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CZECH COMMUNISTS EXTEND CHURCH WAR

CHIANG'S NEED OF FRIENDS

New York July 11. "The Times", du mi ritorial bas day, ir: "The lane "Com-

Prague, July 11,

A warning to rural Communist that the Roman Catholic Church—"the enemy"—is "nosted omong our peasant people” was contained in a Czech Communist Party directive to Party officials, the text of which become available hore today.

munists append very appritual-The ty to put themselves in a Tavant- rable fight, Instead, they milem-

declinator Burtery

art 1! behavinu are apidly alienating whitrevej svinpathy they heard and Chris wountry and are tuttifying

their upologists,

afrett

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"They are making it plain that they want

the Soviet Union, President lang Kreslick thing the opweater 'cause He kom; he meals friends

and wants thean.

directive said, "It is necessary to fight with the Church because it is our most dangerous enemy."

Party officers were told that to liquidote the Faith. We want the reinaval of the Church in tear all the threads between Burnce in. the villages will the Vattend the Czecho clear the way for the transi-slovak hierarchy, We must build tion of the villages to Soetal-

Doservers regarded this as a confirmation of reports that the peasants are resisting Communist attempts to lead them by way of EN Teerat overtures to the "stfect experativer be wards United States have not been mine-The Communist ideal at collectiv- kedly seemed til but he kneys | 201 there is a deep posen von of gomile

was issued will toward China in this country part of a call to members to turn But by the thousands in dominato ghbours the Sunts Day images heig

the beginning " July plmed by U-

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The directive said the pugriu- nges were “organised by us Comme minists teenuse we want to here Governement Low the

want to salve The dispute Latween the pureh ausd State.

Progressive Majority

to Velehrad a "We must gel minority of progrenstvo Catholtest There will be 14,000 from Erathe 14,000 from Olumous at 5,000

flon Ostrava,

strong dam against the Hishops and the Archbishops.

th to 'pul is ntessory

Becan. against

the Catholics Ambon of Prague, Dr. Josef Bernn).

"it is necessary to win people pa the Catholle Action (n Gov- Comert-sponsored body), which is organised to direct the Church

olher Belth." Reuter,

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1949.

HORSE CHARGED ROYAL CAR

London, July 11.

A frightened police horse. charged into King George's Royal car today and dented a fender.

The King and Queen had just stepped out of the car' on their way to visit a Colonial exhibition.

Crowds of Londoners lined busy streets leading Hydo

to a corner ONT Park, where the exhibition was hold.

When the Royal couple stepped out of the Royal car the crowd cheered and surged-forward. A police horse bolted out of control and rammed into the car. and Other policemen pinin clothes men helped the rider calm his horse.

The King and Queen of the took little notice incident-Associated

Press.

KOREA PROPOSES LARGE ARMY

Washington, July 11.

Korca today proposed the orming of 400,000 men as a precaution against "rash action" by the Soviet sponsored North Korean regime.

These will falte President Syngmon Rhee made this proposal in a

lenges that our action will be pre-

alainant

A Communist majority at Vele- hard was required, the duvetive sad, because the Archlashop of Olus GN Balochai did not wand the Government speakers be heard

(A refer whas affreuden l Veletand erizuarvutitehn

th the speaker was surenunded by people wearing Councilst Party Fadges).

Denging Government policy, the | dizvelike said, "We do not want

France Scorches

Poris, July 11.

Today was the 34th consigutive day, without 2am in most parts of Franer, as the bent wave, which hot blo a little at the el last week, returned in, foll force.

Experis were beginning to lear serious effects of the prolonged right and all bathing were crowded.

places

message delivered to the U.S. Secretary of Stote, Mr. Dean Acheson, by Korea's UN re- presentative Dr. Choungh Pyung Ok.

Dr. Caugh teh reporter's he Secretary that explated to the

military the Vasily Becuased force is a termporary programme ar! South to fart und North Korea are united,

might "We the North Korea take drashe netion against South Koen," lus sauri.

1. Bhe's

Korea's Plea

the

Washington, July 11,

nsked Southern Korra United States, today for a system for the collective security Pagille region and assurances

Chough sold Preskientr

message suggested xed defence force" of 100,000 that Korea will be defenderi

50,009 police, 50.000 attacked. Any resprve police officers ani a 200,- Ba na milia

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SPAIN'S

VIEWS

ON LIBERTY

Deauville, July 11.

Sanor Salvador Madorigo, the 'Spanish political philosopher and President of the Liberal In- ternational, told the Organisation's second an- nual Congress here today, "On high levels there is now talk of live and let live. I would not care to analyse too closely who is going to live and who is going to be let to live, certainly not those in Russian concentration camps or in the Sovietised countries of East- ern Europe."

Senor Madariga suki that Com- munism's aim was to bamboeiele- the least informed section of the electorate."

"All its tnetles are lo Roure power for the 14

inen of the Kremlin," he added.

"We are now living and lettin^; live' because the Comunists bro not such bad fellows after JE but because we ennnat now bren

S. AFRICAN MINISTER

IN LONDON

London, July 11.

South Africa's 'Finance Minister, Mr. N. C. Havengs, arrived here the tyranny of Eastern Europe. by air today for the Conference of

**It is our duly onr stay ELL liberate the trambled entries of Eastern Europe and the people South of the Pyrenees."

Resistance Groups

Commonwealth Finance Ministers. He was accompanied by Mr. F. C. Erasmia, the

Do- Minister of fence, and Geroral Len Beyers, Chief of Staff, who are on a special dofence purchasing mis- nion.

Mr. Havenga said he regretted

in the the need for restrictions field of finance, investment, trade and exchange between

Africa and Britain. He added: "We are pledged to remove these

Southa

Mr. George Sulley (Ukraine) said that anti-Communist rosis- tance groups were still fightin In the mountains and forests the Ukraina. He usserted “RE only the Eastern side of the Bro Curtain, with its obscure anti Christ forces, which is consolid-arriers as soon as circumstances ated and has a clear policy."

M. Paul Devinat, Secretary State in the French Prime Minis ter's Offee, brought a message from the Premier, M. Henri Quetilile, wishing them success, to which the Congress replied con gratulating blin un being the “Premier of the firal stabilising post-war government in France,"

Mr. Philip Forthergill, Presi- dent-elect of the British Libera Party, told the Congress that ar agreement must never be reache by which Eastern Europe and the rest of Europe was diviried,

"The policy of live and let it The request was Belter from Dr. Syngman Rhee, is impossible," he adried.

to South Korea, President of

The proposal for a 400,000 man in Teet, mil'ury force would, qendruple Korea's present milt-Secretary of State. tare strength. Most reports have was

mude in a

Permit."

Find that Britain could carn hard currency in South Africa probably more easily than any- where also if she could recapture, on a competitive basis, the share she held in South Africa's im- ports before the war.

One of the most notable changes the war had brought about was the big simre in the Union imports aptured by the United States, in the decilne in. Britain's shore.

The Congress welcom the Mr. Denn Acheson, United States Council of Europe as a "major The leller step towards a closer organisa- <telivered today by Dr.tion of the whole continent as a re- political, economic and cultural put Soviet rained North Korean Pyung Ok Chough, Korean

United Na- unit presentative to the forces at around 200,000 men.

The UN

Gald Preilona. chyay aldent Rhee's message also sp pealed for "some kind of as- Aurance that Korea might

"South Afrles pays in gold for to to 50 per cent of its impor which, in spite of imports restric tions, are still expected to reach total of £250,000,000 this year. "It is, therefore, clear that Britain T materially increnza the resources of convertible our- reney in the sterling area's dollar pool by recapturing the trado she had hold before the war, “Mr. It adopted a resolution seclar-lavenga saide-Router formerly Ing: "The peace and prosperity Southern Korea was

Rangoon, July 1. of the continent demands such or he American-occupied.

organisation. We cannot succeed looked after in case of foreignKorea, formerly Soviet-occupied, in this task unless all our actions father of the

Inspired

Northern

#ggression or foreign domestic troubles'

It also made the point he add-

is now a "People's Republic". Dr. Chough explained

three

was for..

letter as follows:

The temperature at Cogne, ed. hat Korea would like "some points made by Dr. Rhee in his of collective security the highest in the country, 13.2 degrees Fahrenheit,

that he Dr. Chough describes

going to Ottawa on Friday to sard cconomic discuss political anatters with the Canadian gov-

In Paris yesterday, it was 24 degers Fal

Fahrenheit.

Agricultural reports said that grise was badly scorched and, to-

ether with the low level of the cranent. Be declined to explain in detail, but said lu hoped

rivers and the drying up of water

trade

holes, made a falling off in the Korea tight expand her

production and shortage of with Canada--Associated Press.

winter fodder stocks probuble,

The sich

wheat area in the Paris Basin was showing inertio- |

at the start

of the carly harvest, A mediocre polatu Prop in expected, but there should he bumper craps of wine, Fruit

due to the sun-) and vegolabies

hine. Reuter.

DISTRESSED

INDIANS EVACUATE

Rangoon, July 11, The expertallo. of some 500 dis- tressed Indian subjects from the rebel-held arew of Toungoo in South Bunco begins next week, Hamascus. July 11.

I was authoritatively stated here today. The Syriana government an-

They will be carried by a fleet waneed today the conchision of

new economic agreement with of lorries along the 300-mile Taung-Gyi, febanon, effective from July 1 mountain route

capital of Shan State, from where

ased on wheat protection by a they will be taken to Rangoon by

per cent tariff and the limita-1 specially charterer planes. ion of imports for the protec

Em- Indian

fuction.—Associated Press.

At Rangach, the

certain (1)."We would like

fixed defensive forces in

100,000 army, Korch-a 50,000 police, 50,000 re- serve and 200,000 militia. I told Mr. Acheson that this was a very ambitious but a temporary defensive measure until unification I achieved ar Wo fear Northern Korea might lake rash action

ugainst Southern Korea."

(2) "Assurances by the Unit- ed States that Korea wil}

be looked after in case of foreign aggression

or in

case foreign-inspired do- troubles should mestic huppen."

(1) "Some form of collective the Pacific security in region so that our wel.

I San Dun, the Độ-year old

Burmese Prime are grounded on Liberal prin- Minister, Thakin Nu, did today ciples, including government by after in illness at the Premier's the consent of the governed and residence here. Ile will have a

for the individual.' respect

Buddhist funeral on Wednesday.- Reuter.

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letter. He added that present The Indian Government has armed forces in Southern Korea sanctioned the expenditure of 50,- comprised, 85,000 army, 35,000 000 rupees for the scheme. The

police and 40,000 coastguards. Intlian Vive-Consul at Rangoon,

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