4

SHIPPING

NEWS!

Aircraft Carrier: Venerable, 1. Crolier: Euryalus, North Arm. Destroyer Penn. AFD; Conter, 11: Cockade, South Wall: Constance, 4.

Escort Vestel: Opossum. 3: Wide- mouth Bay, Aberdeen Dock; Black Swan AFO: Alscrlly, 3; Alre, West. Arm: Bigbury. Hay, ; lart. B.

Mobmarina Thapot ship: Adamant, Dry Dock.

Bubmarine: Auriga, Amphilon, West Arm.

Astute

TU 102,6: Neches, CTU 7020, 84; YP 240.

A4: Shelton (DD 2001, Xveraola

(DD) 709) AÐ.

Chinese

WO.

Frigate: Fu Po, 12.

Chinese Customs Cruiser: Teh to Administered by Commodore-ia Commission

VBIB Fort Beauharnol, 17.

Ktore Bhipt Fort Sandusky, A13, ABIA: Fori Langley, B37. Beized by Admiralty Barshal! Em pire Witham, Cosine Dock.

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN GERMANY

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946.

No Reparations

Deliveries

From U.S. Zone

one

ATOMIC POWER MIGHT SET COAL INDUSTRY SERIOUS COMPETITION

Paris, Dec. 3.

East Indies Minorities

Conference

SYNTHETIC

PENICILLIN

DEVELOPED

Berlin,, Dec. 3.

The 75 Chinese, Arab, Eurasian

New York, Dec. 3. Berlin, Dec. 4.

and Dutch delegates to the Pankal- With

The first synthetic penicillin, an the four occupying The United States will not re-

Dr Arthur Compton, American atom scientist, declared

pinang minorities conference, while achievement making possible ostirely here to-day that atomle power might become a serious powers lending energetic sup- some reparations deliveries to

recognizing Indonesia's right to self-new types of this potent drug, is an- port, Berlin police and welfare Russia and other countries fa- competitor to the coal industry in the United States by about government, urged the continuation nounced in Science, journal of the

of close relations with the Nether- American Medical Association. organisations are waging avaged by Germany until all the 1955 provided “political difficulties do not interfere."

lands In resolution adopted at the The artificial drug, an important vigorous campaigh against Occupying Powers agree to the

His prediction was contained ment perfected in Germany for closing acasion of the two-week meet- fundamental advance in penicillin juvenile delinquency, which has future German boundaries and

in a speech on the fourth anni-technical advancement," the War De- ing on the island of Bankn, pre- research, was developed by Dr Vin- 18 administer Germany

sided over by Dr Hubertus been increasing.

Van cent du Vigneaud, Frederick N. Car The A0 Gerinan

Governor-General aeronautical Mook, economic unit, Brig-Gen William versary of the discovery of partment said.

of the penter. Robert W. Molloy, Arthur nuclear fusion in Chicago made scientists who volunteered to con- Dutch East Indies, reports United II. Livermore and Julian It. Rachole H. Draper,

American Jr

to a gathering of world scientists linue their experiments at Wright Press,

of Cornell University Medical College.. economic chief, said to-day.

Field represent the Luftwaffe's most

This achievement opens the way. Gen Draper

The conference, however, support- advised the other at Sorbonne University.

Dr Compton upheld the use of the gile brains, Dr Rudolf Hermanned the general resolution adopted to the synthesis of Allies that the United States' posluon

German guided missile expert, told nt un reparations "remains, unchanged" atom bombs against Japan. Not to reporters that it was entirely possible

the Malino meeting last July tirely now and different until the Potsdam agreement b. car-have used this new found power to with the propelling forces now at

favouring a federative siructure for which might be stop short the most disastrous war hand to span the ocean with Battered Berlin-with its housing red out.

Indonesia, although some delegates kinds of penicillin, Dr du Vigneaud. the boundaries of the of history would have been unpar-won missile with a 200-ton thrust. When

disagreed with the recommendation ld, since more changer enn be made and food shortages, is thriving black market and its heterogeneous popula- future Germany, are determined and donable,

A1 Fort Bliss, Texas, 34-year-old

In "Humanity's greatest need was u

Baron Wernher Arm:tion, including four occupation armies she begins to operate as one country,

von Braun-told In one of the world's worst places Industrial disarmament enn proceed decisive weapon. We who had the newsmen that with facilities avaliable

would to bring up children-German child-und a large share of her industrial atomic power in our hands

the Nazi

Pennemunde proving plants, machinery and equipment | have been traitors to mankind if we ren, that is.

the linltic, he believed he ground un can be distributed in reparations to had not bullt the weapons and used night have put a rocket to the moon the countries ravaged by Germany," them."

in ten years. Draper sald.

NABO: Benalder, Stonecutters. Oilers Celerol, War Hudra, Wave Re gent, Birchal, Out Fuel Jetty: Rapidot, Yeumati Anchorage: Empire Gordon, MD Serbol. West Arm War Afridi, 125; Bishopale. 10: Empire Dainaet, Talkoo.

Balvage Vessel King Baivor Wellington Wall.

J

Lifting Craft: 20, 25, W3 and 4 Wanchal, 50. Wellington Wall.

Crane Halp: Ghetshu Moru, W.A. at Wreck.

Rescue Tugu: Encore, East Enticer, Talkoo.

TIMIT.: 1108 1104, Kowloon Camber

Tug: Nockgien, Rockland, Hockpidgeon, Tidal Basth.

NAV: Boomerang. Tidal Basin.

12.

headquarters Police

announced that arrests of Juveniles set a record when 304 persons in September under 18 were apprehended, mostly for theft. Of these, 200 were under 14.

Because of war and divorce, there are thousands of home where there is contribute to parental no father to discipline.

MEL (NAS0): 41, 42, Tidal Basin.

Bhipa in Maintenance and Reserve MFV: 31. Ini, 203, 204, 205, 242, 244. 243, 751, 202. 200, 1071, 1017, 101, 1127, Kowloon Camber.

1.CJ (1): 210, 11. 123, 163, 172, Kowloon

Churches and the civilian German 13, 1150, 100, 1103, 1241, LCT:

government, backed by the four mill Kowloon Camber,

are energellenlly NIC: 10, Kowloon Camber: 100, Wel-tary governments, lington Wall.

combatting the problem from several HOMA 1000, 1002, 1000, 1100, 1:07, 1160, angles. They are also working to

nock-gether to check the rising divorce rate, mount, Kowloon Comber, Outside Wall.nlready In excess of the marriage

rate.

Kowloon Cainber,

Tog!

Rockforest,

Rockwing,

Sterrtant ship

Bela, APC Wharf.

Bullinba, Yuumati

Caltex it. Tom Wan.

Cerlon, Lalchikak.

Dicio, Kowloon Wharf. Chunkking Kowloon may Kastern Trader, Stanecutters, Empire Fraser, Holt's Wharf. Empire Withat, Taikokisut, Erica Moller, Shuishulpo,, roochaw, BÍ

Gleniffet, Kowloon Wharf.

Glenstran

Tilkan Tinek.

Hai Chang, Stonecutters. Ilai Chen, Stonecutters, Ha kia, Kowloon Dock. Hal Ming, Kowloon Dock. Het Tan. off Yauma!!

Hal Yang, Douglas Wharf. Kenilworth, Kowloon Dock, Nanchang, Talkoo Dock. Dalia, Taikoo Dock. Period, Yaumati.

Ping Wo, Curtodian Wharf.

Produce, Lalchikok.

Quinza, AID.

Samiamu. Kowloon Wharf.

Bemarova, Kowloon Whart

Bamtwood, Kowloon Dock.

Shantung, Talkoo Dock, Shengking. Talkoo

Silvertcak, 12.

Sinklang,

2.

Dock.

Blanhall Kowloon_Bay. Szechuen. Taikoo Dock.

Tai Ping, Mackie's Whart

Tai Po Shan, 130.

Tainan, Taikoo Dock.

Typhoon, BS, Po.

Walnut Bend. af Talkoo Wing Bang, Słonecutters. Winona, 1320.

Wuchang. Kowloon Day. Wunuch. Talkoo Dock.

Arrived Yesterday

Tai Po Shan (A. E. Grimble) Britis 1,350 tons, R. Durup, from Swalow.

Hal Yang (Douglas) British 1,420 tona,

Delicate

Issue

nt

100-

The Nobel prize winner scientist

Ludwig Roth, designer engineer, asserted that an alternative to an agreement that no atom bombs will said he thought it possible that "in 10 to 20 years we ruay go around the be made in the future was a com-world in rockels."—Associated Press, petitive arms race.

Commercial Possibilities Earlier, the International scientists

Chicago, Dec. 2. voted at their meeting to urge the of

Mr Walter Zinn, director of on0 United Nations to include newly of the nation's two atomic energy manufactured ore in former Axis

laboratories, In speech on the | countries as part of the

reparations payments to help restore science fourth anniversary of atomic Ission in the war damaged countries.

said, "It would cost $10,000,000,000 the Dr Nader Carrillo, of Mexico, to harness atornie power for

Atomic urged the natural science sub-com-benefit of mankind.

energy mitee that scientifle laboratories in for use commercially and industrial- Japan and Germany should not be ill some time away.

Mr Zinn disclosed that firstly, the dismantled to satisfy reparations de-

materials, men and machines needed mands.

for Επ Dr Compton joined Carrillo

harnessing atomic energy could be supported only by the Govern- declaring that "reparations if carried out should accent the help to sciencement, secondly, scores of physicists,

chemists

metallurgists as well as in non-Axis countries."-ratory;

Reparations form one of the de- licate issuer on which the Occupying Powern have made little progress, The Potsdam agreement granted Bussin and Poland 25 percent available reparations from the Western

zones of Germany,

and shiploads of machinery have left the British zone on regular schedules.

But only a trickle of equipment Der Morgen, newspaper of the has left the American zone dlnée the Liberal Democratie Party, recently Deputy American Military Covernor, lumented:

Lt-Gen Lucius D. Clay, advised the This is one of the deepest tragedies ather three Powers last May lut until the that certain dismantling was stopped mothers go any ends to try to satisfy other provisions of the Potsdam de- an insatiable hunger for pleasure. cloration were carried out.-United Instead of secking plemure in the Press. thankful eyes of their children, they trade their children's food ration cards for cigarettes and with these, neel favour in dance halls and the

of

aftermath,"

companionship of men elsewhere. Then they give their children a piece of dry bread for their day's ration."--Azsociated Press,

Reconversion Of Jap Industries

Tokyo, Dec. 3.

and

were

and nol hinder it-in Axia countries working on seems in the Chicago

Associated Press.

Rocketa Research

the

to divide the archipelago into four

parts,

a series of en- penicillins usefia ngainst

dinenses not affected by the prezent

the penicillin molecule's structure by the synthetic method than by the minuld.

The delegates also invited the committees government to appoin! to study agrarian and civil rights, protection of minorities, solution of the language problem, and the from- electoral system for the ing of, an new representative bodies.

Guarantees that nobody will harmed because prosecuted or

Mystery Remaining Joined asked the protection OI Besides proving

that penicillin can either side in the Dutch-Indonesian be mude synthetically and in new confilet were also requested.

Only tiny aywunta of synthetic penicillin have been made so far, be added, una much development would be needed before the synthetle pro- cess could be used to produce pont- cillin in greater er cheater quanti-

moult betles than hy

от

ho

forms, the research possibly may lead In addition to the resolu

resolutions, to a clearer picture of the structure were adopted of penicillin, which is not yet fully number of mutions we covering such toples as military de known, Just how the various chemi- mobilisation, emi

emigration 10 New cal parts it together in the synthetle- Guinen, maintenance of a free press process is not yet completely deter and a uniform labour policy.

minest. But when this mystery

is The resolutions, while not binding solved, the search for different and

Netherlands on the

East Indies possibly more effective penicillins government, are considered an "im can be speeded up, Dr' du Vignenud portant expression of opinion" and, said. ike the Molino decisions, will be From a guess as to tho probable of penicillin, work was used as guidance in framing govern structure" ment policy,

started during the war by British and American chemists toward mak-

it Ing

synthetically-Associated

uranium which could up- Penang Move To

End Oil Ban

the laboratory was seeking to find another element besides Washington, Dec. 3.

atomic-energy-producing An estimate that German and Aus-port

chain

reaction; fourthly, the first frlan scientists have saved the United

controlled States $750,000,000 in basle research veloped beneath the stands of Stugg

nuclear chain pile conu In rockets alone was made by the Field, Chicago, four years ago to-day was still operating, but another more

SCAP to-day removed" another War Department in announcing that

lifting

de-

Sinkiang Wants auction, fins the "permission" brought to mend experts would be modern pile costing $4,000,000 had have sent

a

Autonomy

woman

restriction or former Japanese war

Industries which wish to reconvert to civilian production.

The restriction remains, however, on those plants marked for repara- tions.

Previously any war producer had to obtain SCAP permission before reconversion.

J.

United Press.

America. Detailing for the first time the em-en developed at the laboratory ployment of former

enemy brain power, the announcement said that the scientists had advanced American research in several felds from two to ten years.

Since September 1945, the number put to work for the United States principally at the Army's Wright Field and New Mexico has grown to 270. The total is to be increased to about 1,000 as soon as transportation arrangements are completed.

The clude the former chief designer for

Franco - Italian Trade Talks

Nanking, Dec. 3. A

presided

the over National Assembly this afternoon

Z. Reday, chief of SCAP's in- for the first time since the opening of the Assembly. She is Miss Llu dustry division, said the restriction Hun-ching.

was abolished to "expedite produc The Assembly this morning listed tlon essential for consumer commo-

appent by strong

the

Rome, Dec. 3. Sinking dilies by lifting military controls thus tribal delegate for autonomy and saving time of both industrialists and scientists and technicians in-

Conversations for renewal of equality of racial minorities. The occupationers," delegate attacked

the inter-party

The Japanese Government here-Messerschmitt aircraft and technical the French-Italian trade agree- Bein (APC) British 1975 tons, Cept draft constitution for failing to after will be responsible In de-director of the Nazis' wartime ro- ment were opened this morning ket proving ground on the Baltic at the Ministry of Foreign Trade Ha Chen (CMSN) Chinese 4.300 tons, racial minorities and explained that tisl to

constitutional provide cons

rights to termining what production is essen-

to the United States between Roger Drouin and Ivan Japanese economy-Asso- They come Capi IL. D. Welch, from Yulinkong.

voluntarily. Bentay (MM) French, 5,485 tons, Capt the problem of Sinklang, which is ciated Press.

Others have been hired Matteo Lombardo, heads by Soviet Russia and Britain who Mauffret, from Shanghat.

Quanza (H, Nolasco) Portuguese, from the westernmost Chinese province

bave disclosed nelther the number pectively of the French and nor work in which they are engaged. Italian commercial delegations.

Those coming to the United States

Capl. W. G. Erwin, from Amoy, Swatow,

General cargo.

Pearson, from Singapore.

Lisbon.

Empire Fraper, from Japan.

on the Soviet border, was not one

ial Chang (CMSN) Chinese, 4,200 tons.of separation or independence but

from Bocca tigris.

Balled Yesterday

Therese Moller, for Swatów, Bangkok,

General cargo 350 tons.

Choluteca for Haiphong.

Santay for Balgon, Singapore,

Mar-

seilles, General cargo 150 tons.

IIMS Cossack for Singapore.

of one existence."

The Assembly, after A heated debate, passed a resolution placing a deadline for the submission of all motions for amending the draft constitution at midnight, December

"equality and freedom of

Venerable and Constance for exercises.7-United Press.

Fu Fo for Pratos.

Arriving TO-DAT

Manbet (South China) from Haiphong

Pakhot, Macan, p.m., Salkong Whart.

--- Tjinadano ((JCJL), žrum. Amoy.

Port Darwin (B & S) from Australia New Outbreak - Of

Singapore.

Empire Jamaica (Tak Cheong) from *Manila.

FIMS Bonaventure from Shanghai. FS. Tonkinois from Balcon.

Halling To-aay

HIMS Contest for Woorung. Wave Regent for Abadan.

Expected Arrivals

December

F. 8. Tonkinola from Saigon. Bonaventure from Shanghai. Glenfintas from U... Stralla. Ting Sang from Bomboy. Hiram from Bangkok, Swalow. HMS Victorious from Singapore. Alert from Singapore. USS Chub.

December Arundel Castle from UK, Singapore. Hupeh from Tientsin, Foochow." Andre Lebon from Shanghai, HMS Belfast from Singapore.

Expected Balinge December 5 Silverleak for Mani's, Calcutta, USA. Wah Loong for Keelung. Binklang for Amay. Shanghai. Tilsadane for Shanghai. Eastern Trader for Bangkok. Tal Ping for Sydney.

OUTWARD MAILS

Postage, by sea mail only, for Christmas Cards in open covers, bearing not more then five written words is five cent

Registered and parcel mail closes half an hour before ordinary letiers. mails close at Kowloon PO half an hour

earlier than at GPO.

Wednesday, December

Australia (Taiping) 3 pa Amoy (Einklang) 3p.m.

HTV

Kuizon, Bangkok, Singapore, Colombo, Calcutta, Delhi, London (Air) 330 pm.

Macao, Tsinshan, Shekki (Kwoog

p.m.

Kongmoon, Kwang Lul) 4 p‚m. Canton (train) 4 p.m.

Thursday, December 6

Macao, Telnahian. Shekk! (Kwong Fook) Cheung) 18_1.3.

Swatow, Foochow (Halyang), 10 am. 'Mantis (Blverteak) 10a.m.

Shanghal (Tilsadane) 10 am.

Tsarkong (ook Seng). 10 a.m.

Jatnhang fashata) 10 am,

Minimum U.S. Troops In Japan

Honolulu, Dec. 3. General Thomas C. Handy, Deputy Chief of Staff, said that the United States has reached its minimum of occupation troops In Japan. He told his interviewers that there were no

Violence In Cairols to reduce the forces either, in

Calro, Dec. 3.

A bomb was thrown at the home of 'Hussein Heykal Pasha, leader of the Liberal Constitution Party and former head of the Egyptian delega- tion to the United Nations, and exploded just as Mrs Heykal was arriving, it is learned.

The police guard at the door was injured

The new outbreak came as pallce were rounding up suspects in the

Germany or Jupon.

He said he found that there were disagreements In the Philippines, where the Filipines are having their (in housing and own problems economics) just as "we are having He said that discipline and ours." morale there are better, and "we are constantly trying to improve the Goldiers' morale, although only time

*** will solve some of the problems." Associated Press.

explosions which injured at least House Of Commons

six here and in Alexandria Inst night.

Two hundred police surrounded the Moslem Brotherhood headquor- ters, while others unsuccessfully searched for bomba-United Press.

Chandeliers

|

you

res-

after being carefully screened for The delegations will study possibi reliability are paid on contract a top lites of reviewing the trade agree- salary of $3,120, $0

plus

daily as ex- ment between the

two nations pense allowance considerably less which will expire on December 31. than what is paid to American civil Negotiations were scheduled to begin service workers doing comparable yesterday but were postponed due work. Many have been authorised to the late arrival of the French,

The conversations are expected to In apply for American citizenship,

New Diesel Engine

last about one week. Drouin also A formal

will hold conversations with Italian Minister of Foreign Trade, Pletro Campilli.

announcement by the War Department said that these foreign scientists and technicians ar

helping to design a new high speed

The pact covering the emigration intended of Italian workers to France, which lightweight diesel engine

mover for was drawn up by the another French primarily us the prime

but delegation on November 30, will be light high-powered locomotive, adapted to marine and other uses; approved and signed during these

Helping to improve ribbon para conversations. United Press. chute for high speed landing of cargo and men and for slowing down air- craft in

femanding and divineavy duty Press Freedom

for

German design of equipment Cabrication of light metals;

Engaged its developing aircraft wind tunnels, consolidating Informa tion on jet propulsion as related to the rotary wing design and on

syntheile petroleum production.

In Italy

mills

Four Penang coconut oil Ministry of Food, the Special Com

a memorandum to the

missioner for South-enst Asia, Lord Killearn, the Resident Commissioner. and the Controller of Supplies, urg- ing that free export of cocoanut oll be restored, reports Reuter.

still

"the

The milis say that there are now sumcient stocks for Malaya's own needs and that if the authoritica fear a shortage they can direct the mills to hold a certain reserve,

Claiming that they have been ap- proached by Indian and European oil Importers, the mills say that

tinued enforcement of the export ban muy result in the loss of these markets.

con-

LEWIS CONVICTED

(Continued from Page 1)

Burke

hud

Press,

Picture Of Earth From Rocket

The applied physics labora- tory Johns Hopkins University has revealed that a motion pic- ture camera mounted in a Ger- man V-2 rocket recently obtain- ed a picture of the earth's hori- 720 miles zon, theoretically away, anys a United Presa mes-

age.

The photograph, showing up 40,000 square miles of territory was the rocket passed recorded after through a 65-mile peak in Ita trajec- tory during the October 24 test at White Sands, New Mexico.

there

to

The report sald that had been observers in the rocket able to look in all directions at once, they

have

approximately 1,000.000 square miles of the earth's surface.

could

sten

several The camera was one of instruments mounted in the rocket the comment Ihat we will make to obtain cosmic rays and photogra- every effort to arrive at a proper phic data on the earth's puter atmos- clear by an working agreement" when the minersphere. It was blown return to work.

explosive charge while the rocket Earlier, Mr

been was 25,000 feet above the earth. It denounced by a strong segment of his and a spectat magazine with one- Board of Directors for his suggestion inch walls of armour steel to protect for direct negotiations between the the films. owners and Lewis while the Union Prealden! contempt trial was in progress. The directors, meeting here since yesterday. discussing Roosevelt Portrait possibilities of a quick settlement,

Most declined to make Burke's resignation

Popular notice public.

The

American Association of

announced an Railroads promptly

export freight except among New Yorkers who like framed embargo on all exp be efective, at pictures of celebrities are those of midnight. An AAR spokesman said Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gen Douglas that apparike and described the Presa

they are preparing MacArthur, Olivia de Havilland and

Cardinal Spellman,

БРУБ United resa,

In the year ending October 15, a big picture frame company received 503,214 orders to frame FDR's nic- ture. More than 100,000 wanted Cardinal Spellman.

400

conserve

for a long embargo us the most drastic measure the taken to

coal since bituminous miners walked out on November 14. Rome, Dec. 3. The first of there scientists to

Xmas Post Cuts The Foreign Office spokesman dis- rive were the rocket experts, includ- closed to-day that Foreign Minister

Washington, Dec. 3. ing those who helped to develop the Pietro Nenni had informed the Vati-

Post Office Department or-

the

programme

to ar

The

1.5

current Highest in

popularity

Of the military heroes, MacArthur Eisenhower.

Nazi V-2. The War. Department said i can that the Italian authorities were dered a drastic pre-Christmas limita-led, followed by Gen

had developed to a powerless to suppress" publications tion on the size and weight of parcel Admiral Dewey, Theodora Roosevelt paint where many of the scientists which adopted an anti-clerical petl post packages

of in his Rough Rider uniform and Gen a result London, Dec. 3.

could shortly be released to private tien and attacked the church.

the coal strike and banned alto-Pershing. Five great bronze chandeliers, Industry, research laboratories

Most popular movie stars Vatican, through

gh Monsignor gether shipment by International 100 candle holders, which educational institutes. with

The restrictions will Olivia de Havilland. Walter Pidgeon Borgoncini The werkt of the foreign technicians

elective On Republic, Expedition To Southghted the House of Commons be-

Friday-United and Ingrid Bergman. It was burned down in 1834, covers the fields of electronics, super tolic Nuncio to the Italian Rep parcel post.

used in the new House of sonics, gulded missiles and jet pro- "Don Basilio complaint about the

Pole Starts

and

and new press law, as in all democralic

countries of "llbel or

Press.

will strike at

unill

(Continged from. Fago›1)

statements or de-

slander day, famation of

character."

But

is law effective, the

Foreign Minis Large ter and, the Italian authorities were offending to suppress

hod

were

EXPEDITION AUSTRALIAN

TO, THE ANTARCTIC

Canberri, Dec. 4. Australia is Bkely to send an ex- pedition to the Antarctic in the first half of 1947. to investigate the possibility of developing mineral, and

according resources, the Anglo-American merger fishing.

Canberra circles in government.

begications and nil that can be done agreement not been concluded.

'BISHOP. ILL-TREATED,

move

to

made a will.

be

a Roman weekly Commons. now being rebuilt after pulsion. Others of value to industry

which recently has include fuels and lubricants, diesel tacking and ridiculing pri

been

bitterly at the bombing of 1941,

chandeliers

turbo

pricats. have

jct The

beca and

engines, optics, Nenni told the Nuncio that the BEGINNING OF END brought by the Ministry of Works synthetics and similarly important

phases from

of Bayons Manor, near Tealby,

applied physics New York, Dec. 3.

chemistry The flagship Mt Olympus and

Lincolnshire.

Notes And Writings Charles Tennyson thure companion ships salled from

d'Eyncourt,

"Of inestimable value to American of Norfolk naval station to-day, laun M.P., unele the poet, Lord

and science are a ching the Navy's 4,000-man, four- Tennyson, bought them after the industry

of their writings, months expedition. to South

the 60-ream battle- volume Polo 1834 are for

and mansion mented

private which he

was publications Salgions for a broadside of expert-

which they have brought with them.

He admitted that the three-year yesterday. ments in one of the earth's coldest building. regions.

thin them frum

It is believed in Canberra that There were eight chandellers then, along with many pieces of equipat present is to have the police re-

*conomic plan represented by Seamen shivered and blow on❘ but three were destroyed "in" a fire. their hands as the big grey com All the glass shades are there, how-

as they appears stands as soon

agreement raised the whole question a special committee now, considering The editors and publishers of "Don of the level of industry in Germany the project will recommend to Ex- munications ships, destroyer Brown ever, carefully looked after for 112

Basilio were

recently threatened and said this would have to be quieternal Affairs Minister Dr H. V. Evatt Icebreaker Northwind and years, and they will go back to

that the exoedition should be mado as with ex-communication in an official into by the Allies. Gcoplane tender Pino Island moved Westminster.-Associated Press,

decree issued by the Congregation of

German Exporta

soon as possible in view of the out of the harbour for the run to

the Holy Office and approved by Regarding the exports which der Interest of other nations in the area. Panarna on the first leg of the

New York, Dec. 3. Pope Plus, which Gald that they many will send abroad to pay, pro--Reuter. 10,000-mile journey. The ships will

The New York Times correspon- would incur ex-communication if gressively for her imports, it is rendezvous with other vessels sailing MONTY TO VISIT TRIESTE? | dent in China reports from Hsuchow they continued publication.--Unfied pected among the early deliveries from the west coast and split into

to-day that Chinese Communists Press.

will be coal, textiles, pharmaceutical three task. groups with separate

Undine, Dec. 4. allegedly abused Monsignor Nicolas

products, chemicals and ceramics, ull assignments--Associated Press.

The local edition of the blessaggero Tzarvas, Bishop of Taming

of which are at present in short

ZBW on 845 ke and from 13.30-1.19. Veneto reported yesterday that Field report sald the Blahop after arriving

world supply. Partly finished gomis

6.30-7,90, 9-12 p.m.. nisa on 9.12 mo from the Ruhr will also be among Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery, ut Hauchow Roman Catholic Mission

8.30, Woody Herman: 8.45, London iran cription, service; accent on Ritythr; Chief of the Imperial General Staff, having been evicted from the Com- was to arrive the same day en en munist-held town of Taming, re-

Luigi Fort: 7.30. Classical requests; 8.30, Inspection of Trieste and Zone A. counted maltreatment received from General

Mr James Byrnes, the Philadelphia symphony orchestra: 9. The visit, under the strictest veil

the Chinese

Communists during a Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese United States Secretary of State, London relay lunese Syncopators: 9.55. nows: 003 Studio; Jimmy Brussels, Dec. 4. of secrecy, was to have the same settlement of

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