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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1950.

Republicans To Seize Military Tattoo Rehearsal Upon US Policy "Blunder"

As A Major Weapon In November Elections

Washington, Aug. 29.

The Republican Party today gave official notice that it would use what it called President Truman's Far Enst policy "blunder" as a major weapon against the Democrats in the November Congressional elections.

The Republican campaign line was laid down in a 56-page memorandum entitled "Background To Korea," which blamed the Democratic adminis- tration for events leading to the Korean war.

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The Mounted Band of the Life Guards playing 131

during rehearsal of the the Military Tattoo on Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle recently.

Jested by Mr Gay Gabrielson,

The memorandum was Chairman of the Republic Na- amplification of an August tional Committee, it consisted, stajement by Republican men largely of quotations from policy bers of the Sonate Foren Re- statements by Congressmen and aliens Committee declaring numinidration figures of China, Formosa and Korea.

The memoranchun stated that the Demais Far Eastern policy "constently temporised

capitulated with and

10 than ruthless elenasiale of the Com- munists dominated by Moscow."

that the Caster

Adminstration's Faci polley paw Kremin the **Green Light" to fub what ver

in Chenn, Renal Perino a

This statement was include:!! is the memorandivan,

It

BLINDNESS

theke E The Deniorrat The failure of the Democrat

"Caskre Asimin trates for il foreign policy toward Asia to jernke the Artæ nims and China and the method of the rulers of Soviet with cerit pereements of Valta". To in" and its ludnees" in the memorandum nie.

KERET

ntentender qanted

Whening the Communist al- Yalta kopt to capture the minds of IL described die Agreement as a "backmarket men. transaction" 1. trut M

pola agnet Japan, info the war only x days before dupon's of S...

nachford •12 peneler whate

had been derided by the atomic bomb.

MANCHURIA

AIR RAID

REBUTTAL

Lake Success, Aug. 29. The United States Invited the United Nations today to appoint!

to investigate cutumision Chintere Umumnist changes that y the American Air Force hard raided targets in Manchuria,

H.K. Units

Spend Night

In The Open

WarSituation Still Potentially Dangerous

Pohang, Aug. 29.

STRATEGIC

EXPORTS OF

MATERIALS TO RUSSIA MAY SOON BE DISCUSSED

WWW FROM Our own CORRESPONDENT

London, Aug. 29.

High level talks between Britain, America and other Atlantic Pact countries may soon be held to review Western policy towards the export of strategic raw materials to Russia and her satellites.

PRINCIPLES

:

The international allocation of some strategic raw materials may be part of the price Britain will have to pay for national security, it is believed here.

America is known to bejtrate-would not be the appro- Committee of her own volition, seriously alarmed at the criate body to deal with this but if the Committee is revived

she nor question. It is tackled nt all neither

her satellites rate Russia is accumulating must be by a reconstituted would be invited to participate, materials which could be Study Group or a different or- useful for war purposes, es-ganisation altogether,

Britain would probably re- sist reconstitution of the Com- pecially as most of these

mitter. Revival of altucations materials-tin, rubber and

for tin would be lecompatible wool to mention a few --. In the case of tin, exports to with the principle of a free and the London Metal come from Empire sources. Rursin could be checked by remarket

constituting the Combined Tuni Exchange would have to close Supply shortages which are Committee which fixed alloga-down less than a year after it being aggravated by heavy ions to participating countries resumed business.

But prin- Hussion buying have faced before the London Metal Ex-elples MRY HAVE to be aban- American stockpile authorities | change was reopened in Novem-doned if the international situa–

her. Russin stayed outsile the tion deleriorates further. with serious difficulties.

Clost down of free markets would be a bitter pill for the British Government to swallow, especially as they have made It clear that their aim is to ream the county without unduly altering the frame-work of the national economy".

Mr

-But America and-as Churchill proved in his week-

not believe the Government in

tonut far enough to ensure the utmust defence in the shortest fine,

The frontline situation was still potentially breadenst-the Oppos-tun With The Brish dangerous here tonight despite the arrival of Troops From Houthong Some-American infantrymen and armour to bolster the speech by the Stevetary where In Kota.

sagging South Korean defence of Pohung, the vital de Laurenc that the Two hourratul British trade cast coast pipeline port.

Nations Unit

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Aug. 30.

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State di penes permanfituit

to tand in Korea --! in the Her Bar mums blog the fereement

and then prest their det wekt i Abut

(Okinawa) | the open murice a builliant me

Traumsche Sath Ketent and Pomma from the are in which Mt Ark on said that a start se afle poftet

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at the challow banks of a river.

Barely two hours after their

ading they were on their was to the front, travellinin intak om their port of arrival thr.1 in a black-out

2 ar! denfie mapato ana draw.

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But of teat!

these spirits

the American Government. report from

The fall of Pohang would mean a withdrawal to straighten the line and would threaten theys that a meeting of the inter- jeastern approaches to Taegu, hub of the entire

United Nations campaign.

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But there wre antie: tipus I may the situation appeared to train and then that the Northerners had hittie j be developing Into a stalemite 1. motor convay over rough,in terve with which to peeswan neither side able to push

dusty roudis.

bawak-through they fonend but, at the same time, make. One example was both being unable to hold their remained Mught bih and they run throughout the Communists failure to ex-trent lines.

ploit a penetration early today the journey.

in the King area, 30 miles north- Af this river-side camp they wet of Politi

A-Northern a few

thrust veral mile Company days in preparation. for the to the Southern territory and Bat tattic assigament.

security with Suth Korea and Porno exclude -Iteater.

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Ernest Davies Finds

Tito Very Friendly

Bled, Yugoslavia, Aug. 29.

Mr Ernest Davies, British Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said here today that

Some form of an allocation he found Marshal Tito, with whom he spent three systern for woul is favoured by hours yesterday, "very friendly."

A: Washington today i Mr Davies hunched with the Yugoslav leader dional Week Study Group win at his lakeside villa in this resort. Marshal Tito shortly be held in London to fix Jooked sun-tanned and fit, Mr Davies said today, the armed forces of the Atlante and the Yugoslav leader seemed "an impressive personality, very well-informed on current affairs.”

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what Maushal T He would not give details of theenth about the future, Mr his conversations but

he was Davis replied that he appeady believed to have tried to im- confident of his ability to defend press on Marshal Tite the grow- Yugoslavia analnut any treats Hug strength of the West and its

hey independient line in determination

to support the United Nations policy in Korea.

Pact entries.

It has been pointed out, how-

Group oven, that the Study which includes among its mein- er: curtain Iron Curtain coun

United Europe

Remote

Strasbourg, Aug. 20. The President of the European Ascombly. Paul Heuri Spaak of Helgium, said today that be lit

To

world politics.

The Barshal had not changed his opinum, which was made public before the Keun war.

at

that Yugoslavia

Questioued on his tour an

BETTER RELATIONS

of

In view of the known desire Free Bubting wa wing! 4. the tiefenler

there would be no world of the Yugoslav leaders to im- to fall

Ballo! dusk as South Koreat 11-

war in the near fubce. Their entry ant port was a "back. But they withdrew again funtry teed to clear Communit

prove relations with Giecee and Mr Davies, who faler left for Italy as quickly as possible, #1 within a few lins without any mops out of the mamma triumphant provescion, The chief American delegate

Trieste

on his way to Vin.wat alro believed that one or honey

the to !!14 United Nations, Mr is 135, thewa, Weather in two distul

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was a breaching the Pohang rond. Earline, Warren Au tin, in a letter to :ding win Wag Melachiino at the 14,750-ton cartier Union Southerners. It

Community had swap |

that his visit had conveed both of there problems had been Jin night havel

was discussed. and attacked the road.

country with a future." the UN Secretary General. 11 Orchestra with Pants Greens the larment veel ever to dock which, if formal

down azeriais gap in

the They

Diplomatic circles here foll Trygve Le, denied the chartes

dented the he held by little hope for a United Europe + "the berend the cafe Cohnpened

the South Korean Tird Divi- in the wear future, and cautioned whole, which took in Italy and result in an eventual improve. that Mr Davies' visit would made by the Chinese Com- Golders Grien Hit profeten, undan.

bes. I really hovads the whot South Korean line. Sumter A.best

American Infantry enthusiasts for union that they Greece as well as Yugoslavia, ment 1sion before runt Forelt Muister, Mir bibenda.

to the summiputriment of an wing) 10 Creme tra

relations Viola 11.

between Chou En-lai, that U.S. planes

The withdrawal WIS aftri jend a platoon of tanks eleured | faced a long and difficult task. the Mister said that 1 Patas Giet and crophony of werem fom th

Yugoslavia and the Wesl. iroyly o", had flown north of the Yal

SOLAAT Sing

!buted to lack of means to ex- the road.

Mr Davies will tomorrow Iliver.

"A united Europe can emergereen very successful which

Carte reparates Nurth

Opera empty Orchestra;

pleil the opportunity the Com-i

His object. he Benauered by Hadore Galxy, la

reld, was to visit Dr Leopold Figl, the Aus- prolongest Conly a restit Коген frown Manchurin,

There was an Annerie a Netru douniets had themselves crented, Stones A MAGAS play!

- It Was the Grst time that efforts. It will be built stone stablish closer contact withtrian Chancellor, and will re- whi. it fe and th strafed Chinese territory there.

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zwitched Jar

Americas troops had one inte by stone," he told a press enn- the various Governments and turn to England at the end of The Communi- dare brought boston metade Diched expetedly from "God Save The

Ked

Despite this alence of re-action in this area.

ference at the end of the As- to exchange views on subjects the week after touring the Bri- Har King" to the St Loui. Blu."

of mutual interest. it wear that thes The South Korean Capital

sh Zone of Austria.-Reuter. Citect There was a Korran choir Communists would try to keep ivicam setant; a few hundred tembly's Brat 1950 meeting.

miles of M. Spank rejected as unwork- with a specially compassed hymng up heavy pesssure on this front. yards or the ree

whable ant dangereus suggestion.. welcome d the Scotti 120 attempted South Korean ground went of Pohang

to A Communist assault for

a federation of the unter Hawai Fating foward. (Lanarival themave, je med be unter-attack was meeting stir

during the past three days,

tinental nations without Dritan Com Belas 6, Tire Song by

with a viroron by in th- Toppo ition all along the line. Buy Tv 610, Fu Lorenzo at

and tite Standinvian countries. reel. The Piano (1) 7.0, Luek izand

The lap Bad

Forward troops of the Capitat! panty Requests Presented

too, chmel in wall

Division were tonight fighting The Assembly will probably tele Paute Spence studeer,

on the outskirts of huge but Heus and News Analysblari tartral anRt.

meet in the last half of Nuvem the Week Hoyal Phibaringale

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By Galbraith

CAP. 1936 BY HER STAVICE, HIS. T. M. MEG. U, B. PAT, DPT.

"Now don't be surprised if some of the French girls here recognise me.

Remember the war's been over five years and they were just children when

I knew them!”

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American military advisera with the Southern troops agreed

Most West Germany Can Expect In Immediate Future

London, Aug. 29.

Western officials today said the most that can

he expected in the immediate future with respect to Germany, is:

Firstly, increasing West Germany's police force, possibly on a federal basis, to a size that: would enable it to cope only with aggression by j East Germany in the form of a civil war.

Secondly,

Germany's

50; of and the greatest repository of,

imanpower. industrial potential untapped" miliary

to fill in non-military needs of is Western Geimany. But men.

such things without, weapons don't make an

the Werl

trucks and

a civilian pro-army, Hence now looks

ducts which are now curtailed though trying to solve Western

some western countries by Germany's

dra

defcire by

using

new armament programmes. German manpower, must await The United States, British the re-armament of the other ad French foreign ministers Western European countries. will have to decide there issues when they meet in New York: next month.

Thus the emphasis at the foreign ministers meeting ins New York is bound to turn to police

The West German Chancellor, the proposed German Konrad Adenauer, has started force.

a concerted campaign to make The London "Economist"

the world conscious of what he

and Mr Winston Churchill have this

week summarised the

described as West Germany's problem this way:

But informed

uflicials agree Huard that anything 1ke Mr Chur-

"What is

and West Europe's perilous low needed is not an army to fight in total war, but a civil position.

or armed gendarmerie sufficiently strong to make it

the German clear to

Com- munists and their Sovlet mas- Gerters that it would not pay to

start a elvil war."

chill's European army German 'contingents, or nan army, are still well future.

DILEMMA

with

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In the

The time for this is short, the In Berlin, This weekend East German Preddent, Wilhelm

fell

con-

town was stift in North, her for the second part of Its Korean hands.-Reuter.

1950 session.-United Press,

A friendly pat from Princess Margaret for the King's three-year-old black mare Windsor Romany Lass after she had won a first prizo at the National Pony

These officials face a dilemma. Piccit, appealed to all Germans Society's 44th Show at the Rochampton Club, London.

however. They face the hard fact that the number of divo carry out an active pro- notional resistance sions now being offered by the gramme of

wertern occupation Allantic Pact countries is for against the short of the number military forces, as well as any moves lo then say is necessary' to defend rearm Western Germany. - Germany unl western Europe, United Press.

With the Princess is Miss. Patricia Drury, who had charge of the mare in the ring. The Princess is wear- ing a blue-flowered dress trimmed with white and edged

Her hat is with black velvet.

a tight-fitting white straw. (London Express Service).

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