ANSWER OF BATANGAS REBELS TO SURRENDER DEMANDS EXPECTED
Situation In Nigeria Deteriorates
Lagos, November 20,
The situation in Nigeria has deteriorated during the Inst 24 hours
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Ship carrying cual for Nigerian parts are on the way from Eng- land, South Africa and Lourescu Marques
There i ate light spot, how- ever groundrauts. It is expected that ships will arrive at bagos In to keep The groundnut
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It is expected 1am! 70,000 tons will be exported this murth stil there sho this togurt text ciated Pres
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Compensation For Nazi Victim's
New York, November 29. Bruno Weill, President of the Axis Victims League In- corporated, disagreed today with the Western Germun President who said that Ger many cannot yet afford coin- pensation payments for Nazi- persecuted peoplès.
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Manila, November 30.
The Philippine government, expects today to have
the dnswer of the Batongas rebels to its de mand that they surrender with their arms. Philippine Air Force planes will drop in the rebels' mountain stronghold, 12 miles South East of Batangas, 5,000 leaflets promising an am- nesty for the rebel leader, Genero!" Francisco Medrano, and his men provided they surren der with their arms.
The
message in the leaflets roquested on answer by radio and it was believed that if the roboli had their fransmitter working their reply might be received some time today."'
■ I.
1
of
total of 43 oldier civilian volunteers or lashes.
In the absence of radio tact, the rebela were 10 the answer to the Cavernar Batangas, Pelleland Levisto vou tep
while thus
carrying
The courier, However, woul i lake more than vite dụy to took
over the mikged! candy 15
Bantangas town.
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The Constabulary klent of ene bing the Batunga rebels in a inniter of suvg if they reftise to surender. Constabula by headparters unnmunted that troops had cupisired a rebel pod- Asus 10 tion in the village of iniles South East. of the Lester mountains bear the South Coat Hatnnges. last night and rapkureft 13 rebels,
of
Henquarters sale
whout in
rebets took part in Lizes encounter The rebel
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and
The outlaws, who were said to he led by Kumlun, Dre en- trenched in nutive fortiftention in the Tanuk duty let of Jaja. Koortion,
notorious oullow Pad Surrendererf some time ako. | but went back to the defy the government found 'charges would be *preased against him.
hilla
lu
when
The Quitiaw band was known to have suffered casusīties, but no figures were available.
About 300 Constabulary relu- forcements will suit for Jolo to day
Nuva! aboard a Philippine Putrot
Lieutenant- Vemal. Colonel Diosdado Rodriguez. ope- Apasations chief of the Constabula- 1y, is leaving with the reinforce- menda 10 supervise the Jola campaign. United Press,
i trentet after an hour's Night Ta ment Barongha cague of the. If
ghi
thề tô til Lednin supapastumtartal to 40 The 27 previously cap- tured
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children
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Me Lordia Medisuse,
wife
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the rebel tender. who
arrested with others a Maido- in island on Sunday, was takeof to Batangas tonlay by the stabulary and repartedly being held incommuplendo
Moro Clashes
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Pl Imports Reduction Ordered
Manila, November 30.
A reduction of 400,000,000 pesos annually in imports of Constabulary reinforcemente luxury and "non-essential” goods for Philippines con- sumption was ordered by President Elbild Quirino last night,
The Bulu archipelago, South Western Philippines, where Moro (Mahammedan Filipino) outlaws reportedly have killed
"You cannot say there is n money in Germany to pay Corn- pensation, Weth said, replying smell of discrimination.
view
Just
What is
to President Theodor Heuss of the needed is a ministry for repara-Mr. Quirine bid. West German Federal Repulsite. tim, restitution and President Heuss maid in an interton which, will handles all, ništ-
week that money for and atrocities
ters connected with Nasi crimes inflicted au the Auch payments does not exist in Germany and therefore payments Jews and oh-Jewa
Weill said that “German Jews have no intention of returning to Gertany evon που
although President Heuss said they ne ences of Nazism.
will have to be made in install-
ments over a long period of time. Well said Dr. Philip Auerbach "had stated publicly in New York
thal ibe money and assels belong
Ing to the convicted Nazis...in
longer would feel the evil infu-
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1949.
Escape From Sinktang
இ
901
modeų (da jen a jen NGU AFRkinny. Chyub. "wham U.B. Consulate. persopnot hp, medes at plans out of Binklang, Ching, when munist columm took over the province, have reached, India, after, a hazardőya, trek, tiragah jagged, barren peaks of the Himalaya Mountainím The 400-mile trip from Puta: Šinkiang, to Kehrin Kashmir took 31 days Heading the party wore the U.S. Consul at Tihwa, Sinklang ---d. Hall: Parton, and his wife. With them came Vice-Consul Robert Drosten. Two sons and a daughter of an ex-Governor, of Birklang, the un- Governor't ad Jotant; and White"Flüsilah and Chinese Muslim Consulate employezy- and) their 'familles made the party's strength up to 20 bisak ingontath Bation. From Using compla, horeca and donkaya tha partý slogged through the Lon they Wore Yłowni in staged to New Delhi India. Sean in Now Delfi 'Sre the thràe într? dren of Mekud Sabri, former Muslimé, Governor of Binklang, no ceported hald''by 'Commun. into. Löft to right!! Kakal Jih (19); Gu! Tekin (21); and Yai Chin (17); they will continue their studies in Turkey. (Associated Press PROTO).
Poland Accuses France Of Unleashing Wave Of Terror
Paris, November 29.
Poland tonight öčkused France" of 'unleashing a
wave of terror against Polish citizens in France in violation of the United Nations, universal declaration of human rights.
The
charge was written into a note transmitted to the French Foreign Office today shortly of- ter the French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman, said the 12-day-old quarrel between the two countries could be settled without a break in diplomatic relations.
Heavy Buying Of British Gov't Bonds
The cut wan made to lower Philippities imports to the Jévět of its commodity exporta unu pre- serve the nation's gold reserves.
couripensa- The Presidential decree camp white bakers one. importers al- rendy are protesting the tighten- ed credit regulations sy the Cen- nil Dank, which require un, 40
London, November 29. per cent cost posted on all luxury Heavy buying sent some and none
non-essential godds Imports. British government bonds up Importers tlafin the Philippines almost two points on the Stock designated as luxury and non-es-strongest rallies in months cannot produce mole of the items Exchange today in one of the sential and the only effect will He said. "I do not doubt the be to cause a rise in the already chase by banks and Insurance; Brokets reported large); pur- personal trustworthiness and loyalty of Dr. Heuss, himself, but high prices.
companies on the heels of on en-* there can be no doubt that na Grey goods and knitting yarncouraging week-end speech by the storalism is tising again in Germports were slashed 95 per cent
order, many, that the administration and under the
while courts are full of Nazls and that fabrics of colton, linen, silk, With problems of fows down anti-Semitism is rising again.rayon, nylon, and wool were cut
Uruted Press.
15. cent | Leading
hit by these restrictions will be the Japanese textile In= dustry, one of the mainstays of the efforts or Nippon to recover Financial Times Index was
war To here claim
Bavaria are sufflelent to cover all expenses under the law of com- pensation."
Well also differed with Presi- dent Heuss proposal to set up a special section of Jewish affairs In the Ministry of Interlot to deal
trodden by the Nazis.
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He said, " hás too much of a Rutr.
Every Intention Of Holding HK-Stim
Field-Marshal Sir William Slim, Chiết.
intérencé today!
General Staff, told a press "We have every intention of holding Hong Kong
If the Chinose Communists are foolish enough to attack it we shall hold it. But I do not think they will do so."...
Asked if the Chinese Nationalists could hold
Taiwan, he replied: "Purely ds'd military bło blém, as long as the Nationalists are in com- mand of the sea and dir the taking of Talwan Would Be Efficult problemt
Asked about Beltain
the Atlantic Pact,
*We already have dur
the contine
tality Te
no lintebil to
berd, "At would"
and
of course I wa?"
Good
Slim woul
Field Marshal pop-comment on the possibi that Britain is receivin barbera under (military,id. said, "We have, pot alfratty mdalum Jet vomber called Canberra
wwwwwwded the situatión ·
ald, Hai
ments have made up fiets minds Đươn khát thời hay đóng có
it he would to sed, pact spins Conde replied he would.""
his stay, here, he been very well re- "auls Inden fonger my belt might not fit with a name
United Press.
PLANE WAS OVERLOADED
Dié benfmaniste ala (48)
But the was, no Qubad
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Germany Recovering
Pilots Say
Sydney. November 20.
to Sydney recently.
RAAF then who töbk' part in the Berlin airlift told Gormány The note charged that French government violated in rovery, when they returned was making a spectacular re-. aynical fashion, the United Nam tions suprantee of the life, liberty and security person by rounding
and expelling from Polish citizens. It renco charged that the French police action was a compaign of Tauíi- Polish hatred, awavo of terror and injustice against Polish citizens in France,
Latest Move
Clight Lieutenant Rex Berri- man said many Germans told him they would again be (masters of Europe within 20 years.
Flight Lieutenant D. Kuchert. of Bankstown Sydney, sald the right type of Germans would make fine Immigrants." Farmer's. The Polish note was the latest especially, are keen to come to 'move in the diplomatio war Australia, and, from the way that began on November 18 have leah them work they would when the Polish authorities ar- be a great asset," he said. reated. Andre Simon, Robineau, of the French Consulate
tizens:
on
Flight Lieutenant David Hahn, of Perry Bridge, Victoria, sald
charges of espionago, Chimicellor or the Excheqber, Sir. France replied with the expul-thony Germans were interested in thegrating to Austraila: They fold Stafford Cripps." He hinted there Floh' of 27 Polish
him they hearts their climate was may be further buying by the arrest of Treasury to support, bond prices. Polla vice-consult Lific, and better and they would not have
upsurge was con- Polan anounced the
Freich
to work so hard, he sold, golidated 24 closing higher several more |ot- £73-10s, à, share of1£100, par
Earlier today. luncheon of value. Industrials were firmet.
of peaking at the Warrant Officer Golln, Ryan wald: "Don't bollove stories of the men M. Schumpe care money the groulcins can't
declared, "I gorgeous German girls. For my France-Polish
the Philippines 103.7-Associated Prost!!
can-
Latest of
newspaper-
a
believe the Potions will end candle to the Australian girls." in a general relaxation of the at- The 21 returning
urning airmen flow
not produce any and eblon BARUES. BANK
BANGKOK BRANCH mosphere, de liquidated Berlin, during 18 months. Ins
like sum people, fgods of tiany meat dairy producią, frozen olinribd Ash, urich, were slashed pared
Cigaret and!!
Jobbero limports.
sent
I am confident the pre-on average of 240 (ilghts Into by stages", bo
Europe. They said in the past He added, however, "If I óm six-month shops In Germany San Francisco, November 20
mistaken about this, the French becante full of consumer goods. The Bank of America announc-government has the necessary Factories: produced round
tho
smoking
ed today it will oẞed branch on means to safeguard the interests clock and Gernions are "workin December : 1. In, Bungkok, Thai-or France, dhd the private, in- on, overage of 60 koira, 8 week were cut 89 Palind. " Mr. Walter E. Le Count, a.terests of French citizens." to haten their country's recover, cent and alcoholic beverage, Ber
Prepared coffee tea Yeltran bank official in the Orient, Unlig Fresse and cocoa were Eut 10"për
cent
will be manager. Vi with raw coffes Albsted 30. pèr cent.
Generally, the restrictions were on the same articles the Central Bank decrted must be purchased
Until recently. Le Count was Chief of the Finance Division of
the Economic, and Scientifle Ses- ton of Allies headquarters; in. Tokyo: He is a former director
Bangkok Adelayed Press.
virtant ens transactions of the Siam Commercial Bank of
Associated Press.
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