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MYSTERY AROUND CRASH OF TUDOR II

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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1947.

Stockport; Aug. 26. Mystery still shrouded the crash of Britain's gigantic long range. luxury plane, Tudor II, despite a first eyewitness account at the inquest on the four victims to- day.

No technical fault was reveal ed that would cause the slick routine test monoplane on a fight last Saturday, to fly at a low level with one wing skid- ding n'ong the ground after it took off, and finally become airborne only to crash through the trees into a pond,

According to the log the

madė plane had eighteenth fight with

ying time of 130 hours and had its necessary safety-for- light certificate.

book,

Its: total

had

Certain modifications laen made, including the eleva. tor contro's, since the plane's previous fight last August 13. The inquest passed a verdict of tenth by misadventure on the four victims of the crash.

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FAMINE FACES Czech HALF THE WORLD Guerillas?

Geneva, Aug. 26.

Agrim and desperate state of partial famine affect- Ing nearly half the population of the world during the coming winter was predicted today by Sir John Boyd Orr, director general of the Food and Agricultural Organization. "Next winter and spring many millions in Europe will be worse fed than during the war," while in Asia there is "little hope of any substantial improvement this year," according to Sir John. He warned: "Continued hun- ger tends to reduce people to sub- human level this state of affairs continues so long that there is dangor that the scienco of the world will become stunt ed."

He cautioned against a ten- dency to believe that countries which pre-war were large im

porters of food might become self-sufficient, "This might take us back to the chaotic con. ditions in the late twenties which

contributed to the world econo- mig erlais," he said.,

Sir John stressed that unless measures were taken on a world scale to preserve existing food. producing resources of the world, "human society may be faced in a few decades with food shortages which cannot be recti fied by humanitarian, economic or political measures.”

AUSTRALIA MÁY SPEAK FOR INDONESIA

Batavia, Aug. 20. Australia is expected to be chosen as the member of the United Nations Security Council to represent the In. donesian Republic when the Three Nation Counell to settle the Dutch-Indonesian dispute is formed, according to mek- sages from Jogjakarta, tha Republican capital, today,

The Security Council pea. terday expressed its readi- 71c23,

the a request by parties, to oppoint a commit- tee of three of its members, one being chosen by cach party, and the third behig chosen by there two-Reuter.

London, Aug. 26. Prague Radio tonight reported that the Czech Government had sent troops against the Ben- derovci

-a disciplined about 20,000 group of anti-Soviet Poles and es- caped German SS pri- terrorising the area between Poland land Slovakia:

soners

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The troops Burrounded A group of Benderovel who cross-) ed into. Czechoslovakia, kiling 22, the Radio added.

"The Czechoslovak Govern- ment has sent troops which were joined by 300 Slovak par- tisana ngainst the Benderovel which penetrated into Eastern Slovakia from Poland," the re port geld.

"Only vanguard dotachments entered Czechoslovak territory with the object of reconnoiter- ing and preparing the passage of a main force of Ukrainiano. "But the Czechoslovak Gov- ernment, in cooperation with Poland, sunt troops which sur- rounded the Benderovel who hud succeeded in crossing into Czechoslovakia and they are

"NO MANNA FROM now awaiting their fate.

HEAVEN"

"Hitherto, 20 were killed, 31 njured, and 66 were taken pri soners and 23 surrendered of Their own will."-Reuter.

Two-Inch Nail In Brain Of Veteran

Food production will have to be doubled in the next 25 years to enable all people to be rea- sonably well-fed, he added.

Presenting the report of the Preparatory Commission on Lake Success, Aug. 25.

he Rald At a meeting of the Commia- world food proposals,

New York, Aug. 20. Conventional Arma-appraisals of the food eltuation

Viscount Jowitt, the Lord Chan- ments, a'i the big powers dis- are so clearly dated that cellor, arriving in New York on couraged the idea of an early ernments have no excuse for cut the liner Queen Mary said: "We global survey of nations armies understanding the position and in Britain hare got

work cut considering what action should our own ealvation and I don't

think God i.

send us is going to in_taken,"

He urged

that the FAO bemanna from heaven." Kiven powers to do more than free press, second, habeas corpus long as you have first, a

Fort Logan, Colorado,

Aug. 26. collect statisties

that ዶ

und third, the right of trial by

veteran, 27-year-o'd the Commission did decide on world food counell be act up jury, you'll never have totalitarian Virgil Gomez, of Cerro, New atch a survey it must include with power to take

action-government in England," he de Mexico, was lying on his cot al weapons, including tomic United Press.

clared.

in the Veterans Administration Joseph Frazer, President of the Hospital today, trying to de Kaiser Frazer Corporation, disem- elde whether to let doctors take Washington, Aug. 27.

barking said: "We in

America a two-inch nail out of his skull, The position to be taken by

Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King ought to be pretty careful about Like many other members of

countries con- New Russia and Poland when the Tuesday received a special leaning money to

Mexico's famed 200th Anglo-Egyptian dispute cones Ko'd medal for his "distinguish Labour Rover Coast Artillery, Gomez was cap- before the Security Council to-ed leadership" of the Navy dur- morrow-in what will probably in World War II-Associated

Mr. Andrei Gromyko (Soviet Russia) told the Commission- which convened as a committee of the whole--that if and when

homb Mr. Gromyko, how- ever, did not insist on a sur- vey, United Press..

be the final session` devoted to the case may determine whe ther an additional wedge is to be driven into the East-West rift.

Predictions ranged from a mild Russian protest at the Brazilian resolution asking for, the resumption of negotiations II 25 unertion that Mr. Gromyka would call upon the Soviet power of veto to kill the

to

proposal.

The consensus was that the Russian would at most either offer his own resolution to: separate the Egyptian Sudanese questions and order the British evacuation of Egypt as the first step or else submit an amendment to the Brazilian plan, which would have the same effect.United 'Press,

HAWAII STATEHOOD .

OPPOSED

Press.

and

| menta which are dominated by

A war

idealistic crackpot-and I incluir tured by the Japanese on England this category."As Bataan in the early days of the

sociated Press.

Winter Food Crisis Hangs Over Europe

Washington, Aug: 26.

war. Last November, he bc- came the victim of frequent numbing headaches and lapses of memory. He went to the Veterans Hospital in Albuquer- que and an X-ray revealed a two-inch nail imbedded deep in his skull.

That recalled to Gomez an Incident he had almost forgot- ten.

After he was taken prisoner. he was removed to a prison; camp. About a year later, he bceame

so sick that uncon-

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International food authorities in Washington pre- dicted here today that the winter of 1947-1948 would bring the worst food crisis in Europe since the end of the war. By simple arithmetic, they Inevitably, it was thought, the "ciousness was almost a relief. BOOKINGS ACCEPTED FOR ANY EUROPEAN DESTINATIO under way by next January and Europe would fall of this win-of his Japanese guarda "hom- inslet that the crisis will get flow of American grain to Gomez belleves that during one reach an acute form in Febru- ter. ary and March.

Their views were based on the combination of serious drought in Europe and bad crop

records in the Western Hemin- phere.

crop

spel of unconsciousness, one

mered" a two-inch nail into his Canada's harvest was CON- siderably lower than last year inter, he was aware of a new head. When he awoke a week! and the acreage just. sown In Argentina was 10 per cent less pain in his head, but did not than in 1946.

know what caused it.

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Now he must accept or ro The International food au jcc surgery. The doctors told The most serious contribu- thorities have worked out a him the operation "would tory factor was the events in- "crisis time table" thus: side the United States, where, Seriously reduced European did operate it should be within very touchy," but said if they they said, bumper wheat crops crops would be consumed in the the next ten days. New York, Aug, 26. would be considerably nullified | first half of the coming winter. President Emeritus of Columbia by a comparative maize

The problem that is worry- Only by the turn of the yearing Gomez is that he and his University, Nicholas Murray But fallure, and the price altuation. would demands for Western wife laabel are expecting a ler, today sent a letter to the

It was believed that the ffemisphere imports become child in November. He does editor of the "New York Herald maize harvest might be as much acute again. Imports were un-not want to take Tribune opposing the propose admission of Hawaii to statehooda 1,000,000,000 bushels lower likely to reach the proportionts missing i hat event, Unlied Веснико population, language than last year and this would achieved last year and therefore Press.

cause Д grave shortage of the perils of last February and animal fodder.

March would almost certainly be duplicated..

and economic life it is a distinct foreign land."

The içtter said admission would bring pressure for similar netion for other areas including the Philippines.

Rising Price

The continuing rising price of meat and the fact that malze Butler urged independent, self-prices were already paralleling: governing democracies in places those of wheat would make it such as Hawaii, Alaska and economically feasible-and in- Puerto Rico, as had been done inevitablo-to feed wheat, origin- the Philippines, subject conditions:

to two ally destined for export to Ame-

American

Three Steps

They auggested that only three steps could effect a paṛti- al solution:

1. Tighter than ever reguln. tion in importing countries.

2. Increased exports from Eastern Europe-particularly Russia.

a chance on

BULGARIAN VIEW OF MARSHALL

Washington, Aug. 27. Nisalm Movorah, Bulgarian political representative to the United States, said on Tuesday that if the Marshall plan for Europe's reconstruction is do- veloped "we may join if it does not infringe on our indepen.

1. That their formal relations|rican cows and pigs. with foreign nations be subject to

farmern, now ex- the approval of the U.S. President poriercing their, greatest pro- and the Senate;

sperity for decadca, would also 8. A resumption of controls dence."

"It all depends upon the con- encouraged to hold back in the United States to restrict their wheat in anticipation of a misuse of wheat and proventditions under which it is offer a reduction in the United States it being retained on farms.— | ed." he told reporters at a nows income tax next year.

2. Litigants in these areas be should be granted, the right to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court,

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