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THE CRINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER; 24;-1947

"HIDEOUS CONSEQUENCES" Trade With Empire

WARNING TO KREMLIN Princess

BY BRITAIN

New York, Sept. 23.

Britain warned today that if the Soviet Union

persisted in trying to force its own will upon“ the world "the unstable peace of the world will crumble and crash" with hideous conse- quences. British Minister of State Hector McNell delivered this warning before the UNO General Assembly in a 6,600-word basic policy statement for the United Kingdom. He vigorously attacked Russia and at the same time appealed to Moscow to drop what he call- ed its inflexible and unyielding attitude on world problems.

Mr.

McNeil

ridiculed the i

attack

He

reference Lo German

Pirates

Not Wanted

New York, Sept. 23.

pickets Youthful Jewish protesting a ball being given in honour of visiting British sailors clashed with police last night as demonstrators tried to break up the party.

The pickels carried blucariis with mich slugang on "British Pirates Not Wanted Here!"

The sailors weste

crewmen

of two British warshipa deck- ed in New York on a courtesy vinit.Annariated Press.

LAGUARDIA LAID

To Attend Opening Of Parliament

Continues After The Marshall Plan

London, Sept. 23.

The Importance of Britain continuing to trade with

"

the Empire, after the mutual help arrange- ments, worked out in the Marshall report, äre put into effect, was stressed by an official com- mentary on the final report, made publie in London today.

"Europe cannot supply us with goods that we buy from the Americas, and we must not endanger our capacity to earn dollars outside Europe," this commentary stated.

London, Sept. 22. Princess Elizabeth, Heiress Presumptive to

It pointed out that Britain hasĮ States the Throne, will make

Government decides to always been a very large Im. į make subayıntial alð avaliable, her first official appear-porter from the Americas and to set up a "joint organisation ance at the State open-that the dollars needed to pay to review the progress of the ing of Parliament when for these imports are obtained programme and to ensure, by by exporting to the Empire and joint action, the economic con- the King, accompanied by the countries outside Europe, ditions necessary for the success the Queen, performs the net by trading with Europe, of the programme." The Cen- ceremony in the last The estimate, implicit in the ference, it was understood, doen week of October.

final Conference report that not intend to set up a permanent Like the Queen, she will have

Britain's Imports and exports organisation, anci, wherever no active duties in the ceremony, will balance by the end of 1951, possible, will refer special mat but will sit on a chair beside the

18 based on two vital presump-tera to the various exlating thrones of her Royal

tions. parents

United Nations international while the King reads the specch

One is that dollars will be organisations, Buch пн the from the Throrte, outlining the carmed by British exports to the Economic Committee for Europe. Governorat's programme for the non-American world. ensuing session of Parliament ably there will mainly be exports Ten thousand persons gatheret

The speech is expected to make to non-European countries, and, in a final gesture

A complimentary reference to the of respect t

The second assumption is that made the little firebrand who as Mayur new, Independent Dominions of the price obtained. In overseas ruled the destinies of the nation's India and Pakistan, and to unmurkets for British exports will largest city in the years of re- mince legislaron that will give rise in relation to the cost of covery from depression and dar- | sovereign independence to Burina, imports.

War 11 Associaterl I will contain no major 117- ing World l'ress.

fionalisation measures.-Reuter,

This

TO REST

chorges of Russia's Andrel planes possibly served by Bus- Vlahinaky that there is war stan oil was also applauded. mongering" in America.

After Mr. MyNel] had recely.

New York, Sept. 23. metropolis And called the Russian

its laat "aed applause for his tribute to comedy piece.” He then denied United States atomic policy as farewell to Fiorello H. LaGuardia remarkable Monday in funeral services in the Cathedral of St. John the history Divine.

Tankral

Vishinsky's charges that the "one of the most Marshall Pin for Europe offers recorded in the disarmancnt", 1 economic recovery threatened the | of Hovereignty of any country and straight at M. Vinsky necused Russia of abstracting deporting from his text, atomie control and paralysing this challenge: the Security Camell by her 20 "I am to be disputesf, let|

M. Vashinsky come ngulu Mr. McNeil's long sperch this postrum to tell us of some ranged over the whole field of Soviet munopoly in armaments international affairs bul its | which the Soviet Government are central theme was Russia's un. ↑ anxious to plaen poder compromising attitude and the national ownership and control.”": potential "erumble and crush."

gech. Mr. McNeil

VeloCH.

ADD

101

inster-

the Joudest

"Ne nation has a monopoly on revived possibly truth," he asserted, "No untion) applause heard during the pre-,

I mniscient, No reasonable] sent. Assembly.

natkin can expect at all times.

to have her views accepted by

all other nations,"

Blunt Warning

Mr. McNell

then

this blunt warning:

Battle Lines

M. Vishinsky, who seemed to

be in a bad temper when he left!

delivered the Hall immediately after Mr.

VITAL ASPECTS OF

U.S. POLICY

POLICY AT WHITE HOUSE TALKS

Washington, Sept. 22.

"If the McNell had finished, told jour-The vital aspects of United States Government Soviet · Government considers nalists that he completely re- that in all areas its power nuttstjected Mr. MeNeil's accusations)

be extended, if it thinks that in against the Soviet Union. describing any

international

As regards, politieni renetton, the delegations" were livided.

Many thought Britain's

policies directly affecting the fate of Europe this winter,, were under intensive discussion here today in a series of top level meetings be- tween Mr. Truman and his Cabinet.

words towards Russia bad drawThey were grappling with the double problem of

Altuntion its description must be accepted then I say with quali fication that not only will UNO be destroyed, but the unstable the "battle thes" more clearly peace of the world will crumble and widened the gap and crash, bringing us all the East and West.- - Associated | ranging hideous consequences to Press and Reuter. whleh M. Vishinsky drew our attention."

He blamed the present critical, world situation largely on what he called Russia's unwillingness | to co.operate.

Mr. McNell declared that Vishinsky had accused Britain of "seeking to divide Europe" because of her efforts to imple. ment the Marshall Plan.

Angels And Devils

"This is a monstrous acetis- |

between

Sir Sholto

Douglas Resigns

sation." he exclaimed, adding} London, Sept. 22.

that Britain and devoted her Cooperation but had been complete strength toward world

od by Russia at every turn,

and white.

1.

Preaun-Reuter.

Prices Too High

The view of Conference ex- perts is that world prices of food and raw material Importa needed by Britain and other countries. of Western Europe are abnormally high as a result

Warning Of Trouble In

Palestine

Baghdad, Sept. 22.

of war conditions and that they A strong warning that, will, in the next four years, fall if the United Nations de- faster than the prices of coal cided to partition_Pales- and manufactured goods which tine, the Iraq Govern-

Britain will export.

The official London commen.ment and nation would: lary on the Parla report stated fight for the full inde- that Britain hopes to resume pendence and security of] coal exports in April, 1948, and Palestine, was conveyed to export 6,000,000 tons during in a the remainder of that year.

note sent by the 'Britain's export coal target Iraq Government to the would rise to 29,000,000 tons for British and United States

nearly three-fifths of

1951,

It is understood here that other

the total increase in the British embassies here today. coal production to be aimed at Arab uver the next four years,

states submitted similar

Of the total increase in the notes to Britain and the United

Europe's economic needs and soaring domestic food prices. The schedule of the meetings was;

The Cabinet sub-commit- United States Increase ship- European coal output in the re- States today, tee on food problems, consist-ments of sugar, dried fruits, construction period, Britain is to event

Outlining Iraq's attitude in the ing of the Secretary of State, fata and gils, canned

of the United· goods contribute about one third, thus adopting

Nations Mr. Marshall. the Secretary for and dried eggs to make up for making coal Britain's main con- commendations for the

ita Commission'a Commerce, Mr. Averell Harri- the defleit in grain.

tribution to European recovery. of Palestine, the note, emphasis. partition man, the Secretary for Agricul- In any case the committee

The ture, Air. Clinton Anderson, was expected to have the final also be responsible for about by without rendering the utmost United Kingdom willed that Iraq was unable to stand held a two-hour conference to report advocating definite ac-one-sixth of the total increase in help to defend the just right of put finishing touches lo a pro- tion by the President very electrical generation capacity. gramme aimed at maintaining! shortly.

Palestine. maximum possible food exports Mr. Marshall is kwn

Iraq would join the member and at the same time forcing advocate the early calling of aed out that an important question help the Palestine Arabs

The London commentary point. states of the Arab League to down inflated prices here. special session of Congress and

to

The Method

with

2. Mr. Marshall, who came was expected to win Mr. Trustill to be settled is the method money, arms and armies and Im- here from the United Nations mas round to his view.

by which the negotiations are to mediately execute the secret de- meeting in New York at Presi- It was

to be conducted between the cisions of the Arab States con.

considered possible dent Truman's request, went that a definite announcement of United States Government and foretices at Bludan (Syria) and The resignation

of direct to the White House Mr. Truman's plans in this res-

the 10 member states the Sofar (Lebanon) to save Pales Marshal of the Royal Air where he gave the President an pect might be made before the Paris Marshall Conference after tine, the note sald-Reuter,

the report, signed this afternoon, Force Sir Sholto Douglas exhaustive report of diploma- werk-end.-Reater. as British Commander-emphasis on Europe's needs.

tic developments mith special

has been submitted to Mr. Mar- shall himself.

in Germany was officially announced Decisive Pollcics in London tonight.

SCREEN STAR AS MANNEQUIN

In

sponsored

"We have been thwarted and frustrated by disagreement adin-Chief by u polley of non-cooperation,' he declared.

"There is no necessity for us

3. The full Cabinet WILS

Hollywood, Sept. 23. General Sir Brian Robertson, called in for a White to be divided by political, stilĺ

House Serven Actros Esther Williams less by territorial questions. As at present deputy Military Gov-

lunch.

will fly to Paris on Oct. 10 far as Russia is concerned every er will replace him.

The Alicial announcement said

The President with his board a chartered plane with situation is pictured in - black that Air Marshal Douglas was special economic adviser, Mroup of fashion models who will

display clothing designed relinquishing his appointment "ac John Steelman, next conferred California. The trip is "We cannot pretend that a his own request.”

seperately with the Cabinet by the California Apparel Manu- normal world existą, until we It had been known from the sub-committee on food and re-facturers and Wholesalers Asso- nchlove a real agreement with start from Air Marshal Douglas.ceived their report which was clationAssociated Press. Germany and Japan. Nor can who took up the appointment on drawn up at an earlier meet- we pretend that the Bulgarian Moy 1, 1940, one year after the Government is a choir of angels Garman surrender, was willing to

All four sessions were ex- stay only for a limited settling- Government down period. and any Greek

pected to result shortly in de- collection of devila, any more General Robertson has, so far, cisive policies both on than we can pretend that the borne the chief burden of super- homo front crisis and on the Egyptian Government IN the vising British policy. execution European economic crisis. embodiment of virtue and the and administration in the

Zont The Secretary for Agrical- Dutch Government à corporate and has been primarty respon turo, Mr. Anderson, nt i

bi-zonal for conducting negotiations with General Lucius Clay, American Military Gov-

evii."

Russia And Nazism

xible

ernor.Reuter.

1

Ing.

the

Sir Oliver Franks, head ofh the Britlah delegation and Chair- man of the Cooperation Com- mittee, and M. Herve Alphand, Secretary-General of the Con ference, and various other delc| gates ara holding themselves rendy to supply further Infor- mation to the United States Government if this la required.

The delegates to the present | Conference intend, if the United

Reds All Out For Domination

New York, Sept. 22.

food sub-committee meeting re- Eugene Pulliam, editor and publisher of the commended that grain exports for the remainder of 1047-48 harvest year be slashed by at Icast 100,000,000 bushela in -or- der to rellevo inflationary pres-1

Mr. McNeil defended Mr. Winston Church!!! who WAR named by Vishinsky as a "war monger" in a clan with Hitler. M. Constantin Tsaltaris, Fasure on Chicago grain markets.

Rome, Sept. 22.

Congress Session

He said to compare Churchill eign Minister and Vice.Premier Hitler was "monstrous," adding of Greece, landed in Rome today that "the Assembly will permit on his way by air from Athena

He was understood to have me to say that Mr. Churchill's to New York for the United Nat atruggle against Naziam will tions' General Assembly. He will mot. State Department objec- compare with that of any mem-leave again tonight, it is under- tions to such a plan on grounds ber of any Communist Party in stood that his stay in Rome that it would weaken the Unit- any country of the world." (Pro was due to engine trouble-Reu.ed States hand in dealing with longed applause).

Russlo,by urging- that the

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MARRY GEORGIE!

NONSENSE, ERIC!—SHE

·WOULDN'T-HAVE COME ALL "THE WAY HERE TO TELL.

You THAT!—SHE WAS \ BLUFFING *—TO SAVE

HER FACE!

WHAT!-- [YOU THINK-?-

SHE CAME BECAUSE SHE STILE-LAYER-YOU, UNBELIEVING MANI—AND THOUGH IT WAS UNFORTUNATE "TRAT SHE FOUND YOU AT YOUR OLD GANE:

· AS, IT WERE-

Indianapolis Star, said today on his return from a tour of 20 countries in Europe and the Near East that he believed Russia "intends to dominate all of Europe and Asia, using what- ever methods, short of a global conflict, that will serve her purpose."

He said: "The Soviet objectives They will use any means short are exactly the same as were in of a global confilet to achieve 1917. They intend to wipe out their purpose. They plan to capitalism and free enterprise harats, to irritate and to con and substitute Soviet dictatorship fuse all plans in

a prograhime throughout the world,"

for world peace,. They already "Control of Europe, the. Near are encouraging satellite states to East and Asia' Is their first aim. use force when only force will

give, resulta.”.

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HOLD THAT, JANE!—THOSE) LINES ARE PERFECT!--

BELIEVE IVE GOT A SMASHING IDEA FOR A COMPOSITE-TWO- PURPOSE MOD BACK!

Pulliani said that at present. Russia had neither production nor food for war and, "her" gume, is to wear, out American patience with, objecting!" and "Veritating proposals and noliy propagande,

The Indiana publisher charged that, the United· Stütés, and: Brf- tain were sold down the river" at Yalta and Potsdam, and that there "can be no recovery Europe: until both the Yalta and Potsdam agreements are thrown in the' ash, cam” <

Pulliam described Burope and the Near East he anguinervous Einderbox will only a halfheart- ed: ballef in the sincerity of Am.

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