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Dr. Wang Chung-hui Calls For Intervention In China Nanking Asking

Asking For Arms, Supplies?

Shanghai, June 27.

Dr. Wang Chung-hui, the noted Chinese jurist and former judge at the permanent World Court, today called on Great Britain and the United States to intervene to bring about "a rational and just solution of all issues between China and Soviet Russia." In an interview with the semi-official Central News, Dr. Wang, echoing Dr. Sun Fo's recent charges against Russia, said that China, who has thus far fully conformed with the letter and the spirit of the Sino-Soviet treaty, has every right to ask Russia to do the same.

I declared that Britain and j The United States should, fatty realise their moral obligations and should not maintain their the hand: attitude towards China situation, as the Sino- Soviet treaty warmed from the Yalta agreement,

Refering to United States. Far Ensters policy. Dr. Wang Ching-hui was of the opinion United States should that the

adopt a policy in the Fur East similar to that in Europe and give continam help to China.

Britain and the United States

China. sheild understand that had made great sacrifices tu sign the Sino-Soviet treaty for the nake of maintaining lasting pence in the Far East, he added. Dr. Carson Chung, Chairman Democratic Socialist of the Party, urged that China week a Auation of all outstanding pro- blems with Russia through dip'matie channels. He urged that Russia carry out her treaty obligations.--- Heuter.

BRITISH AID TO CHINA

London, June 28, The British United Aid to China Fund, which has cou tributed money and supplice £2,000.00 totalling newly wince 1912, in a continue its

though on a reduced

This statement, mende at the Landon headquarters TF the Fund today. drutes e previous report that the Fund true to cruse operation from Juan 4.

The Fund recently annoнKO- il that medical supplice to China will be guaranteed un- at lenat next gaur, and £5,000 not "sa theen

allocated per month wil! buy the Committee of the Fund

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Nanking, June 27.- Official negotiations have been initiated with Portugal for the return "Fon of Macao.

The

the ship's No. 1 was piniones!

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Chinese-owned steamer. These pierced and penetrated | day: The Fon ising" which

went ten feet into rocks near Ockseu bold and she aground em island, has now been towed tack through her repeaks farift Two thousand tons of docks, rice had to be jettisoned to en- Whampoa A liable source teal linited Kowloon Press that Dr. Wang Shili-Enormous damage was done to able her to be liftert off the the remaining 3.000 chich. Fereign Minister, told a

tops which were salvaged were desed meeting of the FPC Re-the bows of the 5,800 ton steamer,rocks and

Was th its way

from brought to Hong Kong for reeon. sident Committer that he had which

with

signment to Shanghal. started negotiations with the Bongkok to Shanghol Portugue Minister in Non-surge of 5,000 tons of rice when king as "Portugal And a bad ran into fog and crusted war-time rrard."

The lortuguese Minister, Ir. Wang is reported to have malţi. replied that Portugal di her almost

maintain sirici neutrality but heavy Axis pres. sure foved some improper ac- tions.

Furthermore, the Portuguese Minister asserted that the Portuguese did a good job of Protocting Chinese nationals during the war.

nut

Portugal has

replied rmally so far, the Portuguese pointing out. that her main con- aiderations are not Macao alone but other colonies too in Indin and elsewhere.—United Press,

URGENT The Stage Is Set

PLEAS

Com-

In Paris

Paris, June 27.

The Foreign Ministers of Russia, Britain and France will meet in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs building on the Quai d'Orsay at 4 p.m. today (Friday) to outline the broad programme for European recovery with Am- erican aid.

"MONTY" TO

VISIT HK

a

00

Field Marshal Lord Mont- gameru, Chief of Imperial-

fileety to", General Stati in

winit Hong Kong on his way to Australia and Japan, the China fuit fearned last night. Lord Montgomery is now in Singapore.

The local army authoritica anid yesterday that they have not heard officinity whether Lard Montgomery will coNIH herr.

DEATH SENTENCES COMMUTED

Hain WIN tower the whole at the journey from Ocksru Island stern tirsi Inrush of water avoid The to burning the bulkhead. She is now being flited with new bows." The "Caroline Moller," modern and highly powered salvage und rescue tug, was sent out to low the "Foo sing." The "Coroline Molteras u

20,000 range of les nl is powered by 1,500 Captain Drust, Chief Salvage up. diesel engines. Her speed hi offkei. in Hong Kong, said yester-17 knots.

LOSS OF STABILIZING INFLUENCE

Nanking, June 27, China's fallure to qualify for the $500,000,000 U.S. loan before the end of June is regarded by-ob- servers here as a loss of one of the stabilizing influences which might have produced at least a temporary surface improvement in the na- tion's economy.

NEW LOW

Shanghaf, June 27.

China's currency hit an all-time low this afternoon with the blackmarketeers quoting CN$58,000 to US$1 and financial observers estimating a 1,000,000 to one rate before the end of the year. 75 per The latest jump in exchange quotations →

cent over that of Monday-was the biggest short-term crack in currency recorded here.

by

One financial expert, who pre- the Import-Export Bank ferred to remain anonymous, June 30, oven though his decl- 1old Associated Press the pre-alon camo as no great surprise. diction of the 1,000,000 to one Catholic Bishop Paul Yu-pin, rate before the end of the year in Nanking, has called for "is a conservative estimate." American aid with a statement Backing his calculations, he that China's civil war actually pointed out that the gathering is a "foreign war" and unless. momentum of China's inflation America gives assistance "she "is progressively narrowing in- herself may be the next victim." tervals between the periodic Associated Press, cracks In the Currency an steadily increasing the porcent-

age jumps per crack."

He said in the eight yours between 1937 and V-J.

H.K. Quotations

'Gold again topped the 300 mark

this

Day yesterday. Opening at $206 a Chinese currency had de tael it eased off for a time to terhornted two hundred fold. In $203.25 but then started a non- less than two years since then, stop ascent, closing at $302, with the Chinese dollar dropped au-deraand still unsatisfied.

☐ 100 Plastrea opened at $11 other hundred fo'd.

up to $11.07. They Following a prepared graph and went

to $10.90, and of this Increasing tempo of then relapsed inflation, he pointed out the throughout the afternoon

must depreciate less rate remained unchanged. currency

Chinese National Currency con- than twentyfold to bring the exchange rate la CN$1,000,000 Unued uncertain, though the fall to US$1. And this drop. he has been arrested, temporarily at said (painting to his chart), least. Futurca opened at should take cas than five cents and spot 14 cents, and were slightly higher at 90 cents (for memths.

This morning's respite when and 15 cents respectively quotations fell to CN$48.000 CN$1,000) at the close...

US. dollars were slightly easier was reported to be due to pro-

at $4.70. Sterling dropped to The fitaking by speculators. downtrend restined genn aller $13.22, while Australian pounds were again unchanged at $12.52.

-possibly a de'ny reaction to FLOOD-1

U.S. Secretary of State Mar. tall' denint of the Vaited Stater Intention to extend the deadline of the US$500,000,000

gan to China.

North

Report of the deteriorating civil war situation in Chinn and Manchurin-'accelera- ted the skid.

Prices Zoom

"JUST KICKED

HELL OUT OF ALEX"

Newton, NJ., June 28..

that Commodity prices ruse higher The police today said and higher, some zooming to Abner Morton, 49, went search- 100 per cent in the week. Riceing for his wife Edna, 51, and hit CN$500,000 (US$50) A found her on a couch in Alex

Neighbours, Ilyers' bungalow, Shanghai's Mayor K.C. Wa hearing a disturbance in the hom Thng adiled that a lon instituted new emergency moa-reported that when they ran up

While mist sources agreed | essentia1 to hall runaway eur-picul that the Inan. carsmarkel for renes inflation. reconstruction projects, actual-

y could do nothing to solve the sufficiently large to permit sures to curb wild speculation; Morton said: "I just kicked hell the Police to out of Alex and I want him and nation's grave economic, pro- China to fix the exchange at a an ordered

Wad Farmhand Hyers blems, it is likely that the gov-reasonable rate "would stabilize starch warehouses in u crack my wife arrested."

dead ernment at least will present a the financial situation in China' down on commodity hoarders.

Nanking's Black Market in when the doctor arrived. Ho ivas is being money reacted violently to Gen. 80 years old. Morton Marshall's announcement that charged with responsibility for bla Chinn will not get its loan from death-United Press.

Death Of

for at least three years."--As- new comic scheme,

U.S.Secretary of State sociated Press. George C. Marshall's statement in Washington, although it cama as no surprise--since the Chinese government itse'f an- nounced here repeatedly its for- mal application for a loan has The "China Mail" not yet been filed-produced learns from a reliable violent reaction in the Nanking source that the death black money market.

Most Chinese officials M-

Pioneer SHERWIN

sentences passed by No. preached for official reaction on Motorist

Most Important

(By Edward Bomar) Washington, June 27.

China's hard-pressed Nationalist Government is reported to have turn- ed to the United States for new

arms and sup- plies, as well as econo- Known as the "Marshall Plan Conference" al-

5 War Crimes Court on the loan deadline cagily avoided | though the American Secretary of State will mic aid to deal with the

be absent, the meeting is considered here as a Colonel Tokunaga Isao comnienting on the Washington: advancing Communists.

showdown on whether Europe is to be irrevo- and Dr. Saito Shunkichi) development.

on Feb. 13, have been Well-posted officials said that cably split into European and Soviet blocs.

with the coincidentally

of scheme The Russian Foreign Minis- the

European commuted to life in the munist's

If drive in Manchuria ter, M. Molotov, arrived here cooperation they thought case of Tokunaga and 20 and North China, Nanking. re- yesterday by plane and paid a they could thus obtain substan- years in the case of Saito presentatives have been mak-even-minute call on the French tin United States ald for So-

Tokunaga, who was Com: ink urgent overtures

for Foreign Minister, M. Bidault, viet, reconstruction.-Reuter.

mandant of al! POW Camps intended weapons, ammunition and other before dinner.

Hong Kong during the Japan States military equipment-from both

ese occupation, was found guilty on eight out of ten charges, in cluding those of being concern. ed in the killing of recaptured Canadian and British POWs who had attempted to escape..

Salto, Medical Offeof in charge of POW Camps in Hong Kong, was found guilty on four of five charges.

the American Army and Navy Molotov brought loads of ex-

surplus stock and from commer-

cint manufacturers.

perla with him, including

Soviet representative In

the

Ger.

If the pless are, heeded, many. Political advisers will in- diplomatie authorities expect clude the Russian Ambassador the answer to be made known in to France. Alexander Bogomo- |

du carly China-policy decision lov: Goulonski, head of the

Taxicab

Drivers'

by President Truman and Secre- Judicial Section of his Minis. Demands

tary of State Marshall.

try; and Guerachtcenko, an

Dr. S.C. Wang, of the Chin-economist.-Unitel Press.

ese Supply Mission in the Unit

er States, has declined to com-

ment but military experts any

that Ammunition is the most.ur-

Doubts

The death of Mr. Christian B. Lauritsen, Hong Kong's first motor- Y.P. Huang, a member ofist, occurred at the St. the National Economic Council. Paul's Hospital yester- however, said he believed the June 30 deadline should be ex-day afternoon.

United "unless the

Intend

to

the Chinese people to reconsi- der their stand."

Mr. Lauritsen, who wan 73 force years of age, had been ill for several months. Born in Den- mark, he was an American citi- zen anil came to Hong Kong In 1908. Old residents will remem- ber him as the pioneer motorist

Нопк here the first man in Kong to own a car. Until early this year, he took an active in- terest in the motor trade.

Con-

Hung said the stabilization of national currency la the most important problem fronting the Chinese people and quoted an Associated Press Washington interview with Wel- lington Koo that the immediate appropriation of large su from the carmarked funds Is

The trial of Tokunaga and officials, POW Camp which attracted considerable at-

Hong Kong's taxi- drivers will shortly de- other Paris, Juno 27:

It is hoped that Mr. Hevin mand better treatment tention, lasted for fully three UNO Hqs

pent of the current needs of will be able to clear up some from their employers, months. Chiang Kai-shek's forces.-As- doubts about the United States the China Mail was in- sociated Preha...

The Weather

BW to

position casued by the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury's formed last night,

statement yesterday that the The demands, already drawn ON OTHER PAGES

In

"Inviolable"

Lake Success, June 26

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