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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1947.

STRANGE WAR SECRET London Stock

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New York, Jan. 2.

The inside story of United States-Russian military collaboration during the war, including co- operation between the United States Office of - Strategic Services (the American secret in- telligence set-up) and the Soviet Secret Foliçe in the exchange of intelligence, was made pub- lic today.

The story is told by Maj-Gen John R. Deane, who headed the US. Military Mission to Moscow and who retired from the Army in order to write his account of the mission, which was published today as "The Strange Alliance," Gen. Deane's revelations included the following:

RENT STRIKE

Athens, Jan. 2.

The Greek Cabinet today approved rent increases amounting to 50 times the present, rate for commercial establishments and 25 times for dwellings.

Small shopkeepers seld general strlice in against the action bėgin tomorrow. Press.

Students

Russian commitments for In Alps

Tragedy

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the weight of money seaking. Investment. Kaflm, 'exceptionally failed te mimintais.

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Maj-Gen 'Donovan, head off advanced her declaration of war į the Office of Strategic Servicca, after the atomic bomba were made an agreement for liaison dropped in Japan. with two top chiefs of the Russian secret police, under joint operations againat Japan," which cooperation was carried | which were made at Yalta and out in 1944 and 1945.

at earlier conferences, were dis. President Roosevelt vetoed a regarded by the Soviet because plan to station a NKVD liaison of Russian displeasure at the an failure of the Allies to reneh mat in Washington, but OSS Haison officer was sent to agreement on Poland (in Maj-22 Mascow und "Soviet secret Gen Deane's opinion).

officer police Liaison

worked with the OSS in London,

The Russians tipped the United States off to the un- reliability of some contracts in Switzerland and the Balkans nd helped to find out what happened to some United States agents dropped into Czechoslo vakia. The United States. in turn, provided the Russians with

intelligence, including 7.15, & 9.16 p.m. proof that the Germans broke

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Policy Towards Russia

On the strength of his Mos- cow experience. Maj-Gen Deans suggested the following policy toward Russia, based on his be lief that the Soviets regard a struggle between the capitalist and Communist worlds as in evitable:

"We should be motivated at all times by the strongest urge to maintain our position by peaceful means. At the same time, we should be fully pre- pared to meet force with force if it becomes necessary.

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United States and Russia ex-war in order to gain time, changed" "complete views on firstly, to convince Soviet Tea- Japan hef.re Russia declared dership of the fallacy of its war on Japan.............

conception that capitalism and

Valetta, Jan. 3. : The writer revealed that a Communism cannot co-exist; Malta dockyard workers in- programme of military colla- secondly, to break through the jured several British officials boration in war against Japan iron curtain and acquaint the during a demonstration in front was agreed upon at Potsdam, Russian people with the disas- of the Commodore Superinten- with the understanding tha ter into which they are being dent's office yesterday, and the Russia would déclare war ou led; thirdly, become fully pre-meter cars of the Commodore Japan in the latter half pared in cash is forced and other officials were thrown August, 1945. Russia, however,jupèn us."--United Press.

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