Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1951 — Page 7

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acArthur's Policies Have Put British: Chief In Japan On Spot

Commander of Commonwealth Forces

In Japan Tries to Clarify Statements By United Press

Mr. Acheson explained ' last pact as an attack upon the night that United States will co- United States. This would oblioperate with Japan for Pacific de- gate other signatory powers to fense and “would not tolerate any come to the aid of the Americans

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TOKYO, Apr. 19-—1Lt. Gen. 8ir Horace Robertson, commander of British Commonwealth occupation forces in Japan, sought today to disassociate himself from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's controversial Far Eastern policies. Some said Gen. Robertson's job was at stake because of re-

aggression against the Philippines from any quarter.” Dulles’ Comment In Tokyo, Mr. Dulles said today the U. 8. proposal for a Pa-

in Japan, Mr. Dulles said.

Red China and India

Red China will ignore United

marks he made at an off-the-record press conference Apr. 10-24

hours before Gen. MacArthur was fired by President Truman. Gen. Robertson issued two successive statements from his headquarters today in an attempt to clarify his position. In them, he insisted: ONE: He had not recommended hombardment of Chinese bases in Manchuria at the Apr. 10 conference. TWO: Whatever he said at the conference was still off-the-record because of “its obvious value to the enemy.” Correspondents wh o attended the disputed press conference sent dispatches summarizing Gen. Robertson’s remarks after news of them leaked out and was published abroad. “\ These dispatches were cleared by: censorship. They said Gen. Robertson had told newsmen confidentially that he agreed with some of Gen. MacArthur's policies. He was quoted as predicting “certain defeat” for the United Nations army in Korea unless United Nations pilots are permitted to bomb Manchurian bases, Under present conditions, he said, there were only alternatives—to pull out of Korea or be defeated. Other world developments:

Washington and Tokyo

The United States campaigned today for a Pacific defense alliance “as soon as possible.” Secretary of State Dean Ache-

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son begged Republicans to keep ‘the issue out of the national debate on foreign policy. The United States is thinking of a ‘defense alliance between America, Australia and New Zealand. Under tentative plans, an attack on any of these countries would be considered as an attack on all, It would not have all of the formal organization that the Atlantic alliance possesses. Mr. Acheson, in an address last night, said, “nothing done or said in the great Far Eastern debate should hinder this effort, because it is central to the security of the Pacific.” Truman Orders Hurry-Up President Truman ordered the hurry-up on Pacific defense plans —and assigned a Republican, John Foster Dulles, to do the negotiating for the United States. Mr. Dulles already is preparing a Japanese peace treaty —and the broader plans for a Pacific defense alliance to grow out of these negotiations. The United wants a Japanese treaty that will allow the Japanese unlimited rearmament and industrial expansion— but Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines indicated they might balk unless assured that Japan would not be able to start another war.

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cific Security Pact demonstrates Nations peace overtures until the American determination to resist United ‘Nations rescinds its resoCommunist aggression in the lution accusing the Peiping regime West Pacific. of aggression in Korea, informed He told a press conference the Sources in New Delhi, India, sald today. The Chinese Communists may consider peace moves outside the United Nations, however, if the United States indicates willingness to accept the Chinese viewpoint, the source said This viewpoint, they added significantly, is “already known" to the Arab-Asian bloc of United

proposal also should “diminish the fear that there is a basic cleavage” bétween U. 8S. and ~British- policy in Asia. Onte a Japanese peace treaty

truce in light of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's dismissal.) The sources said Peiping did not believe that Gen. MacArthur's, ouster had signified a change in U. 8. Far East policy. The atmosphere in the Red capital was therefore not receptive to a peace move, they said. “The sources insisted India would not sponsor any peace move until it would be acceptable to both sides. Nehru's Warning In New York, Indian Prime Minister Nehru warned today that it “will be a very dangerous thing” to isolate Red China. He said it wag the isolation of Russia after the revolution that made that nation a bitter opponent of the west, i Mr. Nehru, in a tape-recorded

was then,” Mr. Nehru said, “be- in the Senate Foreign Relations cause conditions are: different.” * Committee in Washington. The

THURSDAY, APR. 19, 1951

Bus Strike Blamed

For Business Slump

SOUTH BEND, Apr. 19 (UP)

Merchants blamed a business

He has supported the admis- administration has urged prompt Slump on a 3-day-old bus strike

sion of Communist China to the approval.)

he believed that the present Chi- offered India 120,000 tons of rice! nese government is ‘very repre- in gddition to 170,000 tons already sentative of the large majority contracted for. i of the Chinese people.” - - -

; India Asks Grain State Radio Newsmen Meanwhile, in New Delhi, fa. oll mine-threatened India disclosed TO Hear William Ray :

today it has asked. the United BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 19 (UP)

States twice for up to two million tons of grains on easy terms. William Ray, manager of news

The first request was made last and special events for NBC's cenDecember, a government spokes- tral division, will speak at the

man ton Pafliarment, A DOL He annual two-day clinic of Indiana eating the request was dispatche peg 8 dues! he Sas Radio Newsmen at Indiana Uni“Apart from the aide memoire versity May 12-13, it was an(note), no correspondence has nounced today. passed between the two govern- Other speakers include Baskett

here and in Mishawaka today |United Nations. Mr. Nehru said The spokesman said Burma has and considered keeping stores

open at night to ease it.

“The retail trade businéss went

to pieces,” according to Henry

Lowenstine of the South Bend As-

sociation of Commerce, He said

merchants thought business might improve if stores were open at night, when family cars were available to shoppers. Meanwhile, striking drivers of Northern Jadiana Transit, Inc,

‘were offered a 9-cent hourly wage

boost at a night-long negotiation session if they would abandon certain fringe benefits,

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Nations delegates. interview with Norman Cousins, ments,” he said. “The Indian am- Mosse, head of the Radio se-| pyt company general manager (The 12-nation bloc was re- editor of the Saturday Review of bassador has been keeping in quence in the Medill School of mqward Crandon said the drivers ported at Lake Success to have Literature, sald it would be a touch with the State Department Journalism at Northwestern Uni- refused on grounds they wanted asked Sardar K. M..Panikkar, dangerous thing to repeat that on this subject.” versity, and Monrad G. Paulsen, a straight across-the-board gain. India’s Ambassador in Peiping, to experiment in China. (Action on the request has been associate professor of law at In-'He said such an agreement would “More dangerous even than it delayed by extended discussions diana University. push the company into the red.

has been signed, he said, an attack on U. S. G8 by forces stationed in Japan, would Mr. Dulles be considered under the proposed sound out officials there on a

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