CIVIL WAR IN YEMEN
Cairo, Feb. 22.-Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasho, Secretary-General of the Arab League, said tonight that a state of civil war exists, in Yemen following the death of the kingdom's 82-year-old monarch.
The League, an organisa. tion of Middle East countries, is taking precau-. tions to prevent any possible foreign intervention, he said. A
two-man delegation left for Yemen this morning to investigate the situation.
The League will send a second delegation soon to the Arabian desert kingdom to advise the new government. -Associated Press,
BRITANNICATIONANT REFINANCE RIUMFATIMBALUTANDBUNCITIMESTONE
WALLACE OBJECTS TO CHINA AID
War
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1948.
Palestine No Longer
In Sterling Area
ta
London, Feb. 22.-Palestine ceases to be a part of the sterling area at midnight because of the approach- ing end of the Palestine mandate, which Britain is relinquish on May 15, it was officially announced here today.
decision should not give rise to any male in Palestine.
The sterling balances of Palestine have been blocked, but the British Government will make available, during the re- maining period of the mandate and subsequently, the resource which it is satisfied are neces-obtaining the
Hary
in
A Treasury, announcement said to- day: "For immediate requirements,
being released £7,000,000 are order to provide £4,000,000 ns working balances for the banks in Palestine and £3,000,000 to be used, of together with sterling which will be at Palestine's
lisposal, for current expenditure; until the mir'dle of May."
the
current accrunis
He declared that it was difeult to gevertinent balleve the mandatory would do such a thing without con- ulting representatives of the in- haufiants of the country and without agreement of the Balted Nations Palestine Commis- alon.
Describing the decision is a one- sided action, Mr Kaplan sall Palestine's sterling balances, which were now blocked, hnd resulted in an influx of Jewish enpital into the country from abroad totalling over
£70,000,000 since the war,
The aim of the British Govern- ment, he added, was to get millions Giving reasons for these move of pounds out of the country and to Treasury statement, which make Palestine poorer instead of eningded with a similar announce~ | safeguarding her econemle And meat from the Palestine
Govern financial power, as the Government- ment In Jerusalem, sald Palestine had stated-Reuter.
was the holler of sterling balances totalling 100,000,000.
These balancen had been drawn
on rapidly in Freest months so that THREE - POWER
the entrees
To Stop The Drain
of Palestine, which Washington. Feb. 22. The would be needed for the development Presidential aspirant, Henry A. of the country, were in danger nat Wallace, asserting that the being unduly depleted and the balance of payments problem of the sterling] United States is now so deeply
gren was aggravated. engaged in direct military inter- vention in China's rivil that. American bases were i
"As in the ente of other countries. in Tsingtao and here balarices, for example) established Formosn, blasted at the Ad- India, typt th Trag," the HI- ministration's $570,000,000 nouement said, "the only way in- shleh the drain can be stopped in * by blocking the greater part of the of balancer".
China aid programine 45 "war-provoking extension the Marshall plan to Asin."
inore
The announcement declared the Labeling the afd plan as "one British Government was resolved to
Anonetal work in all phase in our
in im power to pravent military intervention there." Wallace damage to the financial and econo- nate: The situation
during its Chinn lamic structure of Palestine tragie proof of the inevitable failure the period of its withdrawal.
The Trensary also stated that of our foreign policy. The sending
Palestine of money and suppiles to bolster "owing to the fact that reactionary government against the currency is also the will of the people serves the cause of renction and war but not denso- cracy aml peace."
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Insulting Words From GenKurasov
Vienum, Feb. 22.-British and American diplomatic represen- tatives walked out of the Hall of Vienna's Music Union this afternoon in protest against the insulting remarks by the Soviet Commander-in-Chief, Colonel- General Vladimir Kurasov.
General Kurasay
WB5 speaking
in the presence of the Austrian Chancellor, Dr. Leopold Figl, and reprezentatives
ves of most of the Le- Entions in the city.
Without
mentioning Britain Ur the United States, by name, he de- |
powers" clared that "imperialist had subsidized filler and were
Tow spending millions of dollars to foster another war.
The British N. J.
Charge D'Affaires, Mr Cheethar, said afterwards: "General Kurasov's remarks seemed to me sa insulling to my country that 1 Kot up and walked out of the room. Mr A. Mellin, representing the United States Legation, followed ["
A meeting of the Austro-Soviet Cultural and Economic Society was being held to celebrate "Red Army Day."-Reuter.
Ready For Battle
Berlin. Feb. 22.--The Soviet Army, equipped
class with "drat arms." now is in constant readiness for battle"
de- to preserve the mocratic principles of Communism,
SUBIRIBURONIDANTONÍ
DENIAL BY NANKING
Shanghal, Feb. 22- American press reports cir- culated in Shanghai yester- day alleging that a Soviet official stationed in Shang- hai has offered himself as intermediary to mediate in the Chinese civil war, and that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has given consent to reopen peace negotiations between the Government and the Communists, were categorically denied by a spokesman of the Chinese Government late last night.
"The rumour is absolutely unfounded, apparently de-. signed to disturb public mind in the midst of the bandit
suppression paign," the spokesman said,
Reuter.
cam-
FOOD FROM
DENMARK TO
COST MORE
Copenhagen, Feb. 22.-Den- mark is to send Britain butter, bacon and eggs, but at consi- Tegliche Rundschau, sald today. derably higher prices, under a
the
emeind Russian newspaper,
a page one editorial, the paper | new trade agreement announced said: "The victorious Soviet
army
Office.
is the loyal guardian of the Soviet today by the Danish Foreign Vulon and of durable peace, and is always in constant readiness
for battle.
In exchange Britain will deliver "Between a wish of imperialists to Denmark minimum quantities of to start a new year and their ability British exports, including coal, Iron
and steel. to carry such a war through is a large gap of forces for peace so | Under the agreement. Denmark
strong that new aggressors will face, will be able to use sterling for cer- a pitiful debacle."
tain payments outside the sterling praised the Russian Army's bloc for example, to buy nitrogen first class arms and its progressive fertilisers from Chile. military and selentifle development.
Warmongers Warned
London, Feb. 22.-An air of uncertainty about purpose and scope hangs over the three-power conference on the future of Germany, which opens in. London tomorrow. Official pronouncements from London and Washington made it plain that this conference, which is being held in secret, will not take final decisions. Its conclusions will be referred back to the governments concerned.
There is good reason to sup-ļa breach of the Potsdamn and Yalta Pse that the French Govern-greements,--Reuter.
Security Demand inent concurs in regarding the London, Feb... 22 The United discussions as exploratory but States will insist on a major role for at the same time wishes to see Western Germany under the Mar- their scope widened to include shall plan, in three-power talks on The editorial appeared in an eight- Citrency of
page edition devoted to the Red Translordan, it is technically 1m-
an examination of Allied policy Germany opening on Monday.
diplomalle
officials. Army and its fight Responsible
for liberation ponsible for Transjording to remain
in Germany in general and not
tonight.
Said
France from the imperiallatie yoke." In the sterling area when Palestine
confined to the details of zonal reporting this
and Britain have professed a will- The newspaper featured pictures the people and leaves It. and arrangements Wallace urged
London, Feb. 22,--Only
administration in the west.
ingness to go along na one condition showing large Russian "kajuscha" Congress to "reject this war-provok-being made accordingly,
in agree "change in policy and a new
that there be stringent guarantees guns firing and armament works in two governments. ing China programme presented by men between the tw
As the opening date of the con- against any resurgence of German the Urals. Government government can Transjordan
Western military might President Truman," and called instead)
found for all possible aid to the "Chineses, however, informed the British from economic collapse." Barryference approached, the
occupation
security demands will take The people through the United Nations, Government that it intends to make | Pollitt, General Secretary of the themselves inhibited by lack of de-
top priority. such aid to be given once peace is such currency and exchange contr British Communist Party, told cision on the basic question whether Britain, anxious for a good neigh- established so that reconstruction is arrangements as will enable Trans
jordan to return to the sterling arena delegates at the second session to go ahead and reorganise Western bour alliance of its own, has au- possible."
vanced a proposal for a political and He said the first step towards!
of the party's annual congress Germany without Soviet
military phet with France and the pence "must be the withdrawal of
The evidence einerging from pre- Benelux customs union countries- The Government's economic policy liminary contacts between the three Bellum. the Netherlands and ald that the principal sterling area means that she will becauld not solve the present problems, delegations which have been taking Luxembourg. While applauding in
he said. They put increased pro- group which stood to benefit from In the same position as duction as the principal remedy se place in the past few days in Lonprinciple, the Benelux nations and on strongly suggest that caution 1 France have declared this move is the "Wallestutry whose currency is backed by ducilor the ad programme
lo be maintained through a decision must rest upon firm guarantees that Street
group which
controls large sterling and does most of its trade order to cover up their anti-working
clas in sterling but is not a member of
Ins policy as a whide,"
work together Breas
of Chinese economy
weltes Sydney
Arthur Horner, Secretary of the that findings on the conference are the countries will
to be provisional only.
jagalust any aggression from any de- Walker claimed: "The President's the sterling area,
Even without a decision on polley quarter. In order to meet this con- contention that the new $570,000.que Cininpell. Reuter's Financial Editor National Mineworkers Union.
obviously
scribed as a "foul life" the allegation This step has
become
towards the Soviet Union, the p-dition, Britain has taken the lead purely
to in- perstraine represents
at the present phase of that the party was opposed
sibility of an renomic merger of the in assuring the Benelux countries a civilian economic oil is exploded befo
with the voice withriawal from Palestine. creased production.
French derogation zone
the talks on decisions that will permit
"We shall not sabotage produc- his wn words
Anglo-American are remains 'essence of membership of the the Chinese Government to devote Tue esser
tion," he said. to other sterling area in exchange control on
most important say-and
discussed at all transfers to countries outside the
weak.
all financial and milltary interven- tion China's Intern! fights."
Wallace
Jollar
resources
Same Position As Egypt
Palentine's departure
from
thum
{ area.
Jewish Agency Opinion
the
here today.
I
the
the Com-
of
the of
!fion.
powers
the
again
co-opera-
at
It warned warmongers they must realise their "criminal intentions" will result in their sharing the fate of Hitler and his collaborators.
The
Russian-licensed Perliner Zeitung commented that the Soviet Army was the "most decisive factor for insuring peace."
ace," I added that there
was 110 power which match the Soviet Army and said it was a mistake to underestimate its strength.-United Press.
PROBE INTO
theswhich will change Germany's future FATAL
tovic likely to be conference this
Conflicting Claims
Benelux influence will be limited
The question of the future inter- to broad overall questions of policy PRIZE FIGHT
national control of the Ruhr, which is also on the intenda, runs it a close
second.
Bizonal Charter
limite
challenge ents.'
Labour Party to deny it-that the He continued: "I do not believe! serting aren.
The stare has obviously nae been force most responsible for the pro- that the American people want any i part of this scheme 1-do-leached ware Briain cinnol_opente duction drive has been
exchange contra inmunist Party" efficient have approved an
Rust, Reve they would
mernber l as vet no! and there in Palestine. intervention military direct
authority which could. National Executive and editor China's civil war in which we have successor
The Communist daily paper. the least, at Interregnum,' In the already engaged."—United Press.
teaves the stering Daily Worker, told the congress that Palestine
when he gave evidence to the Royal The French Government will also Coinmission on the press, he wish to discuss fully to new bizonal formed them that "in the opinion charter giving of the Communist Party, Mr Chur-American occupation zones a consti-Ruhr, whose coal and iron have fed Mr A. Kaplan, Trensurer of the hill was nothing but a blood thirstytutional form which could serve as
tole! Agency.
Reuter Jewish
a blueprint for a future independent creature and warmonger No. 1." Agency
The Communists stood for the co-overnment, Jerusalem today that the
discussion of this charter was at the Palestine existence of capitalism and social- was not surprised
retreat before the original purpose Government's decision to place theism, but could not
threat of imperialism. That was ference, and only the restraint of country outside the sterling area.
Government has pre- The Arney was considering what why M. Malatay so often said "No the French Mr Kaplan sald the UNO" at international conferences The congress concludes tomorrow. ~Reuter.
Truman In Virgin Islands
St Thomas Island, Virgin Islands. Feb. 22.-President Truman arrived here today for his Caribbean holi- lay. He was acchumpanied by Me Julius Krust. the Secretary Interior-Reuter.
in
of the
steps to take.
Globe-Circling Businessmen Expected Here Wednesday
Ten American businessmen are due to land a Kai Tak on Wednesday on a globe-circling flight which will include nearly thirty countries and scores of cities. The group expects to be in Hongkong until Friday, when they will leave for Shanghai. During their stay the visitors will meet government officials and leading businessmen,
Vacuum Oil Company, several whose representatives are -pinying the Atlas party,
necom-
To date, the Sky Merchant
་
#mbate
of
of Public Relations, and E. Burnbay.
G.
the
Shanghai Food Rationing
hut
serious
the
British and
of
the
and not to the question of adminis- tering the Western German zanes of occupation. But it may prove the 171217) factor In such conflicting claims ast
Rebuilding of German industry. easily shifted from peacetime to war production.
2. Internationalisation
Europe's economy for half a century. The French want internationalls tion, the British some form of na- tionalisation, and the U.S. a system of free enterprise.
3. A Germany with its power vested in strong central govern-
of, German
states, such NA of Britain and the United States to France proposes, without a cohesive put it into effect before the con- power for military unity. ference opened.
A
of the con-
trum developing through the deelston n vented a highly awkward situation ment, or one based upon federalisa-
Before the conference can start to discuss any of these questions it has to settle as point one on its agenda the
the Benelux form in which powers can be assocfuted with its work.
The Benelux governments dave
the
ing Germany alone.
of any administrative matter affect-
Benelux Representation
can
"Chicago,TM Feb. 22. Two-in- vestigations into the prize fight in which light-heavyweight Sam Baroudi suffered fatal injuries are under way today and are expected to lead to a complete probe of boxing in Chicago.
A blue ribbort jury was instructed by Coroner A. L. Brodie to make a thorough investigation of Baroudi's death.
•
Assistant State Attorney Dan lynn announced he would direct a second investigation.
Meanwhile, Edward Charles, the negro who injured Cincinnati Baroudi last week, was released A formal decision on the part the from a technical charge of man- Benelux countries will play in the slaughter on a $5,000 bond.--United
On Western Germany Press. levisions probably will be reached on Monday."
KRAMER BEATS RIGGS
But France obviously shares their view that recurity insurance must
Oakland, California, Feb, 22—Jack come first. Foreign Minister Georges Bidault has said that security nust Kramer defeated Bobby Riggs 6-1, before France will 0-4 to take n 19 to 15 edge in their
TO
Australian Dinny
Pails defeated Chilean Panchu Segura 12-183. --+ United Presa,
Malaya Tour
Shanghai, Feb. 22.-The overall made it mistakably clear in recente guaranteed food rationing plan drafted to com- weeks that they regard an invitation consent to fuse Its German occupa-trans-continental professional tennis
to take a full share in framing the tion zone with those of Britain and tour. the growingly
rice
the U.S.--Associated Press. "rush" will be enforced throughout policy for Western Germany to E
for Laiting 1. the indispensable condition Shanghai, beginning March Commissioner of Social Affairs, Mrpart in any Western Union.
Consequently the decision of the INVITATION Just right
conference on this question will have The American party is travelling simply by telephoning in the con- Wu Kai-hsion, declared
way. Sleeping accom- after his return from Nanking. Merchant, aventional the "Atlas Sky
repercussions far beyond the scope of rice and
Singapore, FIANNA FAIL
Feb. 22-Australian Despite the shortage Douglas DC-4 plane specially fitted modations for part of the crew and
tennis star John Bronwich and for the 100-day trip which began at a cooking galley are also provided. the lack of workable ratlon system
Cork, Eire, Feb. 22.-Fianna Fail, three other Australian players plan Wu In addition to Mr F. H. Bedford, in the elty. Mr
Kave Miami, Florida on January 12. The
that the Government
the party of Mr Eamon de Valera, to tour Malaya after the 1948 Davis plane is scheduled to complete its President of the Atlas Supply Com-assurance
The talks this week between the defeated in the recent Premiership Cup play, a spokesman announced. 45,000-mile journey at New York in pany, other businessmen arriving on i will supply the necessary amount of
order to Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, election after 10 years of office, was He said two as yet unnamed cereals to the market in the Sky Merchant include: late April.
success and the United States Ambassador today invited to join Eire's new women stars and either Geoffrey
to Bellain, Mr. Lewis Douglas, are Coalition Government by the J. E. Partenhelmer, Vice President carry out the ration plan The visit th Dungkong has been
Brown or Billy Sidwell would make fully.
to have Minister for Defence. Dr E. F. the trip.-Associated Press. arranged with the aid of Standard-and General Manager: R. D. Holgate, Meanwhile, at a meeting yester-authoritatively understood
of Espori Manager; EX E. Aldrin,
INDOOR TRACK MEET The Coalition of the Fine Gael, Aviation Director, and J. J. Hall, day the National Food Dealers: As-reached the provisional conclusion O'ligins.
agreed that that the Belgian, Dulch and Luxein-. Pubile Relations Director, all of the paint of the covernment's measures bourg Governinents be invited to Farmers, New Republicans. National
sociation unanimously
New York, Feb. 22. The Univer- ace quatier-milor, has Atlas Supply Co.
of in connection with the cereal ques-discuss the points on the agenda of Labour and Independents command sity of Colorado D. C. James. Representative
Dall (Parlin- tion must be amended, "or abolished, interest to them, provided that the 75 seats. In the new
Dave Bolen, walked off with top stopped in Recife, Monrovia, Leopold- ville, Johannesburg,
Capetown,
Stemen, Inc., British
Madison ly expected, is in agreement, Nairobi, Khartoum, Cairo, Bahran, Stanco, Inc.. D. F. Davis, Manager before food supply conditions can be French Government, as is confidentment) to the 60 seats held by Flanna honours in the National AAU Indoor
with Fall.
track championships at improved.
three Independent Britain and the
United States'
Square Garden. Karachi, New Dellh
They demanded: Firstly, cercal
Bolen defeated a star-studded field Bangalore, Travencore. Colombo, Heberlein, Marketing Representa taxen be abolished secondly, fece believed to have definitely rejected "What is the good of sulking and Calcutta, Bangkok Saigon tive, both of the Standard-Vacuum transportation of cereals throughout the idea that the Benelux representa- trying to undermine the foundations in the 000-yard race in 1 min, 11.3 After leaving Hongkong it will Oil Company.
the country be guaranteed; thirdly, tives should be invited merely to of the new Ireland?" Dr O'Higgins secs-only 2/10 ths of a second off
record. the meet continue to Shanghai, Nanking, L. E. Brown, Far Eastern Repre- repressive measures on different rice slate their views.
Asked Fianna Fail, "A really No-
of Illinois A..C.. Feiping, Tokyo, Manila, Singapore, sentative of the Standard Oll Com-markets be lifted.---Neuter.
Whether the
Bob Richards, formula
is kely to tional Government has been formed
vale vault, with a Penang, Batavia, Palembang, Darnny of New Jersey, and S. E.
satisfy the governments of the three and its strength does not depend on won the smaller powers is still doubtful. It the number of tied men, marshalled vauli of 14 feet 6 inches. Earle certainly falls short of their plainly and regimented, but on the broad- Meadows, 1930 Olymple champion
wish
was third. attend the conness of its formation, the number of expressed
Wright, Lorenzo
Wayne elements represented, and the whole- ference as full members.
25 feet Its acceptability probably depends hearted desire of all sections in the University, broad-jumped The two students, Pak On-fai (19) on the criterion by which it is de- Government to leave Ireland better 3-4 in.United Press.
Australian Hopos of Interest than they found It."-Reuter. and Kwok Shu-chung (20), who cided what matters are on board product displays covering pot of the world Bight and is wern attacked by robbers on the to the Benelux. If the Benelux
Melbourne, Feb. 22.-Australian the Atlas Company's line of auto-
received face powers
decide themselves
which
the track and field hopes for motive
CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE aviation accessories. assisted by E. M. Harvey. F. Fer- Peak on Saturday,
thrown by meeting they feel it useful to attend,
Olympics brightened today with two Answers The plane can be turned into a small raro is Flight Engineer and J. Niel lacerations from stones
outstanding performances in the theaire, complete with 16 mm, sound scn is Engineer and Steward. T. A. the highwaymen. Both were taken the formula nanay satisfy them, but
1. Baz, 2. Kate Smith. An un-New South Wales meet. Alm
the equipment, for on-the-plane Lewis Is
John
national aprint Treloar. were not detained. Radla Operator.
the other powers It is not likely, to chartered peak in southeast Vene- went The Atlon Sky Merchant
The robbers, who were successfully do so.
zucin was named Kate Smith Moun- champion, won the 100-yard dash in areas where Atlas products are now
Into operation In 1940, touring the repelled by the students, escaped Britain, like the United States and tain by Captain Basil L. Rowe. 3. 9.3 secs. available to the public.
Morris Kurlota, 18-year-old school Two-way radio telephone revin-United States and Canada, and in without any frut nd have not et France, is expected to reject the October 28, 1922. 4. Richard Hoo
In 1840. 5. Holt and the Domini- boy, won the 440 yard dash in 47.3 ment permits passengers in the plane 1047 surveyed the South American been arrested, the Peak Police Station Soviot protest against holding the
said this morning.
conference which alleged that it was can Republle. 4. Penguins.
scen-United Press. to talk with people on the ground markets.
nud
-win, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auck- Kamerlek, Far Eastern Representa-
and before returning to the United tive ut Allos.
Slates vin Honolulu and San
The Atlas Sky Merchant'a crew is Held-Up Students
Francisco.
hended by 1. W. Smirnoff, on loan Injured By Stones Equipped to carry 10 passengers and crew of seven on its trip around from the KLM Royal Dutch Air the world, the Atlas plone also has Lines. He is Pilot Adviser.
L. J. Vaamansuri is the No.
and
to
dre
supporters.
training of local representatives in Albright the Navigator and A. W. to Queen Mary to be bandaged but if their attendance is restricted by
of
|
tho
Trade talke between
two countries had been going on tver since last September. They broke down over Danish food prices and then over British deliveries.
Britain Denmark will deliver to 80 percent of her exportable surplus of bacon.-Reuter.
Initialling This Week
London, Feb. 22.-Commenting on today's announcement by the Danish Foreign Ofee that a British-Danish trade agreement had been renched, Treasury official said tonight: "It is expected that the text will be in- talled by the two governments later this week, when full stalements by both governments will be made."-
n
Reuler.
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Manila, Colombo, Bombay and Karachi
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