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SHIPPING NEWS
Aircraft Carriers Glory, 3, Cruler: Belfast, 3; Bermuda, Dry
Dock.
Submarine Depot Ship: Adamant, North Ann.
Destroyer: Penn, AFD; Cossack, South Wat Tidal Barla; Corset, Bouth Wall on Couack.
Escort Vert: Oposrum, Aberdeen Dry Dock; Whitesand Hay.
Submarina:
on Adamant.
Autute, Tally-lio, Talent,
TU 70.2.4: Neches (AQ 41), AS; YP
344 on Neches: Georges (DE 7), B1
Chinese LIT: Chung Hain, M; Chung
Chinese Frigate: Fu 1o, 12.
Tin.
Administered by Commodore-in. Common
Depot Blup! Tamar teffat), West Arm.
YBIN: Fort Constantine, Al. Btore Ship: Fort Homalle, _Oil_ Fuel 10, Empire Jetty: Fort Bandusky. Charmain A12; For Providence, 17.
Fort Langley, 12. ASIS: Oller#! Celerol, Empire Dambel, Anchorage Пapide Birchol, Yaumail Empire Garden, M3; Berbol on Tamar
Governor, alongside Empire Wavo Garden.
Boom Defence Vessela Baronia, Boom Defence Depot Kowloon; Barmond, Mac- kin'.
Balvage Vessel King Salvor, North Arm, Titist Basic
Lifting Crafts25, 20, Mackie's; 50, Wellington Wall.
Crans ship: Sheishu Maru, Mackio's.
Leer. East Arm
Rescue Tugs: Encore, Tidal Basin, En
MDL 1100, 1107. 1105,
Kowloun Camber: 1100, Aberdeen.
Tugt lockpidgeon, Rockglen, Rockland,
Tidal Baln
Bhips in Maintenance and Reserva LUI (L) 11. 123, 103, 172, Kowloon Camber.
LCT: Kowloon Comber.
NBC: 100. Alerdeen; 110.. wall,
1151, 913, 1150, 100, 1195, 1243,
Wellington
Valom Defence Verset: Barbain, Boom
Defence Depat Kawison; Tidini Basin.
IEMDE: teso. 1002, 1003, 1150, Kowloon Camber.
Rockforest, Rockwing. Itock THE! mount, Kowloon Camber, Outside Wail. Merchant Slips
Anatina, A12.
Antaula Shimshulpo,
Baita, Yaumoti.
Benlawers, A10.
Belleroplan, Talkoo lock.
Bulimba, Yaunat!.
Carion, lumubulpo.
Clovis Victory, All.
Caltex 11. Tsun Won.
Chungking. Kowloon Bay.
Decbank, AD,
Dromus, Stonecutters.
Exortuck, A.
Empire Fraser, Cosmo. Dock,
Case Against
Tojo To Be Heard
This Week
Tokyo, Oct. 27 (UP)-Some time next week, a bald, be-spec- tacled little man altting among the 26 Japanese war crimes de- fendunts will be re-created by prosecution testimony into world figure. He is Hideki Toję whose name has come to stand for Japanese arrogance and per- fly.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1946.
INDIA RIOTING SWITZERLAND AND RUSSIA SOVIET BLAST Another Rommel
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RESUME DIPLOMATIC
arrived in Hallgan) to-day equip RELATIONS AFTER BREAK
with amphibiour "ducks,"
Reinforcements Arrivo Calcutta, Oct. 27-Considerable niitary reinforcements have brought into East Bengal to deal with communal disturbancea.
been
Military pickets have been posted in the affected Calcutta areas and troops have orders to use their arms without reserve if there are further acid throwing or similar incidents.
radio The New Delhi
to-night quoted
statement to the press
there had been a general deteriora- tion in the situation since last night BEVeral the police fred times a North Calcutta and 37 people were killed.
issued in Calcutta as saying that
The international prosecution see-when lion's cune la expected to begin early next Thursday us the stage is set for the recital of Tojo's part in his- tory.
AVDF
Tojo is regarded as the arch-villain who actually took Japan into with America and Drlíain. So far he has bech mentioned only general- ly In the prosecution's attempts to prove the men sitting in the deci guilty of conspiracy to wage aggros- *Vo war.
But next week the events leading directly to December 7, 1941, be unfolded.
+war.
will
Two hudred and fifty soldiers reached Chandpur last night and another 50 Indian troops have arrived fa Noakhali and Tipperah. Some British
troops
LASTING 27 YEARS
HISTORY OF RUSSO-SWISS RELATIONSHIPS IN LAST 20 YEARS EXTREMELY CHEQUERED
(BY. REGINALD LANGFORD)
THE Soviet flag is now flying over the roof of the Bellevue-Palace Hotel here, scarcely a hundred yards down the street from the Federal Palace, Switzerland's Houses of Parliament.
ANATOLE
Kolashenkov, in the more conservative west, where are going on to Chittagong while M. appointed Soviet Minister the admission of Soviet Russia to the Lengue was described as a Com- munist danger.
and
M. Mött, then Swins
Foreign
Wos
the remainder may be employed
to Switzerland after a break in refugees for the protection of awaiting repatriation
diplomatic relations lasting 27 It is emphasised that troops are years, is staying in the hotel for secretary, sharply opposed such ad- out at all hours of the day night for the protection of citizens, the present owing to the hous-mission
The curfew hours in the disturbed ing shortage, which is acute in Taja will hear read back to him areas
Commercial relations between the have been ex Berne as anywhere else. of Calcutta ranny secret orders he gave when he tended and now begin at 7 pm. and staff, numbering about 40, are Berlin
His two countries developed after the was War Minister under Bartizan,
the Pre- end at 5.30 am.
settlement. The Molotov- miership of the late Prince Fumimaro Kunoye, as well as some issued after the Calcutta terminus of the Bengal-neighbourhood.
Train services to and from Scaldah, also lodged in hotels in the Ribbentrop agreement signed in the summer of 1930 produced violent Konoye resigned In
reactions in Switzerland, but never- October 1M1 Assom, railway, have been seriously to let Tojo assume the
The arrival of M. Kolashenkov theless a Swiss trade mission of taking Japan into, warponsibility disrupted since early this morning
owing to inciden
to incidents in the areas ad- | coincided with the partial with sent to Moscow in January 1941. In addition to the mountain of joining the railway workers' quarters, drawal of the Russinn, rejection of
Within a month O documentary evidence covering his
have asked
satisfactory The authorities
for Geneva as the European headquar- working erders,
speeches, actions
been and unned
arrangement had of the hallway | tefs of the United Nations. protection
reached and a Russian memoranda, Tolo will listen to settlement on the ground that unless
delegation own words taken during his three- this was provided the railway services The history of Russo-Swiss diplo-arrived in Switzerland to effect large. month Interrogation by prosecution to and from Sealdah will be brought matie relations during the last 20 scale purchases. On Sunday, June Investigators.
to a standstill. leading to serious re- years has been extremely chequered. 22, 1941 Germany invaded Russia, Interrogations' were made
thus bringing the Soviet Union Into during percussions in other places. Tojo's convalescence after he
war. Transport routes shot
In the October revolution of 1917 the The tram-car service was still sus- but failed to kill himself in Septem-pended this morning over many routes the Swiss diplomats accredited to the Switzerland to Russia were blocked, ber 1945 when MPs came to take him and busmen have been on strike Court of the Czar stayed at their and the goods arranged for to Sugumo Prison.
since
Many Swiss never exported. posta in Petrograd. that they yesterday, urging Konore's Role
should be given armed
nationals resident in, Russia had de- protection
Thenceforth relations remained posited their valuables for safety
dormant, Russia holding aloof even from the activities of the Interna-
Empiro Labrador Douglas Wharf.
Erica Molier, 112.
Fort Langley, Kowloon Bay.
Fort Renselear, Thikos Dock.
Fregum, North Point Wharf.
Glenstraty Taikon Dock.
Hai Chang. Stonecateri
Ila Chen, Stenreuttern.
HH 119.
Ha Tan, of Yaumati
Hni Yuch, Kowloon Bay.
Banyan. 133.
Hekury Crest. Talken Dock.
Heyser, Costno, Dock,
Ho Kin, China Merchants Wharf.
Ilun. Talk Dock.
Kenilworλ Kowloon Bay.
Kut Sang. Kowloon, Dock.
Kwai Sang, 15.
Kwetyaug. Talkon Dock.
"Lyckon, Taikoo Duck,
Marann, 134.
Mount Davis, Kowloon Wharf.
Mul lock, B
Pake Falkor Dock.
Paula. Taikoo Dock.
Period. Yautrinti.
Pin Wo, Corino. Docks, Sammer, Kowloon Wharf. Saminent, Kowloon Bay, Bamtweed #felikok. Sandviken, Talkoo Dock. Shantung. Kowloon tay. Shengking. Takne Dock.
Silver Gitava, Kowloon Dock. Silveranda A.
Stanhall, Kowloon Bay,
Szechuen, Taikon Duck.
Taria, Talkoo Dock
Walnut Bend. T Talkno.
Wan Hung. 1113.
Wuchang, Laichikak,,
Wasteh, Talkov Dock.
Yochow, Holf's Wharf.
Arriving To-day
Van der Helst (3031), from Shanghut, HMS Constance from Japan.
Salling To-day
from
were
The prosecution is also expected while running. 10 introduce evidence throwing
Two people
were killed in Lud- in their Legation. The building was additional Ight on the controversial
hlansa, an Industrial town about 100 atormed. rifled by the mob, and lonal Red Cross, which lan its head- Agure of Konoye who succeeded, miles south-east of Lahore, this young Swiss diplomat killed. where Tolo failed, in committing morning,
the
Seven were killed and 20
suicide after Gen MacArthur order injured there on Thursday night since ed his arrest last December.
when communal disturbances have Evidence in prosecution's po- continued. session show that Konoye-r
-regard- ed in some quarters as a pro-peace
and autumn of 1941.
affected areas
cas looted and burnt.
[thes
Soviet Socialist Republics
In May 1918 the young Union of opened its arat Legation in Berne with M
Bernsine as Minister,
uided
quarter in Geneva,"
In the Spring of 1944, the Swiss Parliament unanimously
a
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an "attempt by certain powers to remove from their path all obstacles which hamper them in the dictation of their will to other nations."
that
Factory Dismantling Berlin, Oct. 27-Russian controlled Berlin newspapers today alleged that hundreds of German specialista were making atom bomba In Britain and the United States.
In a counterblast to reports of deportations of German technicians and skilled workers to Russia, the when stated newspapers United
ted States troops withdrew from forged 240 well- Thuringia they known scientine workers to accom- pany them at the point of the gun.
Professor They also mentioned!
Otto Hahn, Germany's leading
atomic expert, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1044 for splitting the atom W08 nuciel, and who, captured by
Commandos "British Bald; and take to England.
Hahn was captured by the Allies In 1844 and his whereabouts mained secret until last January when it was reported in Washington scientists that he and
German ten other had been living on farm within 40
London. miles of British Control Commission The said on February 2 that he had been in Britain for interrogation and that he and others had been returned to Germany, where
they would allowed to undertake fundamental research.
the
"Anti-Soviet VillainsTM
re-
called
and
The llusaian-controlled news-
what they Papers attacked
"anti-Soviet Villians of the Berlin western sector press radio for their hateful anti-Soviet glanders becntise a few German specinilsts had left for the Soviet Union."
They asked why there was such e howl of excitement" and dec.area that teclinicians Jeft under un agreement with Soviet enterprises. They printed a list of 12 reports credited to various news Including the British and United Stales press, referring to alleged arrivals of German V-weapons and atom bomb specialists in and America.
Som:cs,
Britain.
7
Quoting a report of October that the Government should resurge scientists
resolved that more than 2,000 German were being kept in 3 diplomatic relations with Hussin, and
camp at Darmstadt, in the United States Zone, and Swiss diplomat was sent to London
camps in that it Bavaria, they added to get into touch with the Soviet Em- bassy there. After some months, well-known that 200 selentlyts were being held like prisoners at Moscow refused the Swiss offer, and M. Bilet-Golaz, Swiss Foreign Goettingen camp In the British
Zone. Secretary resigned.
, Commission Invited
Mr J. 13. Kripalani, president- designate of Congress, who has just
In November of the same year, Premier-boasted of straight-
made a Ove-day tour of the dis-rlots, regarded as having a revel Jacketing the Japanese to give added turbed areas of East Bengal said tionary nature, broke out in Swit- power to the militarists over the
that many Hindu houses had beenzerland, and the Swiss view was that civilian branch of the Government.
destroyed and Hindu temples in the Bernsine's organisation had Evidence which the prosecution
and abetted the plotters. holds may be submitted to show that
It hack not
possible to been Konoye was fully aware of the
ascertain cases of rape but women
Withdrawal of Missious duplicity of the Japanese negotiations had complained to Mrs. Kripalam, in Washington during the
Moscow was summer who is in cha
At the Anal collapse of Germany. requested to with-i of the women's charge department of the All-india Con draw the mission, and in 1919 diplomany Russian prisoners of war and slave-workers tied from Nazi camps To date the prosecution stands at gress Committee and who accom-matic relations were broken off.
to Switzerland where Moscow com- the three-quarter mark in the pre-panied her husband on his tour, that
Early in 1921 the Swiss Federal plained they were being badly treat- sentation of the case.
were roughly handled, their
atseif Council declared
willing to ed. The Swiss-Invited the Russians After the Pearl Harbour phase-conch shell bangles (symbol of their resume de facto relations. Negotia to send a commission to Investigate which shold fast two weeks will married life) being broken and their lions were making satisfactory pro- Prome the Australian, Netherlands and verification marks removed.
road in This was the turn of the gress when, on May 10, 1923. at an Philippines phases,
all of which are Mahatma Gandhi in leaving New International conference in Lausunne, the relations between the two coun expected to be short. The prosecu Delhi for Calcutta for a tour of the attended by a Russian delegation, M. tries and direct diplomatic contact Hon will the have covered 15 years riot affected area in Eastern Bengal. Vorovsky the then Soviet ambassador between Berne and Moscow was re-of
ning with the Japan---Reuter, of history
beginning
in Rome, was murdered by a Swiss, established. ese invasion of Manchuria in 1931.
who, while resident in Russin, had
Colonel Switzerland Appointed suffered severely at the hands of the
accompanied Flueckiger, who had revolutionaries.
the commission in its investigation, Switzerland Halted in Austria
expressed oficial as Minister in Moscow, while horror at the
Was transferred assassination, The Kolashenkov
Vienna, Oct
(UP)The man accused of the murder, whose Berne from Athens. For the first time in history Government announced that starting experiences in Russin were drama-
To-day, polticnl controversy former Emperor. Hincy Pu Yị | Manchuria, called to the
to-day civilian train travel would be tically depicted at his trial,
down and given way to an attitude sufferings stand gave from his own lips the halted in Austria for an indefinite allowed extenuating circumstances and against Soviet Russia has died
The Swins period because of the critical shortage in consequence of "the story of the
puppet
government
inflicted upon his family in Russia" of sober reality.
anxious to foster pleasant relations. allegedly under complete Japanese of coal.
and are hoping, for trade exchange domination --through--the ---poiltleal- Trains will, however, continue to and was acquilted.
Interested in Swiss military machinery,
It is believed the prosecution fee's secure it had proven violation of
Anating (Thoresen), for Stralfs, O. treaties, particularly the Nine-Power Civilian Train Travel
p., A12.
Hi! Tock (CHIN Seng Horka. Swalow, Bangkok, pin...
· Toy
Erica Moller (rung Ming Hong, for Swatow, Amey 112,
Clovis Victory (APC) for Shanghai, USA, m. A.
Yen Tal (CMSN), for Teamkong, West
Toint.
Expected Arrivals
October 29 from Foochiew,
Hal Yank. Swatow.
inteld, from Rangoon, Mongola, from Europe Straits.
October 30 Tisadane, from Manila, Amoy. Halenkala, from Manita.
Expected Sallings October 20 Samtweed, for Shanghai. Marosa, for Bangkok, Singapore. Han Yin, for Shanghai, Benlawers for Straits, UK. Van der Helst. for Strails, UK.
October 30
Amay,
Mount Davis, for Manila, Stralis. New York. Baston.
Empire Park. for Pakhol, Taiphong. Sandviken. for Swatow, Deebaak, for Shanghai.
OUTWARD MAILS
Registered and parcel mail closes half an hour before ordinary letters. Afe mails close at Kowloon PO half an hour earlier than at GPO.
ALonday, October 29 Shanghini (Taybank) 3 p.m. Macao, Teinshan, Shokki (Kwong Sal) 3.30 p.m.
French Comment On
TUC Decisions
Paris, Oct. 27-A turning point in the British foreign policy-breaking лway
from
alignment with Washington to follow instead the outward lines. of the Soviet policy-was fore- cast by the Paris Conservative| newspaper Ordre to-day, as a result of Friday's resolution by the TUC. at their Congress in Brighton, calling for a break with Franco Spain.
Mr Atlee, the British Prime Min- ister, cannot fail to take account of the position adopted by 75 per cent of more than six million organised workers," the paper sald
Until now, British and American diplomacy have been lightly ordinated, particularly where
fronted by the Soviet polley.
20% con"
The Intervention of the TUC ob viously risks provoking a rupture of thia unity, assuming of
course that Washington will not adjust its Franco policy to that which Attlee may And Bimself forced to adopt.
Mr
The newspaper Humanite, organ of the French Communist Party, declar ed that by the TUC resolution calling for a break with Franco Spain, "Bri- tish trade unionizis have condemned Mr Bevin though there would be no change in polley-Router.
Treaty and generally the Kellogg-! Briand fact and the Hague Conven- tion.
of witness
the
By witnesses and documents prosecution tried to show pursuit of the same general policy throughout Chinu by occupation of key eltics and
venports, harness of China's man-
reported infringement,
power,
their
property.
of
Evidence also submitted show the complete regimentation of the Japan- ርፍር
people since 1931 "for purposes of waging aggressive war.".
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be used for food transports.~~~
SCHILLING EXCHANGE
Vienna, Oct. 27.-The National Bank announced
Austrian to-day
dollar rate arbitrarily selected by the military authorities when Aus- tria was liberated.
Was
Was
the
Death Story -Suicide
Stuttgart, Oct. 27 (UP),— German Field Marshal Erwin Nommel committed suicide by polson in the same manner as German Goering and Heinrich Himmler, the doctor who attend- ed him told the United Presa to- day.
Hitler's "The Fox," who headed
battle of the legions throughout
own life North Africa, took his
a Volk- rather than appear before gericht people's court on charges of complicity in the July 20, 1944 bomb plot against Hitler's life, the doctor Bald.
The doctor is a Professor Stock, a German eye specialist now living in Tullingen where he made the statement to the Unitet Press.
The doctor sald Rommel, was tho wounded in July, 1944, when
was inspecting car, in which he troops on the Normandy front was strafed by RAF planes. Rommel sußere bevere brain haemorrhage Which fert Itim completely blind.
Professor Stock was called to Nor-
Bight
mandy to perform an operation which was successful and six weeks Inter Rommel had regained his and was on the road to recovery.
Stock Professor work went for
continued: "My however. nothing, Hitler having accused Rommel of participating in the July plot he was placed under the alternative of appearing before the Volkgericht or committing suicide Someone gave him an ampute of poison similar to that which Goering used and he took the latier course.
"I hasten to add it was clearly apparent to me during the course of numerous visits I made to Rommel that he was hosille to the fashion in which Hitler was conducting the compaign and he might well have been involved in the conspiracy to kill Hiller."
ANGLO-EGYPT TALKS
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reserve the statement made by Sidky Pasha that it had been definitely "dedided to achieve unity between Egypt and the Sudan under the Egyption Crown."
It is now expected that an authorl- lative patatement on the talks last week about this will be mado 10- morrow in the House of Commons probably in the absence of Mr Bevin by his Minister of State, Mr.Hector NcNeil,
Well-informed observers in London consider that
Ainsult to Germany The papers added that nobody in the British
Government Military seemed to realise that 'their trent- ment' of sulentists was not only an insult to Germany, but to the entire world of science.
The Soviet News Bureau sald Britain and the United States had already undertaken mass deporta- tions of German
scientists
and technicians, but
said nobody had anything. The reason for all the "howling now was not that groups
scientists were going to Soviet Union, but the fact that anti-discussions any results of the Soviet elements had started a new hate campaign.
The Berlin Social Democrat Party was "trying to please its western bossca and doing their dirty work." British officials Goettingen,
ot university city Ini the extreme south-east corner for
of the British Zone ten miles from the border of the Soviet Zone, said to-night that
200 the report that
technicians were held in the town was a com- from Herford said, plete surprise to them, a dispatchi
M.
to
are
and
bo
not
by
If they are being held here, we have not heard of it," one British offlelal said.--Router.
repeatedly demanded by the Swiss the installation of a Russian diplo- qua deportation
in London cannot be considered definite until they have been endorsed as a whole in Cairo by the Egyptian treaty revision, delegation and in London' by the British Government.
Both Sidky Pasha and Mr Bevin, It is considered in London, may have to overcome some criticism at home before the initial success of the talks in London can be considered secure. -United Press and Reuter.
falt
On July 1, 1923, Russia announced Russia is
accompll for the forthcoming talks. pation zone so as to create a her intention of boycotting Switzer-machinery, tools and watches land. Negotiations for an amicable Switzerland In Russian raw materials.
The Russians consider themselves. settlement were set on foot through With Swiss industry working pt
Atom Bomb Specialists
Justified to remove skilled labour, the Intermediary of friendly powers, full capacity in the greatest boom
Fallure to win over the Germans
these sources said, technical skill he notably France, and un agreement
ever known, de-
in the recent
ing in their view part of their elections and the was reached in April 1927 between the country has
repara- liveries are however, likely to
forthcoming start
endeavour to tions claim of the Four-
but will diplomatic other nations as well as the 'murder the first exchange rate for the Aug. the Russian and Swiss
subject to long delays..
Power talics
maintain the appearance that the on Germany are of their citizens and destruction of trian schilling since the Anschluss-missions in Berlin.,
workers does
among the main motives for Rus- But there was no resumption at
had
agreed to the transfer. Internally Switzerland ten schillings to the United States
sla's latest overlasty diplomatic relations, though this was feel herself politically menaced
British official quarters dismantling drives,
informed
deportations. When quarters in London believed here
challenged, that Parliament.
matic agency,
to-day. In 1933, the United States resumed
they, too, brought German scientists That the Kremlin-over-sensitive to the United States, they said these The so-called Swiss Workers' Party,
to Britain and some had been relations with Russla and in the fol- lowing year the USSR was accepied the equivalent of the Communist to pub
to public opinion-has chosen the othe
scientists of party in other countries. forms only present period of the United Nations voluntarily. They insisted no coer-
and bad agreed and an-{ st a member of the League
tiny minority of about seven per Assembly meeting for deportations
electorate and
clon had been Swiss when world attention is focussed on that there was considerable difference
exerted This was the signal for violent cent of the
adding
acidly too Soviet policy controversy in Switzerland, especially workers are for the most part
the Importance well-off to be tempted by political Russia Was attaching
between inviting some selentists and of workers experiments-Reuter.
tion and the determination to comdragging large numbers
out of their homes at midnight ta The Western Puwers are
unknown destina- to launch a formal protest if tion. The legal position remained
The black market price of the In all the above charges the pro-dollar in Vienna to-day is about 40 secution feels it is conclusively im-schillings. plented most of the defendants, and The National
also the rest, including the lending actor nounced that the price of fine gold Nations, Tojo, have their turn coming up in is fixed at 10,890 schillings per the next two weelts,
Bank
kilogramme.--Reuter,
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to this
had
piele it, these quarters expecten take them to th
taken
gone
Socialists lisfactory explanation is given at obscure, however. Different inter-
Italy's Socialists
And Communists
Bid For Power
to
being
placed meeting of the co-ordinating com- prelations aro mittee of the meet on TControl Council, due to whether technicians can be removed from Germany. The Potsdam Agree- Diplomatic quartern nequaintedment on this point, appears umb!-
guous. No
the reference la mode and Potsdam Agreement to the removal, was molivated by these, considera- of workers from Ger
Germany. The attitude
with Russian political moves tendencies believed Rusala's policy
tions.
of Soviet
not
Major, The outcome of the elections General Kotikov of the Berlin Four- in Berlin had shown the complete Power Kommandantura Rome, Oct. 27 (UP)-Italy's the population
fallure of the Russians to win. over satisfied British quarters who
to the Soviet-raise the question in conformity with Communist and Socialist parties sponsored Socialist Unity Party. The the United States and France at next.
will
quar-
forgot past differences and election resulta In the exclusive week's oficial Brititude in united on an eight-point political | Soviet occupation zone had failed troi C. meeting of the Allied Con- nction pact by which they hope Communist majority. The Russians, view of the peers!
unequivocal ters
equally to produce
guarded preserve
decision
• Un- been to win control of the govern- therefore, have become doubtful of omcially it has
Indicated that a mont
would formal in next spring's. Parlin their future grip on Germany:
be made it otest before the It... rep Protest
Allied mentary elections.
Russia's hope for a delay of thei
representations
remained talks on Germany has Council
unsuccessful. Points of the pact included (1) not been fulfilled. The insistence of is understood such a protest would be liquidation of every residue of Mr Byrnes and Mr Bevin in Parks based on the argument that forcible- Fascism; (2) consolidation of the had resulted in the fixing of a de-deportation of Germans was contra- democratic republie and
public finite date for the start of the talks dieting the four-power agreements.: liberty'; (2) industrial reform. November 20 in New York. The nationalisation of monopolistic Russians ccomed desirous to clear Industries, banks and public services, the decka" before the talks begin;" and institution of a worker manage-
y
I directing the committees of non-
Buspicion Increased ment nationalised industry; (4) agrarian 3. The Western Powers' attitude. reform, liquidating big estates and to the whole question of reparations
has inercaned Russin's suspicion: dividing uncultivated land among
Co- the peasants, increasing farm to the realisation of her reparations operatives (5) salary raises for cinims. workers.
social (8)
legislation of the personality and human dignity of a
for "defence
Mr Bevin's speech in the House of
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quarters believed
these
classes, extraordinary ing
fox
lomatic
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