1949-12-20 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1949.

U.S. STARTS TRAINING Churchill to

TRAINING Churchill to CANADA COOL

JAPANESE DIPLOMATS

Policy to speed entry into family of nations PEACE TREATY PLANS

Washington, December 18.

U.S. State Department officials disclosed today the United States soon will start training important Japanose diplomats as part of a policy of speeding readmission of Japan into the world family of nations.

The first four of a hand-picked group of 10 representatives of the Tokyo Foreign Office are due in Seattle, Washington, on December 22 on their way to Washington.

Two drown

in rescue attempts

The Hook December 18 Thi and one of the

of a lifebent MONDAY - Mon crew were downed todas 212 MIL A

The 1101-1 Swedish Fetghter Asløg

tempt to asset

The 45 vem olit skipper of the Regin Wilhelmina,

arul twother CEPAS were washed

from Stellendam, membang of

2016 У рура %t°G& when the Webol struggled in heavy seas while dr als work to the

Astig

Wan

which had had appealed for assistance last night

The shippss. H te Boik, The kaller it for hiddhar the drow the member of the crew, 44-geot 1 hotelier, bad dve chikten

art

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Thoy will receive intensivo training for 60 days

in administration of tho Stato Department and its relations with Congress and other agencies.

It was

SNETIC

telemed af the time that prepasations are going fea ward to bring several hundred | Japanese members of Parliament, newsmen, government administra- studenty to the United Con l

States in the next several months day murke them familiar with dema jete

Some already procesnen

Fat T !ise way

Effort speeded up

The whole effort to help pro paro Japan for democratic na. torbood has been speedad up.

• Micials indicated, since the Secretary

of State, Mr. Dean Acheson and the British Foreign Minister, Mr. Ernest Devin, an. nounced in Septambar that m finat Pacifte war settlement in urgent,

New

Since then, the United States and Britain have been at work on dependent draft proposals for a prace treaty A 280 vem old son of the skipper

The

diplomatic training PAY of the lifeboat. Arrangement was worked out by Everything was done to the ther the State and Defence Depart- anissing men, but it was impos-ments and General Douglas Mar- sible in the dark and the heavysery Japanese diplomats wrie des- Arthur's headquarters Thư cho-

by offels The tetut never reached the Fored

as having Anlog but had to set a course service.

capabilities for years of futuje the Book of Holland after having hern at sea all night.

running sUAN

we

The son of the drowned skipper on his return here "It was terrible not

not being

Lo anyiting to save my father

The Astag called for assistance carly lust night because she was drifting in heavy seng towards a sandbank near the East Scheld Laler the night her

In

position whs Teported to the authorities Altemps are now being made to

ther Aslog เน Flushing.

tow Reuter

STRIKE AGAINST

APARTHEID

Bluemfontein, December A one-day strike of fiatives throughout South Africa will be called at some future date as a protest against Apartheid {inema' segregation) and white domina- tion, the African National Con-

A major project in the embryo

Campaign

to restore monarchy

Rome. December 18 Italian monarchusts today iced the Arst shots in a cam- paign for u sreund national re ferendum to decide whether the monarchy should be restor

"'d

Commander Achille Lauro, President

Monarchist Party' Exreulive Comauttee,

11

the

bold the opening meeting of the party's annual Congress here that

would respeel Monarchists Republican Constitutions

the

But some time, sooner or later. when Italy is nally in a post- Uon to decide in utisolute peace an iberty, without the inrence of foreign and coereive forces, second and definite referendum must be held," he said.

leave soon on holiday

London, December 1. Winston Churahtiil salla from Dritain on December 29 for two-week holiday on the Portuguese laland of Ma-. delra.

He will return on January 10 unless evanta in Britain demand his presence earlier, the Conservative Party head. quarters said.

Mr. Churchi and his wife will be guests of "Time and Life" and the "New York Times," which publish his memoira-Amoolated Pross

FRUITFUL LINE OF APPROACH

Lake Success, December 18.

Indian circles at Lake Suc- cess and today that the Secu- rity Council had opened up a fruitful line of approach in deciding to ask its President, General Andrew MoNaughton. of Canada, to negotiate Infor- mally with the Indian Pakistan Governmente settlement for the disputed ter ritory of Kashinir.

Brirl

on [

The suggestion was Inde by Norway and

adopted by the Council Jant night

after the United Nations ICashuntr Com. mission had reported the failure of s attempts at mediation.

Indian anuces saki that in open debate both sides often feit compelled to take up a portion from which they could not after- wards withdraw, whereas in pri- vate discussions they could press their views freely and ask each other for explanations.

ex-

ac-

Dr. Oldrich Chyle, the Czecho- slovak member of the Kashmir Commission, submitted a minority report on the failure. He cused the Commission of making several errors in the negotiations, and placed part of the blame for their difficultles on Britain and the United States.

on nome

Indian observers said that Dr. Chyle's report approximated to The Indian position points, including those relating to the future of the Azad (Free) Kashmir forces, the Northern urent and the abandonment of a

It must be a referendum "in | politieat conference on Kashmir, which the people enn demoeru-

stage is to authorise the Japanesetically choose, with

all loyalty.

to upen centralised foreign trade the form of government they pre- fees is this country to expundter. We are not a revolutionary exports toward the point where party. We live and work within Japan will cease to be a burden

the framework of approved In- on the Amerleen taxpayer.

We only want Italy stitutionis, lative locations are New York. to find her way and fake her New Orleans, Chicago und 1.030

proper place in the workd Angeles.

Ten-

Aside from the diplomats, early scheduled visitors include a party of Japanese newsmen due about December

30, Fitn Ichimata, democratic

Governor of the Bank of Japan. who is due in New York the same day under the auspices of the new National Christian University. Dr. Hachiro Yuasa, President of the National Christian University due

January 5. Associated Press.

ANGLO-YUGOSLAV MEETING

Belgrade, Decumber 18. The British Ambassador, Sir

gress decided at the

the close of its Charles Peake, was received by

conference here today.

The conference niso

Yugoslavia's Foreign Minister, M. decided Edvard Kardell, and spent more unanimously on a policy of un-than two hours with him yester- compromising non-co-operation day, it was learned today. with all bodies establised by the I was understood that they Government as representative of exchanged views on the natives.-Reuter,

the general

international situation.-Reuter.

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principles, It Ca notable contribution. Commander Laury maid The Monarchist Party hatt 350,000 enrolled members and calendable amount support.Reuter.

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THE 13- of popular

Opening of Aid Plan meeting

The

Brussels, December 18.

Belgian Minister, M. Paul Van Zeeland, will leave Brussels tomorrow for Paris to preside over the meeting of the Marshall Plan's Inner Cabinet. due to open on Tuesday.

M. Van Zeeland, the current Chairman of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation, la also the President of the seven- power Committee of the ERP, who are meeting on Tuesday at the Paris Chateau de la Muette, the seat of the OEEC.

The Belgian Government has drelded lo press with all- the means at its disposal towards the earliest possible Implementation of a recent decision by the OBEC'S Governing Council to lift 50 per cent of the existing trade quotas, a source close to the Belgian Government sald here today.

Cripps proposal

The "proposal to fres 50 per cont of the Intra-European trade was made by Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford. Crippa, during the last Marshall Aid talka in Paris early in November.

Britain has already submitted to the OEEC the Hists of goods she is prepared to free. Usually well informed circles suid. here today that the Belgian lists are ready as far as raw materials and in- dustrial goods are concerned...

Last minute touches, however, are being put to the list of agri- 'cultural 'goods to be freed--Rou-

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CONSTELLATION

BADLY DAMAGED

Chicago, Desember 18..... Twenty-five persons aboard a Constellation escaped injury-to- day when the brakes on the big plane, failed as it landed, leaving is free to rim the length;rt the runway and plough through the fellence into the street.

The plans was badly, damaged. -Unlied Press, 25

-Router.

Bank note issue up in Britain

London, December 18.

The Bank of England in creased its bank note issue by £50,000,000 sterling to meet Britain's biggest spending Christmas since before the war. according to the "Daily Grap- hic."

The newspaper sald gift-hunt- ing Britons had withdrawn an extra £52,000,000 sterling from the Bank of England during the post three weeks and during the same period had taken out £10,- 475,000 sterling from their na- tional savings.

The "Graphic" added that one of London's biggest stores was dealing with 100,000 customers

TOWARD RED RECOGNITION

Ottawa,, December 18,

Reports out of London today that all British Com- monwealth countries would recognise Cóm- munist China in a fow day'a timo wore given a cold reception in Ottawa. In fact,, it was learned on the highest authority that thora would be no recognition so far as Canada is concerned until after the Commonwealth conference in Ceylon next month.

A high government official said there had been no development to warrant immediate recog- nition of the Red regime. He said Canada planned to discuss the whole matter with other Commonwealth governments when they met at Colombo on January 9.

However, this did not necessarily

moan that Canada would recognise the Communist gay- ernment immediately after the conference. Canadian government officials ation in China would have to be have frequently said the situ carefully studied before any de ciston could bo reached. Ta particular, they said they would first have to be satisfied that the Communist regime was free from outside control and had effective control over China.

However, on November 10, the External affairs Minister, Lester Pearson, told the House of Com- mons that in due course Canada would have to "recognise the situation which confronts us" in China.

between

Cona-

from

Consultations dian and other Commonwealth officials have taken place tine time on

recognition

of the Chinese Communist

Kovern- cent, but government oficials have stressed that Canada will nake her own decision In AC- cordance with the inets sees them.

Meanwhile,

informed

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Ward rescue

mission completed

Yokohama, December 18. The Angus Ward rescue mls- sion was completed this morning when the Lakeland Victory arrived here with

United States Consul-General and other members of his party.

the

sho

Mr. William J. Sebald, General MacArthur's diplomatie chief. was on the deck to meel the man who was "departed" by the Chinese Reds after being tried

sources

in New Delhi said loday that the Commonwealth countries had Communist greed to recognise China simultaneously. They said India had agreed to recognise te Chinese Reds at the same time as the rest of the Commonwealth, luta Axed date for recognition had not yet been set.

On-

on trumped up charges that he has denied,

Before leaving Japan on De- cember 22 by ship for the United States, Mr Ward will meet and talk with General Douglas Mac- Arthur and is expected to give him detailed firsthand report on conditions within Communist China.

The Lakeland from Kobe, Japan, on

Victory sailed December

in

the

7 for Taku Bar, which week.port of Tientsin, where Mr Ward after a long, hard train trip from left Communist China

(Omelal quarters in London said recognition would be nounced some time this They said recognition of Chinese Reds was held up while the Commonwealth countries do bated whether to recognise the French-supported Bao Dal re- gime In Indo-China too, The Indians had opposed recognition of Boo Dal because they claimed that the Ho

Chi

Mình grou controlled 80 per cent country.)

of

the

The Burmese Foreign Minister, who flew back to Rangoon today

wis

Mukden.

territory

The Lakeland Victory won in a dramatic race with the 'Pacific the first to reach Taku Bor Transport to see which would be get the honour of bringing Ward party

Bafety

and

the

The lille freighter was packed and overcrowded with of the Ward party and 11 foreign members

correspondents and who gave the world a complete Decount of the rescue.

cameramen

after week-end talks with the Indien Prime Minister, told re- porters one of the chief reasons for his government deciding it of the Chinese Communists could no longer delay recognition

On the way back to Japan the Lakeland Victory halted momen- the lawless situation along thetarily at Pusan, Korea, to unlond Sino-Burmese border.

cargo and Korcan passengers Burma announced recognition who got an unscheduled trip to of the Chinese Reds yesterday- China-United Press. the first non-Communist to do so.-United Press.

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