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Drastic Cut In Whisky Ration

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London, Apr. 10. British imbibers of Scotch whisky face drastic cut in their sup- plies this year as the re- sult of a Government de- cision to export 75 per cent of the total whisky output, according to a statement by the Scotch Whisky Association to- day.

svere

Most of the whisks watch ne

ira Th

Western ta countries

the United Hemisphere, chiefly State, a spoke-tnan nad.

last year about 18,000,000

prutuced etatea with about 29,000 000 gallons 1939, Britons would put about per cent of the 1217 ut past,

slightly while this would w higher than last year as a test of the increased grain allotment.

hom from The whicks available consumption would for antch Jers than before

By

rure-fal

Their depleted] stoch 4 tively little whi-ky was during the war years

e Scotch, the i-tiller have ent trive to kerja tie houts and e pr market 422 a nearly ep footing

But this is no pages recenfal. to the Govermacht. The Sroteg Whisky Association agreed to the reduction in home -muplio a:

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THE 'CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1947.

FANTASTIC HITLER BOAST Had Dope On Allied Secret Councils

Invasion Was A "Theatre Play"

Frankfurt, Apr. 10. Adolf Hitler had direct channels into the secret war councils of the Allies, he told his own military high command in March 1944. This is revealed by stenographic minutes of his staff meetings released here by the United States Army.

Hitler's statement came in an outburst of anger

oyer reports that of a fleet of 400 bombers he sent to bomb London only 30 or 40 had been able to get through and that his intelligence could not get a satisfactory report of the dam- age done.

This iM impossible! he learn shunted angrily, "I can along must of the seret dis- rusions in the war councils of ur enemies, but I cannot even find at whether in London we destroyed three houses or 100 or 500 or 1,000 houses,"

But in spite of these channels Fintes Allied ser ret war councils Hitler predictel in December.

1969 have studied the reports

The

until the end of the protect their emplre."

war to

сол-

front.

MASS ABORTION- CLINIC

Belgrade, Apr. 15. court, saying that Yupo slavia ncoded children make up for her war losaca, today sentenced Dr. Svetislav Zikovitch, a Belgrade punee0- lopist, to 10 years at hard labour on charges af running

120 abortion", alinic- Reuter.

Taking Adventure Out Of

Flying

Sarawak

In Favour

Of Cession

Singapore, Apr. 10. An overwhelming ma- jority of the people in Sarawak are content that the country has been ceded to the Crown,

Mr.

Malcolm

Macdonald, Governor-

IRAQ TIES WITH BRITAIN

Дnghand, Apr. 10. Iraq wanta past with Britain of equal understand- ing, drawn fip on a footing of equality and based un the United Nations Charter, to Acrengthen Anglo-Iraq Telu- tione, Salih Jabur, Iraq's New Premier said in Parliament today.

A revision of the Anglo- Iraq treaty, digned in 1030 For 20 years, was the basis of ta foreign policy, the Pro- nier said. The prosent treaty pranty Britain sites for two air bance and the right waintain Joreca in neighbourhood of the baseK.— Reuter.

Planned

to

the

General of the Malayan To Murder

Union and Singapore, said in a statement

to

the press, it was report-

ed today.

He has

an

when dis-

Von Papen

Skubl.

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Slashing Attack On Greece

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Lake Success, N.Y. Apr. 10. Calling the Greek · Government “irresponsible,

corrupt, inefficient and an unpopular regime, Poland's Dr. Oscar Lange opened the debate today on the Greek question in the Security Council by supporting the Soviet proposal for a supervisory commission on aid to Greece and opposing any American aid to Turkey, Dr. Lange declared: "We are told that the Greek State is threatened with political disintegra- tion. Why should this be so after two years of British military and economic aid? Sürely, it shows that there is something fundamentally wrong in Greece. Greece is torn by civil strifë, but unity will not be fostered by supporting an irresponsible, corrupt, inefficient and un- popular regime." He mid that there was, the Senator Austin proposed aention think Grock inde- resolution asking the Balkan pradence was threatened, "Is Investigating Commission to it threatened, bỹ mtriotic guer- | leave behind in

Greece repre- villas? To Yugoslavia the vil sentatives to maintain watch un lain or Bulgaria or Albania? the northern frontiers.

tu Wehrmacht for the

Jast

pre-war

Austrian

n

Or perhaps it is the Soviet Un He also asked that the Soviet ien? If auch auspicion exlats, resolution requesting the forma- Vienna, Apr. 10.

the Soviet representative | tion of a United Nations Com- British "Are Sly"

German and Austrian Nazi i returned recently

to Auperviso United "The British are insanely sly

from a tour of the third divi-1038 latted to assassinate Franzhould be asked for an explana-mission

tion."

States aid to Greece be defer- in giving the supreme communit

sion of Sarawak, accompanied von Papen and thur create a prṇ-

Dr. Lange declared that there red until noting by the United thes Americans," he

by Sir Adrian Clarke, Governor'ence

march into Austria, Michael was no justification for giving States Congress and conclusion tinned. "It is certain that if

of Sarawak.

agreements between the Austrian military aid to Greece. which of to com- Americans have 11

London, Apr. 10. Mr. Macdonald commented

Muister of Public Safety, dis he termed a "political dyna- United States and Greece and and the British will let the

nite." As for Turkey. its con- Turkey. closed today. Lord. Nathan, Minister on the recent statement to the Americans go out in

preas by Mr. Anthony to-local

Skubi, testifying at the treason duct towards the Allies during

Greek Reply Then if the whole invasion goes i

Brooke, in which he referred to trial of former Foreign Minister the war anything but friendly. Following Senator Ausiin.. bad they can blame the Ameri- of Civil Aviation,

am-certain

incidents during the

"Why when we all intend to the Greek representative, Dr. sat there e be no doubt hat

Guldo Schnit, claimed the plan If it goes had for the night outlined an CUNA

сал stillbitious programme for Governor-General's tour

the Basilios Dendramis, teld the was favoured by Humler limit ornaments should That an attack will come in the British only, they

United States propose helping Council that the Soviet pro- Kallenbrunner, but Goering Anat. wile of February or early inbme bad American leadership the nation's air services. anti-cession posters were said

Macdonald

Turkey to increase its armed posal that United Staten ald played. Mr.

ly cancelled it. The British don't have as much | Mereit."

Ho General Dwight "We aim to fly and land in the that Mr. Brooke "gave the im-

sald the At this moment Hitler was confidence as

state forers anid.

incidents police sent trained agents to Ger- Dr. Lange mud: "If Tur-should be supervised by the thickest of weather," he

**clearly |'United--Nations was - Giden: t'at

invasion En enhower.

The increasing many to gather information on, key's national independence is designed" to encourage craubt he meshed and told Eir "Eisenhower has confidence "We aim to fly near the speed of pression that these

We must ask for minorities who were "attempt- ferals, who were complaining cause he has made two suc- sound. We aims to fly eight miles represented

powers. One agent, he said, was specification of the state which ing to replace democracy by a

is alleged to threaten the inde--Communist-dictatorship' condition af at the unblems of main-essful landings but that was high-and more. Not just trans-extent the opinion of the coun-Hitler's pinas for the Western threatene

"White" "conceding that a sec-caught-by-thie Gestapor----- ng to fronts, "The mei als because he had thee helpory flights in pursuit of rounds try generally",

Austrian pendence of Turkey and sum- tion of Malay optulon s con- Skub also sold the

Greece welcomed a perman- before state The new export anggurtion will beat the mesin cem it will of traitors during both times. but on regalar services,

a telephone call mon that

our ent will be different

cession police tapped ta "Above all, we aim to make our pro This time it

United Nations Border coz isto on May I never slution to cor

Commission, but rejected the Kenter:--

Items.

¡than when he lands in Africaeivil aviation a safe and regular istently apposed

W's! must and continues to express keen from Goering to his brother-in. Council."

Franz Hueber, in which Replying to the Soviet Soviet proposal, he said. Timler abo realized, however, and is greeted by Giraud or is means of transport.

I Wil ebarges that the United States' large section Goering said:"Franz

Dr. Dendramis added: "The importance of the invasion greeted by Italians who sit in make it truly commercial busi-opposition, Mr. Macdonald and law,

that an equally the holes and refuse to shoot. ness, run on business fines." aid, "This attack will de

cause of the continuing difficul- Lord Nathen. addressing the favours cession and is coopera- make you Minister of Foreign At aid for Greece and Turkey was

third fairs and Justice as soon as we interference with the domestic ties in Greece is the support Then he aufcted

of This time there will be the war.'

ገ ting heartily, whe

given from beyond Greece's hfully, "!! WW WAT smash shooting. He will get matches annual dinner of the Guild

und fire. So kung as a single Air Pilota and Air Navigator section, representing probably set up a National Socialist Ausnifairs of these countries and

would aviation This lasting there will be more attempts."

never be a real success until the the majority of Malay through trian Cabinet." He sald this plan inconsistent with the principles northern frontiers to a battery can fire then it is going Afy this Hitler's reactions fire, that is certain."

word "adventure" was, taken out fout the country, is indifferent, / was counteracted by Himmler- of the United Nations Charter, small minority in Greece, which tal in gesins planning of the Once, after a long argument of it.

-it-must_become commonplace Asties, and the invasió. itself with his generals-over-the.

to successi. "Just an soon a Bame-throwers and merits of from contempt

becomes an accepted everyday Patred

Hitler's "intuition" scorn to worry and finally fear weapons, "It Is Laughable" told him

were the nns of transport it will flour- that they

ish and expand in the way we all laughable. the whole very weapons to hurl the Allies

seek sa earnestly." plan-back into the sen. British are

Incations.

Surprise For

Princess

Elizabeth

Hartley, Apr. 10. A surprise waited Primer Elizabeth at a Southern Rhode

sin wayside halt--a nuppet of god as an advsued 21st kjeti! day gift.

L

Look the

Bearn

11(1

RA

said that civil

United Press.

Mr. Macdonald's statement summed up by saying: "It ap- illsagree that Malays pears

The themselves. among

Melanaus mostly

The Melanaus are Insurance Head

content with ccasion, the Chinese almost unanimous-

He compared the air with the sex, saying that "us on the sealy approve and Ibans, Dyaks, most before it, British progress in the Kayans and other native peo- it is the In defence

air must be forged into a national pies are happy under the terrible weapon in existence,'

Our children will look on it

and glad to he insisted. "If the attacking cult

subjects of the King."--Reater, infantry is faced with flame and say. This is our heritage Government throwers they lose their entire courage."

Du, the station platform sanhurt he told his generals in "Most Terrible Weapon"

1944. "JL re- spring of the small town of Hartley, the the Choleman of the Town Manare i minds me of a theater play."

He made a bold front of wor- ment Board banded her a mali casket of silver and ivory lined riva

the invasion mandenyres sone weeks before with a rare foral wond and sur- mounted by a real wok muget. Fu, big show rally came off.

The Prinerss shook handis with and thanked the owner of the nuggest. Mr. E. Ebauer,

Bever

cannot get away, from the agresim that it is all shame les bluff!" he sported. "Two have already who told her that he found it haps they while working the Bue Rock nuor North Africa and Haly),

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noticed ahead of ming near Birtley in 1912.

Ranting at his pet hate the, said: "I don't the capital of Southern Blondes Br-tish, sia, this morning loa a 25-hotiink the British are going into train trip in Victoria Falls this with their whole heart. 1 where they will reat for three tok they would like to hold

strength thoja military days. Reater.

Crowds cheered the Royal sine" Family as they lett Salisbury,

infaci

Judge Again Hits At Mine Leader

Washington, Apr. 10.

Federal Judge Alan Goldsborough today refused to remit US$2,800,000 to John L. Lewis' United Mine Workers because, he said, the mine boss . had been "contemptuous" of the courts and probably had violated the Supreme Court mandate forbidding another coal strike. Judge Goldsborough granted, which today is stià in per cent the Government's request for a effective. two-week delay in returning all but US$700,000 of the US$3,- 500,000 fine he imposed on the Union for striking against the Government last year.

"Contemptuous"

who

Mr. Goldsborough. originally found Lewis and the Union in contempt of court for violating the anti-strike injune- tion, noted that Lewis had re-

In a fit of enthusiasm be reached for a phone and called up one of his production chiefs and ordered the production of to be "tripled flame-throwers within two months."

became After the invasion

a fact and all his flame.throw- ers and cannon had not thrown the Allies back into the Hitler began to fume at, and quarrel with, his generals,

Reuter.

new be

Soviet Union Hit By Food Shortages

Moscow, Apr. 11.

BCA, The Soviet Union, hit by a severe drought last year, finds itself beset these days by many food shortages and facing food supply difficul- ties for three months ahead until the new harvest begins.

In August. 1944, as the Allied infantry and tanks begun pun- ching holes in his western France defences, he accused his High Command of shifting his omoured divisions about too much and sending all the best divisions to the cast.

The chief shortages are in grain and potatoes. There has been no additional cut in the bread ratinh, none is planned. however, and

The same is true of potatoes.

Prospects are bright for a big "If we had just had the 9th and 10th Armoured Divistonasrnin' crop next summer.

Snow protected plants in the in the west this whole thing would have never happened, ground through the cold winter.

Melting snow caused he wailed.

goods in Soviet

in September, at the report widespread parts of the that Gen. Patton's tanks werenlon but there has been no re running wild deep in what Hit-Ports of widespread danwge.

(An informant with a personal ter thought was safe German defence territory, the mantach knowledge of Russia's food situn- ed dictator could only explodetion helplessly "That is impudence!" Faris in Murch that 1,000 Sevict

United Press.

POLISH-GERMAN.

FRONTIER

Moscow, Apr. 11.

The Supreme Court ordered US$2,800,000 refunded if Lewis and the UMW reinstated their contract with the Government ferred to the urder us "yellow man said today that Poland con- and called off their April 1 dog injunction." He said this strike. But Mr. Goldsborough | indivaled an "utterly contemp said there was evidence that tuous attitude Lowin had called a strike any Courts."

чуду

He said Lewis and the apparently had taken advantage hear

Union

- Lewis

the

told Associated Press in

pensants starved recently, largely because of crop loases due to the drought in European Russia and destructive rains in western Siberin:)--Associated Press.

SYRIA JOINS FUND

A Polish Foreign Office spoken-

Washington, Apr. 10. Syria formally became a riders her border on the western frontier with Germany as "fixed inenber of the International Monetary Fund and World beyond discussion." toward

(In Warsaw. the

Foreign Bank today when the Syrian Ministry announced that Poland Minister signed articles of

agalust General had protested

agreement.. Marshall's suggestions at Moscow that an international boundary

was not present to the jurint's castigation,

Goldsborough

dressed possibic revision made of the

Syria's quota in the Fund is $6,500,000, and subscription to

of the Illinois mino disaster to but UMW attorneys fidgeted as commission be established and the capital stock of the Bank their chief. United, nation's frontier), -Associated in 60 shares at the par value pr.

atago a walkout through last] Mr. week's "memorial" shutdown down and the current "safoty atrike, Press.

"JANE”

YOU NEEDN'T BE JEALOUS

OF YOUR WIFE ANY

MORE, MR CYPRANOL-

·HER ADHIRER'S JUST, GONE OFF WITH.

ANOTHER GIRL!

́OH DEAR!~OH DEAR!.

AND NOW I'VE. OFFENDED 'HÀNNAH

FOR EVER!

Pross.

WELL, WE'VE LOST ONE 'CLIENT"!

BUT WE'VE

STILL GOT THE OTHER, GEORGIE!== ERIC WAS WITH LYDIA

LOVACE!

$6,500,000-Reuter.

QUICK!-WHICH

WAY DID THEY

60?.

Dies

Cecil

New York, Apr. 11.

Shallcross, Fleetwood former chairman of the board of the British and Mercantile In- Burance Company, died on Wed- nesday in New York, it was an- nounced on Thursday.

very

Senator Warren Austin told is seeking by coercive means to the Council. "The President's bring Greece under Communist proposals...to Congress were. dictatorship."

made

parauast

10

requests

The Counell then adjourned from established governments until Monday, April 14-Rou- of Greve and Turkey.

"The proposed military aid is consistent with the Charter principles and is in respect of maintenance of domestic tran quillity and security of the state."

"Understandable" Senator Austin added: "In the situation in which we now and ourselves realistically, the United Nationa does not repre

ter.

The

RECORD CROP FORECAST

Washington, Apr. 11. Agriculture Department hus forecast 4

record United crop of winter wheat States 973,047,000 bushels.

The previous record was 875,- 801.000 harvested last year. No production estimates

wern

When he retired in 1845, he was head of four insurance firms.

Born in Cheshire, England, on sent infallibility or perfection. given for spring wheat or grain. November 28, 1872, he went to In this situation, it is under-Associated Press. America in 1900, and, became a standable that Greece and Tur.

Baghdad, Apr. 10. naturalised American citizen in key at this stage in the United, 1908.

Nations development should The Regent of Iraq, Emir Abut He was associated during

his have

turned to the Unitedah, accompanied by the Presi- dent of the Senate, General Nuri business career with the Commer: States for assistance.

Es-Said Pasha, and the Minister of Defence, Colonel Shakir EI-

"IL is also understandable

cinl Insurance Company, ut Liverpool, the Royal Insurnies Company at Liverpool and Cat- that the United States should Wadi, left here today for a ten- cutta, and various American In-; not turn a deaf ear to auch re surance firms.Associated Press, questa for assistance."

HAVE AN H.B.

day visit to

ter,

Transjordan.--Reu-

HR

AND THEN TRY"

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