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U.S. CHINA

CHINA POLICY

AIR RACE ACROSS THE

WORLD

Fort Worth, January 17. Sonator Tom Connally said today that the United States -- if it had seized Taiwan - would have aroused the permanent hatred of both sider in the Chinese civil war.

The Texas Democrat, Chairman of the Senate

Foreign Relations Committee, added.

way,

"This nation has always been roerce or destroy Chlong Kai-

China. a friend to

We have abek, which began to inke shap© sponsored and helped them in Chinn in 1943,"

leader, The Senate Democratie bul conceivable every when continuing to do so after Senater Robert Taft of trying to

Scoti

Republican Luens, accused London, January 17.

vil war Some of the world's fastest their descent into 2

air- would

thean armed interven-stroy the jet planes and newest

# was time liners will race 14,000 miles then, we knew across the world from Britain to New Zealand in 1953--the longest international air con- test ever planned.

stop.

hupartisan foreign ever since he came to the nale. He nude the harge 19 replying to Senator Ferglison, "In widition to rand wartime who harf chided Sesinte Democrats help, this untion poured more than for agreeing at a party caucus to two billion dollars worth of cash, rally behind the hands off China and Tapwan puhey laid down by fond, supplies, mms at ammuni-

President Truman and Mr. Deup The question being aster heretion into Chinn after 1945

"We sent them Generals Mar- Arbesar. How is low nen wil they come

Wedemeyer shall, Stillwell,

and dog in one clay'

with a host at itlitary Experts are already predicting Bart, along w rivilian

alles that they will do the trip in lesz) and

Kai-shek Chinng Genre classiruo dom 30 hours flying thr pared with the present reeund of failed completely to halt the in-

infiltration Just sunler 8 hours set up by the vastor nipl Royal Air Force Lancaster "Aries" | (7 these Communists

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an England Wellington flight North. 16 1940.

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CAMPAIGN AGAINST NOZAKA

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1050,

Họ Chi minh appeals for recognition

Ban Francisco, January 17.

The Indo-Chinesa robot leader, Ho Chi-minh, today appealed for world recogni- tion of his government, using the same formula as the Chil повр Communists, according to Poking radio which broad. cant the text of note rs- colved from Ho, without com. ment.

He said he la ready to de- tablish relations with wny the "bala of government on

and mutual respect equality for national sovereignty and territory"-the same phrasoo-

logy use

used by the Chinese

Communist Foreign Minister, Chou En-tal.

Ho called himself President of the Democratic Republic denounced Vietnam and

pf French

said the

На "Imperialism." Indo-Chinese rebel

army

is "drawing closer to viotory with Bach passing day" and has won sympathy and support of peoples in the world, wherefore his regima To ready to outablish relations,

United Press.

Russian walk-out in Tokyo

Tokyo, Junuary 18. The Russians again walked of the Allied Control out Council today, refusing to dis- cuss the repatriation of Japan- ese prisoners of war.

They raises no objection to the presence of the Chinese Nulton- alist representative, General Chu Stub-min

The Runstans walked out be. Cause the question of repatriation of Japanese prisoners from Rus- was placed on the sian territory

|

Attempt on life of Philippines Chief of Staff

Manila, January 18. Major-General Mariano Castanoda, Chief of Staff of the Philippine Armed Forcos, narrowly. escaped death, but his chiof alde do camp was killed and an orderly wounded in an gm- bush at Quoxon City, eight miles from Manila, lost evening.

The trio were riding horseback not far from Quezon City Hall and were little more than one mile from Army Headquarters of Camp Murphy when they were suddenly fired upon by per- sons hiding in the bushes near the roadside. Lieutenant-Colonel Valentin; and received the Silver Star and

from the

U.S. Salgado, senior aide to General Legion of Merit

for his action. Colonel Salgado Batoan Castaneda and п veteran, was killed, and Ser-atleed infantry school st Fort Denug. Georgla, before the war, geant Eugenio Monadao, Gen-

and the Command And Genenil cial Casteneda's orderly, was

Staff

#{ school

Lenvenworth, wounded in the left leg.

Texas, after the war. Colonel Salgado was hit dr The birthdays of two of the left armpit, the bullet going | three children -Rudolfo, aged 12,

and "Ruby," aged 5-fell toxuy Unit 1 Press Press.

out of his right temple. believed to have died almost in-

He was

stantly,

Aa Colonel Salgado fell, Gen- eral Castaneda and his ulde gat- under a hall of bulleta to loped

Troops and Quezon City Hall. police rushed to the ambush seems but found no one.

The Philippine Army swiftly reundest up 40 civilians and sol diers found in the vicinity of the ambush.

iminsedintely

11.3.

They were Jested to

at famp Murphy, Army Headquarters, AL

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questioning

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away frotra scene of Bring General Castaneda Manila cuffed in the aid of the Police Department to And the culprits.

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Associated

British views on Somaliland

Geneva, January 17. Mr. John Fletcher Cooke, the British delegate to the six-nation Committee of the Huks suspected Suspicion was thown on to the Trusteeship Council, which Hukbalahaps, Communist - Tex is drafting an agreement with dissident Army in the interior of Lauzon

Senatory Justinian Mon- Italy for the administration General of Somaliland, today told the Castanetta informed us that Committee that negotiations Army Intelligence had report had already begun in Rome some 100 "suicide men“ had be231 between Italy and Britain "gunning after him

for the transfer of authority in the territory.

revealed

It was not the cral's first brush

that

Major Gen with death In 1946, during a rally held by My Fletcher Cooke stated "My the Fato President

at j Manue' Governmen, regardla

most

Roxas

Manila quare, important and, indeed, esagutial would be ateassin threw a hand) that the italt Gov Dia prenade on lo the platform.shuld take over the administra General Castaneda reated or tion of the

San Francisco, January 17, A teadlock in the Council ap

Communists peared inevidible when the Bri- The Chinese

wo1 Ush Commonwealth representa- aan today supported the Comin-ve, Mr. Williane Roxigson, short-

form attack on the Japanese ly afterwards, agam place th Reil leader, Sanzo Nozaka, but, item on the agenda f the ant theur Party's official language meeting. was mild.

antet vention ex agon - molilary

Dani such inter

would be the same for a'l aircraft

vestim ultimately both sections by way of Baara,

Singapore to Calcutta, ard

Jemuneratir stant WAD The be decided, polat, to

trinised by the Senute majority East cons of Australia.

lender, Scott Latens of mois, The New Zealand Government after a Party caucus on the issue ham arumunced that I will deve- with split the Senate wito two

Christchurch airport | wuring camps and threatened t lop the

on

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Mr. lurigson declared: The Peking Radio browienst an think this item should be con

finued unl some reply is re- from the "important diferin!”

selved from Russia regarding the official Peking "People's Dully.

prisoners." The Derrats think the State | Communist Party newspaper.

President the Department and

Harewood, seven miles from the South Island city, to meet inter- nafloral standards. Funds have operation on foreign affairs. ulready been allocated for initial work in this connection

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Zealand, the

national Air Race Council with

TALKS ON CENSUS OF ARMS

Attacks by Republicansurrect them."

1-

objection to

the Chi-

the

General Derovyanko dechurod that he was unable to discuss the repatriatlon issue for the reason stated earlier.

The surprise of the meeting The Cuminform Journal sit are definitely right in the actions The race is being promoted by

Senator lawns Bucharest on January 7 called was when the Russian represent- they have taken," New incorporated body in

Nozaka "anti-Democrutie undtive, Genera: Kuzma Dorevyan- told reporters. Canterbury inter-

This Dem:N PATIE 121314

anti-Socialist." It accused him of ke, raised no Was it !ก previous

serving the "imperialist occupiers continued presence of Party

nese Nationalist representative. the Royal Aero Club in London contrast

of Japan." normally official recordet of uit squabbles over some Administra

With no show of anger he led Assistant organ-Hon programmer,

Moscow's "Pruvda" Iwo days such affairs-as

Russian delegation isers and agent-Reuter.

A runs directly counter tu

by the uter called Nozake "unti-Demo- the six-man the Taiwan stand taken

anti-Socialist" und

in the walk-out from the thirri week Cratic and Senate Republicans

last

threw in "anti-patriotic and anti- successive Council meeting. when they announced general

General Chu, dressed plainly with the Japanese" for good measure. agreement to disagree

The Chinese Communist Party in Nationalist military uniform, Administration's decision not to

uncomfortably through furnish arms help to Generalls-gan engaged in no such name sat

enfling urged Japanese Com- session. aime Chiang Kai-shek's forces monists "to help Comrade Sanzo defending the island against the Nozala and other comrades who Chinese Communists

hold erroneous views actually to realise their mistakes fully and

wrist, After that slap on the Lake Success, January 17.

There are 54 Demoaruls in the the editorial continued: The United Nations

"We only hope that the Com~ Senate as against 42 Republicans. Security Council, acting des Thus the Democrats, 1 they munist Party of Japan will dis- pite Russia's absence, today should stick together, could block play courage in acceptance of the voted to instruct its Conven- any resolution of other proposition rilleism of the Information Bur- Communist and tional Armaments Commis-not wanted by the Administration.

bids Workers Parties and correcting sion to resume consideration The question of Taiwan

mistakes."--Associated fair to occupy the attention of of a world arms census, ex-Congress for

Next some time. cluding atomic weapons. week the Secretary of

Russia's seat was vacant as the Mr. Louis Johnson, and General; Chairman of the Bradley, Council met. The Soviet dele- Oinar

to gate, Jacob Malik, declared last Joint Chiefs of Staff, are due Friday that Russia would take no give the Senate Foreign Relations part in Security Council discus- Committee a closed door report

Berkeley, California,

"The weather along the Soviet sions until the Nationalist Chi-

milltary Importance.

January 17.

coast must have undergone a vikt nese delegation, headed by Dr.

Republicans in

The University of California change." T. F. Talang, Council President for

today opened attacks on Amer announced today that its atom- Mr. Hodgson read an Australian January, was expelled. How- Joan Far East policy, demanding smashing cyclotron has pro- note recently delivered in Can- ever, today, Yugoslavia's Dr. Ales

"no recognition" of the Peking

duced a new element, the borra. Bebler carried the fight against the Chinese delegation.

heaviest known on the atomic All three remaining members Ferguson, of

of the Council agreed that the ro- scale. of

patriation Issue should remain on the agenda until some reply was received from Russia.-Iteuter.

on Taiwan's

Government er

Senator

Defence,

the Bonate

1:1

of

Nozaka's Press.

the

NEW ELEMENT

Dr. Bebler struggled to get priority for his resolution invit-Michigan, said, "Recognition

The substance, which is No. 07 ing Cuba to nasume the presi- Red China by any country which dency in place of China, but he has been engaged in the fight to in the scale, is the 'fth produced

world Communism is by the cyclotron in the Univer announced that Yugoslavia would contain lake no part in the vote on the surrender on another front of the sity's radiation laboratory. arms census resolution because cold war. of the absence of Russia.

Scientists raid theoretical con "If we recognise Red China wesiderations ruled out the new! clement's use in the production of atomic weapons.

Dr. Bebler sald Yugoslavia had completely abandon the hopes of anticipated opposing resolutions all the people of the world, parti- before the Council at this time cularly those in South East Astu and planned to abstain from vot- who look to us for leadership in ing. Since Russis, through its any effort to resist the inroads of walk-out, had not presented a Communism". counter-resolution, Dr.

Bebler

would not vote on this controver-

itsial issue-United Press.

GOOD PROSPECTS

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FOR BUSINESS

The United States represent- ativo, Mr. William Bobald, toid the Council that his Govern- mont had not received acknow. ledgment or an answer to a note regarding the prisoners Am- handed to the Russian bassador in Washington.

in

The platform, immediately kick. id the grenade off, anving the life of Roxaz and other top

officials.

nay he pray Ps moon

t

re-

The Committed today began its e of the draft agree- vond rending ment mid sulopted most of the 24 During the camp 2 again articles of which It is composed. The Hukbalahaps in 1047, when

21 is expected that the Commit- General Castaneda was chief of

the wall compitte both the The

A group Constabulary.

af maintog orticles of the agrsement and Huks deployed in the Belds

the 10-article aline. to- fatally truck an offer who was morrow. standing beside the General,

An additonal article proposed General Castaneda raid of the by the British delegat: concern. anbuch last night, "Considering ing the restitution of goods be- the intensity of the fire it was

Lo nationals of longing

United Nations countries and compeNED- a miracle }

the

bullped

were intended for 20

tjon for war

set damage was him, it indicated

ambushers the

astde for decision by the full

Council had hen enrefully watching the Trusteeship

meeting, Army Chief

It was not until he which begins here on January 19. had started the ride that

Italian

delegate, Slanor General's

party decided to visit! Enrico

Corulil, declared that Italy a military hospital about three serve her position this pro- miles from Headquarters. It was posed article on the ground that

reserved on the way back that the bullets conditions envisaged by It did not struck, immediately toppling Co-

He added that the inclu- exist. lonel Salgado from his horse. sion of such an article was be- yond the competence of the Com-

Saw mon

Castaneda's

the

The

horse miles.

General reared and started to dash away before the General could bring it under control.

for

on

"On behalf of my Government," he declared, "I cannot accept this a bad prece- article, which sets

such territories as Sergeant Manadao, after hos dent pital treatment, said he saw the Eritrea and Libya. It means the

of three men firing. faces

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Colonel Salgado, aged 40, was behalf of the United Nations and Mr. Sebald sarcastically observ-Regimental Commanding Officer, not a sovereign territory such as ed that recent Russian requests of the 43 Infantry, United States Italy. to General MacArthur to pick up mure Japanese prisoners from Siberia contradicted an

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INDO-JAPANESE

The University announcement BARTER PACT

did not say what the new ele- ment is like and what might be done with it. Scientists at the radiation laboratory refused to on its value-United speculate Press.

New Doll, January 17. The Indian Government re- leased details today on the "Wallace plan”

commodity exchanges between Home Republican... Senator

India and Japan. under an agreement signed on November that the United Ferguson anid

Bucharest, January 17. States is following the "Henry

Rumania has denounced con-22 to run to June of this year. Wallace Plan" for China. He ventions with Yugoslavia regula Japan's exports to India, to cost urged permanent non-recognition ting railway services and frontler US$21,300,000 at the present de- of the Chinese Communist re-traffic because of the "hostile" valuation rate, will include raw gime.

Yugcalay polley, the Rumanian allk, woollen yarn, industrial, and Ciung Mr. Wallace's visit to news agency eald tonight, Reu-heavy electrical machinery, cast fron plpo and": non-ferrous metals. Mange list in New York, January 17.

Indin's exports Tilvi Business prospoots for 1050 China in 1944, Senator Ferguson ter:

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Juter According to today's Lendon iron ore, tanning mat

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London, January 17.

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