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HELP FOR TITO AROUSES STORM

Washington, October 28.

A Republican Senator, Mr. Owen Brewster, has ac- cused the Administration of "bending tho law" in approving a $2,000,000 Export-Im- port Bank loan to enable Yugoslavia to buy food.

The Secretary of State Mr. Dean Acheson, on- nounced earlier this week that Marshal Tito's Government had been authorised to use $2,- 000,000 of a previously approved $14,000,- 000 loan to buy food because of a drought in Yugoslavia.

The original loan was for the purchase of machinery.

Bending the law to ald Tito through a forced construction of the Export-Import loan uppro- priation is a very dublous proce-

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called u conference of Cabinet chiefs ond Federal Anance officers yester- day to discuss how help could best be extended to the drought stricken Balkon nation.

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following the drought might rernment and its result in an upset

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Tito replacement with what they call "a true Soviet puppet State."

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legislation will be needed before the aup- plies can be shipped in the de- The aid al- sired quantities.

authorised is only a frac- of the $105,000,000 worth of help belt sought by Tito's Govern- ment.

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NOTICE TO MEMBERS TENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 4th November, 1950

There are eight races, the First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

Through Tickets (a Races $16) may be obtained at the Compradors Office of the Treasurera, 1st Floor, Telephone House, also tickets for the Gash Sweep on the last race,

To avoid congestion at the Club's Officers at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the

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NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting fadles not in possession of Brooches or Beason tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and Club Roeme $10.00 Including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the' Secretary on the written or personal Introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all visitors Introduced by him, and for, payment of all chits etc.

Dadgos admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the RACE COURSE.

The Branch offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will clows at 11.00 a.m. and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 a.m. The Treasurers' Compradora Office and the Secretary's Office aro situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House.

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No: 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

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SERVANTS' PASSES

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Mc. Brewster said that Yugoslavia was ruled by admitted Communist regime white "in Spain there is the one regime in the world that kas been able to allmiate the Com munist menace and influence." On his return from Europe carly this month, Mr., Brewster said in an interview that "Tito is tottering" as a result of the drought and Russian pressure.

Up to Tito

The Senator said then that when Congress returned in Nov- ember one of the chief questions facing it would be whether to grant aid to Tito. At the time he said that, January or Febru- ary might be too late.

Last night, Mr.

Brewster also declared that there was no-prac- tical problemn of food shortage unil next spring in Yugoslavia.

"This means ample time for the Congress to consider policy in the light of what Tito may do to release the 1,000 Catholic priests from prison and return 10,000 Greek children to their native land.

"Tito had better bring forth o few fruits before we too hastily

embrace him or his regime." Reuter.

U.S. lawyer may defend Seagrave

Denver, Colorado, October 28.

A New York attorney was re- ported today to be ready to go to the aid of Dr. Gordon Seagrave, famous surgeon, who is on trial in a Burma court on a charge of treason.

Mr. C. R. Gordon, editor of the Ex-CBI Roundup, Д national magazine published in Denver, reported that the volunteer was John L. Gussak, a colonel in the U.S. Army in India during the last war,

Mr. Gordon said the attorney knew Dr. Sengrave personally. "He looks like the anewer," Mr. Gordonald. "The only trouble) is that so far I have had no reply to my letter to the Secretary of State, Mr. Acheson, asking whe ther the China-Burma-India veterans cannot hire an attorney to defend Dr. Sengrave..

"Our Information is that a Butmese attorney has been re tained but we fear he may not be a competent man. Also, he may be intimidated. We would like to see Colonel Gussak start as soon as Mr. Acheson, gives pormission. ---Teuter.

BIHAR RELIEF MEASURES

Patna, October, 28. The Government of Bihar State, whose 40 million population is threatened with famine following a six-week drought, has granted 13,300,000 rupees for relief mea- rures, including loans to farmers. The last time. that relief was marted on such a' scale was "after"} the great | Bihar earthquake, în i 1034, Bihar 1s India's most ini- | portant industrial Blate.—Router.

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PETROLEUM SHIPMENT FOR CHINA STOPPED

Washington, October 28. The Commerce Department today stopped an American merchant ship from sailing with 53,000 gallons of petroleum for Communist China.

The ship owners had listed the petroleum product as usable only "for medicinal purposes." But Government officials said the petroleum can be used as lubricating oil for industrial or military machines.

The Commerce Department to halt

another shipment of alerted all its agents through- 300,000 pounds of galvanised out the country to halt any steel pipe now being loaded a further exports

another East Coast port for de- of strategic material. The Government is

livery to Communist China. Senator O'Connor said the ship prepared to put petroleum unloading petroleum picked up 10,- its "positive list." Until now 000 gallons of product at Balti It has been exportable without more, another 10,000 gallons at a licence.

Korea only part

Mr.

of conflict

London, October 20. Anthony Eden, deputy leader of the Conservative Party, said here tonight that the Korean confilet was only a small sector though a bloody one of a world- wide conflict.

In a Party politicnl broadcast) he declared "This confilet stret- ches through Malaya, where our people have long been at strain) fighting armed insurrection, to inao-China where the French and their allies recently suffered a grievous setback, through the Middle East and the Balkans to Germany."

Philadelphia and was preparing The Commerce Department to pick up the remainder at New acted after receiving an urgent York. request from Senate Investigators Customs officials

on Friday! to halt the shipment which was checked the cargo of petroleum gressor had been stopped dead in

It was a real gain that the ag-

loaded at an East Coast port. loaded at Philadelphia aboard the

Chairman Herbert O'Connor New York Isbrandtsen Lines' Fly- his tracks in Korea, Mr. Eden (Democrat) of the Senate Com- Ing Cloud, They refused to continued. merce Sub-committee investigat- Identify the vessel

cu-

as the one

The two British battalions there

ing shipments to Red China gave named by the Senate investiga- had conducted themselves gallant- the name of the ship and the tors description of its cargo to

Chairman O'Connor said they as had the Royal Navy. toms oficials. He did not make Senate investigators became sus- the ship's name public,

"But," he added, "as you know picious of the shipment of petro- Senator O'Connor said he re- leum when they learned that it our contribution on land. is not ceived assurances from the Com- all came from the same producer a very large one when we con- merce Department, that the ves- and was to be shipped to the sider that cur defence expendi sel will not sail with is carg: same buyer. The huge quantits ture is and has been for the last for China.

"medicinal" product also five years the At the

highest ever same time, Benator aroused their suspicions.-Unite known in this country in time of O'Connor acked the Department Pro's.

peace."-Reuter.

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