1951-01-25 — Page 3

No Change Challenge To

In U.S. Attitude

Washington, Jan. 24.

Mr Dean Acheson, the US Secretary of State, de- elared here today that he had high hopes that the United Nations would go forward with the United States proposal to brand Communist China 13 an aggressor because of Its

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951.

AMERICAN

OPINION

Olo Custom? SHOWING A DECIDED

Canberra, Jan. 24.

The Australian Govern.

ment

is campaigning sgainst wasto of among civil servants cecking to eliminate:

Hmo

by

Late arrivals and early departures:

Newspaper reading dur ing office hours;

durlog

Protrusted tea breaks; Outside trips office hours; and

Long personal chats. Reuter.

intervention in the Korean New

war.

Mr Acheson,

DUCES

speaking at a conference, seemed

un-

disturbed at the widespread

pplil over

For

reports of a Bastern

policy between the United

States and the other North Atlantic Paci

nations,

particularly Britain.

Askerl what he meant by taking said he cedural Nations anlution.

In

Yorker

Berserk

In The UN

Lake Success Jan. 24.

In

the

ANTI-PEKING TREND

Washington, Jan. 24.

.

A Word Of Caution From Egypt

Exploring Peace. Possibilities The Senate's · uhanimous vote on Tuesday demanding United

Washington, Jan. 24. Nations condemnation of Coinmunist China as an aggressor and a ban The Egyptian Am - against her admission to the United Nations, dramatically highlighted the bassador, Kamil Boy Ab- public and Congressional pressure which has now made it virtually im-dul Rahim, said today that the United States should `possible for the President or the State Department to further consider a

proceed "cautiously" ira compromise with Peking.

dealing with Communist China,

That is the opinion of foreign diplomatic authorities here who have been closely watching WINTER in recent weeks the almost incredibly rapid growth of this sentiment.

The House of Representatives last week passed a similar resolution with only two or three dissenting voices heard.

They expect

of of

the

il

AS "Every possibility for peace

AN ALLY

battlefield an such checks show

increasing enemy troops mortality among

weather the bitter

of to im-

from

should be explored before we talk

of sanctiona and other things," he said after he had conferred

Asalstant with the Secretary of State, Mr George McGhee.

world

Washington, Jan. 24. The Korean winter might be the strong ally which holds the

He said he had merely want- there in ed to offer Egypt's good Foreign diplomatic sources that Its milliary forces are fight-Communist enemy A man who identified himself point out that this upsurge in ing in Korea at the direction of check, giving General Douglas services to Mr McGhee during

MacArthur's divisions time to his forthcoming trip to

the will as an unemployed New Yorker American opinion will, barring the United Nations. The aver

to normal strength, Near East. Mr McGhee with arthritis and "wife trouble,"come startling change in the person, unskilled in the niceties bulld up

shortly for Istanbul for nction, Mr Acheson

went berserk today

of diplomacy, cannot understand next spring, high Army officer leave trend of events, have repercus-,

by suggested today.

a meeting With State Depart- referred to the pro- United Nations main

Political sions exceeding far beyond any the prolonged negotiations Nations with

stationed in the ment officials action of the United Committee room a few hours such relatively minor questions, the United

Asked why the military here Middle East. is of

which reversal"

killing passing the

American government Committee resumed as a re- before the

appeared to be United Nations soldiers and and in Korca on the Far policy tow that the increased shows

toward Formosa. debate there its

what appears to the taking a more optimistic view Commenting

on tho Eastern crisis

to of the war, he replied: "Winter situation, the Ambassador told Mr Acheson was then asked

Screaming "Freedom, freedom! publle and Congressional pres- American mind no Intention

| Is fighting for us,"

the United Preas: "We must to comment upon the I don't want to dle!" the man sure for a "no quarter" attitude, clop it.

The attitude of the American

not for any reason do any animous action taken by the knocked the name plates of 50 toward Communism in the For

Не sald that irrespective

thing

which would precipitate United States Senate yesterday countries off the oval table and Fast may result in the follow- public,

demerits от calling

war" upen the United

smashed, two chairs.

ing developments in the rear, merits

He position, is that it is time the

indicated that he was Nations to reject Communist

United Nations guards finally future:--

States demanded that

inclined to think along the China's demand for United subdued him and turned him

(1) The starting of United United

same lines as the British on the friends and enemies stand Nations membership and to

Lake

States pressure on European and its the

Success

debate in the United drnounce

ceasefire that regime as the police. A doctor

countries administered other

receiving up and be counted

In the view of experienced

Nations.-United Press. aggressor in Koren.

two hypodermie shots to quiet American aid, to join in strict

The reporia of high casualty failed he diplomatic and economic sanc-diplomats and other observers Mr Acheson said that these him, but when that resolutions shostel

is no possibility of the rales among the enemy because that the was carried

off monacled and tions against Communist China. there Senate

this of the weather was in agreement with screaming to Queen's General

(2) Active American promo-Administration resisting the policy of the United States Hospital for observation.

of tion

anti-Communist intense

pressure, even

to do Pacific pact to be supported by wanted Government and lower, under The man identified himself questioning, he endorsed both

of Press. co-ordinated programme Newa as Joseph Gambin, 46, of resolutions.

York City. He said he had been | United States military ald. The unemployed for nine years and

Administration, hitherto luke- for such warm to suggestions "under complete domina- tien of his wife.

an alliance, has been showing Police guards who struggled increasing interest in the sub-

him half

uret lately. hour to subdue

The heightened Congressional desire for doubted his claim that he was a

Pacific pact was evidenced on victim of severe arthritis.

Tuesday by the Introduction in the House of Representatives of

Mr Acheson said that he did

not know in advance about the speech by Mr Clement Attlee, British Prime Minister, In the the House of Commons calling for patience by the United Na tions regarding action on the question of Chinese Communist aggression,-Reuter,

OVET

30

to

an

fit

co-United

DRASTIC

SECURITY

two resolutions one calling for TIGHTENING

The man used the woodblock name-plate of Sweden to knock

other signs of ali down the nations execpt Luxembourg, an anti-Red Pacific alliance and

other asking for an were grouped in a corner of the ganisation room.-United Press,

"Point Four" Mexico and Lebanon, which the

Assistance

Truman's Message

To India

or-

for For Eastern economic co-operation.

FORMOSA POLICY

Washington, Jan. 24. The State Department today

being Washington, Jan. 24. arauunced that it had concluded

President Truman today sent Point Four" ngreement for

a message offering the "heartiest American technical assistance

and best congratulations to the independent kingdom of

India on the Arst wishes" to Nepal and would undertake an immediate mineral survey pro-anniversary of the Republic.- jeet requested by that Govern- United Press. mrsit.

The mincral survey will be but

one phase of technical U.S.

Department of the assistance

ងផ to

provided terior mining expert, Nepal within the framework Sanford, is in New Delhi of the Point Four agreement, ing transportation - to The Department sald the mundu.-United Press.

22

A British

Crossword

23

1

ACROSS

Stableman.

7 Weapon.

D Not so dark.

10 Light craft.

11

Wenries.

13 Immoderate.

15 Brink.

10 Seeds.

19 Disclosure,

22 Retreat,

24 Assembly. į

25 Prompt,

20 Vanish gradually.

27 Saturated.

12

Heidelberg, Jan. 24. The United States Army has ordered a drastic tightening security throughout Its command (3) An immediate Increase in Germany, primarily to defent in the amount of war materiai German agents of the Soviet and

sent to Indo-China, Czech Intelligence Services. Thailand, Burma, the Philip- The agents are mainly ama- pines and Indonesia to enable teurs recruited with promises of these countries to combat their easy money, by threats against domestic Communist menaces. relatives living behind the Iron (4) Abandonment of the Curiain, by the promise of

present policy adventure. or by Administration's of merely

"neutralising" For-entanglements. aca and nosa

acceptance of In-theory held by General Douglas

MacArthur that the United up have States must make every effort munists. to help Chlang

Reber

await- Kata-

|

Puzzle

DOWN

Broadside.

Sensational. Withdraw.

Contrite.

Try to find

Studied closely.

139.

forward.

14 Reticent.

17 Looked into closely.

18 Holiday.

20 Pungent.

21 Likeness.

23 Pertaining to wings.

4

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD. — Across: I Branch, Chasm, 7 Drivel, 8 Inter, 10 Near, 12 Satiate, 15 Beat, 18 Clam, 17 Gulf, 18 Legal, 20 Emerald. 31 Pool, 23 Limit, 24 Pantry, 25 Feast, 20 Candid, Down: 1 Badinage, 2 Amicable, 3 Crew, 3 Handicap, 0 Sicain, 0 Rated, 11 Refrains, 12 Silly, 13 Allotted, 14 Employed, 10 Umpire, 23 Gala.

FERDINAND

Heavens, No!

the

romantic

Few of those so far rounded Com- been avowed United States Inter-

Korea, a rate great enough have significant military portance.

suggested that

this might provide the necessary U.S. LIKELY TO

balance and time needed until the United Nations forces can be replenished.-Reuter.

French Patrol

Successes

AID INDIA

Washington. Jan. 24.

Mr Dean Acheson, the Secre- described tary of State, today the United States as sympathe- tie to a request of the Indian Government for two million tons of American wheat.

Saigon, Jan. 24.

He said that the Government French troops Won several here was working on a pro- local battles yesterday in a gramme to be put before Con- widespread series of recon-gress. naissance patrols and am- Asked whether the Indian bushes.

Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru's, Announcing this tonight, a opposition to American policy French High Command com- on Korca Was hurting his munique said that they killed chances of obtaining Congres- 21, Vicmiah soldiers and took sional approval of wheat funds. 117 prisoners when they

Acheson cap- Mr

said that tured 30 Junks on the Annam thought he had better not com~

ment.-Reuter.

coust-Beuter.

hard-boiled Germany's

•

THE CHORAL GROUP

Under the distinguished patronage of

H.E. SIR ALEXANDER GRANTHAM, K.C.M.G.

PRESENTS

he

Kai-shek and ligence officers belleve that A VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL his Nationalists to hold that West beleaguered island.

Communist

professionale

are

CONCERT

IN COMMEMORATION OF

say that GIUSEPPE VERDI'S 50th ANNIVERSARY

(5) A widening of the split waiting in the background for between the United States and orders from Moscow to launch of sabotage and India, whose mediation efforts in waves Peking are regarded by most terrorism.

sheer American agents Congressmen

Soviet and Czech In- "appeasement." This might have the

Services the effect of killing any hopes telligence

are using "saturation" method of the State Department may have the of securing up

now

to $200,000,000 espionage. in which scores of from Congress to enable India nen and women, most of them

hands on every scrap of formation available.

to obtain grain to avert famine. comparatively inėpt, lay their in- Foreign diplomats here and State Department officials realise

is difficult for Asian, Arab This mass of information is that it

sent to and most European countries to then

Prague and understand completely the Moscow for interpretation and Intransigent attitude of the evaluation by experts, American public

The list of United States Army and Congress against further temporising with headquarters' staff approved to

secret documents Peking. But being here in the handle

heen cut. Of

Oflects having custody midst of the domestic scene, they themselves

of important papers may not re- readily sce

move them from the head- what has caused it.

Exterior the quarters compound. They

that recognise

and Interior security patrols following factors resulted in an emotional surge in the United have been strengthened and the Army's counter-intelligence corps States which has not been ex-is being reinforced perienced elsewhere:--

WRATH AROUSED

has

Army public information off- cers, once full of candour, have suddenly developed the utmost

(1) The growing American reticence in commenting on any- casualty lists from Korea creat-thing except official announce ed much

and

matters. antiments more intense

routine

Peking feeling here than In Officers generally, sources here countries which have relatively say, have been given the order: few or no troops on the Aslan "Button your lips." Reuter, peninsula. The fact that these

casualties were inflicted by

Chinese Communists is reflected

in stiff determination to avold Jewish Claims. In

anything which

which might be inter-

preted as "appeasement." Even

if the State Department believes

that further bargaining with

Germany

Bonn, Jan. 24.

the Chinese Communists might The Social Democrats in the eventually result in saving of Bonn Parliament have tabled American

Lives:

it canhot standa ́mation to allow the State of before the aroused wrath of the Israel to represent the financial public and Congress on

this interests of the Jews killed in

German concentration camps. subject. To agree to any con-

would cassion to Peking now

Go- The motion asked the be-vernment to introduce a restitu- croute an irreparable rift

that 80

assistance twoen Congress and the Ad- tion law ministration and damage the could be granted from the pro- by Jowa latter's chances of getting any perty left behind

of its foreign projects approved, murdered in Germany to Jews

(2) The

American public now in Israel and other places. understands, rightly or wrongly, Reuter.

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