Wsm-The World In Review

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Now Irving War and the world in review. President Truman is again appealed to China to end her civil war, and again he is held at an offer of American economic aid when hostilities cease. The President took the opportunity of using his press conference this afternoon to publicize his views in the Far Eastern situation.

He said that General George Marshall, his special ambassador, will remain in China until his job is finished. This was the President's answer to the rumors that have been having the former chief of staff returning to this country.

General Marshall took the China assignment because he was asked to do so in the realization that the job was the most difficult one with little chance of success. He generally passed the retirement age and would have preferred to spend his time on his Virginia State, a rest that he has well earned, but he accepted the China Post and has made

every attempt to bring some order out of the Chinese fire, and from the President's remarks today apparently has not yet abandoned all hope of salvaging something that will bring some measure of peace to the long-devastated country.