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oh ’ a . po ’ » 3 9 ” @ ~~ All Countries Held ‘Responsible’; ! Pact Nations fo Get | U.S. High Commissioner for Far East ~ : | ‘Woman and Child

Beka - : : WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)- Diplomatic sfcials took a dim! : ; Press Hints Hunt for War Criminals $900 Million Arms Aid view today of suggestions from Republican Senatbrs that Gen. | scape With Lives a! “ ABH i, Dec. —China’'s Communists! WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— Douglas MacArthur be made U. 8. high commissioner for Asia! ° » Brazil, Dec. 2, RE a : w. ’ INGTON, 1 2 (UP) d oth i ¢ Detense Secretary. Louis John-| Such a move was believed to be repugnant to the State Depart. (UP)—Twenty-one persins died] ED have warned the United States anc other nations ho (son returned from Paris today ment which would face the dificult chore of answering Communist ahd & woman and child escaped | \ to help Chinese Nationalists who flee their homeland. |With an over-all defense plan to propagandists already trumpeting that this country seeks to “calo- alive-when a DC-3 airliner crashed w X

-Chou- Enlai, foreign minister of the Red regime at, hermit tary Shipment 0 {30% a She. niige Pd Sill AI Arms Ai d Chi ef i the Dxagiian- widemens. nie? AS LONG AS YoU OWN n

Peiping, said in formal notes that “any country which gives other North Atlantic. Pact coun-ithur, U.-8, commander in Japan, The two-engined transport was! shelter to the Koumingtang reactionary armed forces must of {be given extended authority as a) presumes {reported to have crashed against |

| e { ; : r. Johnson's Air Force Con<|"co-ordinator”’ of all U. 8. Pacific {+ {a mountainside while circling for | be held responsible for its Loum. CH stellation transport put down at|policy-China included—came to} a . |a landing yesterday. actions and bear responsibil Yugoslav Woman, Nationa} Alrpost, amaing a flight'day from Sen. William F. Knows i 18 hours and 45 minutes fromiland (R. Cal), now visiting Gen. | ity for all the ensuing conse: . » g G

First details of the crash were “ { ‘the’ French capital.” He was ac-|MacArthur's Tokyo headquarters. quences. ', nn s * spd companied by Gen. Omar N.land yesterday from Sen. H. AlexHis warning was aimed pri- Priest Admit Gui iey, chairman of the United ander Smith (R. N. J.), just re- .

! The received today from the isolated , : {region near Riberao Claro along] : “BLACK PHANTOM") {the border of Bao Paulo and Par] 3 Si NEW

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marily at France and the smaller States joint chiefs of staff. [turned from a visit there. | Headquarters of the Real Line pations which control areas near, ! Mr. Johnson said he will, take, Diplomatic sources believed said 17 passengers and four crewChina. But Mr. Chou also sent Confess Serving the Atlantic Defense plan to Key that such an appointment for Gen | |men, all Brazilians, were Killed.

a copy to O. Edmund Clubb, U. 8,| \ . West, Fla, to get President Tru-|MacArthur would entail a serious] consul general in Peiping. Russians and Nazis ‘man's approval, if the President|nreach of this country's longMr. Clubb was asked to trans-| SARAJEVO, Yugosiavia, Dec. or t® him to. [standing tradition for civilian

"mit the note to Washington andy ' (1p). a i ¢ President Truman's approval is nojjey-making in all but military $ re / . i did F Russian rthodoX necessary before the military aid occupied areas.

ipriest, Alexel Krisko, pleaded can be given to the Western A predominant policy role for

| A bare report that a woman afd a S-year-old child came through the crash alive sald nothing of the extent of their ine| juries, if any. There are ne ‘communications |

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and radio broadcasts simultane: SUlty to spying for Russia and! FUrapean counizies. id he wii he Yar Eastern military com-| with - the region in which the that Nationalist 46-year-old —Ksenia—Komad eon. ~0NNSON also sa e Wil ander—it—was— believed here, | crash occurred other than the]

tonier with Secstary of State) radio contacts maintained by the alr line. . The plane was on a regular) scheduled flight from Sao Paulo] to Jacarezinho in Parana.

“leaders would be hunted down as/fessed to war-time. collaboration Dean Acheson ¢ would serve as new ammunition | | ] % ¢ 1 mn the plan, either| "Ls a . it eHimingla Wherever. they with the’ Nazis today in the trial late today or tomorrow. {Sof Soimmiaiiat. prof AgATY lata aml And at least one broadoast 6? alleged Kremlin agents, er China. ~1 bragged about the outcome of the! Krisko, alleged leader of a Small Countries mn UN Sen. Knowsand and othgr Sen. Angus Ward incident in which Soviet spy. ring inside Yugoslavia : : . ators will raise the issue of U, 8 pees the Communists arrested the U, 8,/10ld the Sarajevo District Court Back Nationalist China poiicy in China when Congress a 'Y | Protest consul general at Mukden and or.® Was “partly guilty” of charges| LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Dec. convenes Jan. 3. ‘ a vgosiavs Frotes “dered him out of China. Jat saplonage and wartime ed Lup) - Nutiongliet , China) The State Department Jacen a Mai. Gen. L. L. Lemnitzer, Czech Arrest Action | BOOKS NOTHING TO BUY 1 of : ‘ ’ ained unexpected support from! working over on that topic in . ¥ a ) . , Bie ei phtared to he dally. He did furnish the Russian em- small countries in the United{connection with an ambitious for- heading the “ Defense Depart 2 FRANKNL RY: Germany Dee. NO OBLIG TION! ». win new victories on the battle. assy in Belgrade information, Nations today with El Salvador eign policy - legislative program ment's new "office of military P ol ugos ou 3 a. wl . field and are driving toward a dip- sald, but denied he had col- warning the General Assembly's which already has economy- assistance,” will have the respon- in ngue fo protes ed 8 ar lomatic victory — recognition py, 'aborated with the Nazis. main political committee: “We| minded legislators balking at the bil { shiooi to & to, Caechos OY Sang the, p some of the Western Powers such! XKsenia Komad testified she See another Munich blooming." {thought of new spending. | 3ibilty of ‘shibping vn Je o a ot thi a om. | as Great Britain, ; worked with the gestapo during, Chile joined its Latin:Ameri- Ing. rope under the miliary assist. cial ¥Y : ala v hell x ency Tan-| | a U5. Opens Gaton J {the German occupation of —¥ugo- can—partner in announcing sup-| mses ance program, tal Yugoslav nh gency

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slavia, and that she “thought” port for a Nationalist resolution] me {JUG 8814 today.

{ : A | : : ! vv ! The Yugoslavs said Zvonimir| | The Communist warnings Krisko was also a gestapo agent. which calls upon all “members : fot Hiring Halls Ruled | fv against sheltering Nationalists’ Under cross-examination Kris- Of the United Nations to withhold May Fight China . Reds 4 ak ak Temi; Ee fet came after the United States had iko admitted writing a series of diplomatic recognition from Mao! TOKYO, Dec. 2 (UP) -An T-H Act + Violation Io a 4 Iva Petrovic al agreed to let Nationalist Presi letters designed to give the Soviet Tre-tung's peiping regime and to American occupation official to- Tague, an van ’

; , WASHINGTON, Dec. J .. W -| dent Li Tsung-jen and a few of embassy information about the declare an embargo on military day said reports that a former ! ¢. 2 (UP)~—|yugoslav. apprentice, were arrest ;

Ris associates come to America. economic and political picture in and economic aid to it. {Japanese army officer was organ- A National Labor Relations'ed Nov. 27 and 21, respectively, | The United States agreed to ac-| Yugoslavia > . ——————————— izing a Japanese “foreign legion” Board trial examiner ruled today by Czech security police. ; y ; : iio p: x " BE a {alr force to fight Chinese Com- that Wesf ’ T—— as _eept Mr. Id only with the under! Kiske admitted: he reported the! BOY DIES OF BEATING a ne ‘ ~ that West Coast hiring halls for INDIA HAILS ERROL FLYNN standing that he was coming here!shops were bare of essentials, SYDNEY, Nova Scofia, Dec. 3 MUnists were “apparently (rue. ooremen and water front "BOMBAY, India, Dec. 2 (UP)]

The official; who asked that his : fon £6 get medical treatment, and not/that ration promises were not (UP)-Douglas Oland, 11, died in| "He OFC Who Baked that bis, = 0 te the Taft-Hartley — Hundreds of Indian fim fans f SCHWINN Bicycle A Carry -on political agitation. ibeing fulfilled, that the five-year Sydney Hospital last night ofl) "og 0 oo con Hiroshi Ne- Act. ‘and stars welcomed Hollywood! . y y : _ Peking Communists, however, plan was not succeeding ;andinjurlespeceiveq I 4% mato, One-time commander of Trial examiner Irving RogosisActor Errol Fiynn to Santa Cruz( \ ; ook TODAY at are broadcasting complaints. that that religious discrimination was heaten y hee Schuviinaies Ob! 5upanese expeditionary forces rr or exami It 8 Rog + airport today when he arrived . RA ke our local 5 Li already is contacting practi In fav of the Mos: the W y-ome from 86400 Te orth China. wi : - he ehiring bin from Cairo en route to Lucknow A 1 y ' RD eans “hope-of - EE : gr rrr i —— [system In itself does not conflict {5 make a film based on Rudyard ] P/ / ““ASch Dea State oficia excerpts: ———==_IATD FLOOD VICTIMS — with the Tart-Hartley Act, its op-'Kipiing's “Kim.” % \ winn lor EE a ed to Bosn I TERN DERG Genin x bia, Dae T i British _Colum- eration _viclates the law's closed —— ————— NOR Eo : a v hi red to Bosniah JER : ee, ec. 2 (UPY-—The Canadian shop ban: : —— Looking for & good real estate] HRs g 249 | = = a : authorities as “Gypsies” and to? TUPY=Three hundred German army was called out fodey to aid. He said—the hall "are Teng Tavestment? There are miny at — ri ot IAVOEE | £® “To Stand Trial = —1the —youth™ of thé “hation as and Czech YeTugees began a hun- scores of British Columbia“ resi- operated in such a manner as to tractive investment opportunities: 7 y . = # Bg : scum. ; ger strike at the refugee camp dents forced to flee their flooded discriminate against prospective in the real estate ads of The. -

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