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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948.

STRANGE SOVIET VIOLATION

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Opposes Anti- Red Bill

Washington, May '13.--- President Truman today an- nounced his flat opposition to a bill now before Con- gross which would impose drastic restrictions on Com- munism in the United States.

Such a law, if passed, would be "entirely.contrary to our principles", he said.

President Truman said that if any organisation or group of people in the United States were aiming at overthrowing the Gov- ernment, there were laws on the Statute books to deal with it.--Reuter.

Australia Must Produce More Food

Canberra, May 14-Australia would have to answer some very serious questions in the not far distant future unless she made material food contribution to the East, said the Director General of Agriculture. Mr F. W. Bulcock, addressing the Australian Institute of Agricul- tural Science.

OF DIPLOMATIC

SECRET

London, May 13.-The motives which prompted Moscow to blaze the details of the talks between General Walter Bedell Smith, the United States Ambassador in Moscow, and the Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Vyacheslav Molotov, remain a mystery. The disclosure of the actual facts of the incident has only heightened it.

Observers here, following the United States official denials, that specific talks between Russia and the United States were ever contemplated, sug- gest three possible Soviet motives.

1. To give a wedge of distrust between the countries of Western Europe and the United States with the object of halting progress In the Marshall Plan and drawing off United States support for the Wes- tern Union.

2. To confuse public opinion in the United States at a moment when Congress in due to debate military appropriations and when milltary backing for Western Union defence Is under discussion.

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3. To provide Communist paganda throughout the world with à sensational Soviet gesture of re- conciliation to be played tip s proof that the Western powers, and not Russia, are responsible for the

tension. exlating

It is also suggested that Moscow may be genuinely anxious to bring about a relaxation of the tension in Berlin and Vienna for political reasons.

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SIGNIFICANT TIMING

M.

Self-Help Progress

In Europe

London, May 13. Mr W. Averell Harriman, "roving Ambassador" for the European Recovery Programme, said to- day that the Western countries already had made great pro- gress toward self-help.

Mr Harriman addressed a press conference during a brief visit to London en route back to Washing- The timing of the Soviet publi-ton from Paris. He inter conferred cation of the full text of M. Molo- with Mr Devin at the Foreign Office tov's alde memoire 10 General and dined with Sir Stafford Cripps Mr Dulcock said that, while main-Bedell Smith, and the partial text and the American Ambassador, Mr.

Lewis Douglas. taining her white Australin

policy, of General Bedell Smith's to Australia must remain on the very Molotov. is seen here as significant.

The Moscow Radio broadcast was tomorrow. best terms with her Eastern neigh- bours, As only food could promote made at an hour of the night when friendship. DIY question alone

either in Washington in Europe, emerged to what Australia contribute to the require was likely until the next morning.

and

shortly it come

after the ments of the Eastern peoples?

American Ambassador had loft in Russia for his fishing holiday. France.

degroo could

THE EAST AWAKENS

of the

cock predicted a major food crisis In most countries by 1951 if the ratio of production increased only at the postwar rate.-Associated Press.

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United

States

official reaction,

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of the

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He will take off for Washington "I leave with a great deal of confidence in the ability of 16-nation

organisation for European economic co-operation to deal with problems under the

programme,' said Mr Harriman.

He said he had not participated in and was not aware of any con- ferences on possible devaluation of European currencles,

over

"I certainly did not come here for that purpose," he said. "The question will not be involved In any bilateral pacis under the European Recovery Programme."

NO DUMPING

Coming To Hongkong

Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York, who will de visiting Hongkong in the near future, snapped at San Francisco before he left by air for Australia to attend centenary celebration of the Roman Catholle Church in Victoria. With him in the picture are the San Francisco Chief of Police and Fire Chief. AP.

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Commission's Statement

Upsets Koreans

Seoul, May 13-Heavier guards were posted today on. two Seoul hotels where members and staff of the United Na- tions Korean Commission are staying. All visitors were subject to identity checks and a larger number of Ameri- can military police than usual patrolled the vicinity of the hotela.

BOMB MADE of Active

OF SODIUM

CYANIDE

Dr

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Increased precautions were bo- Heved to have been taken for fear Korean resentment the against a statement made by Chairman of the Commission, Yasin Mughir, of Syria, today the elections last Monday. which the Commission came to observe.

Dr Yasin Mughir said the tem- elency of the elections was so re- markable that, in his mind, a cer-

He also refuted, suggestions that the programme might serve as a

London, May 13.-Experts of tuin degree of caution and reserva means of dumping U.S. surpluses. the Home Office who examined tion was necessary in an appraisal

"Such reports have no founda- the bomb sent to General Sir tion whatever.

"NOT VERY HAPPY" The United States

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of that efficiency.

The East was awakening to the

This suggests that the Russians problems of nutrition and, its govern- may have deliberately waited un-

11 ments were determined to overcome the Ambassador was absent and

unable food shortage. They

to give an Instantaneous would make

United States explanation great demands on

that countries could produce as a quid pro quo for publication. the maintenarice of some

This, in turn, observers consider policles adopted in Australia.

supports the theory that the fore- most object of the Soviet move was Because world population is In-to maly maximum currency for the creasing by 20,000,000 annually. Impression that a major Soviet peace only one bad season in a major pro-

fecler in the "cold war" had been ducing country was needed to plunge put out from Moscow before any the world into starvation. Mr But

correction Soviet version appeared.

has only a few surpluses and these Evelyn Barker on Tuesday re- Some Koreans regard this as un In this, Moscow appears to have will be used only if any of it can ported today that it contained unwarranted reflection on the con- been successful,

officials in further the purposes of the

pro-sodium cyanide, a deadly pol-duct of the elections. The Korean several European capitals agreed gramme."

people are not very happy about воп. today that the legend that the Soviet Union has extended the olive

Scotland Yard has issued a worn- this statement," Dr Syngman Rhee, received leader of the Rightwing Korean ing that branch to the United States will

who anyone die hard in many sections of public "The Marshall Plan is an economie not, on any necount, put it in a jail

suspicious looking parcels outd Independence Party, said.

The Commission decided today to opinion influenced by newspapers plan to assist the European countries of water, for that might make the ignor the statement of General which neclaimed the Moscow broad-...and beyond that it has no polt-bomb go off at once. Recent bomos Douglas

MacArthur, the Allied with relict-Reuter.

fical implications. Statements from were electrically fired and it was Supreme Commander in Japan, re- Moscow (on American aid) bear no reasonable 10 assume that they versing his previous ruling that t relation to facts."

passed through the post without Commission strould not enter Japari being dumuged.

prepare a election report. The Commission heard frum Tokyo today that offices were being prepared there for it, that will make no change in its plan to reek accom- modation in Shanghal

With only five returns outstand- ing. Dr Syngman Rhee's Rightwing "Raple! Realisation Independence Party was the largest group in the South Korean

election. Out of 105 sents, held 56. The

New Composition

Of Ministries

Nanking. May 14-The National Government in promulgated a re- vised organic law of the Executive Yuan," providing för 15′′ ministries | and three commissions under 114 direct jurisdiction.

Sterling Area-

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Pact With Japan

He also refuted Communist ports of American political inter- vention in Europe.

Mr Harriman sald he had talked In London on the Western mutions contribution to recovery.

He was optimistic that Western Europe would be able to stand on its own feet at the end of the four-yor

The bomb sent to General Darker. posted in W.1, was wrapped in two Copies of an American magazine stated September and October last

yeur.

"EASTER SWEETS"

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The Ministry of Economic Affairs is changed to the Ministry of In-

The polley are checking 300 post Canberra, May 13.Japan is to

programme. He was also personally offices to discover where the Farran Commerce, while, the enter into an agreement dustry and

She confident that Congress would 20 bomb was posted. with Department of Audit is enlarged in-

sterling area

the remaining propriate funds for to a separate ministry.

under which goods three years, provided progress was worth £60 million will be ex- made during the first 12 months."Easter Sweets," and sent to Mr Srivar Rightwing Hankook Democratle

A parcel from Palestine, marked The new organisation includes the changed. An Australian Govern- Ministries of Interior, Foreignment oftelai sald here today that the

United Press.

John Brown, the head postmaster Party did well in the urban areas Affairs, National Defence, Finance, agreement would be considered at o Education, Justice Agriculture and special conference at Tokyo, Forestry. Water Conservancy, In was likely to be completed by the dustry and Commerce, Communica- end of July. flons, Social Affairs, Landl Ad- ministration, Health,

Audit-Beuter.

Fond

URGES MILITARY

TRAINING

Karachi.

and

and

An Australian Interim agreement with Japan, announced on February 22, would be merged with the cont

prehensive agreement,

The principal Japanese

exports

10 and won 28 seats. Minor parties

as it is belleved to contain accounted for 20; and the Indepen-

af Bristol. Is bring subjected Lests

The Man Who

Serves

would be raw silk, colton, textiles; } Great Causes

haper products, "coal, plywood, pat- fory, caramies, toys and light electri- cal goods.

elsewhere.-Reuler.

mocracy.

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Mr Brown, who took up

His duties at Bristol Int month, said the

puitel bore n' Middle-East Land

dents 82. many of whom are ex- pecter to support Dr Rhee and en- sure hits elèction, ası Ebezident.

438: KILLED

Fore:s' postmark. The date stamp The violence attributed to Com- was not clear enough to distinguish munist inspiration caused 430 deaths when I was actually posted. The since the first outbreak in February, declaration bore the words "Easter according to figures complled by the Swetla" and was shord with an un-national poller Headgearters. common English namnt, Mr Brown It began as a protest against the sold.

prosince; of the United Nations Mr Brown added. "The parcel Commission and endal in a wide- might be genuine, but I do not want read, effort, to prevent the clec- do take any chances. I do not know tions of anyone who would want to kill put and electoral officials,

Two candidates, 40 police. 42 III civilians and 234 terrorists were A polic: ofetal at Bristol aid: killed. The police hearacters also We think that similar parcels will rave figures today for hundreds of be reaved by nll'sts of people in attacks on police installations

election, offices, aver a thousand cases of sabotage of railways and telegrapitie communications, and the burning of mang houses,

rae."

Malik Off To UN Meeting

and

Few disturbances have occurred since the elections.--Reuter.

RETURN TO JOBS

13-Mr London, May

Winston Imports would be machinery from Cherchill, responding to a tremen- All May 13-Liaquni

dour welcome from crowds outside Khan Pakistan Premier and De-Bituin, won from Austraila. New Osie's Town Hall today, said he had

rubberited faithfully, .to serve fence Minister, told the Pakistan Zealand and South Africa,

great and tin from Mulaya, salt and cotton causes," Oslo Radio reported. parliament today that it was his de-

from sire that 2,000,000 Pakistan civilians from India and Egypt, hides

In a speech from the Town Hall New Zealand, and lee and other should be given military training as

balcony, Mr Churchill declared: "In foodstuffs from Burma. quickly as possible.

we are a drong do- He disclosed that the Pakistan f

The March is the scr- The agreement is not expected to our country. National Guard Ind 40 Infantry bat-bring the sterling area any dolier vant of the people. We are a coun-Britain in the next few weeks. tallons and in the next three months' gain, but is felt to be likely to permit try and yote Government and not bit of a seare."Renter.

country where the "We regard the whole thing os a would have 100 battalions. the reduction of dollar payments people own the Reuter.

the Government the people.

"There is a

13. great division in the human mind and in modern con- pint, but 1. mun troversies upon this point, certain the

of this hardy people North will ever uphold the prin- ciples of human freedom, the rights to free thought, to free speceb, to

Frankfurt, May 13-About. 35,000 tramway, the representation of the people.

rollroad and municipal the faithful

accomplishment of tho London, May 13-The Soviet workers In Munich and Nuremberg people's will.

Deputy Foreign Minister, M. Jacob went, back to their jobs today while "Why should the toiling masses Malik, one of Moscow's innding Far 44000; others throughout the Ameri- of the world always be hatused, Eastern experts, left Berlin by air can; zong remained nut in the 10th, haunted by one kind of oppresalon today for London on his way today of their strike against allegest after another?

New York to attend a United Na poor distribution of food. "Why should they be herded in tions meeting, a British official Largest contingent to masses and hurled against another spokesman in Berlin said tonight. lot of people just as good and, well

He accompanied by an Ils sedden fight has caused cor. Ignored alterable speculation in London. M. agreements and voted to stay out Malls, a former Soviet Ambasruder until thoir demands are met.- rested, Reuter's de the United States

Paris Ready To Give Royal Couple A Royal Welcome

Paris, May 13.-Paris today put out fings and bunting 'to. welcome Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Who will arrive tomorrow for their five-day visit.

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was

continue

workers in the Munich area, who the proposed compromise

The Princess and the Duke are to welcome them. The city's own travelling through the night by personal tribute to Princess Elizabeth cleeper ferry and will reach Paris will be a gold bejewelled vanity sot to be presented to her at Saturday's carly in the morning.

17th-century Hotet de they only tall it over? on M. Vincent Auriol, President of historle the Republic, after which they will Lauzu, on the St Louis Island in lay a wreath on the Tomb of the the middle of the Seine. Unknown Soldier.

Their first engagement is to cali reception In her honour at the meaning as they are themselves .l of the Soviet. Foreign Minister # the strike were some 20,000 metal

"The principle of the wilt by the people fairly and freely expressed chall prevail and', ba corrected as Reuter by the march of events

An army of gardeners, salfors, In the afternoon, Princess Eliza- beth in opening the exhibition "Eight cooks, policemen and ushers today Centuries of British Life in Paris" put finishing touches to the arrange- busiest The at the Musco Gallero. She willments for the visit,

her speech will place was St Louis Island. A special and speak in French

landing stage where the Princess be broadcast.

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to Tokyo, is reported in he bound for

Corrot-

Router.

Funds For Defence.

It wan aug-

pondent writes, that he was

making an urgent mission to Washington Washington May 13.-President over the Korean problem, mentioned Truman todas asked Congress for Marshall, the Ameren nd!onal $2,434,441,000 for de- by Mr Georro can Secretary of State, as one of the fence.--Reuter.

points of Soviet-American

PRIVILEGE FOR GERMANS

London, May 13-Germans дго city's municipal reception on Satur- now to be allowed to pay visits of three kay

with

In the evening, she and the Duke the Duke will disembark for the will dine with the President.

The French National Assembly to-day was being prepared - and de-up to six months to friends and re- } friction.

of credit for the official entertain- ment of the Royal coupla,

The capital determined to live up to its repulation of a gay city

Tapestries and furniture from French national museums were being in place in the Hotel de Laurun. [-Router.

The others are Berlin and Vienna, Printed and published by FREDERICK way of life, it was announced in British experts who have met him PERCY FRANKLIN for and on behalf of Parliament today.

consider M. Malik as ond of the | South China Morning Post Limited Children will be allowed to stay ablent younger Soviet officiala at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Indefinitely-Reuter.

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