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BOMB NO LONGER A SECRET Molotov On "Peculiar American Illusion" Capitalists' War Of Aggression

Moscow, Nov. 6.

M. Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister, today called upon "anti-imperialist forces" to foil capitalism's "plan of aggression" by unit- ing in "a mighty army to which the capitalists can never produce an equal.” M. Molotov also said "It is interesting that in the expansionist circles of the United States, a new peculiar sort of illusion is widespread- while having no faith in their internal strength, faith is-placed in the secret of the atom bomb although this secret has long ceased to exist."

M. Malotov declared that the "Many are indignant that! world war had battered the the USSR and Great Britain foundations of capitalism and are hampered from adopting a that this whN age when all final decision on the prohibit- ronde

Dar-

WHALERS SAIL Important

Tokyo, Nov. 7. British And French ob-

- servers were sailing with

group of nino ships from the second Japanese what- Ing Ice leaving for Antarctic today.

the

A representative of the Supremo Allied Command was also on board to super- vise the whaling activities.

The group is expected to catch 850 whales, returning to Japan about April, 1948. The full fleet totals 45 ships. but the salling date of the remainder has not been 31- nounced-Reuter,

Princess

fed lo Communism. ing of atomle weapong, Plants

"The ground is swaying under ing this your British scientista the fre of the imperialists have twice protested against while the strength of the de- this,” mocratic nations is growing Molotov Bald Communism day by day,

has so grown that "leadership "The

of the GYOR

nations from a single centre is no long niuxt be opened to the new or possible." aggressive plan of the adven turers and these plans must be

futlet."

He accused the United States of grabbing offensive, military bases nene Russia's borders as part of a policy in which Unit-) ed States leaders with such blindness are plunging after world domination,"

Poppies

Difference

Washington, Nov. 6. Highly placed experts in Government circles here, while not inclined to discount M. Molotov's announcement in Mos- cow today that the atom bomb secret "no longer exists," pointed out that the difference between knowing the secret of the bomb and making the bomb involves expendi- tures in money, labour and material.

No officini comment WOH forthcoming from Washington. ᏎᏘ . Molotov's announcement London, Nov. G. hauned considerable interest ment Altice, went to Backing- gates at Lake Success, but also The Prime Minister, Mr. Cle- among United Nations dele.

He said this explained

ham Palace today to alve the a degree of scepticism. Communist influence among the table in East Indian amboinn delegate, who knew Russia in- the Cabluet's wedding present a One prominent European 17:08. He said that Russian wond-to Princess Elizabeth and' | Communism greeted and wish-Lt. Philly Mountbatten.

en success to the Cominform Meanwhile, Princess Elizabeth centered in Belgrade.

and Lt. Mountbatten today plant- ed crosses of remembrance with Flander's poppics in the British Legion Empire Field of Remem- brance at Saint Margaret's, Westminster, in

timately, said: "M. Molotov's. announcement is really nothing sensationally new. Everyone knows as much about atomic fission as anyone cine, The whole question is whether Rus-i sin has the Industrial capacity and the 'know how to manu- facture important quantities of atomic bombs,"

"In these days it is not only we, the Soviet people, who are fejoicing on the occasion of the great victories of Socialism in In FL bittter speech, M. our country. Not only Molotov swept the rangs of countries friendly to us are They shook hands with Major- Ameriena and British policy there millions of people, devot General Sir Richard Howard- BOOKINGS ACCEPTED FOR ANY EUROPEAN DESTINATION] and desiouneed every napect of ed to the Soviet Union. Every Vyse, chairman of the poppy

NO PRIORITIES' REQUIRED

il. Throughout the foreign po- where where capitalism rules factory, who presented factory ception to M. Molotov's accusa- Several, delegates took CX- Hey part. M. Molotov Indicated it oppresses the working peo-officials to them. alarm over American activity. ple and enslaves the working.

The Princess and her finnee Britain were responsible for tion that the United States and same delaying atomic energy control| mple pattern as those of the in the United Nations.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS

TENTH EXTRA RACE MEETING.

SATURDAY, 8TH NOVEMBER, 1947. The First Beil will be rung at 2.30 pm, and the first race

will be run at 3.00 p.n.

talk! has not got numerous friends spaces.

The policy outlined by people of colonics and depen-planted crosses of the Comrade Stalin, he said, "is up-dent states. posed at present by another "There is no country in the general public. The Princess A United States spokesman polley, based on quite different world where the Soviet Union Inter Inspected the memorial recalled the principles. Here we can

words of Mr. of her own regiments, Frederick first and foremost of the for- among the working class, work- the Grenadier Guarda, the 16th States delegate to the Atomic.

Osborne, United eign pulley of the United States ing peasants and in wide de- Lancers and the Argyll and Energy Commission; "It is not mocratic circles-friends im Sutherland Highlanders, aml bued with warm sympathy and also the ATS-Router. faith in our cause."

and Great Britain.

MAYOR'S ARREST

"Possibly there exists in the United States a programme of economic development of the He bald that prophecies of country for some period ahead. 1917 and since by "our enemies Reading of American plans for from the bourgeois camp" that. aid to Europe, and to China, the Soviet would fail had prov-the Lord Mayor of Bratislava, one might think that the dumes-cd to be false. tic problems of the United States have long ago beon solved and that now it is only a question of America putting the affairs of other states in erder, dietating its policy to them and even the composition of their Governments."

In Reality

"Ravages"

war

But for

the

Russia

strange that the Soviet Union accuses us of all the crimes of which she herself is guilty."

Mr. Hector McNeil, the Bri-| tish delegate to the United Na- the Soviet Union must tions, commented: "We think

carry

atomic

in conventional

Bratislave, Nov. 6. It was reported here today that

Dr. Josef Kysely, has been ar

out the primary responsibility rested as a member of the "anti for

delay, both in state group" headed by the form. er secretary of the Slovak De. energy and "would today be better supplied

mocrat Party.

disarmament. than any

Dr. Jan Kempny, former secre. "The public in the United other country in tary of the Slavak Democrat States and Britain has all the Europe or elsewhere.". Despite Party, the the ravages

biggest party in facts. Speaking for my Gov- of war, Russia's Slovakia, was arrested on Oct. ernment, I know that no Bri industrial output already had 17 over an alleged anti-state plot tlah despite the drought this year's now necubed reached its prewar level and Bratislava, Dr. Josef Kysely, is sustained by the British pubile grain harvest was 58 percent clpated-Reuter.

of having parti- if M. Molotov's charges Were

true."Reuter, above last year's,

In reality, matters are not like that, M. Molotov said. If the ruling circles of the United Hates had no cause for great! The country's current two- anxiety concerning domestic

year target would be fulfilled affairs, especially in connection because "figures prove that with the approaching_economic_what_we failed to do in the crisis, there could not be such Arst year will be done thin haperfluity of economic pro- year."

jects of American expansion, Molotor suid. "We are not which, in their turn, are based threatened by an economic

on the aggressive military and crisis, without which capital- |political plana of American ism cannot exist. We have no

imperialism.

in which

the Lord Mayor

of

Government

would be

70-YEAR-OLD TEACHER

WAS SPY HEROINE

London, Nov. 6.

Walker, a 70-year-old British spy, took MPS back last night to the stormy days of 3940 and the German occupation of Warsaw.

unemployment and shall not The case of Mr. Charles Whitehead and Miss Jane "Who does not complain, have any." 4 about, the pressure of Ameri-

Ile cited Britain as a bad can Imperialism," M. Molotov example of capitalism, and said,, cried. Denmark cannot-roday Britain In living achieve the restoration of her through a acvere crisis depend-j untional sovereignty over ing inore and more on her Ameter, told the House of Commons rendezvous. Then at my Bat the Greenland, which the Amerirican onele."

cans do not want to leave af- ile Raid France too ter the end of the war, M. "more and more looking Molotov said. Egypt legit-outside help."!

Mr. Bevin, the Foreign Minis-were directed first to a

Mr.

secret

I

that Whitehead, a Pole employed | telephone would ring and was at the British Embassy. had would get a message in a wo- for been arrested for collaborating man's valce saying: "We have with the Germans during the two German books for you," or mutely demands the with- Molotov nid, "Suffice it to war. "In fact," said Mr. Bevin, "We've got three bunches of drawal of British troops from say how interested the Soviet Whitehead risked his life help violets to collect," That would flur territory. Britain refuses Union is in a durable and last in British prisoners to escape." tell me how many prisoners to do that, and America suping peace. All true friends of Anyone who wanted to check were there. Through numbers (7 races-$14) may be obtained at the ports the British, imperialists peace and they constitute the on this man's heroism, Office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Exchange Balding also these matters also. tickets for the Spedal Cash Sweep on the last race as well as The United States not infre majority of any country-canį Bevin added, ahould contact Mis places and. Charles Whitehead those for the "Hong Kong Derby" to be run at the Annual quently, together with

rest assured

at that the Soviet Walker

Harraden Race Meeting in January 1918. The latter may also he pur-

Great Union will defend the interests Blackheath. chased at the Club Branch Office.

Britain, is acquiring ever new of peace to the last."

Mis's Jane Walker, tall No. 382 Nathan Kowloon.

Road,

naval and air bases in all parts Molotov cited Stalin's inter- grey haired, had taught English of the globe and even adapts view with Harold Stansen, in Warsaw for 11 years. capecially if they are situated didate, as evidence that differ found something much more im- three minutes before the Gestapo whole staten for such like aims, American chute to the Soviet Unioniting economic systems did not portant to hit

Presidential can- after the Germans took over she

arrived to arrest her. Twenty is clear that the creation of rut out peacetime collabora- Charles Whitehead was a vital miles outside the city she found military bases in various parts

part of her spy organisation. tumbledown shack in a forest

Meeting.

*I had to arrange their hiding Road, supplied money, and clothes."

On Feb. 21, 1942, the tele- phone rang for "Ena" and an urgent volce anid: "Get out at But once."

and

She walked out of her flat-

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members are reminded that they and their indies MUST wear their badges FROMINENTLY DISPLAYED throughout the NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting non-members to the Members' Enclosure of the world is not designed for tion with Russia by other {2Ho was then in his carly 80's" and, with a young Polish under

and

Club Rooms at $10 including tax

through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction patation for aggression.

Аго obtainable defence purposes but as pro of a member, such member to be responsible for all chits etc. Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on ale at the RACE COURSE,

The Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11 am and the Secretary's Office at 12.00 noon. Both Offices at inf Floor, Exchange Building.

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House, provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tol 27818),

countries.

. Policy

In September, 1945, after get. Ung out of Warsaw disguised in an airman, Miss Walker received "By 1941 escapees were arriv- the MBE from the King-Reu-

a steady, stream. They' ter.

aho Bald last night, "Dark, ground, worker, made it. her wealthy and remarkably hand-headquarters. From there with "It is also clear that if up Molotov said, "Thoro is an-some. He was the manager of a false papers she kept the fellna to now the combined British other policy counterposed to chocolate factory in Praga, on open for hunted Britons.. and American created

General Staff Comrade Stalin's policy of the cast bank of the Vistula. during the second peaceful collaboration. This cd, this is not being done for now with the Truman Doctrine, world, war has been maintain other policy fa led by America

Close Shave peace-loving purposes but for now with the Marshall plan alding in with the possibility tho purpose of intimidating to Europe,, to Chlax and 60

of new forth.

"Peoples In whom the know- The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $3 in States and Great Britain for ing, see in the successes of the He denounced. the United ledge has brought an awaken- cluding tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable not outlawing the bomb, "which, Soviet Union the approach of at the Gate.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc, will not be permitted to as is known, ie not a means of their own liberation from the operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong fockey Club defence but a weapon of a yoke of enslavement."--United daring the Itace Meeting.

Refreshments will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the

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