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"CHINA"="MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY-1,-1946.

TRUMAN'S LOAN MESSAGE Swedes Feed

Call To Congress For Quick Action

New Red Demands

both

Chungking. Jan, 31: WA.

Government Commun rofusing concessiour. the deadlock suntinued yesterday: aver the eammosition of the Na- tional Assembly in sub-committee handling.

The sub-committee failure to arrive at a denialon coincided with rumours that the Communist lea ders at Yenan failed to rally by other me decisions reached sub-committee of the unity con- ference.

some

Facing Trouble In Cameras For

Senate

SPEEDY

Atom Test

remote con-

Germany's Children

Hamburg, Jan.-81.---

The fooding of 55,000 Ham burg children between three and six-years old by the Swedish Red Cross has started.

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Eleven thousand mothers lined -up-before-the communal kitchens to receive a half litre of thick soud which New York, Jam. 31.

contained work and WASHINGTON, JAN, 31.

Camerna atop 100-foot-steci | macaroni. PRESIDENT TRUMAN CALLED ON CONGRESS YES-

towers have been arranged in a Part of the shipment of food APPROVAL OF THE TERDAY FOR

ting around warships in Bikini which the Red Cross was able to through voluntary atoll which will photograph the provide onne $3.750,000,000 LOAN AGREEMENT WITH BRITAIN.

texts. They collection in Sweden's "Save The Navy's atom, bomb

bv BRITAIN NEEDS THIS CREDIT AND SHE NEEDS 1T

Children Campaign.” will be automatically operated

on dia. remote control by radio

Swedish officials said that dur NOR," SAID THE PRESIDENT IN A JOINT MES

cameras willing the next few weeks all of the SAGE TO THE SANITE AND THE HOUSE.

ships. Other tant agreement will take pictures from airplanes fly 6,000 children will benefit from to buy! The financial

this addition of 300 calories to "I will enable her

the United Kingdom, ing at safe distances.

Ia addition, several pilotleda their daily dist.-Associated Press, from the world supplies of food enablo

Which are through prompt relaxation of ex planes operated by and raw materials

ations to move side by side with the United States toward the common goal of expanded world twide, which means expanded-con

and employment and sumption raising standards of living every Where,"

the Asking Congress to act on Agreement promptly, the Presid- ont said the granting of the loan could enable the British Le lift import and forelen exchange con- trois and help. re-establish peaDE- world trade. Associated time Рыж

Abort

term

Arrangements the scene of operations.

with elaborate precaution to be taken to hafe- guard equipment and films have Office in Security the Navy been announced with approval of

the by

Fairchild Washington Camera and Instrument Corpora- tion.Associated Press.

essential to the life and work of change restrictions and discriminirol will carry cameras closer to According to these rumours, the the. British people.

"At the enme time it will keep Communist leaders have given the Communist delegate Chu Ennt-open a market for those surpluses

There

of the United States which are B number of new demands.

customarily exported to the Unit. Indication of the nature

These are the im- ed Kingdom. WAA NO of these rumoured demands.

purpose of toportant Chou En-ini hnd returned

from the Chungking from Yenan where he the credit."

More important has been o consult the Com-

American point of view, however, munit Party chairman Mao Tred the President, is to remove

Yenan Associated tung. From Prosa correspondent John Baie- "emergency controls exercised by ita over United Kingdom Jan.

28 that the rick reported on

far tramactions, Chou Enni anid "everything is international

more speedily than is required by well-there in hope of going

the Bretton Wooda agreements. Assoclated Press,

success.

U.N.O. Compromise On First Test

LONDON, JAN. 31. THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL WITH THE CONSENT OF THE RUSSIAN DELEGATION. VOTED UNANIMOUSLY LAST NIGHT TO TURN THE RUSSO-IRANIAN DISPUTE OVER TO DIRECT BETWEEN MOSCOW AND

NEGOTIATIONS TEHERAN. THE COUNCIL IN ITS RESOLUTION, HOWEVER, RETAINED THE RIGHT TO "REQUEST INFOR- MATION ON THE PROGRESS OF THE NEGOTIA- TIONS."

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A TOP SECRET

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ADDED BENEFITS Truman said that there would ba naded benefits in that the loan

other would permit

nations to relax trade restrictions under the stimulus of renewed British trad-

In auswer to questions The whole loan agreement, said newsmen. Byrnes said that he saw the President, referring to the reason why the terms of the Bretton Woods monetary agree- Kurile agreement should not be ment to which the loan is linked, published now, but that it had previously classi- will be a great contribution to rightly been

snid

DANUBE DANGER

London, Jan. 30, Budapest radio said yesterday the flood wollen waters of the Danube backed up by icefloes and wrockage of bridges destroyed by the war are menacing the city of Budapest.-Associated Press,

Crashed Dakotal Located

DAKOTA RESCUE

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the

the

have

Manila, Jan. 31. The Army yesterday reported:

of tho crash that 18 survivon landing of the transport plane ati sea near Formosa were' rescued by a flying boat of the 13th Air Force Rescue Squadron and taken airport in north-west to Lang

Luzon.

injured

A Dakols that crashed on mountain top on January 14, half

via, has been found by a party of way between Bandoeng and Bata- Indonesian searchers guided to the FIL by A.F.N.E.I Authorities

This plane, which wagarrying freight with a reported comple- Washington Jan. 30.

of two warrant officers and F. ment Secretary of State James Byrnes said to-day that publica three R.A.F. other ranka, was last agreemont at den flying, Into a black cloud on tion of the Allied

the 14th. to take Yalta that Russia

Another Dakota returning from over possession of the Kuriles,

Japan that Bandovne to Batavia on the regu would have warned

enter thear run four days later spotted it The In- Russia intended to

where it had crashed. Pacific War.

from donesian Authorities were asked

by H.Q. Allied Forces in would conduct

on search a Netherlands East Indies they would

for the plane. ground for

They agreed, and their report of the finding has now been re- the establishment of a permanent fied an a ton military soret. state of peace and prosperity." He said that Allied military ceived. It states that all the

to The plane appeared He spoke of the dangers of leaders knew of the agreement, bodles were lying nearby dead. unchecked "economic rivalry and but that he himself did not know burst into flames on crashing. The

It until of

a few days after the economic

and wartare," "these dangere can be eliminated defeat of Japan, because he had Indonesians have promised to look by a firm resolution of this coun: left the Yalta Conference before for any identifications and per- the agreement.Associated Press, sonal kit which may have belonged try, and the United Kingdom to

to the victims and communicate which carry forward the work

them to A.F.N.E.I. Authorities. has been so well began."

sited dratification of the Hie United Nations' food and agricul The decision came after four ture programme, extension of the reciprocal trade agreements net, hours of debate, often heated, and averted what might have develop and the exonasiona of the Export ed into an open split between and Import Bank, and said that and the while these were long steps on hand Russia on one

security for road to

the United States and Great Britain the

United States and the world, blind on the other over the issue.

Washington, Jan. 29. "they should not make sudden conciliatory

President Truman told con- to the lob that has not been done." by Foreign Minister Ernest Be-

Speaking of what he called agressional aides to-day he would vin of Britain after strong

(recognition of send a mesange to Congress this An-new concept" speech by Vice-Commissar

conditions which make week asking approval of the pro drei Vishinsky of Russia

made temporary

the interest payments difficult)

jected $3,750,000,000 loan and the agreement possible.

Vishinsky had been opposing an President said:

"It is not to our advantage to other credits to Britain.-Asso- "Angle-Angerican propani that the

for payment of interestciated Prusa. Iranian

CASO be submitted The Communists are reported direct negotiations, but that the when payment is impossible, and to be laying down fresh demands

economic and hopes waned that the unity security council should keep the thus force default and a crum-

case on its agenda Bevin asked bling of international

relations." conference would end on Thurs-

Vishineky whether he would agree

The President said: "Now la day as schoduled.

if Bevin altered his resolution by

to establish post-war Government is reported to have striking out the words "on the the time

monetary and financial policies. offered without

of the United Nations." Party agenda," whereby its Kuomintang

VISHLINSKY GRINS would retain a majority in the The Russian Vice-Commissar National Assembly which will

conciliatory meet on May & to act on the new grinned as Bovin described him- constitution.-Associated Press. person in the Tron." Vishinsky message from President Truman. NAZI LEADERS SPONSORED A LYNCH LAW FOR

replied that he felt the question Chairman Brent Speace of the Banking Committee introduced could be settled by negotiations legislation calling for approval. "but if some hot-hended man or In the Senate, however. Demo- Pearl Harbour. Jan. 30.

circumstances urevented

Barkley WRA Commander Earl T. Hydeman, the successful results of the no-cratic loader Albert

attempt to introduce leader of the legendary "Hyde gotiations, I could answer you halted in his

similar legislation. He asked un- man's Hellcats" an undersen wolf- "yes","

aboard

Edward Stettinius. Jr. wwwterday

the animous consent for its introduc- pack, arrived

tion but. Senator William Langer. Aubmarine "Se

delegate, "Seadog" an route American

Blid the

South Dakota Republican, object- him. acceptable to to San Francisco.

change was

and con- ed. A filibuster was on Hellcats' nine submarinescut provided it was understood that Japan's last surface supply line the leanian care should romain scat would have to be unanimous

of the the "continuing concern

of the under the rules. during the closing davs

Barkley said he backed Presid war and they are credited with council until it is settled in ac-

principles of ent Truman's request for promp the sinking of 31 ships and 10 cordance with the

action and is aware that the Senate the "Importance of to our foreign polley and to our economic

Chungking, Jan, 31. Government and Communist ne goliators yesterday refused to budge on China's one major un wolved issue which party Bhall have the wouder Tolcu in adopt ing the nation's new constitution.

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TROUBLE AHEAD? Within a few minutes after thei

Iy after Tehoran dispatches re- this agreement

Taro nanseregers were

but none were killed.

It was announced in Shanghai earlier that the plane carried 13 passengers and seven crew mem bera,Associated Press.

Nazi Lynch Law For Captured Fliers

NUERNBERG, JAN. 31.

AMERICAN AND BRITISH FLIERS IN REPRISAL FOR LOSING THE AIR WAR IN 1944, CAPTURED DOCUMENTS PRESENTED TO THE INTERNA- TIONAL TRIBUNAL SHOWED YESTERDAY, OVER OBJECTIONS FROM GENERAL ALFRED JODL'S. COUNSEL, THE FRENCH PROSECUTION INTRO- DUCED A SHEAF OF WEHRMACHT RECORDS NAMING HERMANN GOERING, JOACHIM VON RIBBENTROP. WILHELM KEITEL, JODL AND ERNST KALTENBRUNNER AS 'PARTI- CIPATING IN A DECISIÓN TO ALLOW GERMAN MOBS TO HANG OR SECURITY POLICE TO SHOOT ENEMY "TERROR" AIRMEN SHORTLY AFTER THE NORMANDY LANDING.

ported that the Soviet Union had nolley. Nevertheless, there were

A special meeting en D-Day,] returned to Iran the state rall mistakeable indications that the June 6, 1944 at the Fuehrer's the Nazla vital ways vit lines

Headquarters found in the northern

loan would faco trouble in the zone of Russian occupation,

agreeing that "lynch law will be the rule-it will not be a question The Iranian delegates said this Seriate Associated Press.

for judgment by a Tribunal or handling by police.

should improve relations between

and countries, British

The

the two cinis expressed them- American selves as antisfied with the coun-

decision. cil's unanimous Iranians bad fought hard to keep the ease actively bafore the coun- nil, but failed to keep it on the agenda-Associated Press.

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