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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, '1951.

Stassen Allegation Against Mr

Huge Rubber Cargo For China

Colombo, OcL 2. ·

The Pollah shilp. Mic- klewe. Bailed today for Communist China with 5,- $26 tons of Ceylon rub- ber In her Jiolds. The shipment was the largest to leave Ceylon in a single vessel, - United PreKA.

AMERICAN

REPRISAL

ACTION

Washington, Oel. 2. President Truman today or-

dered all American trade con-

cessions to Czechoslovakia

be cancelled as from November

1.

The motion follow a Con- Bressional directive That American trade

Acheson Stirs

Sharp Rebuttal

MEMORY PLAYING

HIM TRICKS

Washington, Oct. 2.

The State Department tonight denied that the Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, or any other department official had ever proposed cutting off American aid to the Chinese Nationalists.

The Department said Mr Harold Stassen's memory was "playing him tricks" when he said yesterday that the late Senator Arthur Vanden- oberg had told him Mr Acheson and Dr Philip Jessup made the proposal at a White House con-

ference.

proves

the

the Senate history history Cominee, policy of the Department tended in the opposite direc- tion".

Testifying before benefits to Internal Security Communist BFTAR Lo wiped Mr Stassen waid Senator Van- out.

denberg had told him be block- Such

the move by telling Pre- trade concessions nl-ed

he had votes ready have been suspended forsident Truman Bulgaria, Rumania and 13 other enough in the Senate to kill it.

Communist - dominates areas However, the State Depart throughout the world.

Nolico that trade

Taking

other up

Storsen testimony. Mr McDermott said there was no "basis in fact" for his statement that the ment Press offeer, Mr Michael Department encouraged Britain brnents McDermott, said an "exhaustive and other countries to recognise would be cancelled also has search" of Department records Red China. He said the US.

evidence of such a White House that it viewed had failed to produce any hind made it clear to Brita

recognition of China as "unwise" And son and Dr Jessup "have no re-ordered United States diplomats collection of such a meeting". abroad to present this view to

been given to Russia. Poland and Hungary,

Thore has hern particularly eirong

sentiment in Congress for using trade sanctions against Czechoslovakia in view of that country's Imprisonment of the never has been any proposal to American

conference, lle said Mr Ache-Red

William Oatis.

spy

Journalist.

Mr Oalia was sentenced

charges described by

Bir

on

the

State Department as triumped up-Reuter.

Kashmir Report Delay

"Moreover," he added, "thers other governments.

Mr McDermott also

lenged

UN Liaison Officer Again Meets Communists

TO-DAY ONLY

TWO IMPORTANT

SHIFTS

IN

PERON CABINET

Buenos Aires, Oct. 2.

LL Col. Norman Edwards Note from his accepting North .Korean counterpart, Col, Chang, at Panmunjon. No progress towards resumption of negotiations was achieved although the meeting appeared

be

spirit. amicable in (AP Photo)

to

FITTING MEMORIAL

President Juan D. Peron has accepted the chal-resignation of his Air Minister in the second abolish economic aid to Nation that the

Sass Cabinet change since last Friday's abortive revolt, TO GANDHI lionailst China by Steretary was prepared to turn Formosa it was announced today. Acheson, by Ambassador Jessup

United States

the Chinese Reds- by any other authorised over to

United Press. official of the State Depart- ment."

Mr McDermott also took note of Mr Slassen's testimony re- garding the round-table con- ference: called by the Depart-} ment in October, 1949.

New Offer By

East Germany

Minister of the Interior:Angel Borlenghi said Air Minister Brig.-Gen. Cesar Ojeda has resigned and has been replaced by Brig-Gen. Ignacio San Martin, who will be sworn in on Wednesday.

Navy Minister Adm. Enrique Under a law declaring the B. Garcia resigned and

was existence of a state of Internal war, the police have banned Mr Stassen had said that the

replaced on Saturday, No Far Eastern

political meetings. The Radical ficial explanations avere given Party cancelled a meeting for expert, Mr Owen Lattimore, and Mr Lawrence

for the Cabinet shifts, Rossinger,

Tuesday night because of the law. member A United Nations, N.Y., Oct. 2.

Pacific Relations: new "wide open" Invitation

However, the Institute of

to The announcement of

Party-sup- The report of Dr Frank headed the "prevailing group”

shift cameporting President Juan D. Peron Graham, the United

submitted recommends the Bonn Republic for national latest government Nations which

as leaders of several ppposition for re-election from holding a 1epresentative for Kashmir, was

elections, it was learned today.

parties

were reported to have big open-air meeting on Monday not expected to be ready for

Prime Minister Otto Grote-been arrested.

| night. Elections are scheduled about 10 days, informed sources

wohl is writing a speech for

for November 11. here said.

tellvery this weekend which reportedly will much

Dr Graham is preparing # report

bis on the result of

with India and

negotiations

Pakistan

on the question of

of the

tions favourable to the Chinese,

Mr Stassen sald Communists.

the recommendations called for carly United States recognition of Red China and turning over Formosa to the Communists,

NO BASIS

demilitarising Kashmir before an Mr McDermott said a closa study of the stenographle tran-

was tot SL

Berlin, Oct, 2. East Germany is preparing a

unity talks.

INITIATED

London, Oct. 2. The next step towards providing London with a fit- Ling memorial to Mahatma Gandhi the nucleus of a university of peace — was taken today by the Indian High Commissioner, Mr V.

the stop the Peroallon did not K. Krishna Menon.

11-

NO DECISION

Rodolfo Ghioldi, Communist indicate how candidate in the forthcoming the Soviet

ZONC will November elections was re- concede in order to bring about ported

being heid

The Argentine Supreme Mil- communicado In connection tary Court has not yet made a with last week's short-lived decision on what punishment is in store for military lenders accused in the plot. They may uprising.

face the death penalty.

Informed quarters said the eventual plebiscite,

In view of the delay in pre-script of the conference showed Prime Minister may deliver his He propeen before a special Parllo- 18 members spoke, paring the report,

Session

or on Sunday and Mr ment Mr Lattimore expected that the Security sakl

that Monday. recommended Council would have no time for Rossinger

debate on its contents before Red China be recognised and 11 a det

athers thought the situation was it was obliged to go to Paris.ch that recognition could not Omciuls here thought that Dr Le withheld for an indefinite Graham would probably make period". As for Mr Stassen's statement to the Council around statement that the State Depart- October 12 in presenting the

to "impleñent" ment tended report and the Council would the Laltimore-Rossinger_recom- then adjourn to study the re-

mendations,

McDermott Mr sults of his mission-Reuter,

said, this was "not confirmed by

Many leaders in the opposition Radical, Nationalist, Scolalist and Conservative partics were report The Russian zone will cele-ed under arrest. Horacio Thedy. the founding of its "German Desive Democrat Parly, is being held brate the second anniversary of a member of the minor progres mocratic Republic" on Saturday by the police, his family reported and Sunday-Associated Press. toʻloy.

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New Build-Up In UN Military Forces Recommended

New York, Oct. 2.

A United Nations sub-committee today re- commended that in the event of any further aggres- sion the United Nations should appoint an “Execu- tive Military Authority" to co-ordinate and direct military operations.

In its report, issued today, the Sub-Committee recognised that under the Charter aggression should be dealt with by the Security Council and the Mill- tery Staff Committee.

•

The

government hno also charged the military uprising was promoted by misguided Communist Party candidate was Nationalsts. The arrest of the a surprise to many.

On the day of the revolt, the Communist issued a manifesio supporting the

Peron govern- ment and condemning the revolt which it suid "originated in Wall Street."Associated Press.

Chinese In Singapore Protest

Singapore, Oct. 2, Citina-born Chinese in Sing-

clair apore

they are being cheated of their rights by the naturalisation regulations of this British Crown Colony.

They described the regula

The only place which at pre- sent keeps Gandhi's memory are two small rooms of the India League's premises above cluster of old-fashioned shops in the Strand near Charing Cross station.

1

Speaking at a birthday anni- versary ceremony held there today, Mr Krishna Menon, sald that the time had come when premises where people Interest- ed in Gandhi could meet should be larger and more worthy of his life and work.

Without consulting anybody the India League, he was taking and anticipating the consent of

upon himself the responsibility (of inaugurating the next step.

With the help of prominent poople In India and Britain, he had no doubt that in a year or two they should have à place not bound by the narrow con- fines of the Indin League. Gradually the nucleus of a uni- versity of peace would arise,

His statement was followed immediately by announcements of domailonis by people present. at the ceremony-Reuter.

PARIS OBSERVANCE

Paria, Oct. 2. Gandhi Memorial Day was celebrated here today at * gathering at the Indian Embassy. The Indian Ambassador, Sardar Hardit Singh Malik, gave a talk

the

principles of violence and M. Maurico.Schu-

on

Mon

man, French Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, spoko on Gandhi's influence throughout

the world.

Hage qualificatlon was Gandhi song

lish

that applicants for naturalisation

Indiary students then sang, the and the evenítid ended with the singing of the Indian National Anthem.-Reu-

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