- strengthening the United

the

Mr Wallace quoted Mr John tions as the best hope for peace Lao Kay. 180 kilometres north-Foster Dulles, leading Republican and for co-operation by this west of Hanot, and Lang Son. foreign policy spokesman, as group with other pence move-

responsible ments throughout the world. 130 kilometres north-east of saying

official in the United States be- The second resolution, whose leves that Russia plans military preamble denounced racial dis- SURRENDER DENIED agression "If Mr Dulics is crimination, anti-Semitism, The French spokesman said right-and I think he is the trial

of political groups and nt obviously almed no small French Soviet Union does not plan mother barbs he knew of

called Slates, outposts which Radio Vietminlitary aggression, then to sur-the United

been destroyed 60 round them with military bases cultural freedom. said had kilometres east of Lao Kay. becomes,an set of aggression on

ai-

The road to peace is

that the Huanghsuphi was tacked, we sent panelsute ng re- not lined with military bases. Locritical of the United States. He added: "We realised we had inforcements. We hold all the The road to bankruptcy is."

Mr Wallace charged that the to set our own house in order important positions," the spokes-

pact forces all of Europe to re- man said

to exercise world said he was unaware of arma and to "fling away its final first. We must have the moral the encirclement and surrender hope" for pence.

He

sald, "We impose

of French troops near Lang Son Europe again its ancient curse

Dr Shapley

for

Bald it might

was

Chip."

OXI

A resolution calling for

as claimed by Itadio Vietminh.: a massive standing army. A organisation to send a delega

i

reasons.

27-Lord Auckland. Mar, Listowel, the subject of whose discussions continues to be a deep secrat, left Auckland for Sydney, Australla, by air this morning-Associated Press.

At one

Mr Hall closely watched the technique and the doctors who worked with him and told tho dramatic story

ex- of his periences in his book. "My fight against cancer,"

He once remarked: "I am pretty hard boiled, even for a Ikk I don't newspaperman

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betion to the Intellectual Congress According the French sources rearmed Europe can never

Kuerillas

pact will in Paris Inter this spring today, the Vietminh

self-supporting. The the almed at controlling key

Impoverish Europe." United turned over to the Action Com-

mittee-United Press. posts near the Chinese border, Prezi with the apparent objective of securing passage for contraband arms and eventual support from the Chinese Communists.

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