Czechs in Comecon Dispute

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from a London correspondent

The Financial Times of July 10th reported: “Another acrimonious dispute over economic policy broke out at a recent meeting of the Comecon in Budapest.essThe Czechoslovakian delegation complained that their country had been forced to restrict the output of their consumer goods industry to the needs of the Communist world, whereas before the war exports in this field to the West had been substantial. Caechoslovakia also complained that she had been forced to send goods to the underdeveloped countries for which satisfac tory payment has never been nade.sss

lunanLa and Hungary complained about the poor quality of recent doliveries from Russia. Rumania said it will not hesitate to make its own business arrangements with China, although following the Kremlin in politics,”