Show U 0 0 W washington D 0 INDIA AND V U S D despite up the he churchill visit and the impending imp campaign g in burma B lieng 0 conditions dit Us mind inside india ga A still remain one sure sore spot where anglo american relations frank and friendly as they are cou could id stand wine some cle cleaning arong up all I 1 ot the presidents r det t oh at P special advisers have brought u b t home 1 ome more or loss less the same reports report they include laughlin currie cume baurber of the white house staff tell ex aut under secretary of war louis johnson johns on special ambassador billy phillips phillip latest evidence of indian sore asio S spots a t eanon is report 1 to LOU leo C crowley aley new economic to warfare administrator in sir from his new delhi representative re john P fischer lacher who writes the government of india the british army and many indian businessmen ri men view thea the opening p e mm g of an economic nc warfare r are office here with wilh frank and deep rooted suspicion susi pic I 1 on this suspicion is not directed at us alone it falls on all american representatives representative in india the american mission was established here in 1941 in the face of cons considerable illera b a re reluctance on cm the part of the government of india previously the united states had not been permitted even a consulate in new delhi the owl OSS and even lend lease ease represent representatives ab vas have told us that they have been ree received it her here with op open en misgivings and I 1 in th the ets case of the first two agencies sometimes cre laws with hostility before our arrival rv at the government of india rais raised e 0 a number umber of questions regarding anni ga d ing aup bots nots no mission ts with the american MISS mission we bale baie reason to believe behave that our movements have been under close observation both here and mm brogla rogla england I 1 d and ad that surveillance is likely L to continue re reasons ts for coolness there seem to be 17 two 0 mai main reasons for this sit attitude etude fischer r reported to crowley 1 I 1 the fear that american rep enta tives may send to washington ton through channels not subject to british censorship informal information concerning the internal situation in india this the government of india seems to believe might t ste stimulate sterols rols e american sympathy for the nationalist move movement marn and it ur criticism awis to of the government mount ment s ineffective ad techniques 2 fear of american postwar post war commercial competition petition this the concern m seems to be shared alike by it he e br biah and ad many large indian businessmen it has been so p pronounced that the mission thought it expedient dent shortly before our arrival to assure the government that OW EW activity in india is in no way concer concerned med with mith trade gramet pramet promotion t a n to offset the cool att attitude tUde of the government overn ment of india the american mission has received us with a helpfulness and it kindliness which has exceeded expectations we are confident t that despite all this we can manage fal fairly r ly w well c ll 11 e TO RELAX RATIONING OF FARM MACHINI RY BY agricultural officials have been closeted j for r see several e ral days working on n an n a announcement acom t w which aich will be good ou news s to farmers they 11 are a its planning I 1 tan to relax elax the r sliming rationing of farm machinery relaxation will take two forms one will be to permit farm machinery companies ran more hiti latitude in tude distributing their products to different ff erent parts of the country the e oth other wi will 1 I 1 be to take certain m machines c hires de definitely suit ely off the he ration une but list although plans plane are not it quite complete comp p S it is probable hi th that at most law farm machine machinery 4 will 1 b be wo un r rationed ati from r now on except tractors no combines robins hay bailers beet lifters liffers and similar mucha mechanized nned e equipment in general tr tractor implements pa cements will be taken off the he c list r though h tractors c to r 3 w will ill stay on it wj will still bu be necessary necessary essary for farmers r to go t to th their nen u ration boards to ge get t perm permission a to buy certain artan far farm in me machinery c ameer but bot this will be a only afar for tho the purpose of making mg sure or t that it they are legitimate tural farmers rm and it really 11 need it 1 the file equipment the old system tebuu y of f strict rat rationing woong on most t farm machinery will go 90 by Y the a bad hitherto far farm ampt implement e et companies am P have v b been sea required eq stured t to a distribute ar their cpr products d uc eq equally on throughout the united states so that some same c counties where little wheat is raised have rece received 1 vo it 0 as nany many binders as car counties m th the in middle of the wheat bet belt it or m so some cases an too much corn machinery merTy has has been sent to counties where e little corn is raised while corn core lel belt t counties have been slighted th the new 1 0 order will permit farm map implement companies I 1 pin was use ram more discretion wo II 11 ord order r to vold avoid inefficient distribution tion CAPITAL CHAFF 41 L while congressional salons bolona were way away the hous lea ijuro have ham been busy all the pam paintings t ml s on an sightseers row have been cleaned caned silt statues aes ues have been given give a much needed bath and the subways leading to th the senate and h house a I 1 office build it pigs are re resplendent it with a free fresh coat OB t of looking at the hefty girth of 0 1 I edwin C johnson bs n of f col colorado ad son sen pad who t tips P th the ceita beam above bo v s P pc h who you I 1 would w i d never r guess that he eats only we one meal a day |