STALIN RECEIVES KOREAN DELEGATES
Got Good Service In Moscow
New York, March 1.
Moscow, March 5.
Generalissimo Stalin today received the
Government delegation visiting Moscow.
The delegation arrived hereft on Thursday and was enversan - ) kousty welcomed at the rail sta-
aton hy high officials, inehrling;! Foreign the Vier-Minister for
Roman Carfiolle prest, Jura Affairs, Mr. Andrei Gromyko,
Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, whol de from Mostow, says he presumed office as Foreign Minis- de fer service in the Soviet cap- | ter today, was present in that than the American Etuhassy Jeugmenty"`at Stalin's reception of
the Koreans.
In Landum, Museow Radio was Antonin heard saying
thul
Korean
Red Army's Views On
'Peace' Move
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1949.
Concessions
By Strachey
London, March 6. Egge and milk will be ra- 1lon free this Spring for
the first time since 1941, the Food Minister, John Strachey, said yesterday.
He added, however: " am not claiming that this is more than temporary."
Present egg and milk ra. tions seek to guarantee every Infant ona ego and a plot of milk a day and avery adult about one egg and two and a half pints of milk a week.
Extra supplies sometimee are avaliable above the ra- tloned maximum-Assoc❘nt- ed Press.
Moscow, March 5 The Soviet Army organ, "Red the guerilla Star," toray hailed as develop | ++
growing peace Forge minste the romnoul on overment against the "American ments in the
The
Rev.
George
1. arrival hem by plane,
1st s
year in the thren Kozjet Union, that he was allow-
e travel where he wishelle are that he konw of 110 restric bacis placed on Roma Coholies in Moscow.
Father Labeege is Apostolie Ad-
Chiption nistrator arul
น Ramion. Chthalte Americus 111
The Soviet empêtal.
He said there are probably several thousand Roman Catho lies in Moscow.
te sald he and a Freneli asaps
Kov. 19, the
Jobro Thomas te well traded as inelivndanks |
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WRECKED B-29 SIGHTED IN PI
Fort Worth, Texas, March 6.
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Kovernment" konna is suRİNİ..
The broadcast, quoting the North Korean radio, said: "The guerillan demand the withdraw. al of American troups
from Karen."
Star"
commentator
in South movement, statements by Cam- munist leaders in several coun. Russia in case of war.
Å {l bracket with the invincibility of growing forces fer peace what he called unmistakable signs of Prints economi impending
capitalist compels which world to seek to increase its ag-
It claimed that the guerilius
In
Kore
gresstre powers.
The commentator
Southern operatiu raptured much booty on March 1.
Including American machine gs, rifles and ammunition,
The brundenst said the Uruled ( peare meetings Stales-sponsored Government ef Korea in the meantime continues whotesall atents, Vailed Mess.
The Curfew Caught Him
Shanghai, Marela 'ti.
HWIN
referred to and clemenstru- ums to all parts of the world, "flow the ranks and continued: of the friends of penice
in apponding to Interna
is evidenced by tional recent stale runts of Communist feuders in France, Italy, Englara,
ay and Mexien, Norway Creativity.
Though these vajees," commentator
Comotives purtie, leading
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JOINT NAVAL MANOEUVRES
Holland Missed A Chance
In
1945, Says Javanese Leader
INDIAN PLANE IN SHANGHAI
Shanghai, March 0. The first Indian 'airliner ever to land on Chinese soll ntrived here last evening from Calcutta via Hong Kong.
It is a DC-4 of Bharat Air- ways, Limited, on à test flight along the new Far East route for the Calcutta airline,
Tentative plans call for one weeks, ucrona Bight every two
Now York, March 6.
The first Promier of the Indonesian Republic said today that the Dutch missed a chance in 1945 to ensure peaceful co-operation betwoon the Netherlands and the East Indios.
Soetan Sjahrir's account of Dutch colonial policy was published today by the John Day Company under the title "Out of Exile." The book is mainly about the Republican leader's life, and reflections, in Dutch internment comps.
Minds Not Made Up In Batavia
Batavia, March 5.
A final decision on whether the Republicans wil go to the Hague round table conference for not appears to be at least n
week off..
establishment of It ends with a short recital of įtory-the
11- the wartime years when thedonesian freedom-is assured."
Leathers of the non-Repubileon Dutch
One of Solrir's fellow prison- were themselves in
States sitting In the Federat pre-war Dutch rule
Consultation Assembly in Batavia was Mohammed Hatta; who even- from Iniin to Hong Kong, Shang-Japanese prison camps, and of ers under
events since the Netherlands
tually became Vice-President and said they favour prolongeil con- hal and Japan,
Piloted by Captain Gladstone, again took power.
Premier of the Republic. Hatta tact with the exiled Republicans
worked with the languese-up on the mutter The Jupnyese, Tie Sild Wing the occupation wille Sjahrir I was very"" thai on a smooth flight from Shanghai or o
welcomed “ድ "ilberators" Hong Kong. Among the Import-first
organised anti-Japanese from the Dutch. Hatred of the
activities. ground offelal passengers were Mr. Sarwatte, Director of Communien- Japanese became so strong that collaborationist role,
when they were beaten, the In- lions in India. The visitors were
wrote: donesian attitude toward the met at the altport by local In-
came out accompanied by two dian consular omelals, friends and Dutch who gradually
the of
definitely destroyers, and will be joined in well-wishers as well as represen-
neutral if not friendly. the Caribbean by snits of Canada's intives of the local city authorit West Const fleet-United Pressles.Reuter.
Halifax, March 6. The Canadian aircraft carrier Magnificent sailed for the Caribbean nn today to participate in war games with ships from the United States and Britain,
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WAS
One Of Wonders
Of The World
Berlin, March 5.
the The Berlin airlift is described by Mr. Clement Attlee, the Prime Minister, as one of the wonders of the world.
Estraggle of their proples for peace and democracy, have stelaret
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had just completed a, Secretary of State in the Foreign whirlwind six-hour tour of the Omer with special responsibility city, Including a visit to the for the British Zone of Germany. At Tempelhof, he was groet. Amertean Tempelhof Airport |
ed by General Luclus D. Clay. and the British airlift terminal har kul
United States Military Gaver. at Gutow.
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The position of the curinter preparing mankud who ase now and bloody adventures be-
areer--United
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to thee and the redised
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-- Assõelated Presn.
Chinese.
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ifis our ended just before heavy snowstorven begun to bam- per att apmations, Mr. Allee arrived in Berlin last night for a 36-hour visit, his Best for three and a half years,
Georgetown, March 5.
Af a brief press conference. | c|rs#le| has
at Mr. Attlee sald he saw sume im- Belteh Cinam and Venezuela are provements since he was last in not suitable places for settfenient| Berlin for the signing of the Pots- of any of the 300,000 refugees dam Agreement, 1 notion now from Northern Iran and Palestine thers Are smiles on the faces of
the people." he said. now in Syrin.
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WAR
Sjahrir reported that within a
O!
Loyal Supporter
under they wish to talk over the in- Halta's vitation with Dr. Hatta and Dr..
Soekarno again on March 11 just”... - Sjahrir
one day before the conference is due to convene in Holland,
A six-man contact Committeo representing the Assembly con fired with the Republicans at "He accepted his position at Bangkn earlier in the week and brought back a report which was
To him
few weeks, however, the Dutch the behest of our party.
were delegated the tasks of secur were seeking the destruction of the Indonesian Republle that was in proclaimed during the Japanese surrender.
"Japanese. Eurasion, and later especially Ambonese soldiers of the Netherlands coloniul army;" I said, "rode around the elty of Batavin in military vehicles shooting with automatic weapons anything they at penetienlly thought was Republic without asking ony questions.
Changed Attitude
In
whnt
funds for us and of facilitat-discussed at closed sessions
Batavia for three days. the travel of our workers.
Offentls refuse to say "He also recolved our reports and warned us when he heard took place but it is learned re- that something was brewing on linbly that there is strong back- a plan Right up to Ing in the Assembly of the Japanese side. the present time he has always for re-establishing the Republi- as they are seen regarded as a loyal sup-cons in Jogjakarts porter of the national cause." reported to have demanded.
The will not meet with Dr. Sjahri wald that for all their
thr L. J. M. Beel's approval. cruelties and explollation, Japanese did one thing, unwii- The Assembly Audily adjourn - tingly, for the kinesing pro-ed unt next Thursday without action. Associat- ple. Japanese rule was su crude, taking formal 1 explained, that Indonesansed Press. felt unly contempt for the
poll- tferd
who were
Ighoroimuses
"From them оп. hatred against the Netherlanders and placed over them. As a conse
the returning Netherlands In. dies Civil Administration be. gan.
Strike Call Just Politics
quence, sil inyers of society came to the past in mother Hist. "If these barkavinns had been able Throughout the country the
to repince
the old colonial nu- attitude toward the Dutch chang-
Trichinopoly, March 5. thority, why that authority and violence against them
bet necessary at all? Why, in All-India Railwaymen's Federa- fared up. The
struggle crystead, hadn't they han
handled the the stallised into the protection affairs of maintenance n thes Republie's selves? The national
Mr. Attlee met leading Berlued politicians this afternoon. The main subjects discussed were: (1 the expacity ut the Anglo- American airlift; (2) closer poll tient and economic relations be tween Berlin und the Western Zones: (3) an extension
of the
government
The General Secretary of the
then- tion, Mr. S. Guruswamy, to- self-con- night called en railwaymen in freedom agatst the colonialisen
dissociate to actively selousness of the Indonesian pro- | India that sought to return and nullity pie developed a new and power-themselves from the proposed
ful drive beyond anything known Communist led strike. before in our country."--United
Press.
that hurd von freedom.
Prace was
the restored by self responsibility of the Berlin Langgadjali Agreement, bu! administrative mithorities; (4) the 5]abric sau: "By the use nf hitcarluction of the Western mark artificial interpretations, after as the sole legal tender in the the initialling of the draft agree- Karachi, March 5,
Western sectors of Berlin.
ment, they, (the Dutch) tried to The Fakir of Pig test 54 men Tha Reverend I. S. Shayne, Mr. Attlee drove through sunlit "The
Minister Primer
shook retract the commitments they had pilots made. And the more troops they in an altrek supported with mar Roman Catholle Missionary, who streets lightly powdered by snow hauts with a number of The reports of} tars tend light machine-guns and conducted the survey of the two as he began his tour of the city, and their crews at Tempelhof. To sent to Indonesia the more just That Port, in Pakistan territory, countries, said in Georgetown that He was accompunted by the Br Captain J.C. Willan, an Ameri- they found their own interpreta- that. Filipanus living in the area hu tohi of seeing the tanker Ag-Paslan General Headquarters financial and climatic conditions, ish Military Governor, General can, he saki: "The eyes of the tion.
"Our struggle has reached | Barber's cottage while she slept. precautionary measure today--are mot suitable for the refugees,] Sir Brian Robertsun, and Lord whole world are on you."-Rev-
Associated Press.
Henderson, Parliamentary Under-ter.
new phase. Our ultimate vie-] Associated Press,
of
pran reported
Geekugges mountainsades,
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treiber 4:91
in over the mountain range. Asolated Prose.
ammenced in Associated Press,
Karachi
HARD BOILED?
Addressing a publle, inceling. he said: "The proposed unau- Intended thorised strike is not lor the betterment nt railway- men but to serve the political ends of the Indian Communists.
In Calcutta today, police took Morton Kirby, March 6. charge of all guns and ammuni→ Leisurely burglars boiled antion from dealers in frearms. ate three cngs in Miss Queenle The move is understood to be a in view
of the proposed strike.-Reuter.
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