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Yesterday It was reported that a Leftist attack on the Inflan Gavi, had failed. Here is one of the rallies pre- erding the attack. General view of some of the thousands of Konians who assembled in the Piazza Del Populu In a rally agafird Premier Melde de Gasperl's Christian Demo- eral Government.—APhoto,

Typhoon "Pauline” May Pass South Of Hong Kong

If Typhoon "Pauline" should' continue on its pre- sent course, it will pass to the South of Hong Kong tonight, with the wind reaching gale force in the Harbour this afternoon from the north-east.

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At 9p. yesterday it was moving WNW at a speed of centred about 300 miles south-12 knots. east of Hong Kong. moving i

Navy Recalled stendily WNW at 12 knots.

"Pauling"

Notices reculling the ratings developed about 8 miles to the East HMS Sussex, Alert. Alacri- of Luzon on Oct. 2.

ly, Bataan, Constance, Gamblaj Moving WNW it passed the j and Hart were issued at 9 p.m. northern tip of Lauzon yester These ships were expected day morning and entered the to leave the Harbour early this) China Sea in the afternoon.

The No. signal was holsted

21 1,530 p.m.. and, at 6 pan., the

Matzung.

The "Adamant" left at mid-

night last night for shelter.

"Pauline" s disrupted ship-

| phg in a radlus of note than 300

TYPHOON SIGNAL of its centre, causing un

The

determined damage to crops and

No. 7 typhoon tebitations and possible loss of

signal (Gale expected

| Hie, suas 'Akazociated Press,

The 10,115-ton American Pre-

from N.E.) was hoisted enter

"General Gurion," |

at 12.15 this morning, with hundreds of Orient.bound

Ward" "Sévere"

whs

| passengers aboard, halted in its

PANICS U.N.O. U.S. Programme Said To Have Failed

Lake Success, Oct. 6. Russia's new International Communist 'organiga- tion today tossed the United Nations General Assembly Into turmoil and blasted whatever hope remained that the east-west split can be healed at this session or any other meeting in the foreseeable future,

The sensational announcement coincided with a growing realisation among United Nations de- legates that the United States programme for the United Nations has failed.

U.S. Secretary of State: (2) The United States, ni- ! Marshall has not provided the i though in the minority, atub. larship many delegates have) bornly refuses to Iet the

hot for but has

stoof.

remained Ukraine to be elected to the

Security Counell to take Po

Many United Nationa dele-Inn's seat and is' pressing for gates interpreted the Søvlet | India, move as a formal

declaration

(3) The United States

IN

of a "diplomatie war" which it rendy to back down from the originad severe charge against gatavia, Bulgaria and Al-

is raging with the West for mouth,

The perment that the basis as agressors if those Communit

of nine countries. will accent a Emopean nations have banded Ukraine to be elected to the together into what amcants to and co-operate with it.

new Communist Internati

Korea

at came as the United Nations (1) The United States move opened it fourth week in ses to bring the Korean situation sion without having Becom into the United Nations, bas Elished even some of its most beer met by a Soviet proposal for the withdrawal of both

routine work.

"Political War".

A Soviet offensive is expect- |ed to be heard soon in the As- sumbiv": rummittees where the Soviets and their satellites are nirendy engaged in bitter cam- mims against Amerleau - "wHE mouzerine." "imperialien? and.. "world domination.”, *

The all nations see now an .. all-out political war in the com- ing math for moral leader- shin at Western Europe.

The United States pro- mmmme in the United Nutions has produced this doubtful Progress:

(1) The United States can- didate for president of the As- sembly, Australia's Herbert V. Evatti was defcated.

Indian Army Lays Siege To Prince

New Delhi. Del. 6.

CUB PILOTS

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ARE STILL AT AMOY

Shanghai, Ort: 6,

George Truman and Clifford Brane, who are taking their time in a roast the world flight to Piper cub aleplanes,

prevented by heavy headwinds from taking Lt. for Shanghii from Amoy, it tons learnal here today,

They plan to start mor raw-Associated Press,

American and Soviet troops at the end of the year, and the United States still has not been able to

detalled agree on a counter-proposal.

(5) The United States dele- gation is still fussing about

how to meet

M. Vishinsky's

"war mongering" charge.

(G1 General Marshall stil refuses to divulge the United States portion on Palestine..

From India

To Changchun

CHIANG TO DIRECT

"BATTLE OF MUKDEN"?

Nanking, Oct. 6.

Reports from the Manchurlan capital of Chang- chun reaching Nanking said Communist artil- lery shelling today threatened the city fron the south west and north sides as at least 20,000 - Red cavalryman manoeuvred outside, secking a weak point in the city's defence,

In flic Khyber Pass still stand the proud insignia, of British troops (above), but, as is seen below, the lòng voy- age home has begun for many Britons who have nad to face the hard decision of giving up, their life-work..

Meanwblic, war between India and Pakistan is a cent threat-See Story Col. 3.

CONTROL YUAN AGAIN

In

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ATTACKS SOONG

Nanking, Oct. 6.

Despite steadily Increasing pressure which diented that the Communists do not intend to bypass Changchun, as dürftig their last spring offensive, tho Central News Agency suld. Onv- ernment leaders responsible for The defence had expressed con- |fidence in their

11 "make clad fortress."

arrangements Changchun an iron-

Mukden dispatches' to the Hsin Min Pao said both sides were throwing substantial forces to the Ikiyuun seator, bes tween Saepingkat and Mukden in preparation for the rabi struggle.

Unofficial but well-informed cuarters believed today that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will take a personal band in

HE ORDERED 1.500 TO BE BEHEADED

Istavin, Oct. 6. Charged with ordering the déemplation of 1,500 men, women and children to Weat Borneo in 1944, Jomumena Vice Admiral Daigo Tudaskipr teent on triat for his life hom

fore

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Dutell our crimes

1t Pontianak, oruco, on September 27 delayed menupe received today nutt.

Sritener was expected 10 be onnannerd on Tuesday——— Asociated Press.

Princess To

Love, Honour And Obey

London, Oct. 6, Princess Elizabeth will

setting up the Peiping Head promise to "love, cherish quarters for the coming "battle and obcy"

of Mukden."

Lieutenant

Conceding that the National Philip Mountbatten at ats day be forced to avundun their November 20 wed-

Chongchun as strongly hinted

in dispatches from Manchurlading, Buckingham Palace

these quarters suid

might have to fall back on Pel- announced on Sunday wing as the directing centre of night.

the fight to retain at least a foothold in Munchuria.

Chiang Kai-shek spent, a busy

declined The · Princess.

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day in conferences with General chance to skip the word "obey," Lit Sung-Jen, director of his. It la omitted in an altern- headquarters here, and Sun tive marringo service used in Lien chung Rovernor of Hopel some Church of England cere- and commander of Provincial ronica u not recognised by Purification headquarters. Tivo

Parliament, whore leading subordinates, were jus recently arrested.?

Barfler In

the day, he tooks time off to visit the summKÉ nulace and other resorts in Pel. bing with his wife,

Arrests

The Paluce sold the form of solemnisation of matrimony In the book of cummon'prayer will be used..

The rest of the service will follow the form used at th The project to "secure" Pèl. marriage of the King phuu, muy necessitate the reQuden in 1923."--Assoclate:|- mount of some top North China Press.

figures as foreshadowed by the

arreals which riddled top ranks

in the Hopel military command and provincial government, say informed quaYICIR.

"

The Weather

att..

A Achr. GMT (3:5m. Hong Kon Summer Time), a adrece-tyrk wi

The arrests evidently erustied the plot to curol former North China warlords into a separatist type of movement, for ending the civil war through mediation..

; centsid 'alizul 400 miles MJE » Hon·· The plot from the outset suf-

Kand, moring WNW at 10 to 12 not ferrd from liberat publicly and,

ti lenteted to push to the according

Informed komt, tugiorer blakk. A trauch of us Fources, catsed the Generailssling pressure, extunde, frume H. Trido-Chlast to decide against visiting Pelthe Marines and П

Rome

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a lengthy report issued by the Control Yuan last night, Dr. T. V. Soong, former Premier and present Governor of Kwangtung, was charged with being responsible for the mismanage-ping last July, ment of China's foreign exchange funds. (7) General Marshall's “Little.

The report raid that curporn, Flannce Corporation, obtained| loss, operated and headed by more than their allowed quotan

of pass-imported ports" to facilitate their business which had been furbliden-w¬he| abroad.

Imported by other concerns.

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cargo

9 pm. the position was changed ing the Batavin-bound Tisadali

3,000

105400041 | | cjurse," north.east of Luzon and Banger of an armed clash Assembly" plan gyot a. luke-

elected to ride out the rough sen [between India and Pakistan signifying A

rather than risk typhoon of sovere Intensity) path of

crossing the heightened yesterday as units warm reception, from even the the big arkle to the warning winds at centre averaged from Air Force lauded at Porbanda“, like Britain." Issued by the Royal "Observatory. 80 to 100 knots an hour.

midway between Bombay and

Deadlocks and, futile,' pro- The position of the typhoon At least

other vessels, Karachi. and laid siege to the

speeches of the last was, then given as within 60 carrying passengers

square miles princely puganda

werks rises doubts China

Muntin, State of Junagadh, which had threa purts to

The report is the result of The report brings out the miles of 19 deg. N. 120 deg.ded for any available shelter. been affiliated to Pakistan by whether E, moving WNW. travelling BE

the permanent 57 investigations of charges made following eight points: Departures were delayed from its Moslem ruler.

nation Assembly, Committee is by some quarters last surtimer between 1 and 12 knots. At Manila by other vessels. Includ

The aurprise amphibious the way to meet the Security that certain privileged corpora-merly hnd US$900,000,000 in (1) The Government for: ptration was carried out by council's paralysis. United Lions Huch as the Fuchung foreign exchange. However, in landing craft. supported by Press.

(For earlier messages on new Trading, Corporation, the Yang less than two years this amount sloops, minesweepers and com- bat aircraft and was the eli-Soviet International Set Fase tse Development Corporation and has been practically spent for

Cat thợp China Development & max of weeks of wrangling 3). between Ingin and Pakistan representatifes over the riglit of Junagadh, which has on 80. per cent Hindu population. to acccde to Moxlem Pakistan.

Junagadh is ruled by 47. year-old Nawab Sir Muhabút Khan Rasut Khanj

to 19.5 deg. N. 115 deg. E, still und Ridderkerk.

Saar Elects To Join France

Saarbrucken, Oct. 6. Official returns showed, today that Saarlanders, who 12 years ago voted to join Nazi Germany, have overwhelmingly elected a Parliament pledged to make the coal-rich Saar basin west of the Rhine an autonomus part of France. The Cermon-speaking: residents. The United States and Britain

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"Rebels"

Parliamentary Mission

May Arrive Today

Nanking, Oct. 6.

Calming unofficial Govern. The six-man British Parliamentary Mission, due in Nanking yesterday, is expected to arrive this afternoon owing to adverse weather along the South China coast which has held up its departure from Bangkok for China.

ment sapport, a group of Bom- by Lindos hended by Samal- das Ghandi, publisher of the vernacular

newspaper Van (Our Motherland).

of the industrial area on Suns have agreed to French control of stembargm

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The Misrlon is scheduled, to standing between the two

hi, last week established a

enroute

purposes other thin the Import of materiale" for "reconstruction. A further inflation lias set in and prices became unstabllised. 'For the mismaheksment of the foreign exchange funds, Dr. T. V. Soong should be helif respon- sible. (29 JENNAN

(2) The foreign exchange regulations and rates have bech changed so frequently that they leave the pubile in a state of uncertainty. SAUSA

(3) -- The criticisms: abroad of Chine's foreign; trádo men- sures are cithát đuỡ to a lack of understanding of the reál exaggeration.PASTOR

union of the Banr with Fracaktım Dominion. He'station: ['six-man; Parliamentary Mid= |. It hópès, that the Parlia-of tho Central Government and

The Voting.

day gave a vole of more than the basin. The Soar now is oc-and nephew of Mahatma Gand reach Hong Kong this morning nations. ne to one for three political | cupied by French troops parties which have advocated: Saarlanders w

Use French rovisional Government of iverging the entire

to Nanking. The This can be seen by the realtuation or dus lo malletons economie. currency and recelye Fench life of the Suar with that of varioita, They will get an un-Jungadh' with the Intention cues in North and South China Grantham, Governor of Hons commodities should be en- | Mission' will visit the principal cent visit of Sir Alexander (4) --- The Import of, dally France.

ensored press and be free to of "overthrowing the Of the 30 deputies chosen. 40 travel abroad.

Juler

Meslom during its four-week stay in the hoog, and the forthcoming couraged and luxuries, prohibit. were from

visit of the mission to China, ed. the

three purites) They will not be represented the Nawab apparently nt country, favourable to such a move, the in the French Chamber of Do- tempted to coerce some of the Central News fuys that yes

A Thorn" |: (6) — Members of business Christian Peoples Party Social-puties, however That--- carr Democrats and Right Wing: De- come only with the political rounding States into sorterday Chinese dalfies its call. The "Ta Kung Tito" cuitorial clyrics have parilalpated in the nfperate..

porting hie Recession... to the torial columns welcomed the also expressed welcome, economie polley-making councils Reds Fall The Communists, who polled

ed sorte of his armywhose sion. Returns show that 490,683

mentary Mikalon will help to have allowed information on unly 0.4 percent of the votare Saarlanders of the 520,800 a strength la reported to be 1,200

enlighten the British people national policies, to leak out solved but two rental

thorised by the French to vote in the smaller States which were The Mission which is visit about conditions, In China and (0) The lovestments by the The new Parlament is expget-cast ballot.

*** | undecided whether to Join India Ing. Ching at the invitation of solve the "mystery" that China] Bank of Communications,... thư ed to buprave a constitution About 10 per cent of the bal-'or Pakistan. N (arba) Chinese Government, is headed has always appeared to them. Kucheng Banking: Corporation pledging the Star to sever allots were invalid.

The Government of. S India by Lord Ammon,

The paper regrets that the and the Manufacturers Bank of political bonds with the former They gave the Christian Peo- said this het was "Unjustified The Peace Daily"" cald that questions of Hong Kong and China In the China Development felch and become an autonoples Party (Conservative-28 and a provocative act of a although there, have been in Kowloon is still a thorn ld and Finance Corporation are: i inqus, (non-represented in state! In Parilamionlary sesta, the Social the French economy.pdf Democrats (left of (centro). 17 Sression and ordered Indian stances of friction between the Anglo-Chinese relations, but, is violation of banking, regulations, The actual merger awaita, ni sosts, the Communists two seats troops to land at Forbandar British and Chinese Governments confident that the question will The report calls, on the Muilster statement? from, Rulate, "Who" naag and" 'thos Democrats "thres "seats, and v'izolate; > Junaga 10 from in the past, tho-future-holds boʻloved catkinsia now lght-in of: Fliance" to: tako idisciplinary not; indicated, heruition":

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