No Law Against Trading With Reds
Nanking December nine. U S embassy and consular officials say Washington has not ruled out trading with Chinese Communists even if they take Nanking or Shanghai. Business circles seek clear policy on Communist trade to avoid isolation while fearing cash sales and asset seizures of government funds estimated around 250 million dollars.
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Maine names Frederick G Payne new governor
Frederick G Payne a former newsboy and theater chain executive will take Maine state government reins in January. The Lewiston native and former finance officer defeated Louis B Lassier of Biddeford to win the governorship after a career in accounting and theater management with the Maine New Hampshire Theaters Corp. He warned about contingent fund commitments during budget hearings and has been married three times.
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Netherlands use of U.S. aid in Indies under fire
Senator George W. Malone accused the Netherlands of misusing Marshall Plan funds in Indonesia. He said about 600 million dollars allotted to the Netherlands appears to keep soldiers in Indonesia and maintains a blockade on Republican ports and territories. Malone spoke after flying from Singapore to Bangkok, Siam, detailing the charges to reporters.
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