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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1948.

FOUR BILLION DOLLARS

L

VOTED FOR EUROPE AID

Washington, June 12. The Senate Appropriations Committee voted US$4,000,000,000 for the European Recovery

JEWS

FOR

Programme late today: That would restore PALESTINE

most of the slashes voted by the House of Re- prosentatives.

The Committee voted unanimously to put the vast aid programme on a 12-months basis instead of the 15 months approved by the House.

The effect of the action is

to give the Economie Cooper Greece

tion Administration a total of

US$6,055,000,000 instead of the

US$5,300,000,000 asked by the Wants

administration.

Senator Styles Bridges, chair- de- man, said the Commillee's

cision' represented an increase of US$30,000,000 over the House approved figures for the Econo-. inle Cooperation Administration.

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While the Committee was un- 'animous

on shifting the pro- gromme from 15 months back to

12-month basis, there strong disagreement,

the total amount to be given ECA.

Angry Disputo

over

Negotiations

Marsellles, June 12. Two Jewish Immigrant ships slipped out of lonely French havens overnight, carrying nearly 1,000 new citizens far Israel.

The landing-craft Altalena lett Port do Boue with 300 Jewish volunteers and a shipment of

arms.

Almost at the same time the auxiliary schooner Marie Annie, nationality unknown with 130 Jewish men, women, and children nhoor sailed from a Jonely breakwater near Lake Otat, 35 kilometres west of Marseilles.

Dockets stopped loading wat like material on the "Alfelena" because of threats by North Afilem Arabs, the port officials reported.-Reuter.

POP

YOU'LL 'AVE TO

GET MR mi NEW BROOM

THE ANDih's Como OFF

THIS ONE TWICE-

Correspondence

Most Unfair?

the

the

ed in anti-Ameritdh agitation. to inform

Athene, June 12. The Greek Government today Instructed ils representative al the United Nations Mr. Trygve Lie that Greece was prepared to negotiate with. Bul- garis for establishing normal Ulpiomatic relations. The Govern- ment also instructed its Ambas-

to the United States sador

"to negotiate with the Balgartan Am- baseador if approached by him personally.

among

ot.

on

Clean, sweep!

- AND NOW THE

TOP'S COME OFF!

CHINESE HANGED. IN TOKYO

Two

FINNISH SHIP

-IN COLLISION

were

of

should now depend on American Lir-Week after week Mr. H.G.W, Bld. I wonder if Mr. Woodhead Woodhead has been given con-

could state who stands to gain siderable space in the columns of more through friendly relations Americans or

Takyo, June 12. the "Sunday Herald" to vent His with Chinthe

Chinese mallonais hatred

Chinese? against China and

Furthermore, would Mr. Woodhead state why hanged early today for hacking Chinese in the course of his at Americans are so keen about to death another Chinode in Koba tacks on Chinese University and

he marketing their goods in Chinh last Oct. 14. School students who are engag

and why

they

They were Lla Ho, alios ften have, by every While I do not for one moment means at their disposal, contriv- Po, and Chin Chen Chow. They convicted by E United to usurp activities

the commanding were condone the

of the ed

Army Military the Staten Eighth students concerned, I do feel that position held by Britain in Mr. Woodhead has been most un

Far Enst? Are

the Americans Continission of the brutal slaying DISCORD IN

fale, in that he has so far only flooding Chine with their goodsfo 1st Kichl, A member

aut presented one side of the story.

of sheer kindness, without the Chinese Military Mission wat

·SCANDINAVIA

on the bench; the alde of a prejudiced foreign. hope of reward or return? Morcow, June 12.

General Douglas MacArthur I certainly do not subscribe to The Soviet Army newspaper

As Mr. Woodhead has already the view that Japanese compett-approved the death sentences an Reporters outside the Com-

Bulgarie

Red Star wrote today of "discord stated in one of his carier artion is peaceful industries should May 13-Associated Press, was reported four mittea room could hear angry days ago to have proposed a rea-tries."

the Scandinavian coun- Heles, the majority of the Uni-be suppressed. I am just won-

versities and Colleges in said toration of relations with Greece,

Chins dering how, in the light of past voices. Benator Bridges

Its diplomalle correspondent have an American later some Committee members broken since the peace treaty was said that reality had shown that it is an undisputed fact that the such competition

background. history, Aniericans will react to In the future wanted more money for

London, Jung 12. the ratified by Cresce lust Gelober, attempts to establish a military-Chinese, as a whole, have shown when it threatens the existente European

programme, and yesterday the United Nations political bloc in northern Europe ald

of their own Industries, Will

The 2,410-ton Finnish steamer a preference for education others wanted less. But he de.

cald the proposal has been passed and to include it in the western American lines rather than Bri history repeat itself and will an Finnborg collided today in dense cilned to discuss what had on to the Grook Government Union had met with grave difficultish and that it is the aim

War other Pariile of

tako place tog with the United States shin one on in the dispute.

Reuter

ties.

practically ali Chinese students when the Americans find them-Southport (8,146 tons) about 10 Washington and London ware to have an opportunity of "con- selves licked to a sindstill in the miles north of Alverney, Chan- Bucharest, June 12. ; following the Scandinavian nego-tinuing their studies in America.

commerce nel Islands. Rumania recognised the

The information reached Lon. State tiptions very keenly, the Reti Star This Rituation has been brought by the wary mail resourceful Jap?

Time will tell. of Israel and its government as added, and were exerting every about by reason of the fact that

in don a Lloyds, mesinge from from June 11, it

I would seem, to those who Niton officially effort to secure an outcome that while the British have, in the was

Radio, Istc of Wight, announced last night.Associated would comply with their aspira- past, concerned themselves with take a long range view of world which picked up a wireless sig- Press,

the promotion of trade with affairs and who are not.oblivious nal from the Southport. China,

to the fact that America is ta the Americans,

by Anding

Rederibolaget Themselves

day embarked unible

• polley of Zachariaresen and Company, and to compete world domination, that the agita against the British, have directed

registered at Nystug. the Finn- tlon of the students their efforts

from against

Stux. towards winning

borg was bound Africa, to over the Chinese through educa American aid for Japan is based North

a Northern an the

fact that they realise England port-Reuter. Chinese students

that America is bave, there, only too well fore, boen chiefly educated by playing a very dinister game,

Mr. Woodhead has gone to con Aunerican teachers on American lines. Through what they have siderable lengths to criticize the undoubtedly learnt in school and Chinese people and Government through American propaganda is for their ineficiency and short-

The provincial authorities look other spheres,

Chinese students comings in certain directions as

He urgent action thir afternoon to cumpared to the Japanese, have come to learn that in free-as omitted to mention the res destroy a fresh landing of Colora- dom loving America, Americanstrictions under which the Chi- do battles on the Scheldi Estuary have, when confronted with caress have laboured in the past bank. tain situations, resorted to agit and the fact that while the in- tion, MDES demonstration and

Senior Arthur Vandenberg, elairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, had led the appeal for restoring the House

cuts.

# appeared personally before the Appropriations Kroup pleat for carrying out the programme authorised by

gress,

full Can-

ig cuiting the foreign aid up- propriations, and spreading it from 12 months tn 15 months, Semtor Bridges sald the House actually allowed ECA US$3,200,- 000,000 on a 12-months basis.

150,000,000 for ald to Japan and Koreu,

tions.--Reuler.

SOVIET ON ASIA

DEVELOPMENT

Ootacamund, June 13.

included in this figure was USS- For the first time since the economic administration cooperation for the Far East sassione started at Dotacamund, the Soviet delegation today in a long speech dotailed with a statistical survey the necessity to develop countries of Asia and the Far East "in the ocbnomic 'sonso.”

The Senate Committee lifted this US$150,000,000 out of the ECA funds and placed it in the programme for relief in occupied arcas.Associated Press.

CHINESE SHIP SEARCHED

tion:

world of trade and

an

Owned

FIGHT AGAINST

BEETLES

Brussels, June 12.

Belgian Army jeeps were being

Claiming "all right to speak Fenry F. Groey's statement pn, wherein mub law is invar- once by

thew ends. American cinema ese would stand for no interfer- spray the potato crop with DDT.

la

even lynching in order to gain dustrious and aggressive Japan- rushed to tarins tonight to help foreigners in their af- The Belgian Ministry of Agri- on the development of the foreign aid to the ECAFE región|||A

announced that beetle national industries in ECAFE" and sold countries should not sub lably glorified, have also had a fairs, the Chinese allowed them culture

deep and foreign

selves to be used as pawns in a grubs had been found on potalo Impression on lasting He capital, Col. Gen. Novikov sald such mit

districts.- several the Chinese.

The position is the same plants development is a problem of particularly referred to Burma's The entire responsibility for today-there can be no denying Reuter.

has

the agitation

the fact that America is playing taking place

havoc with China's internal at- China today

say rest faire by the judicious use of the with the Americans themselves, mighty dollar.

the first magnitude.

to

petroletim production

that

The solution, lie added, lay "on not been renabilitated during the Shanghai. June 13. the wide mobilisation and util- three years after the war. Customs inspectors falë Täär "sation-of-trese countries:-internal

Urgent Necessity night swooped down

the possibilities" and the equality of Chinese reparatiana steamer, Hai sovereignty and mutual economic Ngoh, which, according to a secret benefits. report, carried a large quantity

on

Luf smuggled Japanese, goods.

This was the first time en: off-

the

as it is only that students

must,

game.

logical to expect conclusion allow ene to re should endeavour mind Mr. Woodhead of the words to put into practice what they Pakistan commended the "Ko-

they sow, so shall they The Boylet delegate claimed vlet's proposal as "logical, straight have learnt when they feel that spoken by the Master long ago: the

well being of their country "A effective, correct and honest." development *at Japan'a

is threatened. Perhaps if Chi reap." The India delegate, declared nese students were educated ac

SIMPLE SIMON, pence-Industries - in- not against,

took a wholly incorrect cording *ther people's intereats

to British standards but Grady

view and India never refused there would be none of the agita "may create favourable condi scarcbed

tien batwaan Japan and other "protection of a reasonable retion which is taking place today countries.

turn on foreign capital."

as the British proceed about unai- General

added "at the pre

present de-tera in a more dignified and licate stage of India's Industrial sober manner. development we must adopl Mr. Woodhead continually ro

cial Chinese Government repara- tions vessel had been

for contraband.

The results have not been an- nounced,United Press.

Novikov referred to

Of

Soviet Hints

More Trouble

-Berlin, Jund 12.

Official Soviet nows sources today hinted of possibla new irritations to the Western Allies in retalia- tion for the recent Wöstern `unpleasantness to the Soviota.

power

no

actual

haus.

necessary safeguards against thefers to the old. which Ainèrica i

Dots Mr. repetition of economic and/poli-has given to China.

eal domination from which wa Woodhead seriously belleve that have only just emerged." full such ald is being given to

Does Mr. Woodhond

GENERALS

GERMAN

New Delhi, June 12. It was officially announced that the Government of India and the Holy See have decided to ex- change diplomatic tons.

The Holy See will be at Nun- cloture level and the Government of India at legation level.-Asso- alated Press,

TO CONSULT

LEADERS

Borlin, June 13.

India's delegate added assist China purely out of altruistic General Lucius D. Clay, U.S. Military Governor, ance to the ECAFE region is an motives? "even more urgent nbcessity than expect any salle person to Marshall aid to Europe-Asso~|| that there are no strings at tached to such alt? Cull Mr. Woodhead say for a Cortilpty that the present Chinese lenders have not entered ihto

ciated Press.

GREEK TROOPS

ACCUSED

by the Gamert

said today that he and Lieut-Gen. Sir Brian Robertson, British-Military-Governor, would hold talks with German-leaders-this-week con--- cerning the establishment of a new Federal Government for Germany.

General Markos" "Free" Greek ed, perhaps not immediately and takes part in these discussions occupation zones.

placed persons in the Western

here.

MOUNT OLYMPUS

FIGHTING

keerst pact or berecht with the American

Where

Whether General Pierre for liquidating the DP problem. In will, in con- Koenig,

Commander-in-Chief Western Germany. There are Belgrade, June 12, The Russians have it within their power to apply

sideration of such aid, be grant of French forces in Germany, still approximately 400,000 dis- Government today accused Greek during the lifetime of the pre depends on action pressures which, while not sufficient to drive

Government troops of the mass sont Chinese leaders,

taken by but at some

"Passage of the DP bill, to- the Allies out of Berlin, could be used to make murders of women and children, future date, concessions in China the French Parlament on the

gether with the opening of according to radio reports heard which will serve to enslave the recommcnulations. of the Lon-Falestine to immigration should, their lives decidedly uncomfortable.

Chinese for years to comb?

don Sik-Nations Conference, in the course of a few years, For instance the Russians | British demands for removal of When 120 chlidren tried to If Mr. Wooditead feels that the he added.

pretty well clear out the DP control all Berlin's electricity the Soviets from the Rundfunk-cape from the village of Burome Chinese are ungrateful and not Clay reported this at a press population" Clay said.-Associat-

supply. While there

during the recent Government deserving of any ald, I believe conference which WOB mainly led Press. has been

The Russians have been high-offensive in threat

Rumella, Govern- that he would do well to advise concerned with the Russian stop- from any official source that ly vocal in their attacks on the ment troops gave chase and kill-tris American friends that the page of goods shipments between

London switches might be pulled, there for a formal counter-move whith old mba whis

agreement with plans ed all the children, women and beat thing they could possibly Western Germany and Berlin.

fell into thirdo would t to cut of Germany into have been mounting rumours is not clear, but it is generally hands, it was alleged.

"We want to get as forge a parl Theirselves entirely free from

this Govern- in the last couple of days that agreed in Western quarters that News of the slaughter way leave the Chinese to their own inent as can and will join it" this might occur. And there they will probably rehet elther given by the few survivors who devices.

After afl. China and General Clay said. is the object lesson of Southern | by forming a separate East Ger- monazed to excope and were res- the Chinese existed thousands of -Asked wheilter German r00- The guerillas have gained a new Korts.

mum-state-or-by-increasing-pres-und by the guestling, the report yours ago without-American-did-postse-to-the-Government-pro-position in the foothills of fount The Russians never lot the eure on the Westerners in Westerners forget that they have hope of forcling them to withdraw wintrol over the angle highway from Berlin, or both, connecting Berlin with Western Germany. They have eut it

On the matter of a - separate once briefly and in the last couple Western eptrendy, the Russians. of days, the Sovieí oficial news have stated, and it is generally bureau warned that the British accepted as a fact, that they are insistence on the Soviet evacu prepared to laulich helt own tion of Ruhtlunklinus (Soviet

currency reform. In Eastern Ger- radio station within the British many the moment the Western tone) might force the Boviets to Allies let uito effect the reform; thke almilar action.

plans for the Westera Chaos would

result

WEY

.

Round To Reds

tha | added-Reuter.

Athens, June 13

and there is no reason why they posal was sufficiently enthusias Olympus at the houth of the

Blue Whale Faces Extinction

Landan June 12,

J. E. Hamilton wrote in the Nature Magazine. today that the blue fin whale population was being reputedly depleted by the present rate of kill in the Antarctica and may face extinction like the American buffalo.

Canal

↑ Stoppago

from Mr. There are even more such a double-pronged action ----aldious -ways of halting high which none of the occupation.

with Powers are anxious to contém- communication Western Germany. The Rus- plate.

The Russians appear to have alan-sponsored Berliner Zel-, tung carried story that the won the round with thy, fri-} bridge of the Auriin autobahn tish on the Rundfunkhaus dis- is urgently

Mr." Hamilton, writing from, the blante for this on the fact need of repairs. fo

pute. Obviously, such repairs

would

Most observers belleve that the Stanley, Falkland Islands, said that the Internation agreement on „ör.. qouid „elona,,road traffic.

permitted Immature, British chose a poor time for the there were three clear signs Whaling

Temale whale to be killed Be- The canals which supply food long-expected action. It is also of reduction:

population to agreed that the relison älven for

In the rally or ab- tore they had a chance to bear the huge animals of calves in that the are the demand was palpably shạl- lo stoppage by low.

redkons Secondly, it the reduced pop-ofrecivo i prondylij Stock such

The British ate Innocent

been 1xbu, lho tów to neeldents n

not expected bargo, sinking at strategic points, lo press the point in view of the portion in the folal catch.

Build" that the neures Hos Also such possibilities ware | Soviet's fat relection and it

nike of lure remates with cided on by tho parchment as the

blug h

wlinles

to

the

also

in the riduct p

Tataillon said the der- whales and

brought to the forefront, as a desenarilly fell that the only result cintake. Bult of the Boylet's strong, rence possible was to apply another, fre: We are inunt tion loothe Landon Els Power Tilt to which the Bowl toget Agreement, the prongacin of curs certainly will try to and flore cantage of "Cregiunt: tómates were well, low that at whell rency reforms in Western Ger- effective counter-irritant-Unit- showed a serious drop during the animal atidine, sexuál, Įma- many in the near future and the ed. Press, the d

the 1930-1944 - weason. Ha... phite turityUnited, Frosa,

tic, He said: "It is not our in-Pinios River and are holding four tehilon to Impose a Government villages in the Tampe valley, the on the Germans We have re-Athens rightist press reported to-

day. commended development of A Government along federal lines

Fifty guerillas attacked

an

and it is our destre for the Ger-Athena-Tripoil train last night, frans to have a Government selling two soldiers and one civl- sopn as possible to regulate their lian, a General Staff communique

Bald.Associated Press. Internal affairs.

"But we will not forda them And I Bellave when they more "uttarly understand-thay-will-ba-

willing to accept quickly," The American Commander sald that passage by the U.S. Con Kress of a BUT to admit 200,000 'displaced persons to the United States would provide a prospect

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Health

passengers coming ashore from shipa touching, Singapore. Strict leasures niso have been taken to tegulate residents in Colombo! going aboard these ships aso clated Press.

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