1949-08-17 — Page 7

Vacation-Minded House Puts Pressure On U.S. Senate To Hurry Work

Modern Army For Israel

Tel Aviv, August 16.

Prace in the Middle East w

be an armed, pence, fer- a leng time, the Israeli Premier

David Ben Gurion, sad to lay,

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Reviewing the Near East 80-

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Washington, August 15.

The vacation-minded 'House of Representatives to- day put pressure on the Sonate to hurry its work through by ráfusing to provide emergency funds for Government agencies to koop going while awaiting regular appropriations. Angry members made it clear they meant it as a rebuke to the slow-moving Senate when they refused the two-thirds vote needed to approve emergency money.

The vote was in favour of a resolution which would not renew the sponding authority of armed services of other agencies whose authority ex- pires at midnight.

The House netion left the ECA|

keep

its

in the Hebrew

rew Partament, he without funds after midnight. culled for motier a up-to-date ECA is expreted to army, navy ani economic

Israel.

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few

been under the earlier, 30-day stop-gap provision of July 1. The fiscal year for which ap- word igat au- thorlaed ended June 20.

The notion

after come

the

Lucas, said there was absolutely Senate Democratic leader, Scott

propriations forer and office open in the hope that fundla Independence for will be approved within д

days, Instit has no power to authorise further alotments ald dotlark. It has been operating under

15-etay extension of power granted as a stop-gap by

mixi Senate the House August 1.

Operations up ta then

They were necessary, he said, in case Israel, geographically and politically isolated tel Arah countries, should be respitnckend.

Be

reilernted,

however, that Israel is

in poore-loving and desires to live in friendship with idi iser neighbours.

The now army service providen for two

years com-

pulsory national service for all

meg between

18 and 29 and

ong year for all women in the GAME age group. The

service

military

proposed is to include training an well as emergency work In agriculture, parti i cularly the establishment new acttlements,

The

Bill's Clauses Bill

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of

about

Tel Aviv Papers On Syria Coup

batore

quit

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no chance Congress would

'Day, Labour Monday is

in September. lioup had

Tel Aviv, August 14. The T Avly Nationalist "Daily Herut" eutscripted

today arcused Britain of engineering the Syrian Coup d'Etat.

men serving one year as soldiers and the second year in griel- tural enfonisation while

It is not only an act of treason

scripted women will receive ih- | towards France it said, but also tary traming

for three months preparation for a renewed attack

and serve is other n months in Israel.

in agricultural wick

The reserve t

The Communist is to extend

"Kol

Paner up to 40. Mir, Ben-Gimen adel,

Ham" advial Syrians not only explating that men bete ze to go all of the British but also

year

years and shall be called 10 ble nim being achievable by of American influence-- The arms one month in PARTY plus one int clay

the strengthening of anti-Iin- every perialist elements in their coun month as well

try" it said. Equally military trainable sellers in the new villages ment The diplomatic correspondent Israel Frontist will be re- of the Jerusale daily, Lite Kardex as part of the Israel Palestine Pul," which frequent

the Prime Minister idly expresses farneli white poining out the strategic views, said that the Israel Army Importance of these frontier pests is closely watching Syrian border

of War, would errata.

the

"when, in case

form the first defener line.

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Senate still ruu 310

The

US$500,000,000 Interior Depart- ment bill at the $15,000,000,000 armed services. bill.

The Army Civil

and Foreign Aid Functions

ate si}] appropriations

dead- locked in the House-Senate con- ference committees.

Weary Congressmen began the 23rd consecutive week of work, with other essential legislation still caught in the Senate Jam-United Press,

Bulgarian Cabinet Reshuffle

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1949.

Chinese Red

New Ceiling Rates

Transmitter For Cables Between U.S. Commonwealth

In Thailand

Bangkok, August 18.

The pulico today wixed two radio Aranamittere paid to be operated by Chinasa Communist army ozatain, who had entered the soup- Ary accretly, from one of Bangkok's best know CE- barets.

police A reliable

Source said that an aréestad CHINOAS radio operator had conformad to the using of the lap noor at the nine-storey cabaret building to send political and mlitary

between

Communtat

organiears

Bangkok and Chinese Com- munist groups, whe fitrated into the North Thại. land hinterland.

it was reported that in. cendiary flares destroyed, alt documents bonnected with the alleged illegal tratamis- slon station before the potion raid -Router.

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Schuman On Admission Of Germany

Strasbourg, August 15.

The French Foreign Minister, M. Robert Schumau, sald today tha France favoured in principle the admission of Westem Get- many to the Counell of Europe.

Mr. Schuman told newsmen, however, that his government hind pledged itself not take a | definitive stand until it had con. sulted the Franch Assembly. Furthermore, he said, it seemed unlikely the new West German Government could start function- ing until

after the

current European Assambly session had ended.

Mr. Winston Churchill has In- diented he will priss for n débate the admission of Western convenes tomorrow following its Germany alter the Assembly re- week-end recess,

Sofia. August 15. The new

Vasil premier, Kolarov, reshuffled his govern ment for the second time in two weeks today, ousting one Cabinet minister and a host of deputy Ministers.

M. Schuman said yesterday's A Politburo member. government

Glogove West German elections showed Ivanoff, was named Minister of a relative majority for elements Public Works, replacing Sake lavourable to Federal Cover- Laroun, who resigned for health ment for the country. but he reasons.

added, “Evidently unknown Yac into the government in the shake-Germany cannot be judged uoti! Another top Communist rome tors st remain and the new

up. He was Ivan Hujkov, member the Federal Assembly and of the Communist Party Central Federal government start fune Committee who went Intu tioning, which will take at least

the important Ministry four weeks.”-Unlled Press,

Mr. Ben-Gurion #lanced to in the demilitarised frontier He hoped that no military ne. that several military academies

areas arising out of the Syrien

in foreign countries in the East Cour, will became necessary. as well as West have agreed to admit

limited number of The Israeli-Syrian armistice strategically Israel's offers for fugher mili- agreement under the auspices of of the Interior ns Deputy Minister. Lory Instruction. Associated the United Nations Press.

Karen Rebels Strike Back Take Towns

Rangoon, August 15. Karen 1ebels, striking huck against the Central Government's Intest drive, have ovenpied iwn more Burnia towns, it was off- clally stated here today.

Today's military conamique reported that they had captured -the rice centre of NEU

Gyaing, about 60 miles North of the Irrawady Delta port of Bassein.

not in New deputies were al manexi

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member, sind new Finance and Industry

Any Way invalidated by the In the Ministry of Industry, Cabinet on August 6, At that time. rownfall of the Husni Zaim re- Ministry o! Internal Trade, he named a new Foreign Minis game and the substitution of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, ter, Vladimir Poporov, also 110W junta, the correspondent Ministry of Justice, Ministry

of Politburo thought,

Electrification and Alinistry

uf Home. Education.

Ministers.

The changes disclosed today were belleved to be part of Kulanov, who succeeded the Colarov's policy of surrounding Info Grorgi Dmitrov as premier himself with men he can trust.~= on July 20, started shaking up the United Press.

The Tel Aviv Inbour daily, General Ivanoff. new Minister "Davar," assumed tant the new of Puole works, has been Deply, regime will not favour, social re-Minister for some time, form.--Associated Press.

No Money For Ulster Garrison

"Any

Washington, August 15. Democratie. Representative Omeals also stated that rebel

Thomas Lane, in a spooch to the forces overpowered a small Gov-

House. today, declared: ernment garrison stationed at rms uld, to Britain must be Taungyi, capital of Burma's Shan spelled out in detail to assure us States, and took control of the that not one cent shall be used town on Saturday,

to garrison British troops in Government forces. recaptured Ulster, or to provide them with a Karon-helt village to this Easine plane, che tank or even one of Bassein after inflicting heavy casualties, the communique stated. -Reuter,

Now York, August 16. Steel operations this week will be the highest in nearly two months at 83.5 per cent of capa- city, the American Iran and Steel Institute estimated today. -Associated Press.

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We consider Great Britain to be an ally and wish to make her dofences strong," continued Mr. Lane, “but we are opposed to the User of such arme all we provide her to maintain existing wrongs or to keep subject peoples under imperialistic control.

"We cannot take the risk of sending arms to her which may be used to obstruct unification of! Ireland-and-thereby expose us to the ridicule of the world." United Press.

Britain Waits

BANTEEN For India Move

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- London, August 15, Britain is walling, for India to innku thờ first move towards the disposal of a large number of Indian appeals to the Privy Coun Eft bezdra the Indian Supromé Court comes into existence with the Inauguration of the new Ra publican constitution, carly i 1950.

Commenting on the reports that

| Indian legal experts were conali anting the question urgently, a | Cõmmondynelti, relations office spokesman sald today that the talliative rosted with the Indian Government.

"Notaction" has been taken at this end but it is logical to: as4 sume that, the Lord Chancellor' would consider, any suggeNULONO. "Ika****Indian Government «night mate for the disposal of the ap-

peals

he said."

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