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PALESTINE REPORT
BAN ON
Keeping Peace In Armed Camp GERMAN
German Disarmament
Washington, May 1.
Sccretary of ste James F.
Bitter Strife Predicted
LONDON, MAY 1.
Byrnes proposa. for a four- THE REPORT OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN COMMISSION power pact to insure German disarmament was described by diplomatic officials yesterday give the res- as designed to ponsibility for the control of Germany to the nations most able to exercise it.
Officials said there was no con- Byrnes' proposal flict between which has been developing for more than a year and the Unit- ed Nations security system.
have said American officials privately for some time that ane of of the underlying fears France, Britain and Ruania is
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Commons
Health Bill
Debate Nothing Left But Pavements!
London, May 1.
Mr. Anourin Bovan, Minister of Health, opened the House of Commons debate on the second reading of his 74- clause Health Bill, with the declaration of its basic principle that a person should not be deterred from sceking medical aid because of finances. -
го- Measure
Saw Musso's
Body Stolen,
London, May 1..
Sir Alfred J. Munnings,
the President cif
Royal Academy, pleaded: "For God's sake give the artists a chance," after complaining that "real artists are unable to get canvas or brushes," at a luncheon of the British Artista
Colour Manufacturers Association here today,"
artists
that Ho charged materials were being exported
In too large quantities.
The Home, May 1.
other day Sir Alfred The Millan correspondent of the made a vain search for a bottle
The Allied Control Council has approved a new law ban- ning German science from re- Mr. Richard Law, opposition critic, said Mr. Bevan, could have brought in health proposals acceptable to all the search in any military field death and prescribing the
House, but his actual plans are feared and distrusted RECOMMENDATIONS, ON PALESTINE AND ITS
penalty for any serious viola-
by the majority of those required to make them work. WHICH WERE PUBLISHED TODAY, WERE STUDIED
tions.
The Minister, he sald, hadi YESTERDAY.BY THE BRITISH EMPIRE PRIME MINI-
Both applied nuclear physics set his own Intuition and judg STERS CONFERENCE AT 10 DOWNING STREET.
and atomic experimentations
most in- ment against the are specifically forbidden.
formed in the medical field WHEN PRIME MINISTER CLEMENT ATTLEE AND HIS
associated with hospital COLLEAGUES FROM AUSTRALIA, SOUTH AFRICA
The deerce also prohibita and AND NEW ZEALAND SAT
In DOWN AT THE
aero-dynamics, services. research
Mr. Bevan said, in the first THE PRINCI- TABLE IN THE CABINET ROOM,
rockets, jet propulsion, hydro- dynamics ship construction, speech in the debate, which is PAL ITEM ON THE AGENDA WAS THE CONTINUA-
to last three days, and electrical expected radio-activity TION OF THEIR TALKS ON EMPIRE DEFENCE BUT
that the health of the people coding and, decoding. IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT FOLLOWING A SUCCES-
had not been looked after pro-newspaper "Il Messagero" report- The drastic
Academy TION FROM THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, THE
quires commanders of all four perly in many respects. The ed yesterday that he had inter- of linseed oil to put the finish-
claimed to have witnessed the fit the Royal DELEGATES WERE INVITED TO OFFER THEIR
Allied zones to assume control condition of British teeth was viewed an unnamed woman who ing touches to a picture he had
a "reproach to the nation."
theft of Mussolini's remains dur- related, scientific German
Club last "At the Artists 23. Insufficient attention VIEWS ON THE COMMISSION'S CONCLUSIONS.
to ing quoted r
the night of April to discover new same period the endeavours
deafness and provision of
as saying the night, Dame Laura Knight told A general discussion followed During the that the United States would pull but no individual verdicts were amount spent on health services laws of nature, compounds or cheap hearing aides are con- ghouls were "four men of large me that there is going to be no-
While the three stood flame white at all. to rectify.size." out of the German control ar-
he hoped Kiven. The views expressed by was £550,000 and on education materials. few
"There are some young men ไก other words, in the next
have not £700,000, the Prime Ministers
German schools, institutes Mr. Bevan said voluntary hos-guard, the fourth, equipped with rangements
health and education costs were
Kasmask and huge rubber heen disclosed. years and completely upset the
in the position to tell you- within the balance of political forces on the
Well-informed quarters here only a third of the cost of keep-and commercial companies are pitale supported, in the whole a
scope of the law. or part by private donations, gloves, opened the grave alone, he in England today and I am the ing the perice. the view that
orders the dis-had a long history of devotionald The law also
"His manner indicated he had who can paint as well as any continent.
now in any of too today took
Until law and order can be solving of all technical under-and efficiency. but had no re- There has been concern
established, in-
profession" she was these other countries who have that Britain and Russia might Anglo-American report on PA-
produced the great artista. conflicting leatine leaves Britain with the permanently to establish
always produced equipment. It vices in areas where need was
The corree-ondent failed to ex-England has spheres of influence in Europe full responsibility for maintain formed opinion here could not takings of a military character lation to each other, and often a certain familiarity with that of the other
could American parti ing law and order amid a situa- see how educational or economic and the estruction of military tried to provide specialist ser- quoted as saying.
may plain why the woman, when she the artists. We be raised, and whereas with
of tradesmen but we said that darkness prevented her nation cipation guaranteed they might tion whose explosive possibili- standards
seeing everything.. happen from Nations trusteeship, the cost engaged in the development of be permended to steer away from ties may actually be accelerated Should Palestine pass to United stipulates that scientists who not great
by the terms of the report.
would be borne by other coun-weapons in the past are not auch moves-Associated Press,
tries as well as by Britain.subject to punishment on that British View
score now-Associated Press. Reuter.
Bloody Strife
tend
It was stated that any British statement of policy would have London, May 1. A Foreign Office spokesman to await a further study of the said yesterday that the British report. While there was no in- fully licntion available tonight what Government is not now supporting the American sug-line the Government planned to gestions for a four-power alli- take
ance
Jerusalem, May 1. Arab leadera declared today
in view of the Commis- that the British and American recommenda- Inquiry Committee's
for the disarmament of ston's unanimous
Germany although it agree in
principle with the proposal.
Britain would prefer the sub- to be made part of the ject agenda for general discussions, the spokesman said.-Associat- ed, Press.
Long Road Ahead
Parin, May 19 Senator Arthur Vandenberg said yesterday that if the four Secretary of powers accept State Byrnes' proposal on a Ge Inan disarmament treaty, he would "fight vigorously to put it through the Senate."
over
all
HEROISM OF
tions, there was some uneasiness Priest Counte's report on MER. NAVY
jt was understood
ot
here that
ditions
The Repugnant
to the
Reuter.
ho
be a
He believed it was repugnanted to be present but said she had ought to encourage the arts,”—
her information community to given to n civilised. have hospitals depend on Milan police,
He said the body was now be charity. His decision was that! voluntary bospitals be taken leved to be hidden in a village over and run with Government near Milan-Associated Press. hospitals as a single service.
The sale of doctors' practice shall be banned, as it is desir- able to have doctors better. distributed, £60,000,000 will be
Immigrants
On a red draped platform on provided for the compensation To U.S.
of the Mer-
to
RADIO
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1940. STUDIO-HAL LORENZO AT THE PIANO
rists.
1.00 .m.-News, and Announcements, 1.10 p.m.-Victor Silvester & His Ball-
room Orchestra,
1,80 p, .-Compositions of Ravel, 2.00 p.m.-Close Down,
in London about the immediate Land into bitter and bloody
London, May 1.
ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting future, which, it was felt, the strife and drive the Middle East
an a frequency of 640 Kilogycles of doctors, who had anticipated
Bremen, May 1.
and from 12.30 to 1.30 pm, 6.80. report has done nothing to allay."into the bosom of Soviet Rus-
Wearside, Sunderland, Whatever happens in the fusiu."
today, selling practices. Doctors would Four train-louds of European to 7.30 8.00 to 8.15 p.m., and 9.15
become The Arab Office stated that Princess Elizabeth, heiress pre-
hot
tho civil servants, immigranta
United to 11.00 p.m., also on 9.62 Mega- ture, Britain will in the interim period have to keep the peace in
the report must be resisted by sumptive to the British throne,
expected to States, the first since the war, cycles. an armed unanimous endeavour of the smashed a bottle of Australian although they are country which is
here yesterday after
H.K.T. Arab and Moslem worlds wine against a new 12,000 ton participate in the Government arrived
health centres. the first lap of their journey 12,10 p.m.-Dally Programme Bummary, scheme for camp.
arcas in 12.32 p.m.-Light and Humorous Va United States Secretary
While the bulk of the Pales oil tanker to launch the vessel
Reuter.
from the assembly name her "British. Prin-
Vienna, Frankfurt, Berlin. State, Mr. James Byrnes, and tine population lined up before and the British Foreign Secretary, newspaper offices for editions of cess."
INDIAN CROPS
Munich and Stuttgart. Mr. Ernest Bevin, both in Paris
They are mainly displaced papers carrying the reports of for the Foreign Ministers Con- the Inquiry Committee. streets Afterwards, in paying a tri-
New Delhi, May 1.
persons who suffered under Nazi Indian troops are to work on prosecution. ference, will undoubtedly have of major cities teemed with bute to the men discussions on the subject but extra police and soldier details, chant Navy, the Princess anid:
Many nationalities are repre- Austriane, including No official statement has yet "No greater. heroism has ever cultivation of crops for three
by the men days in a week, to help the civil sented there was no indication at pre-been issued by the Jewish been shown, than ed, however, that there is a long sent of the United States official agency which meets in an execu- who served in oil tankers." and population in meeting the food Poles, Russians, Serbs, Lat- vians, Lithuanians and Esthon- tive session on Wednesday. The recalled that the British Tank-shortage,
recently ¡ans. The Buggestion,
The majority have rela- It was emphasised that the Arab Office also stated that the er Company, to whose flest the
themade by Mr. Gandhi to the tives in the United States and recommendations "British "Princess" was
must prove that financial to them. ranting of 100,000 immigra- Committee's
by the Liun certificates did not mean
Military support is available democracy and grave betrayal enemy action during the war. accepted
authorities.-Reuter.
They are expected to sail from that there would be no further appear to "he high treason to latest addition, lost 44 ships by Viceroy, Lord Waveil, has been tive immigration once they have to justice.Associated Press.
Bremerhaven on May 9. As- sarinted FreeB. been taken up. It was pointed out that this 100,000 represent an increase of 50 per cent. in the number of immigrants al- lowed when the Nazi persecu- tion of Jews in Germany was at its height in 1935.
The Republican Senator add-
road ahend to get the treaty ac- cepted.
Other members of the Ameri- to the Foreign can delegation Ministers meeting said that So- viet Foreign Commissar Molotov had flatly opposed to any dis cussion of the treaty at this con- ference but that Byrnes would continue pushing to get it on the agenda.
Vandenberg said in a formal completely statement support" the treaty.
that "I
to
attitude.
The 1937 Royal Commission recommended an admission of 1,000 Jews a month,
This is clearly the effective formula for dependable security against a renewal of Axis fhill- tary aggression" he declared. "Equally it is the formula clear the air of false issues in mapping the post-war world."
"My conviction on this subjecting was presented to the Senate as long ago as my speech of Janu- change my ary 10, 1945, and
Reuter
SPORTS
U.S. Baseball
SECTION
LH.K. CRICKET
GOLF UPSET
Richmond, May 1.
of the
PRINCESS JULIANA'S
BIRTHDAY
The Hague, May 1,
6,80 p.m.Tanes of Not So Long Ago, 7.00p.m.-"Melody Linger
ENSA.
7.16 m. Cootie Williams & His Or
cheat with Elle Carlisle (Vocal)
Pinne
·7.20 p.m.-atudio--Hal Lorenzo at the
8,00 p.m.-London Roizy-News B. p.m.
Music
ENGA
"Services
8,45 pm, Charlie Spivak tez- chestra and Frank Binatra (Vocal), 0.10 p.m.-Resinald Dizon at the O
Fan,
1,50 p.m.-Irving Berlin Belections. 10,00 p.m.-London Relay-News. 10,06 p.m.-Orchestral Belections. 10.80 p.m.-Excerpt from Mosart-"The
Magic Flute".
Princess Juliana of the Nether-11,00 D.m.-Close Down,
Programmes marked ENSA are
Palace for Entertainment by the Department day, observed her birthday anni- racorded specially for Services. lands, who was 37 years old to-
time since before the of National Services Entertain- the first.
ment.. versery In Soestdijk
Flags were displayed through-
war."
THURSDAY, MAY 2nd-0000 0030 The
Some of the best of the R.A.F. out the country and many people Music Un The Air; Hontley, who is still suffering | Cricketers in the Colony are now, wore sprigs of orange flowers or Nows and Home 'Nows Mail.
A Cricket Match has been Two second-round sensations in New York, May 1
the Rest of the Colony. This will the English Amateur Golf Cham-arranged between the RAF and It was stated officially in Lon-hander of the Cleveland Indians, course here today were the defea: Cricket Club Ground on Saturday Bob Faller, fre-balling right pionship at the Royal Mid-Surrey takes of the Cho Hong Kong don that the cost of maintain-convinced 37,000 fans in the of Arnold Bentley, holder, and J.
and Sunday next, May 4th and 6th. ing law and order and protect Yankee Stadium Tuesday that he 3. F. Pennick, twice winner
by hurling a no-title. Ing property in Palestine dur-was not slipping.
was £4,600,000. run no-hit game against the New
Yorkers. ile walked five and from the effects of influenza, en-
on their way to the UK, but it ribbons on their lapeis.-Reuter. 1940-1945
struck out eleven as be duplicated
reigning terod only because as
is hoped to field a fairly strong mind."--Associated his perfect opening day fame of champion he thought it right thing XI, which will be selected from
1940.
and lost six five to
the following. thet
Reid (Capt). Cpl. Kenyon, A. C. Eve, L. A. C. Cooke, L. A. C. Baxter, LA. C. L. A. C. Guling, F/Lt. Grace, Cpl. Badhain,
W/O Walder. Sgt. Grose,
1. have not Prens.
JAPAN CELEBRATES MAY DAY
Tokyo; May .1.
Japan's first May Day celebration in 11 years passed with- out incident but it brought a threat of a general strike by organized labour, sooking the formation of a Loftist Government.
a great banner-agement and the establishment In Tokyo, waving crowd, estimated by of a Democratic People's Front. the Provost Marshal at 400,000 By late afternoon, conditione persons, gathered in front of were once again normal in the Imperial Palace to sing, Tokyo. Heavy American pa- hear speeches de-trols returned to their barracks manding rights for workers.
without having had to inter-
cheer and
Detroit, Boston Red Sox chut out
handcuffed the Tiger batters.
&nacul
Buddy Lewis of the Senators slammed out a double and drove in the winning run in the seventh, which enabled Washington to beat the Chicago White Sox, 3 to 2.
Philadelphia outslugged the St. Louis Browns to win, 12 to 8. Fight pitchers took part in the game.
R.
H. E.
7
2
0
2
11
4. W. Baker, buyer and Love in
player.
Pennick was beaten at the tenth hole by Albert Hammer, Bezh rallway signalman Reuter.
LOUIS-CONN FIGHT
New York, May 1. Jos Loula, world's heavyweight champlon, arrived from Indiana Tuesday and declared that he in- tended to carry the fight to Chal- lenger Billy. Conn all the way in their title hout June 19 at the Yankee Stadiumi.
+
L. A. C. Thomas.
Umpire, LA. C. Tuck. Scorer, Szt. Halman.
2,000 GUINEAS
London, May 1. Victoria Club call-over. on th
Two Thousand Guinoas tonigh
Louis resumes training at his were: 2-1 Gulf Stream, 9-2 Pompton Lakes, NJ., camp Satur Khaled, 6 to 1 Aldia Damp, all 100 to 7 Radio- day. The champion weigh 216 offered.
American League Scores
...Cleveland g New York Detroit Boston Chicago
pounds, having lost five pounds therapy taken and offered. 18 Washington
8during two months of golf and to 1 Maharaja Kumar offered St. Louis
taken. 83 to 1 Happy 0 road work in Imliana-Asociated and .12 10 Philadelphia..
Knight offered 40 to 1 taken. The anaombly dispersed and fere with demonstrators or un- Chicago Cubaeilged out Press.
40 to 1 Massicle 'offered 50 to Brooklyn, 2
2 to 1, in an elevonth
11 taken 50 to 1 Oregon offered then marched through various due. demonstrations,
Syracuse, N.Y., May 1. inning run forced across whon -Thou-
Ear Harrist, 25-year-old Syra--Router. sections of the city.
Dominic Socialiat Kanju Kato, In
D'Allessandro • walked sands paraded around the out-
[cuse Pitcher, hurled the first no- while dale Labour Committco Conférence with the bases loaded. side of buildings,
Pittsburgh defeated the Phila-hit no-run game of the Interad gations of leaders of different with Prime Minister Shidehara,
as the Chiefs defeated Buffalo, B Kinups and parties called upon brought up the general strike delphia Phillies, 4 to 1, with a tional League season on Tuesday,
a possible reac- three-run rally, in the eighth...
to 0. Harrist, a former soldier, Prime Minister Shidehara and possibility as
National League-Scores
allowed only two batters to reach visited General Dougina Mac- tion to the establishment of a
fret baseAssociated Press. aingle party Cabinet by the Arthur and other officials.
R. H. The Kyodo News Agency Right-Wing Liberals, the ma- reported there were no casce or jority-ahy leading party in the In Osa- new Diet, to succeed the re- Incidents of violence. ka (the next to largest city) signed Shidohara Government. "The people may rise againat 50,000 workers demanded mini-
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Arcadia, Cal., May 1. A new half-mile record for two- year-old pacers was established: here on Monday at the Banta Anita Track as "Old Grandad" captured the first baby race of the Grand Circuit Harness Racing
• London, May 1, Stoody Alm, who has been well Meeting Old Grandad stopped backed for the Ono Thousand four furlongs in 1 minuto 1 and postponed, Gilinear en Friday, will not run.seconds. The former mark of mum wagos based on living it warned Kato, "and this wet grounds; New York-Be Louis The fly injured barsalf in her 1 minute and 5 seconds was held
Associated bogat night and is Jame costs, increased food rations for night take the form of a gen postponed. workers, participation In man- "eral strike."Associated Press. Prob
Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston-Cincinnati
by several hores.-Associated Press:
STOP PRESS
2,000 GUINEAS
Newmarket, May 1.
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Announcementa; gramme Globe Trot; 9846 Musle From The Movies (BBC) 0830 The Nows, (BBC); 0940 and Home Newa“ Programme Announcementa: 0945 a Tito; 1000 In Concert Style: 1030 Over To
1100, You. News Headlines; 1101 What It To You?, 1130 Chappells Queene Hall Light Orchestra 1200 News ca; 1201 Yours For The Asking
1800 Hollywood Parade 1830 The News (BBC); 1840 Bandstand: 1400 Phil Green and concert Orchestra 1600. 1433 Music From The Opera; Comedy Caravan 1630 Light Orchestral Concert: 1000 Pro- FOTTER West African Tho
Kramme for Two Thousand Guinens was won today by Happy Knight, Khaled was Becond and Radiotherapy third. Thirteen ran. The botting was 28 to 1 Happy Knight, 100 to 30 Khaled and 100 to 6 Radiotherapy. Happy Kaight won by four lengths. The winner, Hap- py Knight, is owned by Bir William Cooke, and is by Colombo.out of Happy. Morn. Tho Agha Khan's Khaled is by Hyperion out of Eclair, Mr. Tom Lilley's Radiotherapy is also by Hyperion out of Bellova. Guif-Stream started a 9 to 4. favourite-Reuter,
1030 The Nowe (BBC)+1646 board Club; 1716 India and Coy- Jon Half Hour; 1745 Gon Session; 1800 Radio SEAC, World and 1805 Heard Melodies. Home Newa;
1000 ERRO At Are Sweet: 1846
1080 Film and Theatre Mysic (BBG) ITMAT
2000 Appoint
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