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FOREIGN MINISTERS GATHER IN PESSIMISTIC ATMOSPHERE

New York, Nov. 4.

The Big Four Foreign Ministers began their third

conference in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to day in an atmosphere in which the differences between the. Soviet Union and the Western powers have been sharpened rather than cased by the recent Paris Conference, Today's meeting, intended to begin the final phase in the drafting of the five peace treaties, finds the Big Four placed squarely before a series of problems in which every normal outlet for diplomatic compromise is apparently blocked in advance by the policy statements made in Paris.

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London, Nov. 3. For conduct which the prosecution said showed horrifying brutality and cowardice," two R.A.F. men were punished at Aylesbury Assizes.

The pair, George Jenkins, aged 24, and Christopher Cook. aged 18. both aircraftmen, atationed at Halton Camp Bucks, were found not guilty of improperly assaulting Miss Barbara Joyce Hart, a young but nursing ister, R.A.F. guilty of causing her bodily

harm.

Sentencing Jenkins to two years' imprisonment and Cook to 18 months, Mr. Justice Wrot tesley observed:

"It would not be possible to have nurses to R.A.. staticus if young rutinis like you be haved in the disgraceful manifer in which you did. I hope others will learn that they cannot du this sort of thing to young women."

The Paris Conference merely demonstrated the Western and Eastern Ideas for post-war Europe were based on clearly defined and fundamental differ ent policies. The Conference further complicated the chances of compromise by forcing the great powers to state their views With rigidity, which makes any withdrawal from the positions adopted publicly at the Paris Conference extremely difficult

The dilemma, which has now emerged, is that several major questions remain unsolved and

ONLY NORMAL Hardest

ARRESTS

Madrid, Nov. 5.

A Madrid Foreign Office spokesman, jollowing consulta- tions with the Spanish national police yesterday, denied reports that 100 mete arrasts had been made in a. raft on Suniloy night, end kaid that the reports of a "revolt' and the smash of a "landing" engineered by the Communists on the northern const, were foiended.

The spokesman: said that there were so more than the normal arrests on a Sunday:

Associated Press.

Purging Germany

Berlin, Nov. 5. Charges have been fileil against 101,115 Germans in the American zone under the de- nobody seems to know how to Nazification laws and 360,000 solve them in a way acceptablere will be charged, the week- ly report of the American to the Big Four.

Military Government revealed yesterday,

Main Problems

The main problems now are: 1. The statute for the free territory of Trieste,

2. Free pavigation "on Danube,

3 The principle of trade in the Balkans.

4. Reparations clauses. 5. Grech frontiera.

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Soviet Attitude Finally, one must emphasise that the Soviet Union arrived at the conference apparently ready to accept only those re- commendations of the Parts Conference which she herself voted..

"Meanwhile, Mr. James Byrnes had a long meeting with Mr Ernest Bevin at the Waldorf 31ss Hart, now stationed at Astoria Hotel, this being their an R.A.F. camp, Ely, gave evid-first consultation in New York. ence that on July 7 she was Mr. Byrnes also saw Couve posted from London to Halton. de Murville, French represen

for train arrived at Wendover thlive. The Secretary of State bout midnight and she started was endeavouring to meet Mr. to walk to the sisters' mess at y. Moloto, Soviet Foreign Minister. before the formal he camp.

opening of the Foreign Minis- ters Conference--Reuter.

.

Running And Shouting "When I got near the mess I heard the sound of running eet, and two men shouting be ind me," Miss Hart continued. Then in arm was placed round my head and face, and I was pulled backward to the ground. was gagged with a handker- chief, and received blows to the

face.

I cried out, and was told: Shut up, or we'll kill you, I Raw there were two men there One gripped my throat prac- time, and I tically the whole

to the face had more blows and head.

Miss Hart--said the whole affair lasted about a quarter of an hour. Then one man per- suaded the other to let her and helped her to pick up her thinga.

F.O. DENIAL

London, Nev. 4.

The report added that the status of more than 5,000,000; Germans in the American zone was still undetermined. -

Moving closer toward German self-rule, the American Mili- tary Government issued directive declaring that all powers of Government have been recognised as residing in local Governments, pending the establishment of a federal Gov- ernment

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The Military Government, however, reserves the power to effectuate international agree ments, quadripartite legislation and basic politics of occupation.

Other highlights from the report: The purchase of $485,- 000 worth of pea seeds from was contracted for. Sweden Contracts were signed to export $1,500 of ticket punches date stamps to Norway-Assc- ciated Press.

And

British Problem

(By Reuters Political

Correspondent).

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London, Nov. 4.

Attlee,

Mr. Clement Prime Minister, will to- morrow make two im- portant but strictly pri- vate statements on the manpower situation, now generally considered as Britain's most difficult domestic problem.

The first statement in the mothing will be to the last meeting this session of the Labour Party' Parliamentais

comprising all Labour Members of Parliament. In the afternoon› Mr Attee will speak on the same subject to a special meet- ing of the Trades, Union Con- gress, which recently held it annual conference at Brighton.

Mr. Attles is expected to say that the present problem is to increase prediction with rough ly the same labour force as the country now has. It had been hoped that by the end of the year the armed forces-biggest competitor with industry labour would be down to 1, 100,000 men, but with less than two months to go the figure in till considerably above this.- Beuter.

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Washingten, Nov. 4. President Truman' today TO-DAY enbled congratulations to the Provisional President of Italy on

the anniversary of Lite Italian armistice with Austria- Hungary in the first World War-Reuter.

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"Orders From Moscow'

(By William B. King who has just returned from six years Romania's claim that the in and near the "Russian sphere.). recent British note protesting that the Opposition parties were

New York, Nov. 3.

not enjoying full freedom to "Orders from Moscow" is a phrase frequently prepare for the coming jenerál | heard when outsiders discuss the political situations in the Communist-dominated coun- elections constituted interference

tries of eastern Europe. Leaders of these in Rumanian doméstic affairs, was denied by the Foreign

countries vehemently deny all that the term Office today.

implies.

A spokesman said Britain considers the representations about the present election căm paign in Rumania are justified because Britain's recognition of the Rumanin- Government

last winter was made by vitic of certain assurances which do not appear to have been carried

a. handker-put-Reuter.

She was given chief to wipe the blood off her face. Both men assisted her to the sisters mess, where one said he was sorry. Both had been drinking, but she did not think they were drunk.

Medical evidence was given that Miss Hart's right eye was blackened and the other Injured. Her mouth was bruised and cut. on the inside. She was detained for three weeks it hospital.

Sergt. Long stated that Cook was single and a native of South Shields. He was fined 10s at Aylesbury'in June, 1946, for being drunk and disorderly.

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Dealing with this conviction. Sergt. Long said that Cook got into a compartment of a train at Aylesbury in which a young married woman was alone. She was an expectant mother, 1-2-30, 5.157.15 & 9.15 PM, but he attempted to force his

uttcations on her.

She changed carriages, init he followed her when she left the train at Wendover, and continued to do so after the had complained at British Legion club and a member was walking with her !

There was an argument bo- tween

Cook and this man. which ended in Cook hitting him over the head with a beer battle.

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My observations in countries; Rumania, or where they exercise where: 'Communists hold key complete control, such as positions, such as Bulgaria or Yugoslavia, have convinced me that control from Moscow is much more suble than generally is supposed in the United States,

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REMEMBRANCE DAY.

EARL-JAIG'S FUND LIONG KONG Remembrance Day will be ob zérvei: bn. 10th November.

. Poppies will be sold on Satur- day, 9th November,

It is a day of remembrance. dedicated to these who fought and endured so much between 1914/18 and 1939/45. It has become also

•on opcasion when those in distant parts of the Empire turn their thoughts to Britain and feel that they share that great tradition which she has created and so plendidly maintained throughout the centuries.

It is even more necessary than Durhany, N.C4 Nov. 5,

ever before to secure, support Secretary of War Patterson Earl Haig's Fund for the war said here today that disarma-Disabled. The need is great, and ment under the auspices of the Committee of the British. United Nations will be a great Legion feel that you will wish to step forward," and "we will be identified in an endeavour to our full part in autinwing wea alleviate the distress of the pre

sert and future suiterers, d pons of w

If you wish to contribute, some

Know Their Jobs Communist politicians do not get minute instructions for their dally work because they do not need thin. They know their jobs. They know what, 'is expected of He reminded the North Caro- them. They know their Marxist lina College for Negroes, how-thing to so deserving a cause dogm; and they know this theory ever, that the United States chenges should be maile payable Has beca Implemented and inter-delegate, Warren Austin, had to Remembrance Day Fund and preted by Lenin and Stalin. In told the Unite Nations Assem a Messra. Percy Smith

Co... Windsor House, Hongkong- short, they are cogs in the huge bly that the United Statia Donations will be acktbwledged Communist machine.

would not disarm alone.

In the Press Marshal Tito, for instance, got Pallers in said that "the need Yesterday's Crossword his first lessons in Communist re- is for effective safeguards by ACROSS-1, Sifted; 3.Goose volutionary technique when he way, of inspection hd other 8. Debar: 0. Tragic; 10. Lill; 114

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year first World War.ment to give protection mote, I. Maiden; 20. Steep; 22. He previously had deserted the risks of vicaiton and evasion. Ollo 23 Resin: 25. Ocern; 20 Austro-Hungarian Army to throw Every nation should be willing Totter: 27. Tenet 28. Steed; 20 in his lot with the Russians. Degree,

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21. Note NOLAN signed at Prague and will be

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