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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1947.

WALLACE AROUSES HORNET'S NEST Britain's

Former Vice-President Accused Of "Near Treason" Rich Men

Wave Of Feeling Sweeps Congress

Washington, Apr. 12.

The attacks on the United States foreign policy

made by former Vice-President Henry Wal-- lace in speeches in England have led to charges of "near treason," "lack of patriotism" and "undemocratic behaviour" in the press and Congressional quarters.

Some political observers see in the wave of senti- ment sweeping Congress a factor which may serve to unite Congress behind President Tru- man in a way that might never have been con- templated when President Truman enunciated his doctrine a month ago

Senator Aruthur Vandenberg, not what Mr. Wallace will do chief Republican spokesman jp 1918 test what he is doing in foreign policy, suk today: **111947" think it is shocking when American citizen goe algond to

Still In Party

The apparently was a reter-

speak against his ya eum,try." etc to Wallace's passible role in

It is difficult the exporate the next presidential campaign. the strength of feeling develop Ale. Truman said this week he ing here. The proper generatie Want not grading Wallner out of procedure, at de widely sapest. Tha Democratie party.

would have been for

Wal-Senator Robertson explained he,

In to fight as un Amerinthudes it perfectly proper for op eltizen at home for the podey be · Munnuda of the Greek-Turkish believes to be right.

adon to speak up in this country.

lodurbon, who was Editorial articles, in

born in

The

MAGIC BULLET

AT LAST?

Baltimore, Apr. 12. The Science Service report- ed today that three American doctors discovered that pent cillin may be the long sought "magic ballet" which not only euron suphills but prevents it: The drug works in rabbits and probably will work in but prudery apainel teating

thir dincase humans probably will delap definite proof for at least twen wara. The doctors believed that they could have an an wwer in three or four months if they are allowed to experi- men!

heyats-United

Prean.

rist

King's Condition Serious

ON

A Prophet Is Not

Vanish

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SATURDAY, 26th April, 1947.

London, Apr. 13.

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London, Apr. 12.-

The Beveridge social security plan, parachuted into Belgium at midnight from a hedge-hop- ping RAF aircraft, was "one of the best wea- póns the movement had in their fight against the Germans," a leading member of the Bel- gian resistance movement said in an exclusive interview today.

"The plan designed by Lord

(then Sir William) Beveridge, GENE TIERNEY'S

noted British sociologist. WAR the model for the security scheme now In operation in Belgium". he said.

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Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclosure and A Treasury White Paper Club

Rooms published yesterday said that the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, et $10 including tax are obtainable through in the seal year 1946-1946 only such Member to be responsible for all clits, etc.

46 people had incomes, after Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on sale deduction of taxes, of 6,000 at the RACE COURSE. and only 840 incomes of from The Treasurers

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PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

Any persons found lettering with Servants' passes in their DOBSCasion will forfeit the name and will be removed from the cnclosure.

By ORDER

C. B. BROWN,

*

"We heard About the

Hollywood, Apr. 13. Beveridge scheme over

Screen actress Gene Tierney B.B.C. In December, 1942. At has decided to cut her hair an

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $3 that time two organisations of soon as she completen her role in

including tax for all persons including Indies, and is payable at the At the other end of the the Belgian resistance

move the hu "The Ghost and Mrs.

come seale, the White ment were

Paper 1 Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc., will not be permitted to operato studying postwar | Muir."

showed. 7,950,000 and incomes within the precincts of The Hong Kong. Jockey Club during the economic problems. One WIS

Her plan might go unnoticed after taxes last year of £150 to Race Meeting. ied by Achille van Acker, for.except for the fact that last year 260 compared with only 4,500,-

Refreshments will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Publie mer Prime Minister, and the Cesar Balianelli, coiffure con- (000 making that much in 1939.

Enclosure. other by Baron Snoy,

ltant for the American hair de Or Britain's total of 14,000,000 Copenhagen, Apr. 12.

SERVANT'S PASSES. Director-General'

sign

proclaimed her taxpayers last year 13,175,000 ONLY Social

Passes for Servants will be issued to Private Box holders tresses "the most beautiful and had Incomes after taxes of less-Building. King Christian tonight Security in Belgium, Hit, ndded "I dosi't think the Scripps-Howard Chion of news-that people are going to be was "apathetic and al-

on application to the Secretary, 1st Floor, Exchange vital in Hollywood" and the most than 500.-Associated Press. "As soon as they heard about adaptable pupers sold flat presumablyth chaigh to be influenced most unconscious" it was the Beveridge plan, they sent a hair in the film city.

and natural head of Mr. Wallner, Juris talks with by the British Prime Minister, Mr. | Prest

says." Assaelated learned from the highest asking for the plan to be sent her hair, and she insists she never long bob since I was a child, and message in code to London, Miss Tierney has never dyed done, I have worn my hair in this Clement Ahev advanced

to Belgium as soon as possible. will. But, she adds; "With the its time I change it "--Associat- Aimilar arguments aydnst

The King's condition, it was After a few weeks, President Truman's proruznu.

the plan exception of period pictures I'veled Press. stated. was "much aggravated was parachuted to us. It served of aid for Greter and Turkey

Calcutta, April 12. with new symptoms in the lungs as the model and sail that it

The police the talentin twice

for the security Whs a serions

and an increased temperature." scheme which is in operation la offence under

today Brew! 14 rounds Potted States to stop onling between | been treating the King were

i! - All four doctors who hava Belgium-now “Jaws for a private individual to indus and Musiems, the Ben.calted to his bedside and the carry on an oral or written in gal Gostorniment announced to-Ring terenurse with offirers of a for- right.

has received penicillin eign Government with the

Due porON WAS killed treatment. in- tention to influence the altitude

a result of the firing.

In spite of the announcement Arcording to the latest re-today that no "bulletins would of that verument 15 United, ports, five were killed and five be issued until Monday, States polleles,

injured

in communal rioting Court-Marshal announced this he visited Belgium a few months

the the resistance movement when, The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, M. Vyshin- "The King is gain So argests during feverish and fatigue in Router. itinuing."-Reuter.

CALCUTTA RIOTS

Quarters..

The law provided for a flue of ; deriny the day. The police evening: not more than $5,000 and im ve made prisonment for not more than the best 24 hours. three years-Router,

"Shocking Thing”

Washington Apr. 13.

Senator Arthur Vandenburg yesterday deplored Henry A. Walinee's Manchester spereh atlacking the America polley as *** shocking thing against

his own Government."

Other Senators of both par-

A Paradox

Baron Shoy said that Lord Beveridge himself only learned about the parachuting of plan from peasant members of his

asro.

con-

General Von Mackensen In Bad Humour

Venice, Apr. 12.

ties joined in nasulling the to. The white-haired Colonel General Eberhard von

nier Vice-President,

"I don't know what he is up

tro" said Senator

Democrat, Arkansas.

Fulbright.

"I

speech sanded, just as though i

had been written in

It

The

Repub-

Von

Mackensen, who is under death sentence as a war criminal and now a witness for his former chief fleld marshal, Albert Kesselring, broke into a bitter argument with the court today over the truth of his statements and asked to be dismissed.

Markensen's

held

we will conlak,”

We

condemned

Pierre Laroque, French Direc- tor of Social Security, sald that the resistance movement in his Country two studied the plan, which helped them to put their

Vyshinsky Dodges The Issue

Moscow, Apr. 12.

а

sky, declared today that a "treaty without re- parations" would be like a man without heart" during a press conference about the German peace treaty discussions at the For- eign Ministers conference in Moscow. Correspondents' questions con.

own natiuni usurance scheme tred mainly en reparations but Into effect,

did not produce any new Soviet

Thotigh a new social Insurance opinions or foretusta. M. Vyshin Priests. Nuns

seheme has been Introduced by jaky either parried the questions the British Government, con-r repeated known Soviet argu. taining

some of the recom- finente. mondatlons of the report, it is a When the Soviet Deputy For-

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Paris, April 13. which most. of the

French forces liberated 20

People of many countries pla security plans of

ed cual and stock as reparations Catholic priesta and nuns after countries

their faith to 'ASPRO' as the from Germany, one correspondent driving Vietnamese forces from are based. is still cited the statement by Mr. Ernest the vicinity of the Cathedral in walling to be put into

quickest, safest and surest way than in the country in which it ed any coal from Germany in re-

opera Bevin that Britain had not recely. Thai Bish, near the mouth of Kremlin."

to stop pain. It soothes the Bouge river, dispatches originated.-Reuter

parations, Senator Robertson.

and that

nerves from Indochina reported today.

and stops pain in 6 every outburst mean by that. All I can say is

single ton of German coal export-

A General Staff communique Bean, Wyoming, commented of brought a short recess in the trial. that the court does not seem to

minutes and quickly lowers the ed, the money received had been reported sharp fighting around think it is a hell of a situationThe cart then decided, "In order have the least idea of what con

used to buy imports for the Bri. the Cathedral and said the

temperature of fever. Even a when a man who has

Lo avid any misunderstanding Acts of conscience

tish occupation zone.

child can take ‘ASPRO'-it is so were high office in this country gover

French took 25 Vietnamese pri- under between this inhuman re- Von Mekensen had told how quest that came to another country and tries to, he and Lient. Col. Herbert Kap-command and the commands of

He asked M. Vyshinsky whe. Honers.

safe, from the high

ther he was aware of the state. Word came from Saixon persuade them agamst the pier. former Nazi SS Commander heaven.

inent and if su, what his motive meanwhile that pelley of his awa".

the French I was

The Hague, Apr. 12. was in making these charges. in Italy, had "plotted" to carry

to Baron Willem de Vos van Steen.

High Commissioner, Emlle Hol death Communist Rabble

by the British But the Aulentine Caves massacre

Military wijk, Netherlands Ministe

M. Vyshinsky replied that there laert, was expected to wait un Court and I am here as a witness State since July 1, 1816, and form. by the British to Germany for May before announcing any im. Senator Moore, Republican, of 386 Ralions without fulfilling for the

of was a difference in the price paid til he returns to Paris Inte in Oklahoma, declared President Batter's order for a 10 to one re-does not believe my word, expel died here this afternoon at the by the British authorities and that the Indochinese situation.-As- Truman shout repabate Wal. pril.

nu since I cannot be of further age of 87. He had just recovered this question should be examined, sociated Press, The British tribumat has tried use to the Marshai and I do not from a serious to show Kesseling's responsibility ignore my own alluation."-Unit- taking a walk when he collapsed. repeated, he repeated the accusa- the

illness and was When the original question was for the daughter but the Fielded Press,

tion, already made by M. Molo- tov in the Foreign Ministers' Council, that Britain and the United States hud received in- visible reparations from German. patents.

M. Vyahinsky said that the Ruhr and Saar problems, while connected, "must be studied separately and together." Pressed on this point, he failed to give a clear-cu answer and left the cor- respondents uncertain whether Russia Intended make the Sant decision dependent upon the So. viet demand for four-power .con-

Marshal. If this courter President of the Upper House, cool that is charged to importers portant political decisions DODWELL & CO., LTD.

face as a man who does not speak for anyone except Communistie rabble to which he Marshat has claimed that Kappler bas attached himself."

told him that all hostages would

Hitler."

could he

-Reuter.

Permanent Commission For Balkans?

Geneva, Apr. 12.

What accused the Senators come from prisoners condemned was Wallace's speech at Man to death or awaiting seulence andi chester, in which he declared that no innocent persons were to that Mr. Truman's Turkey and be shot. Greece aid proposal was a com- Von Mackensen suid lils con- mitment to "rush to the aid of ference with Kappler every dictator

who hoists the "considered as a plot directed not! anti-Communist Rkull and against the

Marshal but against The United States and the United Kingdom intend butes."

Most Hurtful

Worth Nothing

to recommend to the Security Council the set- Senator George, Democrat of The Court President, Maj. Gen.

ting up of a permanent frontier commission to Georgia, of the Foreign Reintions Edmund Hakewell Smith, de-

watch future developments, sources close to Committee, sald Wallace's attitude mandled that Von Mackensen

the UNO Balkan Commission said today.' was "mest hurtful to the purposes swear toethe statement, reminding and policies of our country."

They considered such a solu- Greece claiming their presence him that he was a veleran Army tion necessary as the result of was responsible for the delicate He added that Wallace "docs officer sworn to fidelity to Hitler. their investigations in the past frontier situation. not correctly interpret the senti! When Von Mackensen reiterat- few weeks and of evidence in ment of the American people anded that he had plotted against their hands.

These sources said there is n apparently does not understand Hitler, the President asked, "If Russia is expected to appose between Commission members large measure of disagreement what his own people are think you plotted against your supreme such ing,"

1 recommendation Senator Vandenberg, chairman whom you had sworn fidelity, Counell mandate to the Com-coming conclusiona and there la brondenat to the Soviet Union

authority, against the Fuehrer, to grounds

on on the interpretation of avail- that the Security able evidence and the

New York, April 13. Mrs. forth- of the Foreign Relations Commit how can you ask this court to be mission

Eleanor Roosevelt tee, said "I think it is a shocking lieve what you say now? Is your evidence

envisaged only an clear indication of a split beber wishes today for "a speedy thing when an American citizen word not worth the paper it la sources beileyed she would by nla being supported by Poland.truction you have suffered in report but thesetween East and West with Rus recovery from the terrific des goes abroad to speak against his, written on?" own Government.

implication suggest new elec- Consequently there is no chance officer angrily tione in Greece and the with of reaching an

the war" and expressed a hope agreed report

The German

"I suggest the important thing shouted, "I don't know what you drawal of foreign troops from (Continuvil at foot of next Col.)

"JANE"

...AND THEN I LOST THEY'RE PROBABLY

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trol of the Ruhr or not.-Reuter. MRS. ROOSEVELT TO RUSSIA

reap the rewards you so hero- that the Russian people "will ically earned in our commen struggle for victory over ag gression."

The talk was recorded for a programme in commemoration of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, on the Stato De- partment's regular tranamis- sign to Russia. Associated Press.

unless a miracio happened.

Tho United States and the United Kingdom have reason to count

on support from the Latin American members of the Commission and from China, Byria and Beiglum while France might take a dif- feront stand on different issues? under discussion. United Press,

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