1947-08-28

E. THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1947.

INDONESIA ACCEPTS Argentine COUNCIL DECISION:

On Consular Investigation

RED TROOPS RAID NEWSPAPER

IN VIENNA

Vina, Aug. 20. Suviet troopa ralded and netrelied the editorint offlers uf the Hungarian teeekly puper, "Boezi Napło," publish. ed in Vicens, the Americas spared Wiener declared today.

Kurier,

The report wald the news. paper's offices in the Inter. ainai serfor of Vicuna, were rusted and searched on Saturday, after the paper bad published an article emitted

"The Mastera sif the Custin Henke,

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Funeral Of Mr. A. Landau

Lake Success, Aug. 26.

Dr. Sutan Sjahrir, the Indonesian delegate to the United Nations, announced at Lake Success today that the Indonesian Government has ac- cepted the Security Council's decision to supervise the cease-fire In Java through committee of Consuls in Batavia,

Meanwhile, reports from Batavia itself said there had been 12 new clashes between the Dutch and Indonesian forces, and that the Indonesian army had re-assembled and started to destroy bridges and build barricades.

In a statement to the Presi- dent of the Security Couneli. Dr. Sjahrir said: "My delen- tion giver nu undertaking that The Republic of Indonesia will grant to the representatives of the Security Counell Commission afaelitica necessary for the rifective fulfilment of its-mix-

ion.

"My delegation accepts the

oices of the Stearily Council and requests it to nasist in the settlement of the dispute between the Indonesian Repub

ie, the Netherlands.

The Indonesian delegatium Funeral services were yester.hopes the work of this commit- day held at the Jewish Crimetery tee will lead to the arbitration

late Abron ("Jimmy") asked for."

Dr. Lameliste, in the pesence of a large

Sjahrir alded that as watherine of telends not' relatives,

soon as the consultations with the Republican Government were concluded the Indonesing Adelegation would announce

representative ŋu the three man Arbitration commliter.

The Rev. Hably Elezer umilated at the huge and at the grave. ride

The chief, bombere were the wolow, Mrs. Al ruku,

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Mr.

Loday. Mrs. Pauline Itube. Ju perbur

Dwen Hoel. Me 1. Landou Abd Missi Dedores Hughes,

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Move On Antarctica

Petrapolia, Aug. 20.

A proposal that Antarctica should be included in the Western Hemisphero, as defin- rd for the purpose of the inter-American defence treaty, man made by Argenting, when the Inter-American Confer- ence's Committee on Agures. sinn met here today.

The proposal, ergorded køre #R 7 more by Argentína to

establish fuṛther her ebgin to ccrtuin arvus of the Antarctica, sena referred to sub-com- by Reuters

Jordan Road Smash Fatality: Inquest

When tested by him on the day after the fatal ac- cident, car 1950 (a Hudson Super-six 5-seater Sedan) handled well and was capable doing 35 m.p.h. on first, and 50 m.p.h. on second gear, testified Inspector J. Scrim, Kowloon Traffic Office, before Mr. W. H. Latimer at Kowloon yesterday.

Mr. Latimer sitting as Coro- ner, was conducting an inquiry of 30-year'd to the death Liu On-shing, accountant of

found no skid marks, caused by the car, on the roadway. The vehicle was then in second gear. Detailing the test he made at

Maid that the car WAR

BAD BEATING UP OF HUNGARIAN POLITICIAN

Budapest, Aug, 26.

The Hungarian Ministry of Information tonight blamed the Independent Party leader, Zoltan Pfeiffer himself, for setting off the election meeting uproar at Csongrad last night, in which one of the Party's candidates was in- Jured.

An official statement said that Pfeiffer declined to answer questions put by Government sup- porters and struck a worker named Istvan Eke. It is alleged that supporters in the day at the neighbouring of the. Pfeiffer party pasted town of Szentes, where, it was Kop10 200 organised their own postora over the elee-stated, tion placards of the Communist, workers shouted Tfelffer down pears, Small and pulted him with National. Peasant, and

milen tomatoes, melons, boldera parties.

A hand-to-hand Before the meating at which and lones. the outburst occurred, Pfeiffer fight with the party's supporters was asked why his party had then began. Pfeiffer managed committed this brench of the to get away, later telephoning to electoral law, but ho declined to the Ministry of laterlor, who,

it was stated, promised to sendi reply and a scuffle ensued.

the police reinforcements Canngrad meeting.

An eye-witness at the meeting dapted the accuracy of the Ministry's account, asserting that Pfeiffer and one of his party enndidates, Thomas Keresztes, were set upon and beaten with bicycle pumps, sticks, chains and spades.

It is reported that Pfeiffer will protest to the Allied Control Council in Budapest against the

the Fukien Provincial Bank. 1 p.m. the following day, wit-alleged denial of fros speech. who was knocked down at about ress

The Ministry of Information

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Ernon Mihalyfi, acting Minis- ter of Information and Foreign Affairs, and Gyuin Orlotay, Education Minister, Lodny enlled on Pfeiffer to express their re- grets for the Incident.-Reuter.

Road a' the earner of Nathan ¦ Ermina de in Pessas Xavier, Party, Deazoe Sulyok, has left (Jority vote todny approved the

for was present

well be

Playing Field Road, Kowloon,

It was a Hudson 11

On test, declared witness, the

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Batavia, Aug. 23. The Chung Hua (federation of 7 pm on July 9, in Jordan Heensed in the name of Misstatement confirmed that the

by m Freedom Chiness associations) former lender of the Rouch

formation of a Chinese security Mr. E.S.C. Brooks held

Super-Bix Hungary

corps "Pug An Tul watching brief on behalf of the [Sedan, five-seater, with gear: Augiria.”

The decision was taken follow. India's Comment

subsequently transpired. Silva change on the colling column It widow, Mr. Marens

and moved by left hand. The Security Council's deel for Mrs. Ermina Robertson hand brake was of the umbrel-

The however, that Sulyok continueding heavy Chinese losses of lives

and property at the hands on to Switzerland, accompanied sion yesterilay that the cease the drivers, and Inspector la type, below the dash board by his wife. He

Indonesians. M.

intends to Others

wer: plement

fire should be supervised by the Serim

the and on the right hand side of,

The Netherlands authorities in Dietrich.

Mrs. Hay MacKenzle.

boliday in Indonesin will give the necessary the driver. It was a mechani-' spend Ave wcoka' Consuls on the aput--reached 'Polier, Irasilevidev and her son. Mr. &

Dr. Avares affirmed that at al brake and operated on both Switzerland, nccording to the arms to the corps to perform the after France and vetord a So- Afe. V. Nextind, J, Skinner, E.

viet proposal that a United N-an autopay, he femind the body ear wheels. The foot brake Vienna radio.

was hydraulic and operated, on { Coulson, A P. Tkorlenko, Mrs. C.

developed and all four wheels.

Not An "Escape" lives and properly, The gear was Bluestin, Miss S. Ellis, J. Ramter, tions Commission be appointed to

The Hungarian Ministry of The Repubile rejteled a MS. Moche, 13. Rurbain, K, Weisn, to supervise the reuse dre-was nourished. Blond was present single nesh,

by India's repre in the nostrils and mouth,

Information said there was no 'quest of the Chinese Consul-Gen D. tell, Geo, Hall, Mrs. R. Weill, criticised

P. Piltai, who

reagon Bruises and abrasions

to say that Sulyok eral, Tsiang Chin-tung, to have D. Fubt, A. Azevedn, D.O. Silver, sentative. Mr.

had a similar force established in Re. to'd the Security Counell today found on the left side of the

escaped" as no charges Mrs. A. Duckman. Noktu

OPEN DAILY-FROM 12 NOON TO-2 A.M. shicu.

been preferred against lum, and publican territory on grounds the T.P. Gregory, 11J there would be "profound dis-chest, left shoulder, left side h

"reminiscent of 373 NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON, he was, therefore, free to leave request was Armstrong,

Koller. ILA.

gear, anid witness. Cappointment" at the course off of the lower jaw, and on the

extra-territorial rights in Chinn." Betion taken on. Indonesia.

Linear abrasions right knee.

braked When he

with ("tomakhi and many others.

the country if he wanted to,

-United Press, Poral telbautes were sent by: Mr. Pillai said the world had were seen on the right side of foot brake, the car stopped in He had a valid passport and statement turn and Micharl. Mrs. M.D. hailed

an exlt permit, the the previous Security the chest and the right upper 16 feet at 20 m.p.h. All four tyres made a mark on the rond, Brainlevsky and Eddie, Tsang Tu Council resolution enling on the abdomen. There was also

He had dissolved his sald Inspector Scrim, who add-added. , A. Nouze, GA. Leipes, Netherlands and Indonesia tu superficial wound in the fronted that the vehicle stopped in partythe maln opposition Te Ka Pa. Chinese Estates, Hon cease fire but, he added, the of the left forearm.

63 feel when braked with hand group a few weeks ago and Chau.

and world seems A.P. Thangheziko

to have rejoiced

speed. con-brake at the game Internal examination,

In had retired from polities, claim- cases, he anld. the freally Chinese staff of Parisian 00 soon, for the Dutch Govern- tinued witness, revented exten- both

be too dan. caring that it would" firill, Frank Gray, Charlle Gray, ment now seems to have sur-sive bruisinga of subcutaneous kept a straight course without rerous to contest the national MJ, A. Keller & Co, Mr. & Mrs.ceeded in persunding the Coun- ussues on the left side of the any deviation whatsoever.

Cheng Mo-yin, waitress of election set for August 31. R.J. MacKenzie, Naner and line, ell to accept its polut of view chest, and the collar bone was the Evergreen Cafe, Nathan

attack Dr. Cf. Wan, Chu Yuon Fook, and thus paralysed the Conn-disiocuted. The first 10 the Road, stated that she left the Mr. & Mrs. S.M. Tander · and {cila courné of action." family. N King, Chon Hing Store, Mokhun Singh. Wing Chrong money changer. $tr. & Mes. H.D. Baldawala, Percy Stith und Co., and Lodge John,

A Warning

fourth ribs on the left side were fractured.

Tears In Lung He concluded by saying:

There were deep tears in the "Members of the old League St.

of Nations. were guided by left lung. caused by the frac short-sighted expediency

when tured ends of the ribs. they looked the other way at Japan's war on China. We all know what it cost the world Afterwards. We can only pray that similar hesitations and vacilations may not now lead to similar tragedien."

Librarian Ho Dah-yuan of the Pelting Library will address the Y's Men's Club of Hong Kong at the latter's weekly luncheon to. day 1 the Roof Garden, Hong Kong Hotel. Mr. He will speak on

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A Polish mation that in view of reports of renewed fighting.

rieksha

the

ente at about 7 pm. on the evening in question to go to the Majestic Theatre.

""Undecided"

Eye-witnesses of the

on Pfeiffer at Csongrad sald that a crowd of two or three hundred, led by a group of men armei with bicycle pumps, 1 chains, spadea and hose, attack.. ed the leaders of the Indepen dent Porly while they were attempling to hold a meeting at the central Hungarian town.

They pressed Pfeiffer against the railings of the town hall and beat him with their weapons to the ground until he fell covered with blood.

Rioters jumped on Keresztes and hit him with spades, the re- ports sald, and he had to be taken to hospital by ambulance. Hand-To-Hand Fight The attacks followed diatur-i bances at a meeting held carlier

When sho arrived at the Nathan Road and corner of Jordan Road she noticed a car Death was dun to fractured of which the driver appeared to proceed along the main road or ribs, laceration of the lung. in-be undecided as to whether to terna hatmorrhage, and shock. to turn to Jordan Hond.

Sub-Inspector W.J. Cameron As she thought the car would said he made a rough sketch proceed direct on its course she of the positions of the car, the crossed Jordan Rond and had and the body on the Just passed the first of three stationary rickshas when she evening of the accident.

heard a screeching sound, fol- The following morning, he owed immediately by a "bang," Indonusia and the Netherlands wald, he took measurements of She then found herself on the bo. reminded of the Council's the road! and the island. The dis-ground.

When she regained her feet, previous cense fire order, and tance from the island, in the called upon strictly to adhere centre of Jordan Read, to the she saw a car stationary on the In front of it. Before she was to it, was approved by 10 vates footpath was 39% feet; from footpath and a-man lying just for, with one abatention-Bri-the island in the centre of the knocked down, asserted witness,

cross-ronds to the traffic island she did not see the driver of herself down, and stopped when Lain. Reuter.

Dr. Van Kleens told the in the centre of Nathan Road, the car giving any signal, nor it hit the signpost. After she did she hear any horn sounded, was knocked down she knew Council that "everybody in the 45 foot.

In reply to Mr. Bilva, witness nothing more. Netherlands will be gind if the

The width of Nathan Road,

said that after the accident she She was helped up by the Security Council action is con.

Held witness, was 71 feet, and proceeded. to the Majestic friend, who

was only slightly- ductive to an umirable Rettie.of Jordan Road 74 feet at the Theatre. She went to the Traf-injured, and they both returned the Hospital's fle Office on July 12 after she to Hospital in ment' He was unable to an. castern side.

notices in the local transport. He found. car 1950 had had seen and nounce the reaction of his Gov.

Press, and heard radio broad- In reply to Inspector Berim. mounted the pavement and was casts, usking victims to report. witness said that she did Rot projecting two feet into Nathan

Both Knocked Down

notice any scooter or bus near Road. Its rear side front wheel

the scene. The car was, in her was on the footpath, said wit- Leung Shui, amah employed opinion, going at a fairly rast nesa, two feet away from the at the Sisters' Quarters. Kow-speed otherwise it woul not

loon Hospital, declared that she have mounted the footpath.” Union, Church algnpost and was standing by the Union Replying to Mr. Silva, witness one foot from n pll'ar. The Church signpost, with a lady admitted that she did not ac- length of the car was 17 feet friend.. when sho Baw a car i tually see the car stopped by 2 inches.

proceeding along Nathan Rond. the signpost but only heard crash and the sound of In reply to Inspector Scrim, he did not take much noticea

of the car until she saw it ap-broken glass when

sho WES witness stated

that he also 1proaching them.

knocked down, found some skin and hair stuck The Tonicle mounted tho At this stage, bearing was to the signpost, between four pavement. asserted witness, adjourned to. 2.15 p.m. on Sept. feet and four feat six inches knocked

friend and 19 above the ground. Singapore, Aug. 27.

He also saw a rieksha with mander of the United States the car. There was a kid mark! General George Kenny, Comite shafts under the front of

Stragetic Air Force, arrived at of seven feat six inches on the Singapore on Tuesday afternoon footpath made by the ricksha In an observer bomber.

when it was dragged back.

The front of the car Was badly dented.

erminent us yet to the resolutions taken in the Council yesterday, but stated that the matter was being actively considered in the Hague and it was "absolutely Yehudi certain that the Government will

maka avery effort to reach speedy decision."-Reuter.

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