1947-08-21 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1947.

PANDIT NEHRU'S WARNING

CENTRAL & PLIAMBRA Communal Troubles Not To Be Tolerated

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All Citizens On Equal Basis

New Delhi, Aug. 19.

A firm statement that communal troubles would not be permitted in the new Dominion of In- dia was made tonight by Pandit Nehru, the Prime Minister, in a broadcast on his two-day visit to the rlot-swept Punjab.

Communal troubles were not going to be tolerated, he said. "Our State is not a communal state, but a democratic state, in which every citizen has equal rights. The Government is deter- mined to protect these rights.

MYSTERY

Cockfosters, Aug, 19.

COCKFOSTERS Soviets Torpedo Hope Of Agreement

The body of Mrs. Marion Bevan, 70-yeur-out wealthy widow

of Cosmo. Beran, direc- toy of Barclay's Bank, was Cockfosters

oxhumed

Churchyard near her home at West Farm Place early today,

The body was taken to the Tottenham mortuary and a post-mortem was held by the Home Office pathologist,

17 exhumation order was handed to the police late lunt night after a palier report had been atudied by the Eant Middlenez coroner,

who had

anked for an investigation following a letter sent him by o relative of Mrs. Bevan. Reuter.

Ceylon Flood Aftermath

LONDON, AUG. 19.

THE SOVIET SEIZURE OF THE IMPORTANT AUSTRIAN OIL REFINERY AT LOBAU, NEAR VIENNA, IN WHICH BRITAIN AND THE UNITED

STATES HAVE FINANCIAL

INTERESTS, WAS ED IN LONDON AS GRAVELY DAMAGED THE PROSPECTS

THE AUS-

OF

TRIAN TREATY COMMISSION NOW SITTING IN VIENNA, A

TTA OFFICE SPOKES.

DECLARED TODAY.

the Treaty Commission is not working to a time limit, ΠΟΙΟ two there are now only month before its work is due to he considered by the next session at the Council of Foreign Minis

"I have been assured by Lin- to Lahore, and for their accom- qat Ali Khan (the Prime Minis-modation and feeding. ter of Pakistan who visited the But, he added, "while we Punjab with Mr. Nehru) that shall give every help to those this also is the policy of the who wish to come to the East Pakistan Govroument,"

Punjab (in the Dominion of In- Pandi: Nehru urged the pea- dia)" we would not like to en- ple "not to give credence to wild courage mass migration of neo- rumours which sprend so musi-ples ucross the new borders, for ly." He said he had heard a this will involve tremendous "gist'y tale" in Amritsar, the misery for all concerned. | Sikh Holy City, and in Lahore,

Colombo, Ceylon, and saw thousands of refugees,

Aug. 19. Hindus. Moslems and Sikhs.

Aircraft were today linking the stations on Ceylon's disters. "There has been murders and arson, and crimes of all descrip- With the West Punjab includ- located railways to fly atranded tigans in many parts of theed in Pakistan and East Punjab people across the water logged Punjab, and this fair province, in the Dominion of Judia, the tracks of country north of Co- so rich in promise, has suffered 3.500.000 Sikhs among the pro.lomba, where the River Kelani Juntokt ngony during these vinees' 28,000,000 inhabitants | burst its banks three days ago.

found heraneives divided.

All normal road and call com- Master Tara Singh, veteran munications from Colombo in- Sikh leader, today described and have been dis'ocated and the award as "most disappoint- | • Iready between 15,000 and 20.- ng and harmful to Sikhs." now people have been evacuated

1 months.

"It wou'd serve le purpose to go into this fong story. ve began our new life from August

"The Punjab is one of the first priority with us and I pro- pose to go there again soon," Mr. Nehru sald,

He and their historic and re- from the city's low lying Greatest Firmness

ligion places were given nouburbs. consideration and the colonies Improvised air and rail trans- Mr. Nehru said that effective which they had developed after port was taking people from alejus have been taken to end | enduring "untold hardships: Colombo to the other

Inrue the orgy of murders and armon and miseries had been taken towns such as Trincomalee and

Jana-Reuler.

Last Four shows today at 2.30-5.15~~7.30-9.30 p.m. :--"effceive not only from the away."---Reuter.

AN INTENSELY MOVING STORY

SINCERELY TOLD....

VOUS GOLDING

POLIX.

AYUMER

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administrative and military point of view, but what in more important, from the point of View of popular approach to a) our people.

Mr. Nehru sakl that the Gov- ernment of India will deal with any communal outbreak with the greatest firmness, while urenting every Indian 21 2111 equat Jensis,

Head that arrangements had heen made for the trans- port of refugees from Lahore to Amritsaft or from Amritsar

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Nazi Doctors Face

Sentences

Nuernberg. Aug. 19.

Hitler's leading doctors and concentration camp officials, on trial in the 'famous war crimes court here for the past nine months, will be sentenced tomorrow, it was expected, for carrying out what the United States court des- cribed in its judgment today as 'sadistic and generally useless experiments on human be- ings.'

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The Foreign Offee spokenmas added that Sir George Rendel, the British representative Treaty Commission, would remain in Austrin for the present, despite the crisis, following the Soviet seizure, in the work of the Com- mission.-Reuter.

Shake-Up In High Command

Washington, Aug. 10.

today

The Army Air Forces reassigned 10 generals in one of the largest shakeups in the high; command in recent years.

While nu reason was offered, there was speculation that the transfers were connected with

the establishment of un autonom- ious alt fored under the new arm-

nd forces unification scheme.

The 10 men include Brig.Gen | John McCumeli, assigned to head

the reserve n

the National the Assistant Guard division of ¿Chiet of Air Staff for Operations |

Once at AAF Headquarters.

Gen McConnell was, formerly chief of the air division of the American Advisory Group in Chinn. Kar Brandt-Hitler's "-

Another Siegfried Hundloser, former

of those reassigned cort" physician, Reich Commis, Nazi medical chief of the Ger- was Brig-Gen Richard Lindany, sioney for Health and chief of man armed forces, was found formerly Assistant Chief of Staff the 23 necused-found guilty of guilty of war crimes and crimes for intelligence of the Far East. Air Force in Japan, whose return carrying out brutal medical ex-against humanity, and Qakar

the Luft-to Washington was for re-assign periments, crimes against hu- Schroeder, chief of

ment.-United Press, manity and membership of the walle's medical services. WIR S.S.. is expected to be sentenced found guilty on some of the to death.

charges against him.

certain

have a

The four-man United States concepts," permitted Evidence given during the tribunal, in its 247-page judg-ys of experiments. Jong hearing was a grim rement, Reverely censured

Karl The chief princiole was that} cita' of shooling with poisoned Brandt, declaring that although the subjects should bullets, simulating infected bat he was in a position of auchoice of participating with the tle-wounds, freezing experi-thority to intervene in all medi- fu' knowledge of the aims and ments, spraying with mustard ca! matters, it appeared that at of the dangers involved, ` and gas, high altitude pressure tests no time did he attempt to check pbility to terminate their part and mass "mercy kings" in medical experiments on human in the proceedings at any time. KING'S MUSIC CO | Nazi concentration camps.

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ethical aspect of the experi-periments were generally per Brandt's direction-on the ments. on humans awaited formed by unqualified persons, grounds that no experiments with interest in medical circles, the court declared, and in no were conducted by any person all over the word-laid down a case was the experimental sub- or organisation which was to set of 10 principles which, satis- fect at liberty to withdraw.-- the least extent under Rostock's, Eying "moral, ethical and legal' Reuter. control or direction.”

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