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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1946.
SHIPPING NEWS Many Objections To U.S. Charter At The
Aircraft Carrier: Indomilable, ti
Cruisers Euryalus, 8.
Destroyer: Penn, AFD; Cossack, Aber- deen Dry Dock; Constance, on Opossum; Contest, AFD it; Cockade, North Wall, Escort Venali Opposuin, Bouth Wall Tidal flasin; Hart, B; Widemout Bay, on Lockade, 'Black Swan 7,-
Submarine Depot Chips Adamant. Dry
..Dock.
Submarinei Amphion, Astule, Aurīgs, on Serbol.
TU 10261 Neches (AO 47), M; YP 348, on Neches.
Chinei Frigate: Fu Po, South_Wall. Chinese Customs Cruisert Teh Haing, WD.
Administered by Commndarp-In Commission
Depot Bhip: Tamar (aflost), West Arm. vals: Fort Beauharnois, 17.
Store #hip Fort Sandusky, A13.
Asia: Fort Langley, 11.27.
Beled by Admiralty Marshal:- Em -
pire Withani, Couno Bock.
Quem Celerol, Yaumati; Empire Gar- den, MS; War Budra, North Arm: Hir- chol, East Walk Rapidol, on Tamar, Tlishopitale, 10; Empire Domsel, Yaumati Wave Rogeht, alongside Empire Garden.
· Balvage Vriselticing Saivor Wellington Wall
Lifting Crafts 20, 20. Mackie's; 20. Wellington Walt.
Crane Ship: Uhelsiui Maru, Mackles. Rescue Tugs Encore.
Entices, East Ärm.
East
Wall:
LCT (L): 12, On King Salvor. HIMUL: $100. Aberdeen; 1108, Kowloon Camber; 1103, Tidal Dani: 3107. Macao.
Economic Conference
(By Sidney Gampell)
London, Nov. 17. The most serious objections to Washington's suggested Charter at the London Economic Con- ference are to the abolition of quantitative restric tions.
Tag: Hockpidgeon, Rockglen, Bockland countries,
Tidal Bast.
MBL (NAS0): 41, Tidal Basin.
Ships in Maintenance and Reserve MEV? 11, 161, 203, 204, 205, 242, 244, 243, 251, 702, 790, 1071, 101, 127, Kow- toon Camber.
LCI (L): 210, 11, 123, 169, 172, Kowloon Camber,
LCT: 1131, 913, 1150, 1100, 1195, 1241, Kowloon Camber."
NBC: 110, Aberdeen: 109, Wellington
Wail,
Merchant Shilpe
State trading In another head-tends nche. Countries with state import obviously circum- monopolies can vent tariff reductions, The charter hus well known provisions designed to oliviate this though the United
recognises that any
States
state
SAID: 1000, 1082, 1090, 1150, Kowloon Camber.
Tur Rockforest, Rockwing. Поck- mount, Kowloon Camber. Quiside Wall. trading country which is determin-- ed to circuniveut these provisions could and ways of doing so.
Czecho-Slovakin complete detellon ALONS
Antonia Cormo Dock. Caltex 11. Trun Wan.
Cerian, Talkokt.
Chungking Kowloon Bay.
Nana, Kowloon Dock.
Eastern Trader, 138.
Empire 'Jamaica, 10.
Empire Witham, Tatknkimui, Poochaw, 332.
Erica Moller, Kowloon Bay. Fragum, North Point Wharf
Плисия, А1.
Glenapp, Holt's wart. Glentras, Talkoo Dock,
at Jista, Kowloon Dock. Hai Ten off Yaumall. Hermelin. BIL
Hunan, Talino Dock,
Joplin Victory, AD.
Kweiyanı Işikoo Dock.
Mayon, Kowloon Wharf.
Newbrough, Kowloon Wharf.
Ningtual, DiS.
Norely, All.
• Pakhal Talkon Dock.
Fauls, Taikoo Dock.
Period, Yaumat).
Ping Wo. Custodian Whart.
Bamtweed, Kowloon Dock. Shantung, Taikoo Dock,
Shengking. Talkoo Dock,
Saver Guava. Kowloon Dock
Stanhall, Kowloon Bay.
Sinchuen, Taikoo Dock,
Tak Sang, J.
Typhoon, 8.8. Pa.
Walnut Dend off Talkna. Wing Gang, Kowloon Dock. Wochang. Taikoo Dock, Wurush, Talkno Dock
Arrived Yesterday Ninghai (B&B). British, 1,402 tons.
General cargo.
.
Capt. Creas, from Tientsin, Foochow Joplin Victory (USL). American, 4,558 tons Capt P. Stevens, from Ban Francisco vin Manila, General cargo.
Empire Jamalca (Glman), 250 tona, Capt L. Beer, from Bangkok, General
cargo.
Newbrough (Jarding), British, from Australia, Labuan, General cargo.
HMS Amphian and Astute. from exer- claco,
Hned Yesterday Tiltjalengka, for Manila. Java port", General cargo_800 tons.
Tainan, for Swatow, General cargo 300
tons.
Foyant, for Balgon, Bangkok, Gen. cargo 250 tona,
Arriving To-day ¡INS Amphlon and Astute, from exer- cines, p.m.
Vanderbilt Victory (APL), from USA, Shanghol.
Van Strails,
Balling To-day Glaucus (B&B). for Vancouver, All, Tak Sang (Jardine), for Singapore,
Boulez (JCJL),
p.m. J.
from Balawan.
HS Indomitable. for Singapore.
Expected Arrivals November 20
Scottish Prince, from USA, Shanghal,
Gen Marshall As "REBEL Defence Witness In Tokyo Trial?
client, Hiroshi
Tokyo, Nov. 18
some-
and
war was a surprise.
Gen Marshall formerly, served US Army Chief of Staff and re- tained that position throughout the hostilities.
now
MOTION DEBATE | Chiang Orders Full Inquiry Into Blood Plasma Charges
(Continued from Page 1)
illance outlined
111
to do.
ake
that this
con-
agreement
Sha
Navy
(Powells
President of the Executivo Yuan
T. V. Soong revealed that the Gen- cralissimo ordered the investigation in spite of the fact that it was "no of the Chinese Government" because he "appre- eintes the Interest of the American people.United Press,
CHINESE
LAND SALES
tested and fought against it. Bat From la conduct, at least up till not a word had been said against, now, in vital matlers, Mr Bevin had
Shanghal, Nov. 18. the treaty between China and the been the spokesman for Britain an u Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek Unlied States signed a few days whole.
to-day ordered the Chinese Central After saying that Mr Bevin was Health Administration to make full The United States special ago, which, he said, brutally as-
nerted the right of economie Inter- trying to build up the power and investigation into the handling of mediator in China, Gen George
ference.
authority of the United Nations, to American Red Cross blood Marshall, may be called to Tokyo What happened when the United settle the treatles on lines of fair-which was sold to the as a defence witness in the war States brutally asserted that it was tess and Democratic practice, and black market while a US
the United | going to hold on to the buses won is of truth: freedom and justlee. \ godowns of the Lih Dah
was trying to establish peace on the shore patrol stood guard over 20 crimes tribunal,
fran the Japoncro-United Nations Press learned to-day.
or o United Nations? From: Brl. Capt Crookshank declared:
"As and Sons Company) in which tens Mr Owen Cunningham, defence tain's allence on this matter he could long as he continues in this way he of thousands
of units of· plasmu 1. have will.
our support in his attorney, said a formal request to only conclude that Britain was fome-
his were reported to be stored. and we will be no bring Gen Marshall to Tokyo will be what more closely alilated at the negotiations
Mayor K. C. Wu and the United submitted to the tribunal
behnit of his moment to the United States than to authorities meanwhile made which is what his friends ure trying | avery for the repurchase of the
effort Soviet Government,
to and a basis for time next week on
former Oshima,
Intelligence Pooled Australia, New Zealand, India, China, France and
Let the House, by its voto to plasma and the recovery as much Japanese
to Deriln. Mir Mr Crossman sald he was toll on Holland emphatically oppose their abolition. They are
Arst ask Cunningham
Gen relatively
good authority in the day, show to the world
as possible that which has not ni on the
amendment merely represent the ready been willing to accept various limitations
use of these
distributed to other Marshall to be made available for United States that the most secret
11-timed chatter of a few dissident Chinese
cities or sold locally, restrictions but nothing near to what the charter proposes.
preliminary interrogation in China intelligence was still pooled between
and disgruntled Bocialists."
A representative of a Grm said it after which he may be asked to the United States and Britain.
Mr J. Nally (Lab.) said the over- was willing to sell the plasma back The joint committee on thetis left for the conference at Geneva
come to Tokyo to testify before the
As Germany, Japan and Italy bud the United
Briton believed the root of the to the Foreign Liquidation Commis- disappeared, ubout whom was that present trouble lay in the fact that sion which sold it industrialisation of backward next April, to which
war crimea tribunal.
AS surplus at invited States has
all countries It is understood that established mainly which were invited to the London
Gennust secret intelligence being collect-Soviet Russin did not play the game. reasonable price," but was unwilling Marshall wit be asked to testify ed? If secret intelligence, was being One
of the to state what he considered "rea- An overwhelming mass on Indin's initiative, may be conference, including Russia.
German-Japanese military pooled did not tint commit Britain working people were
behind the sonable." The fact that none of the reason for able to bridge the gap. during
choosing Geneva was
collaboration, United States preps-to de facto alliance?
Foreign Secretary and the Labuur plasma has been repurchased was Russia's convenience. Russia is not
rations for the Pacine wur the coming week,
He asked for a reply to the follow Government.
iaken to indicate that the parties attending London. Whether she nt-
whether the Japanese-American ing three questions;
He said the Soviet Union was the still were short of agreement. tends Geneva may depend on her
Would the Government dis-only country in the world which had avow the Prospects of getting a loan from the United
American pass for an Anglo- people in other countries who were States. The prospect
without hope or reward, to the prepared of United States
Fulton speech;
die for it--anthinly to die for it, but reductions arouses certala tariff
2. Had the Government agreed to lie and #eneral hope at the London confer-
It was also learned that Mr Jose to the standardisation of arms and they love to cheat and twist until direct concern that the Geneva conference M
of the puppet | equipment between America and this The Communists, he said. Laurel, President will succeed. But it is generally let that this prospect has
receded
Philippines Republic, who is country and would part of British ceived it to be their holy duty
In the since the United States
elections facing a treason irtal in Manila, equipment be supplied from Amer-whatever office they had
wider
class movement, witnesses ica.
working would be among the 40 and there is more scepticism about of a low tarif
that
quite honestly and genuinely to fake the Tolo's
defence wants to 3 Were staff conversations now the the permanency proposes
and twist in order to secure the present testimony.
between Britain proceeding
and provi- polley in the United States. of these
given result. Many countries with low tariffs I11 state
Ression Tribunal America? to-day's free hand for und
Badly Maligned Result of Answers States fear an all-round
reduc- President Sir William Webb ruled trading though the United
percentage Laction, which will leave them praeli- that
United States although the
The answers to these
Supporting the amendment questions naturally disagrees. Britain is de-
(wife of Mr Fenny Lee
Nanking, Hov, 10. eidedly interested
would enable the whole world to Bevan, the Minister of Health) said cally defenceless while still leaving special assistant Secretary of State (because
Soviet nallonals wanting to buy some
United States tariffs prohibitive. Joseph W. Ballentine's affidavit was members of the British Government
appreciate the extent to which fireat Britain was being badly inaligned real estate in any part of Chind the Britain was committed The United States delegation, how drawing conclusions which at believe that
that bulk buying alone can
various parts of the world and must first get permission from the give Britain an escape from certain ever, has received since the United same time were the conclusions of with the United Slates.
Government, declared the U.S. Government, the court Anglo-American States elections some remarkably re- provisions of the
Declaring that the main responst-steered at for running away from Chinese
Its Socialist convictions. There was spokesman of the Ministry conclusions bility
for the drift into Ideological loan agreement which they consider assuring reparts from certain quar- would ignore them as unrealistic) but Britain Ands that ters, including at least one powerful and draw its own from the facts blocs was that of Ainerlea and Rua great deal wrong with the way Foreign Affairs.
de-nazification was being carried out The spokesman said that the Chi- other countries are willing to fight organisation of United States manu- Ballentine presented.
sin, Mr Crossman said that Mr Roose-in Germany. The hard-faced busi-
nese Government made this point. this battle for her.
facturers, which would greatly in-
velt's death had brought with it thenessmen of Germany who did well
clear soon after Japan's surrender. The crucial Issue of negotiating | fluence the
disintegration of all the progressive in the war could cushion themselves Republican policy.
At that Lime, the Executive Yuan, reductions of tariffs and preferences | Press.
forces in Americu.
from hunger and cold. She asked
in an announcement declared thai why banking accounts were not frozen inside the British
Japanese property in Chian, either zone. Why should the income of the private or owned by the Japanese Government, should be taken over rich be one of the few things sacred by the Chinese Government as part Miss Lee asked. She also wanted
to be paid to China and that their Know why a capital levy had not Mr Crossman sold that at the pre- been imposed. She said people who ownership must not be transferred double sent moment in the United States. were in concentration camps becation to a third party, Central News.
foreign affairs were in the hands of they
anti-Fascists were powerful ambitious men
ament- of the starving. "1 support this Army and Navy Departments. Mr ment because I know In America Henry Wallace, had given u clear there are free men and women who warning of the militarist tendency are worried about aspects of our in certain
close to groups
the foreign policy. The Americans are American administration.
net as big fools as we imagine." After referring to the demonstra- tion of force with the atom bomb at Bikini and the American fleet's
The Prime Minister, Mr Clement House 50, Macdonnell Rood, Hong- p.m. excercises in
the Mediterranean and Attlee, in reply to the debate, said kong, on Tuesday evenings at 8
The guest speaker at this evening's the way the
misconceived. Yugo-Slay been handled. Mr Crossman
crisis had the amendment was
based on a mis-meeting will be Mr. R. Bernacchi said mis-timed and Britain was faced in America with conception of frets.
and his subject will be "Juvenile a very
In Hongkong and the It was suggested that the Govern- Delinquency dangerous tendency which she had no power to check.
ment was subservient to the United work of the Boys and Girls Club
and America must work out its own States
showed insufficent Association." Fate.
A welcome is extended to all men There would eventually be readiness to collaborate with Russia. a great slump, a second new deal, Both these suggestions were entirely interested. and America would work itself untrue, round to the way the world was now going, but it would be totally
to believe there was
Giral Promises Free Alleged Coercion To
that
Sir William told Chief Prosecutor Joseph B. Keenan, however, he may "press for acceptance of any particular conclusions" to which he wished to bring the court's at tention.
Mr Ballentine read his own 5,900 word affidavit with frequent refer- described Japanese diplomacy since the ginning of the century os
Elections After Force Labour Leaderences to documents and Franco Overthrow To Attend Assembly dealings. United Press.
Franco and
New York, Nov, 10. Dr Joze
the Giral, Premler of Spanish Republican Government in exile, arriving to press the United Nations Assembly for economic sanctions against diplomatic break with the Madrid
to-day | regime,
promised "free" elections within six to 12 months under UNO control after Franco'a
Re overthrow, and pledged the publican Government to accept any decision of the Spanish electorate in such an election-even to Franco if Spain wants that, or re- storation of the monarchy if they choose that over a republic.
programme
Shanghai, Nov. 18.
The Leftist afternoon paper Lien ment from Chu Hsuch-fan, chur- Ho Jil Pao to-day published a ziste-
man of the Chinese Association of Labour, alleging that he fled to Hongkong as the result of Kuomin tang pressure to force him to attend
wal Assembly. the National,
tend the
FRIC
The
bc-
STUDENT RIOTS IN CAIRO
Cairo, Nov. 18. Continuing their demonstra- tions, medical students this morning, turned over and set afire a street car in front of
to
alliance
The Democratic Party had turned into a rollection of vesteri interests and
the Republican Party had formally announced that our free enterprise would work at home and abroad.
ал
solar basis for Anglo-Ameri-
The statement charged "con tinuous Government attempts to break the unity of workers by for- cing the Chinese Association open their college centre in Cairo. return
ly to demonstrate against Commun Large police forces surrounded ism. which it does not feel.
the college and arrested students white other Government tried to force me to al- leaving the building
reportedly non-democratic National college students
were barricading themselves. Assembly which denies in any way
The medical students used Christ- the representative wishes of the
the Chinese people.
mas tirecrackers to frighten Not content with
the police away while setting fire
can alliance. this, the Kuomintang planned to ar-
The second main The police thinking that ideologieat drift had been street car mey on false and trumped-up the students were fring plstols re- rest cho charges.
The Government threatens
Soon after a rumour clr-diplomatic offensive Inunched by the treated. to publish, in the name of the Chin-
Russians aguinat the British Empire, ese Association of Labour, a state-culated that the students opened fire
the net result of which had been to ment denouncing the Communists
police.
make America swing into line and Following the students riot British and the Democratic League, but this military police cars were circulat-
begin her counter-squeeze. was never agr
agreed by the Chinese
ing the streets, displaying a
Jorge Association and would not be tolerat sign: "Cairo out of bounds."-United lised agencies, such as the Worlded by the workers." Health Organisation;
In a statement to the press, Giral proposed a four-point for anti-Franco etion by the UN Assembly:
(1) Re-alemation by the As- sembly of the Declarations at San Francisco. Potsdam and London barring Spain" from "membership long as the Franco regime remaina in
power;
(2) Extension of that ban by Empire Park, from Haiphong. Pakhol. Assembly action to all UNO specia-
Macao.
Prosper, from Singapore, Holhow, Kong Kheng, from Amay, watow. Anna Odland, from Oslo, Straits. DoItuu VI, from Haiphong.
15 War Afridi, from Singapore.
November 21
Hin Bang, from Shanghai.
Sontay, from Shanghai.
Sindang, from UK, Straits,
Wo Bang, from Bengkok, Balgon. Malware, from Mail.
Expected Bailings
November 20
Frapiro Jamaica, for Swatow, Formosa Joplin Victory, for San Francisco, Loe Angela
Glenapp, for Shanghai, Ticalan,
Mayon, for Manua.
Foochow, for Amoy, Shanghai, Norel, for Bahrein,, Khoraminaht. Sarpen, for Amey, Keelung.
November 2}
Wing Bang, for Shanghal. Sontay, for Balgon, Straits, Marsellies. Van Heuss, for Swatew, Amoy. Prosper, for Bwalew, Bangkok. Empire Labrador, for Keelung.
Mysterious Figure Sought For Series of Explosions
Chu said he was forced to go lo (3) Declaration by the Assembly Hongkong whence he Intends to recommending, but not requiring. carry on the fight. He was a forn- members of UNO to break diploma- er member of the Kuomintang
the Franco re-
United Press.
Lic.
Bimations with
oil,
Girat wants UNO control of the elections us in Greece but rejected the Cuban proposal that Latin- American nations control a nation-
011
the
Press,
ATTEMPT TO BORROW U.S. ATOM BOMBS BY BRITAIN FAILS
was
dement of atomic energy
cause
of the
the
were
1
Government Reply
Miss
Aneurin
*
TOC H MEETING
DI
Members of Toc H are moeting at their new Headquarters, Talbot
Referring to the suggestion that Britain should form a group of Yocial Democratle countries as a TO-DAY'S BROADCASTING counterpoise to Soviet Communism and
Mr American capitalism,
ZOW on 015 ke and from 12.50-1.15. This Attice
Govtm 7.00-8.30, 0.15--11, also on me, declared:
0.30, From the show: Light opera; 7, ment does not believe in the form-
Studio: Bach recital by Micksal Boder! ing of groups east, west or centre, Alfred Campell and his violin: 7.30, orchestra and Edith Lorand and her We stand for United Nations."
ichard Tauber: 8, London relay: nows, **(Cheers) ****
B.15. The melody ingers on: 020, Caba Answering the suggestion that the aret dance music and variety: 0.18: Gino Socfalls! Bordin and bis Howallans; 950. Excerpts Government pursued policy at home but not abroad, Lir from Puccini's La Tosca 19, London It was a tragic mistake and there) Attlee said: "In foreign affairs, relay: news: 10.03. The Jolly Robbers: Overture: 10.15, London relay: Talk on was a perpetual state of armistice however perfect our polley, it can Facts and Pigures; 10.30, London relay: with no peace, and tension between only be carried out 1. conjunction ITMA; 11, Close down. two worlds similar to that of the with other nations."
10305.
Armistice But No Peace
He had known quite large ques- Asking why there was all this tlons on which the United States and the criticisms were examined, the Incessant fear of war." Mr Cross- Russia disagreed with Britain. The matters in which we have voted man suggested as a basic proposal mistake that the members mado was
for the Government that Britain se in believing that there was always against Soviet Russla might be rue" thought to be wrong, but generally "That is not true, one country, should make the a "ganging up."
we should think they were right. We Mr
continued: admission, now, that there was no
Attlee
sald. Ho
Marc ranging up for war.
"Take San Francisco, A great are right to put up just and fair
Bolutions.
We put our case, Some- representatives dislike to times it is approved and sometimes "We should put everything we many have into our Socialist policy of veto, but the question facing us was voted down. But we go on trying to not what was the ideal constitution straightening and building up any for the United Nations, but will get the best results. We cannot get
nation we could help."
would
necessary, and, .2. The complete the Crossman concluded by saying dered."
(4) Limited economic sanctions
Election Law Discussion --United States to cease all export to Spain, products
Nanking, Nov. 18. of petroleum Britain to cease coal experts and a Lively discussions on the election worldwide
buy agreement not to
Urw governing the Presidium fez-
London, Nov. 28. any Spanish exports, chiefly olive tured the first session of the pre- The Daily Express said to-day that
fruits, vegetables and
National cork paratory meeting of the Giral sald
diplomatic moves to borrow some of which
brings Franco Assembly this morning under the America's store of 100 atom bombs vitally needed $40,000,000 foreign chairmanship of Dr Sun Fo. Con- bad failed and that none at present
The alternative to the principles of you have United Nations with this au our views because we are work-
or no United ing with democratic ways." exchange annually.
sensus of opinion was that much re-
Mr Churchill'a speech at Fulton was or that disadvantage
Mr Atulee said when Britain Was s being manufactured in Britain. mains to be desired in order to make
Nations,
a UNO without Soviet or The article sald that military to co-operate fully
·Europe en fa Icet and freely with
Win Russia. In fact we compromised.
trying to ret the election law
that she representativa
matural believed there was little Russia and America and refuse ex We had the velo. strategists
again it was enough:
likelihood of Britain, having
either any clusive commitments with
"Compromise is the inevitable
should co-operate with the United of Russia Through that independence basis of international relations. In According to the proposed cleć-
Slates. Largo
belp wido plesbicite to ascertain what tlon law, total membership of the appreciable number of bombs in its side.
exert that kind of regime the Spanish people Presidium shall
moral these matters it is not just a ques- arsenals for the next five years. It Brilain
were laid waste, but when be 55 units to be said two factors were holding up influence which one could save the tion of getting agreement with the
came from a country walsh could want without unseating. Franco,
ected from
American among the 213 -сап-
was called Am If The exiled premier hinted
for world.
put her domestic United States and USSR, important give it, it that
Britain
doubt
the Uldates. STOCKHOLM MAN-HUNT another civil war, "might" "be-in-
Imperialism. He had no purposes: 1. The hope that policy into practice abroad slie would as they are. Mr Yang Ti-chung, representative
were World
Europe War.
"Othef nations have be consi
to
pooples of Eastern evitable" if UNO does not cast its
an international agreement through prevent a Third
BUCCOM grateful for
riven
by Influence decisively on the side of of the Mino Tribe. In Kweichow.
asked that
which UNRILA for he and his supporters were not "The Government agrees with the
the United hat the Mian Tribe be treated will make atom bombs un- democracy la Spain United Press.
as one of the 55 units like Mon-
vote. He realised the USSR in certain speciale aspects. On
Blates had supplied 78 per cent of golia and Tibet To this suggestion States on the method of making difficulties before the Government, certain points of world
secrecy maintained by the United forcing the
economic the funds and Britain £150,000,- Mr Chang Tao-fan, Chairman of the
British Government Mr J. Reeves, a member of the planning the
000. Central Cultural Movement Com-
plutonium-United Press."
National Executive.
of the
the Labour found the United
He said the United States treaty States in agree- mittee, objected. He said that elect
Party, seconded the amendment.
though generally speaking they with Ching was just an ordinary coin- ing units were either districts or
A Supremo Service
capitalist philosophy whleh mercial treaty such as Exitoin and professional groups or parties. The Fire In Hold of
He said whoever brought the the Government did not meet. Russia made with other states tribe was only part of Kwei-
Why should this be singled out as chow
U.S. Supply Ship United States and Russia together in The British Government often New York, Nov. 10.
amity would
render mankind a gets into clashes on matters of policy an example of American imperialism Labour, farmer and trade repro- The
supreme service. Britain was in a and in most of these it is not the except to support misconceived first TWA trans-Atlantic sentatives expressed dissatisfaction
peculiar position and could help to interests of the United Kingdom of theses? It was not a gross example plane to leave New York since the
over the fact that A large force of detectives, re- pilots' strike began on October 1
professional
Bristol, Nov. 18.. do that very considerably. He asked Commonwealth and Empire that are of penetration to have a commercial inforced by homo guards, are hunting left New York yesterday with 13 units while liberal professions were.
groups were not treated as electing A fire broke out in the No. 2 hold the Prime Minister, to declare that, at stake, but, the just rights of a tresty, Mr Attice added. n mystery man, who for seven suc- passengers aboard.
of the American naval supply ship Britain was not prepared to go to smaller nation or even the very a Constellation
Minister sald Britain The cessive Saturday, rights' has dyna- for Paris.
They demanded that this be cor-
with Russia
under mited houses in centrai,Stockholm. Air travel on botli trans-Atlantic
and urged for representation morning.
of which Britain prueti ba: und wanes American alliance. rected
who com of the farming classes, A reward of seven millich crowns and domestic services has slumped
The Bristel fire brigades donned the Left were Britain's natural allies, others to have the opportunity to en
to the question why the Reprint, did not atayer. Mr has been offered for information so extensively that all major lines prie 60 per cent of the population, respirators to battle their way into To-day they did not feel encouraged. joy.
In the Presidium. leading to his arrest and conviction, are now following Pan-American in th
the smoke filled hold as the ship lay
Representing People Capt
Crookshank Cons.) said the
Churchill's speech at Fulton, he do He chooses his houses at random lend in announcing čuts, from 10 to A few delegates demanded that in the Royal Edward dock-United Opposition did not wish to interveno "In all these matters, remember clared: "That is not the business but scams to prefer old buildings. 20 per cent in personnel, blaming the cleeling units be abolished al- Press.
length
In the struggle within the you are not voting: as a representa- the Government. Speeches made by His favourite place for laying his increased competition from steam-together and a general election be
Labour Party, but he said the only live of an ideological obecsalon, you individuals, however prominent explosives is the stairense or lift ships.-United Press.
fair way of treating the Foreign are representing the people of this would keep us very busy It wo had shaft.
Secretary was to have a vote. One country," Mr Altice said "(Cheers),
to answer them, and I should have would then know how many votes Referring to the fact that the for- to go through the speeches of thie supported the mover of the amend- el polley of his Government was a leader of the Opposition with a hair ment. He said this was a mutiny various points supported by member comb because I usually find some of the intellectuals of the Labour of the Opposition. Mr. Mitlce said,
Mine
ing in them with which I agree ani. "How could it be otherwise?"
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Stockholm, Nov. 18.
Each attack is more severe than
Air Lines Blame.
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its predecessor. His first explosion Caught Loitering
blow in the front door of a second floor dwelling. His second mashed the windows as well. Later attacks ripped the whole staircase away and threw debris into the street.
The their rel
Outside Monty's House
held instead,
The meeting will be resumed to- morrow-Central News.
RAY MILLAND FETED
London, Nov, 18.
Cannes, Nov. 18. Two young men loitering behind No one has yet been killed but
Ray Milland, received an official a house in Westminster Gardens number of people have been injured early to-day got unusually prompt Mayor and top city emicinta warmly welcome here the morning as the police
are handicapped in reaction from the police. because no
one ha In court where they pleaded not saluted the popular film star during been able to give an adequate de- qulity to attempted theft from ana brief ceremony at the. City Hall.
Milland, who was awarded the In- acription of the man-he comes and automobile, they learned the hausc goes unobtrusively. All that will nesses have been able to say is that ho is about six feel tall, dark and dressed in a dark brown sult and a light brown raincoat-Neutor.
as the residence of Field Marshal tornational Grand Prix for the beat Viscount Montgomery,
male performance by the Film Festi The police said they were zatia-val held hare recently, is scheduled fed there was no political motive to leave to-morrow "by plane" for Involved-United Press.
Bweden-United ·Press.
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Prime
Mercury at Avonmouth docks this instances. He said the form principles of democracy, and freedom was not pursuing an exclusive Anglo-
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Washington, Nov. 10. The Southern Airlines expects to formally inaugurato Ita
projected Party, regular service between the United Declaring that the Opposition "Our policy is based on support something with which I disagree.
As Mr Attlee sat down, arid States, Chine and the Philippines
utterly opposed the amendment for the United Nallons Organisation. cheers, Mr Crossman asked leave to
Stressing that national policies withdraw the on December 1.
amendment. When and the idea that Brilish foreign It expected that the airline will polloy should not be based on clear were onen dictated by the geogra- this was put to the Speaker there
Bellish Interests but on ideological nhical situation, Mr Attlee declared were loud shouts of "No", News. connect Seattle with Shanghal and other, Far Eastern points---Central
said "Geography is
is not altered by Gen. Tho vote was taken and the eral Election,"
amendment defeated by 553 votos to "For instance, whatever the colour none-Reuter. the Government of the government of France, 1ko even though they were the Opposi Wan always anxious about her east
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Le Havre, Nov. 10. The freighter-liner Desirado ar- rived hero on Sunday with 101 tons of Brazilian coffee in the first ship- ment to reach France slaco libera- flon/--United Frem,
the Conservatives
aspirations, CAP up and
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volo with
ern frontier."
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Printed and published by Prederick Capt Crookshank sald that Mr. Referring to the secret assumption Ferey Franklin for and on behalf of Bevin in New York should not have that the British and United States South Chion Morning Post Limited to look over his shoulder to see what Governments
were "ganging up" 41. 1-3 Wyndham Strict, City of Vic- home, against Russia Mr. Atties said: "It seria, in the Colony # Howickang. aupport he was goiting at