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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 00, 1947.
World Awaits A Coherent QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA
US. Policy On China
Events Forcing Early Decision:- "Cook Or Get Out Of The Kitchen" Nanking Nanking Must Have A Huge Loan
(By James White)
San Francisco, June 29.
The world still waits for a coherent American policy towards China. If such a policy exists It needs to be explained publicly. As things now stand America presents the world this spectacle:
The United States turns over to the Chinese Na- tionalist Government some ammunition (which can hardly be used for anything but fighting or coercion) and at the same time withholds from the same government large scale economic assistance it needs to fight its civil war and perhaps even stay alive, Staying alive probab'; means | staying in the nlvil war,
Here are some implications: It must be exported that the sale of this ammunition at one tenth of Its rest wit arouse the
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Chinese Communists and others who have said, all along that any American aid to the Chinese government would strepythen ita elvil war effort.
are
To much critics bullets going to look even worse than dolara. This renelion can be expected to go far beyond the actual importance of the am- munition itself which ix
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special size and useless to ariy- one else unless he has the same
ese central army naes,
Maybe the State Department and the White House know the answer?
The American people don't and at a time when events forco the United States closer to a decision on whether to cook or get out of the Chinese kitchen.
--- Associated - Press.
SHOTS FIRED
AT PLANE
Singapore, June 29. Dutch authorities at Batum via have confrmed reports that shots ieri fred at an Australian Avro-Ansan, piano at Pangkal Pinang airfield, on Bunku faland, of the cant count of Somatra iunt week,
The authorliga added that The Australian pilot, Gregory Hoard, lett "in contraeration af order". They said that permission had been granted for him to take off, but the order hud not then reucked` the airfrld.-Heuter.
Tokyo, June 29. Japanese repatriates who have been stranded in Soviet-occupied Saghullen since the aurronder, disembarked at Hakodate today from the repatriation ships "Taihoku Maru" and "Sbya Anther patriation Maru". ship from Saghallen, with over 1,200 rejatriates' on board, Is Hakodate tomorrow.-- due in Reuter,
REACTION TO LIFTING
OF ARMS EMBARGO
Nanking. June 28.
onl
German designed rifle the Chi Government quarters. today welcomed the Unit-
ed States action in lifting the embargo military supplies as 'a most significant step in American policy.
130 Per Man
the
amounts to 130,000,000 It was generally held here that the lifting of the embargo and the statement of Import-Export Bank chairman Robert M. Martin Jr. that the bank
for is prepared to give China loans specified projects, has strengthened the Gov- ernment's position and allayed fear in some Chinese quarters.
It rounds which would give Kuomintang soldier perhaps 130 bullets assuming there are u million au soldiers fighting the Communists. This vau- able but it is not going to low) eide the civil war even asun- ing the Chinese government can
The recent outburst against this for President Truman and get the stuff to China and dis-Russia by high Chinese officials | Sceretary Marshall when our
tribute it.
the Government country openly and cynically The government armies could might place
declares war on at least 13.000,- indifferent United "ollapse In the meantime if between an
000 Chinese democrats fighting! Communist propaganda is tell-States and an actively hostile as corrupt a Fascist dictator- ing the truth these days.
ship as the world has Russia. More important is the ruling
Feen***
it was also believed the 'moves
Protests
To Moscow
Nanking, June 29, The National Army- controlled "Peace Daily" said today the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is, pre- paring a protest to Rus- sia for the violation of Chinese -territorial waters by Soviet fishing boats.
It said the protest would be* based on the report of a Chin- ése gun-boat commander who intercepted a Sovint vessel and instructions from the Ministry of Agriculture which contro's the fishing waters along the China coast.
Foreign Office sources were non-committal on the report.-- Associated Press.
"Certain Nation"
Shanghai, June 20. The Central News reported from Mukden today that ships belonging to a "certain nation" have been recently engaged in forrying Communist troups be- tween Dairen and the Shang- Lung port of Chefoo.
that, on
The report added June 23, a ship belonging to a "certain nailon" earried more than 4,000 tons of war materials to Chefou for the Communist
troops in Shantung.
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It is reported that reinforce LINDA DARNELL
ments are often "rushed" into Manchuria through Dairen by this method.--Reuter,
ever
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of the United States Import-would boost Nationalist morale, Mark Gayn, in an article in Export Bank that although its
expedite A proclamation for the newspaper PM, asserted that $500,000,000 and earmarked | suppression of the Communist "Both American and
for China is expiring used, "armed rebellion" and strengthen the individhial "projects"--in
Government alcalings with Rusala Ching still may melt both offi- connection with Dalren and einl and unofficiat loans where
Port Arthur, found "acceptable."
Everything depends apan what is acceptable, but what is?
Loan Importance
Lo Tung-sung. secretary general of the Legislative Yunn Enval equipment council, com- menting on Martin's statement, said China's most pressing acel Still more important and al the moment IA large vague is the question of a huge and
Inmediate loans from loon which the Chinese govern the United States to be used in ment probably must have if it stabilizing China's economic
is to survive galloping inflation and the losing end of bloody
Such a loan civil strife. come only from America but atj present it is not in sight.
further loans to China
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position.
New Currency?
Chinese
observers agree that Nanking intends to siphon-all new credits into the civil war....the United States billions poured into China have been misused.
"China's post-war economy has been roped and strangled. by monopolies controlled by a handful of Chiang Kai-shek's relatives and aldea.”.....Even 'ear- marked loans require stricter safeguards than any yet applied. “UNRRA shipped cotton to Ching to clothe the threadbare millions, but most of it was hunded to the China Textile Cor- poration run by ex-premier TV. Not unexpectedly, the
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He refused to say whether Sonny. Last year Secretary of State the Government would Issue new ragged Chinese got nothing, George C. Marshall sald no currency
were sold AT LAST supported by the Instead, the textiles
at high under hoped-for American loan, og a on the open market prevalling conditions could be means of stabilizing the economy, prices or even exported abroad." THE LIP COLOUR THAT TAKES Jualified with the American but well-informed quarters in- public.
lented that is the Government's Lou sald if a large American loan forthcoming China would be able to tide over the economic crisis.
Unitel Presa,
Soviet Comment
Moscow, June 20. Тава anid that while some might argue that it was not cen
TO YOUR LIPS WITH THE
IDEA OF STAYING
As the Nanking government plan. lurches steadily nearer collapse the question of such a loan be- comes more preasing, whether Amerlen talks about it or not. He said that the present criais | sistent for credit-needing coun-
The Probability Increases is complicated by paychologien tries to question their creditor,QUID that it would have to be grant factors and appeared more the need for such procedure was ed on a frank polltleal basis serious than it actually is.
Ife obvious, openly against the Chinese Com- said that in addition to a loan The situation by which munista and openly in support China needs American militarytions for obtaining credits begin elaboration of a plan of applica of Chiang Kai-shek's govern-supplies, raw materials and before the terms and conditions
ment...
The Answer?
productive
machinery which on which European nations may cannot be made in China-rely is much more inconvenient, United Press.
"Fascist"
the dispatch said. "Such plins may hang in the air and all kinds of calculations remain on
Tas sold that reall
That brings us face to face The world's events in pictures. with the business of rationalis- Published every fortnight, Life Inter- Ing the whole thing with the Marshall programme for Europe national brings to you a complete which would make American aid
speech at Harvard "cannot be New York, June 28. photographic story of all events that conditional upon Europe's own Worker. In an editorial entitled been to official statement of this The Commanist organ Daily of the Government. There has statement considered an ‣ dЛcial become History. Fashions, Science; efforts to help herself.
To the Chinese government 130,000,000 Bullets" "Aimed at Government on this question Natural History, Movies - all are capable of qualifying on such the Chinese." today asked after June 5 either."
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