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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1046.
Typically English,
Even To
To Weather
By L. MARSLAND GANDER
Cicho en "Daily Telegraph" War Correspondant accompanied the Arabs Warn
Foren in five campaigns-Barnin, Dodecanese, Italy, Greec andi Europe. He rode in the V-Parado representing correspondents)
During the war there were many spontaneous Vic-Off America
tory parades as our advanced troops liberated, European cities. As a writing, and not a fight- ing man I involuntarily took a bow at three of the most memorable--in Ronic. Athens and Amsterdam.
Emotional experience of welcomes seemed ex- hausted, but London's greeting was something different endearing, enduring and typically English, even to the weather.
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In Rome, was wine and flowers; in Athens torchlights und feux de jaie; in Anisterdam hysterical relief breaking through! Dutch phlegin. All eft lasting
enthusin in memories of frantic nud gratitude.
London millions massed along 18 miles of route showed some of qualities which helped win
thove
the discipline, patience and Andurance. Then as..he. parului
British Loan "Peril"
i
Cairo, June 19.
The Arab Lengue, accusing in the "Zionist terrorists with "many Americans" of support-
United States government that money and arms; bna advised the much action is considered un- Palestine Arabs being "obliged
friendly anci may result in
to arm themselves."
The viewe of the Arab League were presented to the American Minister in Syria hy the League secretary-general on June 16 and made public yester. day.
The memorandum said the Arab states fear the disturb ances in Palestine may spread to neighbouring countries and) the Arab governments might be forced to help to arm the Pale- tine Arabs.-Associated. Press
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BLOOD
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Washington, June 19. restraint gave way to
Representative August An sustained demonstration of thank-deraon (Republican, Minnasuto fulness and affection that touched said yesterday that approval of Lon would mean every man and woman taking part. the British
The mechanised column closely financing the destruction of the| rerembled
led those processions in United States export graint which we correspondents used to markets. find ourselves Jammed day after
He told the House that while Works! behind the fighting fronti. Hut this time the monstrous Loan, the British Food Minis-
Congress
Washington, June 19. Representative Bunker, of Ne Kines of
were covered with wor varnish instead of dust and mater, Mr. John Strachey, and
recommender ada, today
that labelled
officials are in the F.B.I. and were
so that we did other British
round up all Com- not have to argue among ourselves Canada attempting to negotiate munisis in the United States and ONLY
a long term contract for Conaive them a course in Ameri- adian wheat,
day
ns to their various purposes,
Even to use it was an education to realise that such things aa an air transportable boot repair ola nlay their part in modern war
It was Highway Six, Jeading to Cassina, choked with guns, tanka and pontoon encelers that thought of chiefly as we moved ut of Regent's Park for the start of tire parade. But the troop were now sprace and stiff to atten- tion, not grim and yellow with on the dust, as they often were deadly road to Rome,
Reserve Gone
In my jeep were two other cor- respondents, as in the war days, We passed Inta Euston-road and from the packed pavements and the hundreds of crowded windows, above had our foretaste of Lain- don's welcome,
People and forgotten their re- serve and all ages were chvering,} clapping, shouting words of en- couragement and flag-waving.
As a passed Moorfields Ey Hospital noticed the pathetic sight of nurse at the open win- | dow desribing the passing parade In a small patient who was liten-
is
considering the
These bi-lateral British Em pire negotiations will, when completed, effectively close the European export market to United States grain products.
"It is about time the United States government required for the protection of our producers before discus sing international loans "As soriated Press.
guaranteca
ernism.
He said: "Those who do not then renounce Communism should be deported."
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Bunker advanced the proposal In a statement which quoted the recent report of the House Cont mittee on un-American activities, saying that the Communists ha United States and there are more ALSO LATEST METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER NEWSREEL a maze of organisations in the
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"2,000 WOMEN"
Gromyko Vetoes Spain Resolution
New York, June 19.
The United Nations Security Council today tackled the British amendment to refer the issue
TOMORROW
MARIA MONTEZ SUSANNA FORSTER - JACK OAKIE
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on
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Spain to the General Assembly next Septem- ber without making any recommendations. The amendment is based on the British case that the Franco regime is a domestic matter in which UNO has no jurisdicial right to interfere.
ing seriously. We swerved round This argument was violently attacked yesterday
three tanks that had to be abun- doned as casualties.
by Dr. Herbert Evatt (Australia) who is the Chairman of the Council's Spanish Sub-Com-~ mittee..
in-
In Whitechapel. I was reminded of the Italian woman who in her exuberance threw Chianti over as
Dr. Evatt has moved the resolu-, that the resolution was not carried in Siena. This time it was a wo- tion that the Council should re- as Gromyko had vetoed it. man with a bottle of beer, res commend the General Assembly to Dr. Lange immediately trained by good-humoured call for a collective
!!
diplomatic nounced that he would renew his policeman.
break with Spain in September original proposal that the Council Enthusiasm reached an early
(if Franco has not then been should direct members of the peak in Kounington, where thecated) or take any action which UNO to break off diplomatic rela-
hool-children had secured the it might prefer,
tions with Spain. The
Council The United finest display of Union Jacks Herbert.
delegate. ndjourned the discussion on this Johnson, that point, including, curious
tonight an. proposal until 7.00 pm on Mon- 'composite flags comprising the nounced that he would abstain (dav.—Router.
Union Jack, the Stars and Stripes from voting on the British amend and the Unpimer and Sickle.
ment. The United States Govern When we stopped by the Oval ment did not altogether shore
the for 20 minutes a local resident view expressed by the British drie out of his small supplies, spared Kute, Sir Alexander Cadogan, but i us cups of wa and talked about considered that the Security Coun the
"his bomb." Children
swarmed
over the jeeps; spectators told us they had recognised "Good old Monty."
Along The Mall
from
States
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"SPANISH MAIN”
OPA DECISION
Washington, June 19.
Dern Acheson, acting Secretary
of State, sald pending OPA legis- | lation
will change government zrain controls and facilitate ex- Vancouver, BC. June 18th to have the effect of
famine countries.
36-day-old strike of British poultry feed-Associated Press. A date for the settlement of diverting grain to livestock unit il was obarred by the UNO Columbia loggera and millworkers
pot Charter from taking action pro-faced today following new union jected by the querptors.-Associal- posed by Dr. Evatt.
The Dutch delegats, Dr. van Kleffens, supported the Britis amendment. The Soviet delegate, Andrei Gromyko, replying to Dr. There were curious variation, not to use hia veto power, said: Evatt's appeal to him last night
were packed
in the density of the crowd. lahis request is not based on a some places, people almost to suffocaton; in others
such as. Aldgate, there was only
true estimation of the facts of the situation."
Gromyko's Stand Gromyko denied Dr. Evalt's
a thin irc. Closing of approaches had evidently prevented many people from reaching the less argument that if the Security crowded vantage points.
THOSE 440 FIGHTING
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Council were immediately tu nt- all processions ourder a rupture of diplomatic rela- speed varied. Generally we were tiens it would be starting a cours supposed to travel at eight miles of
action which would Inevitably
an hour, but occasionally, to make lead to ap dialance, wo flashed by thel Dr. spectators at 30 or 40 miles an
hour.
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war. Oscar
Lange (Poland) apposing the British amendment announced that he would supporti Dr. Evatt's resolution. In Parliament Square, where
He said that megitanised and
if the Counci marching falled to reach unanimity on the columns united, the first heavy raindrops did not abate the en-vote on the
resolution, he would demand
proposal thusiasm of the dense
that th massca, tired with long waiting Ambul diate severance of diplomatic rela- SCH Council should order the imme were busy and
along
the tions with Spain. main precessional roule
I
Sir Alexander Cadogan reply- eight fainting women.
en carried off. ing warmly to Gromyko Mai!* were bowling at My amendment does not seek to pace down the Mall, well
Then, in accordance with pose one single day'a delay in
we either rose to at- tion."
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จน
At last we
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did not permit, turned
on passing the King.
Amendment Defeated
Gromyko thon quoted from Ma- A glimpse of the King salut-drld a message which said tha fag gravely and the Queen, at hi official Spanish quartern wery side smiling, was my last and "elated" over Cadogan's effort to most outstanding impression of delay action against France. the parade.
- Gromyko added ironically.`-
would not like myacit to be praised: by Franco and his clique."
The British amen
amendment was' «io»
to
throe membera abstaining.
air Alexander announced that A convoy of eight fishing ves-ho would not use his veto power sels is leaving for Shanghai as against Dr. Evatt's
resolution but part of the U.N.R.R.A. flest to would vote, in its favour. The revive China's Gahing, industry. |vots on the - resolution` was, thon
The first convoy, reported 1,000 takan, Nine members wors
CHINA'S FISHERIES,feated by six votes
Seattle, June 10.
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Agents: JARDINE,' MATHESON & CO., LTD. Phong 22010 miles at sea, suffered one casualty favour but Gromyko, was against.
when the North Paelle" sank with the Dutch delegate abstain ́enroute-Associated Prom.
Chairman announced.
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NYLONS IN AUSTRALIA
Melbourne, June 17: Australian Importets hovo asked the government for pers mission to bring nylon stockings from the United States,
Acting Minister. for customs. John Debman gald in Canberra, however, that he would prefer that nylon stockings bo manu factured in Australia,
The main difficulty in in porting nylons, he said, was the, shortage of. U. 8. dollary-As- zociated Press.
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