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UN WILL DISCUSS

SPANISH

PROBLEM

Madrid, July 24.

When the United Nations convenes in the autumn_to reconsider the ques- tion of Spain, do not expect to see Franco's Government standing be- Fore it like a penitent schoolboy awaiting punishment. Spain today considers itself more sinnod against than sinner. There is no hint of compromise in its attitude toward either the United..

Nations, which four years ago applied moral sanctions against it, or toward its democratic or Communistic critics.

the

Increase in U.S. Marine

·Corps planned

Washingten, Jety -24.

An Immediate 60 per cent increase in planned for the. fighting strength of the Unit

States Marine Corps, usually reliable Congressional sources said today,

od

They also old that the Navy was preparing two- and possibly three-more air- craft carriere for duty as quickly s pokalbia, Reuter.

Taft makes a gloomy forecast

The application of the United of ambassadors and sought to From Generalissimo Fran-

of 1940, arouse the Spanish people against cisco Franco downward, those Nations declarution who direct Spain and its light-which called upon member na-Franco,

Britain and France, under pres tlons to withdraw their umbas- ly-held Nationalist Govern- ment consider that they-bet-sadors in protest of its "diclator sure of their Socialist groups, and urged the Spanish may nok that only the "operat ter than other nations and in- People to rise up against it, was ing section of the 1940 declara- tion be repealed leaving the UNO dividuals outside-know

a deep und deadly insult,

Gov- needs of this country.

It still stirs the nationalistic condemnation of Franco's

ernment still on the books. Spaniard as much today as it did

Socialist The

Anglo-French four years ago,

Franco's Government would split on Schuman's plan to pool

United Europe's steel and coat may pro welcome action of the

Washington, July 23. duce a similar division

the Nations to cancel these sanctions.

Senator Robert Taft said But none of its leaders and few Spanish question, some diploma-

In that today that the United States of its people favour a bestging,tle observers here said, pleading attitude toward the in-case, they expect France to side would be a semi-milltary ternational body at Lake Success with the United States, Belgium, nation for the next 10 or 15

This attitude

condemned by and perhaps other Western Euro-

to wipe

elean years and would have to some critics of nationalist Spainpean nations

German Red leaders re-elected

Support from Latin-America

on

US$50,000,000,000 to $80,000,000,000 annually to meet the threat of Communist aggression.

as being too much of a chip-on-Spain's record before the United spend the-shoulder approach, seems Nations, ilkely to continue indefinitely.

most Franco's

recent public statements gave no hint that he t Berlin, July 24.

politlent end German Communists gave ready to awap

economle reforms within the na- their leaders carte blanche to- tion he controls for an invitation to Join the world family of na- day to run Eastern Germany.

They re-elected President Wil-tions which cut him so deeply in

Minister 1946. helm Pleck and Prime

Otto

mah

of

either

Pieck

ог

the

a resounding voice vote for the new East German five-year plan calculated to link the Soviet zone with and its 18,000,000 people the Eastern economie bloc.

on

From Madrid, it appears that with the possible exception of Maxico and Cuba, the

Latin- American bloc in UNO will support whatever mova is made to restore

Spanish fatherland to at least a place of equality among nations of the world.

to

Forecasting a radical change American life, Senator Taft suld the country was moving into a new noriñal condition In which 20 per cent of all produc- tion will be devoted to sustaining mobilisation. He urged partial Immediate tax Increases and "an excess profita tax to put the pro- gramme en a pay as you go basis. In a radio interview, Senator Taft said: "Today we are moving into something different-a semi- which we must military status accept as permanent. for we don't know when the Russians are going to steiko, now, in 1952 which is what people have been

redleting, or in 1962."

agreed with President Tru-

Grotewohl of the East Ger "External enemies" an Government, co-chairmen of

Instead, he has struck hard and the Socialist Unity (Communist)

often against "otir external Purly, at the final session of the

Sometimes he made There Was enemies.#" convention, Party

enemies in-

Diplomatic observers here Soy no opposition. They were elected plain that those

and French That clude the British

recent international

develop- until the next Party day, cannot be called without the ap. Socialists--who have campaigned ments-especially the Communist quietly but actively for a con- proval

tinuation of the United Nations invasion of South Korean with its threat to world peace-have Grotewall,

stand agalast Franco Spain strengthened Spain's chance of well as labour and other groups full forgiveness by the United Backed by Russian ris,

In the United States who oppose Nations which slopped it, down party runs Eastern Germany.

so strongly in 1940. Spain will The 4,000 delegates ended the his "dletatorship" here.

There were with

times five-day party convention

In recent not have changed, they paint out, man on the need for credit con- when Generalissimo but the world viewpoint hastrols as well as restrictions on months

considerable revi- strategie materials, but he said Franco was known to be coast undergone a dering Internal reforms to make sion under the prodding of Com- Mr. Truman sought controls "so his regime more acceptable to the munist aggression.

sweeping he could tell every_far- mer how to run his farm and re- democracies, Among these were amnesty for political prisoners These same observers say they

life". They adopted resolution calling en liberalisation of Spain's con-belleve Franco Spain-once for-gulate every part of our economic

given and restored

equality receive nations-may time among

Internal liberalisation, but some Spain's Chief of state appeared only as much as Franco feels is safe in the light of a possible bolt of criticism froni abroad world war III. Then they showed how tightly

complicated the situation. Spain's leaders,

who admit. they have woven their web with

Sometimes it was the published an

rienting that their country now But. Soviet sphere by parading in

fers economie palns which international peace demonstra- statesman or group spokesman, times are almost unbearable, insist

Sometimes 延 tion" before high Communists

from from all the Cominform countries whitehall or the halls of the that full political and economnle and several other countries.

French Government. But each Independence is the only formula inga Ume turned Franco and his acceptable to their Government,

It German

Politically, Thousands of East

these some of blue-shirted Youth advisers white with anger, and

have.. workers,

reforma leaders brigades, and black-uniformed the, chances of liberal

world developments with more to People's police marched down evaporated.

a shade of self-satisfaction. to And each time that happened, than. Unter Den Linden in a Moscow-

"It has taken the democracles production and to buy any raw type demonstration to the Lust Franco's determination to min

without interference, and if no years to realise that Russia can-materials needed for defence garten-Associated Press.

cessary without help, from out-not be trusted," said one, in com- efforts.

menting on the Korean inva- Senator Taft' said the President side was strengthened,

sion. "That's something we have was going too far, although drna- known well since 1937."-Asso-tic stops were necessary-United ciated Press.

Press.

But almost overy

all Germans to condemn | tiolled economy. Americon intervention in Korea because "the rame thing can hap- pen tomorrow in Germany."

ALBANIA REFUSES TO PAY BRITAIN

London, July 24, The Foreign Under-Secretary. Mr. Ernest Davies, told the

House of Commons today that discussions with Albania about the payment of damages for the mining of British ships in the Corfu Channel had so far beer inconclusive.

to be near such action,

comment

of an

сапіс

new

American

UN action Diplomatle sources here expect the United Nations to reconolder the Spanish question during the autumn, probably in November. Most of them predict that the group at Lake Success, probably without the assistance of Russia or-its -Spain-hating satellites, will of criticism wipe clean the slate against Franco's nation.

The United States, those sources say. Is

is anxious that the entire Spanish declaration

of

The International Court award- ed Britain £843,000 far the min-1948, be erased and that the ing in 1948 of two destroyers in United Nations take a new look which 44 men lost their lives.

at Spain in the light of current He said that a third discussion international conditions. between the two countries' re-

would Washington, they

any. presentatives took place on July welcome an action ernaing both 17. Another meeting would take the preamble of the 1940 decla- lace shortly and Britain would ration-which attacked Franco have to consider turning to other Spain as a dictatorship in power remedies if this also was incoa- by force-and the "operating sec-

lusive.-Reuter.

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