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Washington, Mar. 3. There is a "grave danger" that Greece and Turkey cannot remain free unless they get more mili- tary ald from the United States, Mr. George Marshall, the Secretary of State, and Mr. James Forrestal, the Secretary of Defence, told Congress today.

The two Cabinet members gave evidence jointly to the Lower House Foreign Affairs Commit- tee in support of the Administration's request for $275 million to be spent on guns, planes and other weapons for the two nations.

Mr. Marshall said that the "The consequences of a dis- arming of the Greeks and play of weakness on our part

French Policy 'New' Planes

In India.

Faris, Már. 3.

The Indian - ) Government entered into' discussions with the French · Govern- ment today on ́deciding the future of French colonies in India by means of a ro- ferendum, a spokesman of the Ministry of French Overseas Tarrltorler con- firmed today.

Neither

nor

the French Foreign Ministry was able to furnish any further detall, on the meetings.—Reuter..

Destroyed Says Tobey

Washington, Mar. 3. Senator Charles Tobey (Republican) said today

the spokesman, that Mr. "Thomas Mc-

Cabe, who ⚫ was

in charge of war supplies sales abroad from 1944 to 1946, ordered the des- truction of "nearly new"

Turks would be "discouraging" In this critical area are beyond Given Job In

to aggression agzinst them."

Both Mr. Marshall and Mr. Forrestal left little doubt that they were thinking of Russia. Mr. Marshall Naid there "clear evidence in Greece and Czechoslovakin of Communist intention against all nations that stand in the way of their

expansion."

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He said that as long threats confront Greece Turkey, there can be no assur- ance that American assistance can be stopped.

oleulatation."

New Spirit

Mr. Marshall said he beliey-

ed Greece's northern neigh- bours would not dare to com-

Hong Kong

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mit an overt act if the Greek Canadian Resources Department Army would be more succeAR- Vancouver, hay been appointed!

Mr. Tobey made the charge as against the Superintendent of Canadian Immig the Senate Banking Committee ful in its drive guerillas.

tion at Hong Kong and wil

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Peters gets to Hong Kong and can Mr. Forrestal said that, he investigate their cases.

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tion in both enuntries mun re- redvo nckled: "Groove and Turkey die on the fringe of the total- itarian countries whose actions leave little doubt that they hope! to extend their control over these two strategically located? nations."

Both Cabinet Ministers saidi the guerillas are getting help from neighbouring countries in; the north. They said that the

of Greece A veonomic recovery depends on the wiping out of the guerilla nulsunce,

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Ex-Storm Trooper

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former SS man, Dr. Horst Mahnke, was the first

Mr. Tobey said that the planes were sold.to a private im owned [by. Mr. T. L. Soong. He sald that evidence would be produced that when a nowspaper broke the story on the deal, Mr. Mc Cabe with no authority what- ever for such action, ordered the destruction of these bombers. by cutting their tails, off.

President Truman, has said that he plans, if Mr. McCabe is con- Armed by the Senate, to name him chairman of the Bbard to replace Mr. Eccles.

Mr. Tobey has announced his intention of finding, out what led Mr. Truman

demote Mr. Eccles to a vice-chairmanship as from Feb. 1-Router.

witness today at the resumed trial by a British Big Fires In

court martial of Lieutenant Richard Oliver Langham of the Royal Armoured Corps, who is accused of "disgraceful conduct" at a deten- tion camp at Bad Nenndorf, near here.

Mr. Forrestal added: "No Brogramme of reconstruction i Pan be carried out until the gorillas are reduced and mili- tary stability achieved. There..

pro- make a confession as I had not cum Tovey We must reinforce thesecution yesterday to have been bornmitted any offence."

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carly this morning, Nu čamakiles were reported Reuter. ;;

SINO-FRENCH TALKS

• Greek armed forces by furnish-in Munich in 1921, to have gune to Dr. Mahnke added that during ing supplies and providing tech-Britain a few years later and the Interrogation, he was punched The Bacolod flames, which razed nical assistance,”

have become a British subject. and lighted cigarettes were placed approximately four city blocks in Pale and clean-shaven, DA against his fleste. He was held un-downtown Bacolodis rendered over Mahnke told the court that be had der cold shower for "minutes"

1,000 families homeless, although no Mr. Marshall said that of the been a member of the SS. from 1937. and punched again when trying to casualties, have been reponed thus

Anisiam escape from the water, and later for. 1939, he became an quested, million were for during the last two years of the war rider while

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Beltiv Forrestal said that Turkey was He was arrested by the under foreign pressure and security service in January, 1946, and VOLUNTEER CORPS Manila were hutned in the ground

FOR SHANGHAI needed continued help if her in April was taken to Bad Nenndorf, people were to be assured of and taken to

The same night-he-was-awaked

Shanghai, Mar. 4. an interrogation pen keeping their Independence. where he met three British officers

The City Council yesterday Mr. Forrestal sald that IfMajor Edmunds, Captain Langham afternoon decided to strengthen Greece should fall under con- and Captain Van Rije. The case Shanghai's defence force with trol of a totalitarian minority,

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