THE HONGKONG- TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
1950.
MAO NOT A COMING TITO QUEENG Prediction By Well-Known English Biographer
America's
Complexities Of
Move On China World Scene May
Intervention
-Lake Success, Nov. 6. The United States today. for- mally presented to the Security Council Genicnal, Douglas Mac- Arthur's actusation
that
Chinese Communist troops had
invaded North Korea and were fighting the United Nations
forces. Reuter.
Paris, Nov. 6. The Foreign Office said today that France would support any move by the United Nations in Korca. The Froh govern- ment constiered that the situa- tion in the Far East is bringing the threat of a general war
nearer than at any time after
the war.
The Foreign Office added that
the French government viewed the presence of Chinese armies
Confound Peking
New York, Noỵ, 6.
the A biographer of Mao Tse-tung warns West against believing the Chinese, Communist leader may become "another Tito" He says that Mao, "wherever he can, will work for the world revolution."
The biographer is Robert Payne, an English- man who has written several books based on his The latest of these, wartime years in China. "Mao Tse-tung: Ruler of Red China," is published by Henry Schuman, Inc.
in Korea as a "grave menace" | Mao, to peace-United Press.
The book is sympathetic to and denounces. Chiang Kai-shek as treacherous, vain, and leader of 2 "reactionary and corrupt" party, Although Mao to be. a Payne believes
Mr. Nehru Is loyal supporter of Moscow, he
At A Loss
thinks the Communist revolu- tion was almost girlolly Chinese, He thinks the revolution's suc- and per- hastened, coss was haps ensured, because the U. S. kept shipping anms to Chiang and the Communists kopt cap- turing these arms.
has
Bombay, Nov. 6. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, cannot nation why one understand
"In in order
man our day no should fight another to impose its ideology upon it. reached power so quickly
Mr Nehru said so tonight in dramatically as Mao Tse-tung," apparent reference to the Pyne wrote "Two years before Chinese invasion of Tibet. He he achieved supreme power he addressing the "Eight- was hiding among the loess Today he is Thirty" Club, whose member-caves of Shensi, ship consists mainly of Indus-the undisputed master of China, trial leaders.
with an effective power greater than that possessed by any of the Chinese emperors..
was
After dealing at length with domestic problems. Mr. Nehru made a passing reference to the conflict in Korea.
"War has come to Asia," he said. "It has almost come to
EXTREME PERIL
"It is possible that the com- the frontiers of India. This, plexities of the International however, does nyot worry Lis scene may in the end confound very much."- What does worry him... He still remains remark- uis is the fact that we are inter-ably ignorant of the world out- nally weak."-United Press.
Japanese Agencies
In Indo-China
::
New Delhi, Nov. 6. The first official post-war Indo-Japanese link is being established.
·
Japanese overseas agencies will be set up in New Delhi, Calcutta, and Bombay to deal with both commercial and con- sular functions, but will have consular status. United
no
Press
side... We under-estimate Mao at our extreme peril. He be- longs to the new type of Asiatic leader-Nehru and Sjabrir ore others who combine an extra- ordinary penetration and under- standing of theoretical forces with a schse of reality.....
Just Routine
Chatter
Washington, November 6. Madame Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, Indian Ambassador to the United States, said today that she has received no com- munications from her govern- ment
the regarding
Chinese Communist Invasion of Korea.
Emerging from a conference with the assistant Secretary of State. Mr. George McGhee, Madame Pandit summed up the
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"Nothing in the scale of the tax or its methods of assess-
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