1951-07-30 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1951.

Taft Suggests Joint Anglo-U.S. Control Of "World Sea And Air"

Plymouth, Mass., July 29.

Senator Robert Taft (Republican, Ohio) said today that to oppose Russia successfully the United States must obtain control of the sen and air throughout the world with the help of the British Empire.

Speaking to about 3,000 persons Senator Toft said the nation must in- crease its armed forces tremendously. He added that complote control of the air should be the most important element in building up defence against Rys- sia because the United States could not fight the Russians on the ground throughout the entire world.

"I believe control of the sea and air throughout the world is within our capacity and that we should therefore undertake to secure that control with the co-operation of the British Empire," he declared.

He

charged that the Ad- nations who are directly con

agreed

with

upon each House in Congresi, by the constitution.

area

5. Bipartisan policy must include all specine subjects and in which of the world important American policies and commitments are to operate."

"0. There must be full dis-

ministration had reached a "low cerned."

He in "dirret point"

President corruption" and was trying to establish a Truman

that the prospective closure by the Adininistration to not representatives of both Parties socialistic form government. Korean Araristice

seduce the threat from Russia of all facts and documents neces

would

The Senator spoke to the and would not justify any re-sary to policies to be formulated Pilgrimage to "lymouth", sponsxation of the defence effort.-nnd decisions to be made.

sored by the Plymouth County United Press..

Republican Party. The pil- Brimage was designe) to remind Americans ul their Colomat heritage.

"There is no reason for pes- simism about the present salia- Senator Taft tuld his audience. There is no reason for tremblingg We are by far the greatest ration in the world and the fastest-growing nation. It is only our leadership which hos led its temporority iito an emergency problem."

essence

"7. Bipartisan polley should not be expected to silence the sincere criticism which is the of representative government an

and safeguard of national interest."

Senator Ferguson also said abbipartisan policy could not be

achievod by "proclaiming it in i fancy State papers" or by "pull- ing a few Republican advisers into the Democratic camp." United Press.

SENATOR'S DEMAND

Washington, July 20. Senator Homer Ferguson (Republican) said today that President Truman could thin bipartisan co-operation in foreign policy any time he ac erted seven "ground rules".

fur

In a statement prepared delivery in the Senate on Mon- day, Senator Ferguson said the President must shure making of foreign policy with Congress. He added that national unity because the built near the historie Plymouth was endangered

rule was not followed in the ence of the Korean war.

Standing

"We

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platform

Rock, Senalar Toft continued: cannot undertake to en- in land warfare with throughou the entire every advance

glufe

Russia world or meel

The nation cannot afford to risk blundering into World War 111 through some similar

the Communists may make pismule," he said,

sen,

N

The

be able to provide the most aid 10 those seeking to check Communism throughmat the

world."

A WARNING

substantial unity

fte added that, to be success-

12

Nelson Put

In His

Place!

of

Lind warfare in Europe OF

adful, foreign policy must have Asia is most dangerous and strong support from all people

Moscow, July 29. most expensive.

But by bipartisan policy was one

The new Soviet Navy Minister, trolling the air and

today ordered United States will be safe and way to achieve it. He suggested M. Kuznetsov,

warships on the five seas to fre the following "ground rules":

"1. Bipartisan holley-making, 20-salve salute in honour renuires participation of respon- Navy Day.

The order went out to the Red sible Party leaders in Congress. Fleets in the Baltic, Pacific,

Black Sea. Caspian and Arctic. MUST BE INCLUDED

Newspaper editorials here to- There was

No emplovirent of indivi-day stressed the might of Soviet between the Republican Party dunt Republicans by the Prest- naval power, saying that the Red and the Administration an

dent or State Department, how-Navy was a "reliable guard" for of foreign ever popular general strategy

eminent they the nation's 29,375-mile sen- policy but they differed

board. may be run conditate binar-

On the inside pages of the He radically on domestic issues.

action heenuse such Re- favoured monetery and mili-publicans are not authorised to newspapers there were special

alt Lo

10-speak for their Party and they Navy Day articles by Soviet lury tions asking it, but warned had not been clerted by me admirals. In one Britain's famed Nelson was against trying to do more than Parly to emberchin in Con-Admiral

who described as an "Imitator" of the place the only effective Party action is provit-Russian Admiral, Ushakov,

Soviet Union the In others those who demand that we go

was acclaimed as the "Father- all out beyond our capacity Ined for and recorded.

"3. Genuine bipartisan pollev time Europe and at the same

or land" refuse to apply our general programing and strategy to the Far East."

foreign

Lord

Massed Anglo-American Sea Power

British and American warships lie at anchor in the Sliema and Lazareito creeks of Valetta harbour, Malta. On the left line are four destroyers of the Royal Navy's Mediterranean Fleet 1st Destroyer Flotilla. In centre are the USS Fitch and Macomb, and on right are other British destroyers and frigates. - AP.

Picture.

Growing Desire In

France

To End Indo-China War

Paris, July 29.

Increased fear of Communist China and the prospect of speeded German rearmament has brought the growing conviction in France to- day that a decisive attempt must be made to end the bloody six-year war in Indo-China.

VIETNAM EFFORT

The .Cabinet

that men killed or missing, including crisis, alrendy has lasted 20 days, is many young officers-United holding up any definite decision Press. but most French officials believe something must be done. The possible end of the Korean war Boon has pushed Indo-China forward as an obvious danger spot where France and the West may have to stand or fall next before Chinese "volunteers".

in

mon

to his credit. He believes that the task of his new Embassy in be considered Bangkok might more important than all other Vietnamese diplomatic missions

abroad. Saigon, July, 20. Vietnam is trying to streng- Thailand, the first-nation_to then its tk with the neigh-recognise Vietnam na an as- bouring countries of South-sociated State within the French East Asia to form a powerful Union, though leading nearly the defensive bloc against the com- same spiritual and moral life as

Communist menace.

Vietnam, has become with her Many Frenchmen fear Ameri-

M. Nguyen

Khoa

Toan, legendary hospitality on Im farmer can pressure may open the way

Vietnamese Education portant centre of international for Germany again to become a

and the hub of Minister, is opening Vietnam's diplomacy

Embassy in top military power in Western

Bangkok, South-East Asian politics," Mr few years unless Thailand, and this task will be Toan said. Europe in

long time, even after France can devole some of the his primary objective.

"For More than 60,000 Vietnamese March 8, 1950, when Thalland men und money tied down Indo-China to Western defence. live just Inside

Vietnam, Thal recognised.

reserved policy was foreign Among the ideas put forward castem borders.

Because the community has

Vicinam Govern- toward the in influential circles to improve

wuru the Indo-Chinese situation were: be suspected of being one of

ment," he thinks. the sources for arms and am- radar-with which 1. A guarantee in any poll- munition for Ho Chi Minh's requires that the Party out of Russia was said to lead the real agreement, following the Vietminh insurgent movement, rower mun be include intake | world-and-of-the-armoured Korean

cease-fire of non- the Thai Government has begui offs' of major policy decisions cruiser, the fast destroyer, the intervention by outside Powers a check an Ita Vietnamese in- if it is to rare in keeping the modern submarine, the torpedo in Indo-China. This would be habitants. The nations fighting Cum-

united

'erash boat in country

Khoa Ambassador minelayer.aimed at Communist China, but the

Nguyen and munism must be earnestly

Lo landings.

might affect American aid If the Toan said in Saigon before enthusiastically determined

"4. Bipartisan policy cannot

Communists made that the price leaving for Bangkok that Bao defend themselves.

for their agreement, work If those who conduct our

Dal, the head of the Vietnam relations izmore foreign

"we have the capacity to do”.

Aly

only quarrel

is with grege

"We can assist those who are defending themselves, but cun-

the

not undertake the job ourselves spirit or letter of the constitu

or do anything unless the bulk tion or resort to devices which

of defence is furnished by the bypass responsibilities

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and

Reuter.

State Dept. Accused

WAS

Washington. July 29. The State Department uccused today of forging seil- imposed handcuffs" which pre- vent speedy economic reprisals against Czechoslovakia for the gnoling of the American re- porter, William Oatis.

O.R. Struckbein, chuirman of the National Labour Manage- ment

оп Foreign Council Trade, said during a broadcust local radio station that over a under the State Department's programme before any cancel concessions granted to

reciprocal Irade

months must

elapse

could

member nation

trade

any other country. As a result, he said, the United States could

not act swiftly without violat-

the Simreement.

ing

the National

Assembly for the Advancement of Publie Relations demanded the immediate closing of all Czech diplomatle and consular

the deportation offices and

within Czech diplomats days.-United Press.

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MENZIES то

APPEAL

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call

Chinese wor.

Thailand's

2. Western acceptance of a State, had agreed in principle, Big Five meeting with Russia with Thailand's permission, to and Communist Chiha using open Vietnamese consulates in this to try to settle the Indo- some of the main Vietnamese

That towns,

Ho regretted that some people 3. Participation of the in these communities had been French-supported Indo-Chinese States in the Pacific Pact link-influenced by the propaganda of the Russian-recognised Vietminh ing the United States,

Republic. tralia and New Zealand.

BIG FIVE TALKS?

Aus

TO BE SCREENED To prevent thesa elements The first suggestion is openly becoming a source of danger, 10 put forward by French oficiale the Thal Government decided and was referred to by the concentrate Vietnamese refugees the border in five outgoing Justice Minister, M. drossing Rene Mayer, last week in his Thai provinces on the right bank get of

Asia's South-East

great unsuccessful attempt to National Assembly approval as Mekong River, particularly in Premier. The French Am the north-east of Thailand, bassador to the United States, Mr Toan belleves, as a result M. Henri-Bonnet, was said to

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But in giving That recognition Marshal Luang Phibul Song- gram, the Thai Prime Minister, showed courage and clear- sightedness, the new Ambassador JEANANTHUR - LIONEL BARRYMORE-JAMES STEWART-EDWARD ARNOLD TILEZZ |believes.

Vietnam, he contends, Is In- dispensable to a common front against Communism.

Tonkin, North In holding

the Com- against Vietnam, munist-led Vietminh, Vietnam

to the rost of respite Asia, he maintains

Mr

Nguyen Khoa Toan in tends travelling to Rangoon and other neighbouring capitals as soon as possible to prompte a better understanding between these South-East Aslan trles and Vietnam.-Reuter.

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GERMAN GROUP OUTLAWED

Bonn, July 29. be pointing out in Washington of the Vietnam Government's

The West German Govern- the increased danger which a representations, that the Thai Home Ministry will implement

outlawed thd today Korean cease fre might mean

which ment in a way its decision for Indo-China.

will not affect loyal and honest National Council of the Associa

of the Nazi non-intervention Vietnamese settlers who have tien of Victims A

its activities guarantee might permit France acquired property and are well Regime because

were held to be unconstitutional to step up the wat to defeat established in their present.

Tho Government announce- the Communist Vietminh na residences. tionalists or even permit her to reach an agreement with the native Reds.

Tho

ference.

an

He expects the Vietnamese ment explained that by backing tho Soviet-sponsored "Peace will be "percenu Plebiscite forbidden in Wost community and the sounder elements sifted Germany-the organisation had the newly-arrived re shown itself to be Communist- Some French officials say pri- from vately that a Big Five conter fugoes, Vietnamese rodents of Influenced and aiming to under-

Thailand may be repatriated if mine the Bonn regime, ence is a definite possiblity.

The Vereinigung Der Vor- Influential newspaper Lo they wish.

Mr Toan said that a powerful folgten Der Nazi Regimes (VVN) Monde said that the best tactics defensive blee against the com- was formed after the war as a might be to accept a Com-

It became group. munist proposal for such a con-mon Communist menace would non-party

not be the same as that enamliated with similar groups in Sydney, July 20.

Prime Nazi-occupied countsles' in visaged by the Indian Minister, Mr

The Indo-Chinese problem

Minister,

Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, International organisation with Robert Menzies, is expected to was highlighted by the arrival whose spiritual aims to us headquarters in Warsaw.

In the Immediate post-war of the of General Jean de Lattre de on all sections

Beem unrealistic in the immedi-

years the West German group: Australian community at a con- Tassigny this morning from Salate future," ference

tomorrow to make an

gon before going to Washington "We do not doubt that Pandit claimed 500,000 members effort to

at the invitation of the Ameri-Nehru's Ideal for a bloc of all all-out

speed up

A West German Council was

to and

co-ordinate the activi production

countries educo to

free from formod Eastern can Joint Chiefs of Staff to telkk spending on non-essentials, over arms needs in Indo-China Western interference is a lotty ties of branches in the 11 Stater

and desirable. one," he added. of the Federal Republic. Newspapers today commented talks regarded here

tremely important.

"One day we may derive great was this Council which was # on the

labelled arising from the

The French High Commis-satisfaction from its realisation.

banned

today. being agreed It

that the sinner for Indo-China also came

The Government said the gathering will be vital to the

to inform the Government about

"But for the moment it our Council had become Communist- collection of ideas for the best the talks he held there recint-

has-been furthering method of dealing. with the ly with M

Mr Thomas Dewey duty not to lose sight. of reali-led and inflationary spiral threatening Governor of New York, and Mr os end of the common menace Communist, aims in the Wost

of Communist The Federal Government the nation's conteny,

Richard Casey, Foreign Minis- of the spread Some

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