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London, Apr. 10. Mr Winston Churchill, leader of the Conservative Opposition, will ask the Foreign Secretary, Mr Her- bert Morrison, in Parliament tomorrow to explain the Government's policy towards the Egyptian demands for the evacuation of British troops from the Suez Canal Zone.
intended to He originally raise the matter today.
Mr Churchill is expected to
demand a full Parliamentary debate on Eppt before the British Government undertakes
about commitments moving troops,
nny
Sir Ralph Stevenson, British Ambassador
who received new
the
to Egypt, instructions
in London last week, is now in
Cairo having talks
Egyptian
with the
Foreign Minister,
Salah El Din Boy. He has also talk with King
had a long
Farouk.
His discussions are concern
of the revision
ed with the
1936 Anglo-Egyptian Treaty_de- rannded by the Egyptian Gov- the wants Egypt riment.
British troops evacuation of
and the territory from union of the Sudan with Egypt under King Farouk.
ner
In Cuiro, the E Prime!
Minister, Nahas
city
that Sir
sald to- Ralph Stevenson was awaiting clarification from London before submitting pro- the of a revision porals for Treaty.
the Sir Ralph
an hour. than Prime Minister today and stay-
for more
said that Yesterday Se Ralph the British proposals for a new understanding Anglo-Egyptian
called on
would be submitted very soon. -Reuler,
Visionary Says "No" To Reds
A long-focus camera shot of workmen at the sum- mit of the 300-feet high Skylon, one of the outstanding features of the Festival of Britain. The cigar-shaped with sheets of column will ultimately be enclosed
metal-Central Press Photo.
Over
Persia Uneasy Anglo-US On Oilfields Crisis.
Talks
Teheran, Apr. 10.
A high Government source here said today that Persia would not hesitate to lodge an official protest should the
GRAVE VIEW OVER MacA CONTROVERSY
Washington, Apr. 10.
An Administration source said today that President Truman has decided tentatively to do nothing on his own in the controversy over General MacArthur but to leave any action up to the military.
Specifically, this source said, any action would be left up to Defence Secretary George Marshall and General J. Lawton Collins, Army Chief of Staff.
Such decision, if any, would be transmitted to General MacArthur either directly or through Army. Secretary Frank C. Paco Jr., who is now in Tokyo. It was emphasised, however, that Mr Pace took no instructions with him when he left for Tokyo Inst week.
Legion
the fight
Bloody Hwachon Fighting
Tokyo, Apr. 11. Allied forces driving to the misty Southern banks of the big Hwachon Re-
General Marshall declined at a news conference to comment on any phase of the MacArthur episode or the front on the General's views on opening a "second China mainland with Chinese Nationalist troops.
Meanwhile, the White House. He added. "It is also known explained why President Tru- that with this addod strength Yn cancelled
his scheduled the Russians are not only re appointment with the American grouping the Chinese Red Any Commander, Earl Cockte, but they are training, equipping who on Monday sided with and supplying them for future servoir battled furiously on Tuesday to wrest con- General MacArthur in the cor
con-campaigns." troversy over unt tho
in Rep. Van Zandt said that at trol of Korea's third largest gainst Communism.} least
part of the Kwantung The White "has been quietly as dam and power unit from sident called off the meeting, flated to the south half of the Chinese Communists. scheduled for Tuesday, be- Sakhalin Island which is 40 The Reds held on tenaciously
discussed Cocke
miles north of Japan.
but at heavy cost, By night He also said that in the past fall the Chinese still retained and in advance what publicly
to tell the Pre-
eight ho planned
Russian instructors control of
Long the 880-foot months, sident.
trained hundreds of Chinese in
miles inside North dam, six The Legion Commander re-handling jet planes while the turned to New York on Mon- Chinese Reds made the port of Korea and 8 miles Northeast
of Scoul. day from a trip through Europe Tsingtad available to Russia.—
American infantry, artillery the United Press. According to and Asia.
and air strikes beat repeatedly White House, he telephoned at
defenders Int the Communist CRITICS SILENT 10.30 am. on Monday asking Mr
London, Apr. 10, lucing the day. Matthew Connelly, Ap
to the
Associated Press correspon- pointment Secretary
Government's British
Tom Bradshaw, At the President,
date today behind-the-scenes handling of dent
the MacArthur controversy reservoir, said elements of an division "lod the House Press Secretary kept the issue from flaring up American
grim parade" toward the big Joseph Short said Mr Cocko in Parlament yesterday,
ties of General lam. told Mr Conolly he wanted Left-wing crities
cause
Mr
for a
with Mr Truman.
White
to
Press
The
seemed the
see the President before MacArthur remained silent for Elghth Army censors deleted making any statement to the the moment.
of Bradshaw's They
remainder
there appeared on news ticker Was taking a strong line with on that a bloody struggle was "A couple of hours later salised that the Government despatch after this brief indica
the alleged in progress. indiscretions of the
Commander of the that thin mist
in wHi interviews
Cocke which he informed reporters
At that unnecessary
point
St
over
a plan to present Anglo-American talks in Washington on Persian his appointment was cancers/Commons, asking the Foreigni
oil appear detrimental to Persian interests.
The Persian Ambassador to the United States, Anglo- Dr Nasrullah Entezam, was watching the American deliberations and should his report confirm protest the that they were not in Persia's interest would be made through diplomatic channels, source added.
Д
on
Bradshaw was able to report
tions.
hung over the what ho intended to tell the United Nations forces in Korea. the murky blue waters of President,
Several Labour Members had reservoir as Allied troops mov- for him
BITTER DEFENCE - seemed
terday's sitting of the House of
While the major fighting Munich, Apr, 10.
to have an appointment, and put forward questions for yes-ed forward,
Meanwhile the White
Secretary, Mr Herbert Morri-Tuesday was along the Central Spergel, German
strict Hermann
Allied parks in tho continued its policy of silence
West engineer who has
on General MacArthur, 50%, for statements on Korean front,
encountered increasingly drain the Mediterranean Sea,
Mr Short told reporters, "No policy.
One called for a "more effec-bitter resistance as they probed said here today that he had re
the Chinese Reds' posi comment" would be his answer tive control of General Macinto Invitations to tused Russian
"Lo all questions you have
Arthur. visit the Soviet Union.
that subject.”
In the Yonchon area, six miles But the questions were post- belleves Herr Sokage-who
GRAVE MATTER
poned with the agreement of North of Parallel 38 on the his drainage project could join
to raise main north-south highway south Told of published and broad-Members who were
the Reds rushed in the continents of Europe and
reinforcements east reports that the White House them. The silence of General of Seoul,
prepared and Af-lea said that he had been
critics here was times recently invited several
The Washington talks have A communique issued after a had done nothing to discourage MacArthur's
that President largely due to two week-end riége defences, US. patrols in between the speculation to visit "nature transformation"
meeting
of the this sector were forced to with- aroused apprehension and un- three-hour
rebuke Gen, speeches by members projeto 'n Rusla
draw under heavy mortar and iri Teheran. The Sir Oliver Franks, the British Truman would
Parlin-
machine-gun fre. Herr Soergel is head of the easiness
States Assistant have Atlantropa Institute here. Fifty Persian Press is unanimous in Ambassador, Mr George Me-MacArthur, Mr Short sald, "I Government,
Heavy Communist fire also have read that myself and I s111 mentary circles said. on Ghee, United
Mr James Chuter Ede, Home declaring that no decision
by South attempts Institute are scientists of the
can be taken by two Secretary of State for Near have no comment" Persia
of the stopped will have Secretary and leader and President Truman
Korean patrols to cross the Imjin without Persia Eastern Affairs, and British drafting plans for a "great
powers economic other
said, Theat
at least two opportunities this House of Commons, gave European African
of the Allied line northwest of Lebensraum (living-space)," being represented and consult-American officials,
ed.
There is little change in the opening exchange of views bo-week to speak for himself on the strong indication of the Cabinet River on the extreme west slank
Ambassador subject if the White House de-fooling by telling an audience: the British tween
alteris policy........ of regret that the United States Intelligence ofcors said the strike situation in the south and the State Department has clice-to-
Chinese were sending more Persian oilfields.
taken place in a cordial atmos-allence. The President is tenta- Government has not told Gen-
tively scheduled to have a news eral MacArthur that they, as troops into the Western sootor The latest reports are that phen
phere,
These
talks were infor- tively
On alatesmen, can look after policy Associated Press, the Tudch (Communist) Party mal and exploratory and deait conference on Thursday.
a soldier, should activities are increasing
and constructive Saturday night he will speak to and he, us in in a positive Abadan, Aghajari and Mashur. way with matters of mutual in- the annual Jefferson Day dinner look after
berc In the Abadan oll centre tercat between the Britisa and three-out of 600-apprentices United States Governments re- on strike have been arrested for lating to Persia."--Reuter, distributing Tudeh leaflets.
Reuter.
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The number of strikers de- creased from 11,000 last week to 0,500,
Loading and production con- tinue and discussions between of Inbour and three members
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CAPETOWN WARNING
Protest To Austria
Labour
п
Citations For Contempt
The
Washington, Apr, 10. District of Columbia.
nos Korea are now working in the nine other officials fighting to
on 108 ·
The
their end fighting and tale Mr Kenneth Younger, Minla- The gravity with which the White House apparently regarda ber of State, condemned the him the MacArthur situation seemed General without naming to be reflected in the abrupt at a public meeting in Cardiff.
TWO 188UES cancellation of the Presidential appošatment with the leader
The inues now being dis- of the nation's largest veterans' cussed by the Anglo-American In Washington organisation which has strongly representatives
the Administration's were seen here to be:
Presi defence programme. The
1. The form and timing of Court of Appeals today issued citations contempt dent himself is a long-time
declaration of the
alms on which formal Legion member and always representatives of the 14 United against the Commeros Secre
Nations members fighting in toy, Mr Charles Sawyer, and wears his membership button. London, Apr. 10. Contrary to some
retain control of the old Dollar Capetown, Apr. 10.
American capital; and abroad, The World Jewish Congress from
2.The division of poutical steamship line. Mr Erie Louw, Minister for
protested to Austria quartera here have suggested
Court acted Appenin
to Economic Affairs, warned Par- today
"anti-Semitic. polloe that Gen, MacArthur might be responsibility between the Unit-
Government moyo lament today that South Africa against
proceedings so that the will suffer it the Persian ell action during the recent demon-removed as Commander of the ed Nations Commander-in-Chief despite a
strations in Austria against the United Nations forces in Koren. in Korea on the one hand and delay industry in nationalised
showing of a Nazi producer's Alm This, however, does not rule out the United States Government Supreme Court could examine
other
the casts. There was specula.. bili Introducing a
to old pro-Viet Harlan's "The Immortal the possibility that Gen Mac-
Conservative. Members of ton whether the Justice De duction of oll from coal with
Beloved,"
Arthur will be sent even stronger fe said Government funds, petrol, oil and parafin cost the Mr S. L. Eastchman, Political Instructions to confine his com Parliament will press for now partment would appeal directly ment of the contempt hearings, country £23,000,000 in foreign Secretary (London) of the Comments to military matters and machinery for controlling the to the high bench for postpone
when the matter is next debated
for Thursday scheduled now currency last your. Most of it
in the House of Commons. came from the Middle East, he gress, told the Austrian Minister leave diplomatie issues to diplo. Supreme Commander's policy
Dr Lothar von
before the lower court. London. in
bas already been Winnar, that there had been
HOUSE MOVE ided.
It appeared to be a good bot Liberal and Conservative are before the Supreme Court three. The new bill aimed at making "vary considerable indignation
of on the part of the Jewish com- that nothing would come of the likely to give their support. An times. The Appeals Court also South Africa Independent
for such a and issued an injunction against movo by House Republican occasion foreign oil and paraffin, he muity as a result of the great
a might come on Wednesday to Government lawyers, forbidding Coal supplies were number of people injured In sald
action that would resolution that would urge which date the questions have country consequence of the police action." lenders seeking to adopt estimated to last the
of the compsky keep control about 500 years.
too, the
Dollar of Foreign Secretary, Bir Capital requirements of the The World Jewish Congress President Truman to "direct" been postponed. On that day, any further
Francisco-United Press. oil industry were esta- was greatly perturbed that a Gen, MacArthur to return home Morison, is expected to make a from Stanley
he work by so notorious a member for a report to the Congress on alatement on the war aims of blished at £18,000,000,
the United Nations in Korea- of the Nazi Party as Viet Harlan the Far Eastern situation.
Representative added-Associated Press.
Van Reuter. James should have been allowed to be CORDIAL
Zamkit said in Introducing his ATMOSPHERE
shown in Austria. Washington, Apr, 10,
He hoped that a full inquiry resolution, "It is no secret that
The French Government has Anglo-American discussions
tance of Russin,, are assembling
A group of men here today refused visas to four 'Chinese designed to reach full accord would tre made by the Austrian Chinese Rods, with the assig in Manchuria imits of the old between the two: Gavemments Government.
Kwantung Amy beat up Aldo Cucchi and Valdo and two Czech delegates to the over Persia's deelston
Dr you Winnar sald that he Japanese
the Italian in Paris, it was learned tinnalise her rich all fields would transmit these represen- which surrendered sờ tho Huo- | Magnani, lenders of à rebel "Congress of Selentile Workers
Communist Party--Router. Tuesday-United Fres apened here yesterday in tations dos Government-sians but were never cepat-movement against cordial atmosphere,
new
to na-
Router.
mata.
.
triated."
Most Members Labour, The
demand
Rebels Beaten Up
Ferrara, Apr, 10.
REFUSED VISAS
:. Prague, Apr. 10.
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