THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1948.
COMMUNIST RIFT WIDENING: GENDARMES KILLED IN
YUGOSLAV REPLY REJECTED
"BASE DOCUMENT
OF TITO"
Bucharest, July 15,
The rift between Yugoslavia and the other East European Communist states was today widon- "un- ed when the Cominform official organ compromisingly" rejected the Yugoslav an- swers to the Cominform criticismı. The paper said the Yugoslav reply-which branded the Cominform charges of deviation as "in- vented slander and lies" was "one of the basest documents which shows that the Tito regime intends to carry further its anti-Marxist and anti-Soviet policy."
Arabian Visit To Turkey
Istanbul, July 15. Crown Priner Talal, eldest son of Transjordan's King Abdullah, will arrive in Tur- key within a few days, it is reported authoritatively in
that The paper added
the Yupoday Communist Congress of July 21. which Has been hayented by the Soviet and other Communist parties could not be regarded as "represent- ing the real will of the masses
party members."
The paper was published here for the first time Siner its head- quarters were shifted from Bel- trarle.
Diplomatic observers In Lon- don thought that the move showed that Moscow had abandoned all hope that the Yugoniny Communist Party would overthrow Marshal Tito.
Istanbul today. The news- These qumters said that Mos- paper Tasvir said he is bring-was now phong fresh sunc- ing an urgent message from ons minst the Yugoslav Com- leaders who were de- his father for President Ismet
moutured a fortnight ago. Inonu.
was na
:
"Secret Sanctions"
Althougle Yugoslavia Kels much of her vitally important hydro-electric equipment from
Millionaire One Of Crew
Bydney, July 15. An American millionaira shipowner has arrived in Syd+ ney as one of the crew of his own cargo alonier, the 6,000. ton Floranca Luckenbach.
He is 23-year-old Edgar F. Luckenbach.
Ho said he joined the crew as a cadet, to learn about load- and trade In Ing problema
Ho foreign ports. hapas to quality for his third mate's ticket and use the knowledge ho gets in running the line of 80 ships Inherited from his father.
Luckenbach, athletic ruddy. complexioned with curly fair hair, was in the U.S. Navy, Ho refused a commission.
The ship will lead 8,000 tona of wheat in Sydney for Bri. tain United Press.
JEWISH BID FOR HOLY CITY
KUNMING RIOTING
Shanghai, July 16. Two gendarmes were killed and more than a hùn- dred gendarmes and students injured in a day- long floor to floor battle in two universities in Kunming yesterday, according to Chinese reports.
The gendarmes, described in and chemistry laboratories, It al- Contral News dispatches as so quoted the Gendarmes Head- "strictly
Iwo unarmed," stormed quarters as anying that
were killed
57 into the campus in an effort to solders
and while the student bar- wounded eject about 400 students ricaded in the school buildings. Jured. Three students were
casulties were given as 17 in- ar. rested. United Press.
Lake Success, July 15. The Jews were today report- ed by the United Nations Truce Commission to be planning to seize the whole of Jerusalem
According to the reports, the soon, a message just received | students attempled, to drive out from the Chairman of the Com- the gendarmes by hurling bricks, mission stated.
lass balls Alled stones, glass
with other missiles. acid and
for
in preparation
up
The students.
ge, built a siege,
stock- pile of both food and weapons In protest against the arrest of several fellow students in con-
with Cnection
He reported: "Having remain- ed faithful in general to the United Nations resolution of November 28 concerning the in- ternational character of Jerti- aulem, the Jews have been preially incensed by the tuality of control of the being handed over to the Arabs,
"They have, therefore, up their minds to attempt to seize the rest of the town before the
even- town
made
un-
PI PROTEST TO DUTCH
Manila, July 15. A high official of the Depart-
the recent
anti-ment of Foreign Affairs said to- day that the Philippines may pro- American Japanese aid policy.
test strongly to the Dutch Gov- The steel-helmeted gendarmes braved a rain of falling bricks ernment after an official inquiry and dashed into the ground floor into the case of 99 Filipino Mo- hammedan traders who allegedly and finally cleared up one
bul another deflant
were mistreated by the Dutch au- group still held out on the top thorities in the Celebes.
The 99 Moros, repatriated on floor of the Yunnan Provincial building.
Wednesday aboard the Dutch ves- sel Tixadano, told the press the Central News quoted Yunnan Dutch confiscated their sailboats and confined University authorities as report- und merchandise ing extremely heavy damage them in "revolting" surroundings. with the total loss of the physics-United Press.
truce period comes into force inversity order to oppear at the peace negotiations with a major trump card in hand."-Reuter.
ANGLO-DANISH TALKS ON MINORITIES
London, July 15.
L
Britain has accepted a Danish proposal for talks in London on the future of the Danish minority in the North Gorman province of Schlesswig- Holstein, it was reliably learned tonight. Britain has made it clear, however, that pre-occupa- tion with the Berlin crisis will make it impos- sible to hold the conference in the near future. Before accepting, Britain en- [cording to the Foreign heavy duetry and on Czecho-quired about the .proposed spokesman in London, now for lovakia fur agricultural mascope of the conference and the maily applied to the British Re- chinery and equipment for her status of the representatives of Kional Commissioner in Kiel for hight industry.
who were to attend under the the Danish political parties the grant of political status.
Well-informed quarters in London believe that this is likely Danish proposal.
Government, it to be granted. was understood, Intends to send
Switzerland and Sweden, she is rgely dependent on Russia for equipment and supplies for her
An informert diplomatte source, nt Ankara refuted this, saying his visit hud on political signi- Arance. He has not been well. this source said, and Intended to rest with relatives at Istanbul after stopping briefly in Ankara,
Where
Immediate com- mant from the Foreign Ofee.
Transjordan and Turkey are closely linked.
They have a pact of fiendship and economic and Eastern Slater have also play cultural co-operation. 1
King Ab-
the main part in equipping dullah came to Istanbul on a the new Yugoslav Army and Air state visit a year and a half ago Force. If Moscow applies secret and one of his suns once served
Sanctions, London observers as an officer in the Turkish Army,hought, the whole operation of
-Associated Press,
S. African Offer To Japan
The South
Tokyo, July 16.
African Trade
the Yugoslav five-year plan may be endlyngered, and Yugoslav leadership brought 10 heel.- Reuter.
Racialism Deterrent
The Danish
a delegation composed of leaders
Ing
Office
Danish political opinion hos al.
administrative Schlosswig
of
of the main Danish political par-so been pressing strongly for the
separation ties and has ussured Britain that
and Holstein these will have full official back-
means of preventing the influence of local residents of Danish ex- of tection
from
politically being swamped. It
that la expected this issue will be raised in the London talks and that also the refugee issue and the influx
Danish od-
They wish to discuss anxieties about the British ministration of Schlesswig-Hols- tein and its effect on the local Danish minority.
of
The Danish Government has been particularly concerned East Prussian refugees into south about the failures, so far, of the Schlesswig will be thrashed out. occupation authorities to Rive-Reuter, the permanent status of political
London, July 16, Calcutta University's Vice Commissioner, attending the Chanceller. P. N. Banerjee, who sterling area trade arrange is a delegate to the Congress | party | to the South Schlesswig ments committee meeting cur-of Commonwealth Universities Association. rently in Tokyo, suggested to scheduled for Tuesday at Oxford. Formal Application day that Allied Headquarters said today: "Racialism and the
This organisation, which increase the proposed purchase calour bor stand in the way for
the Interests of interchange of raw wool from South Africa. | full
professors presents Common Jocni Danish minority, has, The committee, enmprising both and scholars between Allied Hendquarters and sterling wealth universities."
nf
Area representatives, is attempt Toronto University's Dr. Sidney ing to formulate an overall trade Earle Smith said he would prese plan for trade between Japan for the biggest possible Inter- and countries in the sterling area, change which is an Important
L. F. Joubert, South Afrienn Trade Commissioner with head-uspect of Empire development quarters in
materials and tended to all the Dominions. We the drift of the best prinust hall other chemicals and related pro-
dyeing and tapore, said wool, which I would like to see ex-
ducts comprise the principal ex-tudents to the United States."— ports to Japun from South Africa United Press,
under a tentative schedule drawn
Hutchinson,
up by the South African working group of the sterling area trade
Kansas, July 15. One man was killed and at arrangements committee,
He added
34 as a result of the least
persons
In- were higher standards of living pre- Jured in a series of severe thun. valling in South Africa since the derstorms which swept across war the Dominion desires better Kansas last night. Hall and winds quality goods than it formerly of up to 100 miles per hour ac- roceived from Japan.-United companied the downpours.---Asso-
Press,
elated Press.
Washington, July 15. Norman Armour, 60, career diplomat with 30 years' service, re-retired today as Assistant Secre thetary for Political Affairs-United nc. Press.
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