1948-08-07 — Page 5

THE CHINA `MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1940.

HUNGER DEMONSTRATIONS IN RUSSIAN ZONE IN GERMANY PLUNDERING OF

FOOD TRAINS

London, August 5..

Widespread food shortage disorders in the Soviet Zone of Germany and increasing unemploy- ment in the Western sectors of Berlin because of currency exchange difficulties were report- ed today.

The British official newspaper, "Die Welt," quoting "reliable sources in the Soviet Zone," said hun- ** ger demonstrations had taken place in many towns. The Berlin Social Democrat group, how- ever, said that these reports were "probably exaggerated."

Writing of unemployment in to prejudice the Moscow talks," the Western sectors, because of | Mr. Charles Guford, Deputy the inability of industrica to Chief of the British Finance Divi- pay their workmen, the Rus- sion, told a press conference here. slun-licensed newspaper assail-

ed the City Administration for what it called its return)

accept

to

Eastern Zone marks

Satisfactory

from the Deutsche Notenbank the terms of the agreement be- to keep budustry going,

"As far as we are informed of

tween the City Administration and the Russian authorities,, they A City Counell spokesman

be satisfactory," be that promptly dente.

the Ad-appear to ministration had refused to ac-

"The arrangement will at least cept help and in that tie was

allow the file of Berlin to go on expected before decisions on four-power agresinent are reach-fairly normally for the time be-

g."

ed in Moscow..

of reporte

Supporting the unrest over food shortages, the i French

Boctor newspaper, "Kurler," in despatches from Haile, in the Russian Zone, said Gorman poties had formed emergency squads there to pro tect food trains from plunder. Ing demonstrators,

British spokesmaa

the

Under the arrangement, City authorities have already withdrawn 25 million Eastern marks from their blocked acy

count which zerolled about 30

yet

million marks. Full details of the agreement Bra not known, but it was understood this was only the first instat

mant.

their

"Bombed" With Flour

Berlin, August 5.

An American plane flying the airbridge to Berlin, In- „voluntarily "bombarded" a city In the Ruselan Zone of Geri many with flour today. The plane, carrying flour to block- aded Bertin, developed an gine trouble over the Soviet Zone and, to lighten ita car. go, the crew 'jettisoned nov. eral baos

cellophane. wrapped flour,-United Pro

Senate

Majority Revolt

-Washington, August 5. Key Senate Republicans to- day rebelled against their lea- showdown ders and forced a

slum fight on the floor over

clearance and low, cust public

housing.

Fireworks were set off by the Banking Committe which, with Democratic aid, voted seven 10 five side-truck the tendership's

Financial Expert For Tokyo

Washington, August 5. The Department of the Army today announced that Mr Eldred Brandon, financial ex- pert, would fly to Tokyo on August to serve as adviser for three months to General MacArthur's stuff.

The Department said he would Assist the SCAP staff of the Economic and Scientific Section In the establishment of a financial | reporting and statistical system for the Japanese government,

Mr. Brandon

formerly coordinator of the National Bronx Bank of New York City and director

the war contract settlement with Sylvania Electric Products Corporation ut New York.

of

Wis

The Army also announced that Mr. Paul Moody Atkins, consult- ing economist, would fly to Toky at the same time to help the stuff Scientific of the Economic and fsection make a thoroug. Inven- tory and apornis of Japanese banking statisticn and related dais, with a view to developing improved methods.

PLANE RESCUE STORY

WAS PREMATURE

Paris, August 5.

An Air France official tonight categorically denied reports that the missing French flying boat, Latecoara-631, with 52 people aboard, had beon found. "The search contro at Dakar have informed us that they had novar received a message giving news of its discovery," ho said.

room

An official in the operations (sighted and recovered two air- nt Marignane Airport craft seats, in the Bouth Atlantic

which were presumed to have be near Marseilles, which was re- ported to have picked up the longed to the missing French

the aircraft seaplane,

A search was bring message stating

made, for additional wreckage. was found, told Reuter: "We

The Coast Guard sald that the are trying to find out who gave

cutter Compbell radioed that the the false information to the seats were found at 3.30 p.m. French news agency."

GMT today about 1,570 miles east uf San Juan, Puerto Rico,

F1

The report that the plane had been found gave its position as nearly 120 miles south of a point indicated in the fourth and intest SOS message. 509

BUITIO

The brief message reported nisu that an aircraft, presumably from the United States Air Force, 20 minutes later had' sighted additional wreckage about 15 to- miles southeast at where the Campbell had mesvered the seats. The nature of this wreckage was not given. Reuter.

An unconfirmed report from Dakar, West Africa,

had said the glant French | day

ying boat, lost Ave days ago,

had been found with all 52 oc- cupants snie,

The Dakar report, relayed by the Air France airport near Mar- selles said the seaplane lay 120 miles south of a point indiente In

SOS the fourth and latest message, which gave 18 degrees North and 38 degrees West. This would place it rather more than half way along its route from Martinique to Cape Verde. the westernmost point of Africa. Extreme Rosorvo

France emphasised that

Air hir. Atkins was formerly bank- compromise housing ball i favouring and foreign exchange specialist with the American Mission for of the disputed Taft-Ellender Aid to Greece and also served Wagner bill sought by President with the Government of iran Trunn and twice approved by 1942 to 1944 as economic the Senate,

adviser to the Ministry of Finance, He is the author of many booki

The decision was a direct slap

the grounds that they were "so-

The Russian authorities in the capital have agreed to unblock

It is understood the Russlaz Cat Republican leaders, who had part of the Eastera mark bank

also agreed a complete un-dropped public housing and slum account of the City Administra-freezing of the blocked Eastern | clearance from their compromise tion and Western sector Arms, mark account of Western sector in face of repeated refusal by sald tonight, firms. These firma will not, bow- House Tenders to accept them on "There are no conditions attach-ever, be able to withdraw ed, as far as we know," he add- full deposits see these with-rialistic." !.

drawals are halted for the time The Republican high command being by a secourt Russian emer-finally obtained agreement to shut of the debate and vote today on Kency reform ordinance.

term the Committee proposal include rancession a within the House-approved bill all of |-drawal. "It does not materially the disputed Taft-Ellender-Wagner

alter their bargaining position at provisions.--United Press. Moscow," he said.-Reuter,

The Russian authorities have probably agreed to release these funds because they do not wish

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U.S. GENERAL IN GERMANY

Frankfurt. August 5. Major General Leon W. Jolin- son has arrived in Germany and

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US ARMY TO BUILD IN PI

Washington, August 6. The Army Department today announced its intention of sturt ing construction immediately on US$619,300 worth of works in the Clark-Stotsenberg

the area Philippines, under the general programmu in United States and oversens aress at a total cost of US$612,700,000 as authorised by Congress.

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per cent would be housing, 48 per tant on operational facilities and 15 рет cent, for emergency cofistruc-

Most of the funds went to 27 which was used to attain peace Inchief of the US Air Forces in States of the United States, but 1945 should not encourage mili Europe.

the Philippines is among 10 Innt elements to lend nations to Markham, England, will be overseas projects. Others include

third world war.

Generul Johnson's headquarters. Hawaii, Guam, Okinawa

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Puerto Rico.--United Press, "

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message was picked up off the Canary Islands at 3.30 a.m. GMT today by the American Coast Guard

Guard cutter, Campbell, on its own long-wave frequency.

The position given was west spot from which the earlier call, picked up by the French voseol. Laverrior, yea. terday was supposed to have been transmitted.

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PLANE FARES REDUCED

Chiengo, August 3. An International passenger tariff of through fares between Chicago and ather American elties and European airports was submitted to the Civil Aeronau- tics Board today by the United Air Lines.

It will take effect on Septem- ber 4 and shows ten per cent reduction on return fares. Pan- sengers will transfer from United! Air Lines to Air France in elfher New York or Boston. Senn- dinavian Air Line passengers will change in New York,--Reu-

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BRITONS NOT FIGHTING

London, August 5, British Army officers with the Indian forces are not being we In the Kashmir fighting. Indian High Commissioner, Krishna Me-

news conference to

non, told u day.

Dominion is under "no legal obligation not to use then," but High Com- has refrained. The missfaner said the officers, on one year to three-year contracts, are mostly technicians.--Associat- haded Proza.

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