Evening star., 1949-06-19


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Russia Hide. AID
The Chgns~ NAilonklgs.s have
definite esgdence sha, ths Rus
slans In lSse handed over Ia ths
Communists mosi al Tire aAa sls
wAf materials captured from ira
japanese kwAntung Army Teis
material pros sded Sons zoo coo
men wlth ample means silh whIsh
to nght the Western poaefs 81
the L 8 q r.
Furthermore there ~ asftntis
evidence that japanese effscefs
and trained artilsFYmsn ~eFs
given the choice either al tetRihk
the Chinese Communists In their
rght against the Nationals. gov
eminent. OF Of belns vent 70 the
siberian mines. where certain
death awaited them II - no
exAggerauon Ia Nay that the Jap
anese were 100 per cen, In aEres.
ms 10 nsht beside the cammu-
niSts
Later. as the Communist pro
creased and their ranks become
hNOttNn WIN k4Ar NAAatff~N $40 tf|NFS
who were pressed into The sefs'
Ice Of the Reds. Mao Tse tuna .
forces began 10 receive waf ma
teriais manufactured IN Siberia In
japanese factories which had been
moved en- toto from ManehaTia hy
the Russians
The Russian authnFittes who
until o few weeks aso maintained
pretsnse Of neutrality toward
he Nationalist government, took
good care 10 remove ell markings
from the guns, rifssa and trucks
manufactured Oh Soviet territory.
There In equally indisputahls EVIL
denee that Russian officers we're
attached ~ advisers In fact, mofne
say a. commanders of cosnmu-
mist divisions and armies,
!, Appeal DISCOURAGED
I The entire bill es complaint
which the Chinese have prepared
/ In said % be- supported BY sueh
positive evidence Of Rllssia's active
Intervention in The domestic al.
fairs Of China that II would he
( impossible for the United Nations
10 refuse 10 accept that evidence.
except ut the risk OF iasins shat
confidence Western peoples sstii
have In II.
/ When the matter vas hfeaehed
unosYicialiy 10 The STATE pepaft-
msnt In Washington and the rof-
eiKn once In London. The Chinsss
we're warned 70 30 easy, IL vas
pointed out that II they appealed
TO the U. N II might precspstate Q
serious crisis between China and
the U. o. q. n. particularly In
sinkisns. . large and important
wrern Chinese provinces whieh
stlil Ia under the nominal eontfoi
Of the Nationalist rttfnp govern
ment
II was further emphasis~d that
there wss nothing much that the
u. NJ. could do for q government
which has. In fact. ceased 10 exist
II the Chinese government had
presented It's complaints while ~
still held its capital st Nankinx
and still represented . iarss part
Of China. the situation might have
been different But under preaens
circumstances. with the Chinsse
capital shifting from one city 10
another. such m approach souid
create o erisis In the u. N With
out In any way furtssrtnx ths In
lsrest nf q government whien
exists nos almost In name only.
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