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SURPRISE AT M. MOLOTOV'S SHARP REBUFF
British Anxiety Over Hungarian Coup
"ENTITLED TO INFORMATION”
London, June 13.
The Minister of State, Hector McNeil, expressed surprise and regret at Soviet Foreign Minister V. Molotov's sharp rebuff of Britain's mild in- tercession in the Hungarian coup, but avoided a direct answer as to whether London would now back an appeal to the United Nations. He declared the governament's Sulyok said that Hungarian
tt lermination, however, in cun. ¦ den,ocracy 3718 "puppet inue to press for full forma, whose heart has been stolen." ton on the situation "to which he z sported that Hungary has We are entitled".
become a palier state and in regarded by Western powera s a Soviet satellite umplat pressure,
In answer to a question by a House of Commons member as to possible reference of the case to the United Nations, Mr. McNeil said, " du not want in
WAN 10 minimize our nexieties on this subject, but 1
under Com
Sulyok was purged as a rene- Honary from the Smallholders' Party in November 1945.
No Freedoni
hope that 'want be pressed to affirm what netim is contem plated, because until we know Sulyok, who beaded a Free the facts, we do not know what | doth Party newspaper for 11 action
andys outil printers refused to lu!".
it up. to'd Be Assembly Speaking in pliers of Foreign that "op newspapers mky be Secretary Einest Bevin, A published which write the truth
is geenly proper
may be
held when the speakers tell the And no mass meeting"
"
the
KILL-BEVIN PLOT
Brainnela, June 12.
British
Plans were made to asana- sinate the
Porrign Secretary, Mr. Bevin, in u railway couch which was ta have taken him back to Eng. land at the end of the Mon- row Foreign Ministers Con- farener in Aprit, the Fleniish- hungengr Brusel airspaper "Hej Lautele Nieuwn" stated tonight.
flin beet
The paper asid that attempt roan ty have made in Belgian territory an the Just lap of Mr. Beviv'a Continental Sourney. In fact. Mr. Berin flew direct to
Lan- don from Germany. The Paner added that members of the Stern Gang were behind the plan.-Reuter,
Irgun Raid On Reuter Office
OLIVIER
TRAWLER CATCHES
MINE
Reykjavik, June 12
The British trawler "Loch Hope" Bank off the east coast
of Terland after a mine which had been caught in her HOL exploded.
Seventeen of her crew, of 18 were reached. Eight of her 'crew`are injured.---Reuter.
KNIGHTHOOD A PRECEDENT
London, June 13.
The invisible door carring divorced persons from the official aristocracy was opened with the award of a knighthood to actor Laurence Oll- vier in the Birthday Honours list. Until now, the title "Sir" has been bestowed rarely on men who have been through the divorce courts and almost never when the distinguish- ed man and his wife both have been divorced, as is the case with Olivier and his present wife, actress Vivien Leigh.
Prico 20 Cents.
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Change But Something Rich And Strange
Edinburg, June 12. Sir Walter Scott lost a! legal bout with William Shakespeare · in the Sheriff's Court and, as a result,
coal merchant George Morrison today found himself still bound to appear for trial on June 24 on four charges selling "sea coal" illegally.
lof
Sen coal is coal broken from submarine beds and left .There have beer. repeated | future. In any case, the
rule beaches as flotsam. protests from influential fans of has occasionsly been broken bes Morrison called in Scott's Rob Olivier, acknowledged to be out-fore and each case is considered Roy in defence"A rusty grate standing among Britain's younger on a merit." stage and sereon figures,
when
Cepresentative of the Hungarianį heart of Tel Aviv was; But after Olivier's
he
The
Thur
Russian Claims To
U.S.
into
Divorced persons are still barseldom gladdened by sea coal or the 40-year-old actor was passed red from the Royal enclosure at faggots." He said that showed uver in favour of less well known the Ascot race courar, admission "even in those days people dif. theatrical personages in recent to which amounts to bring in the ferentiated between coal and years.
acint
register.
has been sea conl," Only last New Year, Olivier agitation for the removal of the Sheriff J.W. More had an an
the King's Ascot ban, hut no relaxation iswer for that one: was missing from
"Are you Honours list, whiels is prepares expected while the higher clergy telling me that, as Ariel sald' in almost entirely by the
Govern of the Church of England vigor The Tempest, change but some ment, while his second-in-ously opposta divorce and the McNell said Britain hud neled
command at the Old Vic. Ralph wife of England's former King thing rich and strange
coal?" "with the maximum of restraint
Richardson, was knighted,
the twice-divorced Duchess
Morrison was bound over herr beenuse we are not seeking
precedent, neither Windsor, In not received by the Following a quarrel"
Sulyok said he regaded
Jerusalem, June 12. hat had only met
Buckingham Palace nor 10 Down Royal family-Associated Press United Press. with Bunglon "misrepresentations ipuer Premier Nagy a "the leuters office in theng Street tuck official notice of
the wind inaccuracies" for her pains,
Sir was announced, Sulyok Haid The British Ambassador in
'aided by Zionist terror- Robert Knox, Secretory of Moscow, Sir Mourier Peterson, could not accept Dinnyes new
Political Honours Scrutiny. Com- "made no accusations
government "either in my name ists tonight. against
mission, told inquirers that it war our Allies" aut only sought in that of my Party,"
C. 1. D. headquarters today an example of an increasing Informapon on what
He vald: "There is calm and warned the Tel Aviv und- was hap
Jer tendency towards a more-ilberu! poning in Hungary in order that Huggary-"the still-usalem post offices to watch for putlook in the conferring Britain might form a "just and Weaver we announce & pofiti-heen
of fright and
terror. letter bombs", believed to have honours." mailet from Italy "M. Megatre, in reply to bly muss of 400 to 600 persons, Government,
mat mureting, an organized, un-high officials of the Palestine He wouldn't go into details, but quiries, said that our desire for
rellable Jewish another number of the Commia-Russian claims to more than 825 American patents information 10
Amply armed, well paid and sources stated in Tel Ayly the matters
quite drunk, appears and, constituted
ac- night. RA interference in Hungarian in mal affairs and pets the meetings and in most for yellow envelopes mensuring verding to prearranged plans. The warning said: "Look out that further, he was pared to admi ogy
ps uses vidence against the seven by ten inches long. contention auxilence and speakers."--Asso dressed in English and stumped thal, as me of the powers re- rinted Press. pyryented on the Allied Control
confidential-Reuter. Commission, 140 were thereby given the right to the informa tion for which we nd asdezel. Accordingly M. Molony refuse-i to give us ally of the de- tails
of the situation but maintained that the policy of
accurate decision".
not pre-
the USSR was to refrain from interference in Hungaram inter- ond offairs,
Lanthier interrupted Mr. MeNell, who continued, "these misrepresentations and inges curacies, as the House is aware, have already been rebutted in The House of Lords"-ANECOIU-
lel Press.
"Terror"
Budapest, line 13.
Deszo Sulyok, lender of the anual Freedora Party, bitterly attacked the new
government
in a tumultous National Aн-|
sembly debate. Sulyok shouted:
"The widest
and most uhjec- {
ticnable political terror reigns
in Hungary!"
shouting
ness
Economic Commission
Conference
Shanghai, June 13.
Sixty delegates from ten nations are gathering in Shanghai for the opening session on June 16
to
to
-
Merits Only
an
slon which passes on the nomina- tions of Cabinet Ministers others said: "Divorced people will not necessarily
be barred
for
Identity Cards For Chinese
Patents
Budapest, June 12.
used in Hungary have been referred to the Allied Commandantura in Berlin for settle- ment, an American'official said today. Russia entered a claim to the patents-more than 800 of them the property of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company--as "Ger- man assets" because they were issued through Berlin corporate subsidiaries of the firms in- volved.
The official said the accupa- Gen, Sviridov, it was under
con.
tion authorities obtained a llat of stood, had charged that the the users of these patents from patents had been filed by Gor- the Hungarian patent office man subsidiary corporations early in May and notified Hunduring the war years when they Karian manufacturers they were "uniler the political should henceforth make royalty | trol of the Nazi state," Offices to supply Chin-payments direct to Army head- Mr. Pinkney said lesa. ese nationals with iden-quarters.
10 per cent of the patents on Other American firms whose which the Russlabs are trying patents are involved ure theto collect royalties were filed
than
of Far Eastern Economic Commission confer- ence, first of its kind to be held in the Far East. ¡tification cards will
Delegates from the United soon be set up in Hong Combustion Engineers of New during the war period. Most of States, Australia, China, France, Kong and Macao,
ac- York, Underwood Corporation the ITT patents, he said, were Indin, Netherlands. Philippines, Siam, Britain and Soviet Russla cording to a vernacular and Mrs. Freida Strauss of New filed under the name of German York. The total value is es subsidiaries before the war- have been assigned to determinal press report yesterday.
timated in millions of dollars. Unlied Press. economic needs of the f Oversens Chinese will also re-
Hungarian firms fear they may Asiatic Fur Eastern countries quire identification cards when and the help which the United | visiting China. Nations can offer them to in- In Canton alone, more Creuso production and ralac 300,000 Identification. their standard of living.
have already been issued,
China's Record
Slump
His speech was greeted by
Shanghai, June 13. joering and angry
The greatest drop all from the Communists. The up- China has seen-a 50 per Tour was so great that when cent slump in trade-re- Sulyok finished talking. Deputy flects the
woes of the Speaker Istvan Koss (a Com-economic crisis and civil munist bitrarily adjourned; The Assembly.
war.
ת!
Sulyok asserted that. bullies broke up opposition Political Import and export trade meetings. He said n spy tried which reached $90,000,000 in To frame him by offering to get United States currency
money for him from the Ameri- February. fell to $48,000,000 in March, the last month for which Agures are avaliable..
chen.
The Weather
A weak, anticyclone le centred over 8 Koren. Presenze vimalge hlich in a ridge extending frism the Pelle anticyclone to the Philippines and low over N China and Mungelis. A depression appears to be developing over Hunan Province, movine ENE From it, a trough extends Ecco
the Loochoon to the Banina,
Today's Forecast:-Moderate BW windsi cloudy, with bright intervals after murn.
Yet Shanghai receives more than 85 per cent of China's legal imports, South Ching ports et 10 per cent and Yellow Sea ports five per cent,
the lend
the
be Ilable to double royalties since the American firma arc than expected to file sult if all pay. cards ments are diverted to Russia.
In-
The Commission Secretaryspections are scheduled to be General, David Owen of England | gln in August and those with- is expected to arrive in Shanghai | aut cards will be arrested and tomorrow.
fined, added the report.
in Shanghai will represent the United States. Dr. T. F. Talang, former CNRRA head, will be the Chinn delegate, Sir Anthony Gourlay Crow will head the British delegation with R. K. Nehru, relative of the Indian leader, representing India,
Consul General M. B. Davis
The Soviets have an 11-man team en route to Shanghai, In- cluding one delegate, two alter- nates, five advisers and sintanta.
The
08-
'Deport Charlie
Chaplain' Demand
Unsatisfactory
repre-
The American ACC Renintive, Brig.Gen. Weems, brought up the issue in several ACC meetings without satisfac. tion and finally notified Soviet Gen. Sviridov on May 16 that{ he had asked Army headquar-1 tera to settle the lnue in the Berlin Council.
Sinkiang Fighting Continues
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As from Monday, June 16, the import system of licensing will be revised with a view to stream- lining present procedure, reducing the number, of applications for special import licences and relieving business Arms of the necessity for seeking what has for a long time been formal approval, for certain classes of Imports. In future it will not be necessary for importers fo apply for individual import licences (with cer- tain exceptions enumerated below) for goods originating in territories in the British Empire, ↑ including mandated areas, (except Canada and New Foundland), France and the French Empire, Egypt, Holland and the Dutch Empire, Palestine, Italy and Czecho Slovakia. Iraq. Greece, Siam, These are in point of fact those countries trade with which is not required to be covered by approved sterling transfers on form E.'I.
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For imports from these coun- | recòipt will be given for the tries the Superintendent of Im- same. The licence. If granted. porta and Exports has issued a will usually be ready the fol general licence. If importers lowing day on presentation, of from the countries mentioned the receipt. When the consigti- above are required to furnishment to which the import licenen the number of an import licence relates arrives the original of to the export Authorities, they the licence must be presented, hould quote "General Licence to the shipping, agents, who enn issue a delivery order only For the time being, however, on presentation of the licence. duplicato while certain commodities are After delivery the in short supply and under world import licence must be returned Exporte allocation,, special licences will to the Imports and be necessary for a few com- | Department, attached to the moditica imported from the Import Declaration, which all above countries such as butter, importers are required
to Alo canned fish, flour, rice, and rice of cargo landed in the Colony, coconut oil, cheese, margarine, in respect of each consignment products, sugar, meat of all Кілія, воаp, tin, iin-plate, hemp, coal, coke, cotton yarn and sulphate of ammonia.
Extra Copy
and
AB Holders of import licences supplics of these commodities which have not expired become more plentiful they will which previously were issued in f be removed from this list, duplicate only should submit an Import licences are not re- extra copy of such licence to quired for goods originating the Imports and Exporta De- In China and Macau with the partment for signature, which exception of coal, coke and cot- will be made free of charge. lon yarn. It should be noted, Import licences, are not neces however, that import. Heences | sary for transit, cargo-1.0, are required for goods shipped cargo which is taken through from Shinghai which are of the Colony on the same ship, American origin.
but they are required in respect
Nanking, June 12, The Ministry of National De- fence today announced that the bombing of Chinese positions in Peitashan, Sinklang provinco, Mr. Pinkney, representative by planes bearing the Soviet of the ITT in Hungary, told emblema "continues without let United Press that in all patenta up Involved 86 to 100 per cent of The announcement, which was company ownership in in Am-released through the semi-off- cial Central News Agency, sald erican hands.
that bombing, have occurred daily since June 5 The Outer Mongolian troops aratreported to have captured. Peitashan on 6 but, the government troops recaptured the city, on June 7.
The Ministry announced that the
Outer Mongolians 1180d tanks in fighting around Pel- tashan which fe att In pro- Krean. United.Press.
Washington, June 13, ON OTHER PAGES
A demand for the deportation
States
Divorce (Validity) B1 Read a
First Time.
Australia will be represented by Ambassador D. Copland, and Miguel Quaverno will represent the Philippines, Ho is Philip- pines Secretary of Finance, of the world famous tim atar, Page Two
Beatdes the delegates, ob- Charlie Chaplin, to Britain was Exports dropped from $17,000.- servers from specialised agencies made in the United 000 to $12,000,000 in March. of the United Nations will attend, House of Representatives yes Page Three Imports declined $72,000,000 to
Commission, which torday by Mr. John Rankin, $36,000,000 Capital goods took, strictly is a fact finding
Two Jap Officers To Hang. ad Democrat of Mississippi, who Paps Four in importa during visory, also has been assigned said that Chaplin's Hollywood In Russia's Footsteps? March Machinery, metals, mia to promete uldser economic to life is detrimental to the nor
in Rumianis Next? Five cellanious metalware and trans-operation Among the Astatic mal fabric of America." portation equipment totalled countries and between Asia and
Page Six Replying to Mr. Rankin's re- $8,500,000.
Leading Articlo:— the rest of the world. It will marks, Chaplin, in a statement More than half of Chlin's im- have to survey extensively the in Hollywood said: "This type Page Seven
H.K. Economie Chief. ports continued to come from current economic structures and of procedure is. the usual Fan- the United States, totalling $12,- tendencies throughout the Far cist technique in trying to sup-Pads Eight & Nina
"Revealing Intervlow." 200,000. Britain was second East-Associated Press.
prean free speech and free ex-Motoring Section. pression through the medium onome Conference. of the motion picture."
Page Eleven Hel, Humidity So why tered a March record of $16. worth $9,000,000 was the lead Chairman of the House
Mr. Rankin was formerly 000,000 worth of UNRRA im In export commodityAs- American' Activities (Committed. ports including capital goods soclated Press.
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Trendy's Weather. Maximum 84,5 deg. Fak.
Minimum 1.6 deg. Fab.
Bunshine: Nil
Rainfall:
2.4 men, 0,1 Inch Total
since Jan. 1-765.8 mm, as aminas
1 Average DE 237.# 1975.
Reading at
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with $4,400,000.
In addition, to commercial ima
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- Equâla 29,79, X3,30,Inches.ports, maritime customs regio- valued at $4,800,000. Wood-oll
Wind. Direction
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Appeal To UNO?
Nanjing, June 12... The Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang Shih-chich, assured mom- borsyof the Legislative. Yuran today that if...,'antisfactory re- auita were not bbtäfried by the protests on the Sinkfang” incli dent through ordinary diploma- General Härghall's, Warning on
tle channels, tló. Chinesa Gave Fuga "Tiistva
Wool Tarift.
ernment will consider appeal- ing to the United Nations. Local and World Sports Nown. Reuter
:
Ten
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that
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