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NEHRU MESSAGE TO STALIN OFFERS OF AID
ATTLEE REJECTS U.S. VISIT
London, July 13,
The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, today turned down a suggestion in Parlia- ment that, because of the Korean war, he should visit the United States shortly.
Mr. Leonard Gammans, Con- Mr. servative, sugested that Altier could co-ordinate Security Council and consider cramnon plans for the defence of the Far East.
the
M. Attice replied that Britain ad the United States already
Similar note handed to State Department SPECULATION IN MOSCOW
Moscow, July 13.
The Indian Ambassador in Moscow tonight honded to, the Soviet Deputy
Foreign Minister, M. Androi Gromyko, a personal message for Mar shal Stalin from the Indian Prime Minister, Pändit Nehru. In Washington, Madome Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, the United States, this afternoon called at the delivered a similar, note from Mr. Nehru for Dean Acheson,
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COME IN FROM MEMBERS OF UN
Washington, July 13.
The United States Government has created a special committeo to deal with offers of as- sistanco from United Nations, members in tha Korgan wor
The committee, consisting of State and Defence Department representatives, will screen, evaluate and place in the proper channels the various offers of aid now being received. Livingstone Merchant, De-
Indian (Ambassador toputy State Department and the Secretary of State,
Informed sources in Washington said it contained. the same information
as that contained in the noto from Mr. Nehru to Stalin. Informants refused to dis-
had close and constiut contact close the contents of the on all questions.
"I do not conskler that
the
need for sith a visit for myself
or any of my Cabinet colleagues at present arises," he added,
Mr. Gaminis persisted that a perronal visit by the Print Minister would. Identify Britain with the American effort.
I would be an opportunity to tell the American people Bust Britain was sharing their burden in fighting the stime enemy in Malaya.
from time
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note delivered in Washing ton, other than to state that
it did not contain any speciflc mediation offer on the part of India to attempt settle- ment of the Korean war.
the Madine Pamlit delivered note for Mr. Achogany during a 20-minute call on the Assistant Secretary
State, George McGhee
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She told reporters. afterwards But Me, Altice did not think that they alleged the Korean a vinit was necessarily the best situation in general, She added way of doing that, reiterating that India's portion remained that contacts with the Amie the same as het Friday, when rican Government Were extre‹ | Mr. Nehru at a press conferetics inely close.
would not sal India
send on There were visits on both sides nemed force to all the South to time and the Koreans Leetose military assist- Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernestance is beyond India's exprelly Bevin, would be going to the and would ninho Bills difference. United States the nutumn to at- At that firne, Mr. Neluru' in- tend meetings of the Noch Al-dicated bis willingness to try to Inatic Powers and the
medinte in the dispute, but em- Nations,
phantsed nare strongly J opinion that Admission
the Communist China Into the United Nations and the return of the Soviet representative to the Se- curity Coimeit are necessary con- enable the Security
United
He would also have inlks with Mr. Dean Acheson, the U.S. Se- cretary of State, and the French Foreign Minister, M. Robert
Seliuman-Router,
Censor was beaten by simple code
(Continued From Pane 6) Finally, in a highly convivial mament, the police sergeant offered to drive me. It was o After hair-raising experience. erossing the river on a concrete Causeway be sent his rickcly old car charging up a hilly bout- der-strewn track. At the top was a Portuguese native soldier guarding the border post,
Governor furious
Instead of stopping. the police sergeant shook his sl at the native and rattled past. To re- compense the sergeant for his help,
bought him a lottery tle ket worth £5,000 if the number wen Perhaps it did, I never heard.
Back in Lourenco Marques I found that the police had called -at-the- hotel -soveral-times that rlay. spurred no doubt by the Governor who was in a fury at
of the censorship. evasion
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ditions to Council to discharge its function jarlequately and bring the Korean Jeanflict to a prompt and peace-
ful ennelusion,
Stalling game by Kremlin"
London, July 13. Foreign Office sources to. day
dismissed speculation that the Bovist Union had put forward suggestions for the termination of the Korean confilet.
It was disclosed that Ave- sia so far had not gone be
of yond asking elucidation the earlier British appaat 'for termination the Korean 01 war. This was held in di con plomatic quarters # firmation of earlier bolléte that the Soviet is playing for time and le not ready to cam- mit {taalf until it has axsart.... ed more fully a balance of Strongth.-United Press.
Bources believed Mr.
Nehru's
However, other Informad note for Mr. Acheron was cond carred mainly with India's desire to see Communist China admitted to the United Nations and the Security Council in order to pave the way for set. tirment of the Korean dispute.
Russia's price
Mr. McGhee confirmed that
Meanwhile Mudame Pandit had told him In-
some foreign di- dia's position remained un- plomats in Moscow express the charged. He refused to disclose opinion that Russia wants to see any other subjects They might a peaceful settlement, of the have discussed,
Korean confilet.
KOREAN WAR MAY
BE A IN
BLESSING DISGUISE
jelang doc Th.
London, July 13.
Military observers said today that the Korean war may be a blossing in disguise for the defence
These diplomuts say the recent conversations between the British Ambassador, Sir David Kaliy, and the Risalan Deputy Forelan Minister, Andrei Gromyko, muy port Ruch ha opinion,
The Russian price, the infot- ments say, would probably the withdrawal of U.S.
troops And any. bilior foreign tros from the Korean penturusia.
Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, is the ranking State Depart- ment member of the group, and U.S. Navy Captain. Albert Murdaugh, of the office of the Secretary of Defence, is the. franking committee man fron
that agency.
Its understood that the com- mittee has not yet had time to work out the exact relationship it will have with the United Na tions at Lake Success,
YUGOSLAV
EYES ON KOREA WAR
Belgrade, July 13.
Moscow is also said to want some do. the UN and some to both may measure the extent of
Norli
to the
The people of Yugoslavia However, officials explained its Arst job would be to co-ordinate are warily watching develop- the various offers, some of which ments in the Korean War, are made to the US. Government, anticipating that its outcome 'organisations simultanedusly.
· general' elections in both
The comm
committee, according
Cominform pressure upon the and South Korea to elect a single government for the whole renin-Lincoin White, will maintain con
State
Department
Tito Government. spokesman, sila.
Rumours are rife of troop move. tant both with General
near Douglas ments, of tanks rumbling Now overtures ?
MacArthur, United Nations com- Yugoslay's Eastern border and of Western diplomats exchanged mander of the operations against frontier sorties from
satellite views on the Korean situation Communist Korea, and with the neighbours, but · no one knows
whlic | today.
Sir David Kelly UN headquarters at Lake Success, whether they are merely routine | wnited "fór word' from Londosi or
Mr. White declined to reveal or a real prelude to invasion, possible new overtures to Russia,
Junt what
unpublicised offers have But in the light of the South "Sir David has vicited M. nomr
come in from member nations of Korean invasion, the Gromyko, twice within a week the UN, recalling that the Seece-are considerably more concerned to ask for Russian cp-operation tary of State, Dean Acheson, said then they were a year ago when In = peaceful sattlement of hin Press conference on Wed a similar, batch of rumours stirred the Korean conflict.
nesday it would be more proper worldwide Since Sir David's fast talk with for the nation making the offer, possibility that
-over the speculation Jssin M. Gromyko, either the Amor for the United Nations itself, vnde the country.
in- would-in- bassador or the British Minis
to make such announcements.
One
in Belgrade is that theory in ter
M. John Nichols, have talked
the Korean war will help take with the Moscow envoys of the
pressure off Yugoslavia at least United States, France, India, Australia, Canada and Pakistan,
temporarily. Another is that the Korean affair is calculated by number of offers of acalstance, Mostow to siphon eft a big part both military and
economic, of American miltary-1
y-strength to were being received in Wash: the F
and at Lake Success, big fob of the new com-jectives to the West,
On Thursday the French Am- bassador visited the United States Embassy for discussions with the Ambassador, Alon Kirk, and the Minister-Counedilar, Whworth Barbourafted Press, Associa- ted Press and Reuter.
Many offers
Other American officials in
dicated that
considerable A
mities would be to decide on the
Pacific and thus give Russin
a freer hand to shift her, ob- The official Press and radio in
in
basis of information from General Yugoslavia are steering a close ADVOCATE OF MacArthur
course type of middle of the road Just what
Korea, discussing assistance would be useful. (ATOM› BOMB
This information will then be
People in Belgrade privately Reallelle, ¡Massachusetts, communicated to the United Nn-
feave little, doubt where their July 13. tions and to the countries offering:
sympathies lie. Smarting under from Charles Sweeny, aged 30, pilot to help, both those who Have
the conditions resulting the Cominform economic, boy of the B-29 which dropped the made specing offers and those who second atom bomb on Nagasaki have merely made known In
cott, many of them are haping In World War II, belleves that general thele' willingness to aid
that the Korean, affair will end the United States should use the and asked for information as to
Russian aggression, atom bomb in the Korean wanwhat type of assistance is most
"If we are fighting Russia in needed,United Pres. stead of North Koreans we should go all the way," the Massachu- setts Air National Guard colonel said. "Let's fell Russia that we have quit fooling around and let's have a showdown. With the atom bomb we could wipe out their supply bases even in that mountainous country. 1. think we
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ALEUTIAN BASES
But the average Yugoslav is not losing his holiday because of the Coast-bound trains are situation. packed with holiday makers.
Tito himself was at his summer resort island of
of Brion. Many of his Ministers are also on holiday. They are apparently satisfied that all possible precautions against invasion have been taken.-Asto
Washington, July 13. The United States Defence Do partment today announced are versal of its decision to close three all bases in the Aleutian Islands einted Press.
Shemya, Cold Bay and Adak. Korean war in a big way and Senator Warren Magnuson (Do think we can end it quickly "If mocent, Washington), who said he we use the atom bomb and dat had been notilled of
decision, Them know right off that we told a reporter that the bases, mean -business."United-Press----
which
of Western Europe against any Soviet aggres-hre really ready to get into the sion.
Their only hope is that the price of the lessons be,
ing learned in Korea will not be too great. Every mile reeled off by Communist tanks in Korea
"In Johannesburg too the Por- has exposed the weaknesses tuguese Consul General hnd in tactical concepts under- strongly expressed his displen-
lying existing perils for sure to my editor.
Before I left for good next Western Europe.
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OPPOSITION TO KING LEOPOLD
MEDIATION ON
..... KASHMIR
the
to Tekvide the shortest route
closed
The
were to have been
for econ
ANGLO-EGYPTIAN RELATIONS......
Naples, July 13,
Minister,
economy reasons..but
The Egytian Prime situation in Korea had caused
| Mustafa El Nahos Pasha, said here a change of plan,
Reuter.
EXECUTIONS IN SOUTH KOREA. General MacArthur's HQ In Korea, July 19:
on a footing of absolute equality,
Nasits Fosha added: that pre-
sent relations between Britain and Egypt were of the maximum tor- | diality,
New Delhi, July 14. Shemya, which has cost $169,-today that there could only be an to agreement between Egypt and a route Sir Owen Dixon, the United 000,000, providen
Britain if Britain recognises the Nations Mediator on Kashmir, Tokyo, the Senator said. 2,000 independence of Egypt and treats day there was one more adven- The Red successes have de-
shorter than the mid- Brussels, July 13.
today discussed with the Prime miles ture. As I wandered round the monstrated the futility of count-
Minister, Pandit Nehru, prelimine Pacific route by way of Honolulu. The Belgian Socialista pre- town waiting for train time, lag heavily on air power to stop
arrangements A
for a joint It two sleuths shadowing armour.
underscored, the pared for a new Parliamentary meeting of the Prime Ministers of spotted me and dotermined on a little sbvious that there in ne sub-fillbuster: today and called a India and Fakiston with himself. hide-and-seck.
stilute yet for properly armed general strike throughout Wal- Sir Owen Dixon, who arrive Down alleys and round corners and equipped foot soldiers.
lonia for Friday and Saturday here early today from Srinagar. the hunt went on until we were Estimates of the number of in-
met Pandit:
the
arter neur a Chinese temple I remem-fantry divisions necessary to de- to delay as long as possible the
is expected to conter: bered from previous visits. fend the West may have to be return of King Leopold from noon. Heusin
Cornering rapidly, I slipped raised considerably as a result of five years of exile with the Pakistan Prime Minister, in Karachi, into the temple, and, after med! these lessons.
Socialist Deputies delayed the Mr Liaquat All Khan, in lating there fów. minutes, Training will have to be made election of a Speaker for four before making any annoucement reeped out,
more realistic and bloodler-like hours last Thursday at the open-on the joint meeting or It gave me great pleasure to world War II British-run schools ing of the joint session of Parlin The Mediator has spent more four weeks in Kashmir see the two mystified flatfoots for Allled invasion troops-tament, called to repeal the 1945 than pounding up the street
hot prevent green troops from law making Leopold unfit to making a study of the Kashmir
dispute-Reuter chase of nothing.
janteking under Are as some reim. fresh Amorlean Keren.
fri
At the station a little Juter my South African friend pointed out police chief heading a squad
the
of detectives apparently assigned
There may be from military
-י .
tropps did in anker to speak in the de
By this Thursday, 37 Socialists lind
new
pressure bate in a further attempt to de- men to rearm lay the vote ns, long as possible. to see me, off the premises.. Il (Western Germany -- in one""form"Esch speaker will be allowed to would have been fun to meet the or another to top one of inik for one hour and; hlthough censor, but I imagine he was the world's largest pools of war hematolity Social Christians having a bad quarter of an hour experienced manpower,
could move closure at any time, with the Govertior, SA
Tank development most. at them favoured letting Anaw, tank-development that Sociallkis harangue through programme, called for by next week. The best qucas was American: offigers in Germany that Leopoldo would return from a much two years deỡ, tulilla on exile after July, 22 probably be started following United Proti,
U.S. TO LAUNCH TRUTH CAMPAIGN
Washington, July 13,7 President Harry Truman to
day asked Congress for USS
ahh failure of Americanfarmour.v before the superior Atalan Banks in realightings has b
Minerican officers who or- STOLE A HOUSE Manila, July 14.
80,000,000 to Taunch a came Baited the United States Con
abulary In Córmany
paign of truth against Com-special hard-hitting herhoured Folice records tal of strange munism throughout the world. force reported after felda tests thafts, from manhole, coveră, to In a letter to the Speaker of that American armourowns.in lumber yards, but it remained the House, Samatay burn, Demo-match for: Rusalan arinour for Flipino couple on Iloilo to crat of Texas, Mr. ruinas doaked that Something.be done come up with the theft of a clared the greatly expanded in- about, 1 These officers at pro hoc in tollo City allégod formation drive in vital to our sent are training European col Police national security ripped haldiers in the use of that same that Aquilino Sinaen, aged 40, We will never attain real armour under the military ald and his wife Conchita' stole plece. meal a house belonging to Lydia security until people everywhere programine, për disa realise that the free nations of this On the other hand exports sald Pineda, a student. Lydia' had just world are the true sackers of the Korea War hon brought new bought the house and wher, she world penco" he said.
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The money he' okked would appreciation for": "old-fashioned" | went to' occuby it all he could |
bol weapons, When the Uelted find, according to police invas
States begin gending F-17 Thun slators, was aakeldton" derbolts fighters to -Greece "and" is wedly, Hodie vind,other Turkey, for example, the Greeks párt m Holly banakother "vital and Turks called for faktor jet The police allegedly, traced the
Poèm loss of? the' hours to the Binson') fighters instead.
used to expand the Stala Dd partment's Voice of America
other information Pro.
and
PICSO.
grammes.Associated, SA
mandare an 15224mers Trans] family'atid- now for the past two |
„Copenhagen, July 19
Denmark will shortly appoint a pointed out that the hundway lalaymanvy hava boon, curling mise Minister to Israel. An uncias told bolts are still gametig 446Kbark Pelaneous section of #LER to the Reuter the Penmarkkojad, in planes in the world for groun
principle galewd the ostala to support and tanks Bustina
#arnol. Reuter. Een salon.Wheel United Press
11: Court up, exhibit-in
The accord being negotiated ba tween the two countries at this, Ume was expected to be ratified in the autumn, he said DNA
on hlá
Communist Eyptian Fromfer. was
Twelve hundred
passing through Naples riska" have been way
way to France. for a rest cure. He pecurity
Korean sold that his journey to Europe execuled by the South police since the outbreak of the was not political. He would visit Korean war, Kim Too-sio, chief Paris and Landon to be examined or the South Korean police, con- by specialist doctors, he added. Armed, todayRouter.
Reuter.
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