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THE CHINA MAIL, SATUR DAY," NOVEMBER 9, 1946.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO STAY Resignation Impossible Under Constitution

Foreign Comment

On Election

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Washington, Nov. 7. President Truman will not resign, informed guar- ters stated today. The President has not even seriously considered such a step, it was stated. One member of the President's staff told Reuter: "It would be impossible under the constitution for the President to name his' successor. The people of the country elect the President of the United States, and there is no other way in which he can take office.”-

Those wh have talked with, capital acquired by Roosevelt

1 President Truman say that he naturally cannot receive inter- is much e meerned over the est on this capital." possible regetion abroad to the "Pravda" said that the election present foreign sweeping Republican victory at proved the the polls, and he is likely to d: polie was really that of the everything within his power to Republicans.-Asscciated Press. emphasise that both parties Vote For Byrnes? have the support of the entry

Paris. Nov. 8 on forcim policy

The newspaper of President- The "Washington Post," Forelga Minister Georges Jawhich has in the past strongly Bidault's M. R. P. Party yes

supported the. Democratic Ad-terday interpreted, the Ameri- *r ministration. suggested today can election results as a vote

that President Truman should for Byrnes against Wallace." name a new Cabinet of Repul The Party organ "L'Aubu" Heans for all portfolios except | win "that United States Secre- that of the State Department.tary of State James F.-Byrnes

Last Resort

was "the great victor in the

..

will ulice to grapple with the new situation created by the Republican landslide."

UNCHANGEABLE

Londru, Nor-5.

Mr. Winston Churchill, re- erining the Freedom of the Borough "of Stafford, it his Baudan hour tonight, inde this comment on the Ameri can election:

"It does not matter what Government or party comen into power in the United States, or what 'Government de party conica:intiy

power iz the British Isles. Always enduring friendship

and

brotherhood, betieren the leuel- ing viements of the English- spenking world will stand lo gether U* unbreakable- baleark against alt that

freedom might menace clase the path of pingress to mankind.-Reuter.

Arabs An Asset To

World

Baghdad, Nov. 8. Major-General Sir Edward. The paper added: "Nothing evelions" while the "Munich- less than the naming of Repulsike proposals" of former U.S. Spears, former British Minister. 4-leans to all ethe, Cabinet liens Commerce Secretary leary to Syria and the Lebanon, and Wallace "was in a great part chairman of the British All- responsible for the defeat the Party Mickle East Parliamen Democratic Party."

tary Committee, said on Wed- The "Washington, Post" also į Like most French papers, itnesday that he was convinted ecmmented: "Not for a moment viewed the GOP (Grand On that the strength of the Arab de we believe the Presidvat with Party) triumph as, reinforcing world was an asset of great im- listen to the call for his re- America'stiffened attitude to portanee for the world today.

Describing his visit a signation, except as a last reward Russia and assured its sert."

readiers that the Republican The Republican "New York victory did not mean a return

vale,

TRUSTEESHIP SYSTEM SUGGESTED BY U.S.

Lake Success, NY. Nov. 7. The United States today submitted to the United Nations Trusteeship Committee a four-point proposal which would permit the establish- ment of the trusteeship system, giving the in- habitants of the trust territories the benefit of that system."

The United States delegate, į 11r. John Dulles, urged:-

1. Establishment of a small sub-committee to consider draft trusteeship agreements which

will be submitted.

2. All interested states to be given the opportunity to submit their suggestions to the

the sub-committee and man datory power involved.

3. The mandatory power concerned is to advise the sub committee en acceptability these suggestions.

Wartime Romances Dead

of

4. Agreements. reflecting any such modifications to be approved, or disapproved, by the Trusteeship Committer anil referred to the General Assem- bly

ANSON CRASH

rahbierg, Nong:8," Bight persons mit believed" 'to have hieru killed when an Auson aircraft flying froin Germany to Sentbind" crush- *cenzas Hamu yesterday morning, en sufficiat an- monneement said,

Seven bodies have been re- covered from the wreckage. The plane carried a crew of four and five pissing 4.-- Associated Press.

SEAMEN REFUSE

TO LEAVE

Cardiff, Nov. 7. Thirty-five Greek sea-

Willing To Join men aboard a vessel in Mr. Duller told the commit Cardiff docks today re- tee that the United States is fused to leave because willing to join in accepting a

system of equality and is not they claimed that under asserting a special position in Greek law when a ship relation to the agreements. We changes her flag the believe that history will not judge kindly any who took a crew is entitled to two position which would block the months full pay and free establishment of the trustee-passage back to Greece. ship system."

The vessel is the former Gar- lle added that the United-man-owned "Kalamai" ̄ ̄which believed that most of was handed to the Greek Gor- States the draft terms of trusteeship|ernment under a time charter

Fare

Coty

COSMETICS

PERFUMES

OBTAINABLE AT

ALL LEADING STORES,

submitted were generally antis during the war but now reverts L. RONDON & CO., Süccrs.

factory.

The Trusteeship Committee meeting adjourned until Satur- day afternoon.-Reuter.

to Britain under the name

Empire Thames."

Her captain has taken over another command and all the officers have been found other If Plan Fails Lake Success, NY. Nov. 8. berths. but the nen claim that New York, Nov. 8. The United States has served | 42,000 is due to them in wages At least 12,000 war hoties it will retain control of the and say they will resist all time marriages between from Japan if. the United Nations til the money is pald.

mandated Pucifié lelanda taken efforts to put them ashore un- Sir Edward added:--- "I think that the charter of American soldiers and finally reject the American plan

The men point out they can. „W Sun" st„ted that the resigna- to isolationism. Associated the Arab League provides the foreign, women already for a limited. United Nations not claim the money in a British

basis of Arab anity. I think

supervision. tion he posal was not worthy Press.

have broken up, accord- John Foster Dulles, United court. The say the Greek Port that close cooperation between of prol. aged discussion.--Ken- iter.

the Arab countries is the like ing to an estimate by States alternate delegate, inform-fficer admitted their claim London, Nov. 7.

llest way to ensure peace in the R. G. Mastrude, an offi- of the Trusteeship Commitice of but said he could do nothing for outside wordt the Middle East. If this is achieved, cial of the International told newsmen in effect that the

jhe United States offer and later them:

A British firm was due in significance of" the election the major British interest will

United States would keen posses. take over the vessel this after- might be summed up in a single satisfied.

Migration Service.

noon but cannot do so until the unestion," "is thus 1018 2

Mastrude has just returned ton of the islands.

If the proposal fails, the ad-matter is cleared up.-Réuter. Grain, says

the inde am convinced that the

Palestine Arabs the United States after

con-ministration continues in de facto pendent "Economist," comment cause of the ag on the Republican Victory wax greatly strengthened by the ducting a survey of the problem status under the control of the m the Huited States vlections. London round table conference in Europe.

Soviet Reaction

Moscow, Nov. 8.

"Pravda,” commenting on the Repuburan Parcy sweep in the United States, said:

"le who squanders political

Molotov Visit To Truman

Washington, Nov. 8.

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1918 Again?

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To

10:

"On the semise side there seems to be rittle doubt that ine pattery was repented itself,

"This autumn's etection campaign has exhibited the same irritation and "weariness with reform and responsibility which entered the Senate and the House in 1918 and put Harding into the White House In 1920.

"la 1916, the New Deal has

Soviet Porvign Minister V. 31. become much a part of his- Moloty vished President Trury as Wilson's new freedom. man at the White House brief. The election has

On emerging he told now >= | papermen: "I had a good em vatchworkp of a generation age.

versation with the President."--serenity,

shown the

normalcy, aisser fadre-still appeal . a country He made my reply to the resi peated questions as to what he weary of the pace set by Roose

Protifen vel both in peace and war.

had disques, with Truman.

American officials prescrit at the confer ne described it as merely a courirar visit-A

sociated Press,

Purely Social

Washington, Nov. 7.

Before seeing President Tru-

Negative Power

"Gut this time, the reversal which was so catastrophically compete z 1920, stops short of foris paler Here, 1946 is emphatically not 1920 brought

update.

Present

administering authority" Tito

Dulles said.

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"I thought the Arab proposals In a large percentage of cases,

Some newsmen suggested this might be termed a take it.or very reasonable and in-he said, the "GI brides" were Pessel a large section of the simply abandoned.

"The soldier goes home, and eye condition but Dulles did | British public" he emtinued.

After referring to Ando- that is the dust bifentarer with that interpreta-

tion.Associated Press. Iraq friendship. Sa Edward Europe ever hears of him.

"We have discovered that a "The question of! vor odel: Russian interests in the Middle great many gave false addresses. East is #ravely debatable. in America. Countless marriages have broken up because of the Associated Press.

man already having a wife in the United States."—Associated į Press.

Shipped Car To

Jersey

London, Nov. 8. Gustav Benneche, 32, a chemist, was yesterday sentenced to four months imprisonment for stealing a car which he shipped to Jersey and attempted to sell.

A detective giving evidence al The

South Africa Protest

Tsaldaris: Vote Of Confidence

Proposal Rejected

Rome, Nov. 8.

The Italian Government has rejected the reported proposal of Marshaj Tito to Palmiro Togliatti, Communist Italian leader, leave Trieste to, faly if Goriatu is coded in Yugoslavia:

The Yugoslav proposal was re- ported by Togliatti on his return from confereness in Belgrade.

A communique issued by the Italian Government said:

Italy cannot consider the cession 5} Yugoslavia Athens. Név. 7.

af Gorizia, an - The Greek Parliament today, tegral part of Italian territory Capetown, Nov. 7.

and as such recognized unanim after three days of stormy ously by the Big Four." Representatives of seven non- debato and tempestupun, all- The communique

was made European organisations in the night sittings, passed vote public after a meeting of the Peninsula-the African Na- of confidence by 183 votes to Cabinet. The communique TC- tional Congress, African Peo- 128 in the new Cabinet formed iterated the Italian position that ple's. Organisation, the Cape by Mr. Constantin Tsaldaris, the Yugoslav-Italian boundary Passive Resistance: Council. the the Royalist Premier.

should be drawn on ethnic lines India League, the Cape Malay The new Cabinet was formed with recourse to plebiscite in Associaticu. the "For the present, the Repub- West End London police Committee and tite Teachers'

Anti-Pass on Monday after the failure of areas where the proposed frontier was disputed.-Avciated Press. a two-weeks' talk on the anar, Mr. Moloty stent nearly ficans have won only negutive court said that Benneche, a Nor- League of South Africa and broadening of the Government. 15 minutes in the office of Ms.pwer, Even if they had a con-wegion according to own the Communist Party of South between the Prime Minister Dean Acheron, Acting Serretory structive programme, the next story, was an active member

Africa, have sent the following and Opposition leaders. of State. Mr. Achen

two years would not bear its the underground movement in

cable to the Trusteeship Com- panied Mr. Molotov and Mr. Imprint. The channels of legis-Norway,

mittee of the UNO: "We fully on both sides of the House Nikolai. Novikay, Soviet Ambas-lation always hard to His left hand was practically

the sharply attacked Mr. Tsaldaris sador, to the White House. negotiate under the Americanuseless because of injuries caused, support and substantiate

of Sir contention J. "It was purely

even he said, by the Germans making Singh that there is no equality tie and foreign policy.

Maharaj for his forner Cabinet's domes a social con- systern, and will become -versation," Mr. Roes said. As more hazardous under

an ara. practice of treading on the in church and state for non- for as he knew.. Mr.

A motion from 39 Deputies, Mobelov rangement which

retains the fingers of the prisoners. Benneche Europeans in South Africa and inviting the Parliament to urge --brought ne

greetings President if a party already said he personal

had been interned in ...from Generalissimo Josef Stalin, discredited, while legislation is 1941 for bis underground activi- be no equality when the Smuts "Government of Salvation" was the formation of a coalition sland received none for Generalis drawn from the triumphant rics..

Government and the churches abandoned when Mr. Taaldaris atmo. Stalin from the President. ranks of the opposition.

The magistrate recommended

pursue a policy of 'white asked for a vote of confidence. Mr. Molotov expressed his "Truman', nume must now Benneche, for deportation and, in

supremacy."Beuter,

Reuter pleasure. nt his reception in the be added to the melancholy list addition, sentenced him to. pri- United States. Mr. Ross addel. of Taft, Wilson and Hoover, son för one month on each of two.

The Soviet Foreign Minister

other charges, the sentences to came to Washington from New

run concurrently. York to attend the reception at the Sovjet Embassy tonighų com- memorating the 20th anniversary of the October Revolution.

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The Republicans wil, enjoy an effective veto on public afairs of every Cescriptico.

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Princeton, Nov. 8.

The naval dockyard here to-A plea that American scien- Paris, Nov. 8. day intercepted a signal from tists in universities shall re short term of office, has seen French Austrian trade the freighter "Empire Valour turn to the pre-war practice of such a drustle deterioration of agreement was signed yesterday 2,900 tons, bound from Nova using the full play of their im- Democratie fortunes that, he at the French Foreign Office Scotin to Liverpool stating that aginations was made at the

Concluded for one year, it is roher deck cargo had been washed opening may feel that his retirementnewable by mutual consent and away and the ship was sinking. University bicentennial by Dr. of the Princeton wid be the best contribution heill be effective from November The Investors Chronicles can make to their reconstruc-10

The Norwegian steamer I. Rabi, Columbia University Market Ninys Letter. wriles:tion. There are signs of broadenisz

to export, cars, steel "Thoray" was requested by the physicist and Nobel prize wire Prores is The comparative stability produs chemical products and "Empire Valour" to stand by, ner. interest.in rubber shares on th

The Mahchester Exporter"! announcement of a free market. of American policy during the radio equipment of a total value

Rabi held that this free im- Rubbers

(5,000 tons) is reported to be agination which produced the terin future is last 14 years has been due to of 900,000,000 francs. longer naturally uncertain but rubber the fact that one of the great Austria is to expert wood, epecding to the nasietance of the atomic bomb and the nuclear I shares are often a one way mar-progressive tides of American magnesium, machines and pre-"Empire Valour, Beuter.

power of, the future is one real miket and perlade bursts of activity { history coincided with. the fabricated ses of a total value

safeguard of the future, what- ever happens in politics. During the war, he

said. London, Nov 7. basie research was almost Teatraders here express abolished in the universities, doubts of the possible resump- } and the United States now has a tion of ten nuctions in Ceylon vastly reduced reservoir of Frankfurt Nov. 8 on January 1, 1947. trained 'graduate students In 1 Anglo-Dutch fanuca look re more normal conditions, to General Joseph T. McNarney,The doubts are based mainly science, who should be the gatively attractive at 26/3 as smaller men and rapid changes told a news conference yesterday on the fact that all the tea future's math hope in scientific roothpared to clast year's high at that are historically characteris- that the United States would manufactured in Ceylon up to progress.Associated Press. 12876 and low at 10/9. Anglo- tie of the American form of never pull out of Germany as the end of this year had already Government. There is nothing long as "other powers maintain been sokl, which renders it very that the outside world can do ed occupation forces or super difficult for sales to be resumed,

London, Nov. T about it. But the end of posi visory personnel in the conquered at least on the specified date. tive American leadership is a

Reich.

the United At least a month is expected elected the Bulgarian President [the] Unilaterall tact that must inevitably enter y European comman, to elapse before sufficient tea at today's opening session of the into every calculation, political cald, we will not leave Ger- can be manufactured to begla Bulgarian National Assembly and economic Restora

sales nt Colombo-Reufer, "- Prague radio reported →→ Reutar.

free

of

ling isutfes and men to secure

U.S. STAYING

THERE

In "In this, respect, the election

1946 signalises a return, to

Aince smaller jobbers turns and life tenure of the White House.

than

commissions make speculation

profitable

more

Dutch,, should benefit from the

current brighter outlook in rub bner and any im

improvement in the political bluation. Leading lon priced foriners like Chevalt

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