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DÉK, CHIMA,MAIL,“ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949.

SENATOR DECLARES

MACARTHUR FAVOURS TAIWAN OCCUPATION BY UNITED STATES

Portugal Undergoing Heavy Floods

Lieben, Decomban, 1. Flood waters rolled through Southern Portugal, today,, ty- Ing up communications, dpa- traying, hempe wenching away bridges, and damaging crops. The streets of Tavirao, šity are several feet under water, and haaky damage in negart- ed. Many residents are flee. ing in panic.

The floods were caused by heavy storme whlah kept all. fiching, craft tled up.-United

Preas

ATTACK ON RAF BOMBING

Bonn, December 1.

The Communist Deputy, Herr Friedrich Rische, shout- ed "a wonderful idea" when another Deputy asked in the German Parliament today.

Washington, December 1, ÚS. Sonator H. Álexander Smith, Now Jarsay Ro- publican, believes General Douglas MacArthur would favour sending U.S. troops to the island of Taiwan to provant, di Communist invasion, "That doon is still open," Senator Smith told a.

news, conference.

He said a final decision probably will come from studies by U.S. military chiefs on the strategic value of the island.

Senator Smith said General' MacArthur told him recently, that Talwan is essential to the security of the United States Pacific defencas

General

Both Army and Navy leaders abroad, the Ganator. odded, scamed, to be, agrobd

there

should do a unified authority for the entire Fah Sast area..

Senotar

Staith. suposted

State Department Advisory Boaúd," "1 believe he worlding closely with Congress, would choose oc- [should fix Far East: policy to be -cupation", Sepa- ['curried nut by General Mac-

tor Smith said. | Arthur. "The general doen not feel Taiwan should be In hostile handa."

At the new? conference Sena-

too Smith 4150 proposed

that

Senator South

also urged an immediate move to erogarage economie and political reforms. In the areas outside Communist con- trol

Chiang's Plan

The Senator discussed his views Gaveryk Mne-on Wednesday with the Secretary

of State,

Mr. Dean Acheson, but Arthur be placed

It is not known what they State : charge of American policy Department's reaction has been to throughout the the MacArthur proposals, MacArthur

Senator Sanlih wald that Fast

"General|ss|tan Chiang Kai-shek ia neglectius Red China from

Dow directing the battle against the, new No-

factor

br FL

Far

country.

what Englishmen would have He and tho General bellevus said if the Isle of Wight had that this been totally destroyed by Oriental developments "onali enpital of Chengtu, has a bombing after the war ended. well be the decisive

whether there will

Bull waro protesting aguiast continued Royal Air Force bomb-

practice "L Ing former German naval base

Heligoland,

The interjection curs during a debate on a motion, submitted by the right wing German Parly

the Government enlling on

to

World War I."

Senator Smith said mony Amer

in Japan official

believe

Tatwin should be taken over

Ceetupa-

Chunu

burning determination to return to power as leader of a free

is conj Generclissing Chlang vinred, Serat War will be the Senator Smith said, that a bird

bus raturn springboard for Leadership.

ican

as part of the Japanese tion until a peace treaty for Japan is written.

The Chinese Nationalist Gov- į

Witr creek Jupan of the end of World

Benntur Smith found

Egypt Honours Mohamed Aly

quadron or Bagptian Army: Sherman, tankuss near, a Comel Corpe-detachment on Cairo's Almaza.Airfield during a militany parade watched by King Forous and high-Egyptian flcat The parade formed art at the nationwide, and week-long delebratione making the entenary of the death of Mohamed Aly et. Kebin Mahamed Aly, the Great). founder of the present Egyptian dynasty and one of the 19th century's most colourful captains. (AP Photo).

NEW CONCEPTS OF

IMPERIAL

GERMAN APPROACH ON RUHR

Unen Axudar Bonn, December 1, The West German Govern- toment today, formally applied

through the Allied High Com that

mission to join the Interna- controls Germany's great in- dustrial base.

DEFENCE

London, December 2.

The political and military future of all posts of the British; Commonwealth has been affected to on indefinable degree by the changed post- war status of India, Pakistan and Coylon.

Marshal Kingston- is according to Alf Vice Mars McCloughry In his book, "Wan in Three Dimensions," published here recently.

this

In special chapters devoted foil supplies, the writer says that to Imperial Defence, Air Vice any measures to reduce, the im

portance of the Pursian Gulf to Marshall Kingston-McClough the Commonwealth by develop-

la ment took over Talwan from General MacArthur made a ditional Ruhr Authority,which "y, who after the war served | ing alternativo

wald

thu effort soon after nak the High Compuington to re- tur thou 2,500 formen, German Two. Generalissino Chinng Kat-enfed to get,qneralissimo Chiang

shok has set up on the inlant to start connomic and political Tha

General inbubitants to Heligoland.

Autbur sent a round-about rags- Huse passed the resolution upstronghold of the Nationalist Gov- forms by China.

ernment. animously.

enge to General Chiang, Senator

a serie Smith aid, “suggesting

.

The evacuated Germans are al present living... on othar, North Sen istunde and in the Hamburg

arda,

Chiang Would Agreb kof reforms, but General Mac

A

Japanese Trade With Argentina

Y

sourcea

"would the most Important contribution to the strength of reorganisation of the Army the Commonwealth." and Air Forces in India,

wars Assuming that all

in- on the committee shaping the reprenant

volving the Commonwealth writes:

defensive ones, tho difficulty would ho

"Unfortunately, the

Least Likely

und

the

The High Commission passed on the request immediately.

ktigt at!

of foreseeing, the consequence author, gives highest priority to The Germans, in their applica of these events does not losses spinlog, quick air mustery tion, referred to Clause of the their real importance and any counteracting long-range bom-

defences bardiment. Senator Smith, who recently Arthur could do nothing directly, Bonn Agreement signed last weeks w

of Imperial visited the Ocjent as a member because his authority was limit-by the West German Chancellor, which made nas attempt to take

them Dr. Konrad Adenaur, and the account of

would con- of the Benato Poreign Relations cu."-Associated Press:

three Commissioners,

dema itself at the outset." Albert Another Deputy, Herr

Committee, talked to Generalta.

This clause made clear that Subject to practicability, the

"What is loast likely in the Wuiter (Gurman Party), said that almo Chiang in Taiwan. He be-

Atielo-31 of the Rubr Statule author says, the line of maximum early phases of war is a strategic there were dozens of places in

iloves. General Chiang, would

and requiring Germany to assume the penatratios, permitted to an offensive including: vost the Shetlands which could be

agree to the copupation.

Commonwealth forces on obligations demanded by the six-gressor of the

the old model," he used for bombing, exercipes. "He is in a tough spot, and it is

natory Powers, referred only to mut embrace most, or all of the declares. M Earlier, the Bundestag un-doubtful that he could defend the

obligations already specified in United Kingdom and each of the AinVles-Morahaly Kingston- Communist in- animously called on the Govern-island from

but McCloughrx sylf-governing Dominions, the Statuto,

the also, develops ment to do its utmost...to speed vasion". Senator Smith said.

The Allled High

Commission the drawing of the line will be theory "Dat "the security of the Senator Smith gave his views. up the return of prisoners of war

assured interrupted one of their regular lofluenced by the, extentṛat - dem Commonwealth, can be still held abroad, and to give logul in an interview, and later to a

sessions this afternoon to meet fence, polley among the members; with, the smallest permanent de- protection to these charged with news conference in releasing

the. Ruhr Authority's American' at the Commonweath. fence preparations, if the general crimes

report on his recent trip

to the

choirman, Mr. Henry Parkman, The Imperiak detence policy standard of education and skill Tokyo, December 1. Dr. Eugen Gerstenmaler, #

y speak-| Orient.

Press reports quoting semi- and Its Belgien Secretary-Gene hoturgus cannot be anything of the populations within for the Foreign Affairs Com-1 He toki a reporter that Generat

who official sources said today that ral. M. Kreckenbeck, and handed but singlaone for the entire Commonwealth and the degree milten, claimed, that about 1,000 | MacArthur is the one man

Gemmonwealth, quik; the consin of Industrialisation in the coun- ovenithe application. prisoners об

still held in could give unity and direction to Japan and Argepijpende During this meeting, they sequences, if this political problem tries which compose it is raised war Bre

July MLA, TALO UT GRS: GILMAN COMPANY LIMIT Western counties, charged with American polleles in the Far East. recently sighted geman whanded to the Rubr. Authority remains unsolved, "must be mi to the maximum

Utilisation sot, the latest ad- wax crimes, and about, 19,000 in He added:

exchange, goods alued at up the report of the Special Commit-larity graYABLE"

vances in technique alsoj.comes Eastern Europe qutside Russia There is a strong feeling, over proximately $2,000,000 dur tee, formed two months ago. on soliticis dificult to forcune

caplar to a country, which mini- Dehler, Minigler there that Themens

French insistance, which has in-faolillongwithout the creation MacArthuring the next year.

vestigated German discriminatory some effective and fully cosmic lis permanentà defence' of Justice,

for the Gov- should be directing policy invol- replying

common 'ponsible organ of that under trade practices.,

de forces while developing techni- only pan ernment, seich that the Govern-iving, not

alsu

The reports sold

in- the terms of the agreement which One of the paints Investigated clsion and execution in matters cal training, education and

yot ment; while offering no excusesChina, And, I agree."

the dustry. the recent Argentine mlion con concerned the difference between of common concern,

en Success or fallifa'in, the raco; for real wor-crimināls, is taking:

cluded the first, ppat-war, she internal, German coal prices and creation of precisely such

technical development In steps to assure normal legak sate-

mentral Latin-American wheat to those for axport, alleged by the organ appears to be precluded by for

present consiltutional · re- peacetime bas much to do with guards Lor the defence-Reuter.

Freach to constitute discrimina- the

which defence He sold his trips showed him Japan, le to arrive next January,

4 callation zainst foreign industrial lationship between the fully self-the manner in

governing, member States of the forces are organised,;, the book tha U.S. officiola are not.dealing

Thordda, agreement, calls fan uses pt. Gertuan confort

Commonwealth." with Far Fast problems

concludes, and a technical start Argentipe to export to

The Buhr Authority is, ex- whole. There is a divided com- $28,000,000, worth, 92, whent,ṛhar-|

over a 'potential enemy' might wanted to disoie the report Tax Mask, but the High Com

well mean the difference be- ̈ and he salt, and "no one finger leh Wool, cotton and other goo

Ewgen survival and destruction. is on the pulse of all the pro- Jugens will: export, to Arganljiva, mallon, reserves the right to blems."

VEN $1,000,000 worth of cement, makafinal decision on the Finding political pereement a Reuter., Londos, December; 1;

Suprema Commander of Al-pchineros, tren and sige, ulectric question

peccssury prerequisite to .Com- Mr. Arthur Boltominy, the Solid Borges in the Pacifle. General appilances and other goods.

the contents of the report have monwealth military defence, cretary for Overseas Trade, con-MacArthur's chief job has been

Pnporis, not metcheem. pificialls, disclosed. Air Vice-Marshal Kingston- Arrued in the House of Commons to occupation and rebuilding of Referring to when imports.The German authorities, how McCloughry Illustrates the need today that negaliations between

afturkale of the Economie Stab even have already been told that for united decisions on what mist Britain and Portugal about trade for Smith, Bald. "He is in saten Beank, gnid hey, hope to their own proposals for pricing be defended and purgats for 1950, have now the embarrassing position of import annually), 300,000 tonsorer cap wilt coutique steiform, the been completed a for ? Provision: wha mado for the having nothing whatever to do Argentine wheat, but this depends hosis at any Allled decisions and expansion of trade inventi, directh the realaland of Asia, which or whether, argentina.WHIphe will caly,bo, vetoad if they, are of our cipate in me the international ennsidered to increase the need tion he Balder Details will be in under the jurisdiction.

wheat agreement. Failed Press. . for forelan ald.--Reuter. announced later. Reuter.

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UN INTEREST IN INDONESIA

Lake Success December

An infoirgal, meeting of the

13 Asian delegations to thef United Nations, and the Au tralian delegation is to be ut Lake Success tonight consider their general attitude t or the "Indonesian question

The question is to come before the General Assembly, shorthe. 1. Australia has taken a deep in- terest: In the Indonesina settle ment and the Asin countles have always showed their sym- pathy for the Republicans. France it was considered necessary that , the delegations should ariant end, explore common points new balore" klis forthcoming des

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