1946-03-02 — Page 4

THE CHINA' MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1946.

ANTI-FRANCO MOVEMENT Demonstrations Spread Over Europe

Housemaids Bone Of Contention

Tokyo, March 1.

In the midst of Japan'a stern; moves to ventred money and black market the Government has be come embroiled in a wa

weird ment-ho to pay housemaids.

The

Ministry Finance

argu.

com.

plains that the

the higher Govern-

meut Authorities are using heavy pressure to get them to mak loose interpretations on the ork rinal air-tight rule for navriema in the new currenev.

withdraw from blocked in a month.

to

But higher otleinds Want permit an employer to draw 500| ven from the bank for servants even us for office helps such as Lyn bals Arrgeinted Press.

Tension Between Cardinals

& Spain In Record

France & Spain

LONDON, MAR. 1. ANTI-FRANCO FEELING IS MANIFEST IN EUROPE TO-DAY AS PROTEST, DEMONSTRATIONS AND RADIO BROADCASTS FROM SCATTERED CON-

SUPPORT TINENTAL CAPITALS

FRANCE'S

STAND FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION BY THE UNIT- ED NATIONS AGAINST SPAIN.

IN COPENILIGEN, POLICE REPORTED A HAND GRENADE HAD BEEN THROWN INTO THE GAR- DEN OF THE SPANISH LEGATION, "DAMAGING" THE BUILDING BUT CAUSING NO INJURIES. DE "DOWN WITH MONSTRATORS CARRYING FRANCO PLACARDS PREJ IOUSLY PARADED IN FRONT OF THE LEGATION.

Spain by all democratic states."

The Soviet commentator

Flight

Secret Nazi Armament Manufacturer

Frankfurt, Fob. 20.

The United States 'authori ties announced the arrest of a accret German armaments mak-, or whom they termed the great- est single power behind the Nazi war machine, whose indus- trial empire was expanded by seized foreign plants and was once operated by tens of thou- A plane carrying three Cardin-mands of slave workers. nals home-bound for the United He is onld to be Friedrich States will attempt to sota Flick, 62, head of a $400,000,-| recard for a non-ston flight from 000 combine. He started in Rome to Shannon. Eire. officiala

Rome, March 1.

of the Transcontinental and Wen- 1938 building up greater con-

trols than those held

by the tern Airlines said.

The officials said that they be. Krupp munitions family and loved it would be the first time possessed the greatest economic such a light was made and would power any single industrialet thus set a new record in elased, had in Nazi Germany but be timo, somewhere under six hours, worked anonymously and was

Last minute preparations

virtually unknown abroad and Finance officials contend that n

occurred in 'Tho Prague radio interrupted a

mado Lo elminale Demonstrations

normal in the homeland, housemaid or wervant should be

to an stqus to

that Cardinals

Stripl of the Brussels and Sol, calling upon recular news broadcast

Joseph Marcus, Jr., head of member 2

New regarded

at nounce the Czechoslovak guvern- and Monndy might get to Lo Love Kovernment within the the honachold and d

In Moscow, ra- ment is solemnly protesting the foundland ne quickly as possible, the Treasury and of the War yen the maximum against Franco. Umit of 109 which a bruscled member can dio commentator Michael Mihai- execution of 10 Spanish Republi- The third Cardinal. Glennon, will Department declaration group, leave the plane at Shannon and aid that much of Flick's hold- sover cans." deposita lov urged "unconditional

It added that the government proceed to Dublin to ure of all relations with Freins the stand of these nations dinner to be given by Fire Frime Jewish plants, mines, and from attend nings came from forced sales of

ald who strongly demand an end to Minister Eucon de Valers-Asstolen French, Czechoslovak and

["--Azavi suciated Presn

Soviet properties. the Vatican had "prevented the the crued Spanish regime."

He said that "so intricate pre Spanish problems from being so cited Press.

Flick's penetrations in Nazi in- ved."

dustry that he could still be a greater threat to the Allies' cen-; Washington, Mar. 1.

trol over Armament production Secretary of State Byrnes an-

will than any single German Indus- nounces the United States open consulates almbet immediate trialist now alive."

Marcus said that he would ly in six German cities. In addi tion to providin for consular recommend Flick's indictment at facities, the offices will be au- the war crimes trial for "he thorized to issue American visas grow with the Nazi regime to qualified refugees and dis- And seized more personal econo-

placed

persons in Germany who mic. power than Krupp over want to make future homes in the held." Flick Is held in prison United States. the announcement in Frankfurt for, questioning Rald

The offers will be in Berlin, and the directors of his combine His 5p1 are also in custody. Bremen, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Stuttgart-Associat: Ernst, 28, is under house ar- ed Press,

rest.-Associated Press.

"To Rebel Or Not To Rebel?"

(By Hai Boyle).

BOMBAY, FEB. 28. EDUCATED INDIAN YOUTH IS SHARPLY SPLIT ON THE POLITICAL TECHNIQUE THEY BELIEVE THEIR NATION SHOULD EMPLOY TO WIN FULL FROM BRITAIN. ONE GROUP INDEPENDANCE BELIEVES THAT INDEPENDENCE IS ALREADY A VIRTUAL CERTAINTY IF INDIA ADHERES TO GANDHIS DOCTRINE OF NON-VIOLENT NON- COOPERATION.

AN INSURGENT ELEMENT -- IFHOSE ACTIVE IN- FLUENCE HAS BEEN BLOODILY REFLECTED IN THE RECENT RIOTING HAS DECIDED THAT INDIAN LIBERTY CAN ONLY BE ACHIEVED BY IMMEDIATE SUSTAINED TIOLENCE DIRECTED AGAINST THE BRITISH.

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FRENCH NOTE

Madrid. March 1. A Foreign Once spokesmati said that . Hardion. Chief of the French Mission, delivered a note yesterday on the closing of the Franco-Spanish fronter.

Details of the noto were not disclosed. The spokesman raid it was under study and that further information might be available Inter.

The spokesman said that the border at Irun was closed to mer chandise due to French initiative but persons excent French no- tionals were crossing normally.

Saying that he had no know- ledge of conditions, the spokes

enid that stops there were taken on the initiative of the local

911 military authority.

Man

It was reliably reported that an official of the Swedish steam- ship line Svensk crossed the bor der towards Paris at Fort Bou with special permission of the French and Spanish authorities.

The official

1 . new arrency

nas,

ported from Barcelona that a shipment of tomatoes and bana- A

by the Swedish bought Government, will be sent by sen to Genoa on March 1 because of

OPINION DIVIDED

open) cendiary aims or to bucle a call Advocates revolution but leader has that might lunge a Ladia into the closing of the frontier,

no

an internal conflict in one mighty arisen to publicly proclaim its in-

A Foreign Office official said hel wave of long suppressed hatred.

At New Delhi I had long jalke had no information or comment with two young Indians who

A report that the United: tified these divergent views. States Government had dispatch- Bash were educated an equally, ed a note in the Governments of patriotic. Young men In India Britain and France on the sub are ardently patriotic

and nu ect of Spain. tionalistic.

QUISLINGS STILL FREE

Nuremberg. Feb. 28.

Professor Dushan Naleljkovitch

of the Yugoslav deleration to the

International War Crimes Tri- bunal, nail to-day that Italian

who

now а

Romo and Berlin.

At the same time reports an

Prces.

couplo

of

CONSULATES IN GERMANY

CHEERING CROWDS GREET HIROHITO

TOKYO, FEB. 28.

CHEERING CROWD OF JAPANESE TO-DAY BROKE THROUGH THE POLICE LINES TO SURGE AROUND EMPEROR HIROTITO'S AUTOMOBILE IN ONE OF THE MOST SPONTANEOUS DEMON- STRATIONS EVER ACCORDED THE NIPPONESE RULER IN JAPAN.

HIROHITO, WHO HAD MADE HIS FIRST VISIT TO A DEPARTMENT STORE, CAME OUT TO FIND A CROID EXCEDING 2,000 LINED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET TO GET A GLIMPSE OF

HIM.

of war, Prince Paul met Geering away. They can call me coward and the Chancelleries of London tered to view an exhibit, the and Washington concerned with Emperor asked so many ques-

Junkers To Go

#tri their

World

the

has boon SC-

As he entered the automobile "Britain has

PUL S

21 off with parently originating from the rises for decades," said one, foreign radio, spread through the, he lifted his hat to the crowd who advocates revolution "but it that an interim govern and they broke through the. the British only give under pres mont has been

suggested for police to crowd around the big sure. Why should we wait for Spain

limousine. The police had dif- our liberty to be given us a The individad Spaniard's rese, ficulty in parting the crowd suf-

Paris, Mar. 1. had been nanted as war er forsign gift when it la our right

to the French decision de ficiently to permit the auto-

The breaking up of landed ginals, by his Government were and we want it now? We don't tion

ponded On he political views, bile to pull away from the curb. states throughout Germany for "moving freely about in Italy and want any promises and that is Those for Franco held that the The Sovereign, who has lived distribution among the people was holding oficial positions."

all Gandhi's non-resistance has

action was unjustified and rela

recommended to-d y by the Exe He mentioned Surner Orlando, brought us.

while those virtual isolation in his meat- tively unimportant,- who is "wanted for innumerable "What does blood or loss of

Federation of Trade Unions. crimes in Dalmatin," and General lives mean to India, if we win against France were described by ell walled palace in the heart of cutive Committee of the

one ax "happy." Associate Tokyo until recently, was on a

The Committee, which recently Alessandro Pierzi Birolli, Gaver- If we lose two of three milion

second series of trips which arei nor of Montenegro during the lives in single famine can't we

BORDER QUIET

serving the double purpose of returned from a tour of all the: Italian occupation, who is "now spare one million lives in battle

Irun, March 1, exhibiting himself to the popu- four ocupied zones of German

declared in

In a pro

provisional repo Chairman of the Italian Exto make Eria free? The sooner The border presented a quiet, lace and at the same time that it was necessary to destro Servicemen's Quanisation."

revolt the sooner we will be scene. The Spanish civil guards ing conditions under which his the economic basis of the junker The Yugoslav Government to-

to- free.

patrolled the Spanish opening of, subjects are living,

class, one of the principal sup- day submitted to the Tribunal un

ANOTHER VIEW

Strict observance of the al- porters of Nazism and militarism. the international bridge entrance affidavit by Druga Yoyanovitch, The other young man's parents, and ifted and lowered the barrier

DoThis requires the former "Quisling" chief of police both are orthodox Hindus. He for crossings while customs

prompt paid during his tour which breaking up of the great landed prisoner in Belgrade, was equally positive that violence cials were at the usual to lotted time schedule had been

wound through Tokyo's streeta oglades which said that Prince Paul Re would bring nothing but disastor Across the river Д gent of Yugoslavia, made several to India.

French customs men are fishing' amid ruins of fire bombing with among the peoplsion) Incognito visits to Germany, in "If I thought

that independ from the French river bank. brief stops at schools, emer- report said. addition to his official visits to enco could come to India only There was nothing in the scene, vency housing and other recun-complished in the Russian zone through a revolution then I would to Indicate that Stanish-French atruction projects. But in the and we urge that similar mea The affidavit stated that on one be rainst Independence" he said. relations were at a critical stage department store, which he ensures be promptly applied else

where." of these visits after the outbreak "If we have fighting will run

The report also asserted that the results of denazification, in at Munich, and described the

wish. I just the situation. the or anything they

tions and listened so intently to Germany have been "far from acone at Gooring's residence 40 don't believe good CELI come from Colonel Julio Ortegn. Spanish explanations of the manufacture satisfactory." miles from Berlin in the summer evil, and bloodshed is evil.” military commander, told the

dowly. The W.F.T.U. leaders said that. of 1939, where Prince Paul and He has strongly imbued ideas Associated Pres "We are very and use and moved so Princes Olea went after their the traditional Hindu doc peaceful and not worried about! along the line of shelves that they were satiefied that Gorman were developing "olemn and luxurious recention"

life. against taking.

Trade Unleas He anything."-Associated Press.

along

fully democratic lines with In the Gorman capital.

all officials. "At the railway station when said he is willing to give up his if time over

Concerning general conditions, report said that German rations compared very favourably, with those elsewhere in Eurog and that there was no evidence of widespread malnutrition 14 Seoul, Mar. 1,

that

wor The military government of declared

Gormans announces the better clothed than the people of southern Koren lovich (former Yugoslav War cumvent the Moslems who oat for American war veterans, of, arrest of Hideo llayashi, Korea's any other European nation and Minister) astablished contact with number them three to one and Oriental ancestry.

most wanted Japanese war cri- that the housing wae ng worse Milan Neditch (former "Quisling" want to set up their own county The committon said veterans of minal suspect, and the recovery than in Poland or workern Rust Premier in Belgrade) and colla--Pakistan.

despite the Allied bombings of Chinese, Korean,

or of four tons of onlum. after Fillino borated with. him."-Router.

Germany ----Assosiated Presa." four months' search for both. Moslems." hr added seriously. will not be required to obtain)! "we could outwate the old Moslems citizenship certificates from Im as they prepared to distribute a

WASSBL RETIRING and keen India one nation." That migration officials before applying "wanted" poster offering 50.000 reward. Poliood, the aplution to India's religious pro- for steamship travel. The vetor ven

Washington, Feb.

Feb. 28 Chungking. March 1. hitem is remote..

Ian will the required only to pre- Japanese spect, obtained, the

Captain Corydon Wannel, 61, Agitation for Rasalan, with-

Just to free the rooord streight sent birth certificates and military has oplum siçok from Japanese doctor bord of the retreat from

BIMY BOUTONS on September B drawal from Manchuria was kept I asked one wounge Britisher who discharge certificates.

hanted level in China by served six years in the Indian' Wives and children of these the day American force landed ava, arrived by plans from Key fresh demonstrations, and tale Army bow he felt about the ir veterane also bengit by the new in Koroncociated Press West to-day to make arrance

ments to retire from the Navy,

President Roosevelt In &

1942 eznam of protesta.

regulation Associated Press.

Tacoma, Wash., Mar. 1. radio adirou told the story at London, March 177 **** Elight-labing-bosta, hare, boan Wassel Bretons to leave badly Egypt's reply to the formal muchanel in this area by UN-wounded- navy, man as the Japan- tion urging application of sane leave for England. They shout British protest, emcerning wil RR.Atopaddling rebuilding tion against Rumia,

me to nowy to quit India but they Beitleb rakin

on Feb. 91 in China's flabing Indsat down on his emergency

Bourabaya. W Another waG an annesi by know they need us and we wil Odro has been receipad and is chinkys of UNRRA erlent ded pablo bodies in Formose to come when they wont for us to balnés fondled by hien Foreign tural equigment divalon, said, the leamy put, the many many SALE Chiang Kai hok for me come back No one could be a once was beazod Official vowels are equipped Hand waist Russia's "insaciable bad nề thay mag we are,"map

trizo

the time schedule was forget ten.-Associated Press.

they laft Prince Paul and Goor- comes when Hindus and Moslems, RESTRICTIONS LIFTED MOST WANTED MAN

ing stood all the time ombracing alsah over the issue of having a oach other while Madame Goer united India

Ditting Into or Ine kissed Princias Olga suveral separ

separate states. times" the affidavit Bald.

Honolulu, Mar. 1. The Hawall chapter of the "I would becomo Moslem my American Veterans Committee re- ported yesterday that senlain tra- singular vel restrictions between. Hawall

In another Yugoslav document self to keep peace," he said. Dr. Fuchs Gostado chief. aald?

"From the very beginning Mihal idea of one rather

how Hindus might cir- and the mainland have been lifted

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