1951-01-19 — Page 2

American Marines Take A Look-Round

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1951.

NEHRU'S PLEA FOR U.N. PAUSE Urges West That It Is Not Too Late For Negotiation

Opposes Any Precipitate

Use Of AtomMME. CHIANG'S

Bomb Against

Reds Urged

Manch, Calif., Jan. 18. Major General Emmett O'Donnell, Chief of United States Far East Bomber Command, today urged the use of the atom bomb against Communist Chios.

O'Don- Major General

returned to the nett has United States to resuine

command of the Strategic

Air Command of the 15th Air Force here.

Brigadier-General James

E. Briggs, commander of the Far

East Air Force Bomber

Command's ad-

vance

licadquarters at Okinawa, succeeds Major- General O'Donnell In Tokyo.-Reuter.

WEALTHY CHINESE ACCUSED

Manila, Jan, 19.

Chin

In

PREDICTION

On patrol during a lull in the fighting in South Korea, U.S. Marines walk by the snow-covered Corsair wreckage of a fighter plane which made a forced landing.

OF INVASION BRITISH

Taipeh, Jan. 18.

Madame Chiang Kai-shek predicted today that Chinese Nationalist forces will invade the

SUPPORT

Communist_mainland before the end of the year. OF JEWISH

With Red China's rejection of the United

Nations appeal for a cease-fire in Korea, she said CLAIMS

in an interview, the time has come for action against "the Communist aggressors."

for talking.

It

said:

de-

London, Jan, 18:

Action

Against Peking

Paris, Jan. 18.

The Indian Prime Minister, Mr Jawaharlal Nohru, told the West today that it was not too late to negotiate with China and warned the United Nations against plunging into “any proci- pitate action” against the Peking government.

The gravely-disturbed Nehru was reliably reported to have told the United Nations Secretary General, Mr Trygve Lie, in an urgent "state of the world" conference :

1. Despite China's answer to the United

Nations cease-fire proposal, the door is still open All-Out

for further talks on the Far Eastern crisis.

2. To be careful not to take any precipitate

action against Peking.

3. The United Nations must not brand

Customers Told To Buy Less

Now York, Jan, 18. The world's largest de. partment store took full- pare ads in nowspapers bero today to tell people to quit paying so much.

I

R.31. Mney and Company,

also told the publis in the 'saNLO advertisement that it feels strongly there afonld be controls placed across the board on prices, on farm products, on wagon and on profits,

Warning of the dangers involved in "fear buying", the ad said New Yorkers had been buying about 25 per cent moro goods in all department stores Einoo Christmas than they did a year earlier,-United Press.

Defiant Warning By Campaign Peking

Peking Reds

China an aggressor on the basis of Peking's Luzon

answer to the cease-fire proposals, for such a course "would bolt and bar the door to future settlement."

4. He was deeply worried: about a snap decision or hasty nction on the Part of the American government and he belleved Washington showed tendency 10

лп

increasing plunge into decisions.

maintained

With the same tenacity ho has shown in his long career for Indian Independence, the Indian premier that the Communist counter- In fact "had much in proposals common" with the United Na- tlons' proposal and he dog- matically denied Roy sugges“

tion that the

Chinese ansver

constituted actual "rejection"

Nations

CCBSC-

of the United fire ng the Peking proposuis were interpreled by the United Mir States Secretary of State. Dear Acheson.

He was quoted as telling Lt. Lie: "It appears to me there is a good deal of room for fuller considération of all aspects of this problem and possible sel- tlement by negotiation can cr- tainly not be ruled out."

Wolves Attack

Motorists

Forll, Italy, Jan. 18. Wolves attacked and in- Jured two men last night at a snow-buried mountain miles Dass 25

south of Forll. The

Word men ülting snow chains to their car when they were set upon by a pack of wolves, driven by hunger from the nearby mountains.

They were bitten several times before they drove the animals off.-Beater.

FINLAND'S

NEW

COALITION

2

at

economy

ed

UN Action Ilfogal, Null And Void

Manila, Jan, 10. About 15,000 governmeni

London, Jan. 18. troops launched an all-out

Communist China's For campaign against Huks, estimat-

nt 5,000

and eign Minister, Chou En-lai, In Central Northern Luzon and the Army today issued another de-

sald authorities

the

drive fiant warning to the United would continue until all arm-

that any Nations

action been cleared rebels had from these areas.

taken without Red' Chinese participation will be "ille.. Three Huk strongholds were captured in the initial phase of gal and null and void,'

to the New In a telegram campaign, designated

aimed "Operation Sabre,"

at York headquarters of the world cradleating the Huk menace in organisation, for transmission the

island largest

of the to members, Chou said:

cd

the

country.

Brig-General Calixto Duqpe, Commission for Asia and the

inducted 45

and

of

"Any resolutions passed by the United Nations Economic

recently

acting Far East and Its Committee on Army Chief of Staff, is supervi- industry

Trade without delegates of which was participation sing the big drive, described by the Army as the the People's Republic of China

operation in will be Megal und first anti-Huk which all available troops in vold." the area command were parti- cipating.

The Defence Secretary, Mr Ramon Magsaysay, flew over one of the sectors of operations observe troop

yesterday. movements.

to

Ground

were

Cairo

Blacklists

The telegram

null

arul

was broadcaxt Com- by the official Chinese munist New China News

monitored here. Agency and

The warning referred to the meetings in Bangkok of these wo United Nations bodies to

Reds were which the Chinese being not

telegram admited. The

of the delegates Kuomintang

re-

FAO To Aid

Israel

and

Washington, Jan. 18. The United Nations Food and | Agriculture Organisation

Israell Government have under agreement

the

Roosevelt med A

which

an

will provide

troops

Air Force and said the supported by LIE DELAYS TRIP

Patrol units. Naval | "Chinese Naval vessels are patrolling the coats actionary clique are not quall- Later it was learned he might

of Zambales and Quezon. pro- led to participate in the meet- have another talk with Mr Lie.

Haks fromings and must be driven out." vinces to prevent Sources close to the UN Secre-

Helsinki, Jan. 18. Premier A Jewish spokesman sold to tary General said he probably

Urho Kekkonen's escaping to other areas-United United Press. The wile of Nationalist General Ho believed the Rus- day that the British Government would stay in Paris unul Mon new four-Party

coalition gov. Press. President Generalissimo Chiang sian-built MIG-15

tudny Jel fghters had promised careful considera- day. He had planned to leave ernment announced urged that the United Nations appearing over North Korea are tion proposals that the Ger- on Friday.

six-point programme aimed declure Peking the aggressor in flown by Russians. He

Fhland's The Indian Prime Minister stabilising Korea and Russle the aggressor "The Chinese Reds have not had mans pay acceptable collective

his nation's Em- und fostering friendly rela fly them." Indemnity for wrongs inflicted transformed in China, then added, "I tell you time to learn to

under Hitler,

bassy, in the shadow of the tions with the Soviet Union. we hope that we will be on the United Press.

Effel Tower, into a political, U.S. KNOWS NOTHING of this mainland by the end

which now Mr A. Easterman, London

The government Crossroads between East and year. I predict that

Washington, Jan. 14. our, next

political director of the World West and it was the crossroads includes seven members of Mr will be

The Now Year'd greeting

State Department

Agrarian Party, Jewish Congress, sald he had not only of statesmen and Min- Kekkonen'a clared

Social on Thursday it knows discussed payment

Democrats, two from the mainland."

of German isters but of scientists and la- seven

People's - speaking nothing about any impending indemnity to the Jewish people, tellectuals a strange succes- Swedish Madame Chiang said Peking's invasion of the South China

and one members sion of visitors who passed Party restitution of Jewish property ston rejection of

the FAO the cease-fire-ap-coast by Generalissimo Chiang, and compensation to victims of through the marble foyer into Liberal, controls 120 of the 200 peal "definitely brought to an Kai-shek's Nationalist forces on Nazi

Only the with

technical assistance in land use the his richly-carpeted conference scats in Farliament. persecution

Communists and Conservatives

zend rango managemeILÉ. Formosa,

Under-secretary of State for room. Commenting on a New York Forelen Affairs, Lord Hender-

There was, of course, Mr were left out.

Mr Kermit Roosevelt was de- Mr A. Eban, the Israel! Am- American ofcinis con.

Lie. Then, in strange The Cabinet promised:

Lained for 12 hours at Farouk bassador to the United States, the French ition,

friendly aware of such a plan,

re-Airfield when the authorities resigned on behalf of his country 1. To foster Mr Basterman

Union fused to allow him to impressed scientist Froderic Joliot-Curie, Intions with the Soviet

during

ceremony designed to take pressure off the

in the office of Dr de- Cairo on the grounds that he the port of chief but at the same time to

yesterday United Nations foreca in Korea, upon Lord Henderson that, in ousted from

of the Department spokesman view

Imminent re- of the French Atom Energy velop good economie and cul- was blacklisted as a pro-Zionist . T. Wahlen, chief of FAO's State

F. by the Western Commission because of his

with tural relations

"other propagandist. cannot Michael McDermott said: "wo cognition

expanded technical assistance allies of the Independence of Soviat

Then Sympathies any know of no such plan."

Mr Roosevelt spent all Wed-programme and activities. the West German Federal. Re- Left

2 French journalist

Dr raise wages, then stonesday night in the airport_res-

Wahlen signed for the Mr McDermott declined to

wartime

Organi public, he had come on behalf whe

Allied

led the inflation which has

taurant while passport officials Food and Agriculture comment on a reported state

parachutist. Then adjustments necessary. Dgont of the World Jewish Congress agen

contacted Interior Ministry au-

sation. ment by Madame Chiang, wife to make a final appeal for jus- the French Minister

To secure raw material

the agreement, the thorities. The Egyptian govern- Under of the Generalissimo,

to the

tice for the Jews who had for the Council of Europe, M. wherever possible at prices lowment had blacklisted the grand- FAO will provide two experts eflect that The Chineso

suffered under Hitler.

the former Guy Mollet, who said he came ough to stop inflation within son

American for a period of a year to ad- Nationalists would return in

not as a government official but the country to make up President, Mr Theodore Roose-vise the Israell Government on force to the mainland before the

uso and range manage- for higher world prices by ex-velt, for his support of the land end of this year, United Press,

as an ordinary visitor.

porting more goods.

Jewish cause before and during ment.--Reuter. "WINDOW ON CHINA"

the nation's the Palestine campaign 4. To pull in

The authorities allowed him to enter belt in a period of busterity.

5. To

increase social ser- on learning that he was on in vices where possible.

end the time now has to be action."

She declined to elaborate on the prediction that the Nation-report that alists would return to the main were land by the end of the year, But she was voluble on the sub- ject of the Chinese Communist

regime. She said, "

The prosecution in a surprise move presented evidence in the Deportation Board hearing of

see why people hesitate the wealthy Chinese business-

longer about deciding that the man Co Pak, seeking to prove

Bnancial aid not Chinese Communists ..... are that he

He gave

Russian some as the exactly elements paly to Communist

Communists. They do not want alse to the the Philippines Ivet

peace." Communists in

deportation

In an obilque reference to Co Pak la facing on a charge of committing acts India's attempts to mediate be

tween the Chinese Reds and the inimical to the security of the

United Nations, she said, "The State. He was arrested recent- ly after an investigation of bis Communists must be laughing carried out by the up their sleeves at those nations activities was

Hence Service.

trying to appease Communism." Military Intelligence

Madame Chlang thought it The special prosecutor, Emillo

not to comment Galong, produced two letters diplomatic

addressed to Co Pak which were directly on whether she believed Written by persons now in Cam- that the United States should munist China. was writ-push demands for a showdown

Опс

al with Peking to conclusion

Assembly Overrides

ten by one Cofee Men, ha in won n the cost of another Rhee Veto

leged Communist

Fukien province, An Army in-war-United Press, telligence agent testined that

the

B

letters were seized in rald on Co Pak's home last

official's letter month. The

acknowledged receipt of $20,- 000 allegedly sent by Co Pak as aid to the Communists. It also stated that the hope of "berht- Ing" South-East Asia would be realised soon.-United Press,

PEACE STILLTM POSSIBLE

GENERAL HO'S OPINION

Tokyo, Jan. 18.

He told Lord Henderson the Jews retarded as offensive the offer of the Federal Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, to pay

was

a

L

of Slate

a collective indemnity of 10,000,- At hinch, Mr Nehru saw the 000 marks, which Mr Easter- Minister, M. Reae Pleven, and man said was "less than two in the afternoon he went to the

for marks

Office to every murdered Foreign

visit the Jew."

Foreign

Minister, M. Robert Schuman. Thero ho met M Lord Henderson was quoted Jean Chauvel, permanent French

3.

and

madr

Cairo, Jan. 13.

enter

*

brief

official State Department rais U.S. AIR FORCE

CALL UP

5. To improve the housing | alön-United Press, situation-United Press,

as saying Britain had the fuk delegate to the United Nations HUGE U.S. ARMS

he

est possible sympathy for the in another afternoon conference causes and impulses governing he met the Israeli Minister to the Jewish position but Parla and was also scheduled Pusan, Jan. 18.

Indemnification WIN adequate

to meet the Brazilian United The South Korean Nationnt beyond the means of the Ger- Nations delegate,

Senor de Assembly overrode President man Government. — United Castro, who is president of the General Ho Ying-chin, ohair-Syngman Rhee's yelo on a pro- Press.

United Nations Commission for man of the Chinese Nationalist vision for a double-trial system

the Balkans. Council, for wartime crimes by a vote of Strategy

However, just how far 115 to one,

press his own views on the Korean situation with them Mr

not Nehru would

Бау While describing his own nation as a sort of "window on China," ho emphasised again and again that his was merely a "personal visit to Paris."

4

Last November the legislature Good Disciple

Of Gandhi

passed a "revised wartime crim minal code" which gave con- victa sentenced to more than ten years imprisonment an одно portunity to appeal, instead of

The Hague, Jan, 18.

Pandit 03

BUDGET

Court Can Take No Notice

Washington, Jan. 18,

The United States Air Force

reser-

announced today that it was Immediately calling up a "major portion" of the Air Reserve and the National Guard and large The Hague, Jan. 18. International Court of numbers of volunteer aft

vists. Washington, Jan. 19.

take no notice of The call involves about 150,- Ameried is to build a pro-Justice can duction base to produce 50,000 the complaint and motion sent 000 men and is designed to in

to it on behalf of the people of crease the manpower of the warplanes and 35,000

tanka a

D

The

year. This was to be included Korea by Mr Maury Maverick, United States Air Force to in an $87,000 million programine/a San Antonio, Texas, lawyer,977,000 mìch as soon as possible..

alms Court

To

sold hero spokesman

The Court, he said, can only admit requests or cases deposit-

or organi-

Router.

Advisory said on Thursday that about 300,000 Nationallat troops could invade the Chinese mainland

be spent on buying needed immediately, according | within six months if enough material aid comes

Calls On Bovin from the

to the Defence Department

It will cover a period from United States.

General Ho is in Japan with

London, Jan. 10. now until June 30, 1952. Noted by States, but not by private all the money will be spent by people, institutions his wife, secking medical atten- the administration's single-trial Discussing what the India

Liaquat All Khen, the Paki system. tion.

Me Maverick asked the Court ton Prime Minister, called on "One always likes to visit then, but contracts covering is sations. Home Minister, Mr. Rajagopala-

Will be, left. The Department Me He said Nationalist inva- The reasons for the vets were: charl, described

the Paris, he said but within the announced yesterday that it ad- to determine the rentons, effects Mr Ernest Bevin, the Foreign London, Jan. 18. sion within six months would (1) The shortage of judges Nohra's "peace mission.”

24 hours, since his arrival viged the Defence Mobilisation and cost of the Korean conflet Secretary, today. The meeting. Dr. T. F. Donges, the South be successful if:

to handle the increasing number Liberal newspaper, "Nieuwe from London, he has seen chief, Mr Charles E. Wilson, of and to name the aggressor na- lasted over half an hour. United African Minister of the Interior,

(1) The

Nations of tri

trials.

Later this Rotterdamsche Courant"

evening, Liaquat do nothing of it except in a drive this overall Agure for procure- tions, against whom judginent. said before leaving London by

forces continue to the down (2) Double trials would ne-clared today that the Indian from Le Bourget airfield and in ment ander the programmo out- for damages to the Korean All Khan is receiving the en- air for home today that peace Chinese Communist

Minister troops in cessarily take a long time and Prime

"Es proving visits to French government lined

be should In President Truman's people

raude voys in Britam of a number of Когод

Reuter. was possible-"I would say in-

Faced with the added would suuin the accommodations himself not only a good disciple offices United Press.

budget message.--Reuter.

Moslem countries.-Reuter. evitable we are able to re-

job of policing all China, the for prisoners.

of Gandhi but also in many move the obstacles in the way.

Reds would not have many At Thursday's plenary session, respects a good' stalesman, Dr Donges, who represented

troope to mare in face of a

the Assembly agreed that the South Africa at the Common-

attack

Foreign Relations and Defence Referring to the Common- wealth Prime Ministers Con- Nationalist

The Nationalots get committees should work out wealth plan for a cease-fire in ference here last week, said that!

enough heavy artillery and "Korea's position on the Japan many obstacles to peace were. frequently created by the friends plance for their invasion force. penée trenty-United Press;

"hot

consciously

Ho

estimated it would take six month to get these from United States once the arrangements aro

uglybut of peace unwittingly believe that the

"Alarmists war is inevitable and who look necesary. upon all efforts to save

the

peace as appeasement also play, 600,000

the Communist game," he added.

Router.

Fog In Algeria

Paris Jan. 16.

Korea, the paper said: "Credit

1s. due to Mr Nehru for having, at any rate for the time being. provented an intensification of China."-Reuter,

Jumped In Front he conflict with Communist

Of Train

unidentified man around

Goneral Ho said half of the to 700,000 soldiers

Tokyo, Jan, 18, available in Formou could be An used in the "invasion.

28 years old, wearing an old The General, who was re- ported to be in charge of all Japanese Army cout, committed Buorliin activity on the main-ule'de on Wednesday by jump-

lund, said the longer the Ching into the path of an oncom- train at Tokyo's Yurakucho Thick dog has coveted the nose Reds stay opentho Station. Shellf Plain cast, of Drau alaeoer their rate will skop. Tuesday night Agence Franco They Lace problems of long PM Teported from Algiers

toder. The fog, extremely rare in Algeria, has casted mach

Eisenhower For President?

Albany, Jan. 18: Governor n Thomae The man carried no identifica- reiterated at a press conference supply lines, constans United text and had only one pen in his today justukjapost: of: General hover toes the 1053 Nations.ain altsoks, and guerilla, pocket, according, doing towar

Yomiuri Shimbun. activity behind their lines, he paper

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AT LAST I'M ALONE AGAIN! MANDRAKE, I'M THINKING OF YOU--AS

HARD AS I CAN-M

Ab--BACK ON THE DEAM I'VE GOT HEA STRAIGHT JAHEAD, LOTHARI

-TELE-PATHY STUFF WONDERFUL

WE'RE GETTING CLOSER--SHE'S COMING IN STRONGER AND STRONGER WHAT'S AHEAD?

By Loo Falk and Phil Davis

BIG WALLS LOOK LIKE ESTATE OR PALACE.

THAT MUST BE IT/ NÄRDA MUST BE

IN THERE