ANGLO-SOVIET CLASH
ON SLAVERY CHARGES
Communist Agents Flow Into America
Washington, August 2. Communist agents are en- terlag the United States
in untold numbers, according to Benator Pat McCarran, Democratic Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
He said that evidence ba. fore his Committee disclosed that some agents are arriv- ing disguised as stamen and then jumping their ships. others are taken off ships landed boats and
...by.smatt
at isolated points along the coast.
Bome of the agents are smuggles across the Cana- dlan and Mexican borders
The Committee is investi- galing the entry of foreigners Into the United States. Rev. ter.
BIG SUM MARKED FOR JAPS
Washington, August 3. Japan
is due 10 receive nearly one-half of the US$1, 000,000,000 the E.S. Army is asking Congress to set aside for occupied areas.
The Army's appropriation plan culls Jor US$405,015,000 for Japan to cover expenses during they year ending next June 30. Att additional US$20,442,000 19 being asked Toi the Ryuky Is lands, which alsacare
occupation. The
under figures
U.S. above sive those currently, contemplated by the Army, but they are sui Ject to change dependent comunolity costs in the occupa tion operation.
A
011
The requested funds for relief -rehabilitation for Japan 14 Rimest US$15,000,000
than
what the Americans spent for for that purpaese during the fiscal i Yeas ending Fast June 30 US$510,809,416-and
shier of US$1,000,000,000
Ir the Ingest single
the pro- posed
sought for the necupier Routeles this year.
The U.S. verspied area in Gar- many comes next with a propos
HE US$478,330,000 compared with
a US$604,600,512 for the previous Oven
yeur.
The trend In these American grants to help the former enemies of the 9.6, lu down- ward. By this It means the U.S.
Cannot do on indefinitely supplying huge sums for these purposes.
The expectation Is that these Kanis
gradually will be render-
ed unnecessary by the improved economic conditions in the cupled countries.
0c-
Is
On the request for Japan this year, the biggest single item US$105,474,000 for grain, food nad kindred products. 'This amount in the previous fiscal year WBS US$231,104,700.~Associated Fress.
NUNS KILLED IN CRASH
Geneva, August 3.
| British charges of a new slavery organised on a mass production basis in the Soviet Union set off a bitter debate in the United Nations Econo- mic and Social Council today on a proposed in- vestigation of forced labour. Amasasp Arutiunian,
the Soviet delegote, immediately accused Corley Smith, the British delegate, of trying to emulate Josef Goebbels, the late Nazi Propaganda Minister, "by re- peating the same lies and slanders which Goeb- bels disseminated.”
apírsion by
He then suggested several rea-, of "changing public nons for the British churgen, the the Anglo-Saxon countries for an most startling of which was that aggressive policy" in Europe. the necusations were a smoke serven to cover the activities of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff now visiting Europe.
"This has been very carefully prepared
create
sinake Bereen for the military acts which the United States militarists are carrying out to create a unified inilitary plan for Europe," M.
Arufiuntun said.
It was also an effort to dis-) ́tract attention from Increasing unemployment and economic difficulties in the capitellst world, he said, and to neutrailte the increased popularity of the Soviet Union,
THE CHINA MAILĄ. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1949.
Future Of With Britain
Jap Trade
Tokyo, August 3.
Alan Gilbert, a member of the British Board of Trade, totd news conference to- day that Japan's future trade with Britain and the Sterling Агаа will bo determined wholly and completely by how much Japan buys from them,
"We cannot afford to spand a single dollar in Japan for any purpose whatsoever," he Lald.
"We have spent in the last year about £9,000.000 more In Japan than Japan has bought from us. We must" buy less from Japan untli we know
will what Japan buy from us,"
Mr. Glibert la in Japan -for-trade talks, Amoolated
Press.
WEATHER DEFEATED THE BBC
M. Arutlublin then druck back at the British examination of the penal system in hssia with the statement that England n the classical country of slavery and The Soviet delegate said that boodage in all forms. The ma Anglo-American ruling circles are jority of the population in Bris ronking military preparations for
Deal, August 3. he said, are hired slaves. purposes
aggression. The
Wreckage of the American Joint Chiefs of Staff now in Lon.mpelled to work for the capi-
freighter; talistle etoss."
Lurray Victory M. Arutiuning suggestert
the "nished from a sandbank in formation of a commission <st the English Channel today only trade tiles representatives, one #few hours before
din are elaborating a solid, uni- ded plan for the participants in
the Atlanfle Pact. he added. Mr. Smith presented to Council
of the "corrective labour endex"
the Soviet Unlm.
detail how describing in zens of the Soviet Union may
"
עיניים
Soviet Government.
CANTONESE BY RADIO
Vocabulary:
348. (1) yee(1),
349. (fak) (3) fook. 350. (shue) (shue(1).
BY S.K. LEE
Lasson 37 (N)
351. (po) (3)boh. 352, (shap) shup(1). 353. (kon), gon(1), 354. (seng) (3)dzeng. 355. (yung) (1)yoong (or)
xoang (2).
350. (po) boh (3).
Combinations:
119, (2)Yue yee(1), 120. Yee(1) (3)fook. 121 (2)Lni (3)fook. 122 (2)Maan (3)fook.
123. Sai(2) yee(1) goong(1)
sco(1),
124. Gon(1) sal(2).
125, Gon(1) (3)tseng. 120. Woo(1) dzoh(1).
127. Tay (2) boh (3)
128. (1)Chong buh(3). 129 (1)M jee(2). 130. (11Yee ehch(2). 131. (1)M joe(2).
chch(2).
..(1)300
Transport and Communication: 143. (2) Ngaw gecoo(3) gaw(3)
faw! (3)-gay (3) Jal(1)-. hoh (2)-(2)ngnw-dee(1)
(1)huang-(2)10 (2)kui
144. (2)Ngaw
'Clothes. Dresses. Clothes. Dresses, A book.
Classifier for books. Wel,
Dry. Clean.
Woollen cloth. Flannel,
Cloth.
A rain cont.
Clothes. Dresses.
Full tiress. Ceremonial clothes. Evening dress.
A laundry.
To dry clean. Dry cleaning. Clean
Dirty
Soiled.
A table cloth.
A bed sheet,
Not only.
Moreover.
Not only....but also.
(Continued)
I told the foki to arrange
luggage.
my
Į told him to put the clean
clothes into the wardrobe,
And put the books on the desk.
145.
BBC
jai(1) dec(1) gon(1)- (3)dzeng yee(1)÷(3)fook (3)yup (3dsaye-(3)gwal. Jal(1) dee(1) shue(!) hal(2) sch(2)-(3}dzee- toy (2) meen(2). (2)Ngaw
(2)you
He said
there
Was
W
steam
laundry.
for 1.600,000 Center members | brandeust recalling the ship's throughout
world, fee M-
disaster 31 years ago was due | 140, practices, partito go on the air. vestigate labour cularly in the colonies and new self-governing territories,
be sent to forced labour camps Of the codes. A. Arutinin for political offences against thed it as the most humane of Ita.
ite estim-kind and has ated that there are approximate-education of the people. ly 10,000,000 Russians working
in These enmps,
"Country Of Slavery"
This, the Soviet delerde saul, was the leghining of a rumpaign
BRITAIN'S DOLLAR PAYMENTS
Landon, August 3.
as its caps the res
The Individual
"
The Revetal prmal poltay The Soviet Duiety, he smirk, progressive 900, The object of the codex is to put the sentenced persona "In conditions which make Pinpos (%
dra Hayos tol
do anything hostile to Soviet frvciety."
"We value highly the per sonality of each Individual,"
M. Arutiunian said. "The So- viet system of re-education has had great results."
had
11
The binek funnel and super- structure of the freighter
had beetime trudmmk t th snat
It broke where
up gale on Jamry 30, 1846. Pounding seas
Raw(2)mun (2)kul
(2) moh sal(2)-yee(1)
goong(1)-see(1).
147. (2) Kui (3)wah (2)yau
(2)Kui
yut(1)-gaan(1) gay(1)- bay(5)
140,
(2)Kul-(3)ılay sai(2)-
duk
140.
fanye(3). (1)M-jee(2) sai(2)-duk(1) tanye(3), (1)yee-cheh(2) sari(2)-duk(1) hoh (2) gon(1)-(3) dzeng. Deef1)
und howling winds in The Charmel apparent- ly drove the wreckage of the treacherous Doo-Iwin Sands Turial ground of anony a ship. South Coast lifetost men scour- the Chamel to make sure the wreckage is not Beating der-ligt 150. and
endangering shipping.
The British Oroadcasting. Corporation plans to dramathe the story of the Lurray, Victory tonight In its weekly feature "The World Goes By,"
The broadcast will recall -de- tails of the daring rescue action by British lifeboat ዝተ who
The United States delegation brought at 43 of the American
proposed the establishment of a
| crew safely off the shattered freighter-Assoclated Britain last month paid Bel-commission of individuals serving 9.000-10
In personal suparities and cho on Press. gium and Switzerland the You their ability to ascertain facts equivalent of £7.290.000 into make an inquiry into the na gold and dollars under the tuve and extent of toreed aboar Payments Agreement with countries belonging to the Or- ganisation of European Econo- mie Co-Operatios.
of
London, August 3. the world.
Dan Cristoba, descendant The American resolution-spe- | Chri/opher Columbus, has been Rested that primary emphasis be invited to the United States for placed situations involving the anniversary celebration
Britain received in July £503,- lange numbers of persons or October 12 of the discovery 000 worth of dollars from Wes-Widespread practices of forced Amèrica in 1492, Madrid tern Germany. the
Treasury Inbnur. - Associated Press. neidet.
Sydney Campbell Rettler's Inancial extitor, writes:
"Dr'an's dollar payments to Switzerland £2,804,000 in gold or dollars-were the highest of any month yet recorded.
To Belgium
£4,495,000,
they were scrond only to the payment of £0,700,000 June,
the disclosure of which caused some surprise.
reported today:-Router.
Passengers Panic In Burning Plane
Rio de Janeiro, August 3.
оп
of
Radio
"Topether the payments were Four passengers out of 30 on board and one of the
to
a serious addition to Britain's
dollar payments gold and the Dollar Area. These
during paymentis
July were in respect of June, the last month
crew were killed when a Brazilian airliner crash- landed in flames, airline officials said today.
caused taneous combustion
A dramatic radio message-
from
before
by
of the previous intra- "Fire aboard, Passengers panick-acid, which hail not been de European Payments Agreement. ing. Endeavouring to force and tected in the cargo when it was Casablanca, August 3. From July for settlements in Eighteen people, including two Augus
-was heard Just
the Was examined before the plane und subsequently this nuns were killed and 25, in- was replaced at the recent Parks Crash. The plane was travelling left Rio.
to Porto cluding two Europeans, injured conference by a new agreement Southern Brazil, and came down tonio Leite da Costa, son of the Alegre. The dead included Senhor An- when a bus fell into a 490-foot which will mit Britain's goldi ruvine in
Brazilian Justice Minister. descending the Tizi losses to Belgium
a lonely ranchi yesterday on though not N'Test Pass, near Marrakesh, necessarily to Switzerland.irline company sald later mane carried 30 passengers and
Morocco-Reuter,
und two u! 11 passengers Reater.
the kew were seriously injured. The plane was not found uni
killed was a rew member
several hours aftor the
The difficult crash.
country prevented soarch aircraft from
Talks On Free Flow Of European Trade
Paris, August 4.
Senior trade officials of Western European Marshall Plan countries met here today to discuss how intra-European trade might be made to flow more freely.
countries.
that
A European Economle Co- this would greatly help debtor Operation spokesman said that in their talks, expected to last three days, the officials will examine methods of applying a trade ex- pansion proposal accepted last month by the governing Coun- cil of the Organisation for Euro- pean Economic Co-Operation.
This
The · proposal - added sconómto or financial agencies of any country hampering freer trade should be referred to the
British sources said tonight
proposal recommended, that there will be particular re-
among other things, that coun- ference to the subject of the tries should strive to eliminate principle of freer trade on quantitative Import restrictions, bilateral agreements.
abolishing them unilaterally D
soon as their economic and finan-
clal position would permit.
Britain is less affected. than
the Scandinavian countries and some of the Continental partici-
Creditor countries should re- pants in the Marshall Plan lax remaining restrictions where Router,
PANTEEN
ROTHE
VITAMINI
ROCHE
Damere
The plane was a Curtiss C-46,
u mixed passenger-curgo plune,
and the air company said that a
are spread from the cargo hold
crew of Ave.
The
landing near the scene, but
they dropped first aid supplies. The Air Ministry said that
to the passenger compartment as ground search parties have al-
tion,
152.
woo(1)-dzch(1) {3}fook, (2)ngaw
Recoot (2)kul ning(1)- hul(3) sai(2).
151. Yoong(2) shaam(1)
veroo(3) gon(1)-sal(2). Boh (3) shaam(1) haw(3)- (2)yce shup(1) sal(3).
(To be
Belgrade Accuses
Russians
Belgrade, August 3.
I asked him whether there
a laundry there.
They washed very quickly.
Was
Not only was it washed quickly also washer
but It clean.
WILS
The solled clothes, I told him lo
take to be washed.
The wollen clothes had to be dry
cleaned.
Cotton clothes could be washed.
in water.
continued)
PRIME MINISTER
IMPROVING
London, August 3. A spokesman
Prime for the Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, said today that he is getting along nicely at his country house.
The Prime Minister has been confined to his home by a severe
The official Yugoslav news-cold.-Associated Press.
paper "Borba" today accused the Soviet Union of employing its "worst scum" in the coun- ter-revolutionary campaign against Yugoslavia.
Answering a Tass agency re- port that Yugoslavia is brutally treating Soviet eltizens in Yugo- slavie, Borba accused the Rus- sions of attempting to give res- pectability to ""White Guardists, Fascists, spies and other chemles of Socialism."
It recommended that Tuss usk itself: "What
kind of Soviet citizens are involved?"
"If Tass and its leaders told the people the truth about these paid persons and counter-revolution- aries, against whom the people of the Soviet Union have fought so many years and shed their blood, the Soviet people would surely suy the people of Yugoslavia are
"deliberately forget past crimes right."
"Borba" said the Soviet leaders find Faselst espionage of these "patriots" because "they sorely need even the worst scum in their counter-revolutionary campaigns against Socialist Yugoslavia."____ United Press.
Washington, August 3, The Senate today defeated a
the plane approached its destina-ready returned do the nearest move to earmark $1,350,000 of village, which is 50 miles from Marshall Plan funds for buying The company spokesman said the scene of the crash, bringing surplus American farm products.
due to spon-casualties-Reuter. was
that the fre
--Reuter,
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