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EXCHANGE OF VERBAL BARRAGES
New Washington Charges Lattery
Against Russia
Chinese Uprising Denied
Bydney, Mar. 27.
The Chinese Consul Gen- oral, 6, Y. Woo, in a niato. ment today, said that a com- pleto investigation failed to substantiato nowapape porte of a Chinese uprising on Manus island.
He said the Chinese na. tionals there had only one pistol among them and that had boon borrowed tegally from the United States Navy and was in the possession of Captain Yee Wang, who is in charge of the Chinese.--Unit. ed Press.
Rank And Hollywood Pleased
Washington, Mar, 27
J. Arthur Rank is to send to America 30 films in the coming year,
Autourcing this in Washing on, Britains No. 1 film magnate sald he was very pleased" that England and Hollywood are now back on speaking terms; he pre- dicted keen competition between the two countries, leading more and better films.
to
New York, Mar. 27.
Verbal barrages traded in the world crisis wore
featured by new Washington chargos today, that Russia is to blame for postwar deteriora- tion.in international relations, The Washing- ton attack was centered largely on Soviet ros- ponsibility for the breakdown of the Four Power Control Council in Germany.
A sharply worded State, Department statement charged that Russia was responsible for the economic and political division of Germany. It charged that the Russians had reopened the Buchenwald and Oranienburg Nazi concentra- tion camps and filled them with German poli- tical prisoners,
The Navy charzes that Soviet version suggested that the test submarines were sighted off the might alrendy have been carried American coast were attacked by out in great accrecy, two Mid-Western Republican Congressmen. Representative Dewey Short Republican, Michigan) sold it was "just a lot
"We have and the What?"
Other Phases
Other
international develop
In Rome
Rome, Mar. 27. The Ministry of Finance today approved a lottery ba ad on the outcome of, naxt month national electiona. Benefits from the lottery, which Will be known as "Totalvoto," will go to Italian unemployment relief.
The winners miat ques correctly the number of as- sembly seats which will be won by separate parties. They will receive "numerous and Important" prizes. with consolation prizes Гор the runners-up-United Press.
Greek Guerillas Executed
Salonica, Mar. 27. Fifteen unshaven and unkempt of wild talk" from the Navy. Re- ments were: presentative Albert J. Engel Helsinki Finland is studying guerillas were executed by firing (Itepublican, Michigan)
noted: the full text of the proposed Rus-squads in the rainy dawn today warships in Iceland sinn treaty of friendship and for their part in the rebel shell- 10. Mediterranean.
Aillance, So military
Government fing of Salonika, on February circles
They didn't die easily. Many describe the proposal a9 "quite
be Anished off with and serious"
that had to Fay friendship and military provisions Tommy-guns. None broke down are inseparable. The War Assets and all died standing, with their Administration in Washington eyes unbandaged.
Before daylight a gray-beard- placed the May 30 "stop order" on the shipment of 40
ed Orthodox priest visited cach jocomo- tives to Finland, although Fin- condemned man. He prayed for land bid the highest.
the State
un
each one, wrote letters for some
Following The embargo plane shipments to Russin and talk of other drastic export curbs, Department revealed that actual shipments of surplus Russin since the war goods to totalled $105,545, Including $25,- 570 worth of neroplane engines. The remainder was in cots, mat- Bucharest: The Foreign Min- and gave elgoreties to others.
As they lined up in front of Ana Pauker, and other clothing, teletype ma-ister, tresses, chines, tires and tubes. It said Government spokesmen denoune- the wall officers walked along that no war material was In-led former King Michael na n the line, asking each man if he Erie Johnston, President of the cluded.
"playboy" in speeches designed had anything final to say. Most Motion Picture Association of A strong move backed by Senn-to whip up sentiment for elec-professed their innocence.
shrugged and said nothing. America, told reporters at the tor Arthur H. Vandenberg (Re-lions on Sunday.
on the Rome: Vice-Premler Randolfo spat same tine that the US industry publican, Michigan) was reported
Preza may branch into new industrial to be developing in the Senate Pacelarni, Cabinet chief in charge activity in Dritain, including Foreign Relations Commitice of public order during the elec television and radio,
against making fresh internation-
tion
that campaign, demanded
-youth sident Truman to whom he talk-volve the using of United States brigades be disbanded by force If el about the flour milling business.
necessary. troops.
He charged that the "I was brought up in four
ta understood that Communists are organizing "ac- muling," Rank told reporters,
Vandenberg particularly tion squads" in northern Italy and some of the President's re
concerned about commitments for aggressive action. latives belleve his wife's people were interested in flour milling." -Associated Press.
Some
One
ground.-United
Last week Rank also visited Fre-al commitments which might in-uniformed Communist Door Left
Recommends Wallace Be Shot
New York, Mar. 27.
Mr. Henry Wallace, third party candidate for the Presi- dency, told a nationwide radio audience last night that
1
police chief in one of the na- tlon's largest cities has recom- mended that he be shot.
Attacking Une Truman Ad- ministration for "branding as Communists the millions who op- pose" the present Government polley, Mr. Wallace quoted the police chief as having written in a letter:
"Henry Wallace is un-Ameri- can, and un-Americans should be shot."
Mr. Wallace mentioned noj names, but in Detroit today, Po- lice Commissioner Harry S. Troy, who recently wrote a letter to the head of a "Wallace for President" Committee, sald enigmatically:
"If the shoe its Henry Wallace, let him wear it."-Reuter.
FLEEING FROM RUSSIANS
Open To Russia
to China and also regarding the Copenhagent-The Danes ore possibility that American expected to reject the proposal
London, Mar. 27. troops might be unfavourably by the Jewish Agency that they Britain "must never cease to deployed in such countries as provide troops. to police Jeru-cck
understanding with Greece, Turkey and Italy.
salem.
Aussin,' Mr. Emanuel Shiawell, Another report was that Atom Betonika: Fifteen convicted the War Minister, told a Labour Bomb No. 6 would be tested on guerluas were executed.-United Party meeting at Durham today. Eniwetok Island this spring. One Press,
CYNICAL VIOLATIONS
OF JUSTICE
Toledo, Ohio, Mar. 27.
The masters of the Kremlin have "wantonly, cyni- cally, sadistically, and with calculation and deliberation, violated every principle of civilis- ed international justice,” Josaph. W, Martin, Speaker of the House of Representatives, de- clared tonight.
"We must stop them. We sent
en
"If wo full", Mr. Shinwell declared, "thon sooner or later, the world will be threatened with further conflict,
"If we could only realise the horrible features of a futuro war, no measures, would be too extreme to prevent 11.
"It has been made clear that the deor is left open for Rusain to enter. I hope the leaders of Russia will take full advantage af that offer"--Reuter
FOREIGN STÅRS AT LA SCALA
Milan, Mar. 27. Three foreign singers, includ ing two from the Metropolitan In a speech at the University men out to die for liberty and to Opera who recently made their keep the torch of hope and free- debuts in Italy, held the principal dom burning in the world. We do roles last night in the first per- not intend to see their sacrifices formance of Wagner's "Parsifal" made fullle and empty by men in the famed La Scala Opera mad with lust for power who are Hours here. determined to overrun the world."—Associated Press.
of Toledo the Congressman as- serted:-
"They have embarked upon the some kind of a desperate attempt at world domination and des- potism that, the mad Hitler and his brutal minions tried."
Martin appeared at a meeting launching a "Letters for Demo- cracy Month," designed to com- bat Communism. In the campaign orginated by Mayor Michael di Salle, Toledo residents are urged to write to relatives and friends in Europe about the benefits of Democracy In this country.
The leading roles werò sung by Anna Balos, Metropolitan singer who had her first Italian per- Bombay, Mar. 27.
formance at Naples recently; An informed source said today Metropolitan sänger. Alessantiro India's Communist Party is pre- de Swed; and the Spanish singer paring to go underground in anti-Gluvanni Voyer.
a bar on its ac- Italian conductor Ettore Panizzo, ipation of
The intormant said a who directed the first Italian tivities, Party meeting in Calcutta
a performance of "Parsifal" in 1921, to flee Into the United States The United States is the only month ago was called to make directed it again last night-
which can such plans.~Associated Press. United Press, Zono province of Hesse from the great nation left Soviet Zone in the past four spearhead a world movement to
American weeks, the
Military stop this onward march of der- Government announced here to potism, Maria said..
Wiesbaden, Mar. 27. Ten thousand people have tried
night..
Five thousand were stopped at
the frontier and turned back,
"Russian Maḍmen"
3700 were caught after crossing: Declaring, "we intend to stop
the frontier and sent back, and these Russian madmen from sub- 1,300 were arrested and will be jugating and enslaving Europe
the Public Security and prosecuted,
'Asin, speaker Martin Department said-Reuter,
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