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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY, 1, 1840.

MR. CHURCHILL ATTACKED “Violent Prejudice” Against India NEW DELHI

DELHI REPLY

TO LUTON SPEECH US Protest

New Delhi, June 29.

Vallabhohai Patol, Home Minister to the Indian Government, said in a statement today that if the British Government "wish India to main- tain friendly relations with Great Britain, they must see that India is in no way subjected to malicious and venomous attacks and they must learn to speak of India in terms of friendship and goodwill.”

replying 10 Mr. "I have not seen anything even Churchill's remarks on India | remotely like this being raid of Saturday's Conservative any other member of the Com- menwealth." He said it seemed Party rally at Luton.

that Mr. Churchill is "still seized by his favourite disease-Hindu- phobia."

"We have been patient for 100 long with such unseemly, pre- julieed and mischievous attacks by highly pinces Britishers on the indiah Administration leaders and 'people," his statement con- tinued,

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Shanghal, June 30.

The Chinese Communist Fradio from North Shensi said today that stories of $11-treat- ment of Catholic missionary priests and nuns were not true and the United Press in parli- cular has not done right in quoting Catholic spokesman who accused the Reds of atro- cities.

Villain Of The Piece

To Soviet

Washington, June 29. The United States protest. ed to the Boviet Union today against the cutting

tricity supplies from the pow. or plants in Russlen-Oo- cupled Northern Korea 20 Bouthern Korea.

The American message wra contained in a note de. Hverad today to the Soviet Foreign Omce in Moscow, the text of which was released by the late Department in Washington-Reuter,

ORIENT'S IRON CURTAIN

His "intervention every time has been exerclaed to the violent prejudice of Indie and, In the ultimate analyals, to his own, detriment," he said, Mr. Patel said It Wis Mr. Churchill

who

"prevented the Cripps negotiations achieving success, thwarted Roosevelt's at- tempts to see justice done to in- dia's legitimate espirations and ed States first Ambassador its free and willing cooperation to India, declared today that the war effort and Burma seems now to be be Trade Wavell's Simla -conferencehind the iron curtain, and the -fatt,"

same prospect faces other Asintic countries.

enlisted In

He added that if any of these had succeeded, India' might have been saved from partition and its consequent disasters,

Propaganda

"In the ultimate analysis a

very large part of the blame"

chill and

other

Bombing Of Cities Deplored.

Pelping, June 30.

A movement against bomb-" ing cities in the Chinese civil -war has been started by pro- fessors and students in differ- ent universities here.

The movement has arisen out of Nationalist air attacks on Kal- feng in Honan during the Red occupation in which a large num ber of civilians

were reporteyl killed.

One hundred and twenty-two professors issuell a statement pro- testing against bombing of cities. Included was a lone American professor, Robert Winter of Ting-

hua University. Winter who re

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Shanghai, John Cabot, on student agitation against America's polley Henry F. Grady, the Unit-in Japan, joined Chinese faculty

members

signed protest against it. Pelping radioed President Chiang tudents of nine universities in Kui-shek protesting against bomb- Ing of cities and addressed an open letter asking the support of "There this ! serious troy the whole country in their stand. bies ahead in the Far

The Institutions included the Eust," Grady

Catholle Fujen University of Pel- told the Commonwealth

ping which so far has carefully "A great danger exists from kept out of various student move-

Club.

"Recent

announcements from

Shanghai Curfew Renewal ?

for communal mass murders subversive interests directed ments-Associated Press. following partition must be st from outside Asia. There are al- tached to the "divide-and-rula

always agents who play on the policy followed by Churchill none too happy condition of peo- and faithfully Implemented by

ted by Fles in order to get them to fol- his agents. Mr. Patel declared, The broadcast carried

edlow Communism, a pur-

Mr. Patel referred to Mr. Ch

Chur- ported Irtier sent by a group. of

Conservative Burma scem to indicate that 25 Chinese and foreign sisters of the Convent of Precious Blood to

leaders' references in Parliament country is well inside the Iron the Commnualsts, which, according

to Hyderabad, and warned the curtain." thanks

British people against being to the Reds, "expressed

and protection misled by such propaganda. for the services afforded to them by the democra lie added that the Hyde to tic, government" in releasing them question could be solved "asily at Sienbsien and providing them a peacefully if the Nizam

shed with escort to Tientsin.

his mediaeval conception of his rule through a ruling caste of militant communal minority, the modern cepted

The letter, according to the Red Radio, described their wonderful journey and the sisters sald that

"although we are far from Slen- method of acting in confoli

fisten will never forget you in our daily prayers."

Grady, who recently completed a year's assignment in Asin, is leave soon to become Am-

bassador to Greece-Associated

Press.

Shanghai, June 29. The Shanghat - Woosung Garrison Command may re- impose a curfew in the Shanghai area on the grounds INDIA TAKES that the Communists are at- tempting to arouse the people GURAIS

during the New Dolbl, June 20.

presont price

Press today.

with the wishes of his people and The Government radio said to-crisis, according to the China recognised the Inevitability of the day that Indian troops have The broadcast added, "It will be consequences of geographic, eco-raptured Gurals, communication recalled_that_the_United Press nomie und other compelling fauction 40 miles north

so- forces

-Associated Press.

published a statement of

Military and police leaders met:

of yesterday and adopted six resolu-

called Catholic spokesman to the budding India and Hydera- Srinagar, capital of Kashmir. tions for submission to the na-i

effect_that_the sisters had been il-treated. The sisters' letter, however, denied this statement." -United Press.

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Rhodes, June 29.

tlonal authorities for approval.

The resolutions called for men- sures aiming at the strictest con- trol in the economic fleld and elimination of black market gold and American dollar dealings.

The China Press quoted an in- formed source as saying that t curfew should be, Introduced. It would only be a prelude to B total war system wherein eco-

organisations would be placed un-

B

Count-Folke Bernadotte's Headquarters said it hadnomic cultural and educational

not received a protest by the Syrian Govarn-der the control of the military. ment alleging that a United States worship, on truce patrol off the Palostino shores, shelled Syrian troops.

Ralph Bunche, assistant to Palestine Bunche said, "but we Count * Bernadotte, special have received several messages mediator for Palestine, sald: from his Headquarters in Halfa "We have never heard of such and-he-has-not-mentioned-It- #protest."

If it were made," he added.

matically eradicate black market This, it was said, would auto- manipulation and speculation.

Reuter,

DEATH-MARCH- CONVICTIONS

"it seem to me unlikely that

Tokyo, June 20.. American Warships would open | Two Japanese officers who "On a matter of such impofire on anyone The Americans caused the deaths of thousands of tance we certainly should have

sent

un ships for patrole an Filipinos in the American Army condition that they be used for on the Bataan Death March were observation only

today sentenced to hang by a the protest was made to the Unit- here said no Syrian troops were

Other United Nations' sources United States Eighth Army mill- ed States and Count Bernadotte

tary commission. yesterday after the Arab lines near the coast at the time of the -were-shelledby an American

nes truce and pointed out that the

Cairo reports quoted the Syrian Interior Minister as saying that

the

warship during a clash between

can Syrian-Palestine border is more Arabs and Jews two days before than 20 miles inland from

"The protest may have been;

Mediterranean. chore,-Associated lodged with Col. Thord Bonde, Chief of the truce observers

DICTATOR FOR PERU

President

Lima, June 29, Jose Bustamante

Press.

Navy Donial

Washington, June 20. A U.S. Navy official told re- porters today that there is "ab- solutely no foundation" for a re- port that an American warship had shelled Arab positions in Palestine.

The officers are Major General Yochilaka Kawane and Colonel Kurataro Hirano. Affidavits from Filipinos said some of the prison- err were tortured, shot, bayonet- ted and buried alive-Reuter.

FOR E.R.P. SWEDEN VOTES.

Stockholm, June 20. All members of the Swedish Riksdag except Communists to- day voted in favour of a Gover- ment motion approving Sweden's The Syrian Minister of the In-participation in the European Re- Rivero today undertook to rule terior reported the piled incicovery Programme. Peru by decree after proclaiming dent in Calro on June 28, and sald his assumption of extraordinary a protest had been made to the Unden, said he hoped to put for powers and, announcing that the United States. Congress would not meet on had not received such a protesi, { Riksdag ratification later

The State Department said iteral Marshall Aid Agreement for

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20 as scheduled, because it necessary.

The President said in a special radio speech to the country that two months of political tension ave created a situation in which violence is brewing.

He charged that he had been victimized by a demagogle cam, paign to, foment discontent bý exaggerating mistakes and distort- ing acts of the Government,~~ United Press,

TEHERAN VOTE

OF CONFIDENCE

Teheron, Junu 29.

-Associated Press.

The Foreign Minister, M. Usten

ward the Swedish-American bila-

week-Reuters.

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FOREIGN NEWSMEN TO TESTIFY

Nanking, June 30,

Foreign as wall as Chinese news representatives will bo asked to testify before the Legislativo Yuon committoo investigating leakage of a secret military report made by National Defonca Ministor Ho Ying-ching last Thursday,

The special committee was agencies, carried stories on Gen The Majlis today gave the new set up to investigate only the Ho Ying-ching's report.

The committee decided to in- Premier, Abdul Hussein Hazhir, a local independent Hsin Min vole of confidence by 80 to 6 with Pao dally, but hos now vito the chiefs of all newspapers two abatentiona,

broadened its scope to cover and agencies, Chinese and for- a

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