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Pandit Nehru
To Opposed Hoover Plan
New York, May 7-The Prime Minister of India, Pandit Nehru, in a statement broadcast here, opposed ex-President Hoover's recent pro- posal that the United Nations should be re- organised without Russia and other Communist countries.
Pandit Nehru said: "It could only mean the break-up of something that is actually and poten- tially valuable, with nothing to take its place. I think, therefore, that a proposal to exclude any independent country from the United Nations is unwise and harmful."
U.S. VIEWS
SPLIT OVER ARMS FOR PAKISTAN
New York, May 7- Authoritative sources said today that the Secretary of
|
The stalement was made in response to n cabled in- vilation from the United Nations Radio Department and broadcast in a special United Nations programine by the Mutual Broadcasting Company.
Nehru Pand!!
aald: "The proposal to limit the United Na- tion by exclusion of rome na- tions has surprised me greatly. Indeed, it seems to forget that
high pes the the United Nations was started have not been fulled,
with which
"At the same thre, there can State, Mr Dean Acheson, be no doubt that, by the mere
existence, il has promised the Pakistan fact Prime Minister, Mr Liaquat saved us from many dangers.
of Its
has
"Also, there is no doubt that.
Ali Khan, to do "everything in the world today, it offers the
to for
can
arins Pakistan. Secretary of Defence, Mr cally changes its position
Louis
I can" to arrange for Ameri-one hope of finding some way peaceful co-operation be shipments
tween the nationa the Ilowever,
"If the United Nations radi- and is nothing Johnson, is under-nature, then there
this left." stood to be opposed
ONE WORLD He continued: The whole con- Mr sald that The sourcES
to the ception of one world, however Achex, In response
for distant that one world may be, Prime Minister's requert
promised that involves on organisation like the American arms,
United Nations. To imagine that. he would take the matter up with President Truman and try by strict conformity to a single to cut red tape, which at predoctrine or approach,
plan.
vent makes it impossible
guns
We can
solva
the problems of the world, foto
is to forget the lessons of his they and to ignore the rentities of today.
re-
re-
Pakistan to get American tanks,
and planes. Mr Acheson pointed out that
the path. "However dificult the existing refutations quire Congress to approve the it has to be pursued by tale of arms to any country, but peated attempts at co-operation he added he believed that this between all nations. Once that could be arranged.
attempt is given up, the con bigh According
official sequences can only be pre- a confiet on a sources, the matter bus boiled paration for
the conflict trade and down to
31 Nahra was niso asked i
many states,
disagreement between rell."
world
Air Acheson and Mr Jolmson
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to whether political aspects outweigh immediately military what he thought the attitude of considerations.
White Hous
such as Jndin, courers said, however, it was might be if a proposal to reor-!
United divide the their impression that Mr Ache- anise or
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1950.
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Tibetan Peace Delegates Await Visas Hongkong
Calcutta, May 7.-An official Tibetan delegation secking a friendly pact with Communist China was stalled in Calcutta today, unable to find any Communists.
The seven-man group left Lhasa in February spend- ng 28 days over the snow-blocked Himalayas to India noping to get to Hongkong or a neutral point to contact Peking Government representatives.
invasion
of
The spokesman, hair-everlasting opposition to any oraided, affable Jigme Tar- Communist ing, said the mission offered | Tibet." the Communists "peace or.
FORMER SHAH
OF PERSIA
REBURIED
France Against
Creation
Of New
German Army
Paris, May 7.-President Vincent Auriol said today that France could not agree to the creation of a new German army as a means of blocking Com- munism in Europe. His warning against unleash- ing a new German menace camo as the American Secretary of State, Mr Doan Acheson, arrived in Paris for talks with the French, preliminary to the Big Three conferences.
SECRET PACT Acheson,
TO DIVIDE
ALBANIA
CHARGED
Arriving at Orly airfield just two minutes before Mr the American High Commissioner to Ger- many, Mr John McCloy, told newsmen Germany definite- ly would be a topic of the Big Three conversations.
"This is not a point where further concessions to Germany will be decided," he said.
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NOW'S THE TIME On his arrival, Mr Acheson to claborale declined The Politburo said that Mar-statement, made when he left
Tito
planning to Washington, that now was sl "and aver to the monarcho- time to make a big push 10 Fasciste" Greek children build the "meral and material" brought to Yugoslavia during strength of the West. On Mon- the guerilla fighting in Northern day he will talk with the French Foreign Minister, M. Robert Greece.
also charged that the Schuman, then fly to London to "Amerlenns are ready to hand confer for two days with the over to Tito Salonika and Fre- British Foreign Secretary, Mr 17, Hankow Road, Kowloon shop solled, 10 cents each to clear. veza (in Northern Greece) to Ernest Bevin. On Thursday the strengthen thereby their im- Ministers will begin the three- perintist bridgehead In the power talks, hailed as the most 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. Balkans."
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The United States has an all- Communist Party of Despon that the Finance Secretary Shinkalps, arrived in Caleuita Greece faced the task of "once star diplomatic team on hand
In addition five weeks tuo, and they are more taking their place in the in Paris. still awaiting British permission foremost ranks of the Aghters Acheson and Mr McCloy, !! In
for the democratic unintention of cludes the Assistant Secretary to enter Hongkong.
of State, Mr George Perkins, Tarker mid: "Our govern-all the forces of the people."
Ambassador-at-large, 11: do not understand the "The Communists are carry- ment
activity ainous the Phillp Jessup, the Ambassador Communists' thents. We madeing out
to France, Mr David Bruce, and repeated inquiries by radio and troops, among the hundreds of liter to Peking but none was thousands of mobilised sons of the roving Marshall Plan Am2 the people and organising them bassador, Mr Averell Harriman. jever acknowledged,
for the struggle against the
These diplomats and others of Taring added: "The Foren American occupation, rast lesser rank net at the American Ministry decided in January 10 ronarcho-Fascism, against Embassy this afternoon for a send a delegation to the outside new war and for a better life." major policy discussion. As the
conference Teheran, May 7-Six gunworld to contact the Communists-Reater.
explanation of by liberation". for the
remains of We are empowerryl to offer the evitarlates
world to be day when the
peace divided 113 into two
Rezi Pahlevi, who Chinese Communists a
porsible but the only fraty, hostile to each other, but there Shah
10. Were place to contact the Communists died, six year
ma-seems to be Hongkong to where Abdol visas seem unobtainable," taken
son's view would be accepted Nations should be made of and arts purchases by Pakistan, cially. would be permitted within the near future-United Press.
MUTUAL CUTS
7. The New York, May Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr Liaquat Ali Khan, disclosed at
"It is thought by I replied: some people that in the circum-
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istances of today, it is quite in-salvoes were frol here to what is meant
a press conference here that he also indebtedly a refund on
the part of many countries
had discussed a mutual reduce top in this way. tion of armaments expenditure
with India's Prime Minister,
Pandit Nehru.
ONLY BREAK-UP
He made it clear that in pro- į neither the posing recently 4
faken to £500,000 soleum, called "Hazret Azim," which has four years to build.
"These countries imagine that
pressure of world i
The Shah, the father of the territorial events ur their own destiny Huarantee by the Commonweals requires this intip up on either Preet Shah, die in Johanne
burk 1944, three years after main-abdicating, art was buried in Pakistan was concerned. only "They will, therclove,
porsibility
viewpoint and thus serve the back by air,
held in mind, so
the
from India,
visaged an attack
far uit.
ANTI-RELICION
Taring, who was educated in In British
nition school, sid: There is no evidence of Corn- munists in Tibet and we want
FINDING
But under was, crowd of Coinmunist demona- trators, including 2,000 French war veteran, marched along the chanting Elysees Champs "Acheson back to New York" nud "France for Frenchmen,"
WORK FOR No disturbances were reported.
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New York, May 7.----Ar Fend Liaquat Ali Khan, the Pakistan, powerful Prime Minister, sald here today can work for peace.
only mean would that just before leaving Washington yesterday for New breakup of something that send
described York he had received inform actually and potentially valuable funeral of
tho with nothing to take its place. I tion from Pakistan that recent Indo-Pakistan agreement think, therefore, that the pro- puppet of Hitler",
minoritica
working porai to exclude any indepen- was satisfactorily.
dent country from the United Nations is unwise and harmful." --Itcuter.
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Mr Acheson and his advisers went over the entire cold war strategic arena which would Damascus, May 7.-The be covered by the next no Communism as it is against new United Nations Relief weeks of Western power talks. Three nin questions stood out May 1 formally took over the Atlantic Pact. for
religion," up our lives
The party,
Cross spokesman said from the Red His suggestions had not en cause they have at heart.
All countries with diplomatic from
Tibet is made to "If any attempt
expected military change the erential nature of relations with Persia were re- prezented at today's funeral, ex-
from Nepal, if invaded, under thorities the care of 900,000
100-year-old
Palestine refugees, made its treaty by United Nations, it will not
other the ог д to another
morecept Soviet Russia and
In help first contact with the Syrian which Nepal promised Communist comtries. The So- ermaisation which
ced the Tibetans to repel any out- Government today. Government virt
Announced
'side attacks.
General Howard Major the right days ago that it would not
Taring
said: "W to the a representative
the Shab, who was
rellet want to fight anyone. We are Kennedy (Cunda), the Director
the United Nations of in Moscow as
peaceful, religions people."
Taring, who said he is in the programme for Arab refugee forties but whe looks like he had an hour's talk with Khaled is in the late 20s, has faith in Bey El Azem, the Syrian Pre- the ultimate
meneral Kennedy will the success of
However, observers sold that, be- States mission.
Iraq next week, and thence to while the United
lieved it strategically necessary The co-leader of the mision Saudi-Arabia,
the French-sponsored to back iko Lama monk, Sechag Thub- The attitude of each govern-
under Government den Grapes.
Bao Dai, the United None of the party knows the ment to the refugee problem Vietna
before any Emperor IRAQ'S RESPECTS
the bill not foot length of time' which will be will be considered
execution. States could ure put into required to see the Communists planus
plic
said that the Baglad, May 7-Flags flew
sourcez London, May 7-Mr Lester at half-mast Over Goverrunent or how details will be worked The purpose of the agency is for France's war there. Diplo Wiling to to provide works projects States would tell all the նկար | out, but they are Pearson, the Canadian External and other buildings in Iraq to-
Bon-Western European nations they the tracing of land, road- Minister, arrived in day on the occasion of the re- He described the agreement Affairs
Taring said: "If we do not get making, Irrigation and the con- by air from Montreal burial of the London
late Shah Reza
Hongkong,
the pervation of local water reserves. must make greater efforts them- maybe as "very railsfactory."
selves und rely less on Amerl- to attend the North Pahtcyl, the father of the pre- Prino
Minister was tonight to
General Kennedy said recently Chinese will send an Ambas- Tho speaking
gent Persian ruler, in Teheran. "problems Atlantle Council meetings. on
sador to India where we can talis,in Geneva that he expected that can all in the cold war.-United the Mr Pearson told reporters: Pakistan faring
A representative of the Iraq If the Communists agree to a work would be found for about Press. "University of Chlengo round-"We are looking forward to a table" broadcast series of the good conference which will be Regent led thousands of people peace treaty it may be pony-100,000 of the refugees-Reuter.
Persion Embassy Here, expressed across the Himalayas National Broadcasting Corpora important and constructive into the
rames to Lhasa for approval or deck- making efectivo the Atlantic where they signed their tion-Reuter.
Book."alon, then sent back to us for "Red special Pac, both in defence and on in
{ofcial signature.” the economic side."-Reutar.
EMBARRASSMENT
Mr Liaquat Ali Khan added that the agreement had restored confidence and that the latest Information had showed that
about 3,000 Hindus wre turning
day to every Pakistan
from India, where they had gone after the recent troubles.
Tho
In
-
East
the
HONORARY DEGREE New York, May 7.-General Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of Columbia Univer- alty, will confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on Mr Liaquat All Khan, on Mon-
day.
The ceremony will take place Room of the In the Trustees Low Memorial Library, New York, and the degree will be by authority of the conferred Universities Trustees,
will be the first time that and Pakistan's Prime Minister Defence Minister will meet the former Supreme Allied Com- mander in Europe during the last war.-Router,
Faisal Returns To School Boghdad, May 7-King Faisal of Iraq, who celebrated his 18th birthday on Tuesday, loft here today for London to return
Harrow
Lester Pearson
In London
The present Shah, Mohammed
the Loyal family and more than Hezi Pahtevi, other members of 350 members of foreign mission
stended.—Reuter.
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Taring pointed out that the Communists practically Bur-
round Tibet. He said his party
ANNIVERSARY OF VE DAY
had no contact with the Indian Frankfurt, May Government oMelally but has United Stater armed forces in been repeatedly entertained in Europe will be on holiday
morrow to
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British sources admitted that anniversary of VE (Victory in the delegation has placed them Europe) Day, while West Ger In an embarrassing position na mans will let the day pass with the granting of Hongkong visas
any sign of outward reflec- might cause the Chinese Com-
tion. regard the mission
aro, munista to
On May 8, five years
Wilhelm Keltel, Anglo-American sponsored Field Marshal and refuse to negotiate with it
of Miller's the Chief of Staff
ns
out
despite the fact that the British battered and beaten Wehrmacht,
desirous of bringing the
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two countries together to avert signed Ute armistice protocol in Shostilites.
They said the mat-Berlin that ended ter has been referred to Lon-
don.
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Taring concluded: "Although Keitel, who was later hanged at
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Mary."
Omar Intend to stay until every nostroyed the ambitious dreams of "Queen
German Reich" Khayyam. 6. The giraffo. 0. sible way
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