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Pepper For President?
Washington, May 29.
Big unions are boiling with wrath against President Harry Truman's oblique hints that he might switch his support to cither Secretary of Agricul- ture Henry Wallace or Sena- for Clyde Pepper for the Pro- sidency of the United Statos.
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HONG KONG, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946.
Britain Has Greatest Asset Of All
London, May 29. The United States Ambassador to Britain, B. Averell Harriman, tonight paid this tribute to Britain: "Bri. tain comes out of this war depleted in physical assets, but rich in hunan qualities—the greatest asset a nation can possess."
He was speaking at a dinner of the Pilgrims Society in the Savoy Hotel. This society has the object of fostering Anglo-American friendship and has a sister society in New York.
Himmler's No.
2 Captured
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G-MEN
Heidelburg, May 29. Surrounding their 4177 in Gmen style, U.S. arin troops killed FL fugitive American soldier. would another and captured two mare after a gun battle in Bavarian village, Third Army Headquarters announced lust night.
The four men were absen- teca, armed with sub-machine guns and driving antalon jeep. They fled to katel in Thalkirchdorf. Associated Prens.
Mr. Harriman declared, have confidence in Britain of future development of a full ife far people on this small but' great island an important role that she will play in the de velopment of a just world Bri- tain in strong, too, in its uni- man
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National Referendum
In Poland
WARSAW, MAY 29.
ELEVEN MILLION POLES ARE EXPECTED TO VOTE IN
THE NATIONAL REFERENDUM ON JUNE 30.
THE PRINCIPAL ISSUES ́ ARE THESE:
1: Whether Poland shall have a one or a two house parlia-
ment, members of which will be elected later,
2. Whether Poles approve of the nationalisation of industries
and the land reforms which broke up the big estates: and parcelled them out to the peasants.
3. Whether they approve of the establishment of Poland's western frontiers along the Baltic, the Oder and Neisse
rivers.
The Polish Warsaw regime,
whose most powerful posts are
in the honde of the Communist-
A report given by the chair-neked Polish Workers' Party. of the fedoration of and its close ally, the Polish
St. Dunstans To
que association with the Do-atomic scientists, Mr. W. A. Socialist Party, is proceeding Be Independent
London, May 29. Sir Ian Fraser, blind Mem- ber of Parliament, told blind ex-servicemen of St. Dunstan'a
minions and its forward-look-Higginbotom, today detailed meanwhile with the dissolution of Vice-Premier Stanislaw Lieutenant-General Oswald Pohling attitude towards the Em-the effects of ono small drop |
Polish Peasant Mikolajezyk'# {pire"
of atomic poison gas in liquid Party- form as follow:
These two parties claim that It could endanger every per- Mikolajczyk'a, organisation is, in that the home will not become son in a great industrial plant. many sectors, top heavy with 11
A combustion of this so call-"anti-democratic and
British authorities said Pohl, who served Da Himmlers' future
FRANCO SPAIN
by
pro-
evacuation.
"I have been assured that St.
fdent self.”
Sir Ian said that many ex- prisoners who had returned from the Far East blind or partly blind through diet de- their would regain ficiency sight. Reuter
Hereford, Germany, May 29. General opinion on Capital second-in-command of the S$
He paid a tribute to Lard Hill. however, appear to be that Troops and chief administrator of; it is too early yet to tell whether
all Nazi concentration camps, has Halifax, retiring British envoy by British to the United States, who, he administration's handling been arrested here the
state institution under the has special agents after a year-long said, had been a strong force in Wf the strike emergency
the development of unity during
Government's health scheme. ended the 13-year old Labour-search.
that the war and of plans for the gas could kill every person Fascist elements," Mikolajczyk was re-opening St. Dun- Democrat coalition.
His forthright char- within a one-kilometre radius, and his party chieftains have
stan's home at Ovingdean, that While speculation mounted,
secret police Brighton, after its wartime three of the nations most power-chief-of-staff, was found working acter had made a deep impres- not by chemical reaction but by protested"
radio-active rays from atomic-raida ngainst their district ful labour organizations kept as a farm labourer under an assion in the United States.
fisson products,
headquarters are a violation of Mr. Harriman went on to
There are no important the Moscow agreement, setting Dunstan's is not going to be ip heavy drum-fir:s of criticism sumed namo.
President Truman's against
secrets about Its expected he will be tried say that the United States had
atomic poison up the provisional regime and nationalised," he said. "It is strike proposals,
for the deaths of hundreds of its own problems of reconstruc-
"But out gas,
granting equal rights to the going to remain its old indepen- Congress of Industrial Or-thousands of concentration camp tion and adjustment.
The use of the death ray was six political parties. The of the war there has come cer Kanizations President Philip victims.--Associated Press.
tain new concepts accepted by predicted in a report to Presi- Polish Peasant Party has dis- "in a moment of
Dr. Leo claimed any links with terroris Murray said
the majority of people, which dent Roosevelt
as the wild hysteria, an attempt is t
NSZ will have a dynamic effect in Szilard whose death rays were tie bands such ing made to stampede through
(national armed forces). shaping the post-war world. Of neutrons.
These particles can not only Continunnée of the secret Congress legislation which has
great importance is that they
But kill a person n its sole aim the destruction
transmute police campaign brings Poland New York, May 28.
chemicals of the human body in-closer to civil war, officials of of the labour mavement of this
Brazil told the United Nations are determined that our affairs
should be handled so that nation."
radio-active the Polish Peasants' Party have temporarily investigating! Committee
atome that may cause death. warned. They were joined in Earlier in the day, American
emitted Federation of Labourers' Presi- the Franco regime that accord-high and sustained level of cm-
from its ployment shall be maintained.
by great that view The gas is information
recently by Karol "The effect of full employ-
called pilen which Popiel, President of the Labour dent William Green denounced ing, to
Madrid Embassy no diplomatic
are used in the atomic process. Party, which generally has stood President Truman's programme
mean tremendous production; as advocating "slave labour unmission in Spain has any evid-ment in the United States will structures
pilen to enemy by the Mikołajczyk organisation Transporting ence of the
of war presence
this will have a far-reaching der Fascism."
effect not only in raising the territory would be like moving on most controversial issues. The CIO United Auto Work-criminals in that country.
Egyptian pyramid.-As- Against Mikolajczyk and his
ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting ers also wired to Murray, urg. The note, said that, according standard of living in the Unit-an
friends are arrayed the on a frequency of 840 Kilocycles ing that
source, take immediate to the nome
that the ed States but, I believe, in all sociated Press.
Socialist, the Democratic Party and from 12.80 to 1,30 pm., 6.30 steps for joint action by all Spanish army had only 460,080 parts of the world.
We and an
independent organisa- | is 7.30 p.m., 8.00 to 8.16 am., and organization leaders to defeat men of which about 150,000 are "It is of supreme importance prosperity by isolationism.
stationed the proposals.
along the French in connection with this objec- cannot have prosperity unless tion known simply as the Pea-0.15 to 11.00 a.m., also on 9.52 The National Farmer's Union Pyrenees frontier including tive of full employment that we there is expanding economy the sant Party, which has no con- Megacycles.
nection with Mikołajczyk's H.K.T. we cannot have world over."-Reuter. realise that aesailed the programme as Catalonia-Associated Press.
Party. "naked, open Fascism," while
All of the four latter parties! favour a single election bloc for the general elections, under which the representation
of political parties in the new, per- manent Parliament would he agreed upon in advance-A- 0,30 sociated Press,
he
the National Citizen's Political
Action
Committee
also con-
demned it as "totalitarian."
Associated Press
SAUCKEL'S · STORY
Nuernberg, May 20.
Fritz Sauckel today blamed th: German Military High Comunang for the mass recruitment of slave labour from the occupied eas during his testimony before the Allied War Crima Tribunal here. The former Nazi labour boss sought to defend his position in the recruiting campaign by con- werd tending that the workers treated well under his adninis- tration.
The defendant acknowledged he whs aware of the Buchenwald con-
More Barley, Less Beer
London, May 28,
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ESPOIRTSMISECTI
India Beats M.C.C. By Innings, 194 Runs
London, May 29,
India beat the M.C.C. by an innings and 194 runs in the closing hours of the last day of their match at Lords.! India, who had the Englishmen on the run at the end of yesterday's play with three wickets down for 60 runs in their follow-on innings and still 239 runs behind clinched the game in little over an hour's play when it was resumed late: at 4.15 in the afternoon, owing to more rain. Mankad took seven M.C.C. wickets for 37,
Yardley (five not out) and Edrich (four not out) resumed for the M.C.C. against Arm- anath and Mankad.
owing to
captain, Merchant, the Indianink.
8
U.S. Baseball
Ney York, May 29. Dick Sister homered with the bases loaded, highlighting The St. Louis Cardinal's eight-run fifth inning to defeat the Chicago National Cubs 12 to 2 in the
League.
Score:
St. Louis Chicago
R. H. E 12 14 0
2
.3
game
NEW KIND OF TOTE
A
Gouged Out Eyes Of Live G.ls.
Dachau, May 29.
medy field of massacre during the
RADIO
THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946. STUDIO HAL LORENZO AT THE PIANO
-
12,80 ..-Daily Programme Summary, 12.32 p.m.-A Programme of Swing
*.00 p.m.-Nows, Weather Forecast &
Anhoutiertuenta;
10 p.m.-The Merry Macs; "Fiolzam #
Jetsam & Alec Templeton,
1.10
in. -Compositions of Lehor.
2,00
m,-Close Down,
m,-Film Successes,
1,00 p.m.-"Plcked at Random,"
7.10 p.m.-Studio--Hat Lorenzo at the
Piano.
7,60 p.m.---Orchestral Interludo,
8.00 ..~Loudon Relay-Nowo, 8.14 p.m.-Dance to Artic Shaw's
Orchestra,
8,45 p.m.-"Ivor Pra”—ENSA, 0.00 p.m.-The Bohemians with Mis-
sha Elman (Violin),
9,25 p.m.-Band of B.M. Grenndler Guards with, Peter Dawson (Data- Daritone).
L
9,50 p.m.-New Llaht Symphony On
chestra.
10,00 p.m.-London Relay--Nows,
10,05 pm,-"Musicst Continental Tour."
12,00 p.m.-Close Down,
Nazi 3.9. men gouged out the eyes of living American soldior: as they lay wounded on the Mal-
Battle of the Bulge, an American army report revealed' today.
Programmes marked ENSA aro The Inspector-General's report specially recorded for Services was read at the trial of 74 Nazi entertainment by the Department elite guards accused of slaying of National Service Entertain- unarmed American war prisone
ment.
Wounded whipped
forest of
RADIO SEAC
Radio SEAC, Ceylon, the Ser- vices station, breadenating on a frequency of 15120 Kee (10.84 and 0076 Kos (4038 metres) metres) from 8 am, to 10.80 p.m. hours behind H.K. timeduced by (Indian Standard Time is 34
Items marked AT Overseas Recorded Broadcasting service, and items marked London Transcription
aorvice. THURSDAY, MAY 80th-0000 Music On The Air; 0630 The News London, May 29.
and Home Nowa (BBC); 0645 Total houses of all types Morning Star; 0700 Mail Call; or pro- 0730 Dance Music (BBC): 0800
MORE HOUSES IN BRITAIN .
0945
Felt was rolled over the wle- Derbyshire and Kent, Notting centration camp in the political ket during the day to help ithamshire and Somerset, Oxford district he managed, but he dry out for
The report said that in at the conclusion of University and Free Foresters The Boston-Philadelphia. game
of rain three cases the eyes of sisted it was a well-run, orderly the conclusion of the game but were all abandoned
was postponed because
bcon games Americans had The other two scheduled and humane place when he in- spected it. He said the camp was steamiing off under hot, bril- rain,
from their faces with sharp In- At Bristol: Warwickshire 287 are night affairs. which followed established by Gestapo Chiefliant sunshine
In the American League the struments. The atrocity was dis-
American also covered after (Hamironi Heinrich Himmler. "I never had the downpour, it quickly proved drew with Gloucestershire 274
59 not Philadelphia-Boston anything to do with that camp.”-- us awkward for the batsmen as for four
out).-Reuter.
was postponed due to rain while thawed out the frozen bodies Associated Press,
the day before.
there were three night games t. the 71 defenceless Americans kill- Another Match
be played. Associated Press. ed a month before. Associated
Press. Osterley, May 29, The one-day match here between the Indian tourists and an Indian start With only 11 runs added to Gymkhana team, did not the slim total, Yardley was out, until noon, owing to rain the pre-
London, May 29.
In A toto which pays out A resolution asking for still caught off the bowling of Arm- vicus aight and this
anath for nine. Four wickets
ani-national savings certificates has pat Gymkhana in to bat, further reduction in the brow-for 71.
Ralji was the first victim when been established for the benefit of Ing of beer so na to provide Two runs
later Edrich re- he w. of Gula Mohamed for 14 soldier punters at an army race-either built, building barley to meet the food situn- joined Yardley in the pavilion. wh the total at 28. Esto was course in the British zone of Aus- jected for Great Britain as a The Nowe, and From Today's British Control whole is 214,100 au compared Papera' (BBC); 0810 Programme tion cams before the General He was caught off, Mankad for taught by Nimbalker oft Mankad tria, says the
with 178,146 at the end of Announcements; 0815 Globe Trot: Assembly of the Church of Scot- 12. Five for 13.
for 12. Just before lunch, Deod- Commission for Germany.
Hitherto, soldiers land today.
With both Edrich and Yard-ar was
large sums clude temporary huts completed, Home Newa (BBC); 0910 Pro- The annual report of the com-ley gone as quickly, the M.C.C. and the boarded by Nayudu for s dificulty in converting large sums March. This total does not in-0846 (BBC); 0930 The News, an
Announcementa; the 120,000 gramme or the balance of taken of money won at army race meet- WAS mitteo on temperance aaka now had little hope of saving three when lunch
because they had been unable
Tete a Tite 1000 In inga
Concert ministers to do more than at the game.
to certify
that they had boun temporary houses projected.
the > During
31st Stylo: 1030 Over Is You; 1100 obtained from the tote. vision of soft drinks at wed- the score to 01 when Bartett "' CRAMPED ”....
April, News Headlines: 1101 Whats It You? 1130 Chappells Queens Now, if they wish, they may March, 1945 to dings, and states that the whole was caught off Armanath for
ask for the winnings in savings 1946, accommodation has bech Hall Light Orchestra; 1200 New York, May: 29. question of the use of alcoholic eight.
Lennart Strand, Sweden's 1,000 certificates or cards stamped with provided in Great Britain by News Headlines; 1201 Your For
Asking: liquers at weddings call for Four runs later the seventh metre running champion, arrived the appropriate amount, The the construction of new houses The felous consideration by the wicket went when Mankad clean here by air on Tuesday, saying scheme is a boon to the men, who and by repair of damaged un, Parade: 1330 The News
themselves with large occupied houses and conversion 1840 Bandstand; 1400 Phil Green bowled Valentine for 15 with the first thing he wanted to do find
was exercise his cramped logs in amounts they can neither spend in of existing houses for a total of and his concert Orchestra: the total now 95.
Austria nor bring home when they 155,916 families.
Music From The Opera; 1500 Mankad promptly bowled the workout in the Central Park.
Strand, who will compete in come on leave-Reuter.
This is an increase of 14,690 Comedy Caravan"; 1530 Light Or- without next man, Marsham,
Concert: 1600 Pro- with the end of chestral as compared further score. Eight for 95. several miles races in the United Staten, sald will do the best 1 at 99, stumped can but I do not
March this year.--Reuter,
g ammo for West African Forces; think
1430 I can make
Tho News. (BBC); 1645 Key-.. from Mankad's bowling for an- any exceptional time."
board Club; 1716 India and Cey Prague, May 29.
PALESTINE other duck and the last wicket He said he had little time to Jaroslav Drobny and Josef
Jon Hair Hour: 1745. Gen Sensiun 1800 Radio BEAC
World fell at 105 when Davies was train in Sweden, where there is Caska, the Czechoslovakian Davis
Homo Nows; 1808 Jerusalem, May 20,
Melodies Cup players, defester Yugoslavia'n
1808 Jourd Me caught, off Armanath for aight. no Indoor, track season,
Beores:
Strand will fly to the Pacific doubles tonim, Drago Mitle and The president of the Jewish Are Sweet: 1845 At. Ears, 1000 Film and Theatre Musics 1980 India 498:
Conat on Wednesday to train for Yosip Palada, 10-8, 6-2, 0-4. agency, E. Kaplan, today said he the Compton Junior Callego re- Yugoslavia holds a two-to-one will leave for America, via Paris, ITMA (BBC) 2000 Appoint Jaya
California on eda in the games-Associatof very soon to negotiate loans to ment With Fer**(280) Compton, Juno T-Anaoclated Presaltazi
carry out the first year's absorp|- Radio Newarvel' (BBC); 2045 Fez- 4:
tion of 100,000 Jews recommend, gramme Announcement: 2050 rada
misafon.
“From Today's Papers (BBC) His callmeted the cost at $5,000,- 9188 Remember: E230 Close Down, 000 starling In Faris hq work to nollest – reparations
Fri "aaldo' from funds of formET QURILY
present to encourage
Church-Router.
the pro-
Reuter.
Bartlett and Valentine took
Arrogance Offe German P.O.Ws. Mallate went
Tho
Paris, May 20..
Franco nows agency Press reported today that sover al thousand former French war prisoners and other persons paraded along the Rolme, pro- teating the arrogance of 60,000 Gorman war prisoners working for the American Army in the àrea.
The dispatch so said the American commander:
the gion hisa assured the locals
M.C.C: 189... and ̈ 105.- Router.
County Cricket
London, May 28, Ralu provented
Washington, May
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play in a Walter Johnson, Lamque old-tima 1996-charlty tonhla exhibition Fed by the Anglo-American.com Forces Proni;:2180 The News, and
Thatch between the United States several county cricket gamer in Washington American League and Hong Kour hac now bean Basoben pischer, pruritically ill in arranged 40: Zake place on the erent parts of the country
Person H.K.00. ground on Friday an
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