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Labour Returns To The Fold

Washington, Apr. 30. Organised labour called! off its two-month boycott of the mobilisation effort today and ordered union representatives to return Immediately to alt defence axencies,

Federa-

The American tion of Labour and Con- gress of Industrial Organi- catlona' United Labour Policy Committee sak it was returning to the de- fence programme because considerable progress had boen nade and a signif)- cant change of altitude has taken place in Washing- Ion."--United Press.

Spanish Workers Restive

Madrid, Apr. 30.

U.S. TO

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1951,

PRESS

FOR ARMS AID ΤΟ EUROPE

Paris, Apr. 30.

The United States intends to devote some of her resources-scarce raw materials-to sustain- ing the strength of her allies, Mr Charles E. Wil- son, United States Defence Mobilisation Director, said here today.

Mr Wilson, who flew here on Saturday at the invitation of the Atlantic Pact Commander, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, told a Press con- ference that the United States would continue to ship weapons, defence materials and machinery to Europe.

to

A total of $6,500 million | 1,000,000 tons of mutual defence

for de-assistance goods were sent had been allocated

nutions in friendly

various fence shipments and for parts of the world. shipments of machines and materials for use by friendly nations in producing addi- went to Western Europe, tional armuments.

The Spanish cruiser

"I know our allies will lag alert to the dangers of inflation Almirante Cervorm ar-

and will work with us against rived today at Bilbao on

this enemy," he said. It should the north-west coast where he noted, Mr Wilson added, that agitators

thun were reported in the last year more today to be calling for May Day general strike.

A

Pruteat RUSSIAN

This would Le in ngainst penalties imposed on workers who took part in recent cost of living demonstrations,

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which has

MANOEUVRE

Fatales FOILED

Leaflets were distributed to day in Barcelona been the centre of recent de- monstratinus and were reported to have been at work at San Sebastian,

Lake Success, Apr. 30. the

A new Soviet "peace offensive" national But

unions, which were generally believed was nipped in the United Nations to have organised last month's today when the Women's Status two-day strike in Barcelonu, to Commission refused to consider

Russian-backed warned their

resolution members a there to stay

at work calling for trial and condemna- morrow. They instructed work- tion as war crimais of "persona to disregard the "stop-guilty of war propaganda," work" lenflets.

Elizabeta Popova of Russia Mr Naimundo Fernandez and Zophin Dembinska of Poland Cuesta, Minister of Justice and asked the 15-member Commis Secretary-General of the Falange sion to put on its agenda MoverRent S

resolution proposed originally -Spain's Government Party-said in Seville last night by the International Democratic

Iva Fedemtion that the Farty would never give

of Women, de- way to attempts against it and nouncing all war propaganda" wout, if necessary, rise again as the gravest crime against as it the year, of humanity." the Civil War, rather than lose Olive Remington Goldman of the victory it had won then, the United States immediately.

He added, "The present agito-called

on the

Commission to tion in Spain is the last effort stick to lis business and "keep of an anti-Spanish movement out propaganda". which has failed abroad and which is now being restored here," Beuter,

Ex-GI's Benefits

The Conmulsion voted down the motion with only Russia and Poland voting in favour, Communist-backed Inter- The national Democratic Federation of Women, which claims 91,- 000,000 members, passed a re- solution in Berlin in February It to the Women's the demand

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"Included in these shipments -pr about to be are 3,500 tanks and combat' vehicles, 750 aircraft, 100 vessels and small craft and 3,000 major pieces of artillery," Mr Wilson said.

There are also smaller arms and millions of rounds of am- munition,"

Mr Wilson, replying to a re- porter's question, said that the United States this year aimed to get production of defence materials coming off the lines at the rate of $50,000 million.

THE REAL PINCH

lle agreed with the Marshall

Plan roving Ambassador, Mr

Milton Katz, who had said: "I assure you there is no sulphur stockpile in America."

PLANS Nehra Shows The Way

Indian Premier Nehru examines his stand of wheat, grown from Indian seed at his official residence in New Delhi. The Premier, has grown an overnge of nearly

32 bushels to an acre as compared to the ail-Indin average of only eight bushels.

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American's Appointment ICE REVUE

As Kashmir Mediator

Lake Success, 30.

The Security Council' today approved the nomination of Frank Graham, of the U.S., as United Nations Kashmir Mediator.

"It is

to

a

tarisation should ensure that plebiscile can be held free from any influence by the armed forces of any Interested party to the dispute. But nevertheless, his task will be that of negotiation and not arbitration." United Press

ATTLEE STATEMENT

As Council President

our earnest hope that Daniel J. van Balluseck, of both parties will work out with Mr Graham and will imple- "Our stockpile on quite essen- the Netherlands, sought to ment details of demilitarisation tal items in a number of cases put Mr Graham's nomina- preparatory

ปี plebiscite has been shrinking," Mr Wilson tion to the vote, Russia's which will permit the peoples added. The American proble

of Kashmir freely to express would begin to feel the real Jacob Malik-in his first in-

their

will in the Kashmir ton of accession."

regarding the ques pinch of the rearmament pro- tervention gramme

the autumn and | debute-questioned Mr Gra- Mr Austin then most earnest-

London, Apr. 30, throughout 1952, Mr Wilson

The ly urged India and Pakistan to

Prime Minister, Mr ham's choice.

Mr Malik wanted clarification accept arbitration procedure as Clement Attlee, was asked by

the "final step why

to conclude Mr John Langford-Holt (Con- a U.S. citizen and not

settlement of this servative) in the House of someone else was appointed. Mr peaceful

what fresh today van Balluseck replied no other problem which holds so much Commons candidates were presented al- danger for the peace, prosperity utructions he proposed to give

and though other Council members and stability of the great sub-to the British representative on the Security Council to bring clause becomes operative

said.

Asked if he would request some sort of control of raw materials by European countries which had been given extra quantities for defence purposes, he said: "No-but I expect to have their assurance that they will be used for these purposes, Their good intent would be good enough for me.”

Mr Wilson listed as in short supply in the United States these items held by the Western European nations; copper, cobalt, wool, rubber, tungsten and tin.

Mr Wilson was questioned on

American machine tool deliveries to Europe. "The machine tool situation is a hot spot and we have a great deal of work to We have to make Commission opened its do on it.

and may be introduced in both Nationalist members, a Russian

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Security be aware the Council adopted a resolution concerning the Kashmir dispute on March 30. The question of fresh instructions to our repre- sentative on the Security Coun- cil does not, therefore, arise at this stage."-Router.

Atom Experts Meet

Harwell, Apr. 20, Thirteen atom selentists from Britain. the United States and Conada started one-week folks here today on the best methods harnessing atomic energy

The vote was 7:0, with India, when the media or fails to ob Yugoslavia, Rusalo and the tain agreement of both parties

for domilitarisation procedure

Sir Gladwyn Mr

Jebb of Bri- Graham

is Defence Manpower

next, spoke nex

urging India Administrator in

Pakistan ord

tan to apply their the United Slates Department wise statesmanship to the of Labour. India had rejected a resolution under mir demilitarisation.

previously immediate problem of Kash

If this which Mr Graham was appoint were done "there should in- ed Mediator succeeding Sir deed be good hope of real pro- Owen Dixon of Australio,

last September after Tess towards settlement." Washington, Apr. 30, and

reigned

achieve agreement Congress will soon be asked Commission

failing to

"None of us has any illusions between India and Pakistan on about the dimculty of the task to authorise 2 150,000,000-peso that it be adopted.

the question of demilitarisation which Mr Graham accepted educational beneits programme for 50.000 Philippine veterans, Afth session

the but we all trust that he will by voting down, herculean efforts to Increase Preceding a pleblecite in The Filipina Veterans Bill of after a spirited exchange he output Mr Wilson said princely State. India objected. And the two.

Governments mostly to the arbitration clause rently to reach me

come agreement Rights is being drafted now tween the Soviet and Chinese Reuter.

in the

the resolution.

which,

If it a question Following the vote, Mr van considered

for dispassionately, is Balluseck spoke briany wishing by no means insoluble." Mr Graham success in his new

Britai

regretted there was post and expressing the hope misapprehension in the Indian factories. Reuter. that India and Pakistan would sub-continent concerning co-operate with him. Mr Anglo-American resolution on former President of Kashmir and particularly over Graham, North Carolina University. was the arbitration

Ha not present here today. -The stressed that

the Mediator had States delegate,

Mrno povers to decide whether the The Hague, Apr. 30,

Warren Austin, who, along with princely State should accede to Dutch milliary quarters-today- Great Britain--nominated Mr-India-or Pakistan iruthad denied reports or danger to the Graham, took the floor follow instructions to bring about plan to have three divisions ing Mr van Balluseck.

domilitarisation in agreement trained for mobilisation by the Mr Austin said that although with the two Governments. end of the year.

previous efforts to obtain agree-

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so far is to be But the failure of the secondment on demilitarisation

PARACHUTE ATTACK! "Crescendo" exercise last week falled, they undeniably made continued Sir Gladwyn. “In this showed the scheme to be meeting progress toward the desired capacity, he will have the full Fighting sons of the desert with considerable difficulties end.

authority of the Security Council and it was reliably learned today that changes are being made as a consequence.

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The inexperience of non- commissioned officere and the peculiarity of Western fighting methods to the main troops, who were men of the old Dutch East Indies Army, led to a complete lack of lafson,

The manoeuvres were to have been repeated monthly for six months, but now they will be reorganised on a company' or regimental basla rather than on a divisional scale.-Reuter.

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Tokyo. Apr. 30. The Japanese today voted to elect governors and members of prefectural assemblies. A week ава

they polled in a record turnout for mayors and mem- bers of assemblica in citles, towns and villages, giving the rightwing parties a swooping

victory.

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