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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1946.

Britain Worried By Wheat Situation

LONDON, APRIL 11. BRITAIN TODAY WAS EVEN MORE WORRIED OVER THE WORLD WHEAT SITUATION DUE TO DELAY IN THE COLLECTION OF WHEAT FROM AMERICAN FARMS, AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES DISCLOSED HERE TODAY. PRESENT PROSPECTS

TOTAL WERE THAT THE AMOUNT THAT THE UNITED STATES WOULD BE ABLE TO MAKE AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT, MIGHT BE. LOWER THAN WAS EXPECTED AT THE MEETING OF THE COMBINED FOOD BOARD IN WASHING. TON, THIS WAS BELIEVED TO BE THE RESULT OF DIFFICULTIES IN TRANSPORT AND THE FACT

Atrocities

Dachau, Apr. 11. Living prisoners wero dumped into crematory furn acca along with the dead as Mathausen concentration

camp, a former inmate teatť." fed yesterday at the trial of 02 camp officials accused of atrocitics.

The witness, Izak Gruon

58 Polish Jow, Baid borg, a Dr. Willy Rebst ordered him

THAT GROWERS IN THE UNITED STATES MIGHT D throw the living in with

BE HOLDING OFF-FOR BETTER PRICES. Britain would resist any pro- general food outlook here was posal that would mark reduced that the meat positica was pro- rations for the British people.bably somewhat better. At eut possibility it was stated in referring to in fats was still n the suggestion of Mr. Florello but. on the other hand, there LaGuardia, Director-General of was a very big allotment in Bri U.N.R.R.A.. that stocks from tain ready to be cultivated. Britain should be shipped to the Mr. LaGuardin, Director-Gen-

fa

the dead because "there is 110 place for them to live."-A- enciated Press.

Girls Smuggled

continent to halt the immediate ornl of U.N.R.R.A.. has implor: Into U.S.

threat of famine.

ed the Governments of the Unit-

Neither was Britain anxious ed States, Britain, Canada and

to U.N.R.-

Boston, April 10.

A criminal information has

to make stocks available for Australia "in the name of hu- shipment to other countries un manity" to do their best to de- less there are definite guaran-viate whent shipments to coun- been filed in the Fedora) Dis- tees that the stocks would be tries requiring U.N.R.R.A. retrict Court against a ̈Danish replaced almost immediately. sistance, Mr. Francis Sayre,

There was still no disclosure diplomatic adviser of the amount of Britain's R.A.. said today, wheat stocks, but it was felt that any serious dislocation of supplies might place Britain in a very awkward position.

Meanwhile, Mr. Clement Attlee has sent a letter to the heads of the food committees and civic authorities throughout Britain urging them, in view of the situation, to promote local interest and cooperation,

was much

scaman now in custody at Now Orleans, Louisiana, In Greece, there will be wheat charging him with unlawfully for only two weeks after May 1 bringing two Danish girls into and in Italy, Poland and Yugo- the United States on February slavia the problem worse, Mr. Sayre stated. April shipments, he said, would reach Europe in May and consequent ly U.N.R.R.A. would not be able to supply kalf the minimum re quirements,

16.

Assistant US. Attorney Alfred G, Malagod fled, with the com- plaint, an alleged confession_by Solon J. Madson that the Inter aboard had concealed the girls the Danish freighter Gudnaes Record Crop

during her 17-day-trip to Boston Sayro Mr.

enid that from Scandinavian ports.

The girls, now held by the im It was suggested that further

were ident!- landa be allocated to the cultiva U.N.R.R.A. would give the Ar

fed in the

Fat Cut?

tion of potatoes to case the de-gentine Government all the ship-migration complaint as Ingrid i

BOR,

was felt ping necessary for the transport. Hansen, 18 and Ellen G. Han- mand for bread. It

21 and unrelated, both of here that a position might arise of wheat and foodstuffs.

Meanwhile, the suggestion Copenhagen Malagodi said that in which either the U.N.RR.A.that Britain' should immediat Madsen signed a statement and countries, or other countries,

or this country would have to ship wheat from her stocks quoted the girls as saying that American sul- take less American wheat sup-to countries most desperately in they "wanted to go to the United

plies than anticipated, but Bri-need of it this month, such Hers

Greece Yugoslavia, tain would try

to ensure her Poland,

Italy and Czechoslovakia, way allocation was not reduced. One British feature in

to

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The prosecutor added that the

were

and

the made today at a meeting Chant sailor had said he con- the girls in his cabin at the Combined Food Board In Washington. The meeting was night and in coal bunkers during and that he supplied them called consider

La- the day Guardia's demand for allocation with food.

According to Malagodi the girls of wheat for of 350,000 tons

trousera over slacks U.N.K.R.A.

were led off the vessel in Boston The United States Secretary by Madsen who then allegedly for Agriculture, Mr. Anderson, told them, "Now you are on your Malugod asserted that has cabled the Food Ministries own." of Britain. Holland, Belgium, Madsen' was arrested in Baltimore, Sweden, Australia. where, he was about to sign on, Denniark, New Zealand, Argentina, Canada another ship.Associated Press. The Soviet press and radio and Brazil stating that the yesterday carried a Tass dis-United States would make "fur-

Ecuador Asks U.S. To Leave Galapagos

Moscow, Apr. 10.

patch from New York saying ther sacrifices" in the domestic Hyderabad

that Ecuador had appealed to consumption of fats and oils if the United States to withdraw they would do the same.

its forces frem Galapagos is- The Department of Agricul-Sensation

lands in the Pacific.

ture has released a report

This dispatch, along with ear casting a record winter whet ller Soviet reports of how the United States continued to hold crop in the United States of

Ifyderabad, April 10, Mirza Medhi Baig, brother-

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Washington, April 10. SEE

fu

4 Shows: 2.30; 5.15; 7.15; 0.15 Commencing To-day 2,000 camela in a speria-

the cular charge nerom desert! *0,000 native worries,

in Syria

on to its bases in Cuba and Ice-/880,636,000 bushels - 7,000,00 in-law of the Nizam cd Hydera- semble 29 fighting ships for representing every tribe

bushels more than last year.

war-games, begin.

The United States will as-

bad, was stabbed to death yes- full scale land. gave the Russian people Declaring that the 1946 crop terday in Chadaghat, i fashion- the impression that the United

pro-able suburb of Hyderabad City. ing this month in the Atlantic SEE

had left car and was cean. Two giant, aircraft States is reluctant to give up its Season "is starting with

optimistic level," spects at an bases throughout the world. the report said that 240,000,000 about to enter his house when carriers and many battleships" will be included in the vessels The State Department bushels of wheat were still three men set upon him. Washington said earlier it had stocked on American farms on died enroute to the hospital.

One man, identified ag ano participate in the five informed Ecuador that Ameri- Apri! 1, in addition to about

In

He

can forces would be completely 661,000,000 bushels of ryc, Arab, has been arrested.-Asso-weeks' exercisos.

withdrawn

from the air and

naval base on Galapagos islands corn and cats.-Reuter,

by July 1.-Associated Press.

Halsey's Illness

Philadelphia, April 10.

The U.S. Navy announces that Admiral Hatsoy is ressing com fortably in the Philadelphin Naval Harpital, where he is receiving treatment for upper respiratory Infection

The Navy said his condition is good and that there is no cause for alarm. Halsey was recently

ciated Press.

From Newspaper Boy To Newspaper Chief

London, April 31.

..

the maga

Viscount Southwood, who began work as a newspaper do- livery boy at 3/- weekly and rose to head one of Bri- tain's largest publishing houses, died today aged 73. As a boy, Lord Southwood-"John Bull" when anpointed vice-president of Pan- then Julius Salter Elias-start-zine's circulation had dropped American Airways' trans-Pacific ed at 25/- weekly as a junior from a million to 250,000 and he service, and was to assume his clerk with Odhams Brothers. raised the eales to more tha: new job on his retirement from now the Odhams Press Limited., 1,600,000,, 2 the Navy.Associated Press.

EGYPTIAN HINT

Now York, April 11. Mahmoud Hassan Pasha, Egyptian United Nations dele gate, dcolared that the matter of British troops in Egypt "I within the compotence of the United Nations" If the question Le ever raised.

In a latter to the "New York Times," Hassan commented on a recent "Times" editoria. which declared that "Egypt

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and when ho died he was Chair- man and Managing Director ci the Company.

Published under his suporvi slon were the Daily Herald, Labour Party'a principal organ the People, a Sunday paper, and the magazines "John. Bull" and "Illustrated,"

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or to andrid, has make panish Government to in- "reports of "naturali-

War conditions will be simulat- ed in the first full scale Atlantie manopuvres since before the war. The ships will range between Trinidad and the Virginia Capes and eastward as far as Bermuda. 8th Fleet Commander, Ad- Tho.

manoeuvres will begin on

miral Marc A. Mitscher, describ ed the operations as one of a series designed to ke

to "keep the feet! in trim, because you san't do

from

desk. much fighting You've got to get out and do it." April 18. The participating ves cels will represent the strength of about one of the two groups con- templated for the post-war Atlan tie Fleet.--Associated Press.

NEAR EAST TO CELEBRATE No Heir

Damascus, Apr. 11. "The People" had a circula

Tran will send an army section tion of 250,000 when Odham to Syria to participate in troop- took over and Lord Southwood withdrawals celebrations schedul

Prime brought it to the 3,000,000 ed for April 18

And 19, Minister Jabri, announced vesler- mark within four years,

ypt telegraphed

The "Daily Herald" came day. under Lord Southwood's direc tion in 1929 with a circulation

the

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Lord Southwood was small in of 250,000. He raised it to 2,- decided that Prime Minister Sulb stature, only 5 feet 4-1/2 inches 000,000. The extraordinarily and the defense minister and staff tall, weighing only 126 pounds, varied group of, publications should represent it, the announce would re- but he had boundless energy, controlled by Lord Southwood ment said. It was believed that

present Saudi Arabia,Associat Even when gastric induenz ranged from the "Dally Herald"ce Fayasal Secud

anded Press. confined him to his home a few to Debrett's Peerage with, bis staff: there by tolo He became a viscount in the phone, keliast New Year's Honours, after Lieut-Gen. Jonathan Wain. The seventh child of a poor being baron since 1987. There wright, here of Corregidor, to

honorary fe family, he quit school at 18 and was no heir and the title is now day became an

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