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HONG KONG, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1949.
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CNAC, CATC Get Restraint Order From Supreme Court SMUGGLING OF ENGINES
Defected CNAC and CATC authorities yesterday countered the Nationalist Ministry of Communication's interim injunction-- obtained at the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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move the ap plication to the local authorities for A Court injunction and the
8. embargo on airplane parte -to the smuggling astion tol lowing the defection.
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Brief Visit Here
Mr. William F. Knowland, th; U. S. Sanator, and Men, Know land are being welcomed by Major-General Claire L. Chaħnault, Head of Civil Air Transport, and Mrs. Chennault at Kai Tak airport yesterday. ("China Ma il Photol.
Chinese Capital Senator Knowland
For Investment Visits HK, Leaves
22 re-
Manila, November 25. President Quirino, in gular Cabinet meeting, loday, si a policy which will permit refugee Chinese capital from Hong Kong to enter the Philip Mr. pines for industrial develop- ment-with certain restrie- tions.
For Chungking
William F. Knowland, U.S. Sariator, mado a half-hour stop in the Colony yesterday while en route to Chungking to meet Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek,
He granter" 11 request frem several Chines capitalists
emporary visne to come to this He arrived at Kai Tak airport at about 11.45 a.m. country in order to make
vey of possible investments.
Nur-
The decision was made upon the commerdotion of the For-
in a United States Army Air Force converted B-17. He was accompanied by, Mrs. Know- land and Mr. H. B. Wheeler of General
MacArthur's headquarters.
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The eireles believe that this had! CATC ami 31 4 the Nationalia | speeded up the Nationalist Cov- eign Ofce.
The Foreign Office two days The outer Cuisson were hated! riment's notes to obtain un in--
andreineens
junction, hence the appilention for go girously denied, that per- an interim injunction on Thurs-mison had been granted for The estry of Chinese refuges capital
Mr. Knowland and his party day
with the four- and spare parts following press reports from Hong left together
Kong that the Philippine Consulį mun
party" sent were believed to have been mostly General there had obtaled such by Generalissimo Chiang Kai- drawn from the Balley Shipyard
shek to Acting President Depot. Bailey's was taken over by
Tsung-jen. CNAC some months back when the Hong Kong Government, armedl with emergency pa
powerk, evicted | CNAC maintenance shops from
The injunction prohibits the defendants from entering or en. mazing on plaintiffs' premises. Ilan forbids the removal of operty by defendants and the
dealing with BOIIOn of or monies of the plaintiffs by de. fendants.
M IC Wang, acting on be- Kau Tuk. Negotiations followed:
All of Mr CV Lông (Who is ink and Bailey's was purchased andi (homa), detected munäging diret- Lineal
depot. spare parts
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de of (NAC released the follows FNAC then said that parks were statement vesterday evenja | belag assembled Here for ship-
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The mugement w em-
permisalon,
Invitations Limited
"Comforts
the reported.
Chang Kai-shokand. other Chinese political military leaders. Ma
Comfort Party To
Li Tsung-jen Fails
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's four-man comfort mission to Acting President General Li Tsung-jen left Hong Kong for Chungking yesterday after failing to per- suade General Li to return to Chung- king.
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They corried a personal letter to the Generalissimo from the Acting Presidenta reply to Gen- eralissimo Chiang's letter. It is understood that the letter refused to entertain the Gen- eralissima's overtures.
Meanwhile, from his ward at the Tai Wo Yuen hospital, the Acting: Prosident-through a apokesman--described reports of differences between him and General Pài Chung-hai as utterly without foundation.
The spokesman added that I General Li and Pal are the closest of friends and have a long history of co-operation. They have no difference of opinion.
altuation in the South West. Hence although 'he la at presant in his 'ok bed he is more con. cerned in national affairs than his recovery from his fil-
net.
"We are
'now' returning to
"It in due to this worrying that He also denied the report that the Acting President will have to General 1 had attempted to spend quite some time in curing tact Mr. John W. Snyder, United
his finess. Stales Secretary of the Treasury during his vé-end--half hou- visit here.
The spokesman sald that General Li was here for medical treatment and had no iden of meeting Mr. Snyder.
Chung kinh carrying, with us the
Acting President's personal letter
the Generalissimo." to
The party loft Kal Tak airport at about 12.35 p.m. by a CAT air- The Acting President, it was craft together with Mr. William. learned inst night, may leave the F. Knowland and his party and hospital in a few days and move Major-General Claire L Chen- o his private home in Caine Road. hault,
Security arrangements for his protection have already becu made by local authorities.
Generalissimo
Chiong's
four- man mission was composed of Dr. Chu Chin-hua, Deputy Premier Secretary- Lon-yu.
the
Reds Press Drivo,
Fram, Chungking...meanwhile, Associated prase reports. that the vivi{' war has ap proached closer to that olty, Mr. Hung
Three Red prongs-predsèll their of the Nationalist Emer-advance on Chungking. Their General of
Supreme Council; Mr. Chui total strength was oficially s gency. Supreme
politicing and timated at 130,000 meng Chen...
Council; meinber of
To meet the growing threat, Yen-teng, Secretary-Gen the Nationalists moved reinforce- many eritlof the Executive Committee ments to the front. The fault- ants of Chungking suw them pase through their clly, chrecring along: in Blx-wheeled, trucks, command, cars, Jeeps and other vehicles.
and
He is expected to go to Hainan Island before returning to the Colony where he will pay
Li
to Marshal Li Tsung-Jen.
Mr. Knowland
visit
of the Kuomintang.
and Mt.
The party was accompanied by the elder Nationallat statemen. Mr. Yu Yu-jen, and Mr. K.C. Wu. former Mayor of Shanghai,
meal.
Statement
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Giving eredilsio Cenerul Sun or Columbus, Ohio. 'Me Know-dent Li Tsung-jen in, Hong Kong-south of, Feyling, to a, point East
now
The Foreign Office today sald Interviewed by Pressmen at the
The Defence Ministry said the that it that timo
Is paying his no definite airport, the U.S. Senator said that
biggest threat was from the East, policy had been set up. The he found the situation in Taiwant to Generallesin Chiang Kai-
Prior to their departure for It claimed 15,000 Red troops were President's action today sets much better than what the news-shck to obtain first-hand inform Chungking, the four-man comfort moving in two prongs on Chung-
tion of o such a poflcy, Invitations, how-| papers in the United States had of a continued Nationalist remission from Chungking issued taking from that direction. They ever, will be limited 10
sistance against the Chinese Reds, the locul Press the following state- were identified as belonging to the
Upon his arrival here he was purely industrial fold.
He sold that morale of the Nu-
forces of General Lin Piño, con- The original request from re-tionalist Boldlers in
net at the airport by Mr. Karl Taiwan
be the Communiata" "We, in carrying out Generalis.sidered to great and General Chen Cheng, Rankin, the
the local U.S. Consul 21 rates bien If the Hong Kong ment to Tulpeh where CNAC was Jugee capitalists had asked for
simo Chiang Kai-shek's ers, best general and, in, the present
orders, Supreme
civil war, certainly their most L'art serving
an setttt Up their min
apportunity to invest in agri-Nationalist Governor of Talwan, is General, and other members of service
brought trom Chungking the loses
local U.S. Consulate. argumetcom under agaitint tm air. station.
edture, mining, import and ex- doing an excellent job in
In keeping Industry American personnel
on. a large Taiwan in general shape.
Piloted by
by Captain T.H. Paskell November 22, the Generalissimo's successful one,
The Defence Ministry sold the connected port mad
personal letter to Acting Presi- with CNAC ilented any knowledge i
front stretched from a point sente. Prague, November 24,
The announcement pointed out Li-jen, former Commander of the
land's B-17, which is manned by ph vees at CNAC "would never ) of the smuggling of the 28 engines. |
"Aside from Czechoslovakia's Roes an ↑ Feet probe the to 31% authority of Those
that the constitution prohibits Famous
this we also en- of Nanchun. Fouling is on the six U.S.
personnel, is re Army New First Army contacted declared chant
Acting Presi allens with
quired about the Catholic Bishops issued on To self-allout "Martaging Directhey themselves know little about
the exception (training troops for the Natia mining in the Colony to take the dont' hess and urged the Act-Yarigtse 55 miles North East of appeal to priests today to
Chungking. Nonchun is a high- "what's going on.'
Neutral sources tapped for in-parity provisions of the Bell Acs told the Pressmen
Amerienha who come within the lists In Taiwan, Mr. Knowland Senator back to the U.S.
Mr. Knowland departed for my President to return to Chung-way town 50 miles South East of support Them "st the
Chung lalk on
on board
CAT air-king on a a earlier date.
the capital. Chush fall into the hands
formation knew little more than from participation in agricul-
|tural" "or" mining pursuits,
craft necompanied by Major-Hong Kong, we were dally in the tied the Communiats engaged in
"During our three days' stay in
The Defence Ministry, identi- the fact that the operation had of laymen and apostates,"
the government has set a policy
General Claire Ly Chenduk. been carried out successfully by
of encouraging Filipino nationala and reassented their right to
be defecting partles of CNAC aind
axport-export activities and is control appointments and
CATC. When asked who gave
not anxious to introduce new missions of priests
structions ur permission to
in have competitors with large capital. the engines smuggled out
Any incoming refugee capitol source replied, "There is no such however will be subject to the thing permission. The bix following restrictions: chiots decide on the moment and, the job is carried out there and
The пpped, issnect in answer to Government dermes 12 month
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giving the State སྶ '(༡༨ ཝུ༢པཝཾ Church appointments was down up at a meeting of Bishops last
week.
man."
7b Sheh-san:
Therefore any attempt ou
take ees CNAC would be re- the part of this bogua authority
isted by the mangement employees of the airline accordi
to Hong Kong law;
and
3. Acting in accordance with the prevnim ziven by the Hong Kon Supreme Court's wald order the madingment of CNAC who were maut defendants" by virtue of the sate Court's order have duly tistem up legal procedure by filing then.” the necessary application with the Hong Kong Supreme Court to dis-
The Bishops agui demandedrove the "Injunction Order" in that priests taking the outh of to- reperence; yalty now required by the Gov- ernment should add to it the words
14. The management and em- take this mo- "provided this is not in coufflet ployees of CNAC with the laws of God and the portunity once again to re-affirm Church and the natural rights of there determination to protect the i properties of the airline for tie Chinese people as represented by the Central People's Government Peking and wish to let it be known by all concerned that the action they have taken, and the position they are now in are re eelving the fullest support from all quarters, and all patriotle, Chinese uil over the world.":
The Minister of the Interior, M. Vaclav Nosek, Baid on November 12 that the Government would not permit any such addition to the onth.
Their call to priests to remain loyal and obedient was regarded as'n request for support should the Bishops and it necesbury to defy the Slate.-Houter.
Weathers
AC 4669 CAT (9.1m, ÚRBT) pressure continues hlich over the whole sites, wilds nopleuificant developments, expected,
Today's Forecast-Light moderate Egor Nft windy, Flor.
Yesterday's Westberi
Maximum: 700 deje Fati
Minimum: 10,8 der. Fal., Bunshinet 10, tours.
Rainfalls" "Trute. Toistato dan
2000,6m..-heat
true of: 205.7 mm.
Dew Point
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Wind Faroe
Engines
Smuggled Out
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“GERMANY WOULD FIGHT ON SIDE OF RUSSIA”
New York, November 24. The unofficial monthly muga- zine United Nations Work has published an article by TH Totnes, who reported: "Germany will fight on Russin's side in the event of a third World War."
ot
Also.
1. Chinery Investments must give priority to local Filipino
labour;
2. ltemittances by these in- vestors to their homeland or other foreign countries will be sublected to rigid exchange controls.es. hedge against an excesive tout- now of dollar, reserves United
Press,
Workers In France Defy
that General
Sun is doing an excellent job.
Good Impression
"I had the opportunity of driv ing around Taipch and Tainu un escóried," Mr. Knowland adder. "and although I found there were lean polleemen there than in smne of the European countries, situation there is a lot better than In Europe.".
the
Ho further said that in the re→ cent battle at Kinmen, and island between the mainland province of Fuklen and the Island of Taiwan, the Nationalists had obtained a major material victory.
WAS
He mentioned that it material victory for the Nation- plists because the military equip ment left behind by the defeated Communists was enough to equip
Nationalist division.
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to
Head of CAT, and the Generalis hospital as instructed by the thin drive as Lin Pino's 47th, Goth Isimo's "comforts party"
Generalissimo who is very much and B1st armles and the First, Marshit Li Tsung-Jeni
concerned over the Acting Pre-Second and 30th independent sident's illness
divisions. It assessed their total "The Acting President is very strength at 95,000 men. much concerned over national The Ministry estimated the affair in the Central Govern-Communists heading for Chung- mant. He to also very" much king from Kwelchow Province at worried over the recent,:war 35,000 men.:
All-Out War Against Rebels
Manila, November 25. Philippine Air Force Fisi Mustangs bombed and strafed the stronghold of the anti-gov- crnment Farmy" today while four artillery batteries of 105s. and 758 softened up rebel posi tions in the hills of Batangas Province.
Brigadier General' Albarto' Ra- The Reds also suffered some mos, chief of the Philippine Con 2,500 casualties and now there is stabulary, told the United Press not a single Red soldier remain that the main attack had begun fsoners," he added.
Strike Order tag on the island except the pri- but that the results could not be
·Paris, November 25. Thousands of French work
Mr., Knowland further suld
inther guld tha
dielermitted until infantrymen The magazine itteniuhed Telnes as outstanding anti-Nazi au-
he believes the Nationalists could move in. The ground attack is to
begin tomorrow morning. thority on geopolitics and paners defied union orders for a hold Taiwan against any Red us Six Constabulary companies Germanism who during the war 24-hour national strike today salt if the Government troops and one army company, totalling was, employed for confidential as- and showed up for work as will do their jobs as well
verumo
by the United States usual... Telies wrote:
Business and industry Blowed
did
Angchit
they more than 700 men, were in post- on Kinmen
Island on the subject of Nation for the attack which gov- ernment forces intended should Ward, the U.S. Consul in crush the wock-old opposition of a secure down but the strike failed to Mukden who was recently tried political, malcontents: apparently peal lyse country's economic German political and Intellectual
by the
baso
Meanwhile the "China Mail"Jeuders ate; engaged. In shiping 1 The telephone and postal for Communists for stirred up by the victory of Pro
averted spare parts were anoak- move for world domination.
rd out of Hong Kong in junke | United Press.
(during, the first: week following
the CHAO CATC“ airlines de- fection:
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of the consulate cent electionsUnited Press. learned exclusively yesterday Gorman polley which could vicer and the electricity, gas and that new aircraft engines, threaten the safety do United Water there, Mr. Knowland sild, that -gother with several Gratée of States; even more then Hitler's but many trains were ruining 'Sunday he had cabled, Presi
Just behind schedule. The airlines the latter to take action to Fecure
dent Harry
Truman [not only urging were operating at 50 per vent normal services.
* Me Ward's release but also point- Paris transport stopped coming out the importance of CEO
for the release of two pletely but tens of thousands tiating
COL workers bicycled, thumbed ridos.ortion; Administration
American Economic Co-opera- Page 2
men - now -Correspondenda, hiked to work. No buscs or sub-held in North Korea, and the two Page 3 Ways were running only US. Marine: flyers who are now in Reminders, few taxis were opera were sud Chinese Communist custody in Page 4 pended and the ballonni radle Now that Mr. Ward Has boon Page
All Paris newspapers were a North Chine,
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with the nyintion eargo balan kak ment to Communist controlled air. Mr. Anthony Eden, the deputy shipped to Canton for trans-slip London, November 24 fields in the
Although the informant
leader of the Opposition, North
informant would int
the House of Commons today news bulletins released by the Mukden police Bmula Warning not elaborate further or reveal the fora debate on the Far East, the The strike, was called by the Mr. Knowland said that he will
and perhaps the Communist-led General Conce, how rapidly. Mr. Ward will Page 7 AN | smuggled, out, it wos ; reliably
the
get out of Chinna 39 W. Germany Dignis Agreement
DAY FOLK With Allerg learned from other sources that Joels covered in the
Workers Force and To Meet Chiang Panda Catholle! Workers, for support desk. Mr., Knowland; and his party Moloring Page. been made after November 15 or Mr. Herbert Morrison, the mands for a general was rise and are expected to remain in China Page 12an | 373 This speculation coincides wills leader of the Flouse of Commons", a "rotura, la fron i; éqiloctive, burs for three or four days. During }; Ptrange And Gemmares
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