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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER J, 1947,
KREMLIN BRUSHES ASIDE UNITED STATES PROTEST
A Peace Based On Captivity
Libelous Attack O President
Washington, Sept. 29.
The United Stes protest by their Ambassador, General Water Bedell Smith, in Moscow against the wantonly libellous" personal at- tack on Preslent Truman in the Soviet publi- cation "Litery Gazette" has been brushed aside by the Kremlin, the State Department revealed her today when it published an ex- change of leters between General Smith and M. Molotov.
New York, Sept. 29. The world's Commun- ists are seeking approval of a peace "based on com- and plete captivity crushing of peoples too The weak to oppose them,";
10 Francis according
Spellman, Cardinal Aachbishop of New York,
The Cardinal told 53,000 per-!
assembled at the
Polo
State Deparnent spokesman said that, al- though Genel Smith's letter to M, Molotov on Sept. 25 hd been handed to the foreign press in Mosow on Sept. 27, it had not been published ouside of Russia, indicating its complete cengrship.
The Soviet.
press nut
but
Satellites Accused By Greece
Lake Success, Sept. 30.
Greek deputy Premier Constantin Tsaldaris de- clared today that three Soviet satellites are bold- ly committing "acts of aggression" against Greece even as the Unit- led Nations continues to
Britain Is Rushing Vaccines
In Cholera Outbreak
London, Sept 29. Doctors and laboratory staffs in Britain were to day working round the clock to produce hun- dreds of thousands more cholera" vaccines to supplement the quantities already flown urgently to India and Egypt to help check the danger of new epidemics there.
A
British Overseas Airways Corporation official told Reuter today: "All payable freight space in planes leaving for these areas will be filled with drugs and vaccines. They will be going out all day."
No War For
seek a solution to the Iran Oil
Balkan problém.
Tsaldaris told the
General The
Teheran, Sept. 29. nasistant Premier,
Alatement
con-
1
to
The latest information la that
than half more
million cases of vaccine have gone to India and 40,000 to Egypt in addition to substanilal quantities uf sulfa drugs sufficient treat more than 2,000,000.
Ninety bottles of sterile dia led water and 45 intravenous have transfusion arts, which been prepared at the laboratories! of the Midland Regional Blood Transfusion Service in Birming har, will be despatched by air
to India tomorrow. -
The United States mbassa-peace Invariably found warm dor wrote to M. Mojny that support in the Boviet press. Ground's Holy Name Rally to- during the big tô rộnths re- M. Molotov claimed that it Assembly's 65-natiðn Political Ibrahim Khajenuri, chief of the to say this Committee that "at this very Government's Propaganda day that the "thrensened peace sidence in Russin he . obliged was not possible is a brutal peare based at the to witness an increas flood regarding the reactionary-sup-moment while we are consider Burcsa, said today that he did
diate lon of ported United Statea press
qucation, Albania, not believe Rusain would dare complete captivity atid crushing of half-tratis, of vanquished nations and truths and utter faislands in which not only published lying ing thin
are wage war for Iran's oil, the and slanderous articles regard- Bulgaria and Yugoslavia
and Mr. Khajenuri's
This represents the Midlands wenk peoples of the earth-a United States and overning the Soviet Union and its sending into Greece arms
statesmen wantonnent. peace beperking the
also inflamed munition in increasing amounts followed a radio broadcast last contribution to the national plan will of God-hating men ter- He had tried to overck this hostility among the people.”
with Inercaning boldness."
night on Iran's oll problem, in for aid. British travellers going The Russian article in ques-
out to affected areas are being mined to dominate the wodą”, ] “Incendiary" campaige feeling
He charged that the
repre- which he and public opinion He said "democracy Sinds that to take issue withhe my-on said President Truman was
bloc was divided into three categories: advised to have themselves vac
einated before leaving the 'coun. were firstly, on trial before the world had indirect statemen would "straining for the laurels of the sentatives of the Soviet
those favouring
try. We must change between raply be adding fue to the corporal from Munich," and had had not denied that they
of hatred towels the undertaken a drive for "world sending aid to Greek guerillas, cesalon
Russia; secondly, on behalf of Wall but inatend had resorted
The cholern vaccine is being those who hoped to avoid of- f unity and one of disum, United States which ti Soviet mastery"
" condemn athelatie
produced here from organisma pruss att apparently under- Street financiers. It called Mr.
the United boy, evasion and delaying tactiles to fending
States; "the messenger
thirdly, those who thought Iran bottle and jar that can be press- eultivated in every spare flask, muniam as an enemy of alien taken to kindle in the hearts Truman
bank clerk and tool of the becloud the issue. of the Russian peoples who believe in God and in im.
"The simple fact remains, and should exploit its own of re- The Ambasador sal how-Pendergast machine." ― Reuter
ed Into laboratory service. erica and as profess my woever, that the article
Boris and Associated Press.
It can not be hidden by sophis faith in Catholicism an
Living organisms are then kill-; Gorbator
try," he said, "that Albania erlegniam....I beg that fry Gazette coull net, beduse of
Bulgaria and Yugoslavia have
Mr Khajenuri emphasized to-ed either by heat or antiseptic Cathelle plodge himself Its shorking" characte pass)
been and now are arming bands day that he was expressing his treatment and the vaccine pre- with me before God and his without the strongest test
for the purpose of destroying personal opinion and added, pared in doses sufficient Personal Insul} Blend Mother Miry^^---
the political Independence and Two hundred million Soviets, stimulate natural and-body re-
in each person i afstance ed Press.
territorial integrity of Greece." under the leadership of their
treated. Associated Press.
clever general, are realists and
Menace To Peace
Rochester, N.Y., Sept. Frank Gaunt, publisher of tif
relterated nett newspapers, Russia "the greatest mennee world peace" in replying to Sed charges that he was
flame
111
tise
Therary
assure you the "I must most solemn terms thievery fairminded American tizen. regardless of his itical opinions, will be deeply front- ed by this article and #1 feel] tint he in some way, alius in the personal insult gentibusly offered to President Truhn,"
General Smith said the hei could not recall that Drjveb- ebis ever stooped to greataridi- culo and vituperation dinst the head of an, enemy contry than had Corbatoy agains the Chief Executive of a friedly Sand Allied state.
a varamanga
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"If telling the truth about munjan and exposing the plan as I have been doing is wa mongering, let them make the of it". Gannett avserted in aus to statements by Deputy Soviet eign Minister Vishinsky.
have said and repeat the greatest menace to world to-day in Russia'," Ganuett's
"I cannot belleve that for-Į "batov's article represents the opinion of the Soviet Gon-
ment and therfore request at It must be officially disaved! hand if. contrary to my belle It has the approval, of the Silet Government, I would appreste ment waith. "Herause I stated tha statement to that effect." truth
Vishinsky called me The Soviet Foreign Minter, warmonger, but his calling me wa M. Molotor, declining to adipi monger does not make me one the protest, said that
...
it as
SAHARA TREK
Algiers, Sept. 30. Ten Immigrants trekking across the Sahara in a con- verted military ambulance were obliged to give up near- ty half way when their leader, Robert McKay from Bromley Greek, Ashford, Kent, was badly burned in an accident.
He lies in hospital at Al. plers.
The accident occurred when a tin of petrol caught fire in a room at an inn at Reccan, jest desert pasly where the party stopped for the night in high spirits for the great
оть Sahara adventure
the TOTTOW.—AIraciated PreIS.
KING'S MESSAGE
TO INDIES
to
to
sources without foreign inter- ference.
to
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logical and would not commit A Ministry of Health spokes-
Euch
Co-
man told Reuter that manufac- blunder na war."
chemists and other He said Iran was not afraid turing that international guarantees, private organisations were such as the United Nations operating swiftly and generotis Charter and its friendshiply following the Egyptian and treaty, would collapse-United Indian appeals for help..
London, Sept. 30, The King sent a message to the West Indian Colonies today Press. expressing warm appreciation) of their affirmation of loyalty and allegiance to my person and throne" made at the Montego Bay, Jamulca, conference.
Fighting In Greece
Press
Athena, Sept. 29. dispatches from
|Tax Assessor and of my conviction that the at Arica, near Fiorina.
does his charge make President Tempossible to enter into diss- Felt Some
man, Secretary Marshall, or Jon with the United Ses
Foster Dulles
ciated Press.
warmongers."—A-- Ambassador of Ourbatay's di-
BREAD RATION TO
Ele as the Soviet Governm
ould not bear responsibilityr
Influence
London, Sept. 29. ··
te,
Black Market
The spokesman emphasised that the present British effort was an emergency one. Normally no large quantities of cholera vaccine were produced in Bri. tain, where the disease Is practically unknown,
Those cases which did occur were usually traced to infection suffered abroad.
"I am glad to take this 0p. portunity," the King's message added, "to convey to those de. legates and to my people in all the territories which they re Salonike today reported a six- 000000 | present an Assurance of my hour battle ending at 4 a.m. be
deep interest
in their welfare tween guerillas and local forces
Meanwhile, in Cairo, health will Montego Bay conference
Three civilians and guerillas officers fighting to halt the prove to have been of historie were said to have been killed. spreading of the epidemie In importance in the constitutional The' guerilla band, according to Egypt offered £1,000 reward and economic development of the dispatches, attacked a vil to people denouncing serum all the territories of the Brilage near Florina and burned blackmarketeers, and declared tish Caribbean area.”—Aksociat32 houses in a three-hour bat- that the so-called scrum produc- ed. Press.
ed in "private. laboratories". Molotov Reply
B. Key of Eel Pie Island,
In a third attack, on the vil- seriously threatened public BE MAINTAINED Referring to General Sms Twickenham, expressed confid-] PANAMA DEFENCE lage of Sotira, troops killed ten health.
pinment on the Soviet Fesence today that property taxes
guerillas in a reported hand-lo-| Owing to its scarcity when Paris, Sept. 2. cnerally, M. Molotov said at on his 12-room house. In
hand battle.
the cholera first began, anti- Panama, Sept. 30. Through good late summer hathe Soviet press, more than the
Guire, Bedfordshire, vests and enlarged imports, Francress of only other country,
In the meantime, the Govern- cholera serum laat week fetched, President Enrique Adolfo its bread ration ught to elucidate the ne: would te reduced on the Jimenez told the National Assem. ment announced that Greek 5 a unit in the blackmarket will maintain 200 graines
petuation and the true fact grounds
the house is bly today that the United States casualties in fghting since Oc- and racketeers went into busi- day and will have built up a -e in other countries. ineği. | haunted.
and Panama were at the point of tober 1944 included 316 of-ness a "serum" producers. serve stock by jan. 1 of about the United States.
The tax assessor. H. W reaching agreement on the long-ficers, 2,715 police and gendar With eleven deaths and 140 1,000,000 quintal (25,000 ton! Any move or approach by pe Richards, who sat through the discussed question of American mes and 46,214 civilians killed wheat, the French Government diited States Government night with a group of mediums defence aites,
Panama 'the for the
majority cloned to lay-Reuter,
on Saturday to meet ghosts of | Canal.-Associated Press,
uprising. United Press. the 200-300 years old house, told Key, "I felt some influence present-but I am not satisfled yet."
(even ICE)
tesmen
towards univeral
American Soviet Red Hrrings
LalSuccess, Sept. 30.
The United States today used Russia and her satellites of trying to dirt attention from the real cause of the Balk conflict by dragging in "irrelevant” questio such as the Truman doctrine and the comition of the present Greek Government
At the same time the United Sintes promised to make avail. able to the United Nations As. sembly "every detall" of the American programme of ald to Greece,
Apsley
that
Richards asked for another opportunity to meet the ghosts before he reports to the Aszes- aors' Committee on Oct. 16.
Townsfolk claimed the ghosts have occupied the house
in the
Otto Restoration
Fantasy
Vienna, Sept. 30.
fresh cases officially reported 1944 in Egypt in the 24 hours ending yesterday-the latest figurea available the epidemic showed no signs of abating.-Reuter.
since an enraged father lecked hie daughter and her lover in The official Communist newspaper, "Oesterreichis- che Volkstimme," said today that the United States aimed to install the Archduke Otto Hapsburg as one of the heads of the Austrian Government.
a cellar closet where they re- portedly died.-United Press.
HELPING THE GERMANS
do not nee why the Greed Bo should be made to suffer' eclared, "almply because the Government is not able t be its economy on Greece."
tish Minister of State Hec United States delegate Herschel McNeil replied sharply trucks to V. Johnson made these declarat, charges that
Lace tions before the Briatlon Politi
of British
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Berlin, Sept. 29.
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candidates
+ Fritz
The newspaper did not repeat for under Kurt Schuschalgg. He the name of the source nor state was also at one time leader of Austro-Fascist what type of Government was the Heimwehr, envlaloned.
militia which opposed Hitler but Otto is the eldest son of Em- favoured Mussolini. The British Army and the Royal peror Charles, the last Austro- The Volkstimme sald other Air Force are to lend all available Hungarian Royal ruler, Who American-sponsored
help the overburdened died shortly before his Empire for return to Austrian Govern German continue move
transportation system
dissolved after
leadership were World ment the harvest in the British was
„Indus- troops in Zone of. Germany. cal Committee after calling ate was a primary cause of
War I.. Otto, now about 34, his Mandl, pre-Anschluss tention to what he called "grossalkan disturbances. He said harvest, period from the beginning the monarchy was removed. Actress
The Army also agreed, during the never returned to Austria since trialist and former husband of Hedy Lamarr, Karl calumnies" against the United troops never had been Infof October, until the raiddle of De-
The Volkstimme claimed it Hofer, former Nazi gauleiter of States by Russia and her gatellites |¶e except at
the invitation taber, ta cuetali drastically their
Tyrol, and associates bring of German freight vehicles was also the American aim to the
leader who was hanged at Nuremberg.
The paper claimed that onco these persons were placed power, It would be their job to to produce conditions. "similar that in Greece, where oceans of blood are being shed","c
of
In connection with the American je legally: established Greek which would be switched to harvest bring back Duke Ernest. Star Ernst Kaltenbrunner, exNhi
old programme..
"JANE"
nment.-Associated Press
MISS JANE CAN CHANGE IN THERE WITH "TRIN OTHER MANNEQUIME.
SOS ACE
HUH!-WHAT A „BUNCH OF SHOOTY CUTES!—THEY LOOK RIGHT THROUGH ME. AS IF THEY GUESE MY COSTUMES MADE
OF: WINDOW. CURTAINSI
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It said it was only the presence of the Soviet Union in Austria which prevented "these Amerl- can wish dreams from coming true,"
The newspaper prefaced charges with, "From the United States Senator. Alexander Smith of the Senate Foreign Al- faire":Commities who gave pres-conference in Vienne re Cally He told reporter his
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