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THE CHINA, MAIL-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1947.
DEFIANT GERMAN LEADERS
General
Standing Firm In Support Of Dr. Kaiser Bourne
"Full Trust Of The Whole Union" Snatcher
Berlin, Dec. 29.
The two dismissed Christian Democrat leaders in the Sovlet Zone, Dr. Jacob Kalser and Dr. Ernst Lemmer, received an unanimous vote of confidence at the inter-zonal Christian De- mocrat and Christian Socialist conference, which ended in Berlin today, the German news agency in the British Zone reported to- night.
Mourning For Jean Egal
the
Dr. Fredrich Holzapfel, mayor of and chairman of the Herford Christian Democratic Union in British Zene, stated that no objection had been raised at the inter-ronal conference against their
leadership
at the party, neither against their work, nor against their objectives. Je achled that
Christian the
| Democrats attached great importance
to assuring the collaboration of both Dr. Kaiser and Dr. Lemmer in their future wark,
Leaders of the Christian Democrati
Bird Hat
off
Nairobi. Dec. 29. Villagers using a narrow. forest footpath near Zansi- bar became accustomed to having their hats snatched off by a mysterious, unseen thief. Finally, A quick- eyed victim caught sight of
bird large
making with his cap.
He
疆品 followed
short distance into the bush and watetied while the bird nestly hung his hat along- side 13 others—all in a pro- cise row on the limb of a baobab tree.-United Press.
MIGRATION TO BREMEN
Japanese
For Burma
London, Dec. 29, The appointment of G. K. Bourne as head of the British Services Mission January 1, is returning to the to Burma was officially Japanese Board of Trade
Trade Rights Major-General
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Washington, Dec. 30.
The U.S. Governmont
an
the
direction of Japan's international announced by trade in silk and eiton textiles. Office today.
The action is in conformity with the American desire to re- uirn Japanese trade to private hands as soon as
possible, and enlarges the scope of the Allied restricted private trading agree. ment on Japan made effective in recent months,
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Tall. one-armed
44 And years old. General Bourne has already left for Rangoon with most of his staff,
The Mission will begin its of-: flelal duties on January 4, the day power is transferred to the becomes Burmese and Burma
un independent nation outside the British Commonwealth of Nations.
Silk and cotton textiles, pecially the latter, have proved the most profitable in the effort to get Japon back on its ceonomie feet, During the time the US
Company
handled Commercial the business, developed from post-surrender zero to scores of
Durlag the war. General millions of dollars yearly und
Bourne was a senior member of further expansion
im- appears Berlin, Dec. 29.
miarnt
the nerded raw the British Joint Staff Mission Settlement An "Industrial
Com-
to the United States for 18 SHANGHAI, DEC. 30. in the British and Soviet zones and mister" has been net up in the north-naterials can be obtained.
American and private agencies months. SHANGHAIS FRENCH leaders of Christian Socialists-coun- wwest German port of Bremen in the are at present trying to arrange COMMUNITY WENT INTOerpart in the United States Zone United States Zone to examine re
cotton credits on behalf of Afterwards he served in India, -ighed a resolution raying: MOURNING TODAY FOR M.
zone industrial Japanese spinners. Associated Java quests from Soviet
and Italy. Despite his RODERICK JEAN BAPTISTE "According to the first principles undertakings for permission to move
dianbility, which he sustained to the Bremen area, it was reported democracy, representatives of EGAL, FRENCH PATRIOT. [...
over 20 years ago, General WHO HEADED THE FREE are appointed or dismissed by
Bourne in a keen a meeting of its members. We state
giving
tennis and The committee, which is FRENCH HERE AFTER THE Phai Dr. Jacobs Kaiser and Dr. Ernst preference to small and medium siz- !
rackets player, Reuter. PALL OF FRANCE, ON RE- [Lemmer were elected AL sondled firms capable of being fitted into CEIPT OF THE NEWS THAT hairmen by secret ballot at a zonal Bremen's industrial structure, already RE DIED IN HONGKONG [party gathering a few months ago. has issued settlement parmits YESTERDAY.
A veteran of the first World War. M. Egal was arrested by The French authorities here In August, 1941, for his efforts to rally all forn Frenchmen to General Charles Ghulle's stunlard, and sent to Saigon where he was imprisoned
before facing several months Frias,
de
of
D
They have the full rust of the whole union. We hope this fact will help to overcome the difficulties
e Soviet Zone."
Standing Firm
of
here today,
radio, electrical and food manufac turers, and is now examining inpllestions from eastern zone com- paates manufacturing export goods, it was stateil,
The outstanding poim af tonight's resolution was that five provincial Soviet Zone party leaders of the for neurred in it. These men had Dr. stood firm in their support; Kaiser and Dr. Lemher, in spite of the disadvantage in which they were placed through the geographical locs. ion of their homes and families.
the The resolution declared that.
He
sentenced
між Lo months' imprisonment and de-
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In this democracy, in in During his shart stay
endeavour Singapore, he continued his pal frontiers can divide us." Free French netivities. He whe
no
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A
Press.
ARGENTINE THREAT
♪
A..
the
ordered United
Italian Ships Escape
Buenos Aires, Dec. 30. A reliable trade source tald apsociated Preis today that
Argentine Government has all meat shipments to the Kinglain to be baited after January 7 unless Britain is able to arrange payment in convertible pounds.
A British misjon
present
ROME, DEC. 29. negotiating in Buenos
has Aires
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY OF been informed of the government's DEFENCE ANNOUNCED TODAY attitude and is hopeful that an THAT 13 MOTOR FISHING RECENTLY ROUNDED can be reached before BOATS ogreement
UP BY A YUGOSLAV WARSHIP the deadline.-Awsociated Press.
IN THE ADRIATIC SEA
HAD ESCAPED AND RETURNED ΤΟ THE PORT OF MOLFETTA, ON THIE ITALIAN COAST.
Today's report came less than fortnight after the announcernent in Frankfurt that more than 2,000 dustrial and merchandise firms in Berlin and the Russian Zone had ap
lied to the Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce for permission to move to the bi-zonal capital-Reuter.
Cease-Fire Truce
Near In
ADRIATIC
Two other boats had been intern- ed
by the Yugoslav at Lissu, on the Yugoslav Dalmatian coast, it was
alled. Batavia
Batavia, Dec. 29.
combine the Christian migrat The Indonesian Republican Government will ac-
in Hongkong on the outbreaking and the Christian Socialist
of the Pacific War' and was in-Union into a single party would he ternel there for the duration by made at a meeting in Frankfurs, in the Japanese.--Reuter,
January. Reuter,
cept a cease-fire truce with the Dutch in a letter shortly to be sent to the Security Coun- cil's "good offices" committee, which put for- ward a third plan for a speedy and effective agreement in Indonesia, Republican sources said today.
The statement followed a special week-end meet-
the The twats were fishing off Yugoslav Island of Pelagosa, in the Adriatic Sea, halfway between Italy were and „Yugoslavia, when they said to have been captured and im- pounded by Yugoslav petrols December 24-Reuter.
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ing of the Indonesian Cabinet at Jogjakarta. A Gesture
and the arrival here today of the Republican negotiating committee.
Paris, Dec. 30. Almost 60,000 tons of wheat, Before he left here for Jogjakarta The Republican acceptance of the
22, Dr. Sjarifuddin wood and motor fuel in repara- plan was understood to be condition on December
tntions from. Eastern Germany al, but it was believed that the letter said that he would not return
the have been made available for would contain "helpful" suggestions. Batavia until "res! taiks" on
Dr. Louis Beel, the Dutch Prime substantive political issue were ready the first time by Soviet occupa- Minister, met Mr. Setiadjit, the Into begin.
tion authorities, and allotted to. 10 countries today, the French Ministry announced,
donesian Vice-Premier, an neutral Dutch sources indicated yesterday soil" at the American Consulate Gen-that the Dutch delegation had gral here saday.
This was arranged by Mr. Charles Livengood, the United States Consul General, who provided # special room for an informal talk, which lasted one hour, about the Dutch-In- danesion dispute.
The meeting, was arranged
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Two Dutch soldiers and two In donesian civilians were injured when La humb exploded here, it was report-
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FL. soldiers and civilians in the with the knowledge of the United Nations Security Counidential part of Batavia during the cil's good lices committee on In-weekend,
This was the third bomb explosion stonesis. No official information has been given about the meeting, in the past few days, bringing the
Dr. Amir
In-total casualties to two dead and 21 Sjarifuddin, the donesian Republican Prime Minister, injured.-Reuter. did not return with the Republican
ill and delegation, urgent affairs which he must pay attention in the Republican capital, Republican sourceN
aid.
he war
had
At first I was thought here that his absence from the Republican de- legation indicated the possibility of a new hitch in the negotiations but! members of the Republican delegation denied this so far as they were con- cerned.
The announcement said the allotment wos made at the 14th.! session of the International Re- parations Agency.
Beneficiaries will be France, Belgium. India, Holland, Greece, Czechoslovakia, Yugo- slavia, Egypt, Britain and Am-j erica. This is the first time Russia has carried out her part of the Potsdam Agreement on exchanges of reparations-As- sociated Press,
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