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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1048.

MALAY REVOLT NOT Razakars

PEOPLE'S UPRISING

De Gaullists In Brawl

Paris, September 25. Several propte were 10. Jured and the hall wrecked when fighting between sup porters and opponents of General Charlca de Gaulte broke out tonight in a in the East end of Paris.

The general's Rally of the French People had

organised

meeting in the hall but Reveral hundred opponents entered before the meeting was due to start and Nights bake out.

A large force of police

cleared the hallmar

hail-Reuter.

PROTESTANTS MAY KEEP SCHOOLS

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The anti-British'terrorist offensivé in Malaya is not the result of any sudden decision by the Com- munists. Observers have noted ominous shadows cast by wartime and post-war de. velopments.

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The Communists waited their facute. Tin and rubber have always importail Chinese oppurtunity. Now was the time depended on

and Indian workers. to strike, because:

Immigration ceased during the (3) British troops with battle experience, acclimatized and ac-Japanese occupation, and in the quainted with Jungle warfare, last two years Mulays have de have been gradually withdrawn, manded curtailment of Indian and Unth March this year it wouldChlaese Immigration.

have been possible to put n division into Matayo. No serious trouble

the transit developed of troo

troops had ended.

Malayn is

13 the the sterling subber has earned inore

"doller

The Malaya insist on the right to control the racial compost. tion of the country.

It, for the revival of industry dollars in Malaya, more labour is remen-

area

to dollar countries. This couldn't be permitted to go on. The party Une is that capitalism Is falling.

As a pillar if capitalism, the rub. ber intustry of Malaya had to be destroyed

tal.

are not evilence of a

a nationalist movement. The Communists cried, Indonesia for the Indonesians," China for the Chinese," but for

kevind.

Denounced

the

Deccan, September 24, The Nizam of Hyderabad tonight denounced Hazakara (militant Moslems) In his state for using methods reminiscent of Nazi Germany in the eight-month perlad.be. foro

torrian troops entered 'his

He, announced in a broad: cast that he had issued orders dissolving all Hyderabad' de- legations abrond sont by the Lalk All Cabinet, which was diasolved after the Indian Government's five-day "police

Jaw action to restore

and order.

The Laik All Cabinet, he said, had been forced on him. -Яouter.

European DP's

Set Out For C

New Horizons

Cairo, September 26. Some of the last of the 65,000 Europeans who found refuge in the Middle East, India and East Africa during World War II ore søtting out- this autumn on a great adventura. Unwilling to return to their homes inside the Iron Curtain, they are going to Australia, Argen- tina, the United Kingdom, and other countries to rebuild their lives.

The refugees for six years have lived in tent camps or remote villages under the care first of UNHRA and later the

China Seeks International Refugee Origant-

Extradition

Catholic,

Lintige They and their chitan W

dron face n treinendous re- adjustment.

Conflict

'cur-

In some camps their were as The Kuomintang-controlled many us 10,000 people at one Malayn, with divided notional vernacular

newspaper, "Na- time. ties, another Blogan find betonal Times" said yesterday of the largest, now has only

The El Shatt camp, once one

Vatican City, September 25, ...that the Chinese authorities are

Before few hundred refugees. The unifying fetor was ECHID-

East of the iron curtain, the extradition from the end of October 350 of them Catholic Church today bears of seeking the Infe, Short rations, shortage

for the gap between Hong Kong of six men urrested will leave Australia. clothing und

On the brunt of an assault, enter arrival there, they are to terrently most bitler in Hungary, wngea and prices, these were telt here during the last week. Budapest September 25.

and orientation The men were arrested

Camps

then

nildest in Poland, Mean-Cart?u»lie churelies muy

by all. "The unifying slogan

house at Kowloon City. They accept direction for two years us be like to keep their schools

were alleged to have possessed to the trades in which they will (3) Communist polley Is "anti-imperialists,"

After another year they a Cabinet CO- in Hungues.

At the end of the war, the anti-documents showing their connec work. urred instvisible. A measure of suO-

tions with the Chinese Communist

can apply for cillzenship. antinique "Weyouded today.

with cess

Western

in Japanese army had blandly dis Uniun

Most of the Yugoslav refugees the rust that The autotreetpent

Karme

the European Re. regarded

dropping of the Party.

The "National Times" described had been brought to this area by such things ba the Cplures haul approved a thrift

covery Plan must be countered by atom-bomb anel

"Communist gen-the British from the Yugoslav arved bride IND th

American air and sen power. pressure elsewhere,

darenes" and said they are wanted coast and Islands in the Adriatle Bluewing Master, Gyula Chris-

the In 1943, during

claimed

whole They

by the Chinese authorities at during the war, credit for Diy, me sagh at with the Calvanist,

the defeat of the Cunton, evengeheut, urotarian and dewichcupation, the Communist Party

published its programme.

Japanese.

the

Juponese

became

So, in postwar polities, the British attempt to solve the com-

The first plank in their plat form was "Drive the Japanese eated question of Malayan Fascists out of Malaya and es eilizenship and the creation tablish the Malayan Repubile." the Federation have been given

no credit.

Oetudy of the agerement were delok, but the commante que sadel tudt i would gumraalee Veligioon freeclam #! specify what sehood would remade in the Jinds of the chorls named.

in 1944-45 the Anti-Japanese We get Autre persportive if shrch Catholic Matavan People's Aviny wan 99 we think of Mulaya us isolated. school 识度 qatnabiseni, part-

per sont Chinese. The Japanese Events and polleres in neighbour. Videodafor the prevalality of leav- uted and feared the Chinese, Al-

t under #huren

though this guerrilla foree was Catholic lentlers, own to De Communist-dom.

་་་*་ spretiinated. it Was netively

unti.

The low

calmyrastation bow.wor

estet. the argued that Japanese.

State remains esmolition: which the ebuerta woubt sint ncerpl.

the

Here WBS {0 weapon to Allied hand. Tremendous amounts

the me

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"Official eorninéint on the report was not avaiinble bat night.

Fishermen Picked Up

Polish Refugees Seventeen thousand Polish re-

relatives fugees, whose

served with the British Armed forces during the war, are going to Eng- tand. They prefer fe in Britain to their former homeland,

Argentina is accepting through the RO 10 Yugoslays and 400 Poles who are expected to sall

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Vatican sources say there la fear it will be extended and in- tensified in the coming 'months,'

Pupe Plus XII and Communist leaders in Italy have indicated such a development. Both the Church and Communism--aware of the long-runge aspect of the confilet-are directing mighty efforts towards youth.

Only an hour before the Pontiff this ant dressed it Vast throng of 300,000 giris of Catholic action, adjuring than to constancy in their faith, he warned the Gerning people of assutilts agnitat their religion,

the

Speaking to them by radio for the first time since the end of the war. he told them they may have "to fight to the lust drop of blood”

the In addition to the current re- for

independence of settlement projects which will Church. take care of good many of these

On Thursday, in the directive people, England's "Westward Ho"

of Italy's Communis uraject-designed to Increase that meeting country's Inbour supply-may pro- Party, Luigi Longo, its reputed underground leader, gave another vide for n few hundred of them. Index of the coming battle..--

About 150 European refugees from the Middle East have been Associated Press. admitted to the United States, TRO oficials said. lucky few who come within the mis of America's new refugee Immigration law. This Inw applies only to persons who were Italian German. Austrian or camps-Associated Press.

After clinging to pieces of plank for five days, five fishur

within the next few months. nien were picked up by a pass-Cost of flancing their trip will Ing motor junk on Saturday be fooled by the IRO, and brought to Hong Kong.

They were admitted to the Kowloon Hospital, suffering from The anomen did not it nema, ammunition and money

exhaustion and exposure, dule wheat the non-Catholic

were supplied by the Allies. Bri-ing countries have played their churcing have

The motor junk was on its way niready nerupted ush officers were parachuted into part in shaping events

free Kwongchowwan tu Hong the Government

conditions

the Malayan jungles to strengthen The split in China Itself is re-Kong. The five Oshermen were whether the Cabaret step was

guerrilla resistance.

Bected in the division of the picked up a considerable distance for propresent busts

We should not judge milltery Chinese community มว Malaya South East of Macao. stergestation Buited Press,

pulicles of 1844-45 in terms of into Communist And anti-Com- The men said they left Macon political repercussions of 1943. It munist,

on a fishing expedition lost Mon- is very easy to be wise after the To the north-west. Burmu has day and ran into a storm. Their event. At that time the sole ob gained

full

Independence, It bont overturned, and they were defeat

based Jeet was to

the Japanese. bousts a constitution

on thrown into the sea. After the Japanese

surrender. [that Yugoslavia. Militant

of

After treatment, four arms and Ammunition were re-unions are goading a Leftist Gov-men were discharged from the called, but communications were ernment still further to the Left. Kowloon Hospital yesterday. BO AC. Plane from disrupted. Bands uf men were In Siam, bordering Malaya to United Kiaporta, which should scattered in the jungles. Their the north, the strongest opposi have arityed here yesterday, has average age was only about nine-tion to the Rightist Government been delayed wurl is now expect-teen.

BOAC Planes Held Up

"ke

ed to arrive today.

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The 10.A.C. Plane from Sin-1

empnje, scheduled to arrive here on Saturday, has been delayed and is now expected to arrive to-

clay'..

The BOLA.C. Plane from Japan due here on Saturday is now expected to wrive here today

The RO.A.C. Plane to United Kingdom has been further c- layed, and mail will now cluse tulay at CPO Kowloon 4.30 p.m. and G PO, Hong Kong 5.00 p.m. (Registered mall half an hour carller.)

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had

the anti-Fascist People's Leu que, the counterpart of the anti- When the military author Japanese Malayan People's Army. tley went officers back to greas After the revolution in J017, they

know, huge dumps of the Russlaris

no official arme and ammunition had just representation in Siam till they vanished.

reopened a legation in 1947. Early this year it liably reported that the Soviet staff of this legation numbered 312.

Meantine, Communist propa- : ganda had been active and effec- live. Their line was, "The Bri. |lish ran away in 1942. We stayed.

WING ON FIRE STILL We threw the Japanese out. Why Goverrough

SMOULDERING

was re-

of

the

There are n

VIOLENCE AT BERLIN COMMUNIST MEETING

London, Saptombor 25. British sector police tonight made several arrests whon fist fights broke out at the close of an opon air meeting called By the Communist- controlled Socialist Unity Party in the Tier- garfen district in the British sector.

Labour Union

Protests On Court Verdict

Shanghai, September 25, An underground Labour union here today circulated pamphlets protesting the action of the Cen- tral Special Tribunal in Ninking which confirmed the death 'gen- tence for a worker found guilty of serious industrial sabotage in Shanghai.

The pamphlets purportedly came from the secret headquar- ters of the outlawed labour - un- lon of the American-owner Shanghal Power Company-the Germanity's biggest electricity generat- thating plant. The pamphlets also protested the fall sentences Im- posed on four other SPC work-

At the end of the meeting, The Soviet-licensed

of youths threw

tear

ers.

This is out of all proportion to the normal commercial and rip- lomatle needs for a country with whom they have had no official relations for thirty years.

Now we are

watching a de- which was attended by 2,000 news agency. ADN, said liberate campaign of terrorism against

Government people, fighting broke out be-groups the British

tween anti-Communist. mem-as bombs at the speakern. We are thé defenders of Malaya, and against the Chinese, Infibers of the crowd and Com-

who ant Malays

support

Communist "action groups", that

The five workers were origin- a campaign carried munist orderites.

being trained secretly In Wes-

olly

sentenced by a Shanghai should we surrender the freedom out

violence against Two hundred police, who were

would stage tern Berlin,

big Tribunal on charges be throwing we have won?"

demonstrations against the City iron filings into SPC generaturs. European managers who

live, on duty, formed a cordon neross

Administration at the and of some with their wives, on iso- the square and dispersed the lated

crowd. The main speaker at the

The prosecution said the subo- October, the American official plantations. # the

was nerve and courage of meeting

Horr Friedrich newspaper, Neue Zeitung, said tours were directed by Conunun-

today.

ists who plotted to disrupt these men and women can be Ebert, son of the Arst President

Shanghai's industry causing un- broken, the terrorists will have of the German. Republic.

DENA, the German succeeded.

"The Socialist Unity Party is employment and then inciting the bullding up groups of jobless workers to riots and dis- They will say, "Authority Is agency, said that Herr Ebert told now gene. We must take over.

The meeting that Berlin must he activists in the Western sectors turbances. Those European men

The Nanking Tribunal con- come the "capital of a Germany and their organisation should be dominated by the Socialist Unity completed on October 31," the firmed the death sentenced for

paper said.

the worker named Wang Shao-

All Are floats at the Wing On The Japanese used Malayan Company Cicdown Ore were with police to suppress the Chinese re- sistance movement. This bred drawn yesterday btenuse of the

Inter-racial hatred. After tho typhoon threat. The re in the mulb godown on the waterfront panese surrender, there follow. ed reprisals and counter-reprisals, was still smouldering.

To a large extent, power passed from

the moneyed and prominent Chinese merchants. The Japanes Alecce them. They could only women realise that

une

The Fire Brigade left pump on the Des Voeux Road side of the godown.

Reminders

Today

YMCA Xmns Pantomine audition

of all singers, West Lounge, European YMCA, 0 p.m. Whist Drive. European YMCA,

$ 1.1. Inauguration of Sino-British Club

Literary Group, H.K. Univer- sity Alumni Association, Queen's Bldg., 5.15 p.m. Crown Land Sale, HW.D. office,

C.S.O.. 3 p.m.

Coming Events

TOMORROW-

H.K. Rotary Club luncheon, talk

on "Service is My Business"

slay in towns and villages it thy gave some recognition to Japanese |†**** authority.

They were then scorned ns col-

Laborators. The unti-Japanese

army, both genuine guerrilla and bandits, were regarded as the patriots and heroes.

Since the war, the British

TERRORISTS

much more

and

Party,"

are waging a deliberate campaign against the British and against the Chinese, Indians and Malays who support the Government.

news

He said: "On our fight depends "They will then try to inter-ho and reduced the other sen- the freedom of our people from rupt the wock__of_the_City_As-tences from death to life impri- the capitalist yoke which the sembly in the Western sectors as Ronment.

another It confirmed Americans want to impose on us, they successfully interrupted Its life term and two terms of two We are proud to have the great work in the Soviet sector." years and 18 months-United Soviet Union at our side "

Reuter.

Better Late

monwealth will concedo That

.

Britah rule has ́ anything good

authorities have. encouraged than their livelihood is at stake.

the growth of unionim on a Nó enemy of the British Com- proper democratic baslı.

This has been publicly stated about it. by Mulayan trade union leaders. But these enemies canhot ex

But the Communista have plain away the support given to quickly seized the opportunity to British rule by a large rection of use unions for political ends. the trade union movement

With a total of 2,380,000, the Malaya and all racial groups. Chinesa outnumbered the Malays The workers have not taken by about 100,000 in 1041. Since advantage of the disturbances La the war labour shortage has been strike.

by D.L. Strellclt, Roof Garag

don, H.K. Hotel, 12.30 p.m. "SINO-BRITISH CLUB

'Urban Council meeting," GPO

Buliding, 4.15 p.m.

WEDNESDAY

HK. Art Club exhibition, Helena.

May Institute, 4-7 pm. 1. Toc H Club meeting, Talbot House, 60, Macdowell Road,

8.30. THURSDAY May Institute, 4-7 p.m.

H.K. Art Club exhibitlan, Helena

Kowloon Rotary Club luncheon,.

"Peninsula Hate!, 12.30 p.m.

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CONCERT

MUSIC GROUP

at St. Stephen's Girls' College on Friday, 1st October, at 8:30 p.m.

JOY HALL (Cello);

DUNG YUEN SANG (Mexxo-Soprano) WONG KAM PUE (Chinese Mandolin)......

Y's Men's Club, meeting, Root Trio: Mary Goodban (Piano), Joy Hall ("

Garden. HK. Hotel, 12.45

p.m.

SATURDAY

John Braga (Viölin)

====|=1-Quartet: Dr. G.

Michaelmas Fair, Volunteer Corp (Violin), C.-C. Long

Farade Ground, 2.30 p.m.

BUNDAY LA

Cipaioat Concert Toc H Club,

Talbot: House, 50, Macdonnell Road, 8.30 pm

Tickets on Sale at S. Mout

Flute)

H. Fan- 1. &. Wang (Cello),

Chater, Road,

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