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SENATOR'S PLAN FOR COPING WITH H-BOMB

Global Marshall plan for weapon control

"SAVING MANKIND FROM DESTRUCTION BY FIRE”

11.

SENATOR BRIEN MCMAHON

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY! 2).

UNITED STATES OFFER A $50,000 MELION GLOBAL. MARSHALL PLAN IN' RETURN FOR "TRUE" WORLD CONTROL OF ATOMIC AND OTHER WEAPONS, The Chairman of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee:made his recommendations for coping with the H-bomb: shortly after Mr. Truman in effect rejected another Senatorial atomic control' sugges, tion.

The Republican. Senator Arthur Vandenberg had proposed that: the Pre- sident notify the United Nations that the United States would suss- pond its super-bomb. project the moment" atomic weapons: ora de

pendably outlawed,

to make

thut

But Mr. Truman said at his Press conference that it is not necessary or advisable for the United States promise, since the United States har been urging international atomic control all along.

the

141 dorsed by: 14 members of the Donell on how much

Congressional Atomid Energy bomb project will cost.

Senator Eugene Millkin said Committee, including at least five me disclosure might give an in- Democratst: dication of the method: ta bo pursued in the prediction of the bomb...

Truman statement Senater McMahon made bl

Meanwhile, Chairman Tom proposal in a Senate speech.

Connally of the Senate Foreign He said, "if the proposal were fetations Committee favours on actually accepted, we would have attempt at new negotiations with, concluded the cheapest monetary Russin through the United Nations bargain in our history. We would for effective international atonic hav probmbly saved munking control. But he called for a clear from destruction by fire."

expression

The Hydrogen bomb project Russia to embark on such nego- presents the United States with tiations in good faith. iwo choices, he suld--either can-

sil Chairman Connally

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1950.

Ho chi minh recognised by Prague

Parje, Kebruary 2. Czechoslovakia today be. caine. the first. Suropean State after, Russia to decide toetablish diplomatic rela tions With Dr. Ho Chi-minh's rolige. 1

The Crach news agency aald that Dr. Vladimir:Ole. mentis Czech Foreign Minta. ter, had announced: his. Gov. ernmant's decision' in 'a tete. gram to. Hoam Min-lem. Poreign Minister of the “Vlᣕ mantes4. Democratic Repub

This recognised. Dr. He's "Government!” as: represent- Ing:thes? Poverwhelesing; ma- Jurity

-oëthe population of the country" and exercising governmentat power, over. It

Meanwhile, în - Raw - York The Time!" said that: Soviet Aegon von of Ho Chi-minh's.

regimer in Indo-China looks like a green light fee. the Communist revolution from China to the...rest: ofi Anla:

"The Times" said the. Come Inform: Journal's latest issu appolfins. Viet Nam,, Malaya, Corea, Burma, Indonesia, the Philipping and India: the most promising," theatrauk Fauter, and Assholated. Press:

POLICE STATE IN CHINA

Itéporters pressed Mi: Truman far some explanation of the basis Washington, February 2 or his decision, to order, the deve-

Mr. "Angus Ward sald today lopment of the H-bomb, but the president would not go beyond that the Communists clamped his original announcement. He tight police state controls salt thut reporters need not ex-over Manchuria and extended per further Information in the similar methods into North

ure on this subject.

Romulo's call

China.

At Lake Success, Brigadier

T'co- former U.S. Consul- General Carlos Romule, Preal General ut: Mukden of willingness by

told" the dent of the UN Assembly, called National Frese Club that before on members of the UN to make

he was released from Mukilen, he every effort to prevent the use saw increasing numbers of Chin- tinue the cold war armaments United States Government should of the hydrogen bamb.

ese imprisoncil. ruce, or faunch a erusade for take care not to appear to he "The UN remains available as worldwide atomic peace.

The Connecticut Democrat as-running after the Russians when forum in which agreement can

have thus far blocked the Unitedbe studied," he said.

hornb.

few months or yours the nigh certul catastrophe."

the

ImpossCongressmen

"The Chinese are extreme in- dividualists," Mr. Ward said, "but do not think they hoved chanco

PLAN TO KEEP ASIA OUT OF SOVIET HANDS

Washington, February 2 Senator: Raul - Douglas, Illinois Democrát, today urged the:ergotion of a United Nations Police Force as a stap:ta:Help.saya ana billion Asiatic people from being, drawn, kahind:Russia's ironi curtain.

He asked a Senate Foreign Relations Sub-committee to approve a resolution pledging Congress to support a UN Police Force to deal with ag- gressors.

Communism has been halted in Europe, Sennidr. Douglas said; but it is on the march in Asia...

Speed

Peking on US policy

He said the real danger "lies in an almost certain Russian or Commentemperierige Southward (trom China) into the teeming coun.ries of South East San Francisco, February 2

Asia."

.

No. Utah

The Chinese Communist Under the plan offered by Feking radio said that if the Senator Douglar and Senator United States persisted in a Elbert Thomas, mocrat, the United Nations would-Policy of "penetration, one pledge land, air and sew forces for may safely predict that protection of any nation that is sooner or later there will be a attacked

The United States cannot act new White Paper to confess alone to save South East As further American failures in Senator Douglas said.

And he argued, the Asiatic countries do not want a defence |_ pact" such" as the: North Atlantic

pact.

Asta

The radio carried a magazine article cotitled "U.S. Imperialitm Never Learns which also cre dited Mr. Achesbri with "a new line er propaganda." It' sald Mr. But he believes they would join Acheson had scrapped the "stem- in a United Nations effort to build ming-the-Commurist-tide"

a world police force because Rusa sla would not be excluded,

Chance, to co-operate-

line, "invented his theory of Thi paralelish in interest." is a reference to his speech be fore the National fiess Club in Washington, where he said: "Our, interests have been parallel with the interests of the peoples' ទេវ Asin.*****

"I bolleve Russia and her satellites should be given this chance, to co operate, "Benator The article warned: "The Ame- Douglas said, “and we can only rican: Imperialists top all" * their pray that she would turn over fellow. Imperialists when a new leal and olon the convejl; | comes to cunning," and charged "tión, in good faith?

that the United States has with a tight newark af military ultimate goal of ringing itself alliances in the Pacific.**

The Thomas-Douglas resolution provides that the UN General Asembly, by a two-third vote could overrido any veth in the Security Council.

The two-thirds vote, however, would have to include the vote.at

three of the five permanent mem- bers of the Council

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Under this agreement, the Unit- Nations, could' call its police foreg into action either upon the call of the Security, Council, or upon the call of two-thirds of the General Assembly-Assõelated Press.

PRASAD REPLIES TO MAO

serted that there is no safety in States control plan. The United White scientists may be bend-I the potsession of the hydrogen States decision to bulk the ing every effort to complete the to escape the Communist pressure, on sald, "If we win the race to hydrogen bore Chairman Con- new weapon of destruction, it is They are just beginning, to realise

nally suid, might

to us to bend every effort to they are in a police state." encourage # build this weapon first, it is only shift in the Soviet obstructionism make its uso a matter of time, and possibly

and onhance chances for world In Washington,

Mr. Ward, said Russion, pro- short time, before the Kremlin control.

members of the US. Atomicpaganda methods in Manchuria -achieves success also.. Let me President Truman carlier today Energy Committee estimated, the arm, causing Chinese "1" will "

warn you with all the solemnity rejected the idea that because of cost of producing an H-bomb.at toward Russia. at my command that building the the hydrogen bomb project he about $200,000,000 and not the Hydrogen bomb dvɑn, not promise should make a new and special | figures ranging, up, to $1,000,000,- "The conduct of the Red Army, positive security for the United effort to get international control 000 that were mentioned when in the occupation of Manchuria Stales, It only promises the of super-destructive weapons. President Truman's

announce was deplorable," Mr. Word said. negative result of averting for u He explained to his Press con-ment was made.

"Soldiers took clothes off the well-ference that he did not feel it Representative Henry, Jackson, backs of people, seized their wrist necessary or advisable to under. (Democrat, Washington) and Re-watches, invaded homes, reped take a particular appeal at this presentative Carl Durham (De- woman and conducted themselves

New Delhi, February 2 time, because the United States mocrat, North Carolina) believe in beastly fashion." Liberty doomed

The President of Indio, Dr. Mr. McMahon

that nearly every week makes some that the US. can finance the bomb wid

Prasad, replying to Apperloan liberty could natronowed effort at the United Na-without Its being burdensome an Meanwhile, Chairman Pao Er-Rajendra

han of the Sinklang Provincial greetings from Mr. survive in a situation whers tions to get world agreement on the economy, as a whole.

Another commitice this topic. defences, alvil

member Goverment was quoted today as tung, the Chairman of the Chi- military and

Mr. Truman gave his views at sald that University of Californiu saying that the charge that Russianese People's Government, on the ceaselessly poland to meet an attack that might incinerate the weekly Fress conference in scientists. have forecast that it is, taking over Sinklang is a pre-insuguration of the Indian Re 50,000,000-Americans not in the response to several questions on will take 18 to 24 months to build posterous lie space of an evening but in the the hydrogen bomb, Most of his the first bomb, Lien froin two to an answer's simply referred the ques-three years to get production to a space of minutes.” He said the United States is toners, to his formal announce point where stockpiling could spending $13,000,000,000 yearly for men, which, he said, spoke for begin.

the interval, the bomb would armaments. He proposed taking $10,000,000,000 of the ambun rejecting a renewed United go through laboratory tests and five years and States approach In the United then be tried out, perhaps on each year for offering it the world pn two Nations to win International con- some isolated Pacific island.

trol of the H-bomb and similar

Inspired by stars. Representative. James. van

be

conditions:

1. General acceptance of an weapons, Mr. Truman, also reject

Ha comment on the U. S Secretary of State Dean Acheson's accusation was reported in a des- patch of the Soviet now actrice, Tass from Peking quoting the Now China News Agency,

Even little children do not bo love such Hidiculous stafenients sold 'Pao.

Mao Tse-

public, said that India looks for- ward to strengthening ber age-ola friendly relations with China.

"I am grateful to Your Excel- lency for your message of greet- Central Ings on behalf of the People's Government of the Chi- nete Republie and the people of China on the occasion of the in- auguration of the Republic of India," the Indian President'a reply said.

"India looks forward to

the

relations that have,

Arthur edRepublican Senator effective programme for the int Vandenberg's proposal that the Zandt (Repablicas, Ponylvania) "The Soviet Union has never national control of atomic energy?

notify the United Na-thinks that Mr. Truman missed committed any action nich ns continuance and strengthening of work on the H-bomb at when he reached and announced not respect the sovereign rights of existed for untold centuries ba

he saide - Assoclated | tween her and her great ñolghts. atomic weapons, can his decision to produce, the China, He should, Instead, Press,

jbour, China.”—Reuter. cutlawed. Without H-bombs.

3. Agreement by all countries,

two-thirds of their present spends CHS

United States would a good "psychological "opportunity | Would' know that the USSR dons triendly

enforced through inspection, that

ing: upon armaments be devoted the toward constructive ends.

Senator McMahon added that replying

be dependirectly to Mr. Vanden-have kept the Russians worried the United states Organisation no Forumun sald and cussing while't made an ten he saw no necessity for notifying other bid for International con-

would administer the

thousand milion dollar fund the United Nations. Senator Yan-trol.

under his proposal.

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The time had passed for cont ventional thinking? on, thọ, subject of atomic armaments, and the United States must "inp to the roots the resources of our in- genuity and Imagination. Wo would regard 1 no suggestion d too startling or unconvention! for careful consideration, and we would be guided, disciplined and inspired by our code of ethics: and democratle peace-loving det cancies,"

"Look at the eur? · Mr. McMahon said Russia's Iran, Curtain Has provented her frum, knowing the true depth q the American, zinterity for phage, He called for an all-out effort to, make known to them the term) of the United Nations' atomle control which Russia relected.

Senator McMahon urged thai, the latest challenge

Department: publ

Kremlin to tell the Russian facts and permit "a" "Unilted: tlong meeting. In Moscow s01 deadlock could be debnied Russian wilngssen, Sungura

and

He warned that the H-bog might Vincinerate **-50,0 Americans: ita space of mint

Tertullave' that fayesy “İsónn)

of the exéoutine, bradati zähmtile glance at the Cauhi kandva

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