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TITO'S DEATH DEMANDED

BY "PRAVDA" AS

BALKAN RIFT WIDENING

Belgrade, August 22.

Moscow today published a demand for Marshal Tito's death as the Russo- Yugoslav rift steadily widoned. The Yugoslav press struck at the Soviet with a charge of espionage.

The press of the two countries traded blows after the two governments ex-

changed bluntly-worded notes over the week-end.

The Soviet note, delivered on Saturday, threatened effective measures to protect Soviet citizens in Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav note, published yesterday, accused the Russians of double-crossing Marshal Tito in his dispute with Austria.

GREATEST FORCES

FOR PEACE

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IN VIENNA

Virona? August 22, Upajors Brilish police formed

agents, in Albansa. Þ

"However much the nationalist band of Talo

Bankovni Talas ng and storm: Washington. August 22. General

grade, wherver salate netherds feiner Braile, Carl Spritz,

as corelum reminé a Soviet Jeep to Air Force chief, set forbay that they employ, hey, like Dresden, the

Insta and R-36 soome Water mit stand hat prevent agined Russian soldiers

founi Patra ing bmber American hands are the greatest Joyces Tor pearr $21 $15 wo1.

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of Sueither.

Brich police stated.

THE CHINA Mail, wednesdaY, AUGUST 24, 1949.

MARSHAL TITO Hin Death Demonded

Plea For Aid Plan Adoption

Miami. August 22.

President Truman made a

YUGOSLAVIA TO DEFY RUSSIA LONDON OPINES

London, August 22.

British officials predicted today that Yugoslavia would defy Russia's sharp threat of effective action to defend its captive citizens in Yugo- slatio. They ruled out the likelihood that the Moscow- Belgrade dispute would lead to a shooting wor despite mounting tension inside Yugoslavia. These views apparently were based on a long dis- patch cabled to the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bovin today by Sir Charles Peake, the British Ambassador to Belgrade.

Sir Charles and Mr. Cavendish · Cannon, the American Ambus- sador called on the Deputy For- uigo Minister Mr. Ales Bebler, al (the Yugoslay Foreign Ministry on Sunday, Mr. Debier had invited

then.

Foreign Ofice spokesman told a daily news conference $0- day that the Penir-Bebler His- cussion was abins the late Buse sian note to Yugoslavia, He re- fursed to give any details,

Hussin lues accused Vingerddavla

A pote delverenki viel natioriste)s,

whirlwind visit to the Nation-f "inhuman persecuting So-

YUGOSLAV PAPER'S COMMENT

al Convention of the Veter-st Thursday and pobit het over | newspaper "Politika" said to- ans of Foreign Wars with the werk-cit railer #1

ferns on Yugoslav Communica "loyal to Marxist-Leninism' to

Sympathetic?

London, August 22. Marshal Tito's semi-officin!

Union plain day that the Soviet

would have to renounce its incorect foreign policy if it wanded Yugoslavia for a friend. The editorial was distributed the in London by Tanjug. official Yugoslav news agency. Referring to the recent ex- Russians living in Yugoslavia, change of notes between Russia Nearly half, according to Rus. ! Yugoslavia, the newspapers sal tunt Russian charges con- sla, are sympathetic to the pre-med in the rates to the effect

Soviel regime. Yugo

that Tiba Fascist and is mis- do pol Treating Suviel citizens.

new in the represent anything Tito-Cominform feud,

Austen before the people auri payerythan here this afternum, the Their Sounds for erine, countrutegi |

12

British soldiers, Futy armed, new and urgut plea for the protator cata

were later brought from a neigh-| adoption of bis foreign arms oust Marshat Tito and his gove General Speate Told the House olem

borito: barracks to protect Rusaid programine as part of the forumest. Armed SouLYRI Committee that

Minuter f 200 diver threatened by 具 The United State, ad parameel

Yuposlovi. Edward Kardelegował of Austrions. Brinsh price for peace. fairly safe fon attack ey

Vare-lyrinin and Fryega Main souters adeled, aggressor bad would remain safe ter and Minivan Dulas, Munster |

Although Accordior to the Belloh police)

the President spoke until Russi developed tre without Portfolio. All were red report, the armed informed Rus-directly to the Gotten atomie bestude

The VFW, his 1)

cutomel. who meting of Inter-com-mut of the Conform best year; sons, meetuding a Upenfal Imanta is to defver them. for relyeang to take raders hom were curling in the jeep, stopped sage was aimed primarily at the ther 12ladelphia Brudne, in Senate which is about les consider Merens

The Botel

medit the the arms progo

hackert, to half by the House Just The Adestram eivilian then week. Matriped though a window of the! vehicle servamtrut, "fain being!

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The volmron last

173 kod weating on mahdary subgrob, went before The Pondhaltre, ant [ dement rumours of regular dis iss Air Force you dum f དྷྭ}I4 top All Foyer ptravers.

General Spondy result al fetatik enparade of an Jaut The 1

on the strategie power,

Western

the

Stutes mul cal tap Europe's military Frength while Russia stat t not Trave atom hand and inter-raptinental bombra.

A Poor Risk

Alter

A week end

of c over a' possible Soviet invasion. most observera concluded today

that

the barsh Soviet

note te

Yugoslavia was aimed at dis Churaging Western reonomic and financial att to the Yugoslava Informants said Moscow would the impression ke to create

The government was

Western

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srefor

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that

war

Asking Shett the military as- sistaner programine the tit When the trust to escape the effect without delay, the Chief Bussian charcød him and struck | Executive alinitted that ham on the head with a gom, the¦ end of much a reput with.

Abuse And Stones

a

proprame

There are about 12,000 Wishe

sent

claims slavia

that minny these Russians are aples.

The British effeials sad that

the tough one of Russia'r latest | nole was

of the war

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have

"On the contrary" said "Pell- tika", "both these (Russian) notes erve agam conflnn the hostility 12 | countries

been

of the Soviet Government to- is against the Tito regiz everwards the

Socialist construction since they expelles et Trasne Hartof our restaratay.** Communist

Jars Organisation

The

an

will

year,

Busstans,

cowiderable but it represent's An Austrian liver, seeing the investment in security that indent, drove his truck across; be worth many times its cost.

The newspaper, which is the that the

Die rod to stop the jeep,

It is part of the price for

official organ of the Yugoslav peiwe. Peace with freedom and justice the ofBeints, sanded Yeslavia cal opinion, said that the "Com- A poor risk,

acemilpig 10 "Proples Front" and ¡voices ofT}- The Soviet nøle of August 18

cannot be bought cheaply. brunnsed mame effective PLAINAN

crowd of Austrians gather-|

Present Truman's visit here to think that it is in donner of inform heroes-do not even re- the most ordinary SHODY TO DUAR Tilo naless he stop-

and set a new record for brevity and being attacked. But, they said, in from shouting ahuac Soviet and terrori

citizens,

Faseist methods." throwing stones at the Russiars. pred for Presidentin trips. He that appeared in be bluff.

The Foreign Offer spokesman from Washington Twenty marwul British milf- few

The Russian nolas, the editorial observers

this and 214011y

morning and remained in Miami refused to any whether any as- declared, returning from

were two successful Uh Yugoslavs - Kaw ibetany police.

eardon only long enough to deliver threat of hover,

formed a romle march.

attempts to distort a Jeurances but been asked for o 15-minute address.

given

ven when Sir Charles Prake Associated Press, But today, MA

responsible rouanel the grep.

About 7,200 They gavvented the crowd from bere Western_gouters

delegates Julie ver

and conferred with Bebler: President

Nur

would he say

whether the pro-attacking the Russians and fr- families gave the Was outright

vshian. Dr. Karloaring ovation when he strudelastic was likely to be raiset in West as it

hell as melt at the sued

Sonderman, xr1co IN suffering | to the platform. With him onthe UN Security Comell as Yugoslavia.

servere heat! wounds,

the phiiform -were his ormed possible threat Yugoslavia is almost bankrup*.

The Rusans had taken service akles, including Major 70- Many new factories

down Dr. Sonderman's pants to General Harry Vaughan, central was a question for the Yugoslavs

to answer, he

he declared, prevent his getting away, ac figure in the "ve per center" cording to reports from British investigation by the Senate sub-with the United States un

The British are in consultation

"Unid that tiene, the inter- continental hamber and atom homb in the pornestion of the United States are the greatest forcer for peace in the world

added. "Unless an aggres- he 1or can develop techniques at leant equal to the ours, he will not start war."

wennen

Paganda, aimel

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He strongly arged Congress to go ahead with plans S group ale faire respite Previdentemply because mitchines to conne Truman's "ectomy request for roomy Chinterm countries nevir a ceiling of 4 groups.

arriver. But by the end at this The Commille chanman, Be-year, reliet should be on its way presentative Carl Vinson, asked

from the

the West. if lack of a

70-group air forec

August 18 note, Despite the would imperil the enuntry. Gen- there eral Spatz replied:

In my

here was still no reason to be lieve the Russians were planning opinion it does,

ou) invasion by

Army of coun+ might world

the Red

potential enemy is just waiting troops of the Cominform until we are weak enough to hit

tries. An aggressive us."-Unitel Press.

plunge Europe and the

Burma Troops Recapture Town

Rangoon, August 22. The Burma Army Radio ported tonight that Burmese Gov- ernment troops have recaptured the Lawn of Nyaunga, in the Central Burmese distrket of My-

Communist insu ingyan, Tron Kehls,

In Upper Burma, about 60 fn=: surgents were killed in mopping!

up operations, the Radio said.

stea

into a new war and the Kremlic

has not given any indication that

Sources.

A detachment of British troops was brought from Meidling Bar- The racks, near by, to protect Russians from the crowel, these sources aided,

Several Austrian

cars formed up around the Russians jeep to prevent its escape. while a Vien- nese crawling beneath the vehi- eles, slit the jeep's tyres,

The Russians were able to leave after the British troops ar-

it is prepared to do so at this rived.--Router. tune.

Increasing Pressure

quarters

•

To Reduce

em.

Sentences

Responsible phasised, however. that the Russians were increasing pres-

tion

committee.

Attacks False Thesis

Aside from the emphasis on the 'need for the military as elstance programme, the Pre- sident accented ble oft-repeat. ed theme, "Soviet Russia is blocking the road

world to Не delivered tha peace." speech in a strong voice that grew stora when he first at. tacked the false thesis thet Communism would satisfy the

to peace,

the

whole subject of Western rela- tions with the Tito regime.--As- soelated Press.

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London, August 22.

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin will sail for New York with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps, on the liner Mauretania on August 31, to represent

lac-sterling crisis talks with the United States and Canada, it was learned tonight,

Festival Feted Britain at the Washington del-

Edinburgh, August 22. Bolinguished visitors to the Edinburgh festival of muzir avt universal desire for better life, dina went entertained to lay at lle deered that Communism Abbotsford, home of St Walter tures men by false promises back

and more people all over ng were welvared by

to lyranny and slavery and more

novelist's

Sir Staffort's decision to suit the Mauretania instead of the leaves Query Elizabeth, which next Saturday, will delay the the opening of the talks by one day-

until September 7. desecolant,

■urc. In addition to trade

Accompanying Mr. Beyin will world are learning that fact." Major-General Sir Walter Max-be the British delegation's London, August 22. blockade, vitriolic denunciation,

For" Britain has agreed to the re-He was interrupted by loud "pwell Scott, and his two daughters, eign Omer element, the names of and every possible dislsimina-

passed by plause when he said the prine! Bisa Boulton Maxwell Scott, and whom were learned tonight. against Yugoslav citizens, duction of sentences

British military enurts in Italian ples of the United Nations are Miss Jean Maxwell Scott. there have been reports lately criminals in harmonise then still the goal the United States

They will be Sir Roger Makins, Customis inspection at

at Lamdar. Deputy Under-Secretary of State of mard widespread, more with Italian

mnesty and reis determined to preserve.

of the bag

bagjage brought by the and Mr. Devir's senior

adviser serious and more

President Truman was chicered Lex Ballets des Champs Elysees on economie affairs, Mr. Roderick organl.ed

the Foreign mission practices, sabotage.

the again when he said

basic Olee nounced here today, Unconfirmed reports insist that

Northby air from Paris was so thorough Barclay, the Foreign Secretary's These men were sentenced by principle underlying the Soviet Embassy here re British military curts in Italy Atlantic pact was that an armed that it nearly delayed the com-arepal Private Secretary, and cupleti Ngathain gehaung

one member nation is any's participation in the fes- Mr. Edward Tomkins, his Assis- andently directed an unsuccessful for offences involving British attack on

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tant Private Secretary.-Reuler." Yegyi, which were held by Ihat empt to destroy the Jabalunica nationals and were turned over an attack on all.

Hurdex electric plant in Boston, to serve their surgent Karen forces.

sentences under After the address, the National The Radio also reported fight-one of the largest and most im-

Aleggs pre- the Italian authorities.

Commander, Lyall ing in progress ot Thaungry Communist government.

projects built by the Italy recently drew the British senter President Truman with a the highest VFW capital

townment's attention to the fact gekk medial, of the Southern · Shari States, whire Government act

In addition, there

have been that the prisoners had remained award, and a certificate of merit Shian troops have encircled the three train wreeks and ring of outside the scope of recent an- for his efforts in the preserva-

Paizanka, Yugoslavia's biggest nesty and remission incasures tion of world peace. The Presi The 'broadcast estimated Karenship, in the Dainantian costal taken by the Italian authorities, dest said, "I hope I can continue

In the Irrawarkly Delta dis- irlet of Bassein, West of Rangorm, pro-Government guerillas

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