4
SHIPPING NEWS AUSTRIAN FOOD
Cruber: Euryalus, 8.
Destroyert Penn, AFD: Consack, North Wall, Tidal Basin: Content, 11: Cockade. South Wall; Constance, E; Penn, ATD.
Escort Vessel Upon fart : Widemouth Bay, on Black Swan AFD.10.
Bart; Cockade,
Bobmarine Depot Hip: Adamant, Dry Dock.
Dubmarine: Auriga, Astute, on Serbol. Amphion, Exorcizes.
TỪ 10A; Neches ỈAO 47), A; Y 340, on Maddex (DD) AS.
Becca Moore (BB747); Xo:
CRISIS BELIEVED AVERTED
Vienna, Nov. 24. Urgent conversations between representatives of the Russians and of the other Allies have averted, it is immed here, the Herlous food crisis threatened by the sudden Soviet decision to stop exports, from their zone of Depot Ship: Tamar (afloat), Wert Arm. foodstuffs intended for the other Austrian zones, and especially Vienna.
Chinese Frigates To: Teh Hang Chinese Customs Cruiser:
WO.
Administered by Commodore-in Commission
Vsis: Fort Beauharnots, 17.
Store Bhips Yort Sandusky, A13.
ASIA: Fort Langley, 11.27. Belred by Admiralty
pire Witham, Cusmo Dock.
Marthal: Em.
Oller: Celerol. War Sudra, Wave He
Birchol. Kent, Oil Fuel Jetty; Rapids,
Anchorage; Empire Damsel, Yaumat! Empire Garden, MB; Berbol, on Airei War Afridi, 1125; Bishopale, 18.
Halvago Vettel:King halver Wellington
Well,
CHung Craft: 20, 25. W3 and 4 Wanchal, DO, Wellington Wall.
Crane Ship: helshu Maru, Mackie's.
Enticer, Iteacus Tursi Encore,
Arm
East
TCI (1): 12. On King Salvar, HMD: 100, Aberdeen; 1100, 1107, 1105, Kowtoon Canber
Tug: luckgien, iscklatu; Tockpittgrön, Tidal Basin.
Austrlo is believed to have enough food to guarantee a new 1,550 calor
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25,
DAKOTA CRASH
(Coallimed from Page !!
She was lifted by stretcher from the n walling um- rescite plane into bulance.
Of all the members of the parly, Mrs McMahon and her eleven years old daughter. Allee, appeared to be in the best condition. They were able to descend from the plane with out old and smilingly posed for the Another Injured photographers.
was brought back in their man resque plane-a Swiss soldier who second rescue party and was in- jured on the way up.
hind been one of the guides of the
wan
Pilot Praised Capt Tale, in making a "pancake" landing amidst the crevasses. les ratlon until Spring, but it is tri-praised by Maj 1litz, the rescue evenly distributed.
contains the The Russian zone
areas and hos richest agricultural considerable stocks of grain, potatoes, milk and sugar, while stocks in the western zones and Vienna are very Jow.
When the Soviet decision was mud- doly declared last Monday, it caused Austrian fond consternation among .., (NAяOJ: 41, 42, Tidal Basin.
officials. Ahips in Maintenance and Reserve
Conversations were begun MPV 31, 181, 203, 201, 203, 242, 244, 243, 761, 23, 156, 1071, 110, 1:27, Kew-imunediately and it is now believed the Russians have consented to con- Joon Camber.
tinue for the time being to supply other urgently milk and
required foodstuffs to the ollier zones.
The reasons for the Soviet attitude were not clear, but Austrian_ears as belleved the tussians were dissulic-
LUI (L): In, 11, 127, 101, 172, Kowloon Camber; 12, Wellington Wall
LCT: 1151 013, 150, 1106, 119, 1241, Kowloon Canber
NSC: 110, Aberdeen; 199. Wal.
Wellington
MDL: 1000, 1083, 1890, 1150, Kowloon Camber.
Rock- Rockforest, Rockwing. TUE: maani, Kowloun Camber. Outside Wall. Merchant Ships
Anna Odland, Kowloon Wharf.
Antaula Cosmn Dock..
Horus. Laichikok,
Bomba, Yaumati,
Caltex 11, Taun Wan,
C. Do au VL A12.
Chungking, Kowloon Bay.
Edna, Kowloon Dock.
Eastern Trader, G.
Klona, Lalchikük.
Empire Jamaica, 19,
Empire Witham. Taikokisul. Fragum, APC Wharf, Trica Moller, Kowloon Dock.
15.
Tengllen, Taikos Dock. Glenitrae,
Jai Chang, Kowloon Bay. Hai si, Kowloon Dock,
Hai Tan, off Yaumati
Hal Yang, Douglas Wharf.
Lanyang, 16.
Iris, 112.
Kenilworth: Howloon Dock.
Kwai Sarg, A14.
Kwelyand. B13.
Lily, B
Masent, Tai Kok Tsui.
Taikoo Dock.
Nanchawloon
Mayon,
Dosk
Newbrough, Kowloon Wharf,
Newchwang. 11.
Pakhol, Taikop Dock.
pilot, who sold it was a miracle that the party was saved at all. The pilot touched down on the snow 15 metres from a huge crevass. There were crevasses to the right and left
of it.
to
FA
1946.
World Conference VETO POWER RIGHTS
Of Communist Parties In Feb
+
London, Nov. 24. The Communist parties of five continents will hold a "Commun- int Empire Conference" during five days in February next year, it was learned here to-day."
come
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Security Council's rules of pro- cedure, but by improving the spirit in which the Council did it work. He denied that my of the Ble Powers had abused the veto.
Mr Bevin sald that all he wanted
was a code of conduct for the Dig Five, but Mr Melolov's attitude ap- peared to be completely negative.
"Ve in Britain are now at the point where we first establish our general policy," he added. "We had would hoped that debates here allow us to tell the British people that we are prepared to base our
Rufelent
He
British Plan For Stabilising Food Prices
Washington, Nov. 23. The British delegation to the. preparatory commission of food and agriculture has submitted proposals for stabilisation of agricultural prices, it was an nounced to-day,
WORKED
RADIO IN POW CAMP
To the guards at Staing Luft B., Peter Mace, 31-year-old peace- time poultry farmer, of Romsey, Hants, seemed the model prison-
er.
A pinn setting out the machinery On his little garden patch outside to stabilise world commodity prices the prison hut he worked several has received a "great measure of hours a day among his potatoes, car- support" from countries represented rots and pumplans.
The
OL
to warn
The conference, where 10. Com- munist parties will be represented by official delegates, will be the first
on the commission, Me Haroid
When he was not gardening, he international meeting of Communist
policy on the United Nations. "Un Wilson, chief British, delegate told worked as an orderly or learned the forkmately, as things now stand,
to-day. newspapermen
Informed cello. Party lenders since the disbandment of the Comintern In May, 1143.
this will be Impossible."
circles anid that the, American dele- The guards thought that this quiet- Although the agenda of the con-
Mr. Byrnes sald be had much sym-ratior
agreement gation is in close
with voleed "A.C.2 was clearly not cut out ference will be confined to colonial
with the smaller Powers, these proposals which, combined for the intrigues and dangers Europenn pathy empire question, and
be secret duty. empire questions, European which believed the veto was being with the American plant, will colonial
thought the velo submitted next week.
Yet for two years Peter Mace, a the Communist parties will be represent-abused:
The British propore an agreement morse expert helped to run ed by guests and observers who will should be used only in grave matters
which would safeguard the intereste camp'e "underground" radio and the British Com- and the United States was ready to to London for
follow that liue.
of producing and ecmuming nallons monitored all the coded radlo mes- munist Party Congress just prior to
The Russian proposal, however, and would include other machinery sages from England. the Empire Conference.
was unacceptable, he declared.
The receiver was a few feet from buffer stacks, long term con- such as buffeud and Dr M. Parodi (France) India, Palestine,
tracts, regulations and special price his bed, hidden in a cavity in the (China) declared levels to achieve world commodity double wall. Wellington Koo that the Russian proposal was instabilisation. As a starting point
were posled Look-outs their proposals the British urged in him, if Germans came too near. Then Mr Dymncs added that it Wha ternational bauning of the destruc- Peter would put the set back in its clear the Russians would not acception of basic foodstuffs us an "inter-hiding place and slip out to resume
gardening. any proposal but their own, and it national erime," referring no doubt
The baffled Germans frequently to the wholesale destruction of food was better to abandon any further
brought in detector apparatus. In the United States during the de-Peter, unruled, would carry on with discussion.
Dr Wellington Kon and M. Parodi pression period in 1930.
his hoeing and weeding. Mr Wilson pointed out that the pause,
the Council of Foreign
British proposals were a departure taught a single member of the ar The guards never found a clue nor Ministers resumed their discussion from Sir John Orr's plan for { un Trieste -the key problem of the World Food Board
shice, treaty with
Eventually Peter left for another Italy commodity agreement would
come under the control of the International Camp unsuspected and never ques- Trade Organisation; secondly, it Lioned. New York. Nov. 24.
would mean the abandonment The third week of the New York
the two price system and, thirdly, of the buffer stocks would be held by Ministers has closed on a note meeting of the Council of Foreign
the national authorities rather then The progreSA recorded earlier in the week toward by an international organ-Central an agreement on the Trieste statute News. was completely overshadowed by the failure of the Big Five to move toward an agreement on a voluntary limitation of the Security Council's U.S. Occupation Of veto.
Also remarkable was the fact that the cabin was Intact, enabling the remain comparatively people sheltered during. the snowstorms. No less astonishing and deserving of praise was the deliberate landing of Lite merey plane in this wilderness of jagged peaks.
The Best of the ground resene to return to Meiringen parties described the feat of ving the difficult "the rescue operation un survivors
They said the nis of the | Com made a wood fire were able to, do some coelding, Morate was good once
sighted. they knew they had ucen
Bivouac Under Wings on the
rescue party arrived at the plane they set up bivouacs under the wing of the plane using their rescue sleighs and camouflage canvas teats which forms part of the Swins
equipment soldier's standucd
The oficial conference agenda In- cludes debates on the Middle East, Britain's colonial system and the working class and peasant movements of the Empire.
The Secretary General of the Bri- Party, Mr Harry tish Communist Pollitt, in today's issue of the Com- munist week-end review World News the Empire described and Views, Conference as a new and important nterest and attention interest with the close
other parts of the lons but many not only in the colonies and domin- world. He said the conference would bring into the light of day the pre- ter- sent position existing in various ritories of the Empire and clarifying and illuminating the problems and
of the Empire. as emerging from them for all
ned with Chancellor Leopold Flere Dakota had enough food and having | eyem adding it mild be followed then left the room and after a short
ut
rations
declaration
increased without first informing the Allies and that the Russian better off than the
wanted
to show zone was far Western zones.
The Russians, it was believed, also wanted to show that they support the Austrian Communist Party's move for new elections in Austria. --Reuter,
Anglo-French Graduate
When
draft peace Neuter.
Note of Dilusion
for Communist parlies the press will profound disillusion.
Mr Politi
the Alpine Aghting.
Two of them left at 6 am. the be admitted to all sessions of next morning to blaze the trail for conference which would enable the It had been decided newspapers of the whole world, par- the descent. that the return should be made by ticularly the Soviet Press, to repro- Innertkirchen, two miles duce the speeches of conference de- way
legates which
are expected to be southeast of Meiringen.
met on their the most violent Indictments of "Bri- The arst person they Scholl of tish Imperiallam" heard for a
had time
of
down was
long
Exchange Scheme Reuters staff in Zurich, who An official Communist source sald
way climbed all night leng the route by which the rescue party was expected He returned with the two men, muking the descent of Meiringen in the record time of three
10 descend.
10
hours.
· London, Nov. 24. The exchange scheme for placing British university graduates ht "assistants" in French schools and
to reach Innertkirchen French graduates in English schools expected
be extended next
year to before midnight to-night-Reuter, include university students in their second
the Ministry of усаг Education announced to-day.
Faula, Taikoo Dock.
Period. Yaumati
Ping Wo, Custodian Wharf.
is 10
Produce, BIT,
Pronto, Yaumeti.
Bamadang, Kowloon Whart.
Promise, Dɔ.
Samtweed, Kowloon Dock.
Scottish Prince,, Kowloon Wharf,
Shantung, Taikoo Dock,
Shengking Taikoo Dock.
Sinklang. Mackle's Wharf.
Stanhall, Kowloon Bay,
Brechuen, Tashoo Dock.
Typhoon, S.S. PD,
Vanderbilt Victory, AD, Walnut Bend, of Taixoo.
Wo Sang, All.
Wuchang, Kowloon Bay. Wusuch, Taikoo Dock.
Arrived Yesterday
Hal Yang (Douglas) British, 1,430 tons, Capt W. G. Erwin, from Amay, Swatow, General carЯO,
Hanyang (B&B) British. 1,654 tons, Capt. Evans, from Shanghal, General cargo.
Pronto (Jebshun) Norwegian, '1203 tons, Capt E. Apeland, from Saigon, General
cargo.
Sinklang & 8) British, Capt D. D. Richards. from UK, Straits, General cargo.
Produce (Sze Wal) Norwegian, 1,530 tons, Capt 1, Moller, from Swatow.
·General · CaTKOU. "
HDML 100, from Macau.
Kalled Yesterday
Hong Kheng, for Saigon.
Singapore. 1:400
Penang. Rangoon, General cargo
10打年。
Iran. for Sinonghual, General cargo 1,500 tons,
Empire Caicos, for Saigon.
Arriving To-day
Prosper (Jebshun), from Singapore, Hothow,
Tercero (Wallem). from New York. Trovethou-(Mac. Mac.), from Shanghai.
Abadon, Empire Paladin. from
alongside Empire Garden,
Balling To-day
tu
Anna Odland (Thoresen), for Shanghai,
Kowloon Wharf.
About 130 young men and women graduates have been appointed to French schools under this scheme for the 1046-1947 scholastic year.
These "assistants" teach for half the normal time table and
nd are paid
an allowance to cover their expenses, over 300 During the same
period, appointments of French graduates to English schools have been made.
The Ministry also stated that the scheme will include a few posts in Swiss
schools both in the French and German
cantons. By speaking Christmas this year about 12 Swiss
German with teachers mother tongue should have taken up posts in schools in England-Reuter
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their
U.S. COAL STRIKE
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to
The refusal of Mr Molotov consider the proposals tabled by the United States, Britain and China to this end has had the most direct and most depressing repercussions on the peace trenty talks.
progress In particular, all Trieste is considered by observers to have been nullided since the work-
on
his
Arstly, the ganisation.
Germany Probe Opposition
of
Pactively the strongest single / Blg Five to give some new assurance would not oppose an Inquiry by
and
The Palestinian Communist Party | Five Auct,
a
In
to
10 the
have Wor
But
It has been announced that the in- ocent A.C.2who was captured a: Crete and spent four years in prison been nwarded the camps-has B.E.M.
Woman GC To Give Evidence Against Germans
London, Nov. 24. to-day that the largest Party send
Mrs. Odelle Murle Sanson, decor- Ing delegates to the conference was with
ated by HM the King on Wednesday The Communist 55,000 members. the Indian Communist Party
Washington, Nov, 24. with the George Cross for heroism Party of Great Britain, which is the
A clash between the Secretary of as a British Agent during the war, The malu reseve party was not convening body, is the second strong ability of the proposed statute for State, Mr James Byrnes, and the will give evidence for the prosecu
est with 45,000 members.
Communists had over the free territory depends entirely Republican Senate's War Investigat- tion when the trial of 10 membera Malayan
that
Women's the assumption
the ing Committee loomed to-night as of the administration of the just upon ,000 members, the Burmese
Council will provide
of Ravens- Mr Byrnes said he was unalterably Concentration Camp 6,000
and South African Communists Security working
instrument for control in opposed to an inquiry by the Con-brueck, near Berlin, opens before an 3,00 Cyprio members.
Trieste.
mitter into United States occupatlan Allled Military court in Hamburg Communist Party, Mr Bevin, it is known, felt most of Germany.
on December 3, Dano, the the "Reconstrucion calling Itself
Mr Bymes let it be known that he News Agency in the United States. of the
Working People," is strongly that it was essential for the
zone of Germany reported to-day. to members of the United Nations either the House or Senute Foreign All the prosecution's witnesses Communist group of the Empire,
Affairs Committee, but rejected a will be women-of ten different na- having 6,000 followers out of a total that the Security Council would be
Investigating an effective body for
Committee tionalities--Dana stated, population of less than 400,000. The used as
According to the indictment more Cypriot Communists are expected to settlement of international disputes, War
Secretary is sald not as a mere battleground of
than 150,000 women passed through a passionale appeal for the
views his power politics.
Ravensbrueck during the war. Five union of Cyprus with Greece before great
Hence, Mr Bevin's initiative
Investigating Committee recently,
thousand, it is alleged, were killed the conference.
inviting other
members of the B but the Republicans were reportedly in gus chambers and the camp doc- to agree
"code of getting ready to insist on sending tors experimented on others--Reu- " which, without seeming investigator to
to look fer. Germany of 2,000 members will send a mixed Jewish and Arab delegation. Both
Nations United' Jewish und Arab delegates will take
Charter, would restore the spirit and into finance, troops behaviour and other aspects of the United States the door to champion the idea of a understanding of San Francisco,
occupation zones in Germany and peoples' alliance "Jewish-Arab
Russia's refusal to respond to this Austria,
salti Mr Sources
Byrnes British Imperialism." lead has, it is felt, virtually put | M fully
of disciplinary aware of was the work of the Council back
the troops, problems connected with Foreign Ministers to where it began, | DOL since no agreement on the details but felt that the blame must
on Congrass, which rushed Is of the
trenties ренее
feels that
Damascus, Nov. 24. Mr Byrnes reportedly standing as to how the treaties are
The... Syriah. Prime Minister. such an investigation would make to be carried out.
his conduct of foreign relations more Saadullah Jabry told the Chamber The measure of frustration among
He also feels it is none of of Deputies last night that Syrin the delegates
difficult. Ho conference an the 45
the Committee's business as that would not jóla any Arab Union enters its fourth w ek can be gauged
to look into war supply which was incompatible with her from yesterday's disclosure that
setup is to matters and not into foreign policy.. sovereignty. points remain unagreed in the Italian
opprehensive neld He also said he was from the
Speaking alone and
In a debate in which treaty comment of Mr James Byrnes that that United States prestige would be several deputies attacked the recent
lowered in Germany at a time when references et this rate the treaties will not be completed Ull 1950-Router,
be was making efforts to create
speech from the throne by whi democratic regimes strong, western
Енгорс Central
not that the supply on hand did
emergency necessitaté Immediate
would co-opernte fully with whatever con- measures, but said the city servancy orders were issued by the State and Federal governments.
Optimistio Nole
note was the miners in
A minor opmelicite
that
against
to bu
report Pennsylvania were going back to work, with 75,000 exsu back at their jobs on Monday.
The possibility of using oil in place coal was raised with the news that and pipelines ta. sumetent-tankers
of
United Press.
to
ammend
to 11
the
Penal...System For there was plenty of oll available and Communists Ahead much without a basic overall under- demobilisation last year.
Nazi Extremists .
Herford, Nov. 24. An estimated
Germans, 1,500
of described as the "hardcore" Nazism, will soon be settled in the world's largest experimental penal Institution.
move it to the Eastern states, but ficcording to oil industry experts, the Inconvenience of converting equip- ment in factories, office buildings and homes from conl-burning to burning, may not permit the exten- sive use of oil.
KLS
011-
The British authorities have not Newchwang (is & 6) for Saigon, Sing yet selected the rite but are consider ported yesterday that they had large
ing half a dozen wasteland Newbrough (Jardine)
where the
could prisoners
apore, Penang, & p., 11.
Kowloon Wharf,
for Shanghai,
Vanderbilt Victory (APL) for Shang-
hai, USA, AP,
Empire Jamalca (Tak Cheong)
Mania, noon, DD.
Fu Po to Shanghal.
4
Expected Arrivals
November 24
areas
do
In Latest French Elections
re-
WUERTTEMBERG-BADEN ELECTIONS
Other major industries, including
Paris, Nov. 24. the automobila industry, will not be
French men and women to-day affected by the lack of coal, directly
made their sixth trip to
polling but will soon be forced to slow down stations this year to choose 75,000
steci supplica diminishi, Ford,
"grand electors," who fortnight General Motors and Chrysler all re-
hence will elect "200 of the 315 members of the new Upper House coal stocks but little sicc.
Council of the Republic. The The power industry will last a bit drainage work and other re-settle-longer than the steel industry. Alt maining 115 members will be elected
later. on steel and farment projects while serving sentences industries depending
coke supplies ranging from one to 15 years.
soon feel the pinch. even quieter atmosphere than the Mr Krug accented the seriousness The penul colony would be
of the general situation when he said,eneral elections a fortnight combination of, the old Roman exile "Turning off one gas burner and one would prove higher than the 22 per ballota to-day for their first free plan and modern prison methods. electric light are ittle things in
elections. British oficials hope the prisoners
The
Communists were stores and would be able to run their own themselves, but if it is done in mil- cent in the general
Hons of homes,
office has been started. buildings, the
according to unofficial figures, cumulative savings community after
the Arst millon votes counted. At present there are some 80,000 will be very great indeed."
These figures show the following Grave Misconception Germans in Internment camps. Many
35 Communists per percentages: cent. Socialists 14, Republican Party cent. Progressive Catholics 27 per of Liberty 13,5 and Radicals 5 per
Andre Lobon from Marseilles, Straits. Belgon
Samlamu. from Bombay.
lang Sang, from Singapore,
Dleto, fram. Europe, Straits.
HMS Venerable, from Singapore.
Godavari, to No. 7,
Helikon, from Balgon.
Anhul, frora Amoy;
November 27
Nagara, from Blanghai.
Samarovek, from Minuritius.
Txinan, from Swatow.
JIMB Bigburg nay, from Singapore.
Expected Ballings
November 20
Trevelho, for Straits, UK. .
Prosper for Swatow.
Kwai Saux for Shanghai, Tientsin:
Tercero, for New York,
Do Huu Vi, for Haiphong.
Samadang, for
Bombay.
Hingapore,
Penang.
Wo Song for Keelung, Shanghal.
Fengtion, for Shanghai,
Scottish Prince, for Davao, Singapore, USA.
November 27
Hanyang, for Ebanghel Andre Lebon, for hanghai. Hal Yang, for Bwatow, Amoy, Nagara. for Straits. Europe. Kwelyang, for 6watow, Bangkok.
OUTWARD MAILS
A
Tlie election was carried out in an
ago.
were that dbstentiong
Indications
cent.
lending.
for
of these will be released and others Effects of the strike on Europe sentenced to regular prisons by war were summed up editorially by the crimes tribunals, The British plan New York Times, when it sald most to put the remainder with
their Americans thought the coal, strike families in a penal colony..
purely domestle concern aria Added
Early results suggested a revival families probably will be that was a grave misconception,
of the Radical Soctuilst Party In allowed to enter and leave the sold Tewis netions were "being country, districts, but this was not followed with intense anxiety by colony and the prisoners allowed a
maintained.-Reuter. great deal of freedom inside run- France, Italy and the Law Com ning their own schools, bakeries and tries." kitchens. United Press.
The
WELLES' APPEAL FOR ADMISSION OF DP..
Washington, Nov. 24.
pointed out
that
The editorial France was in a particularly critical
condition as it had been insporting Cypriot Civil Service
500,000 tons of coal a month from
the United States. "At a Ume when
Europe has become o
a battleground in
the
war of ideologies between totall tarianism and democracy, coal, like food, is more than an economie Isauc.
political issue as well. It
Assocn. Appeal
Frankfurt, Nov. 24. Almost 1,250,000 voters in the tiny south German American zone cast state of Wuerttemberg-Baden
democratic constitution Welmar fell in 1833.
since
and United Press.
rest
LIDICE TO HAVE A MINING RESEARCH
INSTITUTE
in
a
Syrian Stand On Arab Union Plan
ta D
"greater Syrin"
King
Abdullah of Transjordan, In which he said Transjordan was willing to Join a union with Iraq or any other member state of the Arab League, the Premier declared: "Syria refuses aby union which is not based national dignity and sovereignty. and rejects any tendency not in conformity with 籍 republican constitution."-Reuter,
on
FIFTY-NINE HOUSES
Tacoma, Washington, Nov. 24.
London, Nov. 24. The town of Lidlee, wiped out by ONE GIANT FIR TREE: Germans in 1942 and all its male. At the same time, they selected 100 Inhabitants killed, is to have
Stale legislative mining research Institute, where all delegates to the
and diseases alecting which, if the constitution is accept- accidents
A giant fir tree 12 feet nine inches ed, will take over the reins of miners will be studied.
a Minister government and elect
Dr B. Stross, Labour Member of in diameter, which took 580 years to
the call grow, has answered Parliament, broadcasting President in 15 days.
housing lumber. Military Government observers, an appeal on behalf of the "Lidice
The tree contained enough lumber average-size who said they believed that almost Shall Live Fund", said that after the
a day 70 per cent of the 1,800,000 eligible massacre he had appealed to Brittah to build 58 complete
iners for funds to rebuild Lidice houses. It took three men franchise. voters exercised also predleted an "overwhelming" un its own site and erect a mining and a half to fell the tree. Annual
rings gave its age-United Press. research Institute. the constitution.-Unlied
We vowed that our action should
vote, on Press
their
INDIAN
ASSEMBLY
to-night
OWN
be the exact opposite of this anful crime. More miners should their lives to what we did 'thau perished at the hands of the brutal
enemy.
and
MONTY IN EGYPT
for
Cairo, Nov. 24, Field Marshal Viscount Bernard Montgomery, arrived here by air to- day-Reuter,
was not making the United States to the United States, with unlimited step, to put their demands before outponement and others are threa- where men work as miners-Reuter. I hand weaving for the luxury trade.
"Next June, the foundation stone Meerut, Nov. 24. will be laid. Miners have respond- Nicosia, Nov. 24. Addressing delegates from Indioned magnificently and have been It i
The Cyprus Civil Service Associa- States separately after the close of supported by many cities and towns £30,000 but we need £100,000 in all
London, Nov. 24. The former Under-Secretary of requires little imagination to picture
Pandit Nehru declared:
Limbless and other disabled ser State, Mr Sumner. Welles, in 11 the possibilities that would be pro- tion to-day considered a proposal to the Indian National Congress to in Britain. Already we have over
send a delegation to London to pro- night,
over declared, adding that results.
vicemen of both World Wars have nationwide broadcast, called on the vided Untied States to do is chare in ear-
for Communist propaganda test to the Colonial Secretary at the "Possibly engineered by the polileal for the mining Institute," Dr Strons should countries such as France be pay of Cyrpiot civil servants being department of the British Cant findings of the Lidice institute will joined to organise a new little in- ing for displaced Europeans by open-compelled to endure unnecessary much lower than that of British ment in India, some States are
Assembly's be sent to every part of the world dustry in famed Sahox-a revival of Ing the Constituent hardships this winter because-under officials., in the immigration doors to them.
He emphasised, however, that he its vauntel system of free enterprise They deelded, before taking this post
tening that they will not participate, become a repository for the dregs supplies of conl, abundant labour and the new Governor of Cyprus. Lord but in spite of these dilatory tactics, of Europe or to take on a burden the best machinery in the world, Winster, who is expected to arrive in the Congress proposes to make the Big Four To Hear Polish
best use of the Constituent Aasembly
form greater than that of any other coun. is unable to get coal of the ground Cyprus in January.
If no solution is reached with the to "But certainly some of try.
our except on the terms laid down by one governor, the delegation will go to Reuter. Salzon (Newchwang) 3 p.m.
labour leaders."-United Bingapore, Rangoon, Colombo, Calcutta, fellow citizens, who have been urg- of the
London Ieuter. Delil Johannesburg. Cairo. London, ing the American people to shut Press.
the oppressed who Foochow Shanghat their doors to
and neck liberty Becurity in the New
speaking with
he SOVIET voice of the America of old," stated:
Portage, by sea mali only, for Christmas Cards in open cover, bearing not more then five written words is five cents.
Registered and poreal mail closes halt an hour before ordinary letters. mails elore at Kowloon 10 half an hour sarller than at GPO.
Monday, November 25
Sydney, Auckland (air) 2 p.m.
Canton, Amoy.
(CNAC) 3.30 p.m.
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Macau, Taindian, Shekkt (Kwong Sal) World, aro not
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Canton (Falahun) 2 a.m.
Tuesday, November 201
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Manila (zervaro) 10 p.m.
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Weiles severely crticised the overs Wifes prudent crticipation
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women's organisations who
DEMOBILISATION
"WAVES OF DANUBE"
Nuremberg, Nov. 24. An underground organisation call London, Nov. 24. ed the "Waves of Danube" has been
on Indian Republic."
Views on Germany
has tho
Primitive poms which have not changed much in 100 years. will be. find' used to produce hand-woven exclusive woollens for luxury trade.
export to America-United Press. TO-DAY'S BROADCASTING:
ZBW on 045 kc. and from 12.30-1.15. 7.30-8.30; D.10-11 p.m.; also on 9.32 me.
030 Donald Peers, Cavalier of Bong.. 645 Tommy Dorsey, Anne Shelton, 7.13 Organ Interlude: Reginald Foort, 70 Studio I Like What I Like, Ken Barrett, 1. London relay: nows, 8.15 Studio: Gass with E, O'Neil ton d'Aquino, tenor,
Everybody. Shaw, 3.5 Bomething for
The first contingent of Russian drcovered...in Transylvania,' it was bringing with them part of her views, the radio stated, quoting mulle for all tastos, 10 London relay:
London, Nov. 24. Poland's request to be allowed Trieste, Nov. 24.
the take part in the falls on An American salvage party, head-to
peace treaty with Germany ed by Maj Elton Morrow of the
by been favourably received United States Army Air Forces in
Big Four Foreign Ministers, War- Yugo-Slavia saw radio reported to-night. Europe, returned to Gorizia to-day
Poland would be called to give after four days in
American two wreckage of the advise us, to think about feeding troops to be demobiilsed left by train reported hero to-day.
the planes which were forced down in
relay: Navy, mixture, 11. Close-daynig Gen Petre Yugo-Slavia ourselves here at home and forget
inst August. for Russia, Berlin' radio reported Newspapers andch
Printed and published by Frederick the sufferings of starving millions
Georgereu and several other oflcers Kenneth Pell of the Headquarters try's
to prevent Germany regaining her Percy Franklin for and on behalf of abroad."
and Important atat of the United States 80th Divi have been arrested
economic power as economic-tra- South China Morning Post Limited quantities of arms found. The officers aion, who accompanied the party,
Yugo-Slavs co-operated perialism would be the predecessor at 1-3. Wyndham Street, City of Vir will be tried by special gourts martial, said the
fully-Router. Vol.
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30 pm,
One step in solving the problem. Mr Welles suggested, would be the catablishment of a national home in „izalestine
to-day.
The broadcast -sald -Soviet troops in occupied Europe are to be reduced from 60 to 40 divisions shortly, United Press.
Mn A Foreign Minister. News, 1000 Dance rauale, 10.30 London
coun-
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alm, it was added, wes