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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1946.
ANGLO-SOVIET CRISIS Deeper Causes Underlying Quarrel
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(By Michael Foot. M.P.).
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LONDON, FEB. 1
London, Feb. 11. Mahmu Riaz, Egyptian dele- cake 10 the United Nations Security Council, suggested to-day that the pigress of negotiation between the Netherland Govern- ment and the popular movement in Javn should be periodically re ported to the Council,
In
Madame In Shanghai
Shanghai, Feb. 11. Madame Chiang Kai-shek flew from Changking yet 'er- day for her firat Shanghai visit since 1937.
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The Grurvalisaiņın pected to join her briefly during the week-Aasacinted ['rest.
America And
Food Crisis
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BEVIN REJECTS SOVIET THESIS
LONDON, FEB. 1.
RUSSIA DECLARED TO THE UNITED NATIONS
SECURITY COUNCIL TO-DAY THAT CONDI- « 'PIONS IN STRIFE-TORN INDONESIA MAY "SPARK" A THIRD WORLD WAR AND ASKED THAT A FIVE-POWER INVESTIGATION COMMIS- SION BE SENT THERE AT ONCE. ASSERTING THAT ONLY BRITAIN AND THE NETHERLANDS HAD FIRST HAND INFORMA- TION ON THE INDONESIAN NATIONALIST MOVEMENT, SOVIET VICE-FOREIGN COMMIS- SAR ANDREI VISHINSKY DECLARED THAT THIS CONSTITUTED AN "INEQUALITY" AMONG NA- TIONS,
Schleswig Petition
Copenhagen, Feb. 11.
Bella to-night released a police | ALL ELSE ON THE POLITICAL SCENE - EVEN THE NOW MEASURES oilley they had held as hestar
BEING PASSED THROUGH THE HOUSE OF COM- earlier but announced they would by holding a defy police or jera
"If this inequality is wint The Security Council had met ALONS-HAVE BEEN OVERWHELMED BY THE futural proves on Brough the
you want," he said, "then you | twice yesterday, during the CRISIS IN ANGLO-SOVIET RELATIONS.
Wa-hington, Feb. 11. The student street today.
OF AN
the morning and afternoon In . THE CLASH TAKES THE OUTH'ARD FORMI killed aventally during the de
After a survey of 6 countries at any it is the end of
attempt to close the ease bat ARGUMENT BETWEEN BRITAIN AND THE SO-
Tere was a feeling Non the Department of Agriculture United Nations." int ration
that Unit Stal's per He asked that an investigat-] when the mesubers adjourned ut TIET UNION. BUT THE ARGUMENT IS ALSO
eiretes that a compromiso along states these lines might govide a solucanita fred consumption UP's yearing commission he composed of 6.00 pm. 1.M.T. there were still ONE BETITEEN SOCIAL DEMOCRACY AND GOM-
of the United | speakere to be heard. The DA Ford representatives. toa of the dendek whigh threa will be re MUNISALIND, IN THE LONG RUN, THIS IS THE
States, Russia, Britain, Chias vonnct will resume the discus- tened in the debate on the Ukrain while people in many lands will b MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THE QUARREL.
In Republic's
Depart and the Netherlands. Ukrainiansion to-day at 6.00 p.m. G.M.T. neeu-atlan that "near ervation." The
Minister Initi Associated Press. Pabarely the operations of Chian buve
Mundělsky previously had ne Bitherto, tese two concuptions like other statesmen. have made international nears has heen en ment said that Soain. Imly and Pereiro
They
diffent problem to solve with requested such a comunission, Lage huge blunders,
bave been British trooms in Indonesia. blunders based on the eride up-
ing it would **enal
A star upon plication of the sacalled Marxist The Council adlarned the de fard to food.
The work arrain supply. vitun
the conduct of British troops in bate after a third day's hearing principles
f4 the "ma Indonesia.“ ana v-js The Marxi-
lindarin which the Suviet Faerign tion is described
Vyshinsky difficult" ever recorded. Andhove Coamissur.
Dutch Foreign Minister Eerlo that politieal power always re-t
The Department Aimated that Van Kleffens said that the with the holders of Genomic
Ruson's uppert to
white world production of nearly ali Hence, the Best von Ukrainina, apneni. for pot al leureN Riaz sail he oase the sent staple foods is below pre-war willing for a commission to a
British milltary
A petition sigried by half a Heer their ruled beef in 191 Inc of a conunt, fun, as it world figures and shortages will b fel: Vestigate
Buss severely in te feat half of actions he could not appros: its million Dunes was presented to her still
He defended that ince rehome
vear before the new gron delving into the internal affales | The Prime Minister. Knud Kris- in the Bih trens in with capital st Bila the
The presen
len en, yesterday, asking the al game. Byplan wa
Indoned, but id he would like are harvel. An increased proof Indonesia.
duction
by dieled
Vishinsky declared that Van Danish Government to request at to Pagriem.
the
further jema in about the
A szinted Press. Kleffens opposed the commission from the Allied Authoritles the Dower of
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titude of the Netherinrul's Gavern-1946 47 season.
iden " cause he fears the anti-removal of the administration of nesian Safogalist tien tenerare
inent to the Indonésion
TRUMAN APPEAL
ling of impartial observera who South Pearted," and for val wa
the Seltjeswig from Movement. He claimed that t that ervor, which allowed Hat Security Courell was the compe
Washington, Feb. 14. would weigh the facts and weigh "Prussians." house" the
thu President attent authority to deal with
Truman Jas again the
Come evidence and
to: The petition askel But the L'a
situation and arved that it should railed on the American people to
cooperate in his plans to preside their own objective conclusions." administration be handed over "I suggest" he said "that he to the local population which in- Fool for ather Ballons of the
light cludes many persons of Danish world from the American larder. fears the shedding of
obscure situa-origin and others with Banisli He told the Women's National upon this very
sympathy. The Soviet delegation. Visain-
The petition said that the sky added, "is opposed to recrecy Government should ask "our ci- in these matters." Thus, the lies. British, the United States, bespectacled former prosecut-Russin and Fiance, to liberate
backed ing attorney
the population of South Schles- Ukrainian demand for Security wig from the yoke under which Council intervention he has lived since the Prussian
British troops in conquest in 1864," Indonesia are "suppressing" an independence movement.
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dation but leaving open the deci sjun on the luvation was put over until Mon- duy.
"Several test votes showed sur porters of the site have a majo-
1.
FEAR MOTIVE
of negotiations.
whether "I sometimes wonder the nurpa o for which the British Russians lid froups were rent th Indonesin were
Th welerstood properly leaders of the Indonesian moular movement Riaz sald I had. the British troos might not have found their job so affleul."
they
Van Riefton's statement to the
Presal
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that a great many are too fat
ANYWAY and that they could afford to low n'hi af webcht If it meant su tain ing the lives of others.Assoct- ntest Press.
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Unhappily, he int rank and file the la death Movement, promed either not barn as much from this mis "huse her by Comminnest propaganda, or by en'culation as might
de astrous hoped. They neveg, reckoned with Lolicies towards the Soviet Union the overthrow of Toryism at the polls. There Wire dumbfounded by the removal of Mr. Churchili. ported be hast Detih vern mun, who are inclined to, as
For them, a new and anfurespon Prill dieuils to the actions.
factor had arisen in world pli-Council, in which he said he did were le plowed to take in the grounds- that Government. For Four
not contest the legitimacy of the administration of their country. ties. it arises
that Ris expres d the broe them, on every lasur
How
was the Nationall-1 aspirations. Rinz said. for them The Soviet foverement
idealogical argument
revealda liberal and brondarind-present negotiations will reach Eatron rul the "Beach Govern peut
ed suirit by the Netherlands Goraplution in conformity with the right in Poland. when the only competitor was the wing Itusin is
ernment, But, he said, he wonder- Charter (of the United Nations)".
Nationalists Associated Press. Burin, Itunesin. Juvi-Slavia | discredited British Torvi-m, with 200 Greece, Pereft, or any other coun- its peculiar martiality for defunced what share
Monarchies and uneasy collabora try whose affairs hagen by come
that their awkward a for consideration. Any
tors. How a 411-
Social Democracy posal she hanteras to place before ancient rival
which had revealed the vitality the U.N.O is "currget"
all their textbooks condemned as almost divinely inspired.
unthinkable?
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FANTASTIC ACCUSATION
The depths of subservience advocating this attitude hen touched in the past
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once for the Russians old disnule was revived. inexor ably the survival of any
have week. mic
which
Meanwhile, two tierram were distributed: the first, on behalf
What then is the motive be- of Senator Kilgore of West Vir ginia offering a site near Berkeleyhind the barruge of attack against
from the British Government Springs about 100 miles Washington with "ample acreage, has insted from Moscow?
can be thes tal
The probable A no question of displacing persons":
the second. found in the misunding of in on behalf of 22 California Can the democratic institutions
lor been a gressmen and Senators "cordially Britain, which has
policy. For and urgently renewing the in- feature of Soviet vitation for the permanent home contrary to the assumption of in- to be in the San Francisco Bay fallibility sometimes ascribed to the Kremlir. Soviet statesmen, arra Associated Press.
Of Europe Student Takes A Dim View
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Limiting Italy's Capacity For War
LONDON, FE
11.
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The petitioners claim that the population of South Schleswig has been increased 130 per cent. Vishinsky earby the influx of refugees from
BRITISH COUNTER "We say,"
KNOCKED DOWN BY JEEP
ed, "that war is being waged East Prussia and Western Ger- against the Indonesing sopula-many-Associated Press. tion. This is a very dragerona situation. It is dangerous for the future. It may light a spark which will set light to the pow der barrel and lead to a fresh world-wide condagration."
Largest Elections In Russian History
An unknown Chinese was admitted to the Queen Mary Ilos- pital. at 8.30 last night suffering he from injuries sustained when was knocked down by a jeep near The the Queen's Dancing Hall. man had alighted from a moving
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12h. 1940. STUDIO BOLAND CONWAY AND "MITCH" MATTHE #3 ON TWO PIANOS.
ZDW HONGKONG broadcasting on a frequency of 840 Kilocyalue and from 19.80 to 1.80 p.m.. 0,80 to 1,80 p.m. and 9.00 to 11.00 p.m. also on 8.59 | Megacyclor.
H.K. T.
He drew attention to a state- ment by Vay Kleffens at a pre- vious council session that the mic planning, How is it to be
British and Dutch were concern- tram gar and had not noticed tha done? Re the Russian pattern- following the demarche on Greece. That is by, force, by the banish- THE UNITED STATES HAS PROPOSED TO THE DE ed not only with armed bands on-coming jeep. The driver of A wrangle over procedure again
For the mala burden of the Ru delayed the vote on a recommen-
British ment of the richte of the in
PUTY FOREIGN MINISTERS COUNCIL THAT and terrorists but with "a body the jeep swerved to avoid him but dation to
permanent sinn note was not that the THE
suppression of
THE ITALIAN ARMY BE LIMITED TO APPRO-amounting to 80,000 men, with failed, helmarters of the United Napolier was onen to some general divion) and by
TUGS LEAVING Priticism. The chine was sheet-ution by the British pat
XIMATELY 250,000 MEN, AN AUTHORITATIVE modern equipment, including
anti-aircraft equipment." tions in the Greenwich-Stamford
The presener
British tern. fie.
British SOURCE SAID YESTERDAY,
Foreign Minister The rescue tugs Lariat, Inte It is hard to believe that the l endanger- Netherlands troops in Grgece was
Ernest Bevin countered with:grity, Advantage and Cheerly will Antagonism of the bitter
Soviet SO FAR, THE SOURCE SAID, THE PEPUTIES #HO in peace.
fantastic. Government towards the Labour ARE DISCUSSING TERMS OF A 'EACH TREITY
"Nothing has been shown that be leaving Hong Kong shortiv for The accusation is
bo have threatened Manila where they are to WITH ITALY HAVE TAKEN NO ACTION ON British troops vite and the exact The Russians may have their rea- Government is not actuated part-
world the new forer
Majesty's handed over to the United States His peace. THE MILITARY PARTS OF THE ITALIAN PACT.
under Lease-Lend sons for advancing it. But uny-ly by fear that
Reared has
in world
Gover. arnt will not take that," authorities,
to one in country, and in parti- which
this
the progress in the snid.cern over Bource However, the
Van Kleffers, speaking briefly, arrangements. They are calor any member of the Labour politics since the British elections
esegnted by H.M.S. Spragge. And is a formidable competitor, is prepared to
declared: "If there was a pos- Movement, who swallow this item in the Russian one which should be discredited there seems to be General agree-four-power negotiations,
it is able
Shortly before & p.m. yesterday to show ilament that all Italian submarines
The United State.. Muitarsibility of that war which Mr. reapel, can hardly be considered before
proposals, it was learned, have Vishinsky talked about, would a tram car ran into a jep driven metele.-Reuter,
should be destroyed. serious disputant..
Britain hud suggested that the been discussed by the French, negotiations be underway with by a Naval Officer near the Macao depatica the Indonesians? I think not." Wharf, Connaught Road. No one Italian Navy should be kept ut British and Russian
mither The Dutch Foreign Minister was injured. Damage was dono a minimum. The deputies have but so far they have
nor rejected. added: "Mr. Vishinsky aaid too to the front of the car and the assigned these problems to a been supported
The figure of 250,000 does not that the situation had alarmed jeen. military sub-committee.
alarm opinion. That include the State police or any public While these discussions were aversens forces which Italy may exists cnly in his own imagin continuing, the Italian Ambas-need, depending on what the de- tion. There is a curtain rising scene which justifies sador in London, Nicolo Caren-puties decide to do with Italy's over the
guarded optimism in Indonesia." dini, had a long interview with colonies.-Associated Fress.
Andrei Soviet Vice-Commissar story at the bottom-a 10-day-Vishinsky who is here for the old story from Rio de Janeiro United Nations Assembly. about Brazil banks being closed
It was reported reliably that by a strike, which indicated the apparent international Anane Vlahinsky assured Carandim of interests of whoever did the the Soviet Union's friendship forging.
fer Italy. The Ambassader is said or pre- reported to have sented Italy's viewpoint on the treaty questions under discus- "Delivery of the faked story gion by the deputies and his con- to the newspapers coincided THE "SUNDAY OBSERVER IN AN ARTICLE BY "A
closely with the regular evening STUDENT OF EUROPE" SAID THAT THE UNIT delivery of our oflice boy, One exchange rate had been fixed atļ ED NATIONS ORGANISATION "WILL HARDLY
cditor said he ascertained posi- 2.000 to 1. IN ANY FORESEEABLE TIME RECOME "THE
tively that the faked sheet, of
The report started a wave of news arrived alone at his desk selling by panicky holders. OVER-RIDING FACTOR IN FOREIGN POLICY."""*
others said they
Oponing at HK$3.95 to CN$1,000 The Russo-Perafan dispute come the classical instrument" but some
thought it was with the regular for open diploinney, showed that the Security Coun-
Meanwhile the conservative batch of evening stories on their for apot and $3.70 for futures, rates soon fell to $3.50 and $3.10 desks.
respectively. But from then on. "Sunday Times," in an editorin!,
to the market ateadled and started to smell said that real security would "Delivery was not made
English language only return to the world if the any
news-go up. At the clone there were
In Navy Blue". against one of the big," the pap-"weaker states are able freely paper and, ono Chinese news- buyers at $4.10 for apot and 83.70
siderable right at the opening Other speakers, including For-
0.30 p.m. London Relay--Tommy or sald.
and without interference to re-papers subscribing to The Aa for futuren,
Handley in "ITMA". It added: "Nor. Incidentally establish the organs of their sociated Press service was onilt- It was not till late afternoon despite the weather and dark-eign Commissar Molotoy; had
пенн. Many citizens had stayed warned that the Soviet Union 10.00 p.m.-Beguald. Dixon at ted.
that people got to know that the
Urgen. does it look as if the Council national life."
The election has, one issue-10.15 p.m.-Light Orchestral Belec- currency repert was false, and up all night at parties. Counting still had enemies. will over be a particularly practi- The paper sald: "It is easy to
toos. The Associated Press will there was no opportunity to see was to start at midnight but the cal weapon of the big against understand why Bome of them
final tabulations probably will the continued leadership of, the the (United Nations member states) press for an investigation by its reaction on the market. recalcitrant among
Traviata". some
bo delayed several days because Communist Party and Stalin, 10.80 p.m.-Excerpts from Verdi's the authorities to try to detor- small."
· The gold market was shaky and of the vast distances involved At the last election on Dec. 12, 11.00 p.m.--Clow Down. end-yet-think of little bus camine the responsibility for this people were uncertain which way and the isolation of many of the 1987, only 032,000 cast negativo
JINGA The Observer said: "It Is their own defence against a duplicity against
Programme marked the grestion."
Lo marate. It opened at $505 per voting districts. quite obvious now" that
ballots out of a total of over recorded specialty for Services Fabriela- man by the Department of National much spoken of "police" will be The Sunday Times" added Papers, the public and this news tael and dropped to 1550 but re
36% VOTE
|Service Entertainment. merely be auch forces as the that "belief in security is the ces agency."-Associated Press.
covered, and closed with buyers at Electors were stirred by Mar-100,000,000-Associated Press. shal Stalin's speech on Satur
London, Feb. 11, individual big Powers may wish sential condition of insting
EFFECT ON MARKET
day night forecasting the early
-It is estimated that 90 per cent, US. dollarà took further to use jointly, from time to peace. But it simply time, for the enforcement of axlat unless the protecting pow
The bottom fell out of Chinose spurt and wore in demand at end of food rationing and also of the electorate have alrea cant new five-year plans designed to their votes in the Rumian alec common policies." The paper ore themselves agres In purpose national: currency yesterday 4.76. English Perling added however, that the and in practical cooperation."-- morning following the take report thought at 10.20 and Australian insure our country against all fons, the Moscow Radio mald to
kinds of calamities.” Security Council "rany "still" be-Associated Press.
wisch Cald that the ON-U.S. phunde at $18.90.
cil "cannot be possibly made into
the a protection for
LONDON, FEB. 11:
cannot
ARRIVED ALONE
the news-
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MOSCOW, FEB. 17.
RUSSIA'S LARGEST ELECTION IN HISTORY TOOK THE PLACE YESTERDAY OVER 1/6TH OF WORLD'S SURFACE AND THERE WERE INDICA. TIONS THE POLL MIGHT REACH 110,000,000. EVERYONE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER INCLUD- ING RED ARMY SOLDIERS ABROAD WERE ELI- GIBLE TO VOTE, ·
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THERE ARE 1,487 DOMESTIC ELECTORATE DIS- TRICTS INCLUDING EAST PRUSSIA AND FORM- ER PARTS OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE.
ONE ISSUE The polls in Moscow were con
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13.80 p.m.-Dally Programme Bum-
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19.8 p.m.-The Maestros, 12,45 p.m.-"Sarenade to the Slara"
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1.00 p.m.-Nows & Announcements. 1.10 p.m.-Light Orchestral Interlude. 1.80 p.m.Compositons at. Jounod. 9,00 p.m.Otce Down.
6.00. Dance Half hour, 7.00 p.m.-London Relay-Nowɛ. 7.15 p.m.-Tho Kentucky Minstrels, 7.80 p.m.-Btudio-Roland Conway "Much" Maithaws on two Pianos.
7.50 p.m.-Light Varioty Programme. *8.30 p.m. Muric Time"-ENGA,
9.00 p.m.-London Relay-News. 9.05 p.m.-Interlude (From London), 9.10 p.m.-London Bolay Nocturns
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