Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1945 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, JUNE 21

CHINESE REDS

From Russ “Parley. By GEORGE WELLER

Times Foreign ‘Correspondent

NEW DELHI (Delayed) — The

, %2 come to an agree"ment with the : Chinese Communists, it is believed by some observers here, The United States now has what may be its last opportunity before the defeat of Japan to clear

: Mr. Weller up its relations

Until reecntly, Moscow's refusal

nountable obstacle to the liquidac don of the three-cornered Amerian, Chinese and Russian interests.

Political Insulation On a local and. tactical level in “hina, U. 8. Ambassador Maj. Gen,

1945

officer of the midwestern branch, U.S: disciplinary barracks at Ft. Harrison, Lt. Col. Louis W. Eggers whom he replaces has entered Billings Gen- . . aaa CT3] © DOSpital for © treatment, Before com ing to Pt. Harrison, & the new executive ‘officer was head E of intelligence of the gulf subk sector,

ern defense comoe mand, stationed or "at New Orleans, Col. Morton ‘vite and two children remain at their home in

Atlanta, Ga. where in civilian life he was a transmission engineer for the Southern Bell Telephone Co. Lt. Col. Morton was graduatd from the R.O.T.C. unit at Georgia

2atrick J. Hurley's mission was not 3 > ble to deal constructively ‘with |§

chinese Communists without risk-| ng impairment of U. 8. relations| vith Kuomintang China. louble vacuum of political insulaion has been created. |

American efforts to bridge the|

Jhinese domestic rift having failed, hé effort has been transferred to | ;efting Kuomintang China to talk | 0 Russia, although Chinese Com- | nunists claim to be totally jnde-| rendent of their brother ideologists | n ‘Russia, it was felt that a link vith Moscow would eventually en‘outrage later domestic appease nent. Both Have Interests If Premier T. V. Soong's forthcomng mission’ to Moscow accomplishes withing else, it will at least emower Washington to deal with both ides of the Chinese problem as shungking is doing indirectly. The situation is that both Rusia and the United States have wst-war interests warranting proection in both Kuomintang and | ‘ommunist China. 1 In the Americans’ case, they are kely to include permanent bases n the Chinese coast for containnent of Japan both north and outh of the home islands. Prospects Good In the Russians’ case, they’ are to involve the security of the anchurian frontier, | Prospects seem %ood that Soong | ill be well received in Moscow | ecause’ the Kremlin, no longer flitarily belligerent, has widened | [2¢ political offensive wherever ‘pos-

. With the Russians talking to both des In China; the way is cleared pr: the United States to do like- |

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