THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1948.
CHINA FLOOD DISASTER
SHARP LANGUAGE
Yangtse And Yellow River Wreaking Havoc AT UN MEETING
Red Radio Appeal To. Red Cross
Shanghai, July 28.
Italian Communist
Labour Coup
#2.
Iinly's
Rome, July 27. Communist labour
Togliatti Near. Recovery
Rome, July 27. Bignor Palmiro - Topilatti, Italian Communist Ipader
who was shot by young studant while leaving the House of Deputira a fortnight ago, will shortly leave hos. pital here, a bulletin said to night. Reuter,
Geneva, July 27... The United States and British delegates to the Unit-
PHILCO
ed Nations Economic and Social Council today AIR-CONDITIONERS
countered Soviet charges that the Marshall Plan would enslave Europe by contending that all is not well in Yugoslavia.
In reply to the Soviet delegate, Mr. Willard Thorp (United States? said the European. countries themselves had freely chosen the Marshall Plan and had drawn up a programme.
herc,
aminil
Thousands of squaro milos of China's richest farm- ing areas had disappeared today beneath the
He said they were free coun- Soviet delegate for the muddy waters of the Yellow and Yangtxo
tries with free elections and a lendholder. The Soviel delegate, Rivers, as the two giant waterways continued to
free press,
Mr. S. A. Arlutfunfun, had charg- "Even in countries where ad earlier that American spill over vast stretches of inland plains,
single party oxists, outside the expense of the little owner.
would strengthen monopolies at The urgency of the Yangtze floods was already
control if applied too openly, known and today the Chinese Red radio, de-
can lead to rebellion," Mr. form
Mr. McNell sald the Comin- Jefter to the Yugoslav scribing conditions in Communist-held ter: leaders, completing their moves members indicates come fear that
Thorp told, the Council.
Mr. Hector McNell, British the latter of entertaining "un- Communist Party had accused ritory along the Yellow River, broadcast an in the organisation of labour, the split may cut more deeply Minister of State and delegate to Marxist" views on
the liquida- urgent appeal to the American Red Cross, today announced the expulsion than the Reds care to admit the Council's seventh
sessication of kulaks. Federation United Preas. Friends Service Unit, Central Government con- from the National
said he was surprised at the concern
"I am also interested in his expressed by the of the anti-Communist leaders
concern for national sovereignty". sold Mr. McNeil sarcastically. "There are some quotations from the Cominform document which make this concern a little BUS- pect; unless, of
Mr. course, Ariutiunian would like to dia- associate himself and his Gov- ernment froni the views EX- pressed by the Cominform".
90-Minute Attack Mr. Ariutiunian had charged that the Marshall Plan was "mask" to permit military and industrial spying in Western Europe.
that
draw.
servation agencies, and "all international re-who voted last week to with- lief and charity organisations" for help. The appral was addressed, to It is believed, however, Mr New Hoskins, Shangha' funless there are more torrential director of the Friends Service rainfalls, Foyang will be able to Unit, and to Dr. M. Junod, take formerly China director of the International Red Cross, who is no longer in China.
of Chinese must be *
mut.
The broadcast said, "Tha lives and property of millions matter of Importance to the organisa tions you represent and we ask you and your organisations, to take upon yourselves to
to relieve calamity and suffering". However,
the broadenst er. roneously addressed Dr. June as being the bend of the
Ad- erlean Red Cross In
In China. Z. J. Crawford, American Re Cross director in Shanghai, st besides
kim there is only other American Red Cross work- er in Chinn-al Tsingino a 19-| they are concerned only with Americans, He said the work was formerly done by Interna- tional Red Cross and was now Joint agency.
in vist umounts of the
to Nanking, which is about 223 flood, this relieving the threat miles north-east of Klukiong | Rivermen returning after song
far as Klukinng said that for miles tops of farm houses could be
1 seen just above the river level, Sampang paddle through the streets. Dead animals and debris tre floating everywhere.
The Communist leaders also took the first step in the expect ed labour
war for control of 6,000,000 Union members.
They urged ell Christian De- mocral Party supporters within the Labour Federation to “main- tain union solidarity" and pro- mixed "Your rights will be respected, but your leaders, who have lost their positions by their actions, must be replaced,"
It is certain that thousands of prople died and millions were referent homeless, but the water The Announcement, approved conservation authorities here sayfast night by the CGI's Execu that it will not be nile for many tive Commitle-with Christian weeks-It ever-to determine the netunt number of lives lost,
Democrat members absent-sald homeless or damage to property.
that new elections will be called
-United Press.
Kiukiang, July 28. Countless thousands of Chinese farms and several hundred square miles of crops along the Yangtze river have been Rooded out in the past three weeks.
United States and China But in
scon to replace the ousted anti- Communists,
Legal Control
Immediate call for new clee- uns, with the Christian Demo- ral leaders out of the CGIL, Is in obvious move by the extreme
Innd where doxxi and famine are as tural as a bit of Mr. Hoskins, who recently, re-bad weather, the Yangtze's latest turned from a visit to Commu- tragedy has caused barely a rip-Left to consolidate their control
nist-held areas, sald he preferred ple in the nation « press. to have the text of the broadcast/ Navigators along the Yangtze appeal before deckling whether said the latest food is the worst his agency could assist. The for 18 years. message sak
sald the chief danger In a halting four-day riverboat point of the Yellow River is on trip up from Shanghai to Klu- the southern bank between
farm in sight was
every
of the Labour Federation legally..
At the
NANKING MAKES
NEW CONCESSIONS
-
Nanking, July 28.
The Executive Yuan announced late last night now regulations under which machinery and equip- ment purchased with foreign exchange held abroad by private individuals may be import- od into the country to undertako productivo on- torprises.
A
Q
American
He delivered 00-minute at- tack on American aid, in which
Commission for Europe be con-
Permission for such imports will be granted only to he asked that the UN Economie
those able to produce bank statements certify-siderably strengthened.
ing their foreign holdings were deposited prior to June 30, 1948.
Na-
He
Ami
"There must be no air for or elsewhere outside the Europe framework of the United The productive enterprises to productive enterprises owned, tions," he told the Council, to which the regulations apply by overseas Chineze who desire charged also that, unde include mining, industrial, irri-to move them, into the country erican leadership, France and the gation, agricultural projects, and operate them here.
United Kingdom were diminish- public utilities and handicraft.
The new regulations are gen-
ing the tasks of the Economic Intending parties, in applying erally welcomed by
Commission for Europe for an import permit, must meet importers and exporters, the ma- United States. He declared
by Shanghol
unilateral agreement with the the following requirements:
that 1.The equipment purchased jority of whom think that they they were opening the way for must
be shipped within 18 will deal a heavy blow to the American domination of world ing granted. months of the import permits be- United States dollar black mar-industry and trade.
két.-Reuter-AAP.
Press. 2.-Factories or plants where the equipment is to be used must be established within 24 months from the date the import permits are granted,
same time, the on nouncement made it clear that the Leftists will campaign heavily to hold as many workers as pos Tungming and Chunncheng faut--some up to the roof. Rible, on the theory that as Italy's purchazed must be no less than the Hepel-Shantung border ares.
ren Itops in water,
biggest labour movement it is The Communisis alleged that it was imposible to count them the only one able to
guarantee Government planes were botab- fall. And the strips officers who security for workers. ing the dykes, and asked retiefly the roule regularly said the agencies to make a demand
ings to cease.
on
3.The value of the equipment US$10,000
or the equivalent thereto in other currencies..
It is also provided that import permission will be confined only The Communists said that the to those productive enterprises
Independent labour movement raw materials required can can be only a minority group, but procured domestically. plans to fighten control of CGIL This, however, does not apply
be
food was worse heyond Kiukian&-} Christian Democrat - sponsored | fer which more than half of the the Government for the bomb- Sampons In Stroots
At some points the flood was 12 feet above normal. At the Hongwa Hotel the mark touched 19 feet above normal. In the former paddle through the streets. irenty port of Kuikiang, sampana
With no fanfare
hardly "ny publicity the Yangtze early
Continued To Spread The Yangtze loud continued to spread out in the area ber tween Chungking In Szechuan province and Hankow in Hupeh. province. The chlef danger points
and
continued to be in a 170-200 mile this month overflowed its banks
WA
atcetch_bezwhsien on the | sceped-into-and-over thousands of
weeks
an the east.
west und
Delayed reports filtering in to Bhanghai sald "the" Yangtze has been overspilling its banka almost daily during the part three
that area. Farma north-east
of Hankow toward Kiuklang, which is In the vast inland lake of Payang. were also covered by water for many miles on both sides the river.
of
furms long its fat, fertile valley
kep! on rising.
waters flooded out many Mign navigational landmarks along the route forced river boats to anchor night-fail and proceed only during daylight.
Only shipping casualty of the flood so far was the 3,000 tons Chinese therchant ship Hsin Isangha, grounded on a shoal- Associated Press,
BRITAIN DISCHARGES DUTY TO TITO
London, July 27.
The British Government announced today it was ending its search for porsons accused by Yugo- slavia as wartime collaborators with the Nazis. Christopher. Mayhew, Par- Mr. Mayhew said it was im- liamentary Under-Secretary to possible for Britain to continue the Foreign Omce, told the searching for the remaining 1,400 House of Commons that any accued collaborators and that no new requests for extradition of "further action" would be taken except in the case of 19 "men
suspected Yugoslav war crimin- who rendered such signal service als would bo rejected. Of to the enemy that it would be 1.800 requests for surrender, only 400 of the named persons justify A
difficult it not impossible
refusal to surrender were found on British controll-them."
Model BX 965X has an AUTO-
to MATIC Bandspread system of an
entirely new design.
ed territory, Mr. Mayhew said. Mr Mayhew said that chiefl He added: "After careful con- among the 18 accused collabora- sideration and examination of all tors, still subject to British sur- the charges (against the 400), we render to Yugoslavia if found is have been prepared to surrender Ante Pavelig. head,of the Quisling some 58 persons to the Yugoslav Ustashi during the war. A Kovernment and in this why to Foreign Office pokesman Bald have conscientiously. di charged Påvelig was not being hald nur obligations."
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