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are being drained by Russia and
France"
2. Loans to American occupation
authorities through the Export I'M
port Bank to start the flow Of raw
materials necessary for industrial
production.
Inquiry is Urged.
3. An inquiry into restrictions on
the movement of American busi-
nessmen, and into the methods "by
which freedom Of access into foreign
countries of American information
agencies including books, magazines,
papers and movies as well as our
reporters can be facilitated"
4. A specific study safeguarding
the trade recommendations with
respect to the abuse of state trading
practices, particularly by the state
monopolies of nations who are not
members" of the World Bank, none
cary fund or similar international
organizations.
S. A study of the desirability and
effectiveness of eliminating the ex-
port OF American technical knowl-
edge and of finished products which
could be useful in the development
of atomic weapons. Security con-
siderations may call for broadening
such controls over exports to pre-
vent building of other ornaments. y
6. THE holding up of further set
Elements of lease lend until inquir-
les as to the fulfillment of the con-
ditions of lease-lend agreement and
equal trading operation for the
United States have been, secured.
(AH but Russcia and few of the
Scviet's neighboring countries have
settled their accounts0
Would Halt Ship Sales.
7. A moratorium on the sale OF
surplus merchant vessels to Russia
until her wartime lease-lend agree
ments have been kept"
8. Greater reciprocity on the ex-
change of diplomatic ofdcials.
The committee charged Russia
with failure to keep Potsdam and
other agreements" and declared
that the Soviet agreement Sin prin-
ciple" to broaden outlines of inter-
national atomic inspection docs
not guarantee performance"
1t asserted that the most serious
of all violations of the Potsdam
agreement is the alleged rearming
of Russia by German plants in the
Russian uncontrolled zones, including
the rocket-making plants and test
ing grounds at Peenemunde, which
were to have been scrapped."
The report declared that IF this
allegation is established as a fact
by the joint inspection teams which
have been agreed to but not yet
permitted to operate in Russian
zones, this act would call for denun-
citation of the entire Potsdam agree
ment."
Germany Criticized.
THE Western Allies would have
every ground for demand on Rus
sia to evacuate Germany completely
and redraw the boundaries in order
to create German capable of Demo-
cratic progress and one that would
be subject to control over arms"
In another section devoted to con-
ditions in Russian-occupied terri
tory, the report said:
Along with economic enslave-
ment and political terrorism have
gone authenticated repression of re-
ligions, including liquidation Of
priests and widespread imprison-
ment, the expulsion of utterly re-
liable correspondents and the rivet-
ing of the whole range of totali-
tartan controls on these countries.
sH*
THE committee believes that the
carrying out of the Yalta and Pots
dam agreements has now been ef-
fectively brought to stop in many
fields by Russia"
5-Year Plan Criticized.
Moreover, the committee declared
that Russia's new five-year plan
emphasizes not consumer goods but
Industries that are basically for
ornaments.
Turning to the question of exports,
the committee said:
THE mere unwillingness on our