i Must Recognize
Red China, Says
R. I. Senator
WASHINGTON, UP) — Sen.
Green (D-R. I.) sought to make it
clear today that he does not fa
vor an early exchange of diplo
mats with Communist China.
He told interviewers last night
on a radio panel program (Re
porters Roundup — MRC): “I
think we should recognize Red
China, sooner or later.” The
United States now recognizes the
Formosa regime of Chiang Kai
Shek as the Chinese government.
Under questioning, Green said
recognition was withheld from
Red China while other Commu
nist governments are recognized.
Green, 89-year-old chairman of
the Senate Foreign iRelaticms
Committee, put out a statement
saying he understood his remarks
were construed as “endorsement
of the proposition that the United
States should forthwith exchange
diplomats with Communist
China.”
“Such is not the case,” Green’s
statement said. “Red China has
not purged itself of its aggres
sion against the ‘United Nations in
Korea, aind it still holds Amer
ican citizens prisoner against
their will.”
WHAT t WOULD BUY!
BRISBANE, Australia, UP) —
Machinist Colin Evans tried Fri
day to sell his 1947 automobile
for $75. Nobody would pay that
much.
Yesterday he dusted off the
back seat. A patch on the uphol
stery tore loose and out popped
two mildewed canvas bags. In
side was $40,000 in U. S. and
Australian banknotes.
Evans turned the money over
to the police, who said he might
get it if they didn’t find the
owner.
MONEY FROM MEDALS
TOKYO, UP) — Japan’s Fi
nance ministry decided today to
make money out of 1,140,000 un
used silver medals left over from
World War II. They will be
minted into 10 tons of 100-yen
coins, worth 27.8 cents each.
SEEK TIDAL FLAT TRANSFER
WASHINGTON, UP) — A bill to
transfer title to a 10-acre tidal
flat tract at Juneau from the gov
ernment to the Territory was in
troduced by Sen. Watkins (R
Utah) yesterday.
The land formerly was used by
the Juneau Sub-port of Embar
kation. Watkins said if it is giv
en to the Territory it will be
leased to the National Guard of
Alaska as a headquarters.
Navy Air Bombing
Practice Shells
Coast Guard Light
POINT LOOKOUT, Md., UP> —
Three Navy attack bombers, con
ducting firing practice af‘er dusk
last night, apparently overshot
their target and scored hits on a
Coast Guard lighthouse here.
The lighthouse is located on the
southernmost tip of Maryland’s
western shore. The firing was
being conducted in Chesapeake
Bay off Bloodsworth Island, often
used by the Navy for shooting and
bombing practice.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
two men stationed at the light
house received minor scratches.
He said he was told by those on
duty that the target in the bay
was in line with the lighthouse.
Several missiles from the planes
apparently went over the target,
ricocheted on the water and
struck the lighthouse.
Cmdr. William Pack, command
ing officer of the Navy squad
ron involved, said: ‘These air
craft were on a scheduled routine
rocket training flight and had
training rockets aboard.’’ He said
a board of investigation has been
convened to inquire into the in
cident.
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