Germans Need Food To Rebuild Nation
MINDEN, MAR. 12.
GERMAN LEADERS TOLD BRITISH STAFF OFFICERS TO-DAY THAT THEY CANNOT REBUILD THE NATION ON EMPTY STOMACHS AND STATEDP GERMANY BLUNTLY THAT A DESTROYED MEANS A DESTROYED EUROPE, THIS RINK APPRAISAL WAS GIVEN JY ECONOMNI LEADERS AT A SPECIAL PUBLIC CONFERENCE
GERALD TEM CALLED BY ALAJOR-GENERAL
PLIR DEPUTY CHEF-OF-STAFF, AND BRIGA DIER JOHN COWLEY, WHO TOOK I PESSIMIS. TIC FIEW OF GERMANY'S IMMEDIATE FU. TURE.
Chifley Jogs MacA Memory
children Bastra
suki."
gether.
Cauberra, March 12.
Hey sukad a ennference
of Mue
for domestic
Chat
consumption
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946.
TRIESTE INCIDENT Two Killed, Several Injured
Protest
New Delhi, Alur. 12. The Government of India has decided to terminate trade relations with South Africa un part of the counter mea. atres in protest against the "Ants Indian Bill"-Renter.
Chairman Sues In Own Court
enquiry
Police Open Fire
On Crowd
TRIESTE, MAR. 2. AN OFFICIAL ALLIED MI! ITÁRY GOVERNMENT THAT A WOMAN STATEMENT TO-DAY SAID AND A MAN WERE NLLED AND ANOTHER SERE OUSLY INJURED AND! 17 OTHERS WERE LARS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AN INCIDENT IN THE TRIESTE AREA YESTERDAY,
A SLAP SOURCE REPORTED FROM SEKVOLA EARLY YESTERDAY THAT FOUR WERE DEAD AND 39 OTHERS INJURED,
A Military Levert ment at.' --
in answer to u crowd.
..
While
Bolton Enquiry
An enquiry into
had taken
Egypt's Trouble-Makers Are Young Students
(By Hal Buyle).
CAIRO, MAR. 12.
STUDENTS FROM TO 25 YEARS OLD FORM THE BACKBONE FOR EGYPT'S DEMAND FOR "TOTAL INDEPENDENCE" FROM BRITISH INFLUENCE.
SPOKESMAN ONE OF THEIR MOST INFLUENTIAL
18 MUSTAPHA MOMEN, 23-YEAR-OLD ARCHI- TECTURAL STUDENT AT FOUAD THE FIRST UNIVERSITY.
Momen is a slender young man and dark in-
of medium height tense eyes. He looks more like a divinity student than a firebrand orator. Yet he has led thousands of students in recent demonstra- in Cairo, sono of which tiona
have ended in rioting and blood- nhed.
Nations
Momen declared:
power
"Since 1882 British have promised 20 times that they would evacuate
of
the
their troops from Egypt but they never fulfilled these promises. STUDENTS DEMANUS "For 64 years Egypt has been fordian troops occupied by these and they always creut fresh rea- sons for staying."
He said Egypt is divided into farmers and classes: three main
Govern- And students workers. ment officials,
Chemist Accuses Military
Washington, March 12.
The meeting was open to Get- mans, to Gerŋen photographers and to the international press.
He is a member of the Moslem At ita conclusia, General Tea-
Brotherhood Association, un ur plar ordered that the press
London, Mar. 12. of senior mallain anonymity
ganisation of growing Lord Justice Tucker was to
which ultimately aims at politica officers and recording of the pre-
day working on a report he witment said that the police fe
shot from
liberty for Moslems from Casa-
A chemist and a biologist whe credings was destroyed.
A Slav source den.cl!
blanca to Calcutta. Great Brita, present to the lome Secretary The press of
an interview worked on the atomic bomb pro- Momen said in conclusion of a the United States and Francs following the
be held at the charge and said that British.
that he believes the forthcoming jeet at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, as- that milltary organised Venezia-Giulin mett
London, March 12. Prime Minister hidey yester immediately protested again justicial
with. the concerning Mac-
the football negotiations between Britain and serted yesterday General challenged
Security Council Lakes no holding scientific Information of Arthur's statement that the Aus what they lied censorship" Northallerton
and industry. to routerenshire on Saturday, is to be set ralian miley freees were not and sent a for and notice to Lealling of a special court. The under the command of a Brilish
stons toward removal of British value to medicine nuta finale women and tenant-General Sir Brian Beurt, which sat on Nov, 26. laofficer fired into the crowd when cup-tie disaster at Bolton, Lag. Ervnt will fall and if the United seercey was unnecessarily
up at once to review all circun-
troups from Egypt "the students, They are Harrison Brown and
Paul Henshaw, signees and consider measures to will revolt and attack, all British the 1,000 re- lertsen, of the staff of Pietented to I. Stevenson, 73, delegation RİH Am
its chairman, an ejretment with the officer.
Military Covernment be taken to minimise the danger crowel award the dis- Marshal Montgomery.
Henshaw said the army declin- General Templar fa his speech der against his former groom. The
the cof similar tragedies, the British installations." Japanese desta ver “Yoi-
ed to merinit him to deliver two had de med what he ended an, Francis Carrie, from a collage statement, said that
Secretary. Mr. Chuter police were requested to be pre- Home on his estate.
reports on cancer which he pre- British
the House
of the o accusation
Counsel for Stevenson state gent at Servola "watle a Bag Eto, stated in
the meeting Commons to-night. retresentatives of flomerat e thorities were withholding cal
Cancer Research Association this Arthar and the Australian Army
at the inquiry that there was no was removed irim a Church by
He said that he was confident
pured for
week. law against a chairman takin. the Church autorities.
all steps Melinarne last November de
his own court. Btwo detachments of police were the police
in their power to prevent the ne- Gided that "restriales, prisoners punishment for the war
He said it was impossible to action in
A standing by in their vehicles a
cident. of war, disarmed personnel and
winter and his client had committed ang Transport coal this including
women
www.error of judgment in asking shot was fired av sa unknown authorities
person. embarked 10 nccupation
The pace opened fire, cldren" could be
in this leeking to the Germans for "n 1-W. Middlemiss, who had not sa'
man being kill a woman and a "that sire" en hove 'o get eraal to then the bench for a long time, to
alten specially for the hearinted and a man suiously injured." Tre za next winter.
C. R. Hinks appearing
Brown asserted that much che- Apart from the food sitva-
The Football League Manage HOSTILE CROWD Haid the lay required From ad
tion, Teuphur said the greatest Currie,
ment Committee decided Lo-day to
The farmer and workers are mical research Information could the next dit enly a correct result but that
ni are nre be released which would not affect Australian Army
dieulties ahradí are
An investigation vas proponen a fun for the victims and
Government, suthorities were justities in net
are arranging a "Beneft" match poorly organised
R living. the searcev of the atomic bomb. that all whom ited by Military Ing in dane with the policy for seed, agricolturat machinery the matter should be heard in
constaat open cauri 20
between the North and South occupied with earning 'The statemen added that "t
withheld by "walls of military inking soul parts and the
diseases. Aso-night concern gould know what
by Inw from demonstratinK. aber battle against
has been estabbed, however. Football Lesene winner. probably Government oficjais are forbidden Brown said research results are [ciated Press.
was happening-Renter,
"Only the students are free." recrecy." that the polies were in legitirion May 11.44-Reuter.
he asserted, therefore a move- ate duty and that their velten
aguinst ments and revolutions were surrounded by a large and
British rule, in 1919, 1935 and hostile crowd which was er led
this year, were led by students.
military "We want the total to the scene by pearranges
London, March 12. signal of toiling church bells.
"The crowd threw stones af Seven thousaf Italian prisoners evacuation of the British troops the removal of Eevpt from the of war will be returned to Italy
so we can the police and spat at the "
this week, some aboard the stea- British sterling bloc "This incident follows a sun-
trading with tained and distorted propagan-mer "Duchess of Richmond len re-unie
political independence da campaign against the eviving Liverpent on Thursday and Russia and other countries and polies in certain mellons of the the remainder on the "Queen of full
Bermuda" which leave on Fri Ervet. Including the Sudan.
rendy "The students are press, and for a period of four day from the same port. days, there have been urgasiset
The Italians have been working give their lives to get indenend- attacks an the police in the in this country as farm and build ence and the union of the Nile course of which the police au ing construction labourers, Asso- countries." he added-Associated
Press, eu n'ciated Press. suffers three serious
garded
1a.
la that
ended that
WHA deride anj Korrans
jointly laid down Fors anil koreans
the "Yaisuki
The government believes it can
arty's al apunition invest the tempt at consure with other docu- mentary videne allsing Ans trulin and wine that General MacArt ar has overla scod evera
the 'mted States ant nect Australian conference decision. Associated Press
"Yoizuki" In Rabaul
Caubara. Mar. 12.
4 ur armed labumu deskgay wheeling from SE "Yuzuhi
with 200 Austria to Formosa
2000 Janane
and children
war for repatriation, crested an outery in Australia, has arrived) in Rabaul New "perfeet rosage reeslved in Canberra Sait today,
New Britain after
anval report
•.
P weather did not enuse ans trouble nor was there sev nes the report added,
Labour Shortage
1
SYDNEY, MARCH 12.
for
THE ACUTE SHORTAGE OF WOMEN WORKERS IN NEW SOUTH WALES-ESTIMATED AT MORE INDUS THAN 20,000-IS FORCING ESSENTIAL TRIES TO USE MEN IN JOBS TRADITIONALLY FILLED BY WOMEN.
LONG-TERM FOOD POLICY
f
The inquest on the 33 persons killed in the stampede began in Bolton Le-dny. but formal evidence only was heard before the court
adiourned until April 8.
WOP PRISONERS
America,
Nazi Witch-Hunt
Still Goes On
for
to
Some essential industries are al- realy taking every man they can
gel to step up roduction. while others are an the verge of a Faceties," the statement said. to secure male labour.
The deaths in concetion with Emmovers claim that the labor the removal of tags comprise shortage is keening production be tween 25 und 10 ner vent below the first serious acident in zon with pater efforts u London, March 12.
maximum. They s that if the nection The foud ministers of most switch over from female to male enforce an Albo Military Gar- European countries will meet in labour becomes fairly general, Jernment proclama,in limiting Londen on Abril 3 in an attempt baur costs will rise 20 per cent display of flags and slogans.
Observers ar: Frankly fearful to avert Cumming in Europe and 10 or more.
FRANKFURT, MAR. 12. co-ordinate a long term policy A spokesman for a large textile that it is only the beginning of are likely to the Ministry niant in Marickyville, New South; difficulties which for the Continent. the Governsunt expects a four-of Food reported.
Wales, stated that Mis firma was continue as long as the Boun-THE OLD NAZI WITCH-HUNT AGAINST COMMUN ISTS AND JEWS STILL: GOES ON IN GERMANY wharhi
dury Commission is here, -- AN. taking on men for spinning and The two main profiles to b
SIASMODIALLY, · LESS OPENLY. man Investigation committee
TO-DAY. RATHER WEAKER THAN BEFORE, BUT IT STILL . GOES ON. THE STORY OF ALIPIN STEINITZ I JUST ONE EXAMPLE. STEINITZ WAS BORN IN AUS - YEARS THAN
53 TRIAN IN TRIESTE MORE
IN BGCHEN. AGO AND SPENT SIX YEARS WALD CONCENTRATION CAMP BECAUSE HE S A JEI.
Rebant to day ant hours lo res
Jeft Canberra vesterday to reach ¿jecussed are; how to get throughwaying as fast as nuasible.
until June without starvation and "In six weeks we have engaged soclated Press, ceive is recommendations before how to avoid famine in the fu-120 men, mostly discharged sol-
to
parlament resumes to-morrow as the opposition is threatenin table another motion of censure. --Reuter.
"Immediate Independence'
Bombay, Mar. 12.
11. Pattabhi Sitaramayya, member of the powerful 16-men working committee of the Congress Party, to-day sald his organisalon probably would insist upon imme- diate declaration of Independence for Indin in the forthcoming talks with the British Cabinet mission. He said that if a statement made that India is free "and 1 the Enlish people are able to impress the Indian cople wit sine rity their earnestness Where will be no difficulty"
ai
He said his party would oppos
the Mostem. Lengue's demand for
A division of Indin but would can
sider any re-arrangement of tor ritories and provinces-Associat
ed Press,
Report On Bombay Riots
of
are
'Izvestia" Has Awgrit. It would not any to use
"14 DIVISIONS"
"
"It is true the army is not pur- posely withholding information on cancer which might be of use to the im- medicine generally but ventant points of this information cannot be maile."
Such restrictions on scientific research would have tremendous effects on freetion in general if continued, he added.
There was no immediate com ment from the War Department Groves nor Lieut-General Leslie
who directed the atomic project, -Associated Press.
Canadian "Secrets" Trial
Torente, March 12. When the Canadian "secrets" Bliss ense was resumed to-day, Emma Wolkin, ared 20. who is charred with conspiracy and pro- viding secret confidential informa- tion to Soviet representatives in her vica ༠{ Canada, withdrew culty which she made when she a week first appeared in Court
Mr. UP. Erichsen Brown, her solicitor, asked that her previous and plea should be withdrawn "no plea" entered in the recorda.
ATO.
His request for a week's remand was agreed to by the Magistrates. Mr. Lee Keeley. Crown proceu. announce tant additional charges will be I'd within the
for,
next two days against Miss Wolkin and three of the other accused.
Three of the other accused were
to lay remanded until Wednesday. Lutherans They all asked for bail which was refused,Reuter.
diers, to take jobs formerly held of men are
London, Mar. 12. The Ministers will be asked to by women. Plenty
slaughter mere offering for work, but only 50 per direct the
The Milan Radio aucted Italing saying livestock to conserve rrain, to in-cent of those engaged stay after
Premier de Goaner us he alled.
the What
number of work." crease grain acreage and to adopt the first
yesterday for the methods
The secretary of the Boot and more efficient
aximum collection of harvests-Shoe Manufacturers and Allied Yuroslav divisions on the Bale- Trailes Association stated: "In Yugoslav frontier had been in-
14. to Aseinted Pres
of of our industry creased drom nine must sections
The Prime Minister told the
When he came to Wiesbaden Catholica of good men
being employed 12%
Consultative Assembly's Foreign martini-ts because women will not Affairs Commission that these near here he was lucky enough who flock to church on Sunday. men generally, so if we cannot get "concentrations" did not fall to to find and rent a small rom and are as very interested in de.
Italian Government, but a few days later his land- mocracy. worry the women. the public will have to go
the broadcast, heard by the Asso-jlady found out he was a Jew and, "But scratch the surface ari short of shoes."-Reuter,
ciated Press. said Associated told him that her husband and you find the Nazi still. Wy sons would not keep a Jew in do you think the Christian De Press.
the house. "You will have to mocrats get so many recruits in the elections? Why, because all go" she said.
Steinitz had a job running the old-Nazi sympathisers, the not Party muss for German civiliana em- people who ployed by a unit of the Ameri- members but always backed the can forces. One day a former one who were, now are flocking German naval officer appeared to support the democrats. int19.50 to 1.80 p... 6.50 to 1.50 m. anil said "I am the loss her way they hope to keep them
take
orders selves together for the future' your Do this and this." Associated Press.
and lust his
Go At Churchill
(Continued from Page 1)
sizce the death of Dr. Goebbels,
The article criticised Unitesi' States "reactionary circles for in- to take ducing the government
intervention part in supporting against the voung Soviet republic" and also criticised former Presid
U.S. MUST BE READY FOR WAR
San Francisco. Mar. 12. General Joseph W. Stilwell, who of the re-
ent Herbert Hoover for allegedly is taking command
TYPHUS EPIDEMIC
now.
kyo, Mar. 12.
You
An average 1.200 cages of from me. telling Japan in 1951 "that if her activated 6th Army hore, declared typus are reported daily in Steinitz refused expansion spread north of Man- to-day at a news conference that Japan according to Ukichi Isau-, job. churla the Government of the the United States must "be ready bashi, head of the disense pre-
when war starts"
to it."
because the
"Why should I work for a
wald?" he asked.
were
vention section of the Japangre German militarist after Buchen- "PERCY” HAS
He is classified us stateless
United States would not be oppas whext time we will be the original Welfare Ministry ed to
added. however, that pro- target, lle said "We have had
He said that 6,581 cases were gressive American forces won the two chances up to now with some- upper hand over reaction and for one else kecigr the enemy off our, reported in Japan from Jan. 1. now.
up to March 9 of which 3,410
many verra cow Russo-American he hero of the Burma 'eam-wore in Qaakit alone. The dis-
rofatione again have been acquir~
wether
still
I
are
among the e reason why we by the American Armr
LABOUR REBELS
RETIRED
RADIO
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1946. BTUDIO-BREY ORE AT THE PIANO.
ZBY HONGLONG broadcasting on frequency of 840 Rocycles and from and 9.00 10
Magarvoles R.K. T.
.00 pm also os 9.52
· 19.80 p.m.- Dally mary
Togramma Bum- 11.89 pm. Music from the Films.
1.00 pm. News & Anouscaments. 1.10 p.m.- De Groots Orchestra, and
Tro.
1.90 p.m. Glazu ow-Ban
Pallet",
3.00 p.
Cu o Dawa.
de
6.80 p.m.Tunce of Not-so-long ago.
Lunaus nelay-New 1.00 pm 7.36 p.m. i detalla-A Phantasy
le rio Como).
7.30 p.m.--Stud a-Harry Ore at the
Plano.
London. March 12. CONTINUED SPITE-
Major Percy Fryer, known to "We are not German but we the whole of the Royal Army Pa for their traditional friendly nu paige said; however, he thought ease has killed 200 in Tokyo so
not leave Germany," he Corne as Perey. to-day.c ture "The last World War and will be quite feasible to have far this year. D.D.T. and vac-
being may
still into lyllian life after returning cination meastirea common struele against a foul a very long period of peace.
"We have to live and cruel enemy, brought us to don't see any read advocate take the Japanese Governmeri.
said.
Nazis who to his home in Regonia Park,
Maior Fryer, who is 61, terved 8.00 p...Clical Request Hour",
9:00 p.m.-London lay--Bows closer.Associated should not".
not". He London, March 12.
porsecuted us. We have to cotn exactly 42 years to the day in the
9.05 .m.- Joc Loss & is Orchestra. training for -Associated Press. The Bombay Civil Polica be Fress,
035 pm.tch" at the P sno, ed universal military
pete with them for jobs, live - RAF.O. the United States and retention of haved with "restraint, discipline
wanted in their houses, put up operat. the atomic bomb - MOSCOW ON GHEECE
Leaving a railway clerk's Job 945 p.n Vallery Programme.
elections 1 on C. B. throughout the and courage
London, Mar, 12: "Defence against the bomb is
with the continued spite of to
Cochan's ReruCI recont rioting in the city, Arthur
mont
disgusting people on with the Southern Railway he 10.16 p.m.
Joined the Royal Scots at Houn 10.45 Andre Kostelaneta and His Under Secretary of Henderson,
Moscow Radio, bringing Chur- worrying everybody so why Rive the secret sway?" 'He suggested
earth."
Orah #1 State for India, told the House chilis name. Into the discussion on
London. March 12. Greece, asserted that "forces of that the capabilities of the bomb
It is not only the Jews who slow on Oct. 30, 1899. He served
for four and a half years in th
11.00 p.m.-Close Down,
2014 nro. of Commona
Seventy Labour Party members feel that Nazi hostility is still raziment and then transferred to Mr. Henderson said that reporte reaction, for which Mr. Churchill were still exaggerated. Associat
of Parliament dissenting from around them. Hear this Com the Pay: Corps, with which he word pool
arcorded specially for Services Entertain rocolved from the Viceroy and has made himself a spokesman,
the Labour Government's extress- munist railroad worker...in has served over since.. the Governor of Bombay declared want to Impose wherever thev
Malor
Frverserved in the ment by the Departs of Nation
Bervices Entersaliomomt. that the police aufered 100 casual-can an undemocratio regime
the 1914- London, Merch 12. ed policy, yesterday questioned
African yar. tias including three killed and ompression and corruption.
Dr. Lagia Badinaky, fojnim whores Barly as the "The war has been ended a Southwar and world war-number reactionary forces
whether free elections nould be Frankfurt: REMI "were often cut off by large riot it said
year but all is not perce.nu 1918 war and world was que mobe and had to spend long "want to create intrigue and pro- Hungarian Ministon of Justice, ele
date of March 31, 20
Printed and published for Americans smile and think two.
to-day: “I mika my and sentenced to death by the Pinedale there was”, av Vocation, RCainst the pDENCE
He said. relfer perkode without
He added thet
had security of the world. It shant ple's Court as a traitor to the democratic, trend" in Graece the everything is nice and quiet friends in the Army but I shal Proprietors. The "The Viceroy already complimented them oned that the Greek alections wore their behaviour and the House, being rushed under Toreben Hungarian people, has been sub diesenter and there was season would no doubt wish to associate patronare in order to tie licly hanged in Budapest, the to fear that affort to create an All the Nazis are being such call in to see them occasionally, Enterprises Limited, by
Food German burgers, gund ins and playing bowls, Reuter, Hong Kon lack with this commandation really free amreation of the Moscow Badlo rescriad to-day honest, sectorate realster had good boys now. They are all I plan to spend my ilmerden JAM KHATER Winder
Mwili welated Pre-Router. Associated. Prym,
ed Press:
anti-