1946-09-16 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1946.

Molotov On Democracy British Treat Natives Like Children Uncompromising' U.S. POLICY ON Plea For

Soviet Stand

Paris, Sept. 14.

The withdrawal of all foreign troops from Trieste and closer economic links between the free city and Yugoslavia were urged by M. Vyacheslav Molotov in the Italian Political and Territorial Committee of the Paris Con- ference.

He urged the committee to adopt the Soviet draft for the statute of the proposed free territory. rather than the British, American or French drafts. His proposals included:

free territory of 1. The Tricate to be neutral and de All foreign troops militarised. to be withdrawn within 30 days from the coming into force of the peace treaty with Italy.

mentioned Greece and Bulgaria na samples of the two different types of democracy today.

The elections in Greece, he raid, had been conducted with trickery and foreign interfer- had been no ence but there Soviet preяBUTE and

in Bulgaria'a voting.

2. Economic co-operation be- tween the free territory Yugoslavia including a custome union and joint management of the railways. The

port of Trieste to be international with free zones for Yugoslavia and Italy.

3.

of the The government free territory to be elected by and responsible to. an elected legislative assembly.

Not Colony

that the M. Molotov Baid British and American drafta, and to some extent the French draft, would vest full power in the Governor and not in the people. He compared the posi tion of the Governor In the British draft statute with that of the Viceroy of India and the governors of British colonica in West Africa. "We cannot look of territory the free upon Trieste as colonial territory or something of that nature." he suid,

RUSSIA

Washington, Sept. 14. Mr. William Clayton, Act- ing United States Secretary of State, today'discussed the United States foreign policy with President Truman tuiti regard to Rusata.

Mr. Clayton told correspon~ dents that they had not direct- ty discussed Mr. Henry Wal- fuer's speech but had discuss- ed the subject of the speech. Mr. Clayton's call at the White House 104.3 not an- nounced in advance. He said That any statement

the Ch matter would come from the President Reuter,

NOT WALK-OUT

London, Sept. 18. The First Lord of the Ad- miralty, A. V. Alexander, dented Britain's plan for the gov- today that he had walked out of ernorship of Trieste was simi- the Paris Pesce Conference Mill lar to that with which it had tary Commission on Friday.

"I was called away to keep an inverted ita governors in India appointment and left the debate and similar to the statutes within the ordinary way," he said, on which it governed Negroes or his arrival in London for the week- the Gold Coast of Africa, end. Associated Press.

The natives in British colonics were treated like chil- dren. He wanted to apply in Trierte the Soviet system of whose principles democracy could be adopted by other coun-

trick.

Paris, Sept. 15. The United States aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt is anchored in Algiers barbour. the French News Agency re- ported today-Associated Press.

The County Of London Plan

(Continued from Page 2.) I reduction in the aren of the 200 now embodied in the Education | zone, and a considerable reduc-

1944 demand Act of

much tion in the case of the 136 zene. greater space for school pur- It would also call for stricter of small re-building poses than is allowed for in the control London Plan but here again schemes, forbidding them to go Earlier Mr. M. J. Winiewicz the point is made that the ob- up to the maximum of the zone (Poland) had urged the com-jectives may not be practicale if existing buildings at even mittee to agree to Yugoslavia's at present.

higher densities were included in the neighbourhood.. demand for a customs union with Tricate to sever the links between Trieste and Italy and territory's to place the free foreign relations in the hands of Yugoslavia.

Dim View

"Let us not repeat the faults of Danzig." he concluded.

M. Molotov's exposition of Rusin's views on Trieste, com- ing after the speeches of the British and French delegations yesterday contains nothing on which

to base hopes that a compromise between the con flicting ideas of the Soviet and the Western powers on Trieste is yet in sight.

If anything M. Molotov's

statement is even more uncon3- promising as the text of the Russian drait statute in its insistence on all those points. which are at variance with the United States, British and French drafts.

In particular the proposal for the evacuation of all foreign troops would presumably mean that the maintenance of Secu- rity forces under the United Nations Security Council would be precluded.

The location of the-industrial areas is unlikely to be much The Plan shows how altered. closely thr are tied La the rivers and valleys, the capals and main railway net-works.

Besides the central and the lower Thames dock industries there are clearly marked loca- tions in the Lea Valley and by the rivera Darenth and Cray, Roding, Ravensbourne and Wan- ge.

Industrial

The western

for the workers, including some buffer belts of open space be tween residential and indus- trial areas.

The Density Zone System

Thus, it will be appreciated thet the County of London Plan is a fairly adaptable in- strument. It is true that its Compromises place it at the mercy of any crisis, such as which would make a strict in- the present housing shortage, terpretation, even of

mode-

rate proposals for the transfer of population, administratively unpopular. It cannot be held

U.S. Unity

Washington, Sept. 15. Senator Tom, Connolly (De- mocrat, Texas). chairman of the Senate, Foreign Relations

Committee, issued

A formal

statement last night in which he pleaded for a united people in America to back up Secretary of State James F. Byrnes'

course.

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Washington, Sept. 15. Vico-Adm. Louis E. Denfeld, chief of United States Navy per sonnel, said today the Navy is "placing particular emphasis on development of

day programma "to train our officera and mon for atomic ago warfare."

Officers and mon of the Navy and Marine corps will be intensive felds of advanced ly trained in science so that they can man the Navy's new guided missile war. ships and radically designed air craft.

"We propose

to acquaint the entire personnel with practical information on, the latest develop His statement Was lasucements in the fields of nyclear without knowledge that Presi- physics, electronics, jet propulsion dent Harry Truman had said in and guided missiles," the Admiral Washington that his endorse said,

Furthermore to moot

the do- ment of the Wallace speech had been. "a natural misunderstand-mands of "pushbutton war," the Admiral and should much a war Ing."

The text of Senator Connial-develop, the navy is augmenting

its revised training progach ly's statement:

with scientific research. Research "The task of Secretary

have been contracts already has performed his duties with sities and research laboratories. Byrnce is difficult at most. Heed for 107 projects at GB univer- real ability, spared no pains and

In addition 1,000 scientists ratience in looking after United engineers-mostly civilians States interests and has sought work at the nays's new $15,000

000 ordnance laboratory in Mary an able and just peace.

land.-Associated Press.

"As one of hits advisera I know what his course has been. under- It has been generally stand that at no time has there

CAIRO HOPES FOR BEST

draft-

and

been any disagreement with President Truman's policy. He

Calro, Sept. 15. deserves and should have the The Egyptian Prime Minister support of the united peoples Temail Sidky Pasha, head of the in the United States.

Egyptian delegation negotiating "There is no place in our In-revision of the 1930 Anglo-Egyp ternational relations either for tian treaty, will confer today with partisan politics or for intra Lord Stansgate, acting head of the The Egyptian British delegation. party division or personal am- bitions.

owing ill meet this afternoon ;

this

is conference. "While we are striving dice-

Informed sources

anil the Bri has submitted tish Government perately for peace in the world, tuere should be no controversy

new proposals to Sidky Fasha,

pre- ar blckering or strife at home.

Other Egyptian sources If the United States is to speak

dicted that the new treaty will be with persuasive and influen-signed before Get. 1 if the British tial voice in the Peace Confor enee. there must be no division behind the lines."--Associated Pres

agree to negotiate over the Sudan question Immediately afterwards on the basis of Egyptian sover- elgnty Associated Press.

Operation Sparkler Reaps A Big Harvest

(By Edwin Shanke)

Berlin, Sept. 15. Following leads obtained in the big swoop on Ger- man industrial diamonds and precious metal hoards, British and American agents are tracking down the balance of an estimated £67.500,000 treasure, a British spokesman said in Berlin today.

Dickie Moore Walks Again

sector lies across the roads, rail- ways and canals that join Lon- as a flaming torch by the van den to the industrial Millande guard of the Garden City move- ment. And it is terribly vul- and North-West. The greatest nerable to delaying tactics. benefit of central clearance

Nevertheless, having regard would probably be the provision to the ether features of the new

extension of more convenient space for Thames-side indu-emerged in post-war

economic polley which has

Britain, As the caches are recovered- trics, and of better amenities this Plan may prove in the end one, at least came from behind a but more useful than a torch, regional collection palats for i3- to be something less Inspiring false wall-they are deposited at It may be a suitable vehicle for posal to be determined when the the twin principles of social operation is completed.

Thirty-five Gormans are under reorganisation and improved arrest in the British zone but

Hollywood, Sept. 15. living standards, carrying them more would probably be picked up. Last but not least the rest- through the days of scarcity the British spokesman sald.

Dickie Moore, who as a child" dentlul density standards. This and wartime convalescene, to The last report from the Ameri- actor brought Dickens' urchin is the most vital calculation of the period when the major can zone, he continued, was that of London to life on the screen, all, and the one that has been policies concerning national £8,750,000 worth of metals and has overcome paralysis and left most violently attacked.

compensation The planning,

been and diamonds had

recovered his wheel-chair which hu has In the British zone, he used since his discharge from Plan proposes a comparatively shifting land values have been there. Still Clash

amall density zone in the West clarified

and said, the figure was higher, but the army last March by. discussion

Moore, who yesterday became The holding of elections End-mostly composed now of législation, and large-scale phy- he declined to be more specifte.

It was recalled, however, that within three

hotels, blocks of flats and tall sical reconstruction can be got months for a

terrace houses-where the maxi- under way, If even this is

American officials on Friday said 23, contracted a virus disease popular Assembly and the co-

mum number of persons

achieved, the County of Lon that a total of £37,500,000 worth in the Marianas which reader- centration of

ultimate the

acre of housing area would be

don Plan will remain as a land-f the precious heard had been re-ed his legs useless. Dally phy- legislative and executive power

sical therapy alowly brought covered in both zones.

of nerves and in this Assembly as proposed by 200. This might be exceeded in mark ir urban history, possess

Using the only known record of back the use places but would M. Molotov would be measures,

ing something of the quality the Reichshtelle Fuer Edelmetalle muscles, but Moore was told he be compra-

densities of the famous plan for the City (Reich Bureau for precious would have to reconcile himself calculated, in the opinion of Aated for by lower

of London drawn up by Wren metala).

controlled the to a wheel-chair for life. to pave adjacent, so that the average most observers here,

3,000

Today, Dickie Moore left his the way for an early absorp- would not be above the stated in 1666, though different in its treasure, approximately

scope and in its idiom. The British figure. The inner boroughs are

agents

chair. He walked. tion of the free territory into similarly zoned at 136 persons greater London Plan is an ad-sweeped down on banks, factories, the Yugoslav political and

homes and business per acre, and the remaining vance along the same line; and privato, cconomic orbit.

which The proposed customs union half of the County area at 100 this itself is proof of the use-premises to locate the undeclared

maximum fulness of

the Abercrombien assets in surprise raids

elated Press.

persons

per acre

рет

which

American and

botween Tricate and Yugoslavia | theso density zones are calcu. method of approach. Time will started on Tuesday night-Ass respondent for the official Army

of the population might hope

to be accommodated in houses;

now tell, and tell quito soon, British Zone Ahead whether it will be adopted and improved upon in practice, or

and the conditions of Trieste Inted to give varying propor citizenship by which

ations of apartments to family

Berlin, Sept. 14. number of Italians can bo au-

houses. In the 200 zone there tomatically excluded are other

"Operation Sparkler," the Bri- would probably be no houses whether it is oven yet too sim-ush and American swoop on hid- points at which the Soviet pro-

at all; in the 136 zone a third ple for us to appreciate.,

den gold and precious stonta has posal continue' to clash with the three drafts submitted, by

so far netted £9,000,000 worth of the Western powers-Reuter,

treasure in the United States zono and slightly higher that amount Soviet Democracy

New York, Sept. 14, 7 Associated Press quotes

The firat reports from 8,000 in the British zone. Molotov as saying

one miles of United States coastline Thirty-five have been arrested that

the reduction of the 180 zone to today said that the new national fin the British zone and a number 120, and of the 100 zone to 75. shipping stoppage was virtually of others in the United States zone. 10th century could not be ap- A strong decentralisation policy completo and all parts wore Further arrests are expected.--- plied in the 20th century, and I would probably call for a slight paralysed.-Houtor,

principles of democracy of the

and in the 100 zone 55 per cent

An actual improvement of standards might call

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