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AMERICA'S CHINA POLICY Roundly Condemned By "Fortune" Writer Peninsula

"Turn The Clock All Is Not

Back Ten Years" Well In

Sung Sing Riot Trial

Shanghai, Feb. 13.

A special court will be set up to try two Sung Sing Cotton Milters, Yang Kitang-ming and Hu Pac-liang, who have ali wedly confessed to being Communist agents, nevirding to Chinese

this reports storning.

New York, Feb. 12.

A decade of fumbling American policy toward China is blamed by a "Fortune" magazine writer for a situation in which the U.S. may lose "an entire continent as ally in its battle for the basic liberties."

Herrymon, Maurer, writing in "Whether the whole at. Amin the February issue, says emotion stands or falls before the impact has ruled American reaction to of the messianie nationalism of China and, in the critical summer Russian Communism, whether the Yany, who was employed as a of 1944, it "came closer to break-U.S. wins or loses an entire con- eppereanth at the mill, is reing China than seven years of tinent as sily in its battle for the bic liberties-this heavy | ported by the Municipnd Press War"

"Maurer sited the bewildering question hangs on what happen ¦ Other to have stated that he

variety of ideas and activities by ed between China and the US. ained the Cumbanks Party in Americans associated with U.S.during a period of brief but un- Chungkinge tn 1946. He came Chinese relations during the past berally Interse contact. The the Shangha In July ef that decade: Patrick Hurley, George

rge failure of this stretch of history, year and has iner contracted Marshall, Wendell Willkle, Clor-made the more conspicuous by members of his party. He re

E. Gauss. CACO

Joseph Stilwell, the few bright spots in it. has Albert Wedemeyer at length become apparent. Seared a one named Wang Yi.Cordell Hull,

and

"Por the Chinese there is hop athers. y mine who gave Lim advice and derertions in entarting fellow shall mission, he said. U.S. policy handed

Since the failure of the Mar- fonly of anther miracle ripty-

resistance.

For the Commmmalat members.

|"when it found time to glance at Americans there is hope only for

China, anw a confusion that exti

mirnentous overthrow of the Some Just ten years of history in favour while I was working to enlist Iargely in Its own mind.

men wanted to send advisers to +1 an older policy that the ten wapathizers for his party he China but no money; others want years themselves overthrow."- found very few suitable

van-ed to send money but could not

United Press, see how to get the

"Little effort

Yane further stated tha

**ch

was mad to clear

ths made on more effort than Hull

The Paolong cant that his the confusion away, Pey-mak

aly et a

Comma purty was the subinde in 1947 to examen the old mission - an bgraphient pollee of Hay, Hughes and Stim

son. For ten years the old policy sketch to the party Through

had been seattled wherever it Yany as evidence of porti Eil.

camo in conflict with any other Router.

desire or even whim....

Salonika Takes Its Revenge

Salonika, Feb. 12.

The Grook Army today returned triumphant with the capture of 121 guerrillas who shelled Salonika on Tuesday and in a carnival-like spectacle paraded "them before howling Salonikans who jabbed them with sharp sticks and polted them with unsavoury missiles.

About half of the city's war, lobbed mortar shells into the swollen populat

F 480,000 | heart of the elty two days ago. tuned out and waited hours for The jam been so great that the Greek worthern Army's "vie- the military parade was not able tory parule of captives, men wheto pass down Timiski Street a

scheduled bit was detoured two blocks the waterfront drive.

The spectneln was regarded as the Greek Amy's bid to quiet public feeling over the stelling af Salonika in which one Briton and

several

townspeople Shanghai. Feb. 13. killed and nearly a score wound- Businessmen returning to their ed

Severe Jolt

For Shanghai

to

were

offices after the Chinese New Year The captives were sullen and holiday today reveived # Fevere indrose and most of them doubt- jail as the government announc-less expect galek execution.

da sugiler import quota for February until July,

According to the announcement, February April quota will limit importa US$30,000,000, con i pored with US$13,000,000 in the preceding quarter and the quote for May-July will be "about the

The gueria line straggled along two or three abrensi, braded by khalti uni- wolnih wearing

The

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Canton, Feb, 12. More than 12 speedboats of the Chinese Navy bave made it so tancomfortable for pientes and bandily that Cant n-Hong Kong

river steamers have been ably to navigate The Pearl T night.

at

Shanghai

Shanghai, Feb. 13.

The first indication that all is not well with the local depart. store industry.riginally ment introduced here some 30 years: ago by some overseus Chinguez- came to day with the auainee In that ong "fairly targ extablishment has submitted * petit n to the Municipal Social Affairs Bureau for permission to discharge 50 per crat, of its

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The afficial response is being awalted with close interest I both capital and taboter interests if the city as a positive answer will establish a

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Meanwhile, the workers of the for store which has petitioned permission to retronel are suid to

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Meanwhule, provincial detach ments were reported pushing their anti-banditry campaign the central districts around tan- ton with some

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Press.

Impasse In Tokyo

Political

Crisis

Tokyo, Feb. 13.

Efforts to select a new Prime Minister for Japan at the conference of the chief secretaries of the four major political parties reached an im- passe yesterday as the Liberal insistence on the formation of a Cabinet under the leader- ship of their head, Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, was opposed by the other three parties.

Although the conference will members. it will not be newspted form.

today, political by Mr. Yoshida, woman marched briskly, continue

the crowd's негчени doubt unflinching under

whether any The outgoing Prime Minister. T'he guerillas paended { agrement will be reached. Mr. abuse.

Mr. Katayams, told the press two miles to a military prison Yoshida remains opposed to it that he preferred a coalition Hear the Greek Army Corps

coalition Government.

regime "even if it is destined The new ouolas are disappoint. Headquarters

where they with

Meanwhile, the Ryokufukai | to be short lived." ing many trader, especially imjawait their fate.

largest group in the Upper The procedure recently has been porters who expected slight re

When told of press reports laxation in trade control now that to

execute ak guerillas found | House), approved a resolution which predicted the formation the US$18,000,000 stopgap aid has armed, and most of this group calling for the establishment ef of a second Katayama Cabinet. heen approved by Congress and a were armed. Corns officials said | a Liberal headed National Coali. he said he had given no thought 1188570,000,000 long-range ald the Army killed 140 other guerillas tion Government,

tite suggestion which programme is almost a certainty, who took part in the shelling.-

Although this might meet he described as "a thing of the -United Press,

United Press.

with the approval of the Liberal future."-Reuter,

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