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Washington, February 8. It was learned today that Président. Truman is considering a suggestion that he send a high- *-level American commission to the Philippines, The commission, would study a broad range of

problems hampering the island's economic rehabilitation and investigate the charges that much of United States aid has been wasted

TC-

White House sources sald American" old material hiled to today that the suggestion was be used for the constructive pur made to President Truman by poses Intended. the Philippines President, Mr.

Mr. Quirino's suggestion of Elpidio Quirino, during an American Investigation is hour-long converantion on Sal-garded in diplomatic circles as a urday,

forthright response to charges dvanced that larve amounts of Unlic

Stotes Army

Burplus in The Philippines had gone astray.

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sofmal Governinental

proposal but

President expressed Quirino's personal suggestion.

President Truman's only im- mediate reaction was to 'lell Mr. Quirine," will think it

over."

However, the fact that this mug- gestion has been communicated from the White House to some of President Truman's foreign policy for their consideration uleated that it is receiving some

vist m

In advancing his suggestion, Mr. Quirino pointed out that such un Atwrican mission would have two objectives:

1, To advise the

Philippines,

Do methods by which they might speed up rehabilitation;·

2. To ascertain the validity of charges that large amounts of

LONGEST TRIAL EVER ENDS

Acheson statement

Observers recalled the Becro- tary of State, Dean Acheson's, recent statement that the Unit. ed States can advise and urge the Philippines and

if help continues to bo mleused the United States can stop giving help.

to

President Quirino's suggestion for an American commission !s regarded as the logical way Sarry out the offer to advise and urge.

Some diplomats think that commission would Americon failure to appoint a weaken Mr. Acheson's position. Recent state- menis by American officials have tended to indicate a United States attempt to soften the impression created by Mr. Acheson's offhand remarks about alleged misuse of nid.

But there is undoubtedly dissatisfaction within the Ameri- can Government over the rate of the Philippine economie rehabill- tation.

circies is that if Mr. Acheson is The consensus In diplomatie

as concerned with the situation กร professes to be, then the

Liverpool, February 8, The longest murder trial in British legal history ended here today with a death sentence) for # 26-year-old labourer United States should necept Pre- convicted of murdering a local eldent cinema maringer in a hold-up United Press.

The condemned man, Georgs Kelly, had been in the dock for 32 days-13 during the first trial when the Jury disagread and 19 on the second, which ended with the death sentence today..

Throughout the long cross- examinations, Kelly staunchly denied that he shot Leonard Thomas, 44-year-old manager of the Cameo Cinema one night last March when Thomas refused to hand over the night's takings in the theatre's little offer after closing time.

A second man, Charles Con- nolly, also 26, will be tried it the same charge as Kelly inext month. He had originally been charged together with Kelly and was sent for a separate re-trial when the Jury disagreed-Reuter,

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Manila, February 10.

The U.S. · Acclatant' Bears- tary of Blate. W. Walton Butterworth, reviewed the .entire

range of American foreign policy in the Far East at a conforance behind closed „doorg · with, high Philippine .....omalais, the Acting Foreign

Secretary, Felino "«Nerl," sald -- today.

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divulge any detaile but FHI. pinos present apparently felt the discussion had brought into proper facus recont policy statements by the 'Becretary of Stato, Dean

Acheson,

tor Camillo Oslas announced that he will discuss on the floor today the US. altitude toward the defence of the Philippines.

"We must

see to it

that

this time we would not be holding the bag should an. other, war come," said Mr. Oslas, a strong supporter of the 'ex-puppet President un der the Japoneze, Dr. Josa P. Laurel-Ascociated Press.

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PAKISTAN'S CASE ON THE KASHMIR ISSUE

Lake Success, February 8

Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, Foreign Minister of Pakistan, today continued his presentation of the Pakistan point of view when the Security Council continued its discussion of the Kashmir' question.

Yesterday Sir. Mohammed dealt with the back- ground of the question of accession of Indian States to either of the two Dominions of India and Pakistan and how Kashmir was affected by it.

al

Srinagar, was immpadzable to or dinary trame for Tour 'inonths in the year owing to heavy snow” In

high tho

mountains through

which the routs loy;" /

He doubted whether. 12 Kash- |iniri people could be 'named "who, living under the Maharajas, dur- ing the last 100 years, had attained any position of Impor- tance while they had lived in Kashmir.

"Once the people of Kashmir; arrived in Pakistan they invarị-- ably reached the highest. posl-

Sir Mohammed sold that it tion," he addled, Kashmir accede to India" the Sir Mohammed said that Pakia- whole of the communication sys-tan did not dispute that the tribal tem would be threatened with incursion into Kashmir began in breakdown. so far as Pakistan Is October 22, concerned."

a point repeatedly stressed by the Indian delegate. India is in no way threatened But India had not mentioned the from the side of Kashmir, Tact that before, October 22. there- the Pakistan Foreign Minister was a vigorous movement within suld, as it has no more than about Kashmir, directed against CS-

20 to 30 mlies of accessible land Maharajah's rule. contact-with-Kashmir-The-rest of India's land contact with Kash mir is highly mountainous.

He emphasised that the geo- graphical layout of Kashmir is integrated with Pakistan (and not with India. He dealt length with the economic aspect of the issue and said that a greater part of the trade, of Kashmir is with Pakistan and passes through Pakistan, pecially Kashmir's timber.

Earlier, Sir Mohammed had distributed maps of the Kashmir State and I frontiers

to the Security Council membors to ¡II-} ustrate hils points regarding the geographient contriuity to Pakis tan and its natural economic inte- Frity with Pakistan.

He said the whole of the timber produced in

Kashmir passes through and is marketed and sold in Pakistan, Twenty to 25 por cent of the revenue of the Kash- mir Government is derived from the sale of this timber.

Gir Molamnted sold that the economy of Kashmir is interdo- pendent on the economy of Pakls- Lan,

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Sir Mohammed said that Kash- mir's accession to India means practically nothing to India but it of vital importance to Pakistan.

rivers Three of the

flowing through Pakistan

pan through the land frontiers between Pakis- tan and Kashmir,

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the

Thatribal incursions wara directly, the result of the Mahara➡ · Jah's repression in trying to put down the people's revolt.

Internal troubles

The Paklatan Foreign Minister said it was unbelievable, that India did not know about these internal troubles within Kashmir. Ho road Prens statement given by Sheikh Abdulah, the Kashmir leader, in New Delhi on October 21, a day before the tribal inrur- sions.

Natural outlet “ The three roads constituting Kashmir's land communicatiohs with the outside world before par-

Sir Mohammed quoted Shaikh tition all pass through Paklitan.

Abdullah as stating that, as re- After Indian troops had entered garda the strategic position, If Kashmir, India hed constructed | Kashmir joins the Indian Domin- a road from Pathankot to Jammu, iott, Pakistan will be completely but the part of it from Jammu to encircled.~~Reuter,

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