INDONESIAN MOVE INTO JOGJAKARTA Quiet, Orderly Change-over From Dutch Control
Batavia, June 30,-Two thousand guerilla fighters marched into Jogjakarta city on Wednesday and re-established the Republic of Indonesia in its capital. The change-over from Dutch control was peaceful and orderly.
Sultan Hamengku Buwono told the Associated Press that he would invite the exiled Drs Soekarno and Hatta on Sunday to return on Wednesday, July 6. to take over the reins of government.
A security, co-ordinator, the Sultan today pro- claimed the Republic's authority over the special ferritory of Jogjakarta retroceded fully to the gov ernment of the Republic of Indonesia, with its capital in Jogjakarta.
All authority,
civilian
or Sultan's car, which flew the anllitary, over the special terri- Į Republican flag.
Lory is for the time being vested By the time the Sulton
forces.
of n
i. The Sultan's handa es Minis- reached the last area held by ter of State and co-ordinator by the Dutch, their tankes and virtuo
decree by Deleteks could be tren disappear- Sochipam 401
Ing in Supreme Coming the distance tii 1te nandler of Republican anned single road northward to Mage- The Sultan, in a frank facanwhile, the Dutch army, admission, said he was reliever which cleared out of the city that the critical stage hind proper at 3 p.m. on Wednesday | passert, "I was lense In my mad pushed on out of the Reheart, 1 will sleep botter to- Bulency to the north, is espeded | night," he said. to complete its evacuation this
aflernen
Apart
neutral fron the 15
NOT DESTROYED
He but proved his clulins that had adequate communi-
office-British, French, Bel-¦ He Kim, American and Australian cations with the guerillas and herp as mhilary observers of enuti order them back into the the United Nations, I was the ty ta diselplined order and only outsider in witness the res
according to an exact time- tables.
birth of the Republic,
In the part
mundeation with
24 houra cutti- |
outside the been completely and
His communication methods
intelligence methods.
world hos severed as rario and telegraph. Rained a mystery. facilities were not working.
300 YARDS BEHIND Filling their movement per Scelly into the time table set up through the United Nations, lule the the guerillag noved city from the south and north unst. They were ordered to
keep at least 300 yards behind
re-
That the Republican Army has been destroyed as a unified fighting | unit was disproved.
His assurancea that in the weeks to come he can keep order and prevent Communist elements. creating chaos is yet to be roved. But the Sultan's chances appear good,
Today the people of Jog- jakarta ventured out into
the the withernsvinit Dutch aniny. streets but the big
central
The two forces were in sight þmarket remained closed.--Asso- of each other, but contact was elated Press. avakted except
through the
terms of United Nations military.
observers, who shu.tled back
and forth an
blus U. N.
white Jeeps dying
oficers
with the Dutch reported tu U. N.
QUIRINO
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949.
GUERILLAS
Afghan-Pakistan Settlement Not Impossible
London, June 30.—Mr Philip Noel-Bakır, Secre iary for Commonwealth Relations, told Parliament today that the British Government was convinced. that there was no outstanding question between Pakistan and Afghanistan which could not be settled by peaceful means,
Mr Philip Price (Labour) had asked whether "in view of the increasingly hostile attitude of the Afghan Government over the Northwest Frontier Province," the Minister would assure Pakistan that she could count on Britain's full support in the event of armed aggression.
frontier
BRITAIN'S DUTY
hypothetical circumstances."
to
Acheson Is Applauded
Spectators
at
tho
Capitol greet Secretary of State Dean Acheson with applause as he ar- rived to report at the closed session of the House Foreign Affairs committee on the re- cent Foreign Ministers conference in Paris.- AP Picture.
Vyshinsky
BRITISH PROTEST OVER U.S. DELAY
Frankfurt,
June .30.
General Sir Brian Robert- son. the British Military Governor In Germany, today protested strongly against the United States' delay in approving German law providing immediate aid for destitute, bombed-out and. expelled persons, it learned from usually reli- able sources.
WAS
He made the protest at a meeling here with the American Deputy Military Governor, Major General George P. Hays. The law, passed by the German Constituent Assembly before Chisinns last year, was no- proved in principle, subfeel to amendments two months aro after long inter-governmental Allied discussions.
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The ruins have washed away names General Robertson
was uncoveral bridges, flooded many advertisements. rierstood to have emphasised sections of the Ledo Road and If the wants of advertisers today that millions
of people generally damaged its surface, are quickly met and they do were deperiding for
their the warning said, livelihood on subsistence pay- menis which were to have started tomorrow under law.
the
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made clear that no more of charge: Indlans should come until the
Statement He dectored, it was believed. marooned on the road but have ledgment will be inserted free
Welcomed
that the delay could nnly tend
to dangerous "radicalisation" rains orc over," the Indian
| among the poorest sections of
the
German population...ne Reuter. 节
Government announcement said.
The help given to the Indians, travelling from Upper Burma, had in some cases included
NOTICE
TO
elephants to drag out bored ADVERTISERS
velleles, the statement added.
High official sources, sald re- Pro-rently at the Burnia Govern
the Ledo
Parliament. The Kommanda- NEW U.S. ENVOY
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French, peaks Cantonese, available former Ambassador to Franco, EVACUATION OF BONN
as the Ambassador to Egypt to YOUNG Chinese girl seeks position Stanton Grinis,l. Speaks and writes occupation troops are to evacuate
Engilah. Good references. Moderate the German
who Lown of
is resigning through salary to be given an opportunity. Bonn, bealth.
Please write Box 125, 114. Tel,, iccording to an ofcial state-
The White ment by the Belgiau Govern-
nomination
Brussels, June 30,-Belgian succeed Mr
NO "OBSERVERS" Moscow, June 30.-The Mr Noel-Baker replied: "The ninke it perfectly clear to Pakis
Berlin, June 30.--The three Russinn public attached
power Western Kommandatura British Government have scen tan that in the unfortunate event with regret the disagreement of aggression taking place she special importance to the today oficially informed which has prisen between the can fully rely on this country's declaration today by M.Lessor Ernst Reuter,
the Westment, redlising the strategic im- note that not less than 24 hours
notice prior to the day Governments of Pakistan and help?"
Andrei Vyshinsky, the So. Bertin Mayor, that the election portance of
Road,
ad, publication should be given ter Afghanisinn over the status of
A BASTION
of Berlin "observers" vlet Foreign Minister, that west German Parliament would the
to the which has been neglected since all commercial display advar the territories of the Northwest
to war, planned
spend fleemonts, shange of copy atd. Frontier.
Mr Noel-Baker replied: "The he thought certain mutual not be permitted.
several thousands of rupees on Notices and classified advertise. "It TR the
British Govern-record of the Commonwealth as concessions, compatible with The City Assembly had repairs to it after the reins- ments will be received up to 10 ment's view that Pakistan is a bastion against aggression 19the
Potsdam Agreement, tions in the city to select
resolved to hold general elec- Reuter.
a.m. and urgent notices until the
noon on day of teene. Sptur- international law the inheritor now, but it does not work by of the rights and duties of the pledges given in advance against might be necessary.
eight observers that Berlin was
days not later than 0930, M. Vyshinsky said this in a to send to the West German old Government of India and of His Majesty's
recent Mr William Gallacher (Com-statement on the Government in
Big munist) asked: the United Kingdom in these
"Will you be Foreign Minisers' Conference in very chary of Inellement to war Paris, published today in the territories and that the Durand in view of the fact that it is Moscow press. Russions inter- Line fr the International not you or the questioner who preted the declaration as a sign will have to do the fighting but that Soviet Union wanted to the young
Inds of this coun-regulate the difficulties in Ger- "Both now and at all times
many provided that the Western Mr Noel-Baker replied:
showed the British Government is fully hope you will do all you can reasonable spirit.
"Towers
similarly aware of her duty in the light against those who Inelle'
The crisis conditions which of Pakistan's position as a fellow war. either civil war or inter- prevailed in Germany were now member of the Commonwealth national war. Of course, it is thought to be over. and of the United Nations and the overwhelming interest
of While there was no indicationment. we have, of course, been in con-overnments to settle by peace- exactly
--
POSITIONS VACANT what the Russian According to the statement the Senate sultation with the Government ful means any dispute which Foreign Minister had in mind in ⚫of Pakistan.
the area of Bonn will cease to Truman, in a
BRITISH Firon ting vacancy for fully they have in view of the hap
his curefully
qualled worded phrases, be part of the Ailled occupation Griffis, commended him "for
stero-ty. Thorough are convinced and are penings in Asia,
knowledge of shorthand, fling and the grent humanitarian interest confident that this view is shar-abundantly
and It is everyone here welcomed the zone.
general ofcoroutine essential. that this underlying spirit of his state- Bonn, which is to become the evinced by you in the Pales-Apply in writing to
Dox
121, site at
the German Federaline refugee question shortly. Telegraph. sident Quirino has revamped
The The only cusunţtics were enthis Cabinet. He made five
M. Vyahinsky's claim that one centre of the Aliled High Com-Reuter. BRITISH OFFICERS of the reasons for the alleged mission for Western Germany. Indonesian civilian killed and top changes late on Wednes.settled by peaceful means on the wounded by Dutch soldiers day night.
the
the Western busty
of the legal position officers, except some technicians firm policy"
Karachi, June 30,-All British abandonment of
Bonn was, until now, the head- towards Russia quarters of the Belgian occupa- Bonn, I have stated,
but the Belgian troops ant staff onleers, are to leave was the fallure of the Marshall tion sector which is part of the will evacuate the town. are also confident that the Pakistan Army by the end Plan. there can be no question
British occupation zone.
A spokesman for the Foreign Post. of of next year, it was announced armed angression by Afghanis-here today.
The Soviet press has pro- The Belgian occupation sector Affairs Ministry said that the NEW EDITION of Weights sented the results of the Paris Commander-in-Chief and most date of evacuation has not yet Measurements of Cargo exported tan, a fellow member
of the United Nations."
The announcement sald
Conference as a victory tor of his General staff will stay in been decided.-Associated Press that Soviet diplomacy and a Mr Leonard Genmans (Con- the Government had accepted re- that
pront commendations
WOR peaceful Dolicy of a Committee bearing fruit, to the discomfi- hat the process of nationalising lure of the "Western Imperialist the Forces should
be largely warmongers."-Reuter, completed in the Army by the end of 1050, but that in the Air Force and Navy the nationalis«- : tion should take longer.
offvers
thurt at one point Republican units closed to with- In 100 yards of the Netherlands rearguards.
abservers sald
N. anitary
that except for
Leveral instances of the armles
innving too close to each other, the operation, was
with precision..
They were along evacuation road.
REVAMPS
CABINET
Manila, June 30-In
a
clear
House tald the would be sent to later today. Mr
letter to MI
carried out sudden surprise move, Pre jed by the Government of Pakis- must be the policy of the Pakis-me, Russlans especially noted i government. will also be the after_your_arrival_In_Coiro."— }
Itt. the reshuffle. Executive returned
uf Justice,
in, that there is no outstanding tan Government."Reuter, question-between -Pakistan-ant Afghanistan which
the Chief *We
the Dutch although
the Secre- warning had
out gone
ԵՂՈՒՆ civilians should remain uncler-tary
Mr Sabino The two were carried Padilla, to the Supreme Court across the line into Republican and appointed the Secretary of Public Works, Mr Ricordo
cover.
territory by a Dutch ambulance Nepomuceno, in under escort of a U.N, jeep.
Unarmed but wearing the place.
wulform of
Mr Padin's
time, Sculptor
At the same Major-General of 4 the Republican forces, the Sub-Prospero Snnitad was named
Ian drove his own Landrover" to
tako
(a British vehiclo similar to a position.
Mr Nepomuceno's
jrep) along with the incoming Mr Marelano
nestiny
WELL ARMED
At 4 p.m., with the Dutch still Roxas,
Roque, for 15
coluinns of his troops on Wed years Under-Secretary for tho Interior, was transferred tb Malucanan Palace as Political Secretary to replace Mr Nicanor who WED appointed for the In-
All the
officials concerned sworn in immediately the signing of their
in the northwest sector of the Under-Secretury city, I rode on an inspection tour terior. with the Sultan, starting in the
south.
Querillos still fled into the were
servative)
asked:
carol be
w you
FRENCH TO
REORGANISE
AVIATION
"The Government would like to place on record their deep appreciation
Another Bulgar Expulsion
London, June 30.-Soña Radio
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M. Kostoc's expulsion from the Bulgarian Communist Party by the Central Committee on of "nationalist. ten-
Rough Czechdency was announced on June
Paris, June 30. The French Assembly today adopted the government bill granting
the Most were without special upon
Cabinet powers, to reorganise uniforms and shoes, but were
the aviation appointment by the President,
Industry, after well armed with guns of every
Another major change that French police had provented lind and description.
what threatened to become They may soon take place is that of
riotous march on the "Premier's Treatment were quickly posted at corners, the National Defense portfolio
office by demonstrators.
Civilians had already move whose occupant, Mr fuperio
gut of the houses and some hud Kangleon, has been nominated atrendy
hoisted the red and Senatorial candidate in the white flag of the Republic, The Quirino wing of the Liboral city of an estimated 1,000,000 Party, November General Bersana, which a few hours elections, carller appeared to be complete-
For
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demonstrators gathered at the Of Cleric
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Place des Invalides in front of the building housing Napoleon's tomb. They were sympathisers Prague, June 30-Monsignor 17. Hankow Road. Kowloon with employees of the na- Gennaro the position, Majortlonalised aviation industry.
Verrolino, Charge ly descried, came to life rapidly. General Mariano N, Castaneda. Premier Henri
d'Affaires of the Papal Nuincio, --TO-DAY ONLY. Shouls of "Merdeka" (the present Chief of Staff of the ceived
Queuillo re-in Prague, has prolested to the 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m Republican bitle slogan, mean- armed forces is understood as
delegation ef 10 Czech Foreign Minist #pinst members of the demonstration. Ing freedom)
greeted
the the ging groomed, Reuter.
police nellon which ho the voting on the alleges was taken against him on ed in the National Sunday in Kosice: bill Assembly. The poll would de- He was then touring Slovakia nationalise the aviation manu- lo Investigate reports df distur- facturing industry. Communist bances among peasants resulting employees of the factories from the tension between tha opposa the government apon- Church and State in Czecho sored measure,
slovakia.
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