UN: Mankind's best hope for peaceful world
Lake Success, Apr. 25.-The Assistant United Nations Secretary General, Byron Price, said today in. an anniversary state- ment that, although the United Nations still has a long way to go to fulfil the expecta- tions of San Francisco, it remains and will continue as mankind's best hope for a decent, secure and peaceful world.
On April 25, 1945, delegates from 51 nations gathered at the San Francisco Opera House for the first United Nations meeting, which began the work of drafting the charter for the world organi- sation.
NEW CLUE
TO BALTIC AIR CLASH?
Mr Price, former head of the United States wartime
censorship office, is acting
us Secretary General while Trygve Lie is on a European
trip that may take him to the East-West impasse.
Moscow in an effort to settle
Recalling the co-operative at- that existed when the
Rich
Stockholm, Apr. 25.-A Untied Nailone was formed, Mr aircraft wheel pierced by Price said, "The bullets has been found by a undergone many fishing bout off Gotland, the Swedish Air Force reported tonight.
The discovery was linked with the loss of the American Privateer bomber in the Baitle On April 8.
That
A
It
world changes since The day,
atmosphere of agreement and conciliation has en succeeded by one of mla- been trust and sumpleion. The United Nations itself has undergone and has passed treat siralon
difficulties. many through stil han long way to go to
the expectations of full America, an Francisco. Meanwhile, in American Congressman
United that the gested today States Privateer bomber lost in the Baltic on April 9 was pe Russlan coast connoitring the 11.
Sun
TOUCH PROBLEMS "Yet in these few short years. has proved self a vital or Kanization capable of handling: the tourthest political, economie and social problems. Five years Representative Stepeen Young! is only a brief moment in ham
dual judgment on Ohio), wrote in a bitory and (Democrat,
"Straight Be work of the San Franeisen syndicated column:
perhaps cannot be from Washington." that both conference
until many years hence. United States-vertheless, Russia and the
(nough "are reconnoitring each other's
happened to enab'e us to. 43 coastlines."
that the United Nations, in the midst of the stort and stress the extraordinary nze in which we live, remains and will con- mal peaceful
The United ment
State: Govern had insisted that the course and speed of the mis-
1
ing aircraft would not have in as mankind's best hope for
a decent, retire air-world."United Press,
laken it over Soviet territory,
that Soviet but claimed craft shot it down,'
Russia alleged that the plane was sent over the area "for the purpose of photographing Sovlet deteners,"
our
Mr Young said in his articles: "It is significant that there were
in experts three ruchir
It is highly important plane. that this nation test the effec- tiveness of the Rudan radar net. Our aviators may be said to be
making routine practice lights,
but you may be sure they are rendering an important service to our country, and they are
for us risking their lives every mission they mcku,"
Lie asks:
HOW ABOUT.
A SPECIAL SESSION?
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, ÁPRIL 26,
Senor Hogan
Walks Into Troub,
Arriving in London, Argentine's new Ambassador in London, Senor Carlos
A. Hogan, finds himself immediately involved in a dispute arising from a protest by the Argentine Embassy in London against the ignoring of an invitation suggested by Senora Peron of three Vicker Armstrong workers and their wives to Photo the launching of the Argentine ship, "17th October" in Buenos Aires. shows: Senor Carles A. Hogen photographed on board the "Senor Peron" with his wife and children, Maria aged 4 and Thomas aged 2, on their arrival in London
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in the Bronx
New York Apr. 25,-New ark's Bronx quadrup- lets" and their parents will get the keys to their US$50,000 "Qued T{་ ་
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Betouch President's Office,
for Iress,
Radio director
leaving here
- today.
RULES
OF
WAR
DEAD AS A DOG
---Says Admiral
London, Apr. 25.--Admiral of the Fleet, Lord Cork, commander of the naval forces in the Nor- way expedition at the beginning of the war, con- tended today that the rules governing the laws of war were "as dead as the dog" and must be over- hauled.
1950.
No tanks or guns against
Berlin Reds
Berlin, Apr. 25.-Western Allied and German political circles in Berlin today ex- pressed complete astonish- ment at Washington Government spokesman's suggestion that tanks und guns might have to be used to counter Communist at- tempts to invade the Western sectors of Borlin at Whitsun.
"There are no American toniks in Berlin", an offelal American spokesman salel.
"United States forces only have tricked weapon carriers." During the past months the three Western Allied Comman- dants have repeatedly stressed that they had full confidence in the West Berlin police force. which, they said, was capable of dealing with any Communist disorders of Whitsun when 500,- 000 Communist-led youths are expected to rally in Berlin.
A French offelal spokesman Bald that no French military reinforcements had reached Derlin.
PRECAUTIONS
"Nor is there any reason to ani motorised suppose Brined Russian troupa would break into West Berlin under cover of ai peace rally or unarmed young Germans", he aided.
"Naturally all security pre- cautions have been taken, but
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at provocations
the sector boundary."-Reuter.
munist-controlled
International law, he told¡from Adinira) Dorultz, and did the House of Lords, did not what he had been told, he I would not have been respon- allow for the plea of actingle. And if Adutral Doculiz AN ATOMIC
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Washington,
Apr. 25 America is to build an atomic- powered submarinu and other radically new type underwater veels, the United States Navy disclosed today,
A flagrant case was that of order it by Adolf Hitler, the SUBMARINE two German sailors, who
in 1945 the result that Doenitz was not imprisoned
guilty and Hitler was. for their part in machine
That is the Fuchrer principle gunning survivors of the
-the doctrine by which you lay Greek ship, Releus, which own all your moral ideas nud Was Lorpedoed iti mid-put yourself absolutely at the Atlantic by German sub-control of one man, rendering unto him not merely those marine in 1942.
things are Caesar's but those The U-Boat captain. Heinz which every
man in the last full responsi^
resort must judge for himself." bility for the incident at Trouter. trial, Lord Cork said. He had admitted ordering the aching- Aunning and blowing up of the the raft on which wreckage and were two survivors, to remove incident and all traces of the via conceal the presence of the sub-
He and two officers, to whom
Fell orders to open Nairobi,
for New York, and taken
It was learned yesterday that Me David Keith Hardy, Director of Programme Radio Hongkong, is leaving by air with his wife and family for New York,
Mir
Clash
Sharp
In Kenya
It was reported here today.
I
for
e Navy also plans to con- veri"
a cruiser into guided misrile combat vessel.
The plans were made known request to Congress authority to build 112 vessels,
Admiral Forrest Sherman, Chief of Naval Operations, told the House Arms Services Com- mittee that the recommendations the Secretary were put before
rf Defence, Mr Louls Johnson, la February.
The proposed programme would cost $335,000,000.-Reu-
New York, Apr. 25.--The
dom, at the beginning of he had given
Арг. 25.--Tribes-ter. United Nations General As-Italy and the United King-marine in the area. sembly President. Brigadier
fre on the raft, were sentenced men killed three British officials, May. General Carlos Romulo of
Keith Hardy came to to death and shal. Two other an African policeman and 20 the стем
were African civilians in a cinth in the Philippines. said today Radio Hong Kong as programme members of
Kenya yesterday. that the United Nations Director from the BBC in April sentenced to life imprisonment North-West
Lord Cork thought it would Secretary General, Trygve 1947, and he has also been Cor- und 15 years respectively.
Απ official statement said have been quite enough to have Lie, has proposed a special respondent for the BBC in e
the Security Mr Arctic session of
Keith Hardy's place is shot the captain, who gave the they were killed in a fight with tribesmen In the Lake
district. waters last year and recent re- Council to be attended by to be filled for the present by order, and not to have pursued Suk
While trying E.L. O'Neil Shaw, of the matter Mr Erle ports of unidentified submarines Foreign Ministers or even
the Department of Commerce acale,
to arrest an African lender of prescribed fanatical off the Pacific coast of America heads of the member states, and Industry, who was 1 Radio!
religious sectely which had been respur- as News Romulo, addrezina Hongkonit pre-war
sible for many disturbances in Mr Young fald that these un- Identified craft were Russian. 11 reception by the American Editor and Editor of the on-
the Association of
United kong Radio Review, commemoratin
the past two years.
He linked the incident with the loss of the Anteriena rub marine,
Chochino, in
Cinetal
the
Colony.
•
The United States Navy súd
Mr O'Neil Shaw rubsequently the Chochino exploder! and Nation
jopentox of the San Francisco returned to the Colony a Prod ramme Director at the special burned while engaged in cold
Plan- water training exercises.eu-conferences, mit that he and the
fariner General Assembly Pre-request of the ilongkong sidents, Dr Oswaldo Aranha of ning Unit of the British Military in November Brazil and Dr 1ferbert Evatt of Administration, Australin, hnd endorsed and 1945. supported the suggestion.
ter.
Lost Boys
"Shivered
General Romule added. "1
hope that a way can be found in Climax To
carry out Mr Lie's proposal
without delay. Afr Le is on his way to Europe to fad new ways) of bringing the powers
Con-
cerned together in a fresh effort
to
Crisis Expected
Viet-
Salon, Apr. 25.-The
crisis, which
And Prayed" compore their cutstanding am Ministerial
is determined to try every con-is now appronchit
means of putting ceivable
dramatic dra
Kingwood, West Virginia,ceful end to the cold war." Government quarters Apr. 25.-Three teen-age United Press.
boys, after 27 hours spent
in a dark, rat-infested cave, said today that it was no adventure.
"It was spooky and we were scared." 10-year-old Robert Shrout told his father after 65- que parties found the young- sters uduled together in ne offshoot of the Cornwell Cave, ono of the biggest in West Virginia.
الم"
I did was shiver and pray," said Robert.
His brother Eugene. 14. and
differences by negotiation. He has dragged on for three weeks, a possibly climax, informed said Au-
day.
The head of the State, former Emperor Bao Dal, was expected to insist on the formation of a to meet stronger Government
keep
Law to Japs out of
US illegal
the threat to the country's in- ternal security.
The Vietnam Premier. Ngen Phan Long, teck preremen today that if he were forced to resign he would insist on the formation of a completely new Govern- ment, not a reshuffle ters.
of Minis-
manoeu-
against him, he de-
Los Angeles, Apr. 25.- There were groups The Californian District vering Court of Appeal Ims ruled elared.-Reuter. that the State's Alle Land
J.K.T.
Calling"- Pro 5.50, Ingkong Erame Summary: 8, "Take It from
Law prohibiting Japanese Radio Hongkong their cousin Alvin Shrout, 15, and a few other Asiatic na said they prayed too. The boys sneaked off to explore ne tionals from owning land in almost inaccessible
cave six California because they are miles north-west of here. They ineligible for citizenship, in Witt a hots. Dick Bent. found a small hole high on one
it Helay: n.30 Frank Del and Ti side and crawled through. They not enforceable because had
gone only about 35 feet conflicts with the United Orchestra: 45, Saxophane Recital when their one flashlight went Nations Charter. oul.
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declared that Programme Prestated by Christine United Nations Charter way
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9.15,"Orchestra of the Week-The Halle Orchestra: .45, The_Fan!ish Holding hands, they walked and other nations and that the
Constitution provides Novel Introduction by Geoffrey carefully around the crevice Federal
Gelson London Relay D. "From filled cave, desperately trying to that all treaties take precedence Gatis London lielay); 9.10. Services Weather Report: 9,11, And a way out. Some of the over State laws."
The decision was based on J
Spotlight"-A Weekly Virkely Show crevices are 100 feet deep. After
against the State for the Forces by the Forces Ille- lay from the West Lounge YMCA hours of fruitless searching, they sult brought
a Japanese national. Sel Kowloon; 10. French Cabaret: 10.30. decided to quit wandering in the by dark and to walt for help. Fukil The State had attempted Edwin Fischer and Ills Chamber Or
chestra: 10.45, "Soft Lights and SIX Sweet Mule" 11. Radio New rest Three search parties, marking to seize land he purchased. Six
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The
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STRESS AND STRAIN "I feel that I am being
Interests of young oflicers all ranks and ratings liable receive oilers in the stress strain of battle nud in an emotional atmosphere" Lord Cork sald.
and
tacked the
About 300 Suk tribesman al- police party when they attempted to parley for the arrest of the religious lea- Chancellor, The Lout!
Lord der. Under a hall of spears, Jowitt, said he absolutely and the police opened fire and among Suk dead was the mat completely disagreed with Lard the Cork, who hal cnunciated they sought to arrest.
othing less than the Fuehrer principle." Under this rea. soning, if the U-Boat commun- der had said he got his orders
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227
Reinforcements
were sent into the area Immediately and the situation was inter reported to be under control.-Reuter.
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