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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949.

Russian Sincerity

General Clay To Be

Doubted In America Relieved

New York, April 27,"

The press, while welcoming Soviet suggestions on the Berlin blockade, generally expresses doubt of the Kremlin's sincerity. "The Times," suggesting that it may be a Russian attempt to frustrate the Western plans for West Germany, said: "Under the circumstances it is only elementary wisdom for the West to remain on guard."

It declares that the airlift or- relrent from thele German pro- ganisation must remain intact. gramme, that they will proceed of a German It also stresses: "The Western with the creation powers must make it unequiva-government as the nucleus of an which cally plan that there will be non-Gerinan government.

the Soviet-dominated zone can Join Russia will permit this, and that the time has long pass- be et when the Germans can used as an object of barter for East-West agreement."

BRITISH PROTEST SUCCEEDS

Berlin, April 28.

The Russians clamped controls

on three canal locks in the British sector of Herlin yesterday, but re-opened them after the Britints protested.

British for the A spokesman milltary government called the and Soviet action "provocative" said t

was "all the more sur prising at a time when informal

was resumed.

Charlottenburg

(removed

Normal water

traffic

British and

American

planes

April 23.

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U.S. ABOLISHES EXPORT CONTROL

Washington. April 27. The United States today ab olished export controls on more flaan 500 articles, the Department of Conunerce announced.

The "Dally News" says: "If the Kremlin really wants 20- other Foreign Ministers meet. ing, we can sao no objection to

Weat ro that, provided the maine as smart as it has been doen months and in the pat

the Russian Foreign not let Office all over A fast one.' Communist Comment

administration

Washington, April 27.

A White House source mald today that General Luelva D. Clay, United States Military Governor in Germany, le to bo relieved of his poet with. in 30 days.

General Clay, whose post Military Governor will In any case cease to exist after

Weat the establishment of a German federal government and tlie

appointment civilian High Commissioners for Western Germany, has wished to resign for several months.

...

The White House Eources said that Mr. Louis Johnson, Defence Bearetary, is expect- ed to name General Clay's successor this week-Router.

BRITAIN AND ABYSSINIA

4

to

U.S. NOTE TO RUSSIA ON BERLIN BLOCKADE

London, April 27.

The United States asked Russia today for a formal CHEERFUL

statement on when and on what conditions they will lift the Berlin blockade.

Dr. Philip Jessup, United States Ambassador-at- large, continued the exchange of views on the problem by delivering a note this afternoon to M. Jacob Malik, Russian Deputy Foreign Minis- ter, at the Soviet United Nations offices on Park Avenue.

The text of the note was not mado public. But it is understood to seek specific clarification on two points-an exact understanding as to what will be involved in any agreement to lift the block- ado: and a proposed time-table.

MOOD IN MOSCOW

Moscow, April 28.

A feeling that Soviet Russia.

three Western and the

powers may be on their way toward a mutual new stage in post-war relations prevails in Moscow.

No one is going so far as to prediet settlements, beyond lift- ing of the Berlin blockade. But informed

that diplomats agree this could be the stepping stone to great events, headquarters No views had previously been Soviet

Handled correctly and with in- exchanged in writing since Dr.shoort have recalved an order

care by all sides, some that all technical sources say, this new state of Jessup first brought up the ques-from Moscov

for ting tion in an informal talk with M. preparations

blockade should be made im- Malik on February 19,

and United

Dr. Jessup brought the note mediately.-Reuter with him this morning after tulks Press,

with President in Washington Truman and State Department officials.

London, April 27,

Before going to see M. Malik, The British and Abyssinian

Dr. Jessup is understood to have Governments have deckled

in Addis called on the British and French raise their. Legatioha Ababa and London to the status representatives to show them the of Embassies.

note.

at

Karl-

Foreign Ministers May Meet

the

M. Malik is expected-to trans- The now Ambassadors will be

to his immediate Minister to mit the note

Deputy Foreign the present British

Lascelles, superior, the

London, April 27. Ethiopia, Mr. Dantel and the present Ethiopian Minis-Minister, Andrei Gromyko, who

British udicial quarters said hav will probably ter to Britain, Mr. Ato Abbebe

Moscow before replying.

today that the Big Four For- "No statement, no statement," eign Ministers might meet be- Retts.

A decision to raise the Leg Dr. Jessup repeated, us he hur-fore July 1 to discuss Germany (ion

to the status of Emboestes

countries concerned-Reuter.

Princess Margaret's Visit To Italy

Naples, April 27.

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said:

The Communist "Deily Worker" maintains: "The Soviet Union, to deprive the 'cold war' discussions

taking ellque of all excuses, offers to ft hove bcen

possible Jifting the so-called Berlin blockade, place regarding

But how far will Washington of the blockade.”

The British authorities sold Russion officers took over control go in surrendering its inevitable

war polleleg?

Truinan "The

roporters. He of the Spandau,

if Russia does not hedge her and Plortzeiser ocks inbet told will have to suspend splitting of in a normal diplomatic practice red past the lock keeper to bar passage) Germany and drop everything Indicating that close and friendly statement

major break offer to lift the Berlin blockade of any craft not registered with which the

with unacceptable conditions. Atlantic Pact stands relations exist between the two which can bring a

in the East-West cold war, will

They also point out that July 1 the Soviet water control. The for."-United Press,

be made later at the United Na-

is the tentative target date for British

protested and the ban was

tions headquarters at Lake Sue-establishment of a West German Government. They see no ob- Ready For Lifting jection to call a Council meeting Meanwhile, all arrangements before then.

"The resuma

A British ameful been made freight and passenger traffle by agreement on Germany concluded call to Berlin once the block. in Washington this month, and ade is lifted. Dr. Soltau, Disagreement between the German trict Manager

of the German political parties at Bonn, de pat Railroads

Hanover,

in any sense preclude the holi

of Foreign houficed today. Coal trains willing of the Council Brilliant sunshine shone from a clear blue sky today

Ministers with the objective of be given priority, he added. when Princess Margaret arrived here by plane

The

Arst bus to make an unin-achieving a government of Ger- to begin a month's private visit to Italy.

From Berlin many agreed upon by the four terrupted journey British tourist has arrived at Hanover.

occupying' powers and agreed to Sit Victor Mallet, British Am- | £50, the official bassador to Italy, was waiting at allowance, the papers said, and

"We are aware that a German Airfield when the will have no money to spare. they reached the border control Capodichino twin-enginext Viking part of the Most of the newspapers stress point at Marienbom they were government for the entire Ger-

Time.

received by the many Is the wish of the German. King's Flight

paint that Princess Marvery politely

British Gavernment qaret is coming to Italy because Russian officials and were able people. It is a wish which the

shares." The 18-year-old Prince will

as a matter to resume their Journey into the United Press. export licences.und one night here in on hotel

of high policy. suite overlooking the famous Bay

British zone 30 minutes later. blue-grey Hitherto bus passengers from As the Princess, In und of

slopes of Naples

long Vesuvius. She leaves for Capri dress and a while straw hat, step-Berlin have had to walk a tomorrow by motor launch. Later ped down from the plane, she was way over the border to a wait-

Rome, surrounded by visit Sorrento,

about 50 photo-ing bus on the British side. she will

The return journey of the bus, Igraphers and hundreds of report- Florence, Venico and Stresa.

ta Berlin At her own wish she will beers. She stood smiling shyly Ds carrying passengers,

without а She ashlight

She also went through bulbs trented its a private visitor.

popped. will stay in hotels during her was then presented with a bou-hitch, tour, except in Rome, where she quet of red roses and carnations will stay at the British Embassy, from the Mayor of Naples and

The Princess

three-momed officers and men of the Naples hotel suite in Naples was decorat-naval base,

with chalce pink

special- Poses

A crowd wailing at the hotel as the Princess the Italian Prest-surged forward ly chosen by dent, Signor Luigi Einaudi went

up the steps. her full tricity

been cut hund graceful compliment to

carlier than usual today in hon- nome, Margaret Rose.

the our of the Princess' arrival, and close touch with the Soviet Mil- Rome newspapers "scognizzi" (waterfront boys) of Lights and elevators were work-tary Naples not to expect Princes Mar-Ing.

The Princess is to allow photo- to follow the Neapolitan Kuret

pictures this tradition of throwing gold coinsgraphers to take

This will permit the shipment

to Eastern uu ;tit03+

European nations or any destination in the

without world The annoncement eliminates

shipments to Eastern nati tiv፮ European nations imposed more than a year ago for strategle rea- sops. Reuter.

in modern dress!"

These days, some people don't think that tradition counts for much. But I know better. Pioneering my own business twenty years ago taught me that tradition is a priceless ingredient that you have to earn. It's not something you can buy on the open market. The way I look at it, every tradition has a pioneer for a father and its mother is experience.

Take the example of B.O.A.C.... Its more than 72,000 miles of world-wide air roules

to five continents and forty-two countries didn't just happen. There was always a 'first, time for every route. Because D.O.A.C. has the imagination and the determination to be and stay a leader, it always looks and plans ahead.

That's why it's not surprising that B.O.A.C. pioneered the air route between Britain and Australia over ten years ago.

Or that it was

the first and for two years the only airline to fly. the present. North Atlantic route as a two-way, year-around service. Nor is it surprising that B.O.A.C.'s. 30-years-old tradition of Speedbird service and experience is reflected by all-its personnel.

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Ruhr Pact.

Signing

an

in- the

London, April 27. Communist Comment

Representatives of the six Gorman Bources in Berlin Western Powers will meet in Bald today that high Soviet London tomorrow to sign officials are confident that both

agreement to establish an Eastern and Western traffic restrictions in Germany will be ternational authority for lifted in the very near future. Ruhr, key industrial area of Politicians claiming to be in Western Germany.

The signatory Power will be United States. Britain, France and the three Benelux Administration

countries,

The draft agreement was ap- proved by the British, United States and French Foreign Ministers in Washington earlier this month.

said

that

the

BRITISH PLAQUE "OFFENSIVE"

It is based on detalled deck- sions concluded by the six Powers during their conference on Ger- many in London last summer.

Immediately the agreement

Calcutta: Aprli 28. The Indian Government has ordered the removal of three pla- ques on the Victory, Memorial at Plassey. Western Dengal, because they are considered offensive to comes into force, the British Gov-

The plaques ernment is to convenie Indian Sentiment,

draw

كرية

first

are to be deposited at the Victoria meeting of the Ruhr Authority to

rules Memorial here.

of procedure, choose an executive secretary and organise a secretariat,

The headquarters of the Au- thority are to be in Germany, possibly at Dusseldorf-Reuter.

The Plassey memorial commo- morates the famous British vic- tory won by Robert Clive over the Nawab of Bengal in 1757, - Reuter.

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(This despatch passed through

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censorship. The copy received in the U.S. does not show what, if any, excisions were made by the censor).

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In Western quarters. ing "Something is cooking." said

American source. “At point, it does not smell bad.”

All

Western

stress quarters that the sliuntion is delicate and agree that new steps should be slow and cautious-backed by is great deal of thought.-Asso- ciated Press.

HELICOPTER WAS TOO EARLY

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Paris, April 27. - A British-built helicopter, mak- ing the first passenger carrying tight today from London to Paris, arrived 30 minutes too early and

unti had to take off again reception committee was ready.

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