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PASTORAL LETTERS Major Crisis BANNED BY PRAGUE Turkey

FORGERS WORKED NEXT TO A BANK

Washington, June 27. Secret Service todny seized a currency counterfeiting plant next door to the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund and arrested four men und one woman.

members of a

Praguo, Jung 27.

The Government today banned Catholic pastoral fotters and prohibited meetings of Church officials without specific permission of the Government.

In a special issue of the "Catholic Glargy Gazette" the Government also declared that Church- imposed excommunications and suspensions are invalid.

It said it would give full support to priests incurring Church punishment who show a positive attitude to the regime.

The Gazette, published by tho Ministry of Education and clrel- lúte

to all priests, contubied three deernes.

Attack On Exclusion Policy

The first sulck The Ministry of The Secret Service chief, U.S. Education, using is right to su Baughman, suid the five were service the Church administrat

ring which had ion, requires all ordinarians to manufactured more than $100,000 ask the Ministry directly for op- i counterfeit flowerve notes and proval of pastoral letters, ciru-

Melbourne, June 27. lars, Instructions, ordern and other circulated about $2,000 of 11,

Neither Britain nor Americo proclamations of this kind in-

either for priests or for 13 likely to send armed forces

Baughman announced that Secret fended

Service agents arrested Eugear the public. Without prior approval to defend a White Australle

curi ency.

35.

Developing

in

fetanbul, Juna 28.

A politleg) crigle of seriou proparíione developed rapidly In Turkey last night over the Government's internal DO. Iicles.

There were reports that the Grand National Assembly niight be called into extra- ordinary session to cope with what was called " revolu ticnary movement" by the opposition Democratic Party. Cabinet of Premier 8pqm Settin Gunaltay met

second emergency Rassion-the

in fase than 31 hour and the rvative papar "Akram

that the Boy- ornsgat convinced that Celal Bayar, Leader of the De- mocrats, is inciting the peo pla

révolt-Associated

Press-

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Ottawa, June 20.

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London, June 28.

Sonior Government officials leave for Tel Aviv this wook to help draw up a profit and loss account of Britain's former Palestine mandato. A Colonial Office spokesman said that R. W. Mc- Gargh, one time commissioner for local au- thorities in Palestine, and N. J. Hogan, who was the Solicitor-General of Palestine, are being temporarily attached to the staff of the Minister, A. K. Holm.

Millions of pounds, he sulch, are at stake in the Anglo-Israeli talks which began on July 1. The talks may lead to a mottle- ment of the two countries' claims and counter-alpims which have arisen out of Britain's form ng the mandatory authority in the Holy

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Last February British-held Assets were insufficient Palestine

There is no prospect of out- to cover flabilities which arose after this country ended its man- right warfare between Israel JARDINE AIRWAYS date on May 14, 1048. This was and Syria now, that the coun due largely to the fact that when tries have settled down to de- P.O.A.S. '.

jert Britain

the Holy Land,termined efforts at peace talks, Palestine accounts showed a de-

Dr. Ralph Bunche, United No- ficit excoeding £3,000,000.

fiona' mediator on Palestine, sald A three-ton command car which carried Viscount Alex-

this hero today, Since that time, Britain's ander, Canada's Governor-Gen-ngents in Palestine have collect- aral, safely through the Africa ed a good deal of money owing "If we go to them with a polley campaign has been given a to it. treating them as untouchables, prominent berth in the Gang- "As far as the State Administ. They could retallate by closing alrdian war museum,

Helds and seaports." Iration Is concerned, pl Church

of this kind are Professor Ball, who is now Pro- punishments entre ineffective to the clergymen edit-fessor of Political Science at Mel- cerned and they do not lose their bourne University, was speaking

"World Affairs Week" rights to exercise their spiritual during alks in public spiritual admini-Reuter.

Hrummond Creighton, 25, Waiter for the Ministry of Education, so policy, Professor W. Macmahon Wilbur

Kidwell, 30, William

proclamations Ball, furmer member of the such mentioned his wife, Jose- Hughes, 38, and

may

Killed be published or distributed,"

Council for Control phine, 25, and Arthur Bebar,

The second decree said: "The All pave Washington addresses. Church authorities in Czecho-Japan, said here today.

Suggesting that Australia should They were charged with manu-slovakia threatened priests who admit a small quota of migrants facturing and parsing counterfelt showed a positive attitude toward om Asia each year, he declared: the People's Democracy and pro-We must stop regarding foursel- Baughman said that $50,000 in claimed themselves for co-operat- ver as superior to Asiatic people

"found hidden on between the State and Church in $20 notes were

with church penalties. in Creighton's car when he was seized shery after midnight and another $50,000 was found Kidwell's room. and duplicating equipment seized.

Baughman sald the group talks in had just completed a swingstrations. around the country to pass the worthicus notes,

Kidwell al Creighton were Iled us taxicab drivers, Hughes ut a milk wagon helper, and Mrs. Hughes as housewife.

"Their

lagltimate publicly position has not changed here- with. The State Administration will give them, on the contrary,) its full support."

Catholic Charge

RATIFICATION OF TREATY ·

Restrictions imposed by the Its wartime driver, Quarterma-Israeli Government on the move- sier J. A. (Joe) Wells of Ehemeld Tent of funds have held up England, still drives for the Field-transfer of these montez Marshal at Government House,

Joc, now 48, has driven morp than 3,000,000 miles over Eng- land's roads in other vehicles hüt has a warm and loving régarð for the "desert buggy."

Liquidation Of Claims

Next month's Tol Avly talke will be congarned among other things with liquidating each oquntry's claims on the other. Britain, for instance, will ask compensation for capital assets such as buildings, installations and so on which the Israelis have with taken over.

"It has gone,över 180,000 miles, taken His Excellency from Cairo Fight across North Africa and into Sicily and Italy and nover a Ereakdown or a bullet hole or a crash." he says.

car

statesmanship on both sides

to

Dr. Buncho sald it would take

sce tint the State of Israel is tully established and progURES being made.

He gave his views at a news conference at the offices of the Chicago Council on Foralga le- lations. He came to Chicago to speak before the meeting which is to be held by the organisation tonight.

that Dr Bunche pointed out there has been no fighting on any scale between the two nations, for the past couple of months,

He said that, furthermore, he belleves only short localised Righting can result of this stage of negotiatioris towards In

Washington, June 27. Hughes le Gallais, Luxembourg Miniser to the United States, to The third decree said: "The day deposited his country's ratif

The baboon-tyred loughman said the group pro- Ministry of Education hereby up-cation of the North Atlantic Pact

State's canvas root and tommy gun and and Vicariate with the Secretary of ducel fake money at a suite nextiles Deacons

oficu

rifle mountings was built especial- And Israel, on the other hand, door to the Headquarters of the authorities that all meetings and

arelatica. Canada, the United Kingdom ly for Viscount Alexander in as likely to call for compensation consultations of clergy in Vicarig- World Bank and the Interna- tional Monetary Fund.-United tes or Deacons mees must be and Belgium have already de Cairo army workshop in 1941. It in respect of losses and damage sustained owing to the actions of at least three days posted ratifications. The Pact will has four engines. announced at

British troops in Palestine. became operative when three more beforehend to the district tional commitices. They may be natious-the United States, the

of

Netherlands and France-do 80 United Press.

Press.

RESTRICTIONS

held only after the pmitters." the distrief national

The Government-sponsored Catholic Action Committed has

IN SUEZ CANAL actually occupied ull church con-

sistories in Czechoslovaklu, Ro- man Catholle sources in Prague allege

Government confiscations and repressive measures against the Church

spreading and in theistod

London, June 27. Brituin is strongly pressing Egypt to abollsit all restrictions, on ships in the Suez Canal area, the Foreign Under-Secretary; some cases priests who Mr. Christopher Mayhew, said the confiscations have bren - The in a Parilamentary reply to rested, the sources said.

virtual "white book" cata- day.

The Egyptians have agreed to logue of such anti-Church vetlons abolish military

of executed itxpretios

over the past tow ships, speed up inspection, cease months was issued on Sunday by demanding certificates of ultimate the nation's Roman hierarchy In The destinatioti and to laspect only, a sharply-worded pastoral letter suspected military cargo, he said, which was read from the pulpits. "However, we rio not consider That fatter accused the Com-

"This regime these concessions to be adequate," (munist

of deliberately he added.

King George, General Dwight Eisonhower and Field Marshal Lord Montgomery have nil ridden in it-Associated Press.

UNION TRIES TO SETTLE STRIKE

London, Jung 27.

Ministry of Labour announced tonight that one British union is taking all possible stops to urge. the London dockers on strike in support of the Canadian seamen to return to work. Ministry has asked the other union what it is

doing to get its members back, it said. A total of 2,400 decisers in the Royal and Sufrey group of docks

themselves to be led into an a tion that can only bring loss and hardship to themselves and the rest of the community."

Both sides will have to ag on what should be done about the payment of pensions to Falos- tino civil

"You cannot bring about months," armistice in two sald.

SELL

he

"In some cases it takes yours. divil servants and public That is why I am gratified at omcials and about deposits stand the progress of work so far." ing to the credit of the former United Press.

mandatory power,

The British delegation to the

talks is expected to include ofi-

cials of the Foreign

the Treasury,

office and

WINSTON GETS WATCH BACK

Lausanne Talks

Meanwhile, in Lausanne, the

London. June 28, heads of delegations to the Arab- Isracil poace talks are awaiting Winston Churchill bas got back Uheir governor loscribed gold watch he gave Instructions from ments as to whether to return for away 50 years ago. consultations during the adjourn- Mr. Churchill was a war cor- ment in the conversations which respondent in the "Boer War in South Africa. The Boers, cought begin on Friday,

him and jalled him. Mr. Chur-

Britons chill escaped and two who worked in a gold mine hid

An Israeli spokesman sald to day that Dr. Walter Exton, chief know whether he will return to of the delegation, still does not Tol-Aviv.

him Church witlle professing to see flopped work founy, in support of Questioned about compensation Church while professing to Congdian ships crews who again for loss suffered by Briush ship- {negotiations for á fals Stal pors because of delay, Mr. May-Church Record, hew said, "The question of com- pensation may well arise."-

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Priest Vanishes

Usually reliable sources said

crossing" them.

out over the week-env/l accusing shipowners of According to the announcement, that Father Josef Riala, pro- the Transport and General Work- Government priest and founder ers Union said that it is doing

tho

to secure full normal ex communicated 11s "Cathollo Action Commitoon working so far as its members

of

la missing from kle might have fod the

The Kources belief to negamated Stevedores and Dockers, ship

Finla might have rather than face excommunicathe tion himzolt for workbig

with

office and are concerned. country

"In a telegram to the General Father Secretary of the National Amal

Ministry

and that it hopes its Ministry announcement quiries of his office and at the concluded: "As the Minister (Mr. where he George Tsancs) stated on Thura- Church of St. James, served as priest, revented that he day last, these disputes involving not the hit not been seen for 13 days Canadian seamen United

Prom and Assoclufed concern of people in this country Press:

and the men should not allow ແ

the Communist Government will do the same.

are

FOUR-POWER MEETING RESUMING IN BERLIN

Berlin, Juno 28.

Four Power talks are being revived here on Tuesday for a new try at thawing, out the economic. deadlock in divided Garmony.

The deputy military governors of the United States; Britain, France and Russia fixed their first meeting of this series for Tuesday afternoon. They are, acting on orders issued by the Big Four Foreign Mini-

Lore Council when it ended

'week'

mongo

Paris session just a

the Arment is 13IDE.

The Arab spokesman said the Soads of the four Arab delega tions, are in communication with their Gaveraments, and abould know spon

in the pl

Later Mr. Churchill gave both of them watches.

One of them, Joseph McHenry, died several years ago, leaving the watch to his wife. Now the has died and left it to Dir. Chur- chill

Mr. Church disclosed today The adjournment was called

the that he has accepted the gilt- following a deadlook in conversations. It will last. un-associated Press. # July ta

1

It is expected that all 7.200 men in the Royal and Surrey group at docks-the largest in the Port of London-will have stopped work by tamarcavý. An official of

of the London Deal Labour Board said that 2,400 London Gockers, are no qu Earlier today, nearly 1.800 steve dores walked out of ope of the other decks, the Canadian

The Commission's general sub- committed and commitin. on. leaving eight ships idle.

The other Canadian ship, the Jerusalem met this morning and Beaverbrac, is

docks.

adjournment, The commilles, un Royal group of decken of the will continue to incat during this Tip stevedores strike followed salen, will draw up a coport allegations by the Canadian sear to the Commission on a plan. for

of men that the agreement reaches the future.

Haly City.. Just Friday, with: the Canadian. It has not. Lican decided yet. Pacific Steamshle Company. Is,ng whether to establish two; com- bolga, kept-Bellies,

misters to discuss refugees and

as was, auggested. Fr.

Were

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FIRST PI STOCK IN NEW YORK

New York, June 28. Stock of the Benguet Con- Bolidated Mining Company yester- day became the first Philippine Republie corporate seaurity isted on the New York Stock Exchange. Political and, financial figures of

larrann The Israeli spoken the United States and the Philip

man, safd: "Our main position plines, attended the opening cero- Is that the tallts, slipuld go on monies at the offices of Emil following the adjournment Schram, President of the Ex- and United change, and on the floor of the Associated Press

Exchange Associated Press.

WIGS OFF IN THE LORDS

London, June. 27: Oficials in the House Of Lords

allowed to romove thaitress wigs today, because of the best when the temperature. reached 24

egrees, the, highest this 'yant.

Except far: a small · RICA of North West Scotland, Britain: hás had no rain since June 12:4 United-Prési

JAP PRODUCTIO N

Washington, June 20, Japan's pig frøp und, stool oul put reached past war, repord, Ipvels In the first quarter of this year, the U.S. Commerce Department reports,

aituation between bopming Western Germany and the So- Freliminary @gures indicate viet zone, where the economy total of 306,000 metrie, tons of pla le sagging, and will review Iron and 023,000 tons of erud

"conditions.

steel, compared with 119,000, fons

Paspalves, are limited by ot, plg Iron and 293,000 tons of

The decision of the Foreign Ministers was to lay the basis for the failure of the Foreign Minis | ht": least a way of living together tes at Paris, to agree of, mox will afford economic traffic major policies for Germany's between the East and West zones future.

that.

of Gerning and sectors of Berlin.

The meeting. coln-

eldes with anding of the 37-

Bropder Issues?

The Insigns indicated yealer

crude steel in the first quaries of 2948-Associated Prese.

Berlin, funp. 37. The DC-3° ziruralte which "flew, In the Arst load, when the: Dri- dah nielift starlódi, a yung sido

day strikey of anti-Communist x, however, that they will wing will repeat eight, Witng the union workers against the Ger-stick to the meeting. Mr. V. same crow. O tom

inian,, railway ■yalem's Soviet Semenov, their top pofiileal ad- | tho? arpiversATVAN DIE Lumbar taki

finagement. ...

Trade Situation

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