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CONFERENCE TO HEAR THE OPINIONS OF MINORITIES

SEAMEN'S APPEAL UPHELD

Capetown, September 6.

The appeal of the men of the crew of the Canadian ship Cambray, who were con- victed by the Capetown Magistrate's Court for con- travention of the British Mer- chant Shipping Act of 1894, was upheld in the South Ain- can Supreme Court today..

The Judge President held that! the British Act did not apply to the Canadian crew. The case re- lated to the strike of the men of the 7.15-ton Cambray while the ship was la dock in Capetown In April.

Their appeal was granted on the ground that they had commit td no offence the British Act had na application to British ships registered in Canada.

The Judge President said that the Cumbray was registered in Canada and belonged to a Cana- dia company. If the crew did fall under the British Shipping

they then

were clearly uitly of an

And it wa offence, cizar from a perusal of sections of the Act that the Court had Jurisdiction ta tre them.

If the Cambray and been regla.. tered in Canada before 1934, nhe would have fallen under the pro-

Indonesia's Future Rests On Talks

Manila, September 6.

The political future of the Indonesian Repubita hinges on the final outcome of the present Hague round-table conference, according to Dr. Charles Tambu, the Indo- nesia Consul-General to the Philippines in an interview with

a reporter of the "Even- ing News today.

Dr. Tambu was quoted na "Fallure on the part taying: of the negotiators to reach full agreement on the basic issues at stake would mean a bloody and costly war between the Dutch and my people in the next five to 10 years."__ Aeuter.

She

visions of the British Act. was, however, registered in 1944 -Reuter.

WAR GAMES

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Vienna, September 8. Joint American-French oeuvres will take place in the Austrian Tyrol from September 15 to September 23 under the command of General Descour, Commander of the French troops in Austria,

The manoeuvres will be held between Kufestein, Kossen, St. Johann and Schwaz-Reuter.

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The Hague, September 6.

The problem of procedure for hearing views of minorities and "significant interests" by the Indonesian round-table conference here was taken a step further towards solution today. The competent Sub-Committee of the Steering Com- mittee decided to consider each application from "significant interests" separately.

It will decide on merils wheth- er the Steering Committee is to be recommended to hear them.

Eleven applications have so for been received from groups calling themselves "signi- cat teresis", it was understood

areas or

One of the duties of the Sub- Committee, appointed on Satur- day, will be to decide which of there are justified in claiming such special significance.

Included in the 11 groups are the Mehronese who want their twelfth territory to become a province of the Netherlands,

It was understood that the Sub- Committee today deelded that the "significant interests" had no legal rights or claims to be heard.

Stowaway In Committee

It was believed that the Re- publican and Federalist detega- tions were not in favour of them being heard at all, as they felt they were already fully repre- sented in the twe delegating The Dutch delegate was under- stood to have mald that demonatle practice demanded that they at east be given a chance to state

their case.

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It was learned today that stownway" was discovered yes- terday at the full meeting of the Financial und Economic Com mittee. The discussions had got well into their stride .when Dutch member saw a stranger silting with his delegation.

He was found to be a journalist who had drifted in with the numerous experts and advisers.

Amid considerable laughter he was ushered out.

UN Meeting Membera of the United Nations Commission for Indonesia todny attended a meeting of the Feedni Sub-Committee of the Political Committee to discuss the Nether- lands-Indonesian Union.

of the

In response to a request by the Steering Committee conference, Dutch minority groups today submitted a long memoran- dum autiluing 30 subjects in which they are particularly in- terested and the discussions which they would like to attend.

Evangelist Leaves

Britain

dome Prestwick Airport,

September 7. David Walker, otherwise known as "Little David," the American boy evangelist, left here for New York today with his manager, the Reverend Raymond Hoekstra.

During their stay in Britain, David addresse* where Little meetings in London and Birming ham, widespread publicity

Londer given to a statement by แ telephone operator who said the she wus disinisced because wh the room shared by went to a Reverend Hoekstra And Little David.

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She said that she had gone to

the Reverend Hockstra to see who was ill, but that the manage- ment insisted that the-rule of the hotel was that no member of the staff should visit a guest's Toom. room.

On Thursday, members, of the Executive Council in Britain of

Godmian or. the Assemblies of Britain and 0,000, in the United ganisation with 400 churches in States will disci Little

visit to David's to the country,

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This organisation and the

Square Gospel Alilance Four

have both supplied urhers for Little David's meetings. Little David says that he became an bvangelist after going to leaven at the age of nine-Beuter.

ITALIAN STAND

ON TRIESTE

Rome, September 7 Italian opposition to an Allied plan to grant permanent recogni- tion to the Yuoslav claims in Zone "B" of the Trieste Free Ter- ritory is expected to be voiced by Count Carlo Sforza, the Italian Foreign Minister, in a conference with the British, American and French Ambassadors in late today.

Dumbo Has Birthday

Dumbo, the baby elephant which BOAC flow from India to the UK a few months ago, recently celebrated her frat birth- day anniversary at the London Zoo. A BOAC Stewardess, Vida Barker, visited the thriving infant offer congratulations and birthday treat of sliced potatoes, Dumbo's favourite dich. Photograph shows Dumbo taking Stewardess Barker for "constitutional" at the London Zoo.

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Europe Movement Cleared On Breach Charges

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Strasbourg, September 6.

The European Movement, of which Mr. Winston Churchill is an Honorary President, was clear- ed today of a charge of breach of privilege by the Rules and Privilèges Committee of the European Consultative Assambly. But

Mr. Hugh Dalton, Ghunicellor of the Duchy of Lan- caster, brought the charge on the floor of the Assembly two weeks ago.

He complained that the "Move- meat had claimed credit for almo- tion signed by 40 members of the Assembly, calling for the immedi ate setting up of an economic de Rome partment.

it was added that they felt they should be present at all conference discussions.

The Committee's report, dun The Indonesian Republican de- A Foreign Office spokesman

that legation plans to send a courler cald that Count Sforza intends to for debate tomorrow, said to Jogjakarta every week to keep put to them the Italian point of the incident can be regarded as that no cHAD Dr. I. R. Soekarno, the President view on Zone "B" and the three-closed, and, found

matie out establishing Was of the Indonesian Republic, and power declaration of March, 1948.

This declaration, which was breach of its privileges. he Republican Government, in- formed of progress at the con- made'u few days before the Italian national clections, firmly support- ierence and to maintain contact.

The first courier, Lieutenanted the restoration of the whole of Colonel D Jahja, left for Jogja- carta yesterday.

Special arrangements have also been made by the Dutch authorl- ties for leading members of the Indonesian Republican delegation Lo have radio-telephonie talks with Jogjakarta.-Reuter.

CASUALTIES IN.

MOCK WAR

Frankfurt, September 0.

One GI of the attacking" force

Trieste to Italian sovereignty.— Reuter,

MASS CANCER INSPECTION

*Helsinki; September 7. Fourteen women suffering from unsuspected cancer were diagnosed this

aumner in the Bacond mass medical inspection by the Finnish Cantor Founde- tion.

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Speakers in the Assembly to- State day opposed the right a or Church to tell the father of a family how his children should be educated.

Signor Boddiano Pico, an Iial- lan, declared: "I am a Catholic but I assert that a father's' right in this matter must be supreme over the rights of the Church."

Access To Learning

The debate was on the report of the Assembly'a Cultural and The organisation sent out two Scientific Com itles, "which pro- consisting of two posed the setting up of a Euro- in the American combined mano-groups, euch

Assembly which pean Cultural doctors and one nurse. euvres Exercise Harvest" was

would strengthen 'cultural des killed near Bad Nauheim today they examined 2,720 women, all when an Army truck overturned over the age of 80, la five minor between the member nations.

М. Моуствост, cities and villages.

of Belgium, On a railway bridge.

report on the grounds that It did not go deep-

6ix other men, all from the 2nd The private-financed Founda- prilicised Armored

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Strasbourg, September 6.

The European Consultativa Aciembly today recommend od the sctting up of a per- mirant "Little Assembly" to sift agenda Items between soisions.

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Germany's Eastern Frontier

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Herr Wilhelm Pieck, the jolat There should be access to chairman of the Communist-led loaching from every side in German Socialist Unity Party, de- those countries where fatheclared here today that Germany's of Yamilles Tare only offered proient Eastern frontier will ne- schools which are hostile to the ver be changed;

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Anyone who tries to make the Oder-Neisse line a cause of a new

Mr. Eamon de Valera, former war will be ruthlessly fought, he

Minister of Ireland, cri- sold,

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ticised the approach to the cul- tural problem. The report

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to be adopted, in the interest of frontier as this is likely to lead to European unity, to raise the cul- tural level of the population.

Report Approved

Herr Pleck said that by order- Ing. Germans to evacuate the tor- ritorica now under Soviet and Polish administration, the four Allied Governments hail "de fac Mr. De Valera sald he had no to" finalised the Oder-Neisse line. objection to using the cultural Herr Pileck, who has just re- organisation for promoting Euro- turned from Warsaw, denied that phan unity, but he did object to he had had secret talks there with the Assembly saying that their members of the Polish Govern- efforts towards raising the cul- ment in future relations between tural level of the population an East Zone German Govern- should be

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