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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 1951.

TRUMAN TO ISSUE Grave Defeat KING'S MAJESTIC

STATEMENT ON UN AIMS IN

IN KOREA

2..

Washington, Mar. 28,

The proposed statement of United Nations peace_alms In Korea will probably be issued by President Truman on behalf of the unifled United Nations command when it has been approved by all the Govern- ments involved, officials stated today.

The United States, Government has already invited those United Nations with troops fighting in the Korean war to submit comments on a draft statement prepared by the United States outlining the United Na- tions objectives in the Korean fighting, glving an indication how peace can honourably be restored to that area.

A number of comments on the statement have to understand that the security already been received from United Nations govern-of the army in the field is in -ments-and-there-are-still more. coming in, officials inverse ratio to the ability

said.

of

the enemy_to_supply_its_own forces. The truth of the mat- ter is the whole mess has been They declined to give any long overdue and cannot safely mishandled by the injection of indication of

extraneous what the state be withheld much longer...

factors which have meni might contain until this

British now take the nothing to do whatever with the "The process ut consultation had position that, the General can- conduct of the war. Mr Mar- not again cross the 38th Parallel shall is not blamed for the con- been completed.

Allfed They said that reports pub-withou!

consultations. fusion. The blame Les clsc- lished in some American news- Meanwhile, to confound

the where and it is gratifying that indicate existing papers purporting to

confusion, an official at least one US. Senator has the contents of the statement French declaration

been gone on record as saying some were pure guess work.

made that one purpose of the body will have to fish or cut

"Nations" has Representatives of the Unit- United

been to the bait."- United Press.

to resist aggression,...and... not win a war.'

1017

TO

DESERT

RUSSIANS

ed Nations with forces in Korea the met yesterday to consider statement and are due to meet The soldier in the field.could again for this purpose at the not be expected to make sense end of the week.

Reuter.

out of that... Since it is the LONDON STUDY

British who have insisted that London, Mar. 28.

this war be conducted in such

Berlin, Mar. 28. way as not to offend the Chinese

Four privates of the 1st Communists, why not ask Bri-Battalion, the Manchester Regi- tain to take it over with Bri- ¦ment, reported by the Soviet

For Nehra

Calcutta, Mar, 28,, The Gr

major défent

of the Indfażi. National Congress Provincial Go. vernment Parly in the recpns.municipal electiona Anita Kanodmoed" fofa?al. Hewrab,

Industrias

town nour Calcutta,

The party lost, 18 of its 10 seats to unlied. letisi Opposition group, In. cluding Communiata and Socialfate. It had former. ́ly held ́all - the

Депрет

Atomic Artillery Forecast

U.S. SCIENTIST'S PREDICTION

Athens, Mar. 28. Professor Harold Urey, United States atomic ex- pert, said today that Ameri- can atomic "artillery" could prevent the Russians from

using mass armies in the event of World War III.

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He told a press conference, "I am sure no important concen- trations of troops and supplies can be kept behind the front A draft of a restatement of

lines in future. I don't bellove the

United Nations aims in

the Russians will be able to use Korea is still being considered

any mass armies. Atomic bombs "Wonderful" by the Foreign Office, a épokes-tish troops under a British com- news agency, Tass, to have are the cheapest explosive wo man sald today.

mander? Britain, the principal sought asylum in Eastern Ger- have, provided we wish to em- The draft

understood to sponsor of appeasement policy, March 4, a British Army spokes- slves in one place."

many, had been absent since | ploy large quantities of explo~| have been put forward by the should be willing to take res- United States and to have sub-ponsibility

man gald today. .for it."-United mitted to the other 13 Govern- Press.

who have troops in ments Korea,

Dr Urey, professor of chemis- try at the University of Chicago but and consultant to the United States Atomic Energy Com- agreed mission, is en route to Israel for gono a lecture tour. He said: "Every- moking atomic bombs as fast as possible but I am not without hope.".

He said that he could not say where they had

gone, 'MANILA SUPPORT

sources close to the British Manila, Mar. 20: Military Government The spokesman said that he

In a strong defence of General that they had probably could not confirm a press re-MacArthur, the "Manila Times"

over as reported by TusS. port that at their regular meet- | says the General should be given

body The men had been stationed ing yesterday the 14 nations had "some leeway in making deel with their battalion in the agreed that the war should be sions in Konza, and not "be British acctor of Berlin. The pursued without regard to the forced to be dependent on the Tass report followed immediate- 30th Parallel-Reuter,

commercial interesis of Greatly on the return of Corporal MACARTHUR FINDS Britain or on the general pusil-John Walker, of the Royal Army lanimity or outright treason of Service Corps, who went to

Reuter.

The

SUPPORTERS

London, Mar, 28. French politicians and the Red Eastern Germany in May, -

Daily Mail defended French recess."

Mac- by General experience in Korea, a

General MacArthur today in MI in

the field, before

front page editorial which blamed Britain and the United

chancelleries

permission,"

to a half- for their

Mr

States for not unifying their calling on his adversary to sur- policy toward the Korean war render, must defer and the question of crossing the dozen 38th Parallel.

The editorial naked "It is high time Washington, London, Lake Succces or some Acheson to note that Mr Seward not reprimand General body gave clear, authoritative did direction to the eager comman-Grant when he called for the unconditional surrender of Gen- der," mld the Daily Mail,

Reviewing statements by Bri- cral Buckner at

"And tish and American leaders on

the responsibility for recrossing

the Farolicl, the Mall said: "The history of war and diplomacy offers few counterparts to these cross-purposes... We make no excuses for the verbal indiscre-

tions of that commander. But

he has been badly supported in

Korea. In face of the confileting orders he gets from all points of the compass, what is he to

do?"

U.S. ATTACK

The paper comm us for Me Acheson-If this to

Bottom does

what Foggy MacArthur, what will it do to Eisenhower?"-United Press,

WILL HAVE TO FISH

Manila, Mar, 29. The Manila Times said in an editorial today that US De fence Secretary's definition of General MacArthur's powers in Korea "emerges as a rather effort to confuse the

Asked about a statement by President Peron that Argentina had achieved liberation of atomic energy, Dr Urey said, "We know enough to be very, very sceptical"United Press.

French President

In Washington

Washington, Mar. 28.

rived, here today and received a warm handshake The French President, M. Vincent Auriol; ar-

from President Truman and a thundering welcomé- from thousands lining Washington streets.

The two Chiefs of State met at the railway station and then drove together down Pennsylvania Avenue, gaily decorated with stars and stripes and the tricolour.

M. Auriol came here on a State visit to assure Con- that General George gress that France would fight if Russia unleashed an that the attack in Western Europe. He will address Congress Howard editorial said today: controlling factor for Mac on Monday.

angry be Arthur in deciding how far to cause General MacArthur has move into North Korea was the

In New York,"

"Diplomants ITC

Scripps Statement

M. Auriol dociated on his Mi Auriol then apologised fie been trying to force them to "necessity to safeguard the arrival in New York that his his English and, begged leave make an articulate statement of security of his command", the country was resolutely deter- the United Nations war aims editorial said:

to resist any possible and say how they are to be go- "One doesn't have to be a complished...Such statement is

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thoughts go to President Tru The President said that he man, and I am looking forward would most probably exchange to seeing him this afternoon. with President 1 came here, not only to con- general views Truman on the world situation firm our unclent friendship, but but that any

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enemy aggression on our own

President Auriol and .hta

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Themd were:

noon

to

Firstly, the reconstruction of party left the ship shortly be drive to war-devastated, towns and Indore

Pennsylvania Station, where be dustries.

Secondly, tho struggle in went aboard a special train Indo-China against Com for Washington.

He was accompanied on the the renewal of trip by Mr David K. Brico, for which France United States Ambassador to was very grateful to the United France, Mrs Auriol and their States for its aid, únd,

son Paul, the French Foreign Fouribly, the rearmament Minister M. Robert Schuman, and Mrs Schuman, and other member of his staff United Press and Reuter,

DOUBLE TASK

Washington, Mar. 28. - M. Robert Schuman, the The French President, M. French Forela Minister, told Vincent Auriol, told President Reuter that he was most cer Truman tonight that nothing Jainly going to fake the oppor- could. ** separate France, bunits of reviewing with the Unlied States and other fito

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