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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1946,

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ARABS "WARN" BRITAIN Four-Point Resistance Campaign

Communists

Split In Hungary

Budapest, May 3.

A sput is developing within the Hungarian Communist Party over the fate of Paul Demeny, an Communist leader autstanding

before the war, who has for the past year been a prisoner of the political malice.

Merling have been held by the Communist Party to deal with it. though, so far, details have bren withheld from the public.

Organisation Of Defence Forces

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JERUSALEM, MAY 3.

GOVERNMENT

Pretty Cool Example Of Cheek

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THE ARAB HIGHER COMMITTEE YESTERDAY AN- "NOUNCED THAT IT HAD SENT A "WARNING" TO

THE BRITISH

RESPECTING THE

London, May 3. PALESTINE INQUIRY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDA-

"A pretty cool example of TIONS, AND SAYING THAT ARABS NOW WILL chock," "was how Mr. William J. PROCEED TO ORGANIZE THEIR FORCES "AND PRE- Brown, Independent Member of PARE ALL MEANS FOR DEFENSE IN ORDER TO RE-the House of Commons described the Anglo-American Palestine SUME THE NATIONAL STRUGGLE,"

Committee's recommendation that 100,000 Jewish immigrants should be allowed into Palestine, if pos sible this year.

THE MESSAGE TO BRITAIN WAS ADDRESSED TO PRIME MINISTER CLEMENT R. ATTLEE AND DISPATCHED THROUGH THE PALESTINE HIGH COMMISSIONER, SIR ALAN CUNNINGHAM.

Giants

Greenock, May 3,

The worlds most powerful ship, the 48,000-ton Vanguard, was brought to anchor of here today after a two and a half hour journey down the River Clyde from the yards where she was buttt.

Thin Netocat battleship, which

Buch costs about 211,000,000, in the Clydebank ship yarda, will lie at anchor with in a mile of the world's lar pest liner, the B0,000-rou Queen Elizabeth, also a pro. duct of Clydebank shipbuild- ing, skill-Beuter.

Battle For U.N.O. Home

New York, May 3. The battle for a permanent

"The proposal boils down to the fact that Britain will have to settle these. Jews in Palestine home for the United Nations without military er financial as moved back into the spotlight sistance from the United States, who shares with Britain the res-with the announcement that for the production of the Headquarters Commission ponsibility

convene cam- the report. Britain will have to would

More noxt

Present-day leaders of the partyer Committee appeated to the sale today by the Arab Higher The Arab four-point plan calls

(1) Civil disobedience

are not willing to work with

that he has meny. They allege been an informer and is really Fascial. Although held by the political police since Feb, 12, 1945, Iemeny has been neither charget

nur tried.

He joined the Communist move min 1917. In 11

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him

During the German occupation he joined the Resistance Move ment and was the connecting link with the army until he handed over this duty to Dr. Rajk, now Minister of Interior.

Earlier, oficials of the High-sion was hammered out in Jeru-

rally to the Cominister, Arab nations to defense of Palestine and sald it would study plans to moder nine Arab youths in a struggle "which will continue tiil death."

"in

for:

pign.

(2) Mass meetings throughout Palestine for May 10.

(3) Creation of a Arab Na- tional Fund to finance the Arab cause in Palestine.

then there, and then face

dump them

the consequences, and it requires Tuesday.

of

The Socialist Member of Par amunt, M. D. dauner, Chairman the Zionist Federation of Great

King Ibn Sand of Arabia. The the service of overnment, it is! Britain and Ireland, welcomed the which the Assembly approved a

Cairo.

(1)

from

the i

but

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no foresight at all to see what The nine-ntion commission Calling for suggestions

the consequences will be. The re-will prepare facts and figures the defense against the catas-

port makes that clear," Mr. Brows for a final decision by the Gen- concluded.

eral Assembly on the United for hitrophe" of the Anglo-American 8. nel to be hans d

(4) Mobiliantion of Arab youth p in the Hungarian commune, Inqulay Committee report, the

telegrams to and Arab Moslems of Europe in

Nations Headquarters site. but the sentener was commuted Committee sent

Since the London meeting at the country. Pix years' imprisonment.

The British According

Fairfield, Can- to his

Emir Abdullah of Transjardun. wn state.

learned

тевраляные - proposal to graut 100,000 Immi- location in the his President Kouatly, of Syria, thousands of

eration certificates, and said he necticut av.. Cure has been the ful owers, Demony was the mov-President Bechara El Khoury thority, will ask the U.S. for:

was convinced that the new set agitation to re-examine U.S. Armed Aid Communist of Lebanon, the inspirit of the

Regent Emir

ders would justify the confidence whole question, with some Mevenient in Hungary. Ilis paro-

American military rein placed in them, just as the Jewish delegates privately expressing phlet in 1938, "Not the Czechs but Abdullah, of Iraq, and to Abdul

Pasha, Secre-forcements to allow the doubling

pioneer settlers had. He wel their wish that the head- the Germans are Our Enemies" Rahman Azzam

of the present garrisons in the comed, too, the removal of in imprlson-tary of the Arab League two years'

strife-torn land. These would land tenure restrictions, which he either in San Francisco or, as quarters might be established needed to "protect" the proposed considered Jong overdue, Ahamed Shukairy, director of 100,000 new Jewish immigrants, claimed that the report as accept New York City area.

generally wished, outside the the Arab Office, read the letter if not to disarin illegal and

and Arub

ed ends the conception of a Jewish addressed to Mr. Attlee at bands. Press reports here have state and a Jewish homeland exer-

Other reports (which news conference, and anid it find laid special stress on disarmament cised by Jews all over the terror are persistent that some of the official confirmation) world. without been presented to the High of

but it is Jewish armed men,

He insisted that the intention of Commissioner's secretary in a understood that the British con- the League of Nations mandatu 51 member nations want to Demeny's organisation was call-brief two-minute meeting.

it cquall tralise Arab "guerrilias,"

equally important to neu- and the Balfour Declaration was shift the site to Europe, per- et the Communist Party in Hun-

"who to accelerate the Jewish homeland hapa Geneva. parallel Kary, while

were just as troublesome to the and relieve the homelessness ui

Among the members of the known as the Hungarian

"In our view," said Shukairy, British forces in the 1930s. manist Party, was led by men "if Britain implements the re-

(2) Large-scale #nancial assist the Jewish people, and the re- Headquarters Commission are port, because it ended these con Paul Hasluck of Australia and we lived in Moscow during the

vill nace to help to cover not only ceptions, could not be entirely

K. W.. Yu of China. The Aus- The two merged in Novem port, those two minutes

pass into history as historical considerable cost of new inmigrafavourably received.-Renter. ber, 1944. Demeny

tralian delegation has pressed states that agconds." He termed the letter tion, but to assist in the rapid. there is no politien!

that San Francisco controversy Recond only to

an ultimatum, economic and cultural development between hitn and the present

of Palestine.

the site, right from the start, leaders of the Hungarian Cam and said the national struggle

(3) That negotiations be open munist Party, who

referred to the 1936-39 uprised with a

and it is believed that Hasluck EACH SERVICEMAN MAY BRING ONE CIVILIAN GUEST. a view possibly to estab

would back auch *Commission sible for his imprisonment. andings which ended with the fishing Joint Anglo-American

resolution to the Assembly, that his arrest is due to purely White Paper which limited trusteeship for the Holy Land.

Associated Presst personally renson-Reuter.

party.

Cum-

Are respon-

Old Crocks In Pageant

London. May 3.

Historical Seconds

coword-

sider

au

the new

Jewish immigration,

thus "regulariaing" America's fin- Meantime, responsible Arab ascial and physical contribution lenders told the Associated to implementation Press that a memorandum was plan. Reuter. in preparation which "will re- pudiate and reject, point by point, the Committed's report." One spokesman said the re- port would be condemned for A pageant of 400 motor its "moral and intellectual tone vehicles, including passenger of condescension, its and commercial cars and tracliness and superficiality, and fors, illustrative of the vintages for the fact that it was written from 1996 to 1946, will tour by a group of tourists who stay- tion of the British motor in months." dustry's golden jubilee. the Complete Arab reaction to dyganizing committe announced the muuiry Committee's report events in the com-began crystalising with the call for a one-day general strike to- day and with the formation of an Arab Committee to study plans for later civil disobedience activity.

Threat To Arabs

London on July 27 in celebra el in the country only a few that Syria maintain

The

Hotbed Of Fascism In Trieste

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(By Rembert James)

Moscow, May 3. "Pravda's" correspondent, dim Kozhevníkov, said yesterday | he found Fascism thriving in the Trieste aren during a visit there

in

are

should be

Drastic Cut In American

Railways

Syrian Support

Dumasena, May 3. Prime Minister Sandallah In April. Jahris' new Cabinet announced

"Columns of marchers went sterday it was

through the etreats singing Fas- condemning the Anglo-American

cist songs and bawling death to Palestine

Slavs, Kozhevnikov wrote unlimited Syrian support Inquiry report and promising "Pravda." Palestine in fighting Zionism.

of "They stretched out their hands

Washington, May 3. in the old style Mussolini Fas- A ban on virtually all freight Cabinet recommended, cist gresting." the shid. "Once shipments, except food and fuel, demonstrators met a and a drastic cut in railway pas- close re- wher lations with all Arab States truck taking German prisoners to senger service has been ordered giving berigte and help Arab ovatise; military rolice took no

an because of the coal strike, it was they save the Germany strong support to the

reported today. toilny."

Both orders are effective May Other

notice of this but when a British | 10. memorative programme will b

sailor raised a clenched fist to

Lodny President Truman said a group of worker at the opening of the Motor In-

he was that the month-old coal strike pre- dustry's headquarters and an

Washington, May 3.

Brost he wrote.

sents a serlous situation which exhilation, entitled "A pageant

President Truman declined to- saw and heard made us think we he views with alarm. of 50 years of progress,

The Office of Defence Trans- British sugges were in a Fascist nursery hidden Provincial cavalcades will be

The text of the Higher Com-tions for American help in ad- from the punishing hand of the portation ordered curtailments of and warned the article coal burning trains arranged

Birmingham,

ministering Palestine-Associated Democratic states," for

added.-Associated Press.

that "much more severe orders Coventry, Manchester, Cardiff,mittee's letter to Prime Minis- Press.

WBI be necessary if the strike is The coal burnera not settled." Dassenger trains have been order- ed to reduce their service by 20 per cent. About 75 per cent of America's

's passenger trains ara coal burners.

Edinburgh Reuter.

Belfast. and

Palestine For U.N.O.? ·

ter Attlee renda as follows:

"In connection with the re- port of the Inquiry Committge, the Arab Higher Committee has decided to reject the recorimen- dlutions in the said report. The higher Committee believes the report is not the result of a free and innocent examination New York, May 3. A spokesman for a member of of the problem, and that it is American and the United Nations said yesterday the cutcome of

policy Implementa- there was a "possibility" that the British Palestine issue may be brought tion of the said recommenda- before the Security Council.

tions threatens the

national

The spokesman, whe declined to existence of Araba in Palestine, be identified, said that, such ac

tion may be decided upon within

the next two dags.

tine." he said.

Violation Of Charter

"In addition, it is a violation

States achieve Independence.— Associated Press,

day:

No-Comment

to discuss

Laski Accuses Reds Of Totalitarian Aims

London, May 3.

We

Professor Harold Laski, Chairman of the Executive Commit

The

Co-1 burners

are prohibited from carrying any freight excent food, livestock.. perishables, coal, coke, charcoal, petroleum, medical supplies, printing paper and ink.

The order is considered Associated Press.

mure

ton of Britain's Labour Party, in a pamphlet issued to-stringent than any wartime order. day, explains the Labour Party leadership's opposition to the Communist Party's request for, affiliation with Communists the Labour Party, contending that the work deliberately towards the one-party state.

Communist

Washington. The present situation in Pales of the rights of self-determina-

strategy, upon

"The real certainly alon, of pledges. to the Arabs Professor Laski says, assumed, need is for a rond to democracy threat to pence in the Middie by the Brition, of the Atlantic the inevitability of a violent and freedom, which lies through East. There can be no doubt af Charter and of the principles revolution, Therefore it infers, intelligent devotion to peace," today extended indefinitely Pan- that. Therefore, the Palestine for which the Allies waged war. that democracy in the British In Professor Laski's view, for question definitely comes under the jurisdiction of the

The Higher Committee declares form. with its rellance on con- socialists of democratic outlook, Security the determination of Arabs to stitutionnt methods, is no more the unity demanded by, the Con- Council."

bemunist Party is incompatible He did not say which nation defend the country with all the than a temporary phase

tween the forcible seizure of with the major purponce for might take the initiative in call means at their disposal. ing the issue for United, Nation's "Pending the decision of the power by the bourgeoisie and which the Labour Party was action. Associated Press.

British Government on the im- the forelbleBeizure of power brought into being, plementation of the report, the by the bourgeoisie and the for- It would be foolish, Professor vicra, Araba will proceed to organise cible seizure of power by the Laski concluded, if in the hour their national forces and pre-proletariat, he added. pare n moans for defense in

SMUGGLED JEWELS INTO BRITAIN

London, May 3.

For bringing £9,000 worth of Jewelry and glass-ware into Bri tain for the black market, eight Czechoslovak soldiers were fined amounts ranging from £7:10 to A73 today.

.

PAN-AMERICAN IN PACIFIC

Washington, May 8. The Civil Aeronautics Board

Airways' Lemporary American certificate to fly. between Manila, Singapore, and the Strails Settle- ments.

Otherwise the pertlicate would have expired April 29. It wi remain cfective until the CAB reaches

a decision on Pacific sar- Pan-American said. It intende when democratic citizens of to resume service with land planes ovory country look to the Bri- as soon as cuipment is available. tish Labour Party for inspira-Aksociated Press. tion and leadership, It should

order to resume the national Since it regards itself as the struggle. The Araba shall not vanguard of the proletariat, the fall to take the path leading to Communist Party must per substitute for its own philo- the expulsion of this danger meate the ranks of the Labour sophy an outlook-bullt upon dis-

STEEL REPORT

London, May 8.

to sovereignty, liberty and in- Party in order to dominate its trust of the common people and Mr. Herbert Morrison, lead- fe, Professor Laski maintain- denial of their right to experi-or of the House of Commons, dependence. The goods were stated to have "In view of the above, theed. Thus only can it prepare for ment with the institutions of said today that the White

that dictatorship which is the freedom-Router, come from Prague in two military Higher Committed presents this the necessary method of con- lorries which were transported warning, demanding a refusal solidating Its authority aftor

the Channel.. and landed of the

at

recommendations, and

acry, near London. Two the realisation of our national the proletariat has hurled the

defendants pleaded guilty and on

bohalf of those who claimed to demand."Associated Press.

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ENTRANCE

Paper, sotting out the report by the British” Irón”, and Steel There are a limited number of Boxes available upon Paris, May 3.- Federation and the Joint Coup application to the Clerk of the Courne, Lt.-Col. J. R. Edgar Five prototype French planes, cil on the reorganisation of the M.B.E., H.Q. Land Forces. (Telephone No. 34121-Ex. 20). bourgeoisie from power..

which will make exhibition dights fron and steel Industry should

Wing Comdr. F. W. CHADWICK, D.F.C......... The Labour Party, continued cities, wil abortly be shipped from

South American be available early next week. over several

Secretary, H.K.S.R.C. its. Chairman, does not propose Rouen on the French merchant-

The Government, he said, had

BY COURTESY OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB. A four-point plan for Palestine to follow alther the Communist

here today. was announcod

able for the debate on the Gov- Decated by the court Associated Arab realatance to the Endings road to dependence upon. Mosman Commandant Handlet it decided to make one day avail-

ernment'. proposals.--Hautor; of the Anglo-American Commis- cow or the road of dependence Rauber.

nocence it was sald they were not

asked to declare anything by the

customs. The goods were con

Four-Point Plan

London, May 8,