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FILIPINOS TO ASK U.S. ASSURANCES ON MILITARY AID

Dutch forces

leaving trouble spots

Jakarta, February 6.

The Dutch Army began to withdraw today from Tarik- malaja and Carost, {wa af the treble spots of unruly West Java,

Netherlands Army head: hers announced quartera

that the avacuation of two

Manila,

far the Far The U.S. Assistant Secretary of February 7.

East, W. Walton Butterworth, will be asked point-blank for concrete assurances that the United States will given all-out assistance in defence of the Philippinos, reliable sources told the Associated Press.

Mr. Butterworth arrived this morning at Clark Field; the 13th Air Force Base North of Manila, in a transport plane from Tokyo and come on to the capital later.

He will remain here for four; which will assure that the nation days before going on to Bang-will not arise azuin ns a military Philippines and Kok for the conference of diplo threat to the

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fal of the resurgence of Japanese power, sources sald).

Quirino loaves Meanwhile,

of the President the Philippines, Mr. Elpidio Quirino, left Washington by plane He had been for Manila today.

opera

in the Far East. from Cardet will be

The Acting Foreign Secretary completed in a few days.

The troops Ard going to

Felina Ner and a group of Phi-

held divicional

lippines oficials will headquarters

with closed-door session. twe Bandoong, 'leaving the

completely

Butterworth on Thursday. In the

Sources said that Mr. Neri hands of the Army of the

asked for the secret session as a United States of Indonesia,

result of the recent, sharp ques- In Washington a week recuperat. Associated Press.

ofing. from a kidney stone tioning of his understanding

tion performed in Baltimore or the U.S. position in regard to thu defence of the Philippines by se-January 10. veral influential members of both President Quirino conferred Truman Senato

and the with President Harry the Philippine House of Representatives,

twice on Philippine-U.S. affairs. While hero I received want a The legislators, who clear-cut defnition of American' detence proposals; include

Adminis- members of both the tration's Liberal Party and of the Nacionalista Party

Pakistan criticised by Indians

Capetown, February 6. The Exective Committee of the South African Indian Congress in Capetown today issued the following state- ment: "The South African Indian Congress regrets the lifting of the trade ban by the Government of Pakistan against South Africa. This announcement comes

a

shock to the Indian people of the Union.

newed ABUPANCO of continued ber.eficial relationships between

countries,"

Our

two

Me

which backed Dr. Jose P. ex-puppet President under

ming), the

Quirino, said wa_ho_left." The Philippine President his party are travelling in the

Min Philippine Airlines plane

and

Lund

Japanese. In his unsuccessful duro.

the

at They are due

Presidential campaign Inst fali Angeles late today. They plan -Benators and Congressman to remain there unt Tuesday who raised the question of the night when they will leave for plans Honolulu en route to the Philip- adequacy of US. defence for the Philippines declined the pines. use of their names. A summary of their queries, which Mr. Nori Mr. Bitter- will place before worth, includes

Exposed position Will the U.8. actually defend the Philippines or, as in 1941, merely engage in a delaying action here in the event of a not wart

worried

Filipinos are

about their exposed posillon on. ibe "front line," one Senator said.. "We fuil to appreciate the con-

In view of the possibility that siderations which led the Pakl- the Chinese Communists may Is to tako slan Government

this soon control, Taiwan, which decision especially in view of the within a short distance of the im-Northemmost Philippine island. fact that the trade ban was im what military aid may the Phi posed! as a protest against the Asiatic Land Tenure Act of 1940 Uppines expect in the immediate which not only remains in force future? but has been

(At present, the US has recently amended

the Philippines only a jet plane Government im- by the present Gove

interceptor base at Clark Field posing further crippling restric=

and a naval base at Subic Bay tions on the Indian people.

which may be regarded as oper- The

South African Indian ational. There are no U.S. Army Congress,

which for the past four combat forces in the islands). years has urged the holding of

What was the exact meaning a round-table conference, would of Secretary of State Dean appreciate any move to create the Acheson's recent pronouncements right atmosphere."

on the US, position in the Far

The

statement addcd: "The East? South African Indian Cen- gress welcomes the stand taken

Government of The

In-

by

in

Fear of Japan

Con- (Soverul Senators" and

they interpreted Mr. Acheson's remarks to mean the protest was made remain, that the US, intended to con

dia that so long as discriminationgressmen, ald

and

disabilities against which

here

T.

driving rainstorm, Mr. Quirino As he boarded the plane in a told reporters he was going homà "happier than when I the last time (in August).!

The UN President, Carlos Romulo and the Philippine Am- The

Joaquin Elizalde, were bassador among those bidding farewell to Mr. Quirino at the airport. Also in the group were State Depart

Mr. ment protocol, officera and Richard Ely, in charge of the Da- partment's Philippine. Affairs 'di- vision.

The Philippines Finance Minis- ler, Pio Pedrosa, went to Now York on

business unexplained Authoritative Philippine quarters shortly before' Mr, Quidino left.

said now that the budget mess- age was completed, Mr. Pedrosa will probably return to the Phi- lippines within a few days.-As- sociated Press.

Russian vessels in Honolulu

Honolulu. February 6. Two, Russian "fishing vessela"".

A

Siegfried Line smugglers

Part of Germany's onca, menacing Siegfried Line has become a haven for smugglers who coffee- from Belgium Into concrete posts to carry, maffos slip through Its barbed wire and starved Germany. The Aachen area, at the Intersection of. Belgium, Germany and Holland has become the big operational site. To combat the smugglers, Garmany has instituted a poljas berder patrol, who, working in croups three men and a dog, patrol pena-mile-long and three-miles-deep stretch of barter. The smugglers.use desays where possible, and when there Fall, report to knives or knuckle-dusters, but the police are patient and only, one 'emuggler kan been shot. The concrete blocks make an ideal pbservation seat for the police as they watch their stretch of border. (Left to right): "Willy Engles, 22, Fritz Hastelmann, 44; two-year-

(AP'Picto). old, "Raudi," the patrole dog, and Horbert Muħike, 20.

PEKING

INTENSIFIES

PROPAGANDA ATTACK HK GOVERNMENT

ON

San Francisco, February 6, Chinese Commünists have intensified their propaganda attack on the British, calling them hypocrites and Imporialists who oppress the Chinese while seeking to establish diplomas. tic relations, with the Communist regimva. broadcast from Peking commented on the de-'

monstration by Hong Kong tramway strikers on January 30 which the police broke up.

raised demands for improved Hong living conditions. The Kang Government paid not the

brother

of

MCCLOY

SHOCKS GERMANS

Bonn, February 6, West. German political slightest regard to the rights of circles expressed disappoint- the workers, but: gave unrement over the news that the served' support to the British

U.S. intends to keep a tight employers

there can be no Justification for / SentratoTM is defences in the Farof the same type that visited Ching pro protesting against the Hong Kong Government wanted readiness for co-operation in a

Japan in the North.

McCloy delivered; his

The broadcast" said that the Peking Workers Congress had sent a telegram (it did not say to whom) declaring: "Wo warn the culprits of this incident that the working class of the victor- ious peoples of the Republic of "They raid that after the om- rein on German political af- China will brook ne suppres- ployers suspended the tram ser- fairs. sion of our brother workers.' vice, the workers proposed. that | John McCloy, US. High Com- It quoted the head of the uniona settlement be reached through misaloner, announced the polley as stating "Only"some days ago,mediation and consultation, All In a speech at Stuttgart.. Britain expressed her desire to circles in Hong Kong also demands Dr. Kurt Schumacher, Chair- establish diplomatie relations cd

that the tram service be re-man of West Germany's Socialists with the peoples of China. Now sumed. But the employers tried and Government Opposition lea Hong Kong, police suppress our to make the workers yield by der, regarded it as a hardening

workers with

of the American attitude. armed starving them,

German force. This eloquently reveals the

The extreme` right- with the support of the hypocrisy and truc coloura

workers and the Chinese resi-Reichs Party Issued a statement imperialism."

dents in Hong Kong, the tram-saying that Mr. McCloy appar

German The radio said "People all over way workers remained firm. They underestimates East on Japan because of its

Honolulu just before the 1948 Hong Kong Government for its to put a stop to this popular free Europe. removing the present trade re-position. In the Alaska-Hawaii- strictions."

atomic tests at Eniwetok, dock injuring about 100 Chinese wor-support and unleashed the bloody German Chancellor, had no i

Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West The Congress statement adds this be

they aver, the Phi- ed here today. More atomle kers-on January 30,"

Incident. "The Hong Kong Gov- Protests

voiced were

mediate comment. that it eagerly awaits the out-lippines might be lightly defend-weapons tests are due this year

byernment must bear the full xes- come of the preliminary talks ed and might suffer another oc-

at the Eniwetok island proving women's organisations and youth said."

Mr. 'numerous trado unlon councils,ponsibility for the incident,' they'

speech in Frankfurt on Tuesday. nad hopes that they will result cupation, however, brief, in the area.

The speech, came as a shock to and- stúdents bodios, according to in the holding of a round-table event of a hos War).

The Trepang and Perlamutr, the radio.

Gorman circles which looked What Plans have been conference.

made both 125-foot sailing schooners "The protest of' 200,000

upon the U.S.. as the occupation India, Pokiston

Japan with auxiliary engines, arrived in working, men and South for long-range control of

The Peking radio devoted a power, most friendly to Germany, Liberty Diamond Cutting Works (Pty) Ltd. Aks in camera on the treatment bly about two years ago, and to gration officials (refused to Africa today began preliminary.

harbour on Sunday night. Immi Chungking declared that behind major part of its, broadcast to It Was disillusioning to poll

statements voicing, support

the right the Hong Kong workers stand all the already completed Khabar wing, who looked to America to

of ticians, mostly from of Indians in the Union. The draw up an agenda.

crews come ashore on the grounds the people and organised wor-rovsk trial of Japanese officers put pressure on the British and talks are to discuss a possible The South African Indian that their papera ware not

kers of China. The workers round-table conference on

accused the community is not directly

order. rew

of engaging in germ French to relax controls. congress in Hangchow declared queation, as suggested by the presented at the meetings.----- The

two ships, same

with that the 100,000 workers in the

warfare and the Russian demand Mr. McCloy gave the Germans another of their type, stopped in city would stand squarely behind war criminal responsible for the polley In United Nations General Assem-| Reuter.

"Hirohito, the number-one the official view of America'a Su Thomas, the Virgin Islands the workers of Hong Kong and invasion of China and bacteriole phasised that Atherica favour

Germany. He last December just before the hoped that they would carry on U.S. Navy's manoeuvres ware their struggle to the end the gical warfare," be arraigned with German re-armament, no fer- held in Caribbean.

the

broadcast said.

other Japanese alleged war crgence of ultra-nationalism No fahing, gear was evident on

minals in a new series of war Nazlism, re-unißcation of -Ger- crime trials.

many, the ships.

on a democratic and Vladimir Gerasimov, captain

Hirohito, the rádio charged, federal basis and its integration of the Trepang, sald the ships

"was not even arrested and tried, into a free Europe, continued hid were part of the reparations from labour leaders who were expell-

The radio reported that the two but was treated by the American to Berlin, development. of freo Finland. He estimated It (would ed. by the Hong Kong Govern- occupation forces with politeness. trade practices in Germany by take another three weeks to reach ment were warmly welcomed by Out of their mind the American eliminating cartels and industrial the Canton labour organisation. imperialists, for the sake of pre-concentrations, full compensation The men are Liu. Fa, president paring a new war of aggression, to the victims of Nazilan Los Monterey, February. 6.

not only commive with-the Meanwhile, in Frankfurt, West of the 'Hong Kong Tramway The Duchess of Windsor, stay-Workers Union, and Chih Chan- heinous crimes of the Japanese Germany's European Recovery log with the Duke, at a ranch, yun, leader of the workers" arch-war criminals, bu

but even ro-Programme Minister, Franz Blue- Bar Tumerico, is looking for a pickets.. Mexican dressmaker because Mexican styles :dro” interesting, she told a reporter here—Asso- ciated Press,

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reprimand a tharp The radio coined a new pro from Robert M. Hanes, chief of paganda term when it intra- the U.S. Economic Co-operation duced "the bellipse elemente Administration to Germany, U.S. who are carrying out all sorts officials discloser Bluccher for of war preparations · Including atomic and bacteriological war

faro.

"The Chinese people absolutely, will not tolerate such a propos terous and dangerous'; situation."

· Ho rebuked

his: comment on a recent report Issued By, Mr. Haner" oftlče,

Herr, Bhresher, was quoted by German newspapers as saying the report must have been written by underlings in Mr. Hones' Chusan story

office because, it won, incorrect:

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report criticised/West "The Soviet demand for the Germany's 1949-50 economic pro- trial-of-Hirohito--fully scoord with the will of the Chinese momie Casoperation Adminis

tramind for funnelling too many people and will serve as a warneralion dollars into food buying ing to all bellicos elements and and not enough into promoting deal a blow to their mailaions;

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On Blinday, Hers. Bluecher.con- able to world panda and the welfare of mankind the radio ferred with Mr. Hanes about the ECA programme inforo leaving Bald.

The broadenst also claimed gates Associated Pressi

on his omitiar trip to the United that Nationalist soldiers are made desarting to the Chinese Commu- nists from, the Chuan-Xalarid group Nationalist, and nasini ja base 24 miles off the Bay of Hangchow. It salds that a denard ters, whb puddled to the main- Land, reported that; they : Naikma alist garrison, was ilindermand and underfed.

"One fourth of the pers are new recruits, & Thng! sEM together like prisoners to pres (their-deserting: Tife, fedinb

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BRITISH ENVOY TO BRUSSELS

London, February The appointment of Sir John Ravgdal, Brilih. Ambassado eran, to be, Br; UAM at Brussolepis), anriou Ayva Rafficcbads Bir

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