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Show DECEMBER 10, IO SUNDAY, Provi. Utah County. Utah 1 1950 SUNDAY HERALD Sen. Knowland Favors Naval Blockade Against Red China foreign policy. Some portions re By JOHN L. STEELE SUff United Press Correspondent ceived immediate support from both Republican and Democratic U.R WASHINGTON, Dec. senators. R., F. William Knowland, Sen. In the California .senator's own Cal., urged rSaturdaty an immedi"action" program, words, he proposes: ate including a naval blockade and the economic sanctions, against Red "1. A prompt declaration by Chinese the Nations that United China to curb world aggressiqn. His plan, as outlined to the Communist regime is the aggres sor in Korea. United Press, would be carried Naforward through the United "2. A request that all United tions if possible. But if UN sup- Nations members who have it port were not forthcoming, Communist China, United recognized would be pushed by the withdraw recognition and cease States alone. Tk. TTnito1 State on Friday forthwith all trade with the agsuspended all American export gressor under the economic in uwi sanctions provision of the UN licenses tor ea of the charter. completing an embargocommerce Chinese mainland. A "3. Immediate assistance by the that United States to the Republic departmenta spokesman said cn et China (Nationalist China) in theof safety "not even nature of arms, other military through the embargo now.) Knowland, a member of the equipment and economic aid so services and ap that Formosa (the Nationalist ngt made island garrison) can be more committees, propriations clear tnat some 01 uie piumyis adequately defended, and to ent.Oifo4 nnnlH he annlied in able the government of the Reevent Communists strike else public of China to equip its armed forces of over 600,000 men on where than in Korea. Formosa for raids against the His plan also calls for "ex-of Communist-held China mainland clusion" from the community nations for any ag- Through these steps the Nationalmilitarv SUDDlv- aid tO ist government would be better licasvt, ..ti.rnmmimit f Nationalist able to supply the approximately guerChina; and withdrawal of diplo 1,000,000 matic recognition irom any as rillas now in Red China." "4. Placement, in conjunction gressor country. with the navy of the Republic of Program China, of a naval blockade alone the entire Chinaf coast to prevent of first is the The nrocram irom entering ships of any nag its' kind proposed by Republican or Red-hethe ports as leaving administrations of the critics Innff aa a stride Chinese Com munist soldier remains as part of the aggressive xorces in rvorea. "5. Untie the hands of Gen. Douglas MacArthur (UN commander in Korea) and permit him to attack by air military installations in Manchuria such as arsenals, supply depots, marshalling yards, petroleum centers and By equipment dumps from which the The fl Chinese aggressor is reinforcing Dec. V) LONDON, armies in the attempt to dehis Satanounced British admiralty the UN forces in Korea. nnn stroy and soldiers 4h i A clear statement that agevacuated "6. been civilians have is aggression, regardless in of gression the Pyongyang from port area of Korea in one of the most hazard- of by whomand-or- in what that no aggressor ous naval operations of the war. the world; be permitted in the family Date of the evacuation was not will of decent, law abiding nations given. his hands are still wet with 7,000 while The admiralty said the load-m.blood of free people." the were soldiers and civilians am rncTvirti and evacuated to "more advantageous positions" as Communist troops aavam.ro vu the south. The evacuated force was made up of refugees, wounded and military personnel,worker st about 2,000 port The admiralty said the withThe Red-Note- d drawal was covered by the U. S. Royal, three destroyer Forest Canadian destroyers and two It .. deAustralian destroyers. scribed the evacuation as "one of the most hazardous naval op erations OI me ivorean war. According to the anouncement, the naval force ploughed through heavy seas and a blinding snowstorm to the mouth of the Tae-doo, river, which serves and the port Pyongyang's major Korean west coast port. No Enemy Interference The force then passed in the Illustrated with darkness through 30 miles of the Ko Daido waters the of shallow estuary in a narrow channel o swept clear of mines to the dock area, the admiralty plctvrea said. IN THREE DIMENSIONS V. commander J. Brock, Capt. of the naval force, planned to Sec Rudolph. th Reinwait until daylight before navideer, "come to life" in the breith. ukinf realim of three dimensioa gating the estuary's treacherous full color Kodachrome picture. shoals, the announcement said, Other children'! tub but he risked a night voyage Jectt for tue in and Projector when he received a signal that include Mother Goose Rhyme, the Chrit-m- a the withdrawal program at Story. Wild Animal. Indian. Channampo was ahead of schedFairy Tale. Performing Elephant aa well a "travel" set net from all ule. ver the world. Stereo picture are Visibility was almost zero, and mounted in durable in some places the channel area Reel. See for youraalf. which had been swept clear of STHIOSCOH mines was only 500 yards wide, 200 the admiralty said. MRS 35 eodi The naval force was ordered to 100 provide gunfire support and antiaircraft fire during the evacuation, and planes flew support over the port area, but there was no enemy Interference with the the a n nouncement operation, said. The day after the evacuation, the naval force shelled oil storage tanks, supply dumps and dock and harbor installations. 122 West Center six-poi- nt Students Prove Their Honesty LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9 (EE) Diogenes would have a field day in the Occidental College class of political science Prof. Harold F. Realjh said Saturday. Dr. Reath lost his grade book a week ago. In order to keep the record straight he asked his 63 students ester-da- y to write down the grades he had given in several tests since September. An hour later he found his book and compared the students' version with his own . He found that every grade submitted by the class was exactly as he had recorded it earlier. Europe Approves Dec. LONDON. 9 (U.R) Decisions Truman-Attle- e Dr. Phil L. Aiken Prime lomats In Paris agreed to Invite such as failure to get out the 10th Minister Clemen Attlee will come home early next week to the acclaim of western Europe for helping avert what looked 10 days ago to World like the curtain-raisWar HI. and western Great Britain Europe except for the communists welcomed the results of the Truman-Attle- e conference as victory for their "no war with China" policy. The Attlee-Trumpronouncement had the approval of a near unanimous section of the statesmen and the press, but there was general realization that only a "breather had been achieved. That was underlined by the speed with which Big Three dip er an the Soviet Union into ft Big Four peace conference and the chiefs of staff meeting here Tuesday to polish plans for an Atlantic army under Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. To Report Thursday Attlee will report on his historic trip to Washington when he appears before the house of commons, probably Thursday. There was some apprehension here, particularly manifest in the newspapers, that Americans on second thought might believe they have been talked into appeasement in Korea by another prime minister seeking "peace in our time." There is appreciation here that a military catastrophe in Korea, army corps on the east coast, still guau WJC UI1IICU O el ICS UllU full scale war with China. 'Diplomatic quarters said British thinking went this way: There IS a suggestion of appeasement. When the Berlin blockade was underway, the west wouldn't negotiate until it had been lifted. But the Washington communique speaks of being ready to seek an end to hostilities by negotiation even though the Chinese are surging southward. 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