FRAULEINS HOODWINKING
GI JOE
'Berlin, July 6. Two American clergymen who have been touring Europe as guests of the United States War. Department sald today at they believed the policy of pek- anttting Americans to marry German girls here was a grave mistake, as many of the soldiers were being hoodwinked by giris. who only wanted entrance to tho United States. Some of these girls would constitute a political danger, they added.
Dr F. P. Comon, Methodist Philadelphia, and Bishop of Rabbi James Heller of Cincin- nail, said they had formed. these
conclusions as the result
of
talks with Army chaplains In
and Austria—A550- Germany
ciated Press,
Weekend Sports
News And Results
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BEST MONEY WINNING HORSE
out
Stanton, Delaware, July 6. Six-year-old Stymic, by Equestrian Which, b:came the of Stop world's leading mancy winning race horse by capturing the Sussex Handicap here yesterday.
This victory brought his total win- nings up to $595,519 to pass the previous record of 576,670 held by Assault, lost year's United States triple crown winner.
Stymio won yesterday's mile and a quarter race in the record time of two minutes 2-2/5 seconds.-Reuter:
Londoner
Wins Car Race
Maloja, Switzerland, July 7, A. G. Imhof, of London, won first place in the if kilometre mountain sport car races on Sunday in his Allard (over 1,300 cubic centimetre class). Imhof's best time was eight minutes 57.2 seconds.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1947,
WAR NOT BANISHED POCKET CARTOON
FROM THE WORLD,
SAYS MONTGOMERY
Hobart, Tasmania, July 6.
Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, declared here today that he did not think a new war was facing the world now, but added: "I do not think we have yet finished with wars."
He was addressing 400 former officers at a lunch at the United Services Institute here, before visiting his 'old home at Bishop's Court, where he lived 12 years while his father was bishop of the island.
Attlee's Part In Indian Settlement
"In 1947, Cecil, we must grow more than we've aver grown before."
Jews Open
Palestine
Hearing
Indonesians Accept Dutch Proposals
Batavia, July 6.
The Indonesian Republic's reply to the request by Dr. Hubertus Van Mook, Dutch Lieutenant-General, for clarification of their earlier note on the Dutch proposal for a federal interim government, was handed to Dr. Van Mook today, the Dutch news agency reported.
TWO NEW
SAINTS
Ceremony In St Peter's Basilica
In
Vatican City, July 6. the Roman Catholic
Dr Tamzil, Vice-Minister of optimistic about the resumption Church's most solemn and Im- Foreign Affairs, who arrived of Dutch-Indonesian discussions.pressive ceremony, Pope Pius here this morning with Dr M. Personal notes from the Indonu-today elevated to the rank of Sotladjit, Vice-Premier, to hand slan Premier, Dr Soekarno, to the saints two French beatified, British and United States Govern- over the reply, aald that he was ments were handed tonight to the Michel Garicoita and Elizabeth
Consula Bichier des Ages.
EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
tio
I
the
and American
alde
British General here.
Hundreds of ecclesiastical and Iny The notes replied to the advice dimitarles given a week ago in a British letter grims gathered in St Peter's Basilica and many Frich pll-
and an American
memoire to witness the colourfulevent. Among urging Itepublican.acceptance of the the large 'crowd of faithful was Dutch proposal for an interim Argentina's first lady, Senora Eva. federal government of Indonestu. Duarte Peron. There were also u
The Indonesian reply to De Van dignitaries.
large number of. French Mook tonight was immediately com- municated by him to his advisers and the Commission-General,
Church
During the ceremonies the Pope's 65-year-old Master of Chamber, Earlier today, the
Monsignor Albert Hella di Santella, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs told the Dutch Fuffered a slight indisposition and the Dutch proposals will essentiallying any notice among the faithful, news agency: "It can be said that treme hot weather. Without arous-
fainted in church owing to the n
be accepted,"
"In the next war, the Empire cannot
breathing expect a space. Real preparedness is es. sential today as it never was," he said. "Any nation that is niggardly in its allotments for
(Continued from Page 1.) scientific research is laying up
turday's Paris Conference trouble for itself, but we must
Morshall aid to Europe plan. not lose a sense of proportion.
The Radio was reported to have "Man Is stil.the factor that really
added that the paper quoted the matters. You may have the best
as being acceptance
"provisional, and that more must be known about London, July 6, tank in the world, but if the men
the plan and how it will work." Britain's last Parliamentary Inside have not stout hearts and the
M. Jindrich Nosck, the Czecho-
he was carried outside the Basilica debate before power is transfer-light of battle in their eyes, what is
good?"
slovak Ambasador, was named as The agency later reported that through a nearby passage and roon red to India on the second Saying that he was not asking
his country's representative to the Dutch circles here believed the e-recovered consciousness. reading of the. Independence statesmen to provide money for
Conference, Jerusalem, July 8,
public's reply accepted broad Elezler Kaplan, testifying for the
The Communist newspaper Rude outlines the Dutch proposals for an him of the ceremonies noticed San- Only those who were closest to Bill in the House of Commons weapons that might rapidly become
obsolete, Lord Montgomery added: Jewish Agency, today opened
that Bold the Pravo
Czechoslovakia interim government and a foreign tella's male nurse who always fol on Thursday-may, despite, the 1 see no chance of a large war, not second day of the
faithful to her relations plan, but relected the pro lows him closely owing to his mild United Nations would historic occasion, prove one of just yet, at least".
Special Committee on Palestine alliances with Russia and Yugoslavia. posal for a joint police force-form of paralysis-immediately hoiu the quietest on record.
In a broadcast to Australia, the hearing with the
The Czechoslovak Ambassador, M. Reuter. victor of El Alamein said that Bri-Jewish immigration has given great that the report that the Czechoslovak Jindrich Nosek, said here tonight Mr Winston Churchill, leader of tain has "nothing to show for all the Impetus to the econonfic progress of
Government had provisionally the Conservatives, and the last active wenith we poured out in the war the country as a whole to the benc- cepted the Anglo-French invitation resister of the Labour Government's years except victory, but that is what at of all its inhabitants," India programme, is now reconciled we wanted and we do not, at least, to the transfer plan, and fireworks regret what we did." are therefore unlikely from the Con- servative Opposition,
Mr Churchill himself will probably be absent, as he is not fuly recovered from his recent operation. Had the debate been a fortnight later, he night have been present.
His Heutenant and chief oppos!- tion Indla spokesman. Mr Richard A. Butler, will arrive from the Unit- cd States tomorrow and may there- fore be expected to take a leading part..
Imhof, 30 year old London
en gineer, was the day's outstanding driver over the tricky Maloja course which has 23 hairpin curves.
His first heat was eight minutes two 57.4 seconds. Second heat was eight
minutes 54.2 seconds.
Imhor's speed of 73.715 kilometres per hour bettered last year's marks
of 70.764. There were 21 atorters.
Peter Berglas of Switzerland was second and Kaspar Aebli also of Switzerland, was third-Associated
Press.
Champion Cyclist Boaten
.1
!
contention that
Kaplan maintained that Palestine Crowds Jammed the streets of tould absorb millions of people more. Hobart despite drizzling ruin and "our plan for the absorption of Field Marshal Montgomery ro-3 million Jews in the next decade is- visited the scenes of boyhood. practical."
After placing wreath
on the
He urged the Committee to con- Cenotaph, he met former service. men in the City Hall and read the sider the Palestine problem- not lesson at St. David's Cathedral, merely as an economic one but "as where his father used to preach. a great human problem for all the At the hospital, he chatted with peoples of the world."-Associated patients and repatriated persons, Press. and then attended a parade led by former 8th Army men.
'It was here,” he told the velcrons, that I was influenced to become a soldier."
To Hear More Groups
Jerusalem.
Arab Decision
remain
RC-
"Long Lost Son"
him
►
Baghdad, July 6. to the Paris Conference na "pre- Augus Salim, the new Indonesian mature and Inaccurate" as "the Foreign Minister, who is on a tour Czechoslovak Government has taken of Arab states at the head of an no decision yet.
Indonesian delegation, asserted on Ho added that M. Klement Gott-Sunday: "If things Ko smootty, wald. M. Jan Masaryk, the Czecho- our country will apply to the United sloval Foreign Minister, and himself Nations for membership". were leaving for Moscow on Tues-
lay,
MOSCOW TRADE TALKS
Eire, Italy and Portugal had an
cow.
when he wOB
in
to
We #re
Urging all Asians to unite against | "Western Imperialism", "he said he had been chosen by the new Indone- pounced their acceptance at the slan Republie to conduct its foreign weekend while reports from Aus- policy as an experiment", much in
Denmark, the same manner tria, Belgium, Holland, Norway Sweden, Turkey, Greece, appointed Indonesian consul af Jidda Switzerland, Iceland and Luxem by the Dutch some 40 years ago. Jerusalem, July 6. bourg had indicated that they
would The United Nations Special Com- probably attend. It was considered said, "as a long lost son to obtain "We have come to Baghdad," he "For better or for worse, the mitter on Palestine, at a closed most unlikely in Moscow tonight official Mr Attlee, The Prime Minister,
recognition order were session today, accepted the recom- that the Eastern European countries strengthen our international position, foundations of my character will open the discussions, and laid here."
mendation of its sub-committee and would attend the Paris Conference, and we seek similar treaties sucti`as formed quarters declare that for him Because of the closing the debate will mark
a Reuter Moscow cable said. of the approved applications for four addi- the climax of
junction western
of the airporttional groups for oral testimony. It added, however, that a further that recently concluded with Egypt. years of intensive personal Lord Montgomery's visit
We are here officially at the tomorrow
statement on the Anglo-Sovlet trade invitation of the Arab League, which to Launceston has been cancelled.-- The four groups are the Chief talks in Moscow is expected within is just beginning the great task of effort to redeem Labour's re-election pledges to India. They say that | Reuter.
Rabbinate of Jerusalem, the Church the next few days and that Russia uniting the Arab people. the
the while
contributlars of
Tromendous Welcome of England and the Church of Scot-
might be prepared to. offer Britain not seeking an enspire but the unity Viceroy, Lord
land, the Jerusalem Council of Jew-substantial wheat supplies in return of our people like the United States Lord Mountbatten, Lord nethick Lawrence and Sir Stafford
Hobart, July 6.
Ish Women's Organisations of Pales for machinery and other material. of America or the British Common- Cripps to the Indinn seillement can- Hobart gave Field Marshal Vistine and the League for Jewish-Arab Day and night Laiks have been going wealth."
such
and the Rapprochement and Co-operation of
Soviet experts headed by not easily be overestimated, history count Montgomery a welcome
bus as the con- as no other visitor to the city
Mikoyan, the Soviet Minister of Calling for the creation of an will name Mr Attice
Wilson, Islamic nation, he said such unity Further decision on granting hear- Foreign Trade, Mr James. tinuous Impelling force of Britain's ever received.
Since his arrival on Saturday, in
Under-Secretary efforts to transfer power.
for would embrace all Asian people wro the city where he lived as a boy, ings will be made at a later hearing. the British
Overseas Trade, disclosed in Mosure, "more or less a pawn of Im- The Inspiration
Monty has needed police help to-United Press.
perialistic countries whose desire is move through the crowds that have
I was reported that the Soviet to dominate nations outside Europe." waited for him everywhere.
Union, in particular, is pursuing 'as far as possible/ a policy of economi- Referring to Palestine, he said it cal self-sufficiency. Soviet criticisms la folly to say it is only the Jewish that the Marshall plan is an exten- question. "Palestine la wanted as a Most people credit him, with the
sion of the Truman doctrine and aims bridgehead by the Western any Arab who
at the creation of
of a Western bloc to conquer Asio," he declared. inspiration for most of the imagina-
were again emphasised today in an Associated Press, Live moves of India of the last two waiting enr. years the Cabinet Mission.
and It was only with police assistance The convention decrced that a article by the Soviet writer, M. Vik-
way could be forced for him now interpretation of the Bible and
torov in the Communist Party news- summoning of the Indian leaders to that London, the Quil India
paper Pravda, in which he called date, and to the civle reception. One
woman Koran
shows that such action is to touch hlin, against the principles
of both the tal"
the Anglo-French proposals a "dik- the appointment of Lord Mountbat-shouled: "I've got
I've got his arm. Hurrah,”
ond
declared: "Britain and and Moslem and Christian religions and France have centred on a path which walked arm in arm with him until will result in excommunication..
has nothing in common with the In- It is agreed that he has been bril- he escaped.
The happiest in the great wel- Another resolution Kald: "We, ternational co-operation, or with the liantly served and Interpreted by such statesmen as Lord Mountbälten coming crowd were six old ladles indeed, feel that a decisive battle true-interests of the peoples--of-
Who
walted patiently for few between
1
our rights and Jewish Europe."-Reuter. and Sir Stafford Cripps, but
with the words a group
mari they
resumed in a Cabinet India, experts a
had falsehood will be
there- would probably be the first to accord known as n boer at Bishop's Court, strong, practical way. We
his father when
ought to renew was Bishop of fore,
our deter- Mr Attlee Aral honours.
Tasmania. They included his old mination and faith to destroy the Plans have still to be made fer a nurse, governess and teacher. and Jewish national home and Zionism tennis House of Lords debate on the India Bishop's Court servant.-Associated at any cosi and many Carrying half a dozen
stances."United Press. rackets, Jack Kramer, winner of the Independence Bill, but the assump-Press. men's singles championship at Wim-tion is that the Secretary of State for India, Lord Listowel, will lead bledon, left London airport tonight.
Kramer said that he was going the discussion. back to the United States to prepare
came Mr Attlee, before Labour into power, had, it is known, a gcent urge to forge ahead with the Indian settlement.
Paris, July 6. Jan Derksen, of The Netherlands and world professional sprint cycling champion, was beaten into third place in the Grand Prix de Paris, held over 1,000 metres, here today.
The event was won by Arle Van Vliet, of The Netherlands, who beat Louis Derrardin, of France, by half a length.
Derksen was a further half length | ten.
away.
The winners' time for the final two metres-sprint-was-11.8-seconds
Reuter.
Kramer Returns To United States
London July 0.
for the defence of
of the Davis Cup at Forest Hills. Commenting on reports that he was thinking about turning professional, he said that people were
making a wild guess."--Reuter.
RETAINS HIS TITLE
Salt Lake City, July 7. Frank Parker retained his national clay court tennis championship on Sunday by beating Ted Schroedor second ranking American player, 8-0, 6-2, 6-4-Associated Press,
Letters To
The Editor
Duty Of The Press
the
The House of Lords debale, pre- suntably, will be within a week or so of the Commons discussions, as the mom still la to have the Bill on the Statute Book by July 20-Reuter.
KING AT ST PAUL'S
SERVICE
London, July 6.
They broke through the cordons to: speak to him and to touch
Haifa, July 0. him. Moslems and Arab Christians at Their attentions have been so press-
Committee con- ing that the police had almost to on Arab Higher carry the victor of El Alamein from vention today adopted a resolution Hobart Town Hall to get him to his excommunicating
sells land to Jews.
First Free Election
circum-
To Be Held In Syria
Damascus, July 0.
Syria will soon hold its first parliamentary election by direct adult suffrage, and the first since the winding up of the French mandate and the withdrawal of foreign troops .in 1944. The last election took place in 1943.
Polling is expected to pass off quietly with a victory for the Government candidates:
lege which then elect all parilamen- 慕 tary representatives.
The
King, himself, with Prime
ter
For the arst time, too, the election
wake
New rival parties are in the Mield,
a greater Syria. Though this alm does not appear on the party plat- form, Ahrar candidates are regarded as "Greater Syría" advocates both by other parties and by the authorl- ties. They are not generally regarded as having much chance of miccess.
The Communists put up three can-
didates, including their leader in Damasciis and another candidate at Homs. The labour unions have their own candidate who opposes the Com- munists-Reuter..
Scraped Wrists To Bones
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Under a decrce published at the begining of this month, Syrians will elect 138 deputies, comprising 114, Moslems, five Hundreds of thousands of Druses, 18 Christians and one Britons went to church yester-Jew-14 more deputies than in day in response to a summons the last parliament.
Hitherto, the deputies have been by King George VI to a national elected by indirect vote, the elec Sir-Referring to the article by day of prayer for Britain and torate first choosing un electoral col- "Candidus" in Saturday's issue of the British Commonwealth. your paper, I think that what Hong- a really free press-- kong needs a press which is not afraid to ex- Minister Clement Attire and other will be fought on a purely party
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candidates Formerly pose the weaknesses of our Govern- government lenders went to St. ment and its oMcials a press which Paul's Cathedral in London, where largely fudged on whether they were is not merely content to serve up to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. for
mandate.
Nuremberg, July 6. Goy public news cooked up by the Geoffrey Fisher, offered the prayer der made the French regime un- Government Press Relations Omee, that as a nation we may return to
Woldemar Kungerhoefer, 47-year- The public knows what is really the simple law of the Ten, Com and for the past two weeks a lively old former SS captain, eltempted
on and very few people aro mandments".
election campaign has been going suicida
gaol today by Soceived by the contents of Govern-
on Among the opposing parties are scraping his wrists to the bone with ment hand-outs. If the situation "Every single one of them
(Araba small safety-plu.. the in Hongkong is to be remedied it is violated every day, and trone these the National Party Patriots
Com up to the Press to take the lend. violations come the distresses of our Party), the Ahrar and
| Prison officials said the attempt The Press should not hide the truth own and of every other nation," said
National Party supports the was discoverd shortly before six in an attempt to apare the feelings the Archbishop, adding: "There is Natio
National bloc government now in o'clock; (local time) this morning. of; arome big shot let the Press nn simple division of the world into power. Some of its members tavour when Klingerhoefer naked his show that it is not afraid to be friend and foe-no unquestioning an amendment to the Constitution cellmate for drink of water. The outspoken-lot the Press criticise common Impulse convincing every by which Shukr Boy El Kountly cellmate noticed: blood on Klinger- friend and fac alike let the Press man and woman that what he or she President of Syrin since August 18, hoefer's blankois and called for the do its duty and forget sentiment. does matters."
1913, could nerva u further tarm.
military Euard. The Independent Patriot or Na- Attendance at many services was tional Arab Party Includes candidates
Klingerhoefer was taken to the (It would be difficult to and a less cut by a one-day token strike of fettered or more outspoken Press London oua operators who wait time from various political groups but all prison hospital, where his condition Prison omelain anid the pin he than In Hongkong. The claim Isond a half instead of the proson: tine supporting, the republie within the was described as "not serious.. substantiated by an American news and a quarter for Sunday work: Taurus to the Atlantic. They oppose baby's diapers". He was
vast Arabunton extending froni
used was "smaller than that used for paper, correspondent who recently
Frederick Informace be readers that Hongkong At St Pauls, where arrangements the government blot but support the have been indicted in another of the Parted and published by prendere
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