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THE CHINA MA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1948.

UKRAINE REVOLT RUMOURS SAID TO BE "TRUE" "Ike" To SAKHALIN A "SIBERIA" GANDHI"

FOR INSURGENTS

(By Robert A. Hurton)

Shanghai, Feb. 7.

A well informed diplomatic source said here today that rumours of a large scale Ukranian revoli reach China-which Dr. Chen Li-fu twice denied reporting to newsmen-are quite true and that the Russians are using "Sakhalin island off the coast of Siberia as a "Siberia" for Ukranian insurgent elements.

This source charged that the Russian ship "Dvina,"

STAMPS

New Delhi, Feb. 7. The Indian Postal De- partment has decided to Issue special stampa in of Mahatma

memory Gandhi

The stamps, which will be of 25 and 12 Annas de nomination, with be avail- able next mouth.-Reuter,

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which received world-wide blicity early in British January when it nearly sank off the Japanese

coast, was carrying 750 Ukranian prisoners to Steamer

Washington, Feb. 7. The United States

service-

Write His Memoirs

Washington, Feb. 7.

Grn. Dwight D. Eisenhower. who steps down today as U.S. Army Chief of Staff, will forego fishing vacation to begin work immediately

It

memoirs.

on

his

thr

my

He told a news conference at Pentagon Builting that he wante "praside some security for family." The General said He hopes to get well started on his nemaire, for fre he reports tu Columbia University, where he will breiane president on June 7.

felt these parting to

More pay for soldiers in Korea and the remote islands of the Pavisc Sakhalin. He said that they had been brought

a bolster a dangerous drop in re across Russia from the Ukraine and were

eriting. The Army nowe is ENO, being sent by ship from Vladivostok to Sak-made its biggest drug-songgling hau beluss its authorized strength an!

the past months with the disdropping steadily. halin. This, he claimed, was the rea- ft Mocy to handle had anvers of 15 H», of opium on board a British strainer in New York hat the sourc son why American assistance | postwar resurgence,

༢༢:༣་༣། ། offered to the ship was refused, I said, when Russia tok over The raid was made toward despite the fact that the ship | Bastern Poland where Ukranian end of the past year, the Treasury was in danger of sinking with rebel elements had f:d when Deparment said. The resul, whose a long of all on hand.

the Sochin tonk over the Ukraine after the Russian Re

The diph matte sourer sald that White Russlan satioe on a Scandinavian ship which renou propa ( rently took cargo from Shan,

volution. Enstorn Poland has a Ukranian population of 4,000

After World War H. he said hai Sakhalin reported noest 11 rebet edments made the sad talking to Ukranian slave WIN back to The tikrame (1 labourers in Hakhain, They carry on a full-sende revolution. were in chains and anloaded stree, there was no longer any

his ship.

informaty

plate for them to Be for free

Reign Of Terror

The autor is reported to have| Com. asked as any of them as pos- sibl where they came from Each one answered in a whisper

Ta næet this, Kaganovich has "Ulerante." He could not instituted a reign of terror pos

from. way 17307. them breat sp of the cluse watey to stamp out all traces of unrest in the Ukraine and in by Russian soldiers, h.

eastern Poland, this surve san! He is shipping all questionable people 1 Sakhalm island.

"And we knew what is hap

L- thean there from:

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21.

In Chains The sailor it the sogrel penib: ibat he could nat sleep on the lun al nght heen s of the Prim, rhythone sound the chams

the labourers made as they [diayyed stugpildy over the drek with each step they touk

This 20 Pr said that revolu Tomary treuble in the Ukraine prably started 10 months

Var aro when the bruthor of Stalin's third

Lazar wife, Kaganovich, Wils sent to the kraine on a special minder for Stalin, This mission, the

said, was In Iranian revolutionary move

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Kaganovich is cu of Stalin's most trusted intimates, be said As has been commissar communications in Russia.

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This incident was the highlight in

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which showed that both Bruggling and enunterfeiting of

American

ruttency had Bereansid | during the past year-Reuter

what the White Resian sailor sad and from reports of reach-] ng Shanghai from Chin ar m Legals eva patel grom the is tan Thy retorted that was a slave labour mul,"

Al onwhile,

2. Congress should pass Jegàlas

10 continue the Women's Army

with

| Corps, which goes out of existatter by June 30, He said the Army would fare a critical si wation if it had in replace

WACS overstas soldiers,

1. Higher pay for Aray officers, particularly

Trum in the grades second lieutenant throtigli colonel.

Regarding his memoirs, Eisenhusver said “I hope I can write womething my conscience will sell me is to come out, Otherwise it won't be pus kisar 1, tinited Press,

U.S. Press Comment On Chinese Criticisms

New York, Feb. 7.

The "N.Y. Herald-Tribune,” in an editorial today, noted the bitter attacks on American policy in Japan by the Chinese Press, pointing, out that "even the most respected newspapers such as the Ta Kung Pão1 joined in "firing these broadcasts..... that the American pro- gramme for Japanese economic recovery would make other Asiatic countries mere sup- pliers of raw materials for Japanese factories.” "Caution must be used in re, clothing in suficient amounts to viving Japan....but it is out of make life satisfactory.... Econo- of the the question as part

to maintain Japan. mic stability in Japan is essen

There itial to the welfare of both China as an Astatic poorhouse. suppress Ukranian revslutionary skreis no hopo in building democracy and the United States."

The "San Francisco Chronicle," dus Maurer said, all Grin Japan unless the people of the

country have work, food and in

In an editorial, says that "thero Cathel Church hishops in rae

Hubstantial

why Americang should get news from Japan

fast and straight. The success of our occupation policica

Movemen La

ru Plaud have been jailed. The Greek Catholic Church is put in a concentration cump the official faith of the Vikranthe city of Grodek.

"hurch, he said.

Are

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reasons

jans although it was for- The Russians, he said. with in Japan is as important in that bidden in the Ukraine in favour their usunt thoroughness, have theatre as our German occupation

policies Europe. ** The Russian Orthodox probably eresied the Ukranian

"And anthough Gen. MacArthur revolt and Kaganovich's return

in the

the immediato instrument Mosenw probably indicates American policy in Japan his is that there is no more threat to not the ultimate responsibility for Russia power in the Ukraine that policy. Responsibility for United Press,

In Bastien Poland, he said. all Greek Catholic priests who refused to change their faith to Russian Orthodoxy have been

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Ban On Journalist

"Gen. MacArthur, therefore, appears to tread oa dangerous ground when ho excludes Comp- Iton Pakenham, correspondent for |'Newsweek,' from the privilego of covering Jupan news for the de- clared renson that Pakenham was associated with Japanese of deep- rooted feudalistic and militaria-

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performing his job be a пown- Despite ilie weather, waleh lieve the crew who are now un gatherer he should le charges because as the Tokyo Correspon- had prevented relief by ship or their 40th day without rellef,

dents Club points out "such a rocket line, Captain Britow de

They are all well but their policy would confer upon public livered the goods. The plane

offeinis the right to select those hovered over the lighthouse and provisions are running low. The who may write about them--turn

into The supplies were lowered on a weather makes it impossible to ing correspondents

press 100-fo.t wire cabin to the ligh attempt relief at present.-Reuter agents."--United Press. thouse crew of three.

Among the hundreds of people vahu watched the helicopter's progress from land was

named Edna Davey, the 10-year old sweetheart of Stanley Mac- Clary, acting head-ketper of Wolf Rock.

They planned Lo announce their engagenment when he was relieved, for he and his two comprades were due to be reliev ed. They had been reduced to Iron rations, and it was estimat- ed they exhausted their supplies yesterday.

Radio communication between the lighthouse and the mainland has been broken for nearly О fortnight.

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