THE CHINA MAIL`MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1947.
MAJOR POLITICAL CRISIS EXPECTED IN BRITISH ZONE
Germans Asked To Monty's
Sabotage Orders
Worst-Ever Crisis Is Ahead
Hamburg, Oct. 5.
Leading German politicians said a major politi
cal crisis would result in the British očenpa-“ tion zone with the publication, this week pro- bably, of the new American-British list of plants to be dismantled for reparations. the American zone, Police reported hundreds of leaflets scattered in Munich vilifying the oc- cupation powers and exhorting Germans to sabotage military government orders. Nazi sympathisers were suspected.
Washington, Oct. 5.. Sir John Boyd Orr, Dirce: In tor General of the Food and Agricultural Organisation,
slang had started a Communist many."
Pamphlets
Resignation Denial
London, Oct. 4.
SHORT SKIRTS STILL MASTERS
IN STYLE ARGUMENT
Paris, Oct 4.
The Duchess of Windsor, a prophet of fashion un- honoured in the country of her title, today took the British line in 'the Battle of the Hemline.
Speaking from Paris-home
Plan For Far East
Urged
of the long skirt drumbeaters→→→ the 'American-born duchtas do. clared, "I have not changed: the A War Office spokes-length of my skirt and what's man tonight issued a more I do not intend to,"
The Duchess declined to say categorical denial of a whether she discussed her de declared to-day: "Only a con-
report in a Sunday cision with the Duke who is certed national and interna-
newspaper that Field currently in London where up- tional action in all economic
American Military Government in food to them," had "promoted Marshal Viscount Mont-position to the new hemline fields", could avert the worst sources in Berlin said the Rus the cause of the radicals in Ger- gomery, Chief of Im-loudest and strongest.
A tour of Paris" leading dress ever food crisis this winter.
perial General Staff, was onions which advocated the long Lake Success, Oct. 4. In an 83-page report, due to propaganda invaalon of Western Germany which the United Sintes
about to resign from his skirt redoubled the Duchess' de be delivered to the United Na- and Britain were in no position
The Philippines today! termination to observe the tiona General Assembly within!
In post. scattered The pamphlets
urged the establishment. to match because their newsprint the next few days, Sir John supplies were so interior.
Munich said:
The tabloid, the Sunday Pic-status quo,
Perentally one of the world's of another "Marshall warned that "unless additional;
"Orders of the Allied military torial, which published a re- The Russlans
Rending were coples of their biggest tyrants bring
and des port on its front page under 10 best-dressed women, the for- plan" to investigate un- steps are taken by both export- 10,000
hendline: "WI Monty mer Wally Simpson undoubted-der-developed areas such ing and importing countries to daily newspapers into such strate. [truction upon us. The uniformed the
centres as Munich, Nuern. quartetfe of scoundrels called the resign?," declared that therely will step into the rotogravures mobilise more food, the calories
The free Control Council have become our
as Asia. intake in deficit countries will exchange of a newspapers in the tormentors
berg and Frankfurt,
and blood suckers. was speculation in Government again with her scheduled
rival in the United States with
Philippines' Senor Miguel fall below even the unsatisfac-four zones was agreed upon two Hand in hand with these scoun
the Duke-before the wedding
Cuardernu told the United Na- tory level of recent months.
drels work their German hench-
of Princess Elizabeth.
tions Economic Committee that National and international;
Unrest
men.
"Politien) and common cri-
The Duke han refused to athe regretted that the Marshall efforts to make the best use of Dr. Karl Arnold, Minister. minals rule our country at pre
tend the wedding without the plan report on dollar ald to available supplies and increasel President
North Rhine
It has become the play.i
Duchess. Once again, in nearly Europe was not available. for next year's harvests must bej Westphalla, predleted a Cabinet round for Jews, niggers, Polish
10 years of royal alights, the under-developed areas. former Baltimore beauty failed to win sufficient court favour to justify a wedding Invitation,
weeks ago.
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scat.
disaster
MINERS ASK
continued and Intensified. But crisis over the dismantling list highway rubbers and vagabonds. INCREASE
Bst
IN WAGES
London, Oct. 4.
a merciless Germanis.
of the oc-
Socialist
The Executive Committee of the National · Union of Miar Workers proposed today
41 weekly wage increase for ours 700,000 workers In Britain's sationalised wines.
auch measures in themselves saying that "we expect the new Stavery, lawlessness and starva. will cause growing unrest tion have been imposed on the are not enough, The world's economy in so intermeshed that aming the population. This un-German people by actions and situations in other officials of the German adminis-abotage the orders rest may make it impossible for enemy....Therefore. fieida profoundly affect produc-tration to carry on."
cupying forces." tion and distribution."
Alfred Kubel, Deputy Minister.
The Soviet-sponsored He instanced the output of President of Lower Saxony, said Unity Party of Berlin protested farm machinery and fertilisers on Emergency Session of that
clec. but laid special emphasis
probably inst the Parliamentary on State's
tion to be held on Sunday in the and Intiation, would be called when the list ap-Siar asserting that sharing prices
a group of penred, "Don't call it nationalism "traitors is attempting to turn though he did not mention any or radicalism when we quit," he the Saar into a French protector- particular country. Reuter.
said," we ennnot understand whyate in violation of International when we expect the hardest win-Law." ter ever in Western Europe, fur. ther destruction is being carried out."
SENORA DUTRA
Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 4.
Parliament
Misery
Dr. Konrad Adenauer, Chair- recent mon of the Western Zones' Chris.
the Kubel asserted
Most miners at present receive
a basic waye of 25 a werk for a 71⁄2 hour day and five-day week. -Associated Pre
Mont
the
Mrs. Eurico Gaspar Dutra, wife "sharp comment" by General Bion Democratic Union Party, the of Brazil's President, was report- Lucius Clay, United States Mili. majority group in Rhineland- ed today in "very grave" con- tary Governor, that if the Ger. Westphalia, said his party would circles on Viscount dition after undergoing an operaman Unions refuse to obey orders press for a special session of the gomery's futuro, Lion Inst Sunday-Associated (in dismantle plants) they can Rhineland. Westphalia Parlia Viscount Montgomery, Press.
hardly expect us to keep shipping ment "if the dismantling list is paper said, "is uneasy in the
as bad as we think it is,"
maintaining an effl- Adolf Kummernus, Chairman task of of the Hamburg Trade Union clent military organisation Council, addressed an open letter with inefficient officers. to General Clav, saying: "if the Montgomery is a leader not a diamantling schedule is carried stooge. out the British and American Governments would have either
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Nevertheless, the Duchess India's contention that more Ines up aquarely with the Bri- attention should be paid to the tish atlitude official and needs of the social-on exposed calves.
countries in world
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The tendency to give
Accon-
As an International fashion tion. leader she stands beside her husband's favourite niece, dary place to such areng WOR Princess Elizabeth, in condemnunsound, he said. ing fashion decrees to drop the "The tide of recovery ought to skirtline. The Princess let her proceed at an ever-flowing rate opposition be known last week. all over the globe."-Router.
Shadier support for the Duchess came from
within
Paris itself, where the demi- monde viewed long skirts ns 1 One of the many girls claiming conspiracy against sex appeal.
the name Marie along Boulevard
Madeleine Those
full skirts Jook bathrobes to me."
Still Masters
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ANGLO-DANISH
DEADLOCK
Anglo-Danish talks on the sup-
London, Oct. 5.
the ply of bacon, eggs and butter to Britain have broken down for safd
the second time in less than three like weeks, the Treasury announced
again over the question of price. The Treasury, said that no the method had been found for bridg.
tween bid and asked prices,-As were sociated Press.
showed that short skirts
con- considera- all masters of the style
troversy,
STRIKE SERVICE
to supply us with new machinery fict with Cabinet conclusions | famous Cafe de la Paix todaying the "wide discrepancy" be. La replacements or to grant us credits to buy more. We are not and, with the needs of industry resisting reparations. Quite the having contrary. We know that Germany tion, it is unlikely that he will will have to work until our fin- be content with a "make and gernails bleed but we do not want
mend' policy for the Army to deepen the misery we are in by measures we don't think are which reduces his office to that a vast re- right and which we think could of chief clerk for be changed after thorough invest trenchment campaign," Reu- gation."-Associated Press.
ter,
Reds Lack Support In Greece
Washington, Oct. 4.
Mr. Loy W. Henderson, Director of the State De- partment's Near Eastern and African affairs, back from a first-hand study of conditions in Greece, said here tonight that United States aid to Greece was "towards lasting peace.” It was based on the ability The hard core of Commun- and-willingness-of-free Demo-ists-and-convinced followers cratie actions to fulfil the pur-did not exceed about 30 or 40 pose of the United Nations, he percent and the said.
In a half-hour observation, during which women possed at the rate of 60 per minute, only observed three dresses were which could be classed where near the long category
Most of them dropped normal two inches or so bolow] the bend while many still left a shapely knee revealed.
London, Oct. 4. Pan-American Airways today announced the opening of a new trans-Atlantic. service the trans- any-portation of Americans stranded in London and the Continent by a strike on the rival American Overseas Airlines.
Effective at noon tomorrow Pan-Am will reserve 20 seats ́on each plane of its augmented ser. vice for strike-bound passengers. The extra service will operate ob-until the end of the strike-
United Press.
At one point the correspon dent, whose eyes were trained
at a low level, thought he Berved a shocking trend in re verso when he spotted a pair of3.
between legs exposed midway the knee and the hip.
It was a French Boy Scout in shorts. United Press.
Food Warning To
were common criminals and Germans
There WOR an unfounded bandita, who had become the Iden that the United States tools of their Communist lea- Government in its desire to as- dera.
sist Greece had gone into the
A United States observer had business of overthrowing or asid that if the northern Greek setting up a Government there, frontier could be sealed and It was true that the United the flow of supplies stopped, States was convinced that aid guerilla activities in Greece to Greece would more effective might well be down by half under 11 Greek Government within a month.-Router. supported by an overwhelming
majority of loyal Greek people.
The United States, however,
with ita desire to aid Greece
Gin maintaining its indepen-
U.S. GESTURE TO ITALY
Rome, Oct. 4. dence, had not at any time atter, told the Assembly today that the Count Carlo Sforza, Foreign Minis- tempted to force any particular United States had unofficially, pro- Government on Grecce.
mined to leave to Italy those Italian
Mr. Henderson sald that warships which will be allocated to, Communists had attempted to the United States under the recently foist on the world a misconcep. signed peace treaty with Italy, tion that Greek guerillas fight Government "would be glad if a
·He said that the United States ing in the hills were engaged similar decision was taken
by the
in a struggle for freedom and other nadens who signed the treaty". democracy.
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Berlin, Oct. 4.
The German Bizonal Food and Agricultural Organisation today warned Germans in the British and American Robes that "under no circumstances" would additional food imports bo distributed to make up for German failure to meet the grain delivery quotas from the Anglo-American zones.
The seven, provinces of the two zones must delivor 8,100,- 000 tons of grain for human maintain the consumption to food ration in the area at the officially established level.
Gormans would eat less if German food officials failed to meet the minimum set for each province Router,
American Dead Leave Belgium
Antwerp, Oct. 4. Thousands of Belginas falned: with high American officials to. day in reverent tribute to 8,000 American soldier dead who sail ed for home on board the United States Army transport Joseph V. Connolly, AR A
The crowds massed in the cer turies-old Grand Plaza of this ancient city to honor the ext home-bound contingent of sol. dier dead whose return was 104 quested by their families. Tho transport is schedules to arrive In New York Harbour about Oct.
General Lucius D. Clay Ameri- Can military::Governor La Ger imany, afood betre cofin of ona Lot the soldiers and declared: Wo
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