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Andrei Y. Vishinsky; the military
expenses* Russia proposes; and
how Russian economy has re
sponded to recent drastic com
munist decrees .
Cuba seemed headed for an
early rupture of relations with
Russia. She handed the Russian
embassy two red hot notes accus
ing the Soviets of “brazenly ag
gressive” propaganda and totali
tarian methods.
Brazil, Chile and Colombia pre
viously have severed ties with
Russia.
Moscow newspapers attacked
Finland’s socialist premier, Karl
A. Fagerholm, acusing him of in
trigue with U. S. military leaders.
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Communists have had the Finnish
government under attack
The situation around the Trans
Jordan Red Sea port of Aqaba,
which British troops occupy, re
mained obscure. The Trans-Jor
danites said they stopped an Is
raeli armored force moving on the
port 32 miles away. The flurry
came as Trans-Jordan and Israel
negotiated frigidly about an arm
istice.
An official Dutch spokesman
said his country finds it impossi
ble to qpmply with u United Na
tions order to restore Indonesian
Republican leaders to power.
A Chinese presidential commit
tee made the first draft of peace
proposals to the communists. It
was couched in general compro
mise terms. It will likely be
changed many times before sub
mission.
Yugoslavia condemned four
peasants for killing pigs. That was
called economic sabotage.
Lord Vansittart told the British
House of Lords communist spies
and terrorists are at work in Eng
land.
Friday. March 11. 1949
Israel and Trans-Jordan signed
a formal cease fire at Rhodes to
day for their front in Palestine al
though the Arab nation complain
ed the Jews are attacking them
near their Red Sea port of Aqaba.
Tel Aviv denies any fighting is
going on around Aqaba, where
British troops are poised.
The cease fire is necessary be
| fore a full armistice can be won
. by U. N. negotiators. The order
does not apply to the Neblus Tri
i angle of Eastern Palestine because
j Iraq troops are there. Iraq has not
I made known its stand.
The accord was reported to
to freeze lines in Jerusalem, which
Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion
said yesterday is and will remain
Israeli territory. Trans-Jcr dan
holds the old walled city and its
many monuments of the Chris'ian,
1 Arab and Jewish rel!gions.
Britain hinted through minister
of state Hector McNeil of British
involvment at Aqaba by saying
“an ally should be protected
against an aggressor.” He express
ed hope that Britain would not
have to fight, and indeed that the
whole issue might be settled in
peace.
U. N. sessions at Lake SuCce?f>
rang with the familiar insults c'
Russia and Poland tcv ard, ih‘
United States. U. S. delegate Lt
Ray Stinebower walked out of tib
economic and social council whtn
police called Lt. Gen. John B.
Hodge former U. S. commander in
South Korea, a “Gauleiter. Rus
sia charged the United Stater
“made use of the mechanical ma
jority in the general assembly’’ to
win recognition of South Kore.i
rather than the communis*, . egnr*
of North Korea.
Russian newspapers cried out
against the American spy indict
ment of a Russian engineer who
worked for the U. N. in New Yor*
The Dutch told the U. N. secur
ity council that if someone could
devise a way of meeting Dutch
fears of chaos and violence, tht
problem of Indonesia could be
solved.
Danish foreign minister Gustav
Rasmussen called on secretary < '
state Dean Acheson to learn ternr •
by which Denmark could join the
forthcoming Atlantic Alliance.
The treaty, binding the U. S. an'
Canada to the defense of Western
Europe, and vice versa, is to be
published next week and probably
signed in early April. Plans ap
peared to be moving rapidly tc
, bring Italy into the eight-nation
line-up.
The British House of Common*
approved a $1,218,800,000 defenst
measure for a highly mobile army
i of 550,000, a reduction of 300,00*./
I men. It was le<s than a tenth of
the defense budget announced yes
, terday by Russia and proposed l*
January by President Truman.
The final split of blockade*
Berlin into east and west camp*
appeared near. Americans said
plans to outlaw the Russian east
mark are under discussion.
The Russians decreed the death
penalty for economic sabotage in
Western Berlin. German . Rear
have blamed acts inspired by the
west for the inefficiency of indus
try low production and transport
trouble.
A powder plant was reported to
have blown up in the Russian zone
in Saxony killing 41 Germans.
Thirteen persons were killed in a
blast in the British zone’.
Premier Henri Queilie’s French
government won a test by a nar
row seven-vote margin.
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