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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949.

YUGOSLAVIA ALERT BUT NOT WORRIED

Belgrade, October 2.---

AMERICAN Alert and ready for trouble if it comes, Yugoslavia

CHAMBER'S REPORT

Washington, October 2. The United States Chamber of Commerce has recommended that treaties

fair assuring treatment of American capital be a prerequisite for technical or other aid to foreign coun-

tries.

were

stayed calm today even after being told frankly about Russia's "pressure" campaign- ing to force the country back into Kremlin control.

The tension of the man in the street increased as the Balkan cold war of words between the Soviet-dominated Cominform and independent Yugoslavia reached the toughest talking stage since other Communist countries black- listed the Government of Marshal Tito 17 months ago.

In the

the

"For Tito

the streets

men

Tito Refused Naval Bases To Russia

Stockholm, October 2 Marshal Tito's refusal to grant Soviet Russia naval bases along Yugoslavia's cont in the first cause of his split with the Kremlin, according to a special correspondent of the Conservative "Svenska

Daybladet."

"The correspondent, who has Just Interviewed Marshal Tita, wrote:.... "Marshal Tal. buchin came to Belgrade and said in a conversation with Tito that Stalin wished to turn the deep Inlets in Dal matla into comman

invent bases for Rumia, Rumania and Yugoslavia. Tito replied evasively, but a few days late er the first meeting took place between the Commun→ ist dictator and America's re- presentatives."-Reuter.

Dangerous U.S. Trend Halted

The recommendations

But, outwardly at least, there But the martial air was missing made in a report drawn up by are no apprehensions that a shoot-elsewhere the Chamber of Commerce on the ing war will come soon to end the the capital, citizens promenaded Back in Belgrade, programme for economic assis-uneasy peace in this explosive part down tance to under-developed areas. of Europe's fretful continent and street, in their Sunday best just Terazije. the main perhaps touch off a third world as they usually do on a Sunday The report made these recom-war, mendations.

This estimate of the situation ring, window gazing, court- 1. The programme should be

is not based alone, on coffee housing and pipingomaneasca on a rodest and carefully cir- gossip and tram and bus chatten. cunscribed basis, to avoid any through Yugoslavia, I have found In the course of a 1,250 mile tour charge of either paternalism cr

Down imperialism, and with domestic scant signs of alarm, no elaborate

trooped a budgetary considerations a guid-precautions against possibility of score or more of Marshal Tito's ing factor of paramount im-invasion, writes a correspondent working brigades young portance.

and women clad in blue denims, port of rumour-ridden Trieste there was much more singing as they marched behind enter-talk of war than there was along Yulavia's blue, white and red private prise should form the cornerstone the way across the broad plains banners. of the programine.

of Serbia and through the steep

Some of them are working on 3--The Government should hills of Northern Yugoslavia a new city which the country is appoint " Advisory Board tol Along the battered dirt roads deal with all aspects of technical peasants led lolling oxen pulling Danube and Sav Rivers, Others and financial aid, made up of carts laden with casks of slivivira are building roads and factories citizens

of competence and ex--the country's rational drink and homes in a gigantic perience in foreign trade, invest and farm products to the mar-struction programme refected all

and other domestic and Selds of private enter-timber for export

kel Others trudged past with through Yugoslavia.

the As they marched their leader There were no troop

move called out, "What are we doing 4-The Government's function ments to interfere with their "We work," came the sacrissed should be "supervision and in-

mevement to market and factory whom?" tegration of activities by its own

"For the Peo- agencies; a cautious expansionen in such towns as Neschice and Osijek, both within 20 miles

2---American

ment,

(of aid) by Government with the Hungarian border.

in felds such as public

sanitation, education, food supply,

and

natural resources,

public

finance and adm

administration, and the encouragement of a flow of private capital"

5-Aid

projects should be con- fined to "countries where there

is a genuine desire and ability in co-operate and where there

is na question as to conditions favourable for economic deve- lopment. "

made

Strategic Point

Osijek is on the River Drava. strategic point in any Yugoslav defence against attack from Hungary, which has been one of Marshal Tito's chief attack- ers, and it would seem likely

building at the confluence of the

coa-

ple."

And again, "For whom?" "For the Party."

And once more, "For whom?” *For Tito."

They and the rest of Yugo- slavia had been told by the official press of Russia's action In renouncing the treaty of friendship and alliance with Yugoslavia.

other war.

made a

Washington, October 2. vin. Price today said Russia's Democratic Representative Mel-

possession of an atomic weapon this country toward isolationism" had balted a "dangerous trend in and might help, to prevent an-

Mr. Price

Joint radio appearance at Chicago with Dr. Kenneth Pitzer, research chief for

Atomic

Energy Commission. Dr Fitzer said

the States must.

Waited not become com- placent because of its four-year added that there were still "ex- atomic lead over Russia He

tensive discoveries to be made in the atomic field.

Price, a member of the Joint

. Congressional Atomic Energy Committee, said: "It is not likely a major power would

into an atom bomb

gü

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Leanwhile, the Atomic Energy

Committee was thrown into a furore by the chairman, Senator Brien BicMahon, who suggested that it should be told how many atomic bombs had been stock-

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splashed Yugoslavia's oficial re- Ferhaps troops have been puil-ply that the Soviet move was “a treatment for American private areas for the big scale army ma-sian ied campaign of "blackmail-tory chiefs and the Atomic Energy TAKE ANY EASTERN TRAM CAR OR HAPPY VALLEY BUS

of fair fed out of some of the strategic hostile act" and part of the Rus-

piled

Loeuvres just ended South oing pressure" against Yugoslavia. Belgrade.

6-Treaties should be providing "assurance

capital"--Reuter.

NEW CLUE TO

CANCER CAUSE

San Francisco, October 2. Electron microscope pictures have provided a new clue to the cause of cancer, Dr. Stafford

are

Such ariny macocusTES customary in all Balkan countries

Up To Russia

at this time of the yeRS. But It did not seem to make any it would seem extremely unlike-difference in the day by day life ly that Marshal Tite would risk of the Yugoslavs, except perhaps withdrawing strategic forces for to strengthen their resentment manoeuvres from exposed parts against the Eastern European of his country if he anticipated neighbours and particularly those who served under the Axis dur- ing the second world war.

attack.

Warren, head of the Medical Marshal Tito also reviewed his School of the University of Cali-troops along with senior Army fornia at Los Angeles, said this commanders. Rumbling tanks bore crayoned slogans of the The instrument magrifies hum-Army's readiness to fight in de dreds of times more than ordinary and bombers dived in formation fence of the country. Fighters microscopes.

week-end

Dr. Warren, former Chief Radiological Safety for atom

overhead.

of

bomb projects, said the pictures

Only the President, his mili- Commission are kept informed of progress on the atom bomb pro- gramme.-United Press.

HAILE SELASSIE'S GRANDSON

Valetta, October 2 Two-year-old Prince Paul Haile Selassie, grandson of the Increasingly tough exchanges Emperor of Ethiopia, arrived in and the Cominform boycott of Malta today by special plane from Yugoslavia made one thing al-Addis Ababa today with his nurse. most certain, that Marshal Tite He was staying overnight, to w have to look to the West continue the flight to London ear- almost exclusively for the in-ly tomorrow-Reuter. dustrial goods he needs to carry

out his country's five year plan.

Perhaps this is best demon-

Canberra, October 2.

The External Affairs Minister.

show for the first time that cer- capillaries and are dissolved by strated by Yugoslavia's industrial Dr. Herbert Evatt, announced tain cancer cells have embryonic the blood stream

arms which

fair

be

with

apparently enable This digging ability may

in Zagreb, the country's them to dig through the walls the main cause of malignancy, second city and one of the places tonight that Australia had agreed of blood vessels. Normal tissue Dr. Warren

told a divisional country.

visited during my tour of the in principle an exchange of

diplomatic representatives cells cannot do that since they meeting of the American Cancer

Russia has boycotted the fair.ments-Associated Press.

the Egyptian and Israeli govern- are too big to pass through the Society-Associated Press.

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SOVIET MOVES

The

Berlin, October 2. American-licensed news- paper "Tagesspiegel" today said that 32 Soviet military trains passed through Berlin, bound for the

Yugoslav border, between September I and 30.

It said that the

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