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Hits Depression Japanese Farm Co-operatives

Tokyo, May 28.-Depression has hit many of Japan's agricultural co-operatives-key elements of General Douglas MacArthur's programme for firmly rooting democracy in the paddy fields.

Ironically, the co-ops' plight is partly the re- sult of two occupation measures-the deflationary economic stabilisation programme, and the Ameri- can "incentive goods" distribution.

Officials Refuse

To Resign

Both SCAP and Jupanese sources say the only way off the financial rocks for many of the farm co-ops is more borrowing. But interest rates are high, and the Cen- tral Bank of Agriculture and Forestry is officially re- ported on the verge of go. i

Washington, May 28-ing broke.

Republican Senator George Already this spring 47 co-ops

Malone today demanded & have reported their inability to demands for "good old-fashioned house-mret depositers

cleaning" in the Commerce ens. More than 120 others,

have limited deposit with- Department in connection drawals, and 410 others with the loyalty cases of planning ter restrict deposit

William Remington and M,

Lee,

He married!

that the Serre- tary of Commerce's request for the reshmption of the two of- nelas, both has coutre of long

Controverse bitter Congress, showed the need investigation of

preted with their eac

FE

uf Ministry withdrawals. Auriculture officials believe the situation elusdy is much worr Han these partial reports in Create,

agriculture

How ver, SCAP che Mark Williamson said the number of involvent cn-ups

hall in comparison with the tula! of

13,990 authorised credit functio.s

Japan's rurai Villages.

Semtor Lesler Hunt (De- Bucral), who heads the Sinale Sub-Committee Commerce looking

ako Manchurian-home lech

the

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:ituation certain

nt

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that care, promptly disagreed, t sad borrowing! and said that he would haveu pand by the co-ops to incel the Hitting tight until we what happens."

The Office

Kennington,

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large demands eth during the planting sea- Cconomist of you. jdtus pending gulation to,

more effective International require

Latper-

and Lee, head of they over the co-tip's banking branch traction", thond rotye the pande refused to resh

Onfire's Far • Eastern

Commerce

Choles their

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Bald they would fight dami, al, Wiline.com sout the co-ops,

Secretary, MIC

ritailer.. for like many Jagone. a kej Sawyer.

wre cauda with large laven- resarnations Ysterday.

i tone, when prices begant drep COMPLETE SURPRISE Sruator Hunt said his be? They ine sted heavily in

American "incen romi-luxung Commutter dal not in

Many the gode" at a Cme when evidence ruby antial

die stores ako were becoming that- loyalty" against Lee, who ha ted with surplus Japanese grods i also been accused by Senator tent would not muve even at a Malene of falafying his Federal | tegang pres

the employment recurd. but

Mr thomet

Sawyer Froup should check a "little further

Senatur Hunt Shet

Sawyer's demand was a "er- plete surprise" and welded that

"aseline fo think will let it tight while we how thing: rame out".

Are W

Senator Malone, who amber of the Sub-Commit- fee. and Sh Sawyer's dronau) was merely confirmation' at the thunt. het been sayim. The hari arcusert Lee of delaying

£1 vation Nationalit

they Clone LTTITI

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According to latest complete renerts ge the Japanese Govern- total of 132 billion yen worth of j

deposit. 344

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1950.

U.N. Milk For Indonesians

The many-sided task of preparing whole milk for 8,200 infants reaches its conclusion in the bottling room of a milk kitchen in Jogjakarta, capital of In- donesia. Native women, working under the sponsorship of the United Nations In- ternational Children's Emergency Fund, process the milk with such crude equip-

from ment as funnels made

empty milk tins. (Acme),

Karen

Rebels

Up Town Near

Give Pegu

Rangoon, May 28.-Burmese Government troops have captured the

town of Madauk, northeast of Pegu, in a surprise attack, according to re- ports today from Pegu, 40 miles northeast of Rangoon. Karen rebels hold- ing the town offered no resistance, the reports said.

A few miles away Bar- mese military police killed

IMPRESSIONS rebels and drove others S.

OF BEGUM

ALI KHAN

iti Boston. May 28,--The

from

their positions in a sharp encounter.-Reuter. MORAL REARMAMENT Gelsenkirchen, May 28---The

Butane

Health Maistre and i wadow of Hum's independient Mad Premier sant that die uni ter to hushed had seen how

hillion yer of this was wat

zas Bine Bilbon on depends | Begum Liaquat Ali Khan Carrachi wall auf

#prants PARACHUTE

wen too late to be of

Cher Committees officials, m-

slabo, the Asastant Ste ACTION IN

Thong Balisdell, dr., testifled that 1 dl everythun ponta- ble to speed shipments. Senatur Malone denunded an investina- tion of witticises who te lied for 1 United Press.

ht

Terrorists Cut Rubber Trees

Singapore, May 28--Terrorists

INDO-CHINA

t. lords,

Mr. Aung Sas, dressed int

f

AFRICANS

JEWS' HELP

TO ISRAEL

Problem For LIBERTY

Anglican Church

London, May 28.-Op- position by high Church dignitaries who fear a drifti away from Rome has led to a five-year postponement by the Church of England of its attempt to rench a com- mon front with the Church of South India, the indepen- dent Sunday newapaper, The Observer, stated today.

n

Observer, million Indla has Church in theoretical Church of helther

According to The the unification of Christions in South faced the Anglican Britnin with the problem that South Indila is now Episcopal nor non-Episcopal.

the

"In dealing with this subject, the Church of England is ham- pered by those who fear that any attempt to enter into rela tions with a church of such a broad character would lead to

of the betrayal

Anglican tradition, and to a lessening of their prospects of an eventual The Obser- Hatson with Rome,' ver commented,

It ndkled: "We believe that a majority of the lay members of the Church of England would, if consulted, choose to emphasise their Protestantisin and move towards an eventual union with the Free Churches (of Britain) even at the cost of causing some theological dis- to the higher 11lgh comfort Churchmen."---Reuter.

Burma Negotiating

With Peking

Calcutta. May 28. The Hurme Minister, Takin Nu. sa here today that his Coall- the Government was negeliai- the Peking Governs bug with ment for the establishment of the plomatic relations and exchange of Ambassadors be tween the two countries.

Thakin Nu, who arrived herr today on a two-day visit on h

frem to Rangoon way bark Lidon, added that Burina was on exploratory also carrying

Hula and talks with Selet

countries other East European for the same purpose,

jond then

Reconsecration Of Abbey

Cape Town. May 28,--The

Addressing press representa- wotsid tires,

Burmese Prins Air Force

the Larnel

that, although is banke, on billion on depotid here that her muin ime usty among the country's over

its Minister xlated have reached with preffural credit federa- t

American divergent races and raise hvine "high level of competence ring had left the Common- tions but met at the net tedoression of her

but for help from Southealth, relations between Burma countries-especially La in javentories--Uided. Pre tour was the conception of

friendly the Kreat

ignity of national com delared: My African Jewe, Dr Monhei ritain were Jabour" of the American band wanted mal varme-Sharett, the Israeli Foreign curial.

ent for ad contries. Our Minister, zuid here today.

Fariler he expressed the opt peoples.

Pripu Minister wuntel Dr Sirelt, who in paying of bringing peace to Burma She was broadcasting in Urdu urcen

to the Hoo:twill visit

Union, by the target date of July 19 f Pakistan over Voice of Ameri-, te

"owe" nosi moral rearmanent hanked South African Jews for this year-touter. ea Hadio and mid that she had to help our tum. We would like thele help daring the receni ben particularly impregand by

De Buelaman to enme to us with | fighting in Palestine. Iry the great progress made

in from or he los come to you

relations between i 1 gaid American women who book an

South Africa and act were comportant part in every aspect in Germany.

·Captain Sarkowat, son of the "highly factory and had of American affales,

Fat Indonesia, been even more closely eciment

28.-Father "Mony Americans were apt to raid that before 1247 be and hard by the

Jerusalem, May recent appointment 28. French televe May

that, becaure the vast

Ether And the Maħting and

in South Africa of a Consul Uno Rudicir, Prior of the famous Dormition Abbey un Mount parorkutats, with fighter plane majority of women of Pakistan

General for Israel,

the In 1947 his father went to the pport, last night recaptured had not the benefits of educaį different sides in the war.

De Sharelt said what he had Zion, today reconsecrated entre the post of Dong Khe, in the tum, they did not take any

of the Abbey's church in the first ser- seen in South Africa frontier Portion of Nurthem tive part in their country's life.

Caus

for the enthusiasın

cause of vice conducted there since May "When I spoke to them about

when it Vietinia, from Vietminh Cad-

was severely 1048, Zionism exeraded all his home.

front lines of Cirine

who -the reamrkable work of Pakistan changest," he said.

damaged in the | Jowry win more united today women during the

the Arab-Israel, war-Reuter. the refugee prob- carried it on Friday night, ar-

thou ever before-Reuter, LEARNED MUCH particular and the;

Captain So. kawati zaid that at 33 months in general, they were greatly surprised and in Indonesians realised that inte pressed," she said.

pendence was not enough.

"We have learnt much from the West, and also much from wrapnis, attacked the French-States, she had visited many sour peoples in the End. But to held post on Thursday, the cint. medical, -politural and night Communism we need communique said. They took it feminist institutions.

Pari

Perillas

cording to a Saigon communi- tom days'in down approximately 500

rubber trees and burned down a vacant bungalow on a Chinea- nwned estate in the Kluang area of Johore lite on Friday,

In view of the peak rubber prices, the attack was considered significant. The terrorists here- tofors have been avoidin destruction of rubber Liveze United Press.

the

que reported by Agence France 1re: se terlay

ile-

The insurgents, artust with During her 23 days roast to tillery

heavy roast fur tour of the United

Cava

other

L Friday night when The garrison withdrew after ches fraying the material they I left behind,“

Earlier the

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returned

home

Fit

JUDITH

COPLON

GETS HUSBAND

und economic basis, and Dr She added that the experience Buchman's ideology is the only the had gained could be of great answer.* Etsuo help to her in her work for the

New York, May 28.-The convicted spy. Judith women of Pakistan.-leuter. Creating Strong

1,000,000-strong Japanere Rail- Copton, was married today to a Brooklyn lawyer, who SPEECHES IN CANADA Defence Force Command said that detalled

Pakistan's Prime the only one to achieve world 18 and one-third years and live a "happy, normal, average Seringes, France, May 26, Information was not yet avail, Bay -The major spirit of moral rearmament was hopes to free her from her minimum prison sentence of

married life."

the situation,"

French High

Kato, president of the

Waymen's Union, said that the

A message of welcome from a

The roving Marshall Plan Am-able. but French troops were linister, Mr Liaquat Ali Khan.pace. basader, Mr W, Averell Harri-olding the post and "controlling te both Houses of Parliament int, said today that the Atlan tic nations were creating A defence

force "which any ag will fear to attack pressor He spoke at a World War II memorial ceremony D1 the Cemotery

American Military

here-United Press.

aneou According to earlier Armed reports reaching Salgon from different sources, the baltie ended with large numbers of attacking Vietminh troops being forced out of their positions by French reinforcements-Reuter.

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