Another Escape From East Zone

Berlin, Feb. 5.-A Christian Democrat, Herr Berhard Rohner. who was suspended last month as Finance Minis- ter of the Soviet Zone Province of Saxony, was reported here tonight to have fied

West

Berlin.

to

The Christian Demo- Headquarters

In

cral West Berlin had no knowledge of his where- and abouts, however,

the report could not be confirmed from any Herr other source Rohner was accused of "covering economic

Reuter criminals

U.S. COAL DISPUTE

Full-Scale Walk-Out Expected

Julin 1. Lewis' 400 000 noi conl miners were set tonight from,

Pittsburgh, Feb 6

A full-scale walkout

will force

which

realdent

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1950.

Show Territorials” Bird

India-Nepal Impasse

ALLEGED TAMPERING OF DOLLAR EARNINGS

New York, Feb. 5.-The New York Times re norted from Paris today that the United States, "which has immense prestige in India," was being looked to in the hope that its friendly counsel could end a "prevailing impasse" between India and Nepal.

The writer of the despatch, Mr C. L. Sulzber- ger, said: "Events are forcing the United States to take a diplomatic interest throughout Asia on a scale without precedent," he added.

"One ende in point is that of Nejml." he said.

Nepal

www on the verge of breom- the borderland in Fileulogical context hel ween

Suviet

And Communis Western desszenen way

Ma

icking

Chevy Flament Fournet its antemdica of Toking over

if us!

odisket, Nepal will

T

have to

forde whether to revognte

of FIAT Lex

11 mgbbma Part mote

Nepal the hom Lamines brave Cockhan, WI

word was

1

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A White Houw statement and

the President's punkt Ther

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Physicist's Claim For Russians

Berlin

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LOSING HAND IN ASIA

Bangkok, Feb. 5.-A de- teriorating Bituation in Southeast Asia confronts American diplomats who will sit down here on Febru- ary 13 for their widely heralded policy conference.

Some

observers pessimistic when those attending examino their cards they will And the Western powers holding a Josing hand In the came with Communism in this part of the world unless the cards are played more

fully,

U.S. roving

are

KKUJ

Ambassador Philip Jessup. After a tour of the Far East, will bring the tate$1

And Information

Am- Dresstona.

US, ambassadors from Korea, Ceylon, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand and India, and mission chiefs from Salgon, Batavia, Singapore, Rangoon, Pakistan and Hongkong will at- tend the meeting, which is ex- pected to last four days

Findings and recommenda- More than £50,000 worth of birds were on show at

tions will be reported to the the Kensington Drill Hall, London, in the first cage US. Siatt Department to help bird show ever organised by the Territorial Army, it determina American polley in attracted nearly 3,000 entries and was the scrond big the Orient,

RSM C. W. Rod-

WRITING OFF gest show to be held in recent years,

But some skilled He and 12

onlooker gers is looking over some of the bullfinches,

already may privately events are others mounted guard at night over the birds.

| Hacked so strongly in favour of

Protest Against

Pro-Franco Trend

In

Washington

Madrid. Fob. 5.-The Falangist newspaper Arriba today publish the alleged facsimile of a letter from the Spanish Socialist leader Indalecio Prieto, appealing to M. Leon Blum, veteran French Socialist, for a personal effort to halt the "pro-Franco" trend in Washington. "News from the Soviet Union Application of concerning the

The publication of the alleged 80-page, confidentia!

tion of Mr Truman's rally with the eventual uspna- for a 70-day fact-filing fruce tion of absorblog Nepal into atomic carigy to peaceful pur-letter, crammed with spicy and intimate references re- w regarded by most malamin

bution Republic Untli poses has in general led to the garding the efforts of Spanish exiles to overthrow Gen-

as a yult work" signal officials

reporter!

were feeling

and rendy

A new

**

UMW

What their

"mean as The

to force ise in the eight-month battle for

contract, Teising wages da con's day. Increasingl for the UMW welfare royallies fund from 20 to 35 cents a tar and strengthening their right to stop work

when they are nul willing and able."

Adding

on 're- to pressure sident Truman for direct inter. the Pronomy-shaking vention in dispute was elam fritheal candi} - tion of the nation's cont Government plies

TUN

portal less than 10 days' coppy on sussel United Puss

Violation Of

Neutrality Charge

A

Los Angeless, Feb 5. Federal jury today resumed 118 deliberations on the fate

Delhi

that such have already

atomic been

en supposition

oral Franco, was regarded by some observers as an at- suspicions reactions

uchieved, Professor Havernaumtempt to discredit Don Jun, the Spanish Pretender, by "revealing" a close connection with Spanish exfled Soci

lists.

New

neted These pesatively, we likely to man

"Negotiations have been going an in New Delhi between Indian and Nepalese representatives for

long time without any

Cuza Ля п lusive results.

result, Nepal has taken the orrasion of her new diplomatic relationships with the United States 10 can. pinin of this," the article com- Uned

£1

wrote

said letter

On

| Communitra in tile aren mouth China that the Wester powers wonhl do well in write

POCKET CARTOON by OSDERT LANCASTER

* Just look what that old sweetie-pie Professor Henry, 'paler's OIDER

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Therefore over no armadillo sa by:ted to Professor Pittdown's

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former

off the men for the time being paigitist and heavyweight chamI-

and are for the day wheat

pian. 2. A drop of formie held democratic influers muthi

itriinies left by the bite which stand a chance of returning.

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lon Soviet It's joining A Minst.7.. Mao Tre-turučn Chinese in re-pointed General Manager & cognising Moscow educated HoChief Engineer of Hongkong

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been

up.

("th-Ininh'a regime In Lace- China could

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from 1st February, 1960. category-Associated Press

ACHESON'S ORDEAL Washingtona,

Feb

5. The

Secretary of State. Mr Dean Acheron, miny face shopp ques

Senators this week tioning by

Chian on the Administration's

ME Truman's theatrical

the professor de thunder," a

not explain to the present regime for Spain Arriba did terflied the projected American

bomb, consists hyd.ogeu

elow the letter, dated Novem.xia and prumises Urr restora. the to narchy in the unuting maper-heavy hydrogen

1 Tegifirnate policy. (triton), whose alom consists ofjber 23, 1949, enme into its

The one proton and two neutrona, possession.

allegedlamut, Don Juan of Bouston with ordinary hydrogen.

"The monarchy is based that London

principles of of this union coines one atorn would continue

its attempthe democratic great dral of

Westers els llisation adapted to to attack the economy” of the

Franco regime, andjies of Spamards this added: "I am very grateful!

"It is her on the principlexland, Republiens of CallforuA, !] that for

the British rude and Chestino lase chief critic of what he has call- Labour Party has tried to peatedly primed by Pupe the Administration's "bank-

"Nepal orgues she wants her own smil

dollars but but she wandt like to avail herself of possible.

E

under President Truman' Porn! Four Kamine to develop lydeo viec- Tatr power in her valleys

Furbem re d wonths aka

herself up the survey Ter Open

developatre

not only that bellum and

enky

THE HELL

-

TRITON'S RARITY

douds andages of proces ate The exceptional by filet mad the great with

lls of manufacturing 1

the

Thai

do, and recently their efforts Pius XI sketched 14 cliseas īut་ན་ལྟ་༨ཐཱ། tere are generally known among have favoured us, including

branches ant at would those of the

Jak their Intelligence services. Totally inertreek

American amp y

ated

play sarints,

....

all

+

11 1h+kul

| THEY 15 IT anvas ftrent,"

the the d Stelios

now being n wie with a view

airline, but until regularmed

20

1 like onenes frudin were not only gabatabileed but tangan

at this

itsagart land de to trust remain FT velation For this treason, the punjen zaad, States,

"whirh has he Baded mence presluje In Bulan N m

dly usei van end. He

The threat of a super humb

otosyncra

Mr Acheson is expected to be asked to testify by n Senate Appropriations Sub-emmurallie on Stair

Department requesti for funds to the new budget,

Setor William F Know-

rup" Asin policles, will be on hand with a full list of qura- wutions --Associated Press.

"This monarchy of guarantee A reformed and

healthy

the public cennomy. rights of free citizens within the strict maintenance of law and order, political concllintion and barmony of ʼn legal and pacifie character for all Spanords the entry of Spain to the family of the Western nations,"

13

Wshington which infernsts ie from the point of

victory And

Last To Leave

Greece

fast

of are which the American have vie

insanchsesi, vlarly amok al | Wankung be the antiurner of the the creation of T

aron el Lactum Party, and par

of Mi Bevin,

de

Satonaka, Feb 5.-The fothy quickly

The message eaded by claim-British Troops to leave Greece-- "Of Course. Dean Acheron Is

Munarchists' or members of the British Read- Bal po las

Prenuerg that the Just and

that gantration had numerous secret is certain

quarters stuff and the British Attire himself

members and sympathisers but

Mission with their wives, 100 count on hien be London Cat

could not stage a publie dem people in all-are due to em stration to show its strength bark at the Pleacus tomorrow. owing to the persecution from

Today, 55 umeers and other which the organization suiters ranks of the Bedfordshire

tang boked in at the top that

of six men charged with ron- spiracy to violate the United prevailing ingusse Ruter States Neutrality Act by i

smuggling planes and radio French Dockers' equipment into Palestine in 1947 and 1948.

Decision

The juror retired to study

Marseilles, Fel 5. Marseilles the ev.dence In re three-

dockers of the Communist-fed month-old case yesterday after-

General Confederation ul 14. noon. The defendants are Halph

'Hor today decided Schwimmer, of New York, Her-

to expel kan Kireenspun, of Las Vegas, from their union all who help- Nevada; Ray Selk, Sam Low to load French Army treaties Gardner, all of Los for Indo-China on the steamer Angeles; and William Sostow,) Athos on February 1 nad

and Leo

of New York.

During the trial they admit- ted sending material trum Los Angeles to Palestine by way of Czechoslovakia, but contended that a clearance

had been ob- tained from the United States Customs.

prosecutors which

were

The Goverment alleged that the planes,

here, were flown from equipped with machine-guns Czechoslovakia and inter dell- vered to the Israeli forces in Tol-Aviv, where they

used against the Arabs.

were

It convictext the defendants face a maximum

two

The CGT dackers had called un docker members

have weak nfsed enough to Whate House's Tak the pagamda banh at its fare value "On the other hand, informa on from the Soviet Union leads to the conclusion derable techineal progress along came he is almost is British us

bei Amerlean' itre: Already hos Į this pathe

been Reuter

nach"

that cons

PORTUGAL'S

POPULATION

ON INCREASE

Lisbon, Feb. -Official

וי

"I knew he is very Briti

the fret for y Bevia cantamed this

under the present regime. Reuter.

webeat almost

AVAS

very

to raz and this is due to the fact

Acheson family and Que originally British and not long ago"

CHANCE IN OPINION

GERMAN CREW

ON BRITISH

YACHT

Prieto also sald in the alleged Jetter that the help they were getting from the Spanish mon- archists was important for the wielded rather influence they

But, he their numbers. than of other Portuguese statistics reveni de

added, latest information from watons to "night against the war

Southampton, Feb. 5.- that the country's popula- Estoril--the residence in Por in Indo-China"

motor by refusing to

Juan--was that The 230-ton British und other lips due to sail for tion increased by more than tugal of Don

Spanish aristocrats had 1,000,000 between 1938 and pessimistic reports" on support owner paid off his British for a restoration among leaders

in Bremerhaven and The rate of 100,000 per year of the Spanish church, Industry, crew

the banks. universities and Judi-hired 11 Germans, probably continuing.

Ducem clary. 1950, the

population ber 31, will probably be 8,820,000. The city of Lisbon itself

Indo-China. Reuter.

Nurses Strike

Shunnon,

1948.

Is

statistics showed, Ireland. Feb, 5.— The 100 patients

the Limerick County Hospital had

ן!

13y

Kain.

and

with

| Hertfordshire Regiment,

their families-the last remnants of the British 2nd Division i Greece-embarked here.

British troops have been in of Guturnus Greece since the

Germans icfl. 1944, when the There was a question of with- drawing them in 1945, but the Greek Government, in view of the unsettled state of the coun- try, asked that they should remata.-Reuter.

celyncht. My Evangeline, whose STAR

Phone 58335' arrived 17 Hankow Road, Kowloon at Southampton today to

-FINAL SHOWING to a voyage prepare for military men were mainly Malta and the West Indies, 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

Prieto

that snid

sponsible for

the

American

in

change

no nurses to lead them today.

The staff walked out because cd 120,000 inhabitants over the American opinton towards Spain ami referred to a section of the of a disputed salary increase 10 years. crunted to aŋe of the nurses, Food supplies falled to keep American cotton trade as yield

a pro-Franco influence,

The resigned nurses say they with Portugal's growing popula-| is letter cuused much con- arrived and told

penalty

of

and #

Press.

in prison years

$10,000 fine, or both-Reuter.

KDIVORS VACKE SERVICE, INC.-NURVA KONK

1607

tion. A total of 55,650 tons of

The

Mr The owner,

Frederick Syducy Cotton, aged 54, described as a company direc tor, visited the yacht when she newspaper- pre going to England, where

German crew men: "This salaries are higher-Associated meat, for example, were controversy in the Spanish capital really works and are no trou

sumed in 1938, and only 55.815 today.

doubted 11s ble at all. There is wonderful tons in 1948, and the price had authenticity,

while

others discipline among them. If you increased 300 percent.

cialmed they recognised in its told one to jump overboard at Fish consumption increased racy and sally comment a style seven in the morning you could slightly more, from 180,615

wait for the splash." tons in 1938 to, 203,597 tons in characteristic of Prieto,

"I'm a ilile cold, Henry. Would you mind bringing: me my new mink coat?"!

1948 13 percint

Increuse

but the

Price Increased percent-United Press,

Mony

that

The

Arriba said:

250narchists

certain

are new

seamen

lotter

Mr Collon said he did not alleged try to get a British crew be arm in cause "all the best arm with Prieto, who was the were engaged" man who led the campaign of Ife said that there were two U-boat commanders late King Alfonso the XIII"-among the crew but refused 10 Reuter,

Argument Over enumny and insult against the former

Madonna

Merano, Italy, Feb. 5-Na- tionallam today halted the pro- ression of a statue of the Ma-

PROTEST TO ACHESON

divulge their names, "I do not want then pestered" he said. The war is over and we should

After cruising in the Meditor-

Madrid, Feb. 5. Spanish not blame all the Germans." donna at the tiny village of Ora, monarchists, supporters of Don rancan Mr Cotton will go to Talon-Austrian border Junn of Bourbun, issued today the West Indies, where he said

*****the text of the letter sent

he hoped to complete

on

the

neer

some

The German-speaking resi- several days ago to protest business and had a factory in

was

by

view."

HERBERT WILCOX

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He is the second British yacht tatue. Finally, after a heated 5 ate, Mr. Dean Acheson, that

of an alter-owner reported recently to have "there is no ziga argument. .compromise

:

present Govern- taken on a German crew. The renched. The statue was token native to the

other is Mr R. W, Rickett, a round the Ttallon quarter only ment in Spain. while the German quarter was The protest said in part: fluancier, whose ketch, Sylvia, visited by a Madonna painting "The Monarchiste organlantion is lying off Hamble Hampshire. Ray Milland, Barbara Britton

maintains that the alternative-Reuter. done by a German-Reuter.

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