Punitive Action Threat Against Catholic
Bishops Made
Moravian Pastor Sentenced
Prague July 3.
In Prague
Prague, July 3. The Czechoslovak Minister of Education, M. Zdanok Nejedly, today issued a warning of punitiva action against bishops of the Catholic Church. He said that if the Czechoslovak bishops continued their present policy they would come to the some end as the February enemies fa refer- ce to the anti-Communist politicians at the e of the Communist coup in February, 1948).
The Communist authorities. M. Nejedly, whose department now controls Catho-
their new
#
extending
drive against the Church to Protes- tonts, sentenced
Moravain pastor to four years in prison after a secret trial, reliable Church sources said tonight,
The Informants sald that The tlefendant was the Reverend Jaro Chodern of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren (Pro- sbyterian and that he was arn. tenced for illegal activities.
was
lic Church affairs in Czechoslovakia, accused the bishops in a broadcast of building up on illogal machinery for subversive work.
He said the Vatican and en- rolled tacti in the fight between capitalism and Socialism, even though reactionary expitalism is represented by Protestant Americu.
Priests were the lighting army of Rome, M. Nejedly added.
or
A Lutheran pustor was reported
No one threatened religion to be under arrest at Zila and another
said to be held at
the clergy, so long as they he- nearby puchos. Several Protestant haved as good cftizens, le mukt. elergymen were arrested at inter-Church services were being ketr ents during the past year,
the Archbishop of A Foreign Ministry official Prague, Monsignor Josef Bernn, denied a report that new travel and all the bishops were free to restrictions had been imposed come and go as they pleased. on the Western diplomats
to
keep them out of Slovakia, where the peasants have fought police to project their friests-United Press.
the
4
Independence Day In
United States
The
Washington, July 3.
the nation celebrates 173rd anniversary of its declaration of Independence on Monday with fire works, oratory and displays of aerial might.
The Defence Secretary, Mr. Louis Johnson, tops # fist high military oficials who will
the
J.
neilery widresses keynoting theme that the United States must remai alrone preserve its freedom.
In
speech prepared for de- livery on
Sunday, General Lawton Collins, Army Vice-Chief nt Staff, said the next few months are likely to see another year of struggle and of tension in a work that has not settled down to genuine peace."
The Air Force
as sub and
He dismissed a complaint that the State had occupied the Con- sistories saying that this was be- cause these deal with such civil matters as marriages and it is the right and the duty of the State to be represented there.
Text From St. Paul
Bandits In Sicily Kill Policemen
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1940.
Snyder In
Paris For CANTONESE BY RADIO Meeting BY S.K. LEE
Vocabulary:
288. (ting) (3)ding. Paris, July 3. 209. (sun) son(3). Mr. John Snyder, United 290 (fung) Loong(1). States Secretary of the Treasury, who arrived here to-201. (pacu) baau(2). day, will meet his British and 292. (tsul) dzul(3). French counterparts this week 293. (ngai) (1)ngai. 204. (him) him(2). but will not discuss the recently 500
200,
(3)ych, Lyel settled Intra-European pay combinations: ments dispute, it was announced 45. Yut(1) (3)ding. tonight.
10. (1)m (3)wah
(3) ding. (full). Mr. Averell Harrison, Marshall 46b). (3) Wah (1)m (3)ding. Ald roving Ambassador in Europe, said that Mr. Snyder would to-47. Sch(2) Ron(3).
(abbreviated). morrow discuss matters of mutual 48. Yut(1) gaw(3) son(3)-, Interest with the French Finance Minister, M. Maurice Petsche.
duk(1)
49. Yut(1) toong(1) son(3),
Toong(1). 50. (3)Shik baau(2).
baau(2) yum(2)
Sometime during the course of
51. Yum(2) dzui(3). the week he plans to sce the British Chancellor of the Exele-52. (3)Shik quer, Sir Stafford Cripps. but exhet details of this meeting have
53.
not yet been arranged, Mr. Horrl-Transport/m(2).
mun added.
and Communication: 40. (2)Kul-(3)day (3)mun
47.
Asked if Mr. Snyder was likely to discuss with these Ministers the subject of intra-European pay: ments, on which the Marshall Aid countries reached agreement here last week after a tussle between the conflicting Interests of Bri- tain and Belgium, Mr. Harriman 43. sald emphatically, "Oh, no, that's Anished."
Great Pleasure
faon(1)-(1)m-
__)\)-(1)}la! Ying(1)-
KWOK(3).
Fixod. Certain. Sure.
A letter To bellove,
Fatth.
To seal. An envelope. Classifier
for letters.
Sallated.
Drunk.
Risky.
Danger, Dangerous.
Late (night).
Certainly. Surely.
Can't say for ccrlain.
Can't say for certain..
To write a letter.
One envelope.
One letter.
. Sallated. Drunk.
Το dino well. (satiated and
drunk).
Danger, Dangerous. (continued)
They asked me whether I would
return to England.
(2)Ngaw. (3)wab (2)ngaw I said I would refure, but couldn't (2) wool foon(1)~{1}}ol,
be certain when I would re- (3)doan-(3)hni (3)wah-
turn. (1)m-(3)ding gay (2)~
faan(1) ((1)). ui-(3)day
They Beeoo(a)
(2)ngaw sch(2)-son (3) bay(2) (2)kul-(3)day. 49. (2)Ngaw doh(1) Ising(2)
(2)kul-(3)day sch(2)-son(3)
Palermo, July 3. Heavily armed police in tamics and armoured cars were called out today in Palermo after
Mr. Snyder told Reuter, "Its » | 50. bandits, believed to belong to Salvatore Giuliado's Stelian very great pleasure for me to be
to tomorrow, when Americans gang. had killed four police-over here, I am looking forward men and wounded three others. here, like Americans nl over the world, will be celebrating Inde- Many arrests were made.
of pendence Day in honour ideal which links un with fall of you here
Western Europe." Meanwhile, Marshall Plan prob- Iems in Europe should be examin- ed on a bronder and more realís- tie basis than they were at the Minister conference in Paris
The shooting took place last Della Paglia, night at Portclin near Palermo, The bandits am- hushed a potice jeep in a moun- lain gorge and blow it to pleces with "hand grenades and tommy guns.
All the bundits escaped.
5.
an
last week, Sean MacBride, Elre's
Minister for External Affairs, said
In all Church services today. the Catholic clergy In churches used text from St. Paul, calling on Chrlatians to bear up under persecution
today in Dublin. The Minister of the Interior, celebrations Government. Signor Mario Scullin, today sent one of his top assistents to make an on-the-spot enquiry.. Portella Della Paglia was the scene of a mussacre on May Day in 1947 at 20 peasants, believed to have been killed by Giuliano's gang.
At Saints Day organteed by the backor
02.
53.
54.
+
Mr. MacBride, who returned to-55. day from Paris, said that there Was a tendency for countries to be mainly concerned with their own peculiar problems.
be- Catholic Action, ginning tomorrow. Government leaders are expected to define
"Unless there is a bronder ap the
the future policy for
pranch to the whale question not Church
bul between The
increly in Europe, Government now controls
Nearly 80 policemen have been Europe and America, we will got Church Administration. Bishops are not allowed to arrange meat-hilled by bandits in the past two to the stage where goods will be years. It was believed that Glu- destroyed Instead of being used. ings without the approval of the
Itano may have zannet 110 The essential thing Ja to gel lay authorities, new decres ambush as a gesture of dellance Europe and America to examine barring unapproved communica- against Government declarations the whole question of production tions is apparently stopping the in Parliament that his early death and distribution and avold croat- issue of any new pastoral letters.
Or capture was
Inevitable to oɔd we Яu! Disorders, especially In Slova-
Reuter.
*—*sojajumed om di kla, have indicated that religious susceptibilities have been affected by the recent Communist action against the bishops.
A
Education
is
staging Ti general feeling here general reviews of the biggel that the Communists have effer-
and
fastest planes. Including tively ended
the controversial 3.36 super.
bomber, The largest review
the Church and State controversy by eliminating
is an air parade of more than one of the parties. The only print.
100 plance, including a elx. plane squadron
flights of jet fightera scheduled
ed Church news or announcements of B-39 and 40
the people legally are reaching
Communist- now issued by the controlled Ministry of Education or by the Catholic Action.
to salute the National Ale FairTNES Government-sponsored
In
Chicago.
White. House Plans
to be
d-ite
nre reported 1 icading part in inny Catholic Action meetings The White House has not re-
the threat of excommunicati vealed whether President Tru-
New regulations require for- non has any special plans to
eigners
to the police celebrate the occasion. He was
to report whenever they leuve their register- due to return at 5 p.m. lruni 11 week-end cruise ahoard his yachted address for more than three have days. Foreign diplomats
thak their move- been warned ments are to be more closely supervised.--Reuter.
and could watch from the win dow
at his temporary White House play.
the
Jocul fre works dig.
The Weather Bureau predicted fuir mild weather for most of
the nation over the 4th, 11 Haid that senttered thunder showers inay, mar celebrations in afternoon or evening hours In some localities, but there Wus
le prospect of much rain,-- United Press.
* ANTI-BOLSHEVIK
PAMPHLETS
Vienna, July 13.
Medical Scheme For Arabs
in
Philadelphia, July 3. The Executive Secretary of Pamphlets said to have been the American Friends Service secretly printed by an "anti-Bol- Committee has disclosed an in- shevik Association" and posted clusive medical programme is in' being carried on by the organi- near the Russian barracks Vienna, today claimed that the 1sation among approximately overthrow of Bolshevism and Sta- |250,000
Arab refugees lin's hirelings is near,
Southern Palestine. They said: "We will soon raise
The Quaker official, Clarence E. our banners openly and ended: Pickell, said the programme con- "Comrades,, bloody Bolshevism is sists of alding in the maintenunco trying to foment a new world war, of three hospitals and seven which will involve the whole of clinics. The Institutions are con- mankind. Do not slacken the in-ducting a sanitation camp in de- tensive organisation of the oppa-signed to supply an adequa germ altion cells.
two water supply for the refugees and the 50,000 residents.
"We shall never be free until we rid ourselves from Bolshevik oppression. The end of Bolshevism is near."Reuter.
UNSUCCESSFUL
.
ATTACK BY REBELS programme which the Ser-
Rangoon, July 3,
The programme also includes the staming of a well equipped diagnostic laboratory, a gift from the US, Navy, Mr. Pickelt added. He sold the medical work is co- ordinated with the overall United Nations relief for Palestino refu»
vico Committee is administering in Southern Palestine.
Food, blankets and tents In an unsuccessful attacle
oneing distributed to the refugees, Government postUons in the rall 75,000 others and children are way town of Tadau, 15 miles receiving milk furnished by the South of Mandalay,
the rebels lost United Nations International 0 killed and several wounded, Children Emergency Fund and Unight's
Burmese Government schools are maintained for 20,000 dommunique.claimed,
of the school age youngsters in the In another battle in the arca 17 area, Pickett said. Jurgents were killed for the loss He announced the Bervice Com- of ons Government soldier, the mitier niso is carrying on an in- communique stated. Three 9-depondent relief prostromme veniment soldiers were wounded. Israel and is aiding the Internin- In the Irrawaddy Della district|tional Committee of the Red CroIN of Basteln, West of Itangoon, Go-in distributing U.N, food to Arab vernment trope reoccupied two refugees. In the Western Galileo Villagos-Noritar
| region--Associated Press,
in
WRAP Nursing Orderly Corporal. D.l. Purvis (of Berwick- on Tweed, Northumberland) scen in position prior to making a controlled parachute drop in preparation for the forthcom. ing Royal Tournament at Olympia, London. Picture made In the former airship hangar at Cardington, Dode, England, At left of picture in a balloon with basket which is also used in controlled parachute drop training. Britain's Royal Air Force has a squad of women nurses and orderlies specially trained to make parachute drops to ald injured and marooned fillers. -Associated Press Photo,
56.
bay (3)
Jnw(2)
hoh (2)-da
yum(2) 2)-daw(1) (3)shik-Jaw(2)
(2)ych.
(2) Ngaw-(3)day, guw (3)- gaw(3) don(1)
banu (2)-yu(I)-Rak-
(2) Yau
yum(2)-
pal(3) -(3)sheung
dzui(2)-jaw( (2) Ngaw-(3)day (2)kul (3)loh-(3) (2)yau-(1)ngai-him(2). Gom(2), (3)ngaw-(3)day (3) dizati sdong(3) (2) ku fun(1)-pok(1)-kay(2).
tonye(3)- (2) Kul-geh(3) Luo ye(2) tseng(2) (2)ngaw- (3)day (3)yup-hul(3) (2) Isaw-(2)hah. Yun(1)-(3)wal (2)yee- ging(1) hoh(2) (3)ych (2)ngaw-(3)day (3)dzau (1)m-(3)yup-hui(3) lok(3).
tol:t tre lo write Them letters.
I also asked them to write me.
We drank a lot of wine and ate
A great many things.
Everyone of his had dined well.
One feland was drunk.
We
were afraid he might be dangerous on the way.
So, we then escorted him home.
His wife asked us to go in and
be stated.
As it was already late at night
we wouldn't go in.
(To be continued).
Communism Fails In Israel
New York, July 3. Communism has gained no hold in Israel and never will, said a recently returned· U.S. Jewish labour delegation here. Too many immigrants have suffered under bath Fascist and Communist totalitarianism, they asserted..
The five members of the US. Jewish labour committee have just returned from a two-month survey of the economic, political and social conditions in Western Europe and Israel. They are:
Adolph Held, National chairman of the Jewish Labour Committee,. Israel Feinberg, Vice-President of the International Ladies Garment Workers' Union, Louis Hollander, President of the New York State Congress of Industrial Organisa- tions' Counell, Dr. S. Silveberg, treasurer of the Workmen's Circle | and Jacob Pat, Executive Secre- tary of the Jewish Labour Com mittee.
nd- The delegation expressed mirailon for the knowledge of government shown by the leaders of Israel.
They sald most of the displaced Jows In France, Belgium and Sweden are now better off beenuso of improving economic conditiona in those countries.
Of Eastern Europe, they said: "Greater stabilisation of Euro- pean economy due largely to the European Recovery Plan has caused Communism to recede."--- Assoclated Prem
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