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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMREN 35, 1947.'.

U.S. POLICY IN JAPAN Senate Investigation May Be Demanded An Attempt At Socialisation?

"Reds" Blame

Pinks'

LONDON, DEC, 22.

THERE WAS "NOT A WORD OF TRETH" IN THE ALLEGA- TIONS NY LABOUR PARTY CHIEFS

THAT THE COM

WORLD MUNISTS

SABOTAGE THE PRODUCTION DRIVE IN

INDUSTRY, MER. FOLLITI, GENERAL SKERE TARY OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY, DECLARED TONIGHT.

Washington, Dec, 24. An investigation by the Senate into American policies toward Japan may be undertaken when Congress reconvenes early in January. Long bubbling Congressional dissatisfaction with some of the directives United States policy- makers are formulating for Japan burst into the open just before Congress closed its special session prior to the Christmas holidays.

In a speech before the Sennie, Senntur William HARRY Republican

Knowind, of California, turned the spotlight on the policies being pursurd in decentralising coin. 12-lak e.mbines and trade

nonopolies throughout Japan,

Pulling, who was replying yesterday's statemem by the General Secretary of the Labier l'any, Mr. Morgan Phillips, calling on

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bourites to fight an expected paign of sabotage by Cummansin- and their fellow travellers during the casing monks, said: "We isted increase appeal to the workers to stuction long before Mr. Phillips, or the Labour Party,

The Communist Party is proud of what its members have done in in- Justly and agriculture, and in the pit..

"It is the Labour Government that * sabotaging production. It is cutting lewa capital expenditure on which he future production of the conary depends,

"It is checking the production of houses, schools, hospitals, and health entres. It is surrendering Beitsin to American big business.”—Reuter,

DIPLOMATS ON TRIAL

Identifying the policy as FEC: 230, the Californian said it was a "very um-Anglo-Saxon philoso- phy', unacceptable to Americans,

The proposals, originating the Army and State Departments cure to be known as FEC 230 after American representatives on the Far Eastern Commission sub. mitted them to that body for ap- pe vial. The proposals also were handed to occupation authorities. in Japan for their information and comment. Soon afterward they breame known to American business interests. They criticis Jed the plons as aiming at the

socialisation of Japan,

Before the Fur Eastern Com- mission got around to acting on the American pr-posals, the State

Gale In Vienna

Vienna, Dec. 22. Five were today reported killed and over 100 Infüred In a

Kale racing "over Vienna for the past 15 hours.

Many buildings were ruin- ed ́and thousands of bricks and tiles were blown down Into the streets. Several - rond, were blocked by de-

bris.-Reuter,

Nehru Visit To Britain

London, Dec. 23. Department withdrew them ask- miastoner for India in London The Office of the High Com- ing the Commission to cease con- videring the document for the in a statement issued today tine hting as the Department declared that India's Premier. wished to make "some technical | Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, "ha corrections."

Every intention of accepting the long-standing and friendly in-

Norway's Gift To London

LONDON, DEC. 22. HUNDREDS OF CHILD- REN MADE A PILGRIMAGE IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE TODAY WHEN THE WORKS MINISTER,

MR. CHARLES KEY, OFFICIALLY RECEIV. ED FROM THE NORWEGIAN AMBASSADOR A 48-FEET TALL CHRISTMAS TREE SENT BY THE PEOPLE OF OSLO.

Children crowding on the lions and the base of Lord Nelson's tree column, gazed up at the glittering with tinselled Brow and strips of silver mper usel) for anti-radar, puspuses by the Royal Air Force during the war.

The Norwegian Ambassador raid the tradition of having A Christmas tree was very old in Norway during the war Norwe ginn ships ventured through all dangers to bring back a sprue? tree from Norway so that King

might Haakon

look at one grown on his native soll,

"The tree is the expression of the admiration we Norweglus feel for the people of London for ning the war," the Ambassador the great part they took in win-

added.—Reuter.

Nuernberg. Dec. 23. Twenty-one former German 230 from the Far Eastern Com- diplomats and officinis pleaded mission and the State Departmentment," but added that no date innocent when arraigned before have brought only evasive

for Mr. Nehru's visit to Bri- *** U.S. Military Tribunal. They plies.

tain has yet been fixed.

Efferts to obtain copies of FEC vitation of the British Govern- Christian

Colleges

He could only come "when In China

conditions in India permi Pandit Nehru, to leave the country," it was stated.

The reports

are charged with committing The State Department says 230 crimes against peace and huis a For Easte071 Commission manity.

document and can be had only FEC in The court fixed Jan. 6 as the from that body. The starting date for the trial. urn, says the proposed directive originated with the United States Baron Ernst von Weizsaccker is and that is up to American chief defendant, He officials to maite it public.

Secretary of was

It the Statt Department con- about the purposes of the visi State in the German Foreign tinues fo call the document were entirely unauthorised, the Office. He was serving as Ger- Japanese affairs by a Senaic

"secret," “ያ! Investigation erficial statement said, man Ambassador to the Vatican Committee may result-Associat ut war's end-Associated Press. ed Press.

the formerly

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SQUIBB

COEDICINAL

and rumours

New York, Dec. 28. The United Board for Chris- dan Colleges in China reported today that more than $500,000 -en worth of equipment bas sent to 13 Christian colleges in China during the past year. "The visit is intended pri

The executive secretary, Dr. marily to serve as a manifesta- Robert J. McMullen, said next tion of the desire of the Prime year's plans include "providing Minister of India and his col- more adequate equipment, mil- leagues to maintain relations of ing enrollment, raising standards cerdial friendship with the and increasing the emphasis on Prime Minister and Govern- development of Christian char. ment of the United Kingdom.”] acter." --Reuter.

IN RUSSIAN HANDS?

Vienna, Dec. 23.

The American-licenced Vien-

Dr. McMullen added that every effort would be made to improve the faculty "and pay more sull able salaries."

Commenting on last #pring's student strikes in many Chinese colleges he said "studenta in Christian colleges have been leas prone than those in Government interrupt their

Institutions

to

na newspaper Wiener Kurier to studles and express feelings on

day claimed that M. Paul Kats- char of the Ministry of Trans-

pational and international issues

port, who disappeared mysteri- by strikes and varndeg."--Unite;l ously on Dec. 6, was being held|

In

Russian concentration camp at Wiener Neustadt.

Presa.

London, Dec. 29. Katscher vanished the day be- Indian patrols killed morn fore he was due to leave for than 100 ralders in an attack Geneva to report to the Inter- ou two raidera concentrations national Transport conference in the Poonch area of Kashmir, on the Internallenol distribu- the Indian Defence Ministry an tion of rallway wagons-Reu- nouneed tonight, New Delhi

Radio said.—Reuter.

German Steel King

Sent To

Prison

Nurember, Dec. 22.

Friedrich Flick, former German steel king said to have been Germany's richest man at the end

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of the war, was today sentenced to seven years' Imprisonment for war crimes by a Unit- ed States tribunal here after a trial lasting eight months.

Ho was found guilty of1dividuals can no longer be rimes involving slave labour | Justised," he declared. and plunder of occupied terri-| The indictment contained flye torioa.

points, covering slave labour, Point threa of the Indictment plunder of occupied territories. -partiiineption In the Nazi Nazi Aryanisation, membership "Aryanisation"

programme of the SS. was withdrawn.

With Flick in the dock were flyờ gf his associates, three of whom were acquitted on all ac- -counts.

Bernard Welas, Flick's nophow, was found guilty of participation in the slave la- bour programme, and sentenced to two and a half years' impri- sonment.

Ola Steinbrinck, former 68 general and Flick's principal} assistant, roceived a five-year sentence.

Flick was found guilty on the first, second and fourth, Stein- brinck on the fourth and fifth, and Weiss on the first.

The time already spent in prison was to be included in the calculation of all three son- tences-Router.

CHINESE GIRL'S DEGREE

Chicago, Dec. 23. Rose Hum Lee probably lar the first American girl of Chill:. ese ancestry, to receive a Dos tor of Philosophy-degree-in:j: The President of the court Sociology from the University Mr. Charles Stars, rejected the of Chicago. That's what Uni Tefence claim that the accused, yerally officials angounded after jing private Industriallite,

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