French Wheat Stocks
Nearly Gone; Bread Ration
Cut In Likely
Paris, Apr. 22.
Paris housewives queued up for bread today, and the Ministry of Food Supply admitted that wheat stocks were nearly gone.. "We are living from day to day by virtue of importations which are extremely irregular," a Ministry official told the United Press.
Bakers' shops in several Paris districts closed for lack of flour,
TWO FRENCH and officials said they may close
DOCTORS FACE TRIAL
Paris, Apr. 22.
Two French doctors have been
at times until the harvest.
"It will be just as it was last summer when, due to lack of re- serve' stocks and slow deliveries, bakers were forced to close their doors occasionally for day or two al a time," one offi- cial said.
K
The broad ration is expected to be reduced froin 300 grams to 250 Встоге grams per day on May 1. the
daily bread consump- wary: thr tion of the average Frenchman was,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1947.
THE PARKERS
"YOO COLD TO HANG
BUS
· ABOUT ~ "THINK I'LL STROLL ALONG TO
STOP THE NEXT
STOP
Jet Plane
Sets New
Speed
by
HODGES
HEAVENS!
MY BUS
ALL DASH BACK-
TEL NEVRA, MAKE
ILLANCO IT TO THE NEXT STOP
CURSE IT!.
Mark
London, Apr. 22.
A Gloster Meteor IV let pro- pelled.aircraft; which arrived at Kastrup airfield In Copenhagen, yesterday from Brussels on a demonstration .flight, attained a speed exceeding by 14 miles per hour (22.4 kilometres) the world's speed record set up last September by Bellain.
The plane flew the 800 kilo- metres from the Belgian capital at an average speed of 630 miles per hour (1,008 kilo- metres).
500 grams (one and shortage in
Blame for the wheat placed on the failure of wheat im- ports from the United
States in to expectations. coming up
Under Agreements oblained by the
The plane is being demon- Minister of Agriculture, M. Francois
in Washington laststrated to the Scandinavian Tanguy-Prigent, in Wa
to Import February, France was 553.000 tons of foreign cereals dur-governments, but owing to the ing the first half of 1947. Actual death of King Christian the the United States demonstration in Denmark was deliveries from and other what-supplying countries postponed.. The plane is due to have been 130,000 tons short of this
leave for Norway and Sweden Agure.
Premier Paul Ramndler has ad- today. un urgent request to the Wheat Distribution dressed International Board for a 10 percent increase in allocations to France.
"We hope to keep metropolitan brought to trial for allegedly centres such us Paris adequately using sea turtle serum to treat supplied, but provinelal towns may tuberculosis-stricken patients... hove to go without for comparative-
Doctors Jacques Boiffard and Jeany longer periods." Prostrat are charged with "selling and delivering serums without au thorisation". They are alleged to have been using an anti-T vaccine obtain- sea turtles to treat tubercular ed from patients at the Marie of Rumanin clinic in
In Paris.
calmly and with pulse in the Suiting courtroom yesterday, Drs Builford and Prestrat heart a parade of wit- ses, including doctors and hospital nassos, nuthorities,
proclaim the marvellous healing powers of the turtle serum. There was no testimony given con- trulleting the evidence. However. sources in Paris suid today that while the serum might be effec- tive in treating temporary or minor in efficacy TB. They doubted its curing pulmonary tuberculosis.
Cures Claimed Turtle serum was originally used In Germany in the 1920s, where it had the name of Friedmann Seruin, after the doctor who developed it. In 1929 a Dr Simionesco, who founded the Marie of Rumania clilc in Paris, tried to get government, approval for ita use.
Public Health The Ministry of never awarded the necessary accord. but Simionesco and his pupils, the two doctors now on trial, continued to use the treatment, claiming a high percentage of cures,
Under the terms of a French law of 1934, no medical treatment can be used without prior official approval. This is the basis of the accusation against Boiffard and Prentrot,
will be necessary
Increased imports ven after the harvest, Ministry of Agriculture oficials sald, due to destruction of more than one-third of France's winter wheat crop by the hardest United Press.
Thic
Wan
The Gloster Aircraft Company states that the journey from Brussela to Copenhagen
an ordinary Hight. The pilot of the Meteor IV is Colcs- Freedy, He in one of the Gloster Squadron-Lender D. V. C. Aircraft Company's ace test pilots. He set out from Mauston, Kent, on 6,400 kilometres demonstration tour.
The Meleor IV is identical with that which established the world re- cord of 985.0 kilometres per hour, except that it has clipped wings, not standard in RAF Metter fighters Reuter.
Test Pilot Killed
4,000 Angry Romans
In Protest March
Rome. Apr. 22.
An angry crowd of 4,000 war veterans today marched through ranks of club-swinging police and tried for the second time in a week to storm the barred doors of Montecitorio Palace where the Constituent Assembly was in session.
The march by former partisans, returned prisoners of war and discharged army veterans, Including numerous wounded, was a pro- text against unemployment, inadequate government subaldles and rising prices,
The police tried rushing the crowd with Jeeps but were under orders to proceed cautiously and pulled up before ramming any marchers.--United Press,
Russians Go All Out In Search For Minerals
London, Apr. 22.
Thousands of prospectors will blanket the Soviel Union by parachute, reindeer, camel, automobile, airplane and pack mule this year in the greatest mineral search in Russia's history, Radio Moscow reported today.
JEWS ON HUNGER
STRIKE
"Their
KAND WAIT FOR
THE LATER Bus!
Hunt For Yugoslav Criminals
Rome, Apr. 22.
NO FORCED LABOUR AS REPARATIONS
BY MILES W. VAUGHN (United Press General Manager for Asia)
Tokyo, Apr. 23. General MacArthur will re- wist to the utmost any effort to make forced labour by Japanese prisoners of war part of repara- tions, and will continue his vigorous effort to get all Japan- ese prisoners of war back to this country at the earliest pos- sible date, as provided in Clauses 9 and 10 of the Potsdam de- claration.
More than 1,000,000 Japanese wor prisoners were still held in Russian- controlled territories on April 15. when the last SCAP figures wère re- leased, and there was growing Zene in Japanese circles that these men
British military police and might be held. Indefinitely to work Italian police are co-operating in out Soviet reparations claims. Of
these prisoners, $1,012 wero a widespread hunt for 16 Yugo-Siberia and 351.224 in the former Slay criminals freed last night nuto) and the Kurlles, which islands of Saghalien by a band of 1,000 anti-Tito Rasala occupied after V-3 Day, in Yugo-Slave which attacked the accord and with the pledge made to train taking the prisoners to her by Britain and the United States the Lipari Islands, off Sicily.
at the Yalta conférence,
Indicative of the delay in getting The anti-Tits men were being: taken northward from a British prisoners out of Russia, SCAP's re- camp at Naples to the British zone port dated April 15 showed that at of Germany. Their train, and the end of the war there were 700,000. train carrying criminals southward, Japanese prisoners of war in Siberia stopped in adjacent tracks, at the and 704.848 in. Southeast Asia. rallway station at Formia, about 80
Number Remaining miles south of Rome.
When the Ball-Tito men heard enst Asia that.
the
prison train
activities will cover 2 mmen, they
draft
camels to
Rome
Reuter,
17
The
the
Slavs
LOSING FAITH
IN GOVT?
lerian control.'
Barely
Was
war
un
said:
Wars
The number remaining in South- on April 15 was only contained 73,734, while that in Siberia
attacked 881,612. Also, the Russians have re- the train
Cuerda,
patriated only a few thousand of the prisoners, one of whom 372,016 Japanese prisoners of 1,000,000 square kilometres," was later recaptured.
who were caught in Seghullen and the radio said.
Military "Prospecting
police searched
the Kurlles Immediately after V-J has been a major enterprise train when it arrived in Day."
carly today.
Stressing the need for the return ever since 1928,
Some expedi- telgued sleep and adopted a polley of war prisoners and an Immediate tions will search the Kola punin- of passive resistance.
peace treaty with Japan based on the
of Christianity, The released men had been sen principles sula, others the mountains of
Informant Tajikistan and Central Asia on fenced by Italian courts to terms of unimpeachable the 40th parallel. Other partics imprisonment for criminal offences, Throughout history, when
The 1,000 anti-Tito men formed have been won, peace frontles have will prospect upon the Trans- part of a contingent of 12,000 Yugo- been signed and relations returned Nicosia, Cyprus, Apr. 22.
from the British camp at to normal. It is a 1liticrian concept winter in a generation.-
The hunger strike continues Carpathian Ukraine in the West Slavs
Eboll, near Naples, whose transfer to overrun and conquer a nation and at the Cyprus camps, which to Sakhalin island in the East to the British zone of Germany for keep its people enslaved. We need Whoat Conference
been taken over by mobiles and 6,000 pack und
"Over 150 aircraft, 3,000 auto-further screening began on April 14. peace treaties now, and not Hilt- London, Apr. 22.
have now con-
British troops, and special pre-unimals, ranging from International Wheat
session
cautions have been taken to reindeer, will be used." ference met in a decisive
exclude the press and the public Radio Moscow said that especial this afternoon to determine whether
from the arca,
attention would be given to areas to accept the United Statea "final
to contain iron, ilkety
following iter" for a world wheat agreement, an authoritative source revealed to
Gloucester, Apr. 22.
At noon today the Xylotymbou Professor A. G. Vologdin's new day.
James Bridge, 26, was killed to-
were at The conference will conclude day when the Meteor jet aircraft has quiet and orderly, with theory that many iron Helds
deposit n
of iron- either plenary session
he was testing for the first time the interned Jewish illegal Immt-formed by open
grants holding in mass meeting. absorbing microbes. He has pre- tomorrow or Thursday.
developed englue trouble and Banners displayed at the entrance to dicted where many iron fields may Both Cannda
Australia and
crashed near here.
the camp bore the slogan "Fifteen be found. Some of his predictions "seemed pleased" with the American
Bridge apparently tried to Thousand Jewish Refugees Refuse have been proven accurate, one field offer, this source said. He
billion to give exact details of the price land when he saw smoke pour-Food" and "British Fired on Peace-containing several
tons of Demonstration." | ful range determined. anothering from one of the engines, There were no signs of sick per- No mention of minerals other than
maximum reliable source said the would be between $1.70 and $2.00. but the plane stalled and crash sons although many were sliting in ed. Bridge was pinned beneath attitudes of exhaustion, and it was probably around $1.00 a bushel.
The agreement would run for dve the wreckage and was dead when stated there were bad casts in the
huts. years. It was the first and last pro- freed. The plane did not catch
Guards at the camp confirm that mado posal the United States
no rations were taken for the chil- conference and was drafted upon re-fire.-United Press.
dren by the camp and ulso that ecipt of information from Washing ton when the delegates asked for Geneva, Apr. 22. Tariff negotiations between reaction on the proposal for a $1.70 Britain and the United States The American proposal was handed at the International Trade Con-to the conference on Monday. ference here will open tomorrow porter countries, excluding Argentina, when representatives of the two which had already gald she would nat sign the agreement for the pre- countries meet to exchange asent, approved in principle. list offering tariff concessions, porter countries were given to this morning to decide whether they could it was announced today.
Tariff talks will also begin tomor-accept. They were, to inform the row.between Canada and the United conference this afternoon. States, and Czecho-Slovakia and the United States,
The ease, which is being heard in the 17th Correctional Chomber, has been adjourned until the first week in May United Press.
TARIFF TALKS IN GENEVA
011
maximum.
but
refused
at the
Ex-
Georgia Crash
Atlanta, Georgia, Apr. 22. Nine persons were killed today
Delta Airlines
when
A
air-
iron ore.
Iron and cool were made by Radio
uranium, thorium or other radio- Moscow, and there was no hint that active minerals would be principal
for the mineralogical targets
ex- perts.
nlott.
In the
than
two weeks after his arrival in Japan on September 17, 1945,
asserted General MacArthur that the progress of the occupation permitted a "drastle cut in the num- ber of troops originally estimated for that purpose," the informant pointed out.
Occupation Forco London, Apr. 22.
His estimate that within six said
The Conservative Daily Express months, the occupation force could
today that its poll
not more of public probably, number opinion showed that 58 per cent of 200,000 men occasioned surprise in the people were dissatisfied with some quarters, but by the end of the Labour Government's conduct that period the progress of events of affairs.
made his curlier judgment seem
the same Thirty-six per cent of those polled reasonable to all In sald
they were satisfied with the statement of September 17, 1945, the Government and six per cent of his views on the length of the mill- Supreme Commander also indicated "didn't know." Forty-one per cent were dissatisfied with Mr Clement tary occupation. Prospectors in Parachutes
Attice as Prime Minister,
Concluding nis comment on the there has been no communication
42 per alzo of the occupation force, General "Alrcraft will be used mainly to cent were satisfied and nine per since Friday between the camp com-
*The MacArthur said:
questions know. mittee and the authorities.
explore the boundaries of new iron cent "didn't
involved in this matter are entirely fields discovered in the Karellan
last previous poll in From the medical angle tomorrow Finnish Republic, Siberia and Con- January, 42 per cent were satisfied independent of the future Japanese
be erit
eritical will
US the fifth day of
Aslo," Rudlo Moscow spid. with Government and 50 per politico-governmental structure on and undoubtedly tral
a national and international plane. This problem is one the ultimate abstention.
The Express sold the latest poll produce strious physical effects. "They will spend about 24.000 hours cent with Air Cutte any rate the
would strikers
be "Some will parachute prospectors in
Was
completed early this month solution of which
on of which necessarily awaits unable to take ordinary ralions, and the Siberian wilds, which would take | besore pubution of the new bud-completion of the military phases of would require special feeding.----
surrender. It is one.. which un. weeks to reach by mule or feep." Rabbi's Protest London, Apr. 22.
"This year's expeditions will have
This poll is not confined to Dally questionably will be treated
diplomatic level of the. Meanwhile, Rabbi Hellpern, three times the amount of drilling Express readers," the Express said. United
ted Nations, and is one in which Mr Geoffrey de Haviland,
last year and lost his life last autumn in a high- Cyprus representative of the Chief equipment available
"It represents the views of a scien- the answer cannot fall to be in- speed test flight, has been awarded Rabbi's Council, has cabled a protest eight times the prewer equipment. tifically organised cross-section of fluenced by the incident of events Asked whether the United States the Seagrave Trophy, it
to the Colonial Secretary, Mr Arthur Altogether, about 225 miles of trial the community of urban and rural
in the near and approximate future." Creech Jones, against the official borings will be sunk."
men and women."-United Press, nounced today.
This was in 1945, Other negotiatlons starting this proposal constituted an ultimatum,
The radio sold new coal fields found The trophy, instituted in 1030 to Palestine account of the incidents in week will be on Thursday between this source sald: "I believe we called
detention camp the Caralnos it a definitive proposal. "
achievements of
last in Koln peninsula would be explored, France and the United States and on
commemorate the
when troops fired on illegal as well as the Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, Friday between France and South the key nation at present was the the late Sir Henry Seagrave, has not
"Some of the im-
been awarded during the war years, Jewish immigrants, killing one and
iron fields near the mouth wounding six. Africa, China and France and Canada United Kingdom. and
porter nations have already said they it is normally awarded every year to
The tabbi claimed that shooling Angara river-United Press. British subject who, in the the Altogether there are 120 sets of would accept it. The decision rests
was not justined, as the Palestine negotiations, of which 98 have with Britain, who already sald she opinion of the awarding committee Information Office communique had tariff
outstanding had
of dates fixed. Twenty-four preferred multilateral to bilateral accomplishes the most
sald, by attempts to break out their
demonstration of possibilities of sets of negotiations will begin in agreements, but her reaction to our
camp and denied an official state- transport by land, air or water.- is not yet known,' in the first half of May and suggestion April,
ment that immigrants had asked for 48
Reuter, added.
an increase in the monthly quota of 24 in the second half of May.
The
chairman, conference
entry permits for Palestine. At a private meeting today, the
Clauson, of the Inter- Gerrard Executive Committee
had proposed
Reports national Trade
calling an open plenary session either Organisation elected flva vice-chairmen of the prepara- tomorrow or Thursday "although it tory committee, including Mr L. D. will be postponed if importers ac- Vilgress, former Canadian Minister cept, for the many detalls will have to the Soviet Union and now Minis- to be worked out. Of course,
they reject it the conference will be ter to Switzerland.
France.
Key Nation
Im-
He said
he
Sir
craft crashed near Columbus, Georgin, after colliding with a converted Army trainer when landing-Reuter.
Seagrave Trophy--
who
WDS BH-
FRESH TEXAS CITY BLAZE
I
last
the
of the
PHOTO-FINISH
AT EPSOM
Freddie Mills'
Next Bout
Jack
an-
the
time
upon
Recovery of Japan Again, early in February 1047, he expressed to visiting American edi tora his conviction that the ultimate job of implementing the democra- iisation and recovery of Japan was a task for the United Nations. In his statement of
February 20, 1647, London, Apr. 22.
addressed to Congress at the request Solomons Promoter
of the War Department, General nounced today that the British light-MacArthur urged early transition to Epsom, England, Apr. 22.
Freddie civilian control to attain the best re- champion, heavyweight A photo-finish cummern was used rom London Indicate here today officially for the arst time Mills, will fight the American. Lloyd sults for all concerned.
He said: "It must be, and remain,. that the Cyprus camp question is on any British racecourse tecile Marshall, in an outdoor bout here
nur Arm purpose to restore peace. also evoking interest there. The the second and third places in the during the first week in June, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
Solomons said he planned his first and normalcy at the very earliest Mr Great Metropolitan Hugh Dalton. announced in
Stakes, principal
open
air show for Derby Week. Tho race on the day's cord, House of Commons today that the
for. Saturday, practicable, and it is my full
to recommend Derby is scheduled
the Intention Mrs Chisendale Marsh's outsider, June 7.
of removal British taxpayer pays no part in the Star Song, won the race by a clear
existing military erecting and maintaining
Solomons made the announcement controls over Japan as soon as civilian of the of the camps for illegal Jewish immigrants.length, but the second and third before taking a plane for Stockholm controls safely may be substituted. A statement was made at this
Texas City, Apr. 22. When questioned
whether the horses were so close the Judge put with Nate Wolfson and Ray Arcel History session by the French delegation on
A warehouse stored with Elm-
policy of imposing heavy fine on
on the camera to the test on its initial manager and trainer of Joe Bakst, able for pointed out the uunistaik- Icsson that military occupations the new French tariff, first referred
day of operation.. which
and Joe Vdla, manager to in the United States-France loan and importers commit themselves for monlan nitrate burst into fames to-such areas of Palestine in
serve their
ut best only for full Ave years of the agree-day,
purpose a week after the disastrous terrorism took place had been con-
The picture showed that Lord world's light-heavyweight champlon, a limited time. agreement in May 1940, when it was the
to buy
sell a certain explosions caused by the some sidered, Mr Dalton replied: "I think Rosebery's Parhelion finished second,
Gus Lesnevich,-United Press.
General MacArthur's statement to stated that tariff would form the ment
this is a larger question."-Reuter. a head in front of Mr A. Wright's
Allied correspondents in Tokyo, that busts of the French Lariff reduction amount of wheat. Any bought or
Bold
outside the agreement would be
Salubrious-United Press.
the military occupation was now be- negotiations in Geneva.
The French then undertook that at free trade prices, but free trading
only
coming more of an obstacle than an. the new tariff-which is imposed on would be undertaken
ald to the economic reconstruction of Japan, was merely a summary of the views stressed by him since the be. ginning of the occupation-United: Press!
Now French Tariff
over."
The American draft did not change the structure of the original agree- ment, which provided that exporters
after
the value of each individual Item commitments have been. funtled.- instead of at a flat rate on all Items United Prest. within a entegory-would not in
lovel,
tariffs above the prewar
Interested European ereles, how. over, any that the new French tariff will raise French tariffs up to 50 percent above the present level.
Senate Passes
Aid Bill
Under the United States-French loan agreement, the French 'Govern-
Washington, Apr. 22. nat said that they would abandon
The United States Senate to the quota system for imports when a now tariff was introduced-Reuter.night approved the bill allocat-
Delays Departure
London, Apr 22, Foreign Office spokesman in dicated today that the British Foreign- Secretary, Mr Ernest Bevin, may postpone hls departure from Moscow by another 24 hours.
Mr Bevin, who was supposed to
leave Moscow tomorrow, will probably leave before Thursday United Pres.
not
PERSONAL WILL the lady who inadvertently took Room, away the key of the Board Morning Post Building, please return it
to the General Manager EN, BOGN possible.
chemical.
The warehouse is owned by the Texas City Terminal Railway Com- pany.
Heavy clouds of smoke again obscure the city, where 575 persons are estimated to have been killed Just weck.
The cause of teday's fire is not yet determined.
INVITATION TO VASILEVSKY
Moscow, Apr. 22.
Chindit Head's Remains
of the
OUTWARD MAILS
Unless otherwise
stated. Registered Articles and Parcel Posis closa 30 minutes cariler the time stated
Londen, Apr. 22, *. | below!.
the
Field Marshal Viscount Montgo- The body of Major-General O. c. The streets were crowded with mery has set some time in June as Wingate, commander of the Chindits, traffle at the time shops were open the time he would like, to act as recently found in Manipur, will not and the routine of life was gradual-host to the Soviet Chief of Staff, be brought to Britain for burial
Marshal Vasilevaky, ly being restored.
the United with military honours, stated Mayor J. C. Trahan sald that the Press learned to-day. and the War Minister, Mr Frederick Bellen- business section of the city was In Soviet Marshal has replied that heger, in 'the House of Commons-to- no apparent danger from another will give his answer some time next day. explosion.
The fire is in what is left of the' Field Marshal Montgomery invited warehouse, near the dock where the Marshal Vasilevsky to visit England French ship Grand Camp blew up.
as his guest during his own trip to Mr W. H. Sandberg, Vice-Pre Russia in January-United Press. The vote was 67 to 23-sident of the Company, said: "I do Reuter.
not think there are more than 1,000 tons of ammonium nitrate in there" MOUNTBATTEN TO
ing $400,000,000 for aid to Greece and Turkey.
'Moscow Comment
London, Apr. 22. -Tadio Moscow tonight broadcast a commentary from the Soviet pub- lication Trud, wheh sald President Truman's proposed bid to Greece and Turkey had the "hearty appro- val of Madrid."
The commentary sald France and his followers also hoped for an in- Crease in the "support which the Franco regime, already receives from certain circles of America, Britain, Argentina and certain other coun- tries."United Press.
The French vessel Grand Camp was reported to have had 2,300 tons on board.
month.
VISIT FRONTIER
New Delhi, Apr. 22. An official communique announced. today that the Viceroy,
Viscount
Mr Bellenger added that this was in accordance with the policy of the Government that the bodies of those be ton- who fell overseas should centrated within military cemotories in the countries and zones in which they fell-Reuter,
SOLDIER✨ TO HANG FOR 'RAPE
Honolulu, Apr. 22, The Army announces that Pie
No flames are visible, but the warehouse is smoking heavily with a deep orange colour, which residents Mountbatten, and Lady Mountbatten Garlon Mickles, 10, of St Louis, will have learned to fear,
Officials promised to notify citizens would visit the North-west Frontier by wireless if danger appeared im-next Monday for a one-day, quick minent. Many citizens are reported tour to inspect the situation..
be packing in readiness
communique sald - Lord Mountbatten would make evacuate the city again, but accord-
frequent ing to the Houston Chroncile, the fire tours outside Delhi. This will be his. was extinguished shortly
before first since taking office. United
Press. p.m.-Reuter.
to
to
The
be hanged at Schofield Barracks to- day for raping a War Department civil employee in Guam a year ago. President Truman approved the conviction last November.
Mickles was a former member of the quartermaster truck company with
the 20th · Air Force,-United
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