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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1940.
Call For Strengthening Of Red Navy As Russians Mark Navy Day
Moscow, July 24.
The Soviet Admiral Oktyabasky wrote in "Izvestia" today that the interests and security of Russia demand further strengthening of her naval for-
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SOCIALISM TAKES A LASHING
Simultaneously, the Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Navy, Admiral Yumanshev, wrote .in "Pravda" that further strengthening of the Navy as a component of the armed forces of -the-Soviet Union "has great significance for
our country."
Articles by Admiral Yumashey and Admira! Oktyabasky as well as lead editorials in all nowspapers and a special order of the day by the Minister of the Armed Forces, Marshal Vasilevsky, colebrated Soviet Navy Day today.
"Pinyda" und "Izvestia" carried reurge portraits of the Premier, Mr. Joseph Sudin, on Their front pages.
Washington, July 24, British Socialism Look
Re- tongue lashing from two publiero Spuptum, today when James Kem. 61*** Missouri ported that his "anti-Socialism' ainend.nent to the ECA appro- priation bill was picking support, and Homer Capehart of Indiana, in a radio address which touched on the iritish economic crisis, said:
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1423 article Yumshey, in Up
"Pravda," attacked the disciples of the American Naval throre- telom, Rear Admiral Alfred Thyer Mahan (1840-1924) and the con- cept that sea power is the chief key to victory in imodern war.
""Our socialistic spending **- perimenta may be leading is to
11 was the Soviet Army, Yucute- a shortage of dollars just a Bri- tain's socialistle speling exper-sher salt, which coupled Berlin, ments played a part in her short-crushed the German armed forces ond defeated the Japanese age of dollars."
Kwantung Army.
Kem's
amendment
Another Rejection
Senator would shut off ECA funds to any nation which socialises any addi tional basle industry. He said he thought adoption of the amend- ment would benent England and other participating nations as well
Forres of as protect the money United States' taxpayers, "which is now being frittered away in costly, wasteful experiments European socialism."
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Yumashey's rejection hawn's theuries the heels 1
Somet rejection TIN leaders
theories of the
Seversky, the of Alexander de American aeronautical engineer. who was born in Russin la 1894,
rule and utter experts on the of air powry In war.
the 5- Yumashev sald tit
emphasising
He added: "It has been amply England 7627EL demonstrated France, both of which already are far down the road to complete perialists are nationalisation-of-todustry.--thak |-type-of arms above all, athers L Socialism destroys Individual in-
the West in their effort to promise centive and initiative, which is so cheap victory. Propagandising rebuild these theories in an expression of necessary to building ing of a healthy economy."
the fear of the bourgeoisie for Senator Capehart said it was
mass armles, he said. "high the we take an inventory of our ability to carry nut all of these spending assistance
and programmes before we carry this nation into bunkruptcy."
Re under that the British cennomic crisis was of interest to American taxpayers "whose bil- lions have gone toward trying to help Britain." At the same time, he said he favoured extension of the Monroe Doctrine and estab- lishment of U.S. bases of opera- tion in North Africa and other strategic posts rather than distri- bution of us by the United States to
North Atlantic Pact signatory nations.-United Press,
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Sydney, July 24. Australian Broadcasting Com- mission announcers will soon be able
Australian to pronounce "outback" "aboriginal names such
and UN Goobarragandra
Noo- thorungee without offending the locals there.
They will know better than to call Rupanyup RUP-and-YUP when it should be Ru-pan-YOP or Piminio, Pim-PIN-i-o, when any scornful native known it is PAN-eee-pil,
A commission has prepared a list of 2,300 New South Wales place names with phonelle mark- ings and shortly will tackle the other states,
Victoria has several towns just waiting for the ABC committee. Moe residents have complained for years that people don't pro- nounce their city's name properly. It is the sure tre mark of 1 stranger when he rolls off Mo in- stead of Mo-ce, they say.-United Presi
OPEN FIRE ON' REFUGEES
Rawalpindi, Pakistan, July 24.
Pakistan camp authorities opened fire on Kashmir refugees at a camp near here yesterday because of trouble or a domestio nature, it was officially announced tonight.
There were 16 casualtior. The Nawab Moshtaq Ahmed Gurmani, the Pakistan Minister of Kashmir Affaire, visited the camp today. -Beuter.
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Meanwhile, other articles in the Soviet press stressed Soviet naval discoveries and inventions.
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Surrender Policy Attacked
Washington, July 24. Thousands and thousands of hoys are dead toda" as a result Ruose- ef President Franklin vell's "inconditional surrender" podicy in Germany. Senator Within Langer, Republican, North Dakota, charged in the
Senate.
Seuntor Langer was
comment-
un last week's debate in the Commons when both House of Mr. Winston Churchill, the war- Mir Line Prime Minister, and Ernest Devia, the Foreign Scere- fary, said that the President's at- Gatide had hampered the recon- struction of Germany.
Senator Langer said that years ag te hale begged to get rid of -that--phrase
"I told you what would hap- Senator pen Senator after walked off the hoor and refused to sten,"
Mr. Lange, said that the policy "conditioni surrender" left Germany, without a goverde ment on which to build, and left Bärls Lavrent fisted-naval--+-Allies without anyone re
the ponsible to deal with. inventions which he Russinna first discovered--the use of radio for ship communications, the submarine, the use in battle of minefields, the mine, torpedo boat, the armoured cruiser, under water minelayer and basis of central Are systems.
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Yumashey and Oktyabusky un- Bhasised in their articles that the Suviet Union, as a result of the second World War, was a great unval power now with 10 in- creoscú number of warm water purts and naval bases and access
"Now we are having, to build from the ground up," he said.
In the House of Representatives Mr. Bevin was charged with "bad manners, if nothing else."
Representative Daniel Flood, Democrat of Philadelphia, suld hat Mr. Bevin's statement that are Germany's problems way largely
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of President Roosevelt's insistence on uneon- ditionni surrender comes
with poor grace.-Assuciated Press,
to the open sea-Associated, POWER FOR FARMS
Press.
BRITAIN'S ERP SHARE LAST WEEK
Washington, July 24.. Britain received $25,810,000 of Marshall Plan funcis during the week ending July 20, the Economie Co-operation Adminis- tration announced today,
to
IN RUSSIA
Moscow, July 24,
Electric power has been carried ond 4,647 collective farms
Moscow 124 State farms undor region's 1949 State plan, it was announced here today.
In six months, 20 rural power stations were built, and ali ma
und stations chine and tractor 3,420 threshing contros have boen This brought the total authori elootrified. House building fn- sations for Britain since the creased by 50 per cent in the first Marshall Plan began to $1,650,- six months of the year.
The steel output went up by 20 Authorisations for 16 Euro- per cent in the second quarter of pean countries during the week 1940, compared with the same totalled $180,051,000, and brought porlod of last year. The produc the cumulative total for Europe tion of watches and clocks road of $6,110,595.000.-Reuter.
by 113 per cent-Reuter.
023,000.
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Vocabulary:
324. (pin) (3)been.
. BY S.K. LEE
325. (tx'in) (1)treen. 320 (hau) (3)hau.
327. (tsoh) dzaw(2).
328. (you) (3)you.
32 (sha) shah(1).
330. (you) (1)yau,
331 (shaan) shson(1):
332. (soh) (3)dzaw.
333. (ko) goh(1).
334. (Shue) (3)shue.
335. (a) fah(1).
Lesson 37 (K)
Side. Convenient
Front. Previous, Before.
Rear. Back. After.
Left.
light.
Sand.
To swim.
A mountain. A hill,
Clasainer A site. mountains, cities.
for
High. Tall,
ፈ seat.
A tree.
A flower. A blossom. A design.
336. (uen) (1)yuen (or) yuen(2) A gorden. 337. (k'au) (1)kau.
331. (mang) (2)mong.
Combinations:
85. Been(1) (3) been? 86. (1)Tseen (3)been.
7. (3)Hau (3) been.
88. Dzaw(2) (3)been. 89. (3) Yau (3)been. 90. Dzaw(2) (3)you. 01. Shab(1)
tant(1).
02. (1)Yau shui(2), 93. (3)Shue (3) mook. 04. Fah(1) (1)yuen. 08. Gwaw(2) (3)yuen. 94. (3) Day (1)kau. 97. (2) Mong yue(2). 08. (2) Mong (1)knu. 90. Dah(2) (2)mong (1) kau 100. Saam(3) (3)boh. Transport and Communication: 111, Gaw(2)-gaar(1) dzau(2)- deem(3) hoh(2) (3) danye gann (1). 112. (1)Tacen-(3)been (2)ynu
hoy (2). 113. (2)Yau-dee(1)
114.
(1)yun
hai(2) shah (1)-taan (1) (1)yau-shul(2).
(3) Hau-(3)been (2)yau shoan (1).
115, Gaw (2)-(3) dzaw shaan (1)
oh (2)
116.
hon (2) goh(1).
Shuan(1)-(3) sheung (2) you hoh (2)-daw(1)–(3)shur- (3)mook.
117. Dzaw(2)-(3)been (2)yau
(yut(1))-gaw(3) (3)danya fah (1)-(1)yuen. (2)Yau-dee(1) (1)yun
(2)
(gaw(2))-shue(3)
A яphere. A ball
A nel To net
Which side? - The front side.
The roar. Behind.
The left side.
The right alde..
Approximately. Round-about.
A beach.
swim. To sw
Trees,
A Bower garden.
An orchard.
The globe.
To net Ash.
Tennis,
To play tennis.
To stroll.
(Continued)
That hole is a big one.
in front, is the sea,
Some people were swimming at
the beach,
To the rear, Is
mountain.
Thai mountain is very high.
On
the mountain, there ure many trees.
On Use left side, there is a big
garden,
Some people were strolling there.
Is
On the right side, there
tennis court."
Two people were playing tennis-
there.
118.
sau (3)-(3)hon.
119,
(3)Yau-(3) been (2)yau (yut(1))-gaw(3) (2)mong-
kay-cheurs
120
(2)Yau (2)leung-gaw(3) (1)yun hai(2) (gaw(2))-
shue(3) dah (2)-(2)mong-
(1) kau.
(To be continued)
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