Jewish Recruiting Posters
re-
London, Jan. 20,--The eruiting posters for a Jewish militia for Palestine, which ap- peared recently in London, have been repudiated by the Jewish Agency.
The posters were issued by the Jewish Hebrew Legion, L small
organisation in London.
denied
An Agency pokesmon tonight that this body had any connection with the Jewish Agency.
Ita publications are understood. In have
for shown sympathy
the methods of the extremist Jewish milltary
groups the Irgun Zvat Leumi and Stern dang
It is doubtful whether any direct action will be taken, though the ime of recruiting posters in London at a me when neither the Jewish tor Arab staten have been brought into being
and when Palestine is
under British mandate. Is cer- tainly regarded in British Govern-
vent quarters as irregular.
In fact,
Keature
the
Hebrew Legion's
In not taken very seriously of the partlen most nearly การ ก ncerned.
It pol sponsored by the official Jewish body, the Jewish in Artency,
bor does Arab oplafon London expect that many recruits to the Zinnist cause will be obtained by this means. The Arab view Is that recruiting has proved unneces sary in the Arab interest and has The only been undertaken.
not
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netion, recording to Arab sources here, taken by Arab authorities in this rection is to 1st the names anti addresses of volunteer. Heuter.
TRADE TALKS
DEADLOCK
Argentine Prices Too High
THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1948,
Dutch Govt. Policy In
Indonesia Assailed
The llague, Jan. 20-Profes sor Pleier Gerbrandy, Premier of the Netherlands during the Dutch Government's wartime exile in London, and now chale- man of the rightwing "Unlly of the Realm" committee, tonight broadcast an attack on the pre-
вене Dutch Government for
what he catled Its palloy in Indonesia,
"oatrich"
"Thin concealment of the truth compares compatibly with the
in which open manner the
Britian Prime Minister during the war informed his
WARCINMUNNOIEMENTUME
people truthfully, even if he had bad news," he said."
Professor Gerbrandy, who was broadcasting for the first time since he was banned over four months ago for insulting re- ferences to Lieutenant Governor- General Hubertus Van Mook, declared that when the севле- fire treaty between Indonesia and Holland was signed aboard the American warship Renville, "a decision was taken about our kingdom, ila xtructure and its constitution,
heads over your and without your knowledge.”— Repter.
ALL-OUT RUSSIAN
ATTACK ON U.S.
POLICY IN
IN JAPAN
By Stewart Hensloy
Washington, Jan. 29.—Informed sources today said that the Soviet Union, convinced that the United States intends to build up Japan as a buffer against Communism in the Orient, plans to launch an all-out assault on American occupation policy in Japan.
DOLLARS FOR
EUROPE
The beginning of this assault developed in the Far Eastern
Commission which, however, at today's meeting, dodged the issue by refusing to take a vote on specific Russian proposals.
The Soviet Ambassador to the United States and delegate to the FEC proposed that Gen. Douglas MacArthur be required to prohibit certain Japanese weapons to the Japanese police and be given only three months to destroy Japanese litary personnel records which conceivably might be used as the nucleus for new recruitment.
SHIPPING SLUMP IN
TAIWAN
Jan.
Talpel,
20.-Foreign shipping in Taiwan, an in all! other Chinese ports. is a frac- tion of what it was in prewar days, and one British shipping that expert here estimated- foreign shipping during 1947 of what it was was 1/300th before the war.
1309
Tula drastic stump is particularly signißennt in Taiwan, which keyed to a highly developed import- export system by the Japanese.
informed tources According to here, much of the shipping, drop-off can be blamed on the same stringent government Import-export regula- tions, prohibitions on foreign inland and coastal shipping and the same "unrealistic foreign exchange rate" that are throttling it on the main-
Tel.
However, the island itself is not vet in a position to resume its place
in Oriental und world economy be-
HENDERSON
GUIR KATURDAY EVENIND POST
LOITONG PATUL REAVICE,
"Make it snappy-I've got work to do before your date
gets here!"
cause, observers said, its rehabilita: OLYMPIC ICE HOCKEY DISPUTE:
Hon has not should.
Lone forward
sortic
os it
Island Flounders These factors leave the lush sinnd withi Boundering ---- large stocks of produels which the Rovernment monopoly la not willing to export at present market prices. and in other cases with an inability to produce enough to warrant for- ein export.
At the same time foreign shipping) has declined, Chinese shipping has
increased tremendously. This has
heen the case In all other Chinese ports. Experts generally agree that it has 1te or no significance so far as China's work economy or econo- mic recovery is concement.
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Swiss Reject
Reject Olympic Committee's Ban
St Moritz, Jan. 29.—Dr Albert Mayer, member of the International Olymple Committee and the Swiss Organising Committee, announced today that the former voted 16-10 to ban both United States ice hockey teams from the Winter Olympics, and added that the Swiss would reject the decision.
29.-The pos-
10
Geneva Trade Agreement Limitations
London, Jan. 29.-A call for the establishment of the prin- ciple of discrimination in trade as opposed to the multilatorial- ium of the Geneva trade and tariff agreement, was made by the Opposition in the House of Commons today.
After the Government had asked Genove of the for
the approval
Oliver Lyttelton,
agreement, Mr
Minister. of Production
Churchill's
In
Mr
wartime coalition
Cabinet, moved an amendment ask- In the Government not to "submit in the
prematurely"
to the principle
non-discrimination
relations. remtions.
** regi
of
in commercial
It regretted the ilmits net by the agreement
on Imperial Preference and asked for a "realistic policy on the lines of the Marshall Plan" and the development of trade within the British Empire, the Western coun- tries and their overseas territories. Mr Lyttelton said he believed that the building up of Western European trading entity and the expanding of the Colonial trade of these countries was one way out of Britain's econo mic difficulties.
But this meant discrimination'now. When equilibrium in trade had been eatablished, then multilateral trado could be proceeded with.
of
Mr Harold Wilson, President the Board of Trade, replying to the
debate, said there had been too much Britain's concessions feeling that
were
a serious inrond Into Imperial Preference.
her
of the
"Zionist United
The concessions represented about trade.-- total 16 percent of Reuter. stoner 4 Mayer made the statement to View, Housewarmer,
Arabs May Withdraw No
Cairo, Jan. 29.-Egypt and other An Associated Press reporter as pounds; Lucky Purchase, Wet
Sun, Sir John Coupe. Knights Crest, Oficial Bures show that in 1947, {he left a meeting of the Inter Loyal Antrim, 10 stones 3 pounds; Arab country delegates may with- 189 foreign ships called at
stunes 2 pounds; draw from the layana trade con- Taiwan
of Keelung and national Committee at which he Zaista, Schubert, 10 ports
Musical Lad, Steel Juck. Ultra Beno, ference if the clause sponsored by States forbidding boy- Marshall Plan
Kaushuzing. the only two open to all the vote was taken.
Daim, Fuddle and Ulster the United
to the The Executive Board of the In- Le Under-Estimate
foreign shipping, while 5,610 Chinese
cott among the signatories ships plied in and out of the island. ternational Committee ordered the Monarch. 10 stones 1 pound.
United Nations Trade Charter is The remainder Most of the Chinese ships were well banning of both teams yesterday.—
are weighted 10 approved, Arab circles in Cairo saldi Washington, Jan. 29. The
under 400 tons, while all of the Asspelated Press.
stones 1 pound: Tonderman, Dusky today. This World Bank's
statement followed a enble President. Mr
Chimnes, Offaly, Prince Skouras, Gooil foreign ships were above 12,000 tons.
Russia Interested Actually, a Agure of 90 would be John McCloy, said today that
Date, Prattler, Parthenon, Soda II, received by the Ministry of Foreign
the leader. from Jan. St. Moritz,
Highland more realistic number of foreign
Chieftain, Flying Pal, Affairs his organisation believed the
FEC action came after the United ships during 1947 as there were #sibility of Russia entering a team
Brickbat, Sen Toi,
Inchmore, Egyptian delegation at Havana, Aman Truman administration and States representative 011 The FEC
Maltese, Wanderer, Arranleg, Cooper Azar Bey. alleging that Kreat many UNRRA vessels in port for the Olympic Games in Lendon
behind the under-estimated Europe's needs Mat-Gen Frank McCoy, argued that and one British passenger ship made this suramer was hinted at here 10- Hill, fighland Lud, Bournabreena, pressure" was
the Soviet proposals to round trip to Shanghal every ten day by a senior Olymple official.
Tominy Traddles, Day Dreams, Some States proposal, Buenos Aires, Jun. 29.—Load-for the first 15 months of the aspects of
ought more implementation of de-
Discussing the American ice hoc-
Chicken
This was aimed at counteracting Serpentine, Boras Cottage, Plan by to Marshall
abouts of general disarmament already
the ings of Argentine meat
Unimportant Traffic
key dispute, this official said
closely
Double Sam, Revealed and Wicklow the Arab Lengue decision to boycott from Palestine, the agreed upon and which should he
being were
Wolf-Reuter.
Jewish acous proccedings Britain will be halted by the $1,000,000,000.
left strictly in the hands of Gen.
Increased Chinese shipping, ex-
telegrum sald.--Reuter. by the Soviet Union, which watched week-end unless the deadlock in
"Far from being extravagant, the MacArthur.
represented in St. Moritz by 11 estimate the Anglo-Argentine trade talks administration
perts point out, has done little to put $6,800
Taiwan on its feet as it shuttled
observers. Informed quarters said there was
Soviet ends before million dollars is rather a light it." in Buenos Aires
opinion. In the olleial's 37r. McCloy declared in a letter to "nothing
to the Soviet de-most unimportant supplies back and new"
not take part in the then.
Rustic will slace they previously ht forth from Taiwan to the minipiant.
London Cames us things stand today. It was understood from sources in Senator Arthur Vandenberg, chairman mands
Senate Foreign Itelations been phrased as "questions," but it These ships did not represent an or-
of Mr Avery trade of thes
but the event close touch with the British
Is noteworthy that this is the first anised export programme,
Interests Brundage and the American Olympic mission today that the "last word" Committee.
Foreign import-export time they have been formally
Committee resigning and leaving no had been sold on the prices Argen-
Mr. McCloy's argument was made pinced in the shape of a resolution are eager to establish themselves in
use the island's on the heels of continued insistence for FEC action. is nsking for her meat
Taiwan and to use
American participation in the Lan- commercial other products, and that negotiations by Mr. Marshall that the 30,800,000.-
the best
don Olympiad, Russia would at once sources for
TRINIDAD'S SCORE are not ilkely to be resumed less00 gure be kept intact.
world exchange posible. However, step in to take its place.
with the they
until
touch insist.
the Nationalis:
Those in close the prices are moderated.
Port Of Spain, Trinidad, Jan. 20. ent establishes
more satis- British Olympic Committee say that members considered it Government
pl are not in Trinidad mide 192 for three factory import-export regnations, the British authorities
more realistic exchange rate and the least perturbed about the possi- the close of play on the opening of Im- better handling of Taiwanese pre
-Reuter.
tina
The price question was stated be the only one on which negotlutions threatened clown.
to
and
to
Existing export permits cover only the British thins Desgado and Colombia Star, both of which are now completing loading
Supporters
of the plan in Con-
Significant Development
FEC
came
Ft-
in London.-Reuter.
participation in the Olympic Games
LEBANESE FOR OLYMPICS London, Jan. 29. The Lebanese Olympic Committee have accepted Invitation to compete in
which Olympic Gaines
year. brings the total number of nations which have accepted, to the record
gure of 54.-Reuter.
this
the
thegress are reliably reported to be significant that a renewed Soviet drive ac break preparing to lop about $1,000,000 for quicker implementation of the mor
000 from this figure in order to ap-lisarmament direction pense opponents of the measure whomediately after the United States had ducts, there is little hope that they/bility of there being no United States their match against the MCC here, want even henvler cuis made. Reuter.
announced its intention of guing all- can do anything or that Taiwan will in the economie reconstruction return to its thriving prewar con- forecast that the dition-United Press. present "minor sniping" by the Soviets would give way to a full- scale attack on America's Japanese)
af
After administrative delays several days all applications for per- mits for future shipments were re- turned to the packing plants last the Argentine National night by Meal Board. Reuter.
Argentine Bans
U. S. Films
Buenos Aires, Jan. 29.- Theatre sources reported today that foreign movies have been banned from Argentina.
They said the action would stop un annual business of US$5.000.000 in ms from the United States.
American movies have been scarce
of Japan.
They
Hand Grenades At polley within two weeks.
Meeting
Amritsar, Jon. 20.-Two men each carrying a hand grenade were or-
British sources said they did not "consider present Soviet actions too important." bui were watching! ruture developments closely.
Other FEC members are more convinced that Mr Panyushkin's nove incll- The
ing addressed by India's Premier. A Jawaharlal Nehru, who was on a two to four hour visit to East Punjab.
Lowerned.
Pacific War No Surprise
(Continued from Page 1)
(for Decep Under "Operation D rested here today at a public meet-les a definite offensive versus tion)" Rongkong was evolved into American policy in Japan. The Americans alone profess to be un-the Gibraltar of the Far East. The ot Singapore was They contend that Mr impregnability Paryushitin is merely asking ques-stressed and the arrival of any re- was published and tians which his predecessors have inforcements already asked and would subside magnified throughout the world. after a week or so. Nobody else on the Commission shared their beliefs. THE FIFTH COLUMN
Intelligence
One was dressed as a Sikh and the other as a Hindi.
Earlier, Pandit Nehru satd to the meeting: "We do nol crowded
that Pakistan but want to fight
does not mean we cannot defend our in Argentina for four months be- country,"
cotise
of the government desire to He said he hated war but I India
had to fight anyone she had conserve dollar exchange.
The ban, it is reported, was urder-army At enough to do it.Reuter.
ed after the Argentine Motion Picture Producers' Association complained to President Juan Peron that Spain bad excluded Argentine pictures. France and Italy had made tesser restrictions. Argentina expects to produce 60 feature Alms this year--for short of) the needs of the national market.→→ Associated Press.
NO TRACE OF
MISSING PLANE
L
an
FORTUNE LEFT BY
GIPSY GIRL
London. Jan. 29.--Fifty years ago a 14-year old gipsy girl was found near a circus tent and was adopted by the proprietor, who later made provision for her in his will.
is
have
personnel
been detailed
Amoricans Optimistic
St. Moritz, Jan. 20-A swirling blizzard Taged yesterday in St. Moritz, piling up tons of trouble on ski runs and ice rinke just two days
of the before the scheduled start Winter Olympics. *** ***---
Starting at dusk, the storm brought six Inches of snow by midnight. The
below Just temperature
freezing
Wils
RUGBY RESULT
London, Jan. 29.-The following is the result of a Rugby Union game played today:
Leicester 11. Royal Air Force 0- Reuter.
COFFIN SHIP SINKS
Boston. Jan. 29. The United States Army "coffin ship," Joseph V. Connolly, abandoned when on fre mid-Atlantic a fortnight ago,
be cleared Il Ice rinks enough to permit full use by hockey, of excess that 18 inches directed
gure and speed skaters. Officials sraw be removed from the foot of the ski junp.
Meanwhile, optimism is evident in
the American camp. The U.S.sank today after going adrift from a tow line while being laken 10 Ficed skating team is laying con-
Guard I sident plans to win major honours. New York, the Coast Coaches said: "They will have to ported here.
us."
The Joseph
in
V.
Connolly
was
and the The concensus of opinion among
For the first time since the Winter other Commission inembers is that police Special Brunch were reported beat
un fifth Moscow
to preparing its long- onslaught against Gen.
column strength long prior to 1941 Olympic Games started in 1924, the abandoned by her crew of 15 and on her way to Antwerp with coffins expected
mare than U.S. has a chance of winning a figure one passenger on January 12 while MacArthur and that it would de when
estimated an
repatriation of American were skating championship. Some bolder velop at subsequent Commission 300,000 pro-Japanese Chinese
Individuals even talk in terms of for the
war dead, Coast Guard cutters went meetings.-United Press.
organised inside Kowloon and Hong-
American winning all three.
that to tow her to the harbour last week kong.
American enthusiasts hold
Zandt Merrill of when she was unexpectedly found Similar reports were dealt with in
Gretchen Yun Malaya but the British war enbinet
and Boston has a good chance to defeat to be still aflont-Reuter. was powerless to counteract,
Scott of Ann military reinforcements were made Barbara Impossible by the British reversals popular world champion and
INDIANS ENTER TRANSVAAL
Johannesburg. Jan: 20.-No action by the South has yet been taken African Government against the 15 Natal Indians who illegally crossed the border into Transvaal during the last weekend.
Canado.
con-
te.-Asso-
Iraq Ex-Premier London-Bound
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 Cloning Times By Air Bangkok, Kangoon, Calcutta, Karachi, Johannes- Bahrein, Calio (Natrobl, burg, & Marseillen via Cairo), Augus-
and London (Kowloon C.P.0.) 3
(G.P.O.) 3.30 .314 p.m.;
Snigun and Paris, 320 p.m.
alhow, 320 p.m.
Amoy, Shanghal, Nanking. Hankow, Tingino Peiping. Swatow, Canton and Chungking, 3.30 p.m.
Closing Times By Sea & Trala Macao, Thinshan & Shekki (Bea) 2. p.m.
(Train) 2 pin. Canton Ceylon, East and South Africa. Mantle,
and Dombay (Hea) 3 p.m. Canada via Vancouver Parcels only)
(Bra) 3 p.m. Jungkok (Hea)
p.m.
Haiphong (Sen) 3 pun.
Macou, Trinshaft & Shekki (Sea) 4 pan. "Kongmoon- (Sea) 4. Conlon (Train) 5p.
Shanghai (Bra) a pARK 11
SATURDAY,
Closing Times By Air Shanghai, an. (reg.), 1.30 am, (ord.). Manila, Honolulu, USA, Canada.
9.30 am. reg.), 10 am. (urd.). Shanghal. Nanking. Hankow, Tsingino, Amoy Peiping.
Talean, Swatow, Kunming & Calcutta. 3 p.in. (reg.).
3.30 pm. (ord.).
Closing Times By Sea & Train Canion (Train) 7 am), Macho. Taishan & Slickki (Bea) & a.). Shanghal (Bea) 10 a.m.
Maniin, P. (Bea) Noos.
Strells and Calcutta (Se) 2 p.m. Mecno, Talashan & Shiekki (6ea) 2 p.m. Canton (Train) pin, Amey and Foechow (Sex) 3 pr. Slinnglia (Bea) 3 pm.
Austratin and New Zealand via Sydney (Hea) 3.30 p.m. (par.). 3.30 p.m. (reg.), 4u.m.ford.).
Macau, Tatnshan, Shekki & Kongmoon
(Nea) 4 p.m. Canton (Hea)
p.m.
They Answered
of
the Call
in the Mid-East plus commitments sidered by Europeans as a sure win-
ner of the women's to Russia.
The intelligence workers, however, einted Press. proved that Operation D had effec-
Skiler Breaks Leg
wife tively diverted the Japanese sirength.
St. Moritz, Jan. 29.-Jean Blanc.
London, Jan, 29.-The For example, the Japanese used five divisions to attack Malaya when two at France, one of the finest skliers
Olymples and re- Sayed Saleh Jabr, the former Prime In the Winter could have been ample.
over the That and little else is known
The Indians, who travelled by car, The fetitious "chain of British garded as a possiblo winner of an Minister of Iraq, whose government about Miss Elizabeth Middleton,
were welcomed by thousands of their airfields stretching through Burma, Olymple Gold Medal in the Alpine resigned following ricts
received was events, broke his leg while training recently signed Anglo-Iraq treaty,
a telephone message who for 25 years lived alone in a
Bornco comrades when they arrived to pitch Malaya and Frankfurt, Jan. 29.-No trace of neat red brick house in Hectorage tents in an open space.
today.-Reuter, In the world press curly
Landon fadny that he is at Amman. headlined 32
TransJordan. the American. Dakota, with
GRAND NATIONAL WEIGHTS three Hoad, Tonbridge, Kent.
Two policemen had watched within 1940 resulted in wide dispersion
20-The weights American women and five children
London, Jun.
The phone call came to the Lon- Abeard, missing since Tuesday on a Miss Middleton led last March out interfering as they crossed the of the Japanese ale strength.
Advertisements of .the
Eastern for the Grand National, to be run flight near Marseilles
to Udine, teaving more than £9,500, but no, provincial border at Volksrust.
at Aintree on Saturday, March 20, don clinic where Mru Jabr is now Indians have already reported to the fleet's strength similarly caused, the
recovering from an Internal opera- were announced today as follows: Transvaal Immigration Officer that Japanese Navy to hesitate
Prince Regent, Gosma, Astolphe, tion performed on Saturday morn- without
It came from Baghdad. 12 stones 2 pounds; Happy Home. Ing.
Klaxton, Row- 11
stones 10 pounds;
Italy
had been found by tonight. will. United States Air Force hend- quarters, announcing this, stated that rescue tearns in the area
The Probate Court has granted they are in the province
be letters of administration to a Trea perinits-Reuter.
relatives sury solicitor because no
tween Marseilles and Udine were
taking part in the search, aided by would be traced.—Itcuter.
Superfortresses.
The aircraft
four.
carried a crew of
A Reuter report from Rome stated the plane was last reported 40 miles the Italian West
from Pien, on coast, about half way between Mar- seilles and Udine, and was forced back by bad weather-Router.
German Workers
To Strike
Stuttgart, Jan. 29-About 1,000 000 workers in Wurttemberg-Baden will strike at midnight on Monday in protest against food shortage, it was announced today.
Storm Damage In Marshall Islands
The
Pearl Harbour, Jan. 29. Pacife Fleet headquarters announced today during the past three that storms days on Majuro atoll, southeast of destroyed Navy barracks, two family Kwajallen in the Marshall Island, and damaged all four quarters chuseways and other buildings. ·
No casualties were reported among Paris, Jan. 20-A typhoon which general strike will be the second in the 74 Navy personnel and 1,350
less than 10 days, involving 1,000,- felanders.Associated Press,
Typhoon Kills 106
hit Reunion Island Monday night killed more than 180 persons, the French Press Agency Auld today.
Property damage was estimated ht more than 1,000,000,000 Francs. Almost all Reunion's sugar planta- tions were affected.
Reunion Island lies in the Indian
of Madagascut--AP Ocean, west sociated Press.
The American zone's 24-hour
000 U.S. workers. That many quit their jobs for a day on January 23.
The threat of strikes by 3,000,000 Germans hangs over the British oc- cupled Ruhr and Rhineland. Trado unions There will consider a general walk-out at meetings tomorrow Associated Press.
CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Anawors
1. The gorilla. 2. No. 3. Lenin- ured. 4. Hawall. 5. About $750,- Germany and 000.0.- Belgium, France.
which
in
General Percival's dispatches will reveal some aspects of this opera- tion "D", but the total British effort in the Pacifle must remain largely land, Roy, 11 stones B pounds; Red anonymous, unless intelligence per April, Raimond, Caddie 11, Sal- sonnel are pennitted to reveal the
miana II, 11 stones 7 pounds; Silver-through Caire today on his way to
ช
the
11
A message from Cairo states-that the former Prime Minister passed
-Reuter.
Milton Reynolds
In Manila
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full facts, which undoubtedly re- Rame, Revelry, 11 stones & pounds; London, according to strong rumours.
5 pounds; torded the Japanese milltary
Halycon Hours, 11 stones pirations and probably saved Aus- Lovely Cottage, Cottage Rake, 11 tralia from being overrun by
stones 4 pounds; Fear, Crualo, Bri- pounds; Battling Japanese flood immediately after
cett, 11 stonen Singapore.-United Press.
Pedulas, Rearmament, 11 stones 2 Keep pounds: Caughoo, War Risk
stones
pound; Faith, Brighter. Sandy. 11 stones; Leap-
10 Cloncatrig.
stones 13 man,
Manila, Jan. 30.-Milton Reynolds, Charles the millionaire ball-point pen manu- pounds; Kiinaglory,
12 pounds, Weevil, facturer, stopped over here yester- Edward, 10 stones
China to the Prince, Blacksthorn, Cromwell, Royni dey en route from Cottage, 10 stones 11 pounds; Rus-United States, where he will prepare slan Lynx, Clonaboy, Bullington, 10 for his West China expedition. An eyewitness sald he raw one atoncя 10 pounds; Lyndal Mount,
One of the expedillon's plans is to bure tank of gas blow up, and then Gormanstown, 10. stones 9 pounds:
nes determine the exact height of three others, all of 2.000 gallon Jock, Jack, Finlay, 10 stones
Anind Machen in the Shellas Mount copnelty.
pounds; Nonnas Cottage,
7
The mountain 1
Printed and published by FeroERICK PlatyTibetan plateau. pounds, The storage tanks are owned by Cottage, 10 slones
Oll Company, the Certifed
apua, Serpenstar, 10 stones pounds; reportedly higher than 20,000-foot PERCY FRANKLIN for and on behalf of Lough Conn, Freebooter, Young Mt Everest in the Himalayas, which South China Morning Post Limited Socony-Vacuum amliate,
Early reports mid there were no Pretender, Red Prido, 10 stones in recognized as the world's highest at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria. In the Colony of Hongkong. casualties-enter."
pounds; First of the Dandles, Bonnle peak-United Press,..........
Gas Tanks Explode
Chicago, Jan. 29-Tank explo- stons were reported to have levelled a square block area of the Chicago suburb of Cicero today.
Han. Treasurors, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews Morcantile Bank Bldg.