Show - - " - lib Zile Salt Cakt Ttribunt 2 Tuesday March 25 1947 Mountbatten Warns India To Speed Peace Moves NEW DELI India March 24 Mountbatten was sworn in Monday as perhaps the last British viceroy of India He promptly told the nation's native leaders in an unprecedented speech that they had to settle their problems in the next few months because Britain was determined to hand the administration of India over to them in June 1948 (U15)---Viscou- The significance of Mountbat- w aeodthbeyr s' tthenIs that none f11)1atz Paraguay Says Itebels Soft en ASUNCION March 24 viceroys has felt it necessary to speak at his inauguration Leaders Gasp Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Hindu head of the interim government Liaquat All Khan Moslem minister of finance bejewelled maharajahs and many other richly robed dignitaries gasped at Mountbatten's precedent-breakin- g speech Hardly bad the echoes of the royal salute of 31 guns faded when Mountbatten was on his feet before the throne grasping a handful of papers Speech Unusual "Although I believe it unusual for a speech to be made at this swearing in ceremony I should like to say a few words to you and to India" be said "This is not a normal viceroyalty on which I am His majesty's govembarking ernment is resolved to transfer the power In June of next year and since new constitutional amendments must be made and many complicated questions of administration resolved—all of which It will take time to effect—this means a solution must bey -reached in the next few months "I believe every political leader in India feels as I do regarding the urgency of the task beton) us I hope soon to be in close consultation with them and I will give them all the help L can Meanwaile everyone of us must do what he can to avoid any word or action which might lead to furthe toll ther bitterness or add to ' or innocent victims" (41P) PreL Higinio Morinigo said Monday that the rebels in the rorth had met with failure in their attempts to overthrow his govern ment and that they were tempting now to negotiate a peace He indicated that he was to any such 'conclusion of th civil war which has been going on In northern Paraguay since early this month His commander-in-chie- f of the armed fOrutIC Col Federico Smith denied that the rebels had made attack on San Pedro river port only 95 miles north of Asuncion (Reports received in Buenos Aires from the Argentine-Paraguaya- n border said the rebels had routed government troops at San Pedro and were driving toward the capital of Asuncion Smith said no additional loyalist tmits had deserted to the rebels op-poll- ed I Iall I ! 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IIAVANA Cuba March 23-- - A challenge to a duel to settle a dispute arising from the deportation of Charles (Lucky) Luciano was made Monday night by Eddy Chibas millionaire senator from Havana in a radio broadcast Sen Francisco Frio Socarras to whom the challenge was made ignored it when he replied over another network 30 minutes later Chibas was attacked by Prio In the senate chamber last Wednesday As be struck his colleague Prio said: "This is for Lucky LUCI8110" Chibas Monday night reiterated the charge that Luciano WW1 not brought Into court prior to his deportation because he would have revealed the names of his Cuban associates "among whom public opinion includes the brother of Prime Minister Carlos Frio" Prio in his radio talk accusations "stupidities" Copyright 1947 by Chicago Tribune called-Chiba)- ? Waves Pound British Dikes In Flood Crisis 4 'f' Treaty Terms MOiCOW March 24 Bevin conferred for an hour and 15 minutes Monday night with Prime Minister Stalin and it was authoritatively learned that the Pritish foreign lecritary urged the strengthening and extension of the British-Russia- n alliance against German aggression Soviet foreign Minister V M Molotov was present during the interview it tad been understood that Bevin intended to discuss with Stalin a United States proposal for a pact covering German demilitarization for 40 Year' There was no official announcement however of what was covered in the meeting Walla Marshall Visit French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault conferred laet week with Stalin U S Secy of State Marshall Is the only visiting member of the council of foreign ministers who has not met with the generallesimo The council was in recess today but will reconvene tomorrow for the third week of discussions on Germany and Austria Other developments Monday included: 1 The French delegation promeeting posed that a be convened in Paris before next 1 to organize emigration of July Germans from Germany to France and other countries This action was taken in connection with French plans to reduce the heavy population of Germany which the French contend Is a war poer four-pow- four-pow- March 25 (—Wind-lathe- d waters threatened new damage Monday night to levees guarding the rich fenland farm area of eastern England where floods have already caused what one cabinet minister described as a "disaster of the tint magnitude" bound to affect the British food outlook Hundreds of troops and civilian workmen were rushed to danger points in the dikes holding back the tidal New Bedford river where a breach would loose more flood waters on thousands of acres already Inundated Minister of Agriculture Tom Williams told the house of commons that the situation in the fens "can only be described as a disaster of the first magnitude which cannot fail to have the most serious effect on home food production this year" The crop losses like the fuel shortage and consequent power blackout which closed more than half of the nation's production Industries last month were a major blow at Britain's drive for economic recovery The losses must inevitably cause a heavier drain on Britain's meager dollar reserves economiq observers said They expressed the view another American loan 'might be necessary If the present ration standard is to be maintained The government has spent yat least 1900000000 of the 13750000000 Ameridan loan granted a year ago and many economists figure the dollar credits will be exhausted early in 1948 LONDON al-re- ad - ': LUCIANO ROW STIRS DUEL OFFER IN CUBA Bevin Stalin Sift Reich er tential" The French also 'proposed that the transfer of German nationals to Germany from such countries as Poland and Czechoslovakia be suspended fold Stormy Meeting 2 A coordinating committee appointed by the ministers to sort out matters of agreement and disagreement on the German treaty held a stormy meeting' Subjects covered thus far Indicated that the ministers during the first two weeks of their session were in disagreement on of the matabout ters discussed 3 Marshall was reported to have recommended that the number of allied troops in Germitny be reduced to a bare essential minimum so as tb cut occupation costs and help Germany get on her feet economically An authoritative source said Marshall's proposal was contained in one of three American papers circulated among the other three ministers The other papers dealt with German dernocrattzation and the compensation of allied nationals whose property had bees removed from Germany as reparations or as war booty four-pow- er three-quarte- rs s '''''' lab 4 -- s trT- - ''''' I ''' AID TO MIDEAST ' i ' - : Continued from rage One scoring the president's reasons for rushing to the aid of- Greece and and Turkey These were the highlights of the testimony given by Acheson and Clayton before the sonata alnd house committees: Acheson tacitly indorsed a suggestion by Senate Pres Arthur Vandenberg (Rv Mich) that the United Nations be informed fully of this government's plans in Greece and Turkey The acting secretary made no definite cornmitment and insisted that the United States is under no obligation to inform U N about its aid to other countries Cites Aid to China — 110 cited American help to China Italy and the Philippines andRussian and British aid to other states which he said was extended without reference to U N But he said this country's failure to advise U N thus far "does not mean that consultation is not desired and can not be and will not be held very soon" On the future implications of the h program he repeated that this course is not intended to be a pattern in all cases where countries are threatened with loss of their democratic freedoms Such future help he said may be different from that asked for Greece and Turkey Vandenberg interrupted to pin him down to a specific definition of Pres Truman's policy "Whet you're saying' the GO P i t ?": f :i : : ' - 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Tour daughter has a right to know bow trnoartsnt douching with ouch art et fective product tis ZONITX often IS td feminine cleanliness health and hap piness It may spare her years of tto haPPinese in married life heed Weat homemade mixtures of pelt pods or vinegar Do zrov and caw sot give the great permtoidal and deodor ant actiOn 01 eotTITIL Yet stmrTI 19 9 PAYE—oven to the most delicate tissuesi la tact no other type liclUld lotisepticgermicide for the douche of aU tbose tested is so POWEILIPTIL yet so MAIDILESS zownts—principle developed by la Pietas Melt P(Iled surgeon add -- - Greco-Turkis- First Telling Her These Cowboy Boots for Small Fry foreign policy leader said "Is that Wherever free people have difficulty in defending their free insti tutions and are endangered by totalitarian regimes we do not necessarily propose to react in the same way each time but we propose to act" "That is correct" Acheson replied siowly Under questidning by Sen H Alexander Smith (R N J) Acheson said present aid was intended to tide Greece and Turkey over the next 15 months after which it was hoped they both' would be eligible for loans from the Internaional bank But he acknowledged that it was possibe the Greeks might need further American help 1 Prepared Statement The acting secretary opened his testimony with a prepared stateznent along the lines of the one he read to the house committee last week It stated that no American or troops are to be sent to Greece Turkey that only the United State: can act in time to save the two states from a collapse into communism that might shake the stability of all Europe and Asia and that the United States has no intention either of forcing the Greek people to change their government or of underwriting British policies in the Mediterranean As for the possibility that this course might lead to a clash with Bussia Acheson said: "These are not acts which lead to war "They lead in the other direction They help to maintain the Integrity and independence—what the tr N charter calls the 'sovereign equality'—of states That is one of the principles upon which the whole effort to organize the world for peace is founded" lie refused despite persistent questioning by Sen Claude Pepper (a Fla) to comment On the possible connection between the h crisis and middle eastern oil resources or would he discuss Pepper's question whether any nation except Russia threatened Turkey "That's a matter for the Turks to state" he said "1 do not know of any other country which is a potential aggressor against Tur- Ctiemist—cigsfrOv odor Be lps guard satinet infectiorilt sru4-every germ It touches YOU MOW it's not always possible to contact all germs in the tract But YOU CAN 111 CURS intmediofeitt kills CI reasits able germs! 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NANKINO March 24 Lill—The executive committee of China's ruling Kuomintang issued a manifesto Monday calling for a finish fight against the "Communist rebellion" but holding out some hopes of an eventual settlement The statement declared the communists were "the greatest obstacle to national unity and enforcement of the constitution" It said that atter completion of the projected government reorganization he Kuomintang would cooperate with minority parties to "crush the communist rebellion protect the existence of the Chinese race and 'deliver the populace from Its present privations" It concluded that "by carrying conclusions reached at Tehran t' ' and the exact wording of other 4 papers whose substance only had been known The documents showed that Rus4 sia now seeking a share with Turkey in defense tot the Dardanelles I had raised the proposal at Yalta In February 1945 Stalin sought 1 revision of the Montreux convention which covers control of the straits and Roosevelt and Churchill agreed that Turkey "should I be informed at the appropriate I moment" Then at Potsdam the Big Three "recognized" that the Montreux as failing pact "should be revised to xn ee t preent-da- y conditions No details were stipulated "It wu agrees" the text ShOWS 1!1 "that as the next step the matter I should be the subject of direct conversations between each of the - 1 three governments and the Turkish This contrasted with a view expressed by lindersecy of State Dean Acheson during his testimony on the pending proposal to aid Turkey and Greece against communism He told congress that Turkey's neutrality served the allies better than if she had gone to war against Germany The State department released what it said was the complete text of the agreements made at Tehran and Yalta by the late Pres Franklin D Roosevelt Premier Josef Stalin and Prime Minister Winston Churchill and at Potsdam by Pres Harry 8 Truman Stalin and Prime Minister Clement R Attlee of Britain It did so at tto demands of con- government" gressmen who wanted the information made public in connection y with the plan Most of the contents of these agreements had come to light previously What was new was the full statement of the military undependability of their armed strength so that they eventually will change their minds cease destructive activities and become a lawful party" The communist radio broadcasting trona northen Shensi province reported that the nationalist troops which took Yenan the coraraunist capital had suffered 5000 casualties The broadcast did not give the present positions of either force but said the troops which captured Yenan on Wednesday were so tired they had not advanced farther by Saturday - Party Asks 'Finish Fight' MOSCOW March 24—Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov has extended invitations to principal Council delegates and Moscow diplomats to what is tantamount to a command performance of the famous Bolsot theater ballet Tuesday night Most Moscow diplomats were speculating about the significance of this move beCause this special performance conincides with the biggest annual reception of the Greek ambassador to his colleagues on the occasion of Greece's national holiday Ambassador Athanasius Politis distrituted invitations to the four delegations and the diplomatic colony 12 days ago Mr Molotovis invitations to "Romeo and Juliet" were sent Sunday It is protocol custom for diplomatists never to stage special ieceptions or events on national fete days of allied colleagues and there is wide belief that this is an indirect slap in the face by the Soviet union at the Greek government Naturally diplomats and visiting foreign ministers must and will go to Mr Molotov's invitation ballet but many assurances have already been received by Mr Folitis from friendly colleagues that they will leave Bolshol theater after the second act so his party can be i‘ success—diplomatically and actually Copyright 1947 By The New York Times Big Three Wanted Turkey To Enter War in 1943 on the fight against communists we want to convince them of the China's Ruling Buy on i 121 a Week! 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