MACARTHUR
Not Clear On Foreign Policy
Washington, Aug. 21. Scalor Itomer Fergusaz (Republican) sald today that the nation's military ebles were
fighting the Korean war without ad- equate knowledge of the United States' diplomatic cammitments.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1950.
RECEIVES
POLICY MESSAGE
FROM
TRUMAN
Washington, Aug. 29.
President Truman today made sure that General Mac- Arthur knows exactly what the United States policy is on Formosa. Ho dispatched to the Far East Commander a copy of the letter he sent on Sunday to Mr Warren Austin, the American representative in the United Nations.
that
stances."
the circum-
Truman
To Report
On War Berlin
Washington, Aug. 29. President Truman is pre- paring radio report to tha iation on the war in Koren UNFORTUNATE ASPECT and its economic conse-
Status
King Farouk At Deauville
FAROUK AT LE TOUQUET
He made the statement after secret questioning of the Secretars of the Navy. Air Tranels Matthews, and of mirat Forrest Bher-
Mr Truman's message to MacArthur was really the best man, Chief of Naval Opera-
Gen. MacArthur followed a available under sald Mr Maf- thews and Achiral
Presidential directive Sher-
11 The paper said Mr Truman, admitted that
General withdraw Ber the Information 172 forelitt
statement on Formosa which more on must Presidents, de- tegated the conduct and exposļe policy was sporadle and bus Gen. MacArthur had sent totion of American Perelita pulley complete.
of State and the Veterans of Foreign to the Secretary
Department without Wars convention in Chicago. the State
co-ordianilon of Without comment, the White-proper
Mr Eolitical and military points of House released a copy E
General Man- It vil Gen. View, 10 Truman's state
Arthur's statement "He an ob- MacArtur, sent this morning..
amylous effort to bring the military mesake said: " endint you for your informa-viewpoint forcefully to the al-
tention of both The President! in the wxt of a letter which I
Ambassador Austin and the public." to
I AIN aure dated August 27. that when you examine this,
Le Touquet, Aug, 29. etter and the letter which Am-
The Times eonchiled: addressed to
King Farouk, who arrived bador Austin
Berlin, Aug. 20. August 25that respeel he may have ex- 1.h
1 am told, reded his comprience,
West Berliners anxious to here today from Denuville, a copy of which,
sident Truman in general host the President was ren-der-
an drivers at ujoin the West German Re will stay at the Westminster,, sent to your headquarters
Le Touquet's most fashion- that mitt 1) you will understand been right in his foreign policy in making
fairly
thate." Carly
public were today granted a of the 20th in decisions and
able hotel, where he has that my netion
No definite date has yet been series of political "free- directing the withdrawal of your
hosted 27 rooms. ed, nor has the scope and
According to a member of his the messane been domus", bringing them closer me care to the Veterans of For-
jerntre bilen vervlov po the nation |NER WE
uld termineri. But the speech, to their compatriots in the uite, King Farouk will stay in jean Wars was necessary,
by taking
more artive charge term
three or four Le Touquet for poles, and by President makes it, will be West.
why the explanation of COMPREHENSIVE REPORT our forei
days "If he ter the place", "General Collins and Adrateni deing more in expanding; it to
Behling Inter
States
The King's
personal apart and
Է why know Koren
certain mandants of the city withheldment comprises all would
two Sherman have given me a com- both the public and has sub prehensive report on their con- foliantes :
of bet-tightening at permission for Berlin's outright rucams and bedroom, on where we are going!
anunt and by versations with you and
home is necessary to supporiumon with the Boun Republic.
The resort's leading casino Until the Allied High Comisatiest opposite the Hotel. the combat action in Kore their wind to the United Nations, "what route," forces now fighting under your Bæir re- command in Korea.
were most satisfactory and ipat
highly gratifying to me."
Mobilisation For Korea Set Record
Chienge, Aug. 29. The Assistant Defence Secretary. Mr Marx Leva, fold the Veterans of Foreign Wars that mobilisation for
the Korean war has pro-,
nt reedel
a pace uprece dented in the nation's mili tary history.
Air Trave
WH
"quences at home,
A White Jioure
source' sald Pre the ech was not yet wallton,
courage est in their execution. But it is nono the less true that he could in-
of
Compromise
111
But the three Western Ccm-
Milting
The Herald-Tribune editorial When asked whether the final pioners Puise their objections to The hotel management ar said: "The Administration has decision
becoming on the timing of the Berlin
the
1218 ranged a special eight-foot long full right--indeed obligation -Ispeech awaited
(State) the passage of "Land"
of Western bed for the King who had pre- Commandouts vousty complained that French to call upon General MacArthur the emergency eentomic critrol fermany. to withdraw statements visten legislation by Congress, atel that they would permit beds were too small for him.- right embarras the induct of White House polemman said: the
the legal Reuter have foreign affairs. The unfortunate "Not necessarily.”
Adding the VFW annual
The President appended convention, Me Leva ciled facts the text of his letter to Mr Aus- designed to answer the VFW. who have demanded the susting "The White House, meanwhile, jaspect of the matter is thal This same White House all-jcity.
זיו
Jal
Asited whether any word ha hich onkials of the Government! The official
the
elty to
Itatus of a "Land" as well as
Was
re- be-
of Live, bony Defence Secre
the the order would not say whether
of withdrawal enne cial, when asked why the Pre- The re-en he heard from Gelin late after the text was dissident was considering such a The announcement Mary Louds Johnson, poluiten de fundingt hip removal | MacArthur
viner Defeners tribute. The
impression thus speech, said: "It is felt desirable! Parded as a compromise cheduled for a vite by deles. Secretary nus Jobaron, acting perated (on the heels of the at the President should tell twee West Berlin's two-year- rates istening to Leva's speech.
Matthews incident of contu- the country about affairs of claim for incorporation into Me Truman's orders, fal
"It" not dissension, among tale."
Wertern Germany and the the Genial to withdraw
il the speecha tainel Western Allled objer- words on Formosa.
i will
pattern enhanerwald follow certainly
Kround that this of tons on the
Worsen MacArthur. American prestige bread nor the reside chat" made fan would
the East-West Charles Ross contribute to unity at home. in the thirties by the late Pplit.
sident Roosevelt,--United Press.
alven, how. PAST ERRORS
jever, for West Berlin to adopt the laws of the Western Re- publie after the elections for a
Love sald that unidealen has made por Alle speedy milka- tion for the Korean etuiet,— Cited Preas,
TO VOLUNTEER
Brussels, AK 29.
Belan Befrisce ^ frin Minister, M. Henna Moru de Melra, said toxiay that he in- tended in volunteer for th Belgim Expeditionary Face to Aght in Korea,
Surtai
A member of the Christian Party, he was letence
Levang
from Gen. Press Secretary declined to an wer.
Today's marenge to Gen, Mat- Arthur rame as somewhat of n Buurt e, because Mr Stors had
yesterday
that the Presi- the MacArthur tored, Unitett
Jag regard indent Press.
11
WITHIN HIS Rights New York, Aug. 29.
A New York Times editorial, eommenting
Muc- Arthur Incident,
today
when he ordered General Douging MacArthur to withdraw his Formusa state-
Minister for two months in the i short-live t Catholie Citet President Truman acted within
which
after King! resigned Leopold's decision to abate.
The Defence Ministry yester-ment.
day appeales for volunteers for The paper said: "There can the 1,000-strong! unit, mainly be only one volee irtaling Commandos and paratraps, to the position. be sent to Korea.-Reuter.
JAPAN FEELS SECURE
tite 里
Uniter
1 States in the field of foreigh
Tokyo, Aug. 20. Sato, Japous test and give expression Naidake Araba ator to Russia, said here
tis constitutional
errors
and
"In this eritiest time for the American people, burdened by a legacy of
Past troubled by recomition of new danters, there is bound to be n the debate in Congress and in
over the curse to De fol- lowed. But Administrative ofll- clals of whatever rank cannot enter this arens of public em Troversy without jeopardising Cullinent of the responsibilities entrusted to them."
the
Permision was
GRAZIANI City Assembly in December.
AGAIN A FREE MAN
BIG GALE SWAMPS FISHING CANOES
Columbo, Aug. 29,
King Farouk of Egypt poses with members of his staff and bodyguard, for cameramen at his hotel in Deauville, France, where he slayed on holiday "Incognito".. Reports that he may be joined on his current holiday by 17- year-old Narriman Sadok have been denied. (Lon= don Express Service).
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Nearly 1,500 fishermen Approving a new Constitution were reported missing at for the city, the Commandants
AUDIE after a strong sea lodny said that they had mude reservations on one article de-gale scattered and swamped jeboring Berlia part of the Re- their feet of GOD light canoes
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in what may prove to be ment to mark the promulation one of Ceylon's greatest
aid disasters. Constitution,
Weeping men, Rodolfo that it was a "railertone in the
Rome, Aug. 29.
Ex Marshal
The Commandants, in a state-
of the new
women and the beaches
The Daily News said Mr Tru- Graziani, a sick and red development of self-administra- | childres Jamed
tion in Berlin" and est blished 95 Royal Air Force planes, tuan dasalt Central MacArthur old man, left prison in the the city still more firmly as a which had been searching the "n eride rude stab, or you might middle of the night and partner to the denieratic com
vainly throughout the call it kick in the teeth."
back to "Rivie The
pupeny part of
missing slatement,
months,
said! "President
Thu
e at dusk. The authorities
of the
The fishing feets had called hst night as usual, but a gale struck carly this morning. A | few boats managed to reach the nhare with a Tiandful of sur- vivors United Press.
after quoting spent his first day of free-munity."
Western Lord Mayor some General MacArthur's dom today resting.
Five years and four months Professor Ernest Reuter, toki s Trunn, whe has been shilly-after his arrest by Allied soldiers press ennference that the Con-hermen would be found, and dations, and that veive must
shallying abou Forno forns a
war criminal, Mussolini's stitution was "an important step said the ale search would be re- be the voire of the President.
determine To
the foreun
tried to keep General "empire builder" and me-time forward in the development of summed tomorrow.
from stating: his commander-in-chief of all the the position of Berlin."-Retter States MacArthur United policy of the
****view on the matter to the Fascist armed forces, was sill to 11, IS Am
rican people. We do not Yboth
ʼn proud man, humbled only by today that Japan should ter svilege and his duty, subject to Arthur is right or wrong
Pi- | know whether General Mac-itness which has made hima a
"human
to
on semi-invalid. resources"
limitations this subject. such Congressional
But we are cont United Nations hut arly
Graziani was sentenced to 19 as the Constitution may pro- vinced that the people live the
ight to know haw he feelscars imprisonment as Now President of the Upper
therefore and that Air Truman
criminal, but 13 years and eight irled a House of Parliament, Mr Sats quite right tu cepodiating diver- petty tyrant's trick in tcsapt months raid that United Nations action gencies from his policies within ing to shut General MacArthur served the remainder of his term in Korea gave the Japanese "ats command, though it may be p proftand feeling of security”.— | doubted Reuter,
the
Novice
vide.
"MY
Truman
that the
method he the case of General
Jehose in
Gored
Twenty-two-year-old Jose Moreno-"Joseleto” bullighter apprentice from Cordoba, seen carried from the ring after he had been gored by a bull in Madrid. He received a dep wound in the left thigh. His injuries were sald by the doctors to be serious. (Lendon Express Service).
WELL-REASONED
The Daily Mirror, potning out was printing the Mac- Arthur stufement in full, said: "Wo are not afraid as the Truman Administration
parently to let the public ana the world judge between the views of General MacArthur
and the discredited policies of
Mr Acheson. General Mac-
ambesti65.
war
were suspended ander
he bes and
atut emerged a free man.
HOW
His lawyer said Grazinal ħad
immediate plans for future.United Press,
110
Yugoslavs To
Face Triak
Himalayas Grew Taller
After Quake
New Delhi, Aug. 29.
Police Use
Tear Gas
Tad
Bombay, Aug. 20. police exploded 10 tear The Himalaya mountains, the tallest in the world, 35 shells to disperse a crowd probably have "grown" even of 1,000 striking cotton textile workers heve tonight after un higher as a result of the re-nttempt to defy a ban on meet- cent earthquake in Assam, inga
Seventeen people were over- a geological expert for the Belgrale, Aug. 29. Government of India said come by fumes and treated in hospital. Armed police and a Nine Yugoslavs will
on today.
tear gas
arted, antipicating Serblan the Souths
The colorist said it is be the meeting, had stationed them- war Me Acheson's policies go! capital of Nis next Monday. Jieved that there has been a des feelves in a playing field. us Into."
charged with being Cominterin finite movement in the earth's The Sccipps-Howard editorial | saboteurs The government crust in the quake area. lle 12 pome to a call by Sg. said: "People reading General press office said the inditment
that observavilons cinlints, Folated out MacArthur's well reasoned would acuse Bulgaria of how the Hamalayas Juve been and the police found themselves analysis of the atrategic value at organising a plot to sobotagy rising for the past 150 to 200 surrounded. The tear-gas was Formoza will be at a loss tu Yugoslav economy,
For example, he said fred after a warning. years.. understand why President Tru- | Six defendants are necused of Mount Everest, which several Later the mill workers mar- man sought to suppress it.
measured at lehed In a infitrating from Bulgaria with decades ago was
procession shouting
Arthur, after all, is fighting the trial in
Thousands of
mill workers.
moved into the Ackì.
"The General properly re- Cominform orders to destroy 20,003 feet, now Is 29,200 feet and calling for a general strike. trained
from touching upon Yugoslav industrial and agri-high.
-Reuter. political Issues or questions of cultural plants. Three others ile placed no credence in future policy. He simply dis- are charged with collaborating speculations that the quake had cussed the position of Formosa in the plot from within-United been caused by a revived vol- from the military point of view. | Press.
cano.-United Press,
In so doing, he did little more!
than expand upon one of the themes in the President's own statement of Jung 27."--United Press
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