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Expansion Of Would Lead

War To

World Conflict

Washington, Apr. 15.

Mr Dean Rusk, United States Assistant Secre- tary of State, declared today that an expansion of the Korean war would lead to disaster.

ATTLEE: PRAISES BEVIN AS

Statesman Who May Well Have Saved Europe From Reds

London, Apr. 15,

The Prime Minister, Mr Clement Attlee, said tonight that Mr Ernest Bevin's immediate response to the American tentative proposal of the Marshall Plan in 1947 "may well have saved Western Europe from Com- 'munism."

In a broadcast tribute to the former Foreign Secretary, who died suddenly last night, Mr Attlee said that Mr Bevin's immediate responsé to the American Secretary of State, Mr George Marshall's, speech on June 6, 1947, hinting the possibility of the great European economic co-opera- tion plan, was a measure of his statesmanship.

"If he had not acted as he did, it is possible | South-East Asia, said in ปี broadcast over Radio Malaya that the American economic aid for Europe might today" that Mr Ernest Bovin never have materialised. His enthusiasm and wel- und understood early and sup- come for that speech may well have saved Westernported lirmly the aspirations of Europe from Communism.

role

moders. Asia

He had played a notable per- sonal part in making the his- ployed an historic decisions which gave Indla

and

Pakistan. Ceylon post-war

and Burma their freedom. He said

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torle Marshall Aid marked that coun- troy's definite refusal to agree to parlod."

that EXEMPLARY LIFE

Bovin had extra- that co-operation that Ernest Bevin wicked so hard to bring

had Sweden; The Socialist Primo

perception, and ordinary about."

Minister,

Mr MacDonald M. Tage Erlander: forecast, when 14 was largely due to his "Up to the very end, ho mobi-want to see him five yea"ANNA LUCASTA” initiative that the Brusels had all his strength to fight before leaving for Malaya, that

would and South-East Asia democracy Treaty and the Atlantic Treaty for Britain's came into being, Mr Athee said, the Labour Movement.

become A crucial centre of THE GARRISON PLAYERS "He atghtly regarded the Franpe: The French Deputy international affairs-Reuter. establishment of the Atlantic

Bidault:

present. Premier, M. Georges Treaty as one of his greatest

atest "A stern upholder of our great achievements. And history will human liberties in peace and condam That justament. Yet war, he died at his work, trus another example of his initiative to his own exemplary life." was the Colombo Conference, Italy: The Italian Prime which really resulted from dis- Minister. Signor Alcide de cussions the problem

on

dealing with the under-develop-Casperi: "I join in your grief ed regions of the world.

"Mr Bevin always stressed the point that prevention of war was not enough. There must always be a positive pelicy of raising! standard of ving throughoun

the world so as to destroy the

conditions in which Russian Communism thrives."

Mr Attlee said that Mr Bevin widoned his experience at many

conferences international

and foreign travel. by much recall very vividly how, when at short notice he came to

He said that an enlargement of the Korean conflict might result in a third world war while complete withdrawal from Korea would simply encourage the Communist aggressors to strike elsewhere.

As the Administration's top Mr Rusk voleed confidence inmediate grasp of the problems, official directly responsible for four sources of democratic Far Eastern policy, Mr Rusk strength:

entitled

spoke on a national television 1. "Clear conscience. - from programme

"Battle the knowledge that we have Report."

done everything humanly pos- sible to prevent it."

2.

Potsdam, ho showed an

ing~

GREAT COURAGE "As Foreign Secretary he had to deal with a Europe in ruins is the result of the waz, strove patiently and earnestly. to try to preserve the wartime partnership with Soviet Russia but could not prevail against their intransigerice,

Mr Rusk said that there was no present sign that the Com- "Solid alliance of all free munists intended to give up

men welded together by their their aggressive determination common understanding of the to conquer all Korea and added, nature of the attack." "But if we count their casual- 3. "Industrial strength Lies and the forces they now geared to support our armed

they have committed have,

at power," Icast' 1,250,000

troops to their criminol effort and are right the Iron Curtain itself as men he fought against it, for he was

King Expresses Sympathy

London, Apr. 15.

DREISGUI

King George declared today that Britons would remember Mr Ernest Bevin withi gratitude and with respect.

Mrs Bevin, King George said: The queen and I have heard

with deep regret news of Mr Bevin's death and send you our sincere sympathy in your loss..

"He spent his life in the service of

fellow bis countrymen who ̈will re- member him with gratitudo and with respect,"

www As- sociated Press.

"He was filled with a burning desire to see the foundation of at the passing away of Ernest Bevin, whose goodness of heart peace firmly established.

nobility "During the last year, when and

of soul I had within he

suffered Στοπι

ill-health, occasion to know personally." Signor Pietro Nenni, lender

from 4. "Strength

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For Declaration

War on Peking New York, Apr. 15. Senator Harry Cain (Re- publican) said today that he. would call for a formal declaration of war against "all the enemy in Korea" next Tuesday on the floor of the United States Senate.

an

Me Cain sald he would! introduce a resolution in effort to focus public attention on President Truman's change policy, calling for negotiation of Peace "on the enemy's terms," He made the statement in a radio. broadcast.

where they were when the first revolt against tyranny and ag- full of hopes here might im- chalist Party: "He was a great day of next week, after the}

attack was launched.

"In China itself people are increasingly

worried about waves of Chinese man- power into the Aery furnace of modern fire-power ไท foreign land in a war hatched up by some one

R

Mr Rusk said. that in the

wascal war did!

event that a

come,

that the free

world should have a clear conscience

about

to

was

provoked it.

De Gaulle's

Warning Of Danger

tional prove.

man

who

"I think because of wihat the President said last week there is that the interna- of the Cominunist-allied So good and sound reason on Ques-

accomplished great week-end is over and

about for

out people things for the working classes. have thought

The Belgian

For soft

resolution to be offered in the Belglam:

M. Paul Van Senate, declaring war

war it Korea cign Minister, his Zeeland: "One felt this was against all of the enemy of the

"Despite acute pain, he forced himself to carry through an important conference, for his physical was as great moral "courage,

man who wanted-to-die- "I have lost in him a good his post. He came very and loyal comrade and a very indeed to realising dear friend."---Reuber.

Mr

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M. Poul

London, Apr. 15, Consultative

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should call "for this war against China instead of keeping our The Fe-selves behind the brash leader Western Germany:

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at-United Nations, either fighting in near Korea or using centinguous and this re-adjacent termitcry from which to anch attacks," he said. "T Heari

Spaak, intend to make such a resciution Chairman of the

European movė." who

"He Assembly:

Senior Cain's statement Rheims, Apr. 15. At the moment of greatest

World statesmen today ac- fought relentlessly for the

came in answer to a challenge danger,"

General he said, "strength will

Charles

United Nations by de claimed the work of Mr Ernest ideals of the

Senator. William Benton come from a clear conscience, Gaulle today appealed for Bevin for world peace in mes- and peace," from the knowledge

(Democrat) during a "People's that we power

Holland: The Dutch Prime Platform" debate over the to build France ages to Mrs Bevin, the Prime

Minister, Mr have done everything possible

Clement Attice, Minister, Dr

Dreca: Columbia Broadcasting System. to resist and a statements and brond- "His death is a great loss not to prevent it," Mr Rusk sald. strong enough

Somator Benton sald Senator -Reuter.

both Soviet aggression and costs.

only in Britain but to Europe Cala or some other distin- domination by its American Reuter reports of tributes to and throughout the whole guished Republican leader" ONLY POLICY

the former Foreign Secretary, world," Mr Rusk conceded that the ally. Administration's For Eastern The

ENTIRING DEVOTION wartime Free French who died suddenly yesterday, polley hard to explain,Leader warned, in an appeal for included the following:

United States: Fresident But, he added, it was the only votes in the forthcoming, notion-

Konrad Adenauer: "Mr Douglas MacArthur. polley that offered any hope of wide elections, that danger once Truman: "Lovers of freedom the p

more threatened the homeland World over will share the sorrow Bevin's Ho was untiringly de We've been saying on the Mr Rusk did not refer directly and he charged that the present of the British, Government and voted to duty and dedicated to floor of the Senate that we in the dismissal of General "government of parties had people in the loss of a faithful the well-being of his fellow Congress have the power MacArthur but discussed in proved itself incompetent and public servant

who was a countrymen and

peace. detall foreign policy issue on

vallant defender of human the nations." incapable. which General MacArthur was "From the point of view of rights."

Azzam Pasha, Socrotary-Con- sideat," said Mr Benton, at loggerheads with the ad security and independence

Dean Acheson, US. eral of the Arab League: "All you want war with China, why ministration. He said the action Soviet threat is increasing," he Secretary of State: "Mr Ernest Arab Statte undoubtedly regret open, you got it out in the

open?" of both Russia and China in sald. He added that France's Bevin was a gallant gentleman, his death and the loss of a pro- supporting aggression in Koren national defences had not im- fection of all menter for known for moderation and a de-

wo would proved.

the freedom

Guccessor, "Today we have neither more

Canada: Mr Louls St Laurent,

sire to reach understanding.”, General Matthew. Ridgway solve the Korean problem" attacking them but would nor fewer rative divisions, air Canadian Prime Minister: "So United Nations, Mr Trygve Lie same decisions of frustration The Secretary-General of the wall have fomposed on him the almply start. a world wat. Even

squadrons, warships, trained long as there freedom in the attack only one of the powers with the inferiority complex Moveone in the war and

reserves, arms in manufacture world the untiring services of "My old friend in war and and utility which led to the

we had last year.

this great leader of the Labour peace, who was a champion of removal of General MacArthur." Support W

aggression in Korea

the Cause of the cause of damperser Rod

We were going into Korea would involve these defences givo

will be greatly hi ha

missed."****** the risk

to repel and chase-out the of a general war

In Israel, the authorities, they rely. on the valierst work for.

bitterness felt was easy to Americons, hand over to them, peace will not be

enduring Mr Rusk said it wa

for years

enemy. We have done no such | over Mr Bovin's advocate the United

ching. *** forgotten States

to notably in

in Morocco, brses and Australia: Mr Percy Spender, Palestine Polley noticeably

was withdraw from Korea, but that communications, place our Australian External

Affairs absent in newspaper apprecia: Eonstór Cala ako said: LIECHAI. too would lead to disaster, To forces under their chiefs with Ministe

with-Minister:

Ocarnal totions of his life and work. the colice!lve-forces-of-free-men give in to the Communist rab out

grab any guarantee that France, admiro him ду

The a steadfast

establishment of the everywhere can only resist an Irrespective of State of Israel found Mr Bevin aggression in Korea they w only what the Red imperiale cess

cessary means and in good the par

foredoomed to humiliation and appetite for more. It would be time and without our generals things

thin Party,

in which Britons be- the Jerusalem Post

defeat, and to Just being wiped any role extremely difficult to work out having Any

in common loved."

Moscow: Moscow Radio an off this earth when it comes to negotiated settlement in strategy excent

of execu except that

India: The

Indian Prime nounced Mr. Bevin's death but laser

azalost”: Com- Minister, Pandit Nehru: The made no comment.—Reuter,

点点 unconditional surrender any lehus, if circumstances arise, whole Commonwealth will mis

MACDONALD, TRIBUTE ?> Sources quid there was no part of the Rods but he voiced we risk being Invaded by our his strength, Integrity and un-

Singapore, Apr. 15, chance of such a resolution The hope that it might be adversaries and dominated by derslanding. He will leave be-

Mr Malcolm MacDonald, being, approved by the Senate possible,

our allies."United Press, tind him the memory of a great Commissioner - General 20% for/for House. — United Press. ""

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