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Break Allied Planes

Berlin Airlift Mark

Transports Carry Some 12,900 Tons Of Cargo:

Berlin, April 16.

American and British planes today smashed off Berlin airlift records in o historic 24-hour performance to show Russia that her blockade has failed. Roaring into Berlin at one-minute intervals, trans-

Israel May Have To Wait At UN

Lake Success, April 16. The possibility arose today that Israel may not be admitt- ed into the United Nations un-

i

port planes carried 12,940.9 short tons of food and supplies to shatter the 8,246-ton mark established five days ago.

The all-time record set by the "hump” airlift in Burma, India and China during 'the war was 77,000 tons for an entire months. The Berlin airlift hauled 54,734 tons this week alone.

General Luclum D, Clay, Amme-

lesen siltary commander in Ger. many, harked the new recoil as a marvelous achievement ami a The

til the rentar Assembly Sessage to the Histons that sion in September,

The Assembly's decision to per fer Israel's application to the Political Committer

stenmed

chiefly from the apparent destro

arlift can keep supplies on the levet with

shup- pre-blockade inents.

Western ofeinde exfimuleel that

went thgel

of the majority of delecate; Pajajaro tens I than orm-ltriral

make euneris ¡brought in today compet sypel to sions on the questions of inter- the manumita essential require. nationalisation of Jerusalem and meats TOR Arah refugees,

A report of the Palestine Con-

ciliation Conynission

threes

Discussions On Irish Partition

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1949.

Dies After

Soviet Russia May

223 Aspirins Ease Off Cold War;

Scranton, Pennsylvania, .

April 18,

A man admitted to the State Hospital after eating 223 aspirin tablets which he thought were salted paahute, died last night.

Police sald Jahn Molnar, Aged 18, had been drinking prior

to finding a bottle of supiring on a tablo in home yesterday. He swallow- ed all but two out of the bot

tin which Contained tablete. United Press.

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Czechoslovakia, Hungary

Foreign Policy Fails

Washington, April 16.

United States officials today oxpressed the belief that Soviet Russia may be getting ready to caso off the cold war.

They said the Soviet Union suffered a series of defeats in the field of foreign policy during the post year and that in the face of these setbacks a shift in Russian tactics appears i likely.

Secretary of Statc Dean Acheson made it clear yester- day that the door was open to дну genuine Soviet peace moves. A week ago Mr. Acheson said the Atlantic Pact and other moves toword

Sign Alliance Strengthening the West had

Prague, April 18. Two of Russia's Eastern European allies, Czechoslovakia

and

Increased the possibilities nf peace with Russia.

Unitat

Left Trend

America, Bevin Says

In

London, April 16, Don Iddon, New York.corres- pondent of the Daily Mail, said nest Berlu told him the United British Foreign Secretary Er-

States will move toward Socialism just as Britain basi done.

docked

"Aboard

J

from

States oficials who in Russlan problems and Hungary, today completed specialise

so far there had been no a vast network of military alli-td ances which binds all of East- attitude. However, they said there dirvel evidence of a,sefter Sovie! ern Europe with Russia,

tird been numerous "Indirect" Czechoslovnkim

Hungary infeatuna igned in Budapest the 21st milí iary treaty which forms the not- The chief of these, they said, Is

In a despatch dated relatively restramed nature work of alliances between Russia the and each Eastern European nation of the Soviet attacks on the West the Mauretania. Iddon saiti Mr. and among tha Pastern Europensit the current sersion of the Devin granted him an exclusive interview just before the iner nations themselves.

Valted Nations General Assembly.

Southampton The theme of statements made Despite Mr. Androl Gromyko'z

New York, on the signing was that the West- speech yesterday the onslaught

"Mr. Bevin told me the rame, Bre trying ern imperialists

tongainst the Atlantic Pact had not

which developments restore

the Fascist Germany and are reached

political Papected

In bave taken place Britain-n| threatening world peace with their pitch.

trend to the left-will come about Atlantle pact.

Also, they said. denunciations In the United States," Indon of the West by the Soviet anch wrote.

On the subject of Journalism. Communist spokesman at the res cent New York "World Pence" | Iddon quoted Mr. Bevin us say- Conference were milder in tone Ing "There is going to be a crisis than

similar those at previous

in American newspapers within conferences. These officinis box-

10 years. They are using up ton scored the past year like this: much newsprint from wood pulp|

supplies. Unless a synthetle form

newsprint is developed, crisis is inevitable."

Belfast. April 16. Members of the Northern

Premier Antonin Zapotocky of Western Ireland Government torlay

Oznehuslovakia and Premier Istvan denied all knowledge

of the Doll of Hungary put their algna iscussions on the question of tures to the pret in Irish partition, said in a

Budapest at New nom. Thus Rassin, Poland, Czech- American. British officials an

York press report to have been aslovakia, 272 fghts

Hungary, "nunced that only

Rumunia, and their aircraft.mentioned by Mr. Ernest Bevin, Bulgaria Yugoslavis, made by

are lined together that United States the Foreign Secretary.

through two-way This meant

jagreements

Today's show was almost al

DI

th

two questions is

1 expected

V:Pre

until September.

Aralı delegates

will argue that Brad hourlļ pat

be admitted until those to que tions are settled. Israel's clavica

sion requires a Awu-ţuard ity of the

יגזי

Assembly vote those forecasterst the delos Israel's admission until Septemlis point out that more than half of

planes flew 1,120 m18sions

Hot

discussions

whatever ~into concentrated action if

aby

violent

The Box-Score Mr. Edmond Warvek, Ulster These could bring the whole of ther arthen Muster of Home Affairs, told Eastern bloc-assuming that Mar-1

Iddon said Mr. Bevin Western Advances:-Success of they provent combat 4-reporters today! To my know-shai Tito fuifitted his commitments #720

Plan and closer lyrical on the strength ot Marshall vise ne could be supplient by surfedge

but the British Empire, collaboration of Lore taking place on partition.” one of the seven nations claimed economic

Iton's suggestion for The Government's view is that that it was threatened by aggres Benelux nations and France and

of the defences. Empire Cabinet-United Press. Mr. Brym

been re-sion from Germany

Italy, Integration or any state fruing to the ireland Bill to deal directly or Indirectly

Allied with Britain, France and the Bene- The Atlantic Pact with the position of Pare citizens Germany-United Press. after the Republic is declared on Monday.

Anneclean the Bitch aimon tnt to learn just how many

enuld be l

Here in

the membership voted by peter | plane

the Politeal 24 hours. The result wan: the application to Committee.

I this was a fest vote, the vote on adm

admission if taken at Pus true

be deleate migist

The present sesuats of the As

1974 sughts from West German lames to Tempelhof, Galow and #teret hebis in Western Bella.

12.411 10s of foul, enal and sembly is expected to continue t marhanesy delivered. That least for another four week The Political Consamtlee. winchumi le 22 frions of 50 treight

ciispus Isruel's application, of a

Jepis earli

the former thalian Colonies, th treatment of Indian residents in South Africa and the question of the Franco rentime in Spain, Bach.

subject is expreled to reque up to a week of discussion.

After }} --

The dar

ADRENNS

to the calvinite satturalijan

teen said.

P

thay have

to be position continues that the Constitation of Northclif|

Ireland cannot be altered without its consent.

anted.

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Soviet Defeats:-The Commun- This principle wil!

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Sweden, Norway and Lake Success, April 16.

Tokyo, April 16. Japan's economie Czar, Mr. Nom f the Anti-Partition Dr. Ralph Bunche, the United even Finland where tussi has a

stranglehoid

the nation's will deal with the clasposition of Air Force officers disclosed the Latigue leaders in Northern Ire-Nations, acting Mediator in Pales-remory. The defection and Joseph M. Dodge, said today the infine, is returning here on Monday cesstid diefance of Marshal Tito that he plans to leave for the the gun efort after | loud will of

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was pushed while, the country remains divid- Count Folke Bernadotte

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He said he did not know Just In the niuntinie, the and her

"There were no mishaps" he man of the League, has cancelled hunds of the Palestine Conciliation suffering production dimculties. Political Committer will be deale

These United States oficials said yet whether he would return. ing with the question of the Bald we a perfect perfus his broadent from Bathe Fireann Comunission.

and his place will be taken by: Dr. Banche, before he took the that

As Mr. Dodge and three other the door is open vtile

to

members

mission prepared of his kam religious Irials.

"The anhat cormannste je ekoje) Mg, Francis Hanna, Independent Palestine assignment, was one of Russian peter moves, lie United

Directors in mittee have completed discussion"?

the United States will not abanston any of its tive of the next in succession of

to leave the advance representa on these questions, the hull A perfect weather period for the flate Member of the Northern the

were vinut. Ireland Partament for Belfast.-- Nation Trusteeship Division.commitments to strengthen sembly will be called upon to adventure. The k

to Japan the American Mission Europe. Specifically, they said, this

arrived in Tokya. esuatry will not bargain away

B. Cohen, He is Dr. Jerome the evil rights offered the new

Finance Professor at the College German Germany,

of the City of New York and un Feor Power settlement would b member of the group headed by Dr. Car

Carl S. Shoup which will nade on Western terms and not

tax creaking Soviet forms.

overhaul Japan's Communisation of

system. Germany had been a major Soviet

the objective since the end of the war National Tax

Dr. Shoup. President of

Association and and expectations of a new Sovict

Professor of Taxation at Colum- proach has not slowed down the

bia University, together with five Westem defence plana,

other members of his group, are The Atlantic Pact Powers are

to leave Washington for Tokyo preliminary thought to the

in May.

on committee reports with prob- † 1994 Trom Besles to the Ithie. ably further lengthy debatea. --- United Press. "

MISS VRAZ RELEASED BY CZECHS

-

Prague, April 16.

was a huge

Easter prc. Berlin

The was .. 11. Before

nent Ine Western previous daily record 216 tons. set April

the Russians imposed their blockade fast June, about 3.000 tons of dupplies moved to Ber. lin daily by rail from Western

Cermany. Conalderably murs. however, reached

the city by

Reuter.

Reuter.

Australian Asks Hirohito For Help

Tokyo, April 18.

rand and water lanes, especially Totsu Ichiro Utaka Kitagawa, alias Frank Layal

from the East.

previus

Airlift

Miss Vlasta Adele Vraz, the

All Prague representative of the

perfor American Organisation of maners, such as the China-Iulia Czechoslovak Relief was re-fights, were put in the shade by leased from arrest here today. this job, Airmen said i proved

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day.

Weaver, in a letter to the "Divine Emperor of Japan" appealed for assistance to remain

During his three months here with his Japanese wife in Kure.

p of defence machinery provided Mr. Dodge jolted the Japanese Ir the treaty, It is generally ex-with the The letter, which

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"Weaver" is my namie, enough

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ney but within a few days 1 am az. No reason was given the owever, there were fund that Kitagawa has again leaving for art on any that any United States decision to beenuse it would be here Allies. ly stated 6fth attempt to rejoin this girl

OPEN FIRE an incidents of any kind.-United asked the Emperor to inter-I do not know how I am going to take action against an aggressor M. Zdenek Fierlinger, acting Press and Associated Press. Foreign Minister, informed the

cede on his behalf with Gen-return to her, all I know is that would be made.--United Press. United States Ambassador, Mr.

eral MacArthur,

I am going to try and hope that Joseph Jacobs, today that Miss

God will intervene on my arrival and because of Foreign Office afficials Intimated and so allow me to remain and that rohito was unlikely to take work to keep this girl and her M. Fierlinger her services to Czechoslovakia,

family. After her release, Miss Vraz any action.

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ocrest, Tokyo,” Weaver revealed that he Tokyo, appealing for assistance to parently for two reasons-io Im- Reuter.

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