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Campaign Launched To Stifle Attempts To Peninsular Reduce Or Delay Aid "Gift Rather Than A Loan"

Washington, Dec. 22.

A committee of prominent American citizens— "The Committee for the Marshall Plan to Ald European Recovery" today launched an active campaign to stifle any Congressional at- tempts to reduce or delay the ald programme or to tie political or economic "strings" to it. The Committee is headed by the former Secretary of War. Mr. Henry Stimson, another former Secretary of War, Mr. Robert Patterson, and former Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson.

The Committee has similarly warn nations give up their gold securities

whole would be a "fatiir folly," od against izopardising the Bacropean aid programtree.

to lamehing the campaign at

here tebay. piese confrate

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"You cannot expect Europe

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makr such a staggering increase in pendursion as we propose and still repay thousands of millions of doi

Acheson declared: "You cannot lars in debts. Likewise in so for 41. lown what dor Truman Administra Sion has asked for during the first 15 -- $6,800,00Ļow -- withmr equalising the white programme,"

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The Committee criticised the grinion expressed in many Congres ional guasters that the plan should rat-by-year basis

voted on

uber that all at one time.

Warning

"If the To European nations carry om their part, we must be prepared

to carry and ours", it was said,

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"If we als not approve of whole scheme, Europe will wonder

if we really treat i

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Acheson declared: "W

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we were in their position." M. Acheson rompies his plen that mes at the money should be given cather than inamd with insistrare that any demend that the European

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By casing a public mischief- tendering IL false testimonial when applying for Job-and altering his motor licence. Soolid Moluummed was fived a total of $250 by Mr. F. X. d'Almada at Central yesterday,

Inspector M ran said that the "Esthionint was alleged to have ren signed by Mr. Milea. It was arsented to My. Hardy, at the aroline Hill Garage when ac- used applied

employment, for Enquiries revealed that no such Testimonial had been issued and hat the word "orry" had been idiled to accused's driving licence.

you demand that they quitate their teurces you create a new at mare difficult balance of problem."-Kenter.

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Mr. George Marshall, U.S. Secretary of State, and M. Mata- Post Saviet Foreign Minister, raised their ginties in a mutual toast at a lunch given by the former to the faller at 14 Priser's Gate, the London home of the American Ambassador. The at rasion was the veraf the Big Four talks German reparac tions. (Photo).

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"Complete Failure" In China

WASHINGTON, DEC. 23, AMERICA'S FOREIGN POLICY IN CHINA WAS DESCRIBED AS COMPLETE FAILURE BY THE REPUBLICAN REPRESENTA. TIVI MR. WALTER JUDD, OF MINNESOTA, TODAY.

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Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek wahl force the State Department to abulous plans for "ernnumle aid" in favor of military aid, and he pre- dicted that Congress would Kive China $64,000,000 befure the end, of Jasonry.

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