For Prince Charles?
EXPRESS.
The Queen buys toys at a recent exhibition of work
by disabled ex-servicemen In London. Humpty Dumpty seems favoured-London Express Service.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1949.
Atom Talks To Resume In Washington Today
AMERICAN RELUCTANCE TO SHARE SECRETS WITH UK
Washington, Nov. 27-American, British and Canadian officials will mcot here tomorrow in an attempt to forgo again their wartime atomic partnership in the face of angry contro- versy over the proposed exchange of atomic weapons knowledge.
Thr United Sintea, Britain A Democratic Senator, Mr | Edwin Johnson, brought the and Canada were full partners in the dovelopment of the atom weapons issue to a head yes-bombs which blested Hiroshima terday when he accused the and Nagasaki. They now have chairman of the Atomicnt agreement for stele ly Energy
Commission. Mr limited exchange of atomic in-
formation which David Lilienthal, who has! December 31, Just resigned, of being the Britain is understood to be in any new spearhead of a "nefarious seeking a clause plot" to reveal "auper bomb" agreement which will give her
secrets
Canada.
Britain to
ends
an
and access to technical formation
or new and improved American atomic weapons. Such informan-
also The present agreement
Stales the assures the United lion's share of the rich uranhim ores of Northern Canada and the *Trician Congo.
While no other legislator bastion is now denied to both Bri-
that far, o number oftain and Canada, допе other Congressmen and Senators are known 10 share Mr Johnson' misgivings. One of the biggest problems facing the three-power conferees will be how to over-
that come
opposition. Some American offeints hope of the ituania's conquest that biom will help They say that while there is no great urgency about the talks, the knowi dge that Itussly has the atom bomb should give them a new "geosef scientific of reality"
Talks On New Labour International Today
London, Nov. 27.-Mr William Green, president of the American Federation of Labour, said here today that the pro- would stand as 2 "Free Labour Confederation" posed now barrier against Communist infiltration into the democratic trade union movement of the world. The new organisation is Federation
to be established
"Free Labour
Trae Unions, Trancis cheerle
11
the
from which
Conference“
Det fik
which opens here tomorraw
with 232 delegations repre senting trade union In
nations.
1
WAS
Mr Green,
win bou? len-meter delegation of the
AFL 8,000,000-strong phasised that the new organiza ilon would promote the econo mic, industrin and nd wet fure of workers of the world
1.
14 EWON 42.000.000 whckets, Mi Cirera taid a Press Durches er monterence Fire E
i
"FREE UNIONISM" He sold "Through its exis Learn and through 15 adaunia- Trative organs, it will art as an borgen grust Communism, and Kve encouragement and gunder 1 workers every where
The chief reason for the break The United States Congress of of free trade unionists with the Imumtrial Organisations
was that WETU JAM January together with- so opremented
the Communists tried to use the Mine Workers of Federation The fed
of for furtherance America
Communiom and
The Free Labour Dunfordern- lion.
off-shoot of
it ''
The
Communist-dominated World
.
1
international Ses et demination.
Final Drive Against P.I. Rebels spy
Surrender Appeal
forces
Evatt On Friendship With U.S..
14-
The three
Floods Make Thousands Homeless
Rains Lash Italy
Rome. Nov. 27. Al estimated 300,000 persons were reported to be fleeing their homes today in floods that have caused millions of
In the
Many top United States on-dollars' worth of damage cials say ally that the most im- throughout Italy,
United States There WAE ክርነ immediate portant step the
toward maintaining | estimate n casualtier could take
over Russia havoc caused by ten days of monte supremacy
te pool the hensy would be to agre
ralforms, but officials wold they believed there were resources
of
some deaths. They soft hun- rearch Araling
streda of thousands of acres of Western democracies.
had been flooded, thou- SERIOUS DOUBT
cattle drowned. bridges went away ant crop There is also serious doubt in destroyed.
The heaviest damage was re- many quarters whether Britain
the Northern Po airendy hard-presset Bunncial ported
-Fri try to duplicate Valley arou
and bear Venice and Bologna, anit in Central Italy 211) between
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production
programmes.
Rome
and
Naples. al offerals have sad pub iets ↑ More than 30 rivers and streams Tret sie wil have no aller Loverran their banks.
Stater
TO HELP AT FETE U.S. Sets Up
New Arms
Two young helpers at tomorrow's HKSPC Rose and Gloria, twin daughters of Dr Arthur
(King's Studio).
M-AID
TO
Aid Body
Washington, Nov. 27.- The United States Secretary of Defence, Mr Louis Johns son, today announced the creation of a Defence De partment Ofce of Military Assistance to co-ordinate arms aid to Atlantic Pact nations..
Mr. Johnson appointed Major= General LL. Lemnitzer as direm- for and placed the news organisa tion in his own office. It will be General Lemaitzer's job to no- ordinate the work of all the various branches within the De- in carrying fence Department out the mutual defence and ne- Feto~~~
sistance act of 1940. Military Woo-assistance will be provided to
NATIONS SHARE INFORMATION
PLAN TO ATTAIN MAXIMUM
INDUSTRIAL EFFICIENCY
nations which signed the North Atlantic treaty and have asked for arms aid,
Aid will also go to Greece
und the Turkey, Iran, Korea
Philippines.
Concrai Mr Johnson named Tomas Handy, commander of the U.S. forcen in Europe, to present him on the European Co-ordinating. Committee. on arms alt, which will meet in London, Other US membern - clude the Ambassador, Mr Lewis Douglas, who is chairman, and Mr
Harriman, W. Averell special representative of the Prevent.-United Press,
CAROL CONCERT
The annual Carol Concert of the Hongkong University Chris- Paris, Nov. 27.—The Council of the Organisation Association will be held at Sunday, December tion for European Economic Co-operation an-9 p.m. on
18. In the Eu Tong Sen Gym- nounced today that the 18 Marshall Plan nations, Prof. L. T. Ride (Vice- University) had arranged a full-scale exchange of scientific and Chancellor of the
will conduct the choir. The technical knowledge to attain maximum industrial necompanist will be Prof. Ger efficiency.
The Council said that the decision was based on a re, port by a working party of scientists and specialists
-
Plane Disaster
(Continued from Page 1
MA Arboleda, 00 miles from
Sanhended by Dr Alexander | Cacuta. All the occupants, are
TOWN THREATENED Tho entire town of Cesareo 11
Mudeon the food after threatened by
and more than 10,000 persons were
The Utext Live unde
knowledge diores her atutnic
One possible DBswer would
the new 1. 20 pilets Power atomic agreement the North Ailutle Kerurity Bilder,
thr...
provates which
was
King, of Britain.
The party
started work on
believed to have perished.
Bucaramank in the north of Colombia Hes on the west side
The statue
reached
on
lon King. There wil also be singing. community
All are welcome.
PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS
Copics of
photographs
taken by the South China
Inundated homes the problem lust July. frescued from
A outional centre to receive ad a chain of mountains, with temizer nations to produc by policemen, firemen and Red
documents sup- Ceuta on The
side. enflen Trame had to be nul despatch Squats. those weapons for which they Crosa
be established in Penna ls in the midst i the on several suspended Any
railway plied would
mauttains are best-equipped.
of because washed-out each of the Morshall Plan coun- airnest cer- Blues entreement would
Ronds were flooded uries.
at Our Lady of States bridges. fainly give the United
for and closed to automobile trume Reference Indices would be Fatima
Bogma trom Morning Post and Hong Kong the prune risponsibility
kept and nit information would Portugal Reveral points.
September 25, fuming out now and Improved t
The Mira Ruthorities raid the be made freely available to the erected by a crowd of 40,000 Telegraph Staff Photographers with Brilato atomic weapors,
was in o state of public. and Canada contributing uran entire town
people. It remained in Bogota would not preclude alarm after the river Aimo broke
for 10 days before being taken tum t
The party had instructed the the sharing of technical in-through its banks In several technical information and docu-
to other Colombian cities and In Venicements ulces in the city.
unit of the Boardi formation with the two allies.
was to have gone on to Ecuador President Truman first su waters
later. Ingoon flooded Trade to collate and distribute of the city ctions
in such reports, which are
(Another statue of Our Lady gested the Idea of a broader Bri- with
ceret Cassino the flapide river flooded peeled to reach 20,000 to 30,000 atomic partnership
and Canada at the secret
thousands of acres of newly-printed pages a year. on July
Provision had been made fo Bla'r House meeting
translation and reproduction. 14. There were immediate, loud seeded tund.--United Press.
subject tu
and the property protests from some Congressmen. who threatened Lu fight any
copyright lavra of the supplying The Senate
countries such proposal
Nov. 27. The Sydney, External Affairs Minister, Dr Herbert Evatt, tonight called for Australia's closes! en-operation with the United States, especially in the Pacific and South-east Asia.
foreign floor. policy, he sand Australin placed || Representatives of the special importance on confirmations held "exploratory talks" comradeship Washington in September, ing her warline
Truman's soon after Mr with America
In a
Statement
on
on
three
that the Mr Green dressed new labour International would for busty na "common adherence
It was practically certain thatnouncement of an atomic expi to the principles of free trade
Ble cented the un emergency arose again in ton in Russia. existence of differences in trade South-east Asia or the Pacifr would between the Australia and America union philosophy
use each other's resources and He United States and Europe. sad differences concerned only ferilities as in 1942-45.
of policy and not of matters
added that last Among the first tasks of the bright Agreement providing lo the Ful Free Labour Conference will be j
and the adoption of a constitution. An exchange of students
scholars between Australia vue druit has been worked out by
the U.S. was further evidenc the preparatory committee, but of Australia's enduring friend- ship with America.--Associated Press.
amendinents have Manila, Nov. 28, Philip. some
proposed by various countries. pine
will government
Countries represented launched a final determined; include Germany. Austrin ard
Iron Curtain countries i military drive against the Japan. Batangas partisans today will not participate, and will re
the WFTU, which main within while local officials worked.
claims membership of over to obtain their bloodless sur 10,000,000. Trade unionist exiles from Iron Curtain nations will render.
be admitted us observers and pre expected to report on the labour chick of the Philippine Connected to report
on the labour stabulary, left for Balangar
Eastern Europe... City, 55 miles south of Monfla,
command of United Press. to take personal
Brig-General Alberto Runos.
government troops which have re-
been fighting
political
situation in
calcitrants for nine days in the SIDE GLANCES
Batangas hilly woodlands of province. General Ramos pre- dicted the government would crusti opposition this week if
the rebels refused to surrender. President Quirino's terms were unconditional surrender and the President indicated that once the partleans laid down aring he and Contrees might consider granting them an amnesty.
The governOT of Batangas province. Feliciano Loviste, who
been trying to Ket negotiated peace between the government and several hundred who were reportedly
д
druntled over Mr Quirino's ;
recent election viclery, was scheduled to confer again today with the Interior Secretary, Sotero Baluyut,
Manila Batangas Constabulary officers at first refused
to grant Levisto permission to use the Constabulary radlo to appeal
to the rebele to surrender, but Mr
ME
dalugut inter approved the re- It was not known at once whether Mr. Loviste was successful in contacting leaders of the parlian: band.
On another front, govern- mont
forces were having a hard fight against Moyo out- laws, in the extremé southern part of the Philippines. A do- layed repart epid nino
Con atabulary.men ́and 14felvillan volunteers were killing last Friday when «Moros ›hambushed a:Constabulary. · wedpons Aruck on Jolo island In; the Sulu ar- chipelago @The outlaws seized atan and ammunition United.
10-18
Dr Evatt Saturday's signing
of the
ol
cx-
CHILDREN RESCUED London,
27.--Rome Nov. Radlo said tonight that about
The party had also asket! for 100 children, marocned
member nations to submit, be- many hours in a hospital near
for the end of November, sta Inelu- Borgo San Lorenzo, have been
of possible projects for rescued from the floods swirling ston in the scheme of research through
northern Italian and technical development.
the
Tuscay
and
0! provinces
The Council of the OEEC had also asked the Economic Co- Special
squada They were said to have made
of rescuers operation Administration_to_list and police des ail requests received so la: from "substantial
with military progress" toward
are being rushed member countries for technical agreement. The talks were then tachments recessed until November 28 from Florence to the affected aid,
people to report areas, permit the conferees
drowning-| back to their governments. The narrowly escaped Interval has presumably given Reuler. them more time to collect new information оп the Russian explosion.
FULL REPORT
Soon after the original talk!*
where many
VICE-CONSUL
RELEASED
(Continard from Page 1)
in accident,
The
closer
integration Europe's scientifle and technical potentialities will result," the report added.-Reuter,
of
EMERGENCY FOOD FOR COVENTRY Churchill Better closed, the American Under-premises which had been closed
Coventry, Nov. 27.-Emer- Mr James for a long time, secretary of State,
or why they
supplies were be- gave a full London, Nov. 27-Mr Wins-Webb,
report to failed to come to the victim's Sency food
ing poured into the big Mid- Opposition the Atomic Energy Committee. uld. The presence of the int:x-land industrial city of Coven- on Churchill, the
There
Was
no action preter was presumably likewise try during the weekend to re- leader, who has had a bad cold.
some today stated to be very fron members, leading
place the huge stocks destroyed was
observers to conclude Capital much be.ter.
ALLEGED ADMISSIONS in a big warehouse fire on Fri- that Republican opposition tu
eight day night. an otomie "sharing agreement"
Damage estimated at £250,- was done by the blaze, might have subsided with the witnesses testified they saw the knowledge that Russia had an victim beaten by five consular 000
which
largest since Was the atomic weapon.
officials The victim said:
Are raids in 1940-41. "Ward pressed me down the Nazi Senator WUllam Knowland, against the stairs, then punched Rationed goods brought to the London and Man- one of the Republican leaders, my left eye. I then lost con- city from
chester were being stored in refused to say whether he hadsciousness."
the aircraft hangars changed his mind or would The Radio said that
Fir brigades from nearby cad #1 `Congressional fight Japanese. Shiro Taizuml, testi-
called in 10 help fed he joined the beating "on towns were against such an agreement.
lie was able to travel front his London house yesterday to his home at Westerham, Kent.
-Reuter
By Galbraith
"DOPR, "1900 BY MEA BERVICE, INC. T. IL NÉO., LI, §. PAT, CPT.
to that butcher and ask him if he to accept such a bony steak!”!.
Just take
inks you're du
Seeks Cure For
Polio In India
radio
nil snid
Radio Hongkong
gramme
and
2.25
Amerlean officials say that Ward's orders. I caught hold of but out the blaze-Router. there
is "no prospect" of the Chl's arm, but did not kick him conferces drawing up a finisbed It was F. Clogna who pushed agre.ment
in the brief time and kicked him." Clogna and R. remaining before the present Rehberg both admilled holding pact expires They say, how-Chi's arm, the radio said.
"Ward, who Ied the ver, that the present agreement
ILK.T. admitted he used can be extended temporarily.acsault,
12.30, ILongkong Calling"-Pro- both hands to drag Chi down
Summary: 12.32. United Press.
the stairs, but then claimed Richard Tauber Programme"--with Chi fainted and fell down. Juchard Tauber, The Kielachrine Orchestra and Gürst, Leda Goossens, The Todlo said that the (BBCTS): 1, Mil Powell (Piano) Chinese Communist press heart with Instrumental Accompaniment ly approved of the verdict which J.10, Newn, Weather Report
Announcements. (Studio): "serves as a warning to im-Must For You: 2, Clow down. perialist
United clements."
Calling"--Pro: 5, Hongkong
0.03, Children's Press
gramma Half #ummated by Jack Frost (Buudio): 0.30, Portugues Half Hour. (Studio); 7, World News London, Nov. 27-Anine
and News Analysia. (London Relay); 16. Allen Rath and His Orchestra. year-old boy, Crombie Willem-
(Continuous): 7.30, "Off the Record" son, today left London by alr
Ronnie Global Presented by with his parents for Bombay,...
(Studio): 8, "From the Editorial". the hope
Lagos, Nov. 27--Police yes London Relay) 8.10, ritm Ta doctor may cure him of interday opened fire, wounding Fume from Brital": 5, "Take
(Studio): 0.55 McAdam. antile paralysis affecting both three Africans, at Onitsha in What 1 LakePresented by Mickael the Eastern provinces of ordinary Conduct of Bridget-An gar and Irish Comedy, By J. L Galloway. Doctors hero said that they Nigeria, after tear
failed to BBCTS); 9.35, Mozart's Concertante could do nothing for him baton charges had
Sinfonie. for Violin and Viola K 304, For the past year he has been disperse rioters and looters, it Albert Sammane (Vialin) Lional Teris (Viola) with the London staying with his grand-parents was, announced today. In Ayrshire, Scotland, and his A communique said, "Yester Zhuhannonic Orchestre conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty;, 10, Radio
Halay)! parents, who live in; India, came day morning large crowds at Newsreel (London over to fofch him it gothic temp
tempted
Wrether Report: 10.10, Laila Ameri
Indian that an
Police Fire On
Rioters
Extr
10.14
can Muslo Flayed by Rico's Creole Band; 10.30, "From the Ballet
The boy's father, who owns and to break into shops at general store in Bombay, and "After using tear smoke and Ballet sulte--Mirade in the Gor- I believe that within a month after baton charges the polico bals Royal Opera House Orch, (Arthur)71000 Dance To he,will be walking again. We were compelled to open fre on are optimistle that he will be the rioters. Three were wound-orchestra with Danny Kayok Quest Artatif 1,10, Warther Etport and totally cured before very long edgone seriously The warmer climate should "Oniliha was quiet during world and tome News from Bri fains, (itecorded Iselny); Also, : CION the rest of the day Router"; down, jug help. Reuter.
Le
(Piano) and "Xie
of Fatima arrived in Bombay by air tonight).—Reuter,
aro on view in the Morning Post Building.
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