CHURCHILL CALL FOR EJECTION OF LABOUR
Choice of regimentation or freedom before Britain WARNING OF THE FUTURE
London, January 21.
Mr. Winston Churchill, Britain's Prime Minister during World War II, declared in a broadcast to Britain tonight that on the results of the forthcoming General Election depend Bri- live her ability to toin's future as a leading nation and decently without foreign charity. Speaking to an estimated audience of 20,000,000 rodio listeners from the study of his country home in Kent, he launched the first thunderbolts in the Conservative's campaign.
"The choice before us is whether to take another plunge into Socialist re- gimentation or by a strong effort regain the freedom, initiative and op- portunity of British life," he said.
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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1950.
News of
RED TROOPS
missing airmen ONLY 35 MILES
Washington, January 21.
The State Department to-
day
received official
that the two United
word
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Naval filers, who have been missing in Communist China since October, 1948, are alive and well.
The Biers are Marine Ser geant Elmer Bender and Navy Chief Petty Officer Willam Brith.
The Tho Stato Department's *pokesman, Michael McDor. matt, sald the
British Con. aulate at Tsingtao sent the following montaga obtained on January 17 from the local Chinon Communlet author). tles: "Smith and Bonder are well.
Receiving ample food Thay and are comfortable. are living in the Eastern soc tion of Bhantung Province."
Mr. McDermott
the sald Department is continuing its offorts through the British Consulate in Taingtao to ab tain thole rafcase.United Press.
CHINESE IN BERLIN INCIDENT
FROM TIBET
San Francisco, January 21.
The Peking radio said that Chinose Communist troops have arrived 35 miles from the Northern bordor of Tibet.
They carried out a 900-mile forced march across some of the toughest country of the world in the middle of winter.
The broadcast did not ex- plain the reason for this re- markable font, which took a little over a month.
U-
It said thai a unit of the Chi- nere Communist Army of specified size arrived at Kirtan, in Southern Sinkiang province, 35 miles from the Tibetan border. after & march from Tun Hwang. In North Western Kansu province, The troops marched across the wind-swept Gobi Desert and snow-capped mountains,
The Peking radio niso reported that Tibetan "dernoтnts and in- tellectuals" held meeting in
E Peking at which they denounced "the Imperialist
invade plut to
BRITISH ECONOMIC POLICY
London, January 21.
Sir Hartley Shawcross, the Attorney-General, said today that Britain could not be ex- pected to curry other Euro- pean countries on her back.
Speaking at Droylsden, Lanen- The Commander-in-Chlef of shire, he added: "We cannot risk The Chinese Communist army,
destroying our own planned and есовету, Chu Teh, attended the meeting built up with auch difficulty and
increasingly successful and reiterated the Peking Gov-sacrifice, by immediately integra ernment's intentan of a "swift Ieration" of Tibet.
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Chou's note to the UN
ting it with unsound and tottering economics in other countries which have not shown the resolu- tion to take effective steps to put themselves on a sound basis,"
Maanwhile the Chiness Com munist Foreign Minister, Chou En-tal, has sont sacand note
work to But Britain would to the United Nations demand.
property planned and in- ing the "Immediate expulsion" wards
European lon, creasingly integrated delegation, the Nationaltat
economy by all means which did Bavjet newe Tam, the official
not Imperil what she had already agency. reported today in
achieved. Poking despatch rocalved
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Berlin, January 21.
Invaded Fifteen Chinese the Nationalist Government mission in Berlin today with what they said was a demand for money to pay their pas- sage to Taiwan.
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The Attorney-General defender! the Commonwealth and foreign policy of the Labour Government. Under the Labour Government, Britain had avoided war in spite of several incidents which difor- ently handled, might have led to Hartley an armed confiel, Sir
of the 20th anniversary of Jud. death.
"We seek ne quarrel. With the The noted writer and hisorian. Kuo Mo-jo, writing in the Pek-Communist powers, we shall re-
Dolly "People's
blamed main at once fair and firm, hoping American and double-faced ifri-that in the end they will reales that friendship and straight deal- tish imperialism” for the ruten- tion of the Nationallat delegationing will serve their interests best as they will serve those of the wh
Hankow Shanghai and dailies halled the Soviets just rest of the world. stand" which, they claimed, was groundlessly rejected."
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butting up William Brookes. 35- year ond Secretary of the Young Vommunists League, to challege
term arrangements inalde the M Chorebill at Woodford. Empire for mutual trade.'
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"Got to get some young bimed trak into the House," commented Mr Bellato Brookes.
Difficulties ahead
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Amsterdam, January 21.
difficulties Siegfried Wreszynski, 65-
lie ahead when the consequences year-old Polish-burn State of devaluation come home to us less banker on trial here ac- and when American aid virds
time "It is not the rat cused of a wartime fraud, told
through a life have been Dutch police that he
death struggle together," sent to Europe by the British Churchill continued, Secret Service to
"What will you do murder Hitler and had a fund of £5,000,000 behind him.
Was
According to the prosecution he Enid that he was a "busom friend of Churchill who introduced him to King George after which he was invited to a Ruyai bail."
About
WI
and Mr.
Perhaps the most colourful of the Communist candidates bus Hert Papworth, London driver who is standing at Acton. Most of the other candidates are workers, In- Party officials or
Mr. cluding Marjorie, wife of Pullit; John Mahon, Serretary of the London branch of the Party; R. P. Dutt, the Party's Vice Chairman
J. R. Campbell, Editor of the London Daily Worker, and Peter Kerrigan, the Party's na- tional organiser,
no
Most of these men here are he said. Jongor
studente," "They have been here as long as 15 years. They have married of them German girls. Some
Peking "People's Daily also published on the front page In inrge phots of Lenin in a spe
ed edition, which mrluded a let- ter from Sinlis and special ar- Ucies by Thorez, Romaine Rol-
land, and Chinese writers.
Bangkok accused
Chinese Communist Another radio broadcast, said that Chi- nese who had been "thrown into And brutally Bangkok Prison
Government of beaten by the
the Thailand" had sent a letter Government
pleading for
The broadcast quoted the men
have Chinese wives in China." as saying thul they had been in He said the mission
had ex- prison for more than six months
"In the meatime, we can rejoice the existence of goodwill and co-operation between the propies of the Western world to an extent
ullained never previously prace. Router.
GEORGE ORWELL DIES OF TB
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London, January 21. George Orwell, British writer of satirical works, who fought 11 the for the Republicans
here Spanish civil war, died
His real name today aged 46.
was Eric Blair.
hausted its Iunds to repatriate nod that beatings and poisonings In Spain he served with the
took place daily.
those who
were willing to go
The broadest added that the Anarchist formation, preferring has specifically
that to the Communist-led Inter- His government
He had been national Brigade. instructed him, he said, to with letter-writers necused the Thal- hold any funds from those who land Government of pursuing a virtually an invalid with tuber- the past three did not take advantage of the anti-Chinese policy, and describ-cular trouble for
home whened as a "ermumos occurence" the go har opportunity to
bludgeoning to death of prisoners. they had the chance.
More than 10 imprisoned Chi- The group
insisted it had no Communist links and denied any erect Red Flag on attempt to the premises. ~~Associated Press.
GASPERI RUNS INTO SNAGS
had der because of this "Inhuman policy," the letter al- leged.-United Press and Reuter.
COLD SNAP IN LONDON
years.
or men
His "Animal Form" drew con- siderable attention at the time of Its publication several years ago.
satire striking It was D dictatorship and modern under the guise of animals who liberated themselves from their humanmasters only to come un- dere worse tyranny from their own kind.
these problems? Will you simply to on melting down treasures of
London, January 21. The Party was organised the past and shrug your should-
1920, and its spokesmen contend
London is pulling out of a cold ers at the perils of the future'
wavo today. international
The author's latest book, "1989," If so a terrible awakening that it has
Yesterday was London's coldest written between periods of 111- emiliations. It is not a member lea not so far ahead."
Rome, January 21. more of the Cominform. But its "If we should sink into
The Italian Liberal Party day since last March. The lowest health spent in sanatoria, gavd
34 Fahrenheit, an imaginative temperature was
picture of a materialism and
calcula-various manifestos speak of close petty
Communist today rejected Premier-design-
two above freezing. ad- solidarity with other
totalitarian world of the future. tions of immediate personal
It bertes "American ate Alcide de Gaspen's pro-
This
morning's temperatures vantage and fleeting gain it will parties.
and war-monger-posals for the formation of hour by hour were running from He was the son and grandson Wreszynski is charged with ne- not only be our reputation which Imperialism cepting
over will perish but our
to Ing." scolds Titoism power and appropriating
and Trot-new coalition government to one to three degrees higher than of members of the Indian Civil undi and skyism violently
demands succeed his fifth post-war yesterday. It was 36 at 7 a.m. Service and served in the Burma 250,000 gulders on the pretext of keep ourselves Independent
close relations with Russia,
police-Reuter. securing the release of Under-alive.
Cabinet, which resigned 12 days GMT Associated Press. ground Dutch workers from Ger- "Only a new urge of impulse
ago. can win us back the glorious as- man prisons.
that
cendancy which we gained in the He was slated to have claimed struggle for right and freedom a German police offcial in and for which our forebears had an old nerved our hearts down the long aisle of time," Mr. Churchill concluded.
the prison service was school friend of his.
Wreszynski, said that the Ger- mans demanded 50,000 guliders for each released prisoner but the police say that the money was takten to a mysterious woman.
Communist plans About 100 Communists will be candidates for Parliament in the general election.
In its election
mil-
Party demands
campaign the By 14 votes to four, the party's Party demands the "ejection of executive today said it could not American troops from Britain, accept the programme drawn up lasting peace through friendship by de Gasperi for their projected with Russia, higher wages at the new Government. expense of profits, nationalisation The three other parties of the of all key industries, workers' Inst coalition Government are control of industries, and
"end still studying their replies to the of dependence on Yankee
programme. These parties were the Christian Democrats, the lionaires" and a reduction in mi- litary expense,
Socialists and the wing of Fight The British Monarchy 18, They have no serious hope of
Res taking many of the 625 scats in course, an Institution which
observers think it the House of Commons, but theyParty holds to be
particularly
likely that if de Gasperi falls to form four party coalition,: h will campaign strenuously to in- offensive.
"Suppose you gela, majority erease their present membership
will
his mandate as Pro- give up in. some election," Party Head- --which is two.
It is expected "It's a long pull, a slow process. quarters was asked, "would itmler-designate.
will of education," said Harry Pollitt, follow that the King of Britain that in such a case he
Pollitt to commend to the President of the General Secretary and Party boss would summon Mr.
loyal government?" who is one of the candidates. He form
Signor Luigi Einaudi Republic, "By the time we get a ma-to entrust the formation of a new is running in the Welsh commu-
jority there will probably not be Government to Attillo Picconi, F A Vietminh (Indo-Chinese Na-nity of East Bhondda, where
being a British monarchy," the spoken-leading Agure of the majority tionalist) account of their recent came within 800 votes of
Democrat party. raid on the Bach Mal military winner in the last general elec-man said Router and Assocla- Christian
He was nosed out ted Press,' airfield, near Hanel, broadcast tion in 1945,
miner
The trial is expected to last considerable time. The next hearing will be on January 27,
Reuter.
TONKIN RAID
Singapore, January 21.
by their Tonkin radio tonight, by William Mainwaring,
claimed that 29 out of 30 French aircraft were completely destroy- ed, and two, petrol dumps blown up..
A communique of the French High Command in Indo-China yesterday said that eight planes were-damaged.)
ha
and Labour Party members
Britain's Communist Party has $5,000, membership of shout "and "la-small. In a country of 50,000,000 population: But it is extremely vocal.
Britain's Communists' may ba aro zealous. It few, but they costs more to belong to the Tho Vietminh guerilla radio Communist Party than any other country. added that raiding troops using political party in tho "now-home-made wospons", held Its dues are fourpence a week, the airfield for throngHours and compared with only one pena
charged by the Labour Party old great damage. You age, we don't get dona- (The French communiquo, re-tions from trade unions, and we -parted that an attempt to mine have no wealthy miqmbers. so we The Inting strip failed) Router. | hává to pay our fourpence
the
Reuter,
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