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CLOTHES DRIVE FOR KOREA

Mayor Vincent Impellit- teri of New York (left) begins

for a a drive million lbs of clothes for Korean war victims by giving a token bundle to

young representative of the Korean people. Grover Whalen (right); chairman of the drive, assists.- Express Service.

Plaintiff's Story In Libel Suit

Paris, Feb. 12.

The_ex-Bulgarian Communist

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1952.

DEAN ACHESON'S VITAL MISSION

"Useless Waste'

In US Forces' Buying Alleged

Washington, Feb. 12.

Congress hombarded the armed forces today with charges of needless, and useless waste of money and called on senior military officers to fix the responsibility.

A House Armed Services Sub-committee con- tinued its inquiry into armed forces' buying prac- tices.

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responsive

European Army Differences Urgent Need

Need For Solution Of Thorny Problems

Washington, Feb. 12,

The Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, is leaving Washington tonight on a diplomatic voyage which promises to be heavy with conse quences for internal American politics as well as for international rela- tions and collective security.

The hours preceding Mr Acheson's departure were marked by close attention to the French parliamentary debate on the European army,

American officials were anxious to refrain from any comment on the de- bate, but it was clear that an essential part of the American foreign policy was at stake in the French National Assembly,

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Presse.

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During the past weeks a ble modification and

The that the

trealy provided for a dilemmn has been created in the Socialists were not opposed to maximum of 350,000 meit for Congress: Should the Europeans holding discussions with other Italy's armed forces. By last be told that the Congress would parties to arrive at agreement year the gure stood 1 about refuse to vote this

the on year

And common text.-France- 310,000

well-informed funds necessary for economic

quarters did

this not expect and milliary aid if the European

figure to be increased sub stantially. army did not make any concrete progress in the weeks to come? Or should no communication of this nature be sent, this curring the risic of a fotal col- lapse of a common polley?

3-

BONN DECISION

Bonn, Feb. 12. The Federal Government has decided to adhere to the figure

CAUTION NEEDED

The official remarked that in with recommendations recently by the "wle NATO Council in spokesman of the Paris, allocations for rearme- said after ment purposes in the new Ministry of Finence

Italian budget were less than

et 8,000,000,000 Deutsch murks line us the total West German finan-made US.contrib.ion to European men" of the

detence, a

In the first place the wuld be playing the thankless role of a great power intervening in the internal affairs of an Allied country. In the second cuse the risk would be of failing in the duty of loyalty.

American officials

chase

ព solution. compromise

They The Finance Ministry spokes- nor published man said the burden on the neither stated anything offelally and restricted

10 themselves giving hints to certain journalists and diplomats.

a Cabinet meeting today.

The

spokesman added that t this figure would Include 0,- 800,000,000 marks for Occupa= tion costs.

the

some

But the picture was clear. It Lisbon conference did not with arrive at concrete results respect to a European army, if Rear-Admiral...M.L. King, want__direct_and_

solutions or proposals for the Tender, Jurgi Dimitrov, the prin- Vice-Chairman of Supply Man- VOTE

solutions were not found for elpal plaintiff in a libel sult, to-agement of the Munitions Board

the thorniest problems of the He added: "In a day when the

relations day revealed in Court that bepurchasing agent for the arm- dollar con, only purchase appro- between Bonn and the Atlantic

hour (the Saar and fore fleeing from Bulgaria to ed services was stummoned asximately 53 per cent of its value, the United States the Soviet today's first witness.

danger Pact countries) serious we cansol interate a system Government had invited him

confront the Lyle which gets only 20 per cent of would

whole Representative

John Democral-Texas) declared the return of that same

dollar be- would

American foreign policy. United States may harm itself cause of needless and useless

be necessary to tackle. The

problem again from the "Perhaps I would be dead by more than its potential enemies waste."

military

greatly thus up, now if I had accepted," he de-hy Indulging in

Staff Investigators have re

counter- Llared.

spending spree without regard

that

widely. divergent strengthening the M. Dimitrov also claimed lola basle economies of economie pried

prices are paid by various attacks of the Republican Party capabilities day that he went to Jerusalemn,

Government procurement officers which had already embarked eers | vigorously on its campaign for for the same items.

the November prendential elec- tions.

and his family to the Crimea for

medical treatment.

factory

face,

The book accused Dimitrov

ter.

no

the and

announced

AQ-

bottom

*NO DECISION

Portugal's Plea For Spain

Lisbon, Feb, 12. Portugal today pleaded with senior military lead- ers of Britain, France and Canada to Ink Spain with the North Atlantio de- fence structure.

Informed

jald the informal · request WILE put forward at B secret meeting this

afternoon

sources

shorily after NATO's full military committeo had ad- journed until Monday for King George's funeral.---* Associated Press.

Ju per cent over last year's up- propriation

This is the smallest mcrease ¦ of military allocations - in the

last three years.

The new budget for the scal year beginning June provides about US$973,000,000 for arm- ament expenditures, Last year's' fappropriation was 9915,000,000.

It represented an increase of more than 30 per cent over the previous year's $600,000,000 and 0.3 per cent of the gross national Income.

"We are whole-heartedly in favour of a European Army but,

a the Wise Men have already pointed out, we must be

careful not to expand armaments pro-

the to detriment of our economy," said the afetal.

Italy had the third largest military force of NATO's

European partners. Britain is fret and France second.--Reute: and United Press.

Atomic Scientists Disagree

He inserted a statement in to-

· Cairo and other Middle East!

For instance, they say cities after the war with a Bri-day's Congressional record say- tish passport under the name of Ing several billion dollars may

watt light bulbs cost the Tren well be eliminated from Pre-

sportation John Martin.

zeven cents,

Store (Laender) Corp

governments "I have used many other false sident Harry Truman's $86,400,- Army Ordnance 14 cents. Khaki

would be considerably heavier A State Department the Federal Supply Identities and I cannot remem-000,000 budget by reconsidering, blanke

spokes than at present. military spending.

Service ber the details," he said.

$4.05, the Medical Ser-man said that no decision had He added that If the defence The sult in against Renaud de Mr Lyle suggested that parti

at a vices $8.50

Marine been taken on the question of contribution were fixed

whether Jouvenel, author

huge Corps $8.89.

to invite of "Internacular scrutiny be given

the West figure higher than that desired tionale des Trailes" (Treason construction projects.

Mr Lyle's criticism centred German Chanceller Konrad by the Federal Government, it

Geneva, Feb. 12. International) and Andre The Heuse Sub-committee on.

construction. He Adenauer, to meet the Ameri- would not be possible to meet on militury

Nobel Prize winner Professor Wurmver, who wrote the pre-sought particularly for a satis said that on the tame day the can, British and Frends Foreign this entribution by Increased

Niels Bohr proposed tonight taxes in Western Germany, why the answer Es

Government clamped down on Ministers in London.

that A delegation of ministers of

a European conference have varktts

ervices

the mount of steel, copper and

should The three Western officials the Boan Government has met of nuclear physicists and other Balkan lenders of standard catalogue of items. aluminium and her materials Reason to their countries--Rest- | This. the Congres en rak. ured in huliding homes, the hold talks in London from twice this month in Paris with meet in Copenhagen in the late Feb. 16 to 18 on the eve of the the Atlantle Pact Committee of Spring to make a now, start on Corps causes competitive buying ve Signal

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Lisbon Atlantic Pust conference. "Wize Men", which is now efforts to promote the Co- tween the services, resulting in $5,000,000 construction project

working out recommendations ordination of atomic duplication and clugged supply at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. Isy answer to reporters for the German financial con- in Europe.

Th's. he added. included

The proposal was made as a "We are not Interested in heating plant, auditorium, ean-questions, the State Department tribution to the European de-

spokesman sald the Foreign fence.--France-Presse. ·

serious rift developed among room and 1 generalities, propaganda, alibis ference

sound Ministers would decide on the

European countries on the first Chairman evasion,"

F. apparatus testing centro-Asso- advisability of conferring with

İTALIAN ROLE

day of a conference called Hebert Edward

{Democrat-clated Press.

Dr Adenauer only at the end of

Rome, Feb. 12.

set up a European atomle re- Louislano) said yesterday, "We

their own talics,

search centre with headquarters The Italian Defence Minister, in Genun

Geneva. He added that Mr Acheson had Signor Randolfo Pacciardi, an-

Delegates from 12 'European no plans to meet separately with nounced tonight that Italy will the West German Chancellor. by the end of this month have countries attended the opening, sponsored by the United Nations Mr Acheson will preside in placed four infantry divisions Educational, Scientific and Cul- London on Feb. 14 at a confe:- and three specialised brigades at tural Organisation (UNESCO) enes of American diplomats and the disposal of General Dwights a sequel to a preparatory high officials,

Eisenhower's Atlantic Army

meeting held in Paris last De Europe.

cember, Mr David Bruce, United States Ambassador 'In Paris, Just this

Washbigton, Feb, 12. Carlos P. Romulo will present his credentials as Philippine Ambassador to the United States at the White House on Friday. ---Assoclated Press.

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A British Crossword Puzzle Edgar Faure

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20

ACROSS

3 High (8).

8 Bucket (4).

D Applicable (8),

11 Set free (8).

13 Challenge (4).

15 Lord (8).

48 Liberates (8).

10. Limba (4),

21 Wore away (8).

25. Keep on (8).

20 Vendetta (4).

27 Septter (8).

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4

15

16

16

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KALLE

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Goad (4),

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Indicator (4); ̧! Dregs (4). Competed with (4),

Vestige

(5),

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Song (5) Moved at full speed (3).

Lawful (6).

12. Run off (5).

14 Compel (5).

10 Fruit (8).

17 Chomical (5).

1D Clear (3),

20 Bands (5)..

21 Quote (4).

22 Regreta (4),

23 Document (4). ·

-24, Extinct bird (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Across: 1' Summer, 4 Vells, Z'Improves, 8 Sepal, D Setter, 11 Selects 13 Seraped, 15 Unused, 18 Amiss, 10 Tractors, 20 Drear, 21 Errand. Down: 1. Sples, 21 Merit, a Reverso, Vaaral, & Inspecis, & Scolda, 10 Terrible, 12,

ducate, 13 Scared, 14 Poster, 10 Uller, 17 Dosad,

Runs Into Trouble

an

research

to

The major object of the con- ference was to draw up and find agreement for the establish- nuclear ment of a "European 10

research centre",

The Danish delegation

Signor Pacciardi, who made statement to the Italian appointed Under-Secretary of news agency, Anso, added that State, Mr John McCloy. United three divisions and three separete State High Commissioner in brigades were transferred Paris, Feb. 12. Germany, And Mr The French Premjer, Edgar Draper, European Director of the year.

William General Eisenhower's forces last Faure, was almost thrown out Muud Security Administra-

of his job tonight by the refusal tion, will be among the officials will of the National Assembly to {aftending the conférence. work over the week-end,

The trouble was

of a long, not very well at-

Army. A vote was due on Wednesday and it was expected that despite party dickering M. Faure and the Foreign Minister, George Schuman, would get their majority. The debate

The fourth infantry, division

be transferred within |next few days,

The

submitted an immediately the amendment to change the word "centre" to co-operation and Italy has promised to contri-thus, In effect, to postpone the smoothed The purpose of the conference bute 12 fully equipped divisions establishment of a. research over finally and M. Faure re-to be held on the eve of the to the European Army within centre. mained Prime Minister, In London three-Power talks and the framework of the Atlantic stead of visiting their consti-the Lisbon NATO conference Pact. The speed at which the

BRITISH SUPPORT tuencies, Deputies will now will be to help Mr Acheson remaining divisions will be com- The Danish proposal พคร spend

Saturday and Sunday gather the latest Information pleted is expected to be decided warmly supported by Norway, discursing the details of his concerning problems connected at next week's Lisbon meeting Sweden, the United Kingdom new tax bill.

with Europeža armament

of the Atlantic Council.

and Western Germany. The storm came up suddenly. The Assembly was in the midst examined will be that of the Among the problems to be

delegations of France, Belgium, NO MIRACLES

the Netherlands and Italy urged status of the Snar and that of In Washington, an omcial the maintenance of the original tended debate on the European futuro relations between Wes- cautioned that Italy should not | plan and charged Denmark and tern Germany and NATO-be expected to increase sharply her supporters with failing to France-Presse.

her rearmament programme bestand by agreements achieved at cause the peace treaty which the Paris meeting.

armed forces limited Italy's

A subcommittee is to consider was not vold. ·

the Danish amendment on Wed- Italy would de her full share nesday, but it seemed likely that The parliamentary group at as a partner of the North At the plants for the immediate In accordance with custom, the Socialist Party tonight drew lantic Treaty Organisation now esta

research parly leaders had fixed a pro- up a resolution urging the that she was unhampered by establishment

from other international restrictions, en 9 asloyed. And a

would be, at least, con- Government 10 the

retrain

The centre Assembly was called on to ap- taking any decision on Imple but no miracles could be ex was to have

focal mentation prove. in

of West Gorman pected.

for European point M. Faure put his foot down, roarmament until June 1 the The official, who asked that He said it was caserial that the date on which the United his name, remain undisclosed, is search and to have given young Assembly hold its debate on the Nations' Disarmament Com closely linked to top diplomats European scientists research and study opportunities which at tax bill on Saturday and Sun- mission is expected to make its and military quarters. Declaring prezent nie available only in day to get a decisive voto before firs, report on the progress of that. Italy's denunciation of her the United States-Associated

obligations to Russia under the Its deliberations,

The Socialist group plans to peace treaty would have more additional levica, is highly con- submit the resolution to the political than practical effects, date troversial, and there is a dan National Assembly at the end he pointed out that to ger that M. Faure may be des of the current debate

on the Italy had still not exceeded the feated during the

debate and European army.

armament Bmitations, envianged in tranty, purpleRATADE leave France withcut an offee-

was interrupted by a question. of procedure.

gramme of debate and

the Lisbon conference.

The bill, calling for heavy

PARIS RESOLUTION

Paris, Feb, 12.

Fress.

4

atomic re-

Diplomat Resigns

Kartichi, Feb. 12. In the front Allies relented Pakistan's Correussioner The resolution was sald tiso tive government, during theto asic the Government to make Italy from the treaty's restrice in Australia, Yusuf Haroon, has Lisbon conference, due, to start on Feb. 20.

and a new appeal to Great Britain tive provisions last year, in resigned for personal reasons Apparently annoyed by ble to participate in the European viling the country to become an and will return to Kuruchlin show of insistence, the Assembly do insicated that the text the democratie and freedom-been-elected clated

eñort.

active, and equal member of] March," His successor has not of Die resolution was, for possi-loving family of nations

promptly voted him down, Associated Press:

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Drilling For Oil In Jutland

Peer Collapses

On Station ·

London, Feb. 12. Baron Braye, 77-year-old head of one of Britain's oldest Catholic familles, collapsed and died on a station near hia Rugby home. today while travelling to London for King George's funeral.

Lord Braye was the sixth his Baron. Fifty years father shocked London by going to a Buskingham Palace Ball in

now-fangled Associated Press.

a

motor

car.

Taking samples of oll during drilling at Toudor, South Jutland, where after several years of drilling for all in Denmark, at a total cost of US$50 million, an American company has at last made a big oil find at a depth of 3,200 metres. -Express Service.

Japanese Sees Pope...

Vatican City, Feb, 12. Pope Pius XII today received a Japanese priest, Louls Akipa Ogihawa,' administrator of the Apostolic Vicariat of Hiroshima. -France-Presse.

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