THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1950.

JAPANESE PEACE TREATY DRAFT READY IN MAY?

Procedure Deadlock With Russia

Washington, Apr. 4.—Top United States officials said to- day they were "very hopoful” that during the next few weeks Peonsiderable progress could be made towards realising the goal of a Japanese peace treaty. They warned, however, that it would be unwise, in viow of the complexity of the situation, to -- be over-optimistic as to what might be achieved.

Lattimore Attacked By

The problem facing the United States with respect to the Japanese peace treaty is divided into two parts:

first The

concerns the Eastern Commission equally necessity for the United represented at the conference, has never succeeded in over- States government itself, coming! Russian objectives that including diplomatic, econo- only the bit powers should write

Communists! mic and military officials, the treaty with other nations in

08

to arrive at an agreed posi-a "consultative status."

This is compliented now by the fact that about one half of New York, Apr. 4.-The tion among themselves

Far Eastern Commi Communist Daily Worker, to what their treaty posit

tion is. Secondly, there is nations recognise Communist In a Washington dispatch

remaining half the procedure question; China and the today, attacked Mr Owen

which countries shall at-recognise Chiang Kai-shek's re- Lattimore, who has been

tend

the penee conference Line-United Press. charged by Senator Joseph McCarthy with being the and under what conditions. top Russian agent in

In the past it has been In- State Department.

possible for the State and De- Departments to reach The Worker sald that publica-fence

"by complete agreement On the tion of the memorandurn

proposed peace | Mr Latinore to the State De United States

Fastern treaty terms. This was because partment on the Far

to decide upon nituation hawed he had been of an inability "secking to establish the do- the method of assuring Japan's minance of American Imperin-post-treaty security.

the

Sculpture In Salt

This salt carving in a mine at Kochendorf, Germany, is one of many that attract week-end visitors to the glistening white salt caverns, domes and arches.

Bridges

Soviet Accused Convicted

Of Nazi Tactics Of Perjury

list influence throughout Aria". State Department ofleerability

It is a warning to the State Department of what actions to avoid in order that the United States shall not be recognised in its role of exploiter."

"Publiention of the ro-called Lattimore docuncut today re- vealed thnic the McCarthy elique in the Senate regards as -Communist ony Far East- em programing the

not aimed

they believe sincerely desires "Now,

peace conference

earliest moment.

at the

In

o!

The

was con-

J.R.

"China question may alter Atlantic Pact"

Greek Rumours

Denied

have provided conditions in

which pressure areas could

ATTLEE PROMISES

PURGE

London, Apr. 4. The Prime Minister, Mr Clement Attlee, told Parliament to day that the Government's purge of Communista from the Civil Service would be "resolutely pursued."

He was replying to Sir Wald- ron Smithers, Conservative, who anked him to intensify the purge In view of the facts, information and namen he had sent him.

Mr Allee replied that it was the Government's polley to en- sure that no one known to be a nembor

the Communist Party, or to be associated with it in

In such a way no to raise tegltimate doubts about his re Hability,

was

employed on work

vital to the security of the State. Sir Waldron, who asks al-

most daily questions in Parlin- ment about alleged Communist infiltration, offered to send the Prime Minister a book culled "Socialism to destroying British treedom" if he would under- take to read it.

Labour Members chuckled that when Mr

Attlee replied the time

works of limited.

he could pive to flotion was strictly

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"Mr Marun Lindsay nsked if 13-17 China Hur. Tel.

the Prime Minister thought it

there should

bo 2,000 Communists employed

teachers.

Mr Atlee repiled that mom- bers of the teaching profession had always laid great stress on the point that, whatever their views, these did not interfere with their teaching-Reuter.

be shifted from Europe and Radio Hongkong

the West to India and the East,"

"A study of the air altuation regions, the article in these went on, "arouses disturbing thoughts about the value of the North Atlantic Treaty and about other measures that are being taken for the defence of Western Europe."

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London, Apr. 4.-Developments in China have allstaclory that San Francisco, Apr. 4-Harry provided conditions which call for a fresh estimaas (Conunted from Pare 1)

Bridges, leader of 25.000 West

tion of the Atlantic Treaty, the Manchester and "constant reminder to the Coast longshoremen satellite peoples

and Guardian said in a special article on Monday. of the possi-victed today of perjury of a different way of conspiracy for swearing that ho have felt up to now that army life."

was not and never had been a

The Liberal paper said: Communist.

in China neils did not really want a

"Developmenta They had Facked the city.

The middle-class jury of Japanese peace treaty. They They had wooed it, They had exempt from this charge Gen-starved it.

eight mrn and four women found him guilty after a stormy eral Douglas MacArthur, whom

THE CHALLENGE

trial which lasted more thu?) treedom four months. The talking of

jury du- they threaten with the help of rated 31 hours.

The to forec

conyletion their puppet regime

n carrica

Athens, Apr. 4.--The United Berlin into submission by a new maximum prison term of revan States Embassy here and the CLOSER TOGETHER

application

totalitarian years plus a fine of US$15,000 the

American Ald Mission in Greece denied re- hummediate conquest of However, t far ne military methods," Mr McCloy continued, and paves the way for

"The Soviet pressure to ab-gaverament to pried action to today categorically

Athena La Rome China.

news- plumers in Washington are con

Longshoremen ports

wng "He admitted that any Farcerned, there is sald to have arb Berlin and force us out is deport the C10 Eastern policy which could be

withholding credits pending the been definite opposition on their strong proof of the challenge and Warehousemen Union pre-papers that the Mission

sident. attacked Inside the United

of Western Ilenia"

clarificution of the

political part

their present to trading

found To foster the growth of de-

Jury also Staten as 'n bid for better re

military position

organiser in situation in Greece, the Athens Desired runs the | SEA

mocracy the German people lint Robertsna, top Intions with Russin'

and Henry news agency reported. "rubstantial received danger of being defeated, pre- Japan for what they felt was

powers Bridges

vice-president. The United States Amunssa Kumably In the Senate," nebulous assurance of security and responsibilities, Mr McCloy Schmidt, union

to he arranged under the treaty | kald.

on both the conspiracy dor, Dr Henry Grady, recently

"Generally, guilty count and the charge of alding warned the Greek Government that a stable administration was Recent events indicate that tained important security con- and abetting Bridges, in com-

is a possibility of the trol and in the

mitting perjury.

Justify

"After reviewing the technical Stale al Army Departments real threat we can assume all Bridites, Immediately announced The flow Vincent Hallinan, counsel for required to

developments designed to meet The authority

of American aid the new coming einser together on this or part of

we that he would appeal against would continue normally as over the article said, "It would fol

strategie conditions," subject.

have relinquished," he added. the verdict-United Press. Anuther

the past two thas development

"Germany must display to

Iow that there must be a greater Mission said. been the appointment of Mr W. this and coming generations the

aircraft manufoc- dispersal of creative side

DRY DRILLS

Premier,

servicing resources peaceful

Mr. turing and Walton Butterworth, Assistant

This genius,

is the great

said that throughout the Commonwealth In order to help in the water Sophocles Venizelos, Secretary of State In charge of Far Eastern altairs, to devoto challenge. Only the Germans economy drive Hongkong and the Government had no indica countries, particularly Austrail

to timc entire

flut Japanese can meet it. we can do Kowloon rebrigades are now

might and India." | treaty problems.

The

main much to help them.

having "dry" practice drills. be withholding ald and his "The sorting out of the new

will silicaure of this appointment "In short, our German pro-Water will only be used when! Ministers were worklut normal-dr strategy

necessarily sceins to achieve the testing of pumps becomes ly with the Americans on the take me. The first step must is that he is intended to effect gramme

General security by restricting the power neccessary or to clean hoses programme for food imports and be u fresh estimation closer liaison between Douglas MacArthur

the to make war end by encouraging after a fire. and

public works-Reuter.

Atlantic Treaty and of the growth of democracy." Department. State

sures taken for Wester Still another development is It was essential, Mr McCloy

fence. United Presi that Mr Truman expects to ap-further

int

United Press,

has

CALCUTTA'S EPIDEMICS

terms.

there

4.-Calcutta Calcutta, Apr.

been Kripped by two serious epidemic smallpox and cholera--in the past three months, with a death toll of 2,365 liver, according to official his

which became epidemie early in January, has claimed 1,700 lives so far, while cholera, declared to be epide- mie, on January 28, bas so for taken a toll of 685 lives.

Calcutta's mallpox cases dur- Ing this perior totaled 3,230, Last year smallpox killed 184 people, while cholera attacked 3,710 and killed 1,109,-Reuter,

SMALL FIRE

"But even 50 we have

TC-

event of a

of, her

said, to build 12

another ambassador-nt-economy strong enough to sup- large to deal only with Far East-port a Germany half the pre- ern affairs and inare specifically war size but with 70 percent of the Japanese treaty. This am-her pre-war population, basador is expecked in inform-

TRADITION

ed quarters to be a Republican Thie dilemma of such an economy threatening European economy must be solved,

In give an nir of bipartisan Fire in a robbi chote of the Policy in that area. New Telephone Building, Nathan Rond, which is pertipiec by the 1511

Generad Army 3lo.

bucket of water persormet. No

causeti.

NET RESULT

il

This

United

indications that

May

"This, I am convinced, can al necomplished only

secure Juture," Mr McCloy con- cluded.

The European tradition is a

not afford to lose. That heritage

union,

The Greck

years,

tions

Phat Americans

American

the Ald

Nehru and Ali Khan discuss Bengal

(Londoa The "The risk seems to be that a large air potential will be built Doston Symphony Orchestra Con up in the wrong places-that aucted by Berge Koussevitsky; 84; U.S. and European air staffe may be looking in the wrong direction."

of the

inea-

Storm Over

Malaya

(Confluted from Page 1) than ever existed before", taid,

New Delhi, Apr. 4. Discussions between Britain could not look

de-

he

to

continued, Lord

by ashi-the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan, which India and Pakistan for help in The net result of these vari-ding Germany into a router continued today, are understood to have covered age of threatened trouble while the "unfortunate dispute over community. Only pital, early this morning was us Ves is that the State thus can Germany and Europe the question of instituting machinery in East and Kashmir quickly extinguished with Department will regain

the House of Lords. by rervice initiative On Japan

produce the goods and services West Bengal and Assam for the implementation Strabolt, a Labour Feer, told from the necesary for a prosperous and of the general understanding reached between the He stressed, however, that if was | Pentagon, Recording! damage

formed official quarters,

Britain

were in netual trouble two Governments concerning the well-being and he could do so, is expected to result, accord. ing to their analysis, in a speed-

Viscount Bridgeman (Con. Saar Parliament

ier completion

Peritage which the world co-protection of minorities in either country.

Mr Nehru and Mr Liaquat Ali Khan met for servative) complained that the Endorses Pact States draft treaty,

There are

This Government's 1950 White Paper can best be preserved by making over an hour and a half this afternoon.

on defence did not emphasise Saarbruecken, Apr.

4. The suc

3 draft

be ready Europe a vital outlet

for the co-ordination weeks it matters energies of its young men and meeting was followed by a conference between Mr the red Saer parliament today endorsed within wit

defence forces of the Com- meve according to rehedule.

Nehru and his Cabinet Ministers. Pranco-Saar conventions,

Women."-Reuter,

monwealth. This, he said, was The second qu: th of

4th gian, tha Mr McCloy submitted ikat no Reater politie; providing for

retrograde step distinctly The talks between the two Dr N. D. Khare, and some when most of our present Ser- Independence and closer ecom-resolving the prven iure deathlock permanent solution of the Ger-

sormet possible | Dominion Premlers, AG also his colleagues formed part of Franer, by 17 with Rosa over the method of mon problem mte link with

Vice! troubleg hobing the peare conference, without

"an effective European those on the secretariat votes against one.

level, what was mated to be the Cov ! The only vote against the con- efters thorny problems. The union,"

will be resumed tomorrow and ernment's general plan to main- with South-East Asia, which is in the Commonwealth sphere of continue The European tradition is a are expected to

on fain

in the communal peace ventions was cast by a Com-United Staten, in rocking to have

influence. 13 members of

which the world can- Thursday. munkat.-Heuter,

all

country. the Far heritage

Lord Strabolgi also mention- not afford to lose," he added.

thated curing the debate that Israel and These sources alleged The constitution, scope Field-Marshal Lord Mont-

and machinery to certain Malanssbhn leaders ex-would be an ideal base gomery, another speaker at the functions of the

the

SIDE GLANCES

for the

of

"#

are concerned

By Galbraith dinner, sald that the United implement the agreement on ploited the misery of refugees arsenal for British forces in the

ĐÓPS, 11G BY WEA SERVICE, NO.

A. PAT. OFF.

"Ask her if sitters haven't got special rates for bablas `like Waldo who sleep all the time?"

States "must

107-

The present indications are that Britain, Lord Montgomery the Govenments of West Ben- claimed, had "landed

the gul, East Bengal and Assam may torch" to America.

In East Bengal and the flight of

The Hindu minority-Beuter

Press,

With

play a dominant these lines are, according to in-arriving in Calcutta from East Middle East.

It might be possible Bengal and that their attitude part In the preservation of formed quarters, under

#kill and peace"

State and "must make her-sideration by the two Prime threatened to promote disorders patience diplomacy

Induce the wisdom to und fan communal passions. Hell responsible for bringing Ministers.

the Com- to enter that similar of erael It was expected about ou expanding universe

steps would be taken in Pakis-monwealth. economically."

If India could become a con- tan also ogatust milltary com-

of tho Com- munalists In that country whose tasted member be asked to Get up commissions activities, they said, had contri-monwealth he did not see why one day Israel could not come Marshall Ald lind helped in their respective provinces,buted to the recent disturbances

too--Reuter and United Britain a great deal but the consisting of representatives of gap has not yet been closed and the Hindu and Moslem commu- it does not look as if it will be nilies. eleced by 1951,

It will be the task of these "Nobody ean except the commissions to inquire into United States to continue free complaints nt minority com- gifta to Europe Indefinitely. Imunities in thelr provinces Europe is to prosper it seerns to and make prompt recommendn- me that America will have 10 lions for their redress to the make easier for Europe to ex-respective governments. port to America.

also be their task to It will "Anglo-American co-operation taciuttato the return for peace can be a lying thing evacuees, assist In their only so long as there is real habilitation and protect evacuee partnership

Lora Montgomery property. ndded.----Reujer,

*

rom

The two Prime Ministers to be were also understood examining a Proposal for the

METEOR SETS establishment of on Inter-gov-

ernmental

high-power .com-

A RECORD mittee whose task would be to

maintain laison

between the commissions En East Bengal, London, Apr. 4-A British

and West Bengal and Assom Glonter Meteor single-seater

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A higher two-way record for the between London and Copen-

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67 minutes, cilpping almost 12 sources that the arrest of Hindu minutes off the record outward Mahasabha leaders in Bombay fight from London last monit and Poona today and the ex- by a four-engined Comet jet pulsion from Delh! three days passenger airliner-Reuter- ogo of Mahasabha's President,

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