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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949

And Woolly Was Waiting Danube Ship NEW ISRAELI

ptain Chandes Brudenell-Bruce holds his wife's bouquet while she, the former Min Dana Jo leads her white French' predic Woolly, away from St. Peter's, Eaton Square, London after her wedding. In the morning Weally went to canine beauty parlour fer..a shampoo and a touch, of the curling tangs. He had to wall outside, while his mistress was being married, but he was one of the first to congratulate her outside, Mics, Joellwore a slipper satin dress with a 60-foot train. Long tight-fitting sleeves with embroidered cuffs act aff embroidered matite" on the Peter Pan cellar. She is a daughter of the rageberce owner, Stanhope cei. (As- sociated Press Photo)........

Commission Attacked

· Easter · Baropean

Washington, November 153

The Waited States, Britain and France have told Rüssia and Rze Governmasis that they do not recognise their new Commis- sion to control - shipping on the Danube River, the State Department anOUNCED to- day.

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The soles were addressed to the Ambassadora of the Eastern counties - In Washing-

ton..

The UkNtise. though- a signatory to the Convention, did not receive a pote there is no Ukrainian Atty- bassador hire.

The notes were, sent to, the Rumanian Ambassador ; 23 well as to the envoys of Rus- sim, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia, since Bumania... was - also signatory of the 1948. Con- vention--Reuter.

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BREAKING VICIOUS CIRCLE

SCHEME FOR JERUSALEM

4 Lake Success, November 15. Israel asked the U N Assembly today to discard at the plan of its Palestina Conciliation Commis- sion to internationalise the Jerusalem area. At the same time Israel offered again to enter into international agreements with the UN to assure the safety and immunity of the Holy Places of Jerusalem and to guarantee religious rights.

The Israeli delegation sub- Concluding the memorandum mitted to the Assembly's said, "This is the first time in history that a government.in con• special Political Committee a rot of a part of Jerusalem has 33-page analysis, of the Con-offered to bind itself by inter- ciliation Commission's pro- | national agreements accepting posals regarding Jerusalem.: the principles of international The Committee is expected to supervision of Holy Places."- begin a debats next week on the Associated Press. future of Jerusalem. •

Israel now occupies the new parts of Jerusalem, and thei Hasbeamte Jordan: forces of King Abdullah baikā. the old walled city where must religious shrines are located.

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The Conciliation -- Comunission desied in a statement- On Mon: day that is proposals would de- prive. Arabs and Jews of Jerusa→ New York, November 15, lem of self-government and "The New York Times," their nationality. The fraeli today said that the meeting memorandum rejected this view of Mr. Deen Acheson, Mr. It said under the Commission Government Schuman is proving more would not retain in Jewish Jeru: important than was realised, salem a "fraction of the normal The Times" hailed the mfunctions and authority which government exer- nouncement that. Allied troops any ordinary will remain in Germany as a wei-cised in any area under its furis

diction." come but negative decision.

Israci said the Commission's

Ernest Bevin and Mr. Robert plan the Israeli PLAN"

SOVIET "PEACE

BY POWERS

ATTACKED

PLAN FOR CENSUS OF ARMIES

Lake Success, November 15.

China, Yugoslavia and Canada joined today in on attack on the Soviet Union's "peace proposals.” Dr. T. F. Tsiang of China said Soviet imperialism threatens the peace of the world. He told of Communist triumphs in China.

Then he commented that

Rejecting Mr. Vyshinsky's de the proposals by the Soviet mand that the Big Five power join in a "pact for strengthening Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei

of peace," Mr. Martin szid, "The Y. Vyshinsky, for a compact signature of the Foreign Minis Lake Success, November 15. for peace among the five biger of the USSR already appears

Norway and France, in a powers,

including China, alongside those of the Foreign Misters of the other great pow. joint proposal today, asked "adds insult to injury.”

ers in the whole series of docu- the United Nations General

Yugoslavia accused Russia Assembly to approve a plan

either in general terms or in par- for a worldwide census of hypocrisy in talking about peace

United Nations wheticular terms armed forces and armaments. carrying on a campaign against problems will be settled peace- The census would be the first Marshal Tito's Yugoslav Gov-fully. step toward a one-third rejerniment duction. in.. armaments and

the armed forces.

The proposal, while recognising that the disarmament plan cannot

be put into effect untii unanimity

the its

PL STAND ON JAP TREATY

Manila, November 16. "The Manila Times" quoted informed Government quar- ters as flatly opposed to any Japanese peace treaty, terms designed to make Japan the "workshop of Asia."

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| The Times" said the source declared the Philippines is un- willing to go along with United in the State Bateral action Far Eastern Commission waiving It said: "There are economic

extractions and political measures in pre-plan, among other things, would further reparations paration that should, help in a restrict Jewish Immigration into from Japan. It said the Philip- positive way apd:nane could do Jerusalem. The proposal, the pines will demand full satisfac- more good than to bring about statement continued, "has pro- tion for war demages and repara- the beginning of the ending of voked the profound indignation tions.

the of Israel and the Jewish people.” the age-old feud between French, and Germans'

Mr. -The-memorandum sald Bevin put it on Sunday.

relationship between Irael and was set forth in a lengthy policy Jewish Jerusalem has reached document drawn up for consi- deration of President Elpidio Fresch statesmen fully realise

-a-stage of Wall and organic

Integration and this relation Quirino and his Cabinet. the wisdom of that policy but the fear public opinion had,

ship cannot be loosened..

far the Philippines Government notice no official politically, they have been caught

History knows no prececent has received between the upper millstone of

a population having once that the heited States, Britain or Charles De Gaulle with his mili- fer

with Japan. rural and kindred government ing at taty chauvepisma and the lower achieved union with its own na- anyone else officially is consider- one of the Communists who see

Policy planners here are tak- every move to improve German control The United Nations charter provides for no con- capitalism United Press.

treaty

Thus

of ments which contain the pledge economy as a deal with monopoly į tingency, whereby an area of in. ing lite heed of the military i

Canada fald Moscow should disbund

that international

"We, do not need any

more signatures. We need some settle Drents. "Communist fifth co- uns" in foreign countries.

Their views were presented in

is achieved by the Big Five, re-the Political Committee of the that the Security United Nations Assembly. Cara- commends Council continue its efforts in da, New Zealand and Chim sup- order to make such progress as passible.

The resolution notes that un- animity among the permanent members of the Security Council; which is essential for implement-

ing of proposals, has not yet been

achieved.

the

recommends- that Security Council, despite the lack of unanimity among the perman- essential ent members on this feature of its work, continue its study of the regulation and re

conventional duction of ments and armed forces through the agency of the Commission for Conventional Armaments, in ac- cordance with its plan of work, in order to make such progress as possible.

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The proposal also calls on ail members of the Council to operate to this end.United

Press

co-

ported an Anglo-American pro- posal to reaffirm belief in the United Nations Charter and for a settlement on the 12 casentials of peace.

Yugoslavia accepted most

of

Mr.

Vyshinsky. want

peace all he needs to do is to

call upon us to use the instru- ments for peace already in curi hands."

Violation Of Rules

Fernand van Langenhove of Belgum, obviously referring to the Tito-Stalin feud, said that measures resorted to by

dependence, can become a non-phase of the treaty since they re- gard primary responsibility. "In self-governing territory.

that line devolves on the US, Nor are the Philippines particularly interested in any political line-up between Japan and the US, the source said.

Tokyo, November 16. Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, Prime

The Israel delegation said the

·Minister, – resterday conferred Commissio plar would pizalyss with Japanci private shipping itiministrative measures for the and trade chiest to discuss pro- city and impose economie de- motion of foreign trade and its cline there and destroy the dignity. relation to nipping-Reuter. and authority of Israels courts.

Air Raid Warning Over The Radio

this plan, but not all of it: The vint Union constitute a the So. The Yugoslav Minister of State, Mr violation of the Charter that GH- Milovar Djilas, expressed doubted the Western European coun-

tries with anxiety, that the Soviet proposal would

for peace do any more pledges in the UN Charter.

Montious, Hypocrisy

than

He said, "Ahough the Berlin blockade was lifted, a growing strain holds Eastern Europe. in

its throes. It is of concern a the United Nations since one of its members denounced the ef forts at en avement by one her neighbours.

New York November 15, US Air Force revealed today that great pro mise has been shown by an air raid warning systent, which flashes its alarm inaudibly over ony ordinary radio programme. Americans

Millions of might be listening to the broadcast but would not hear the coded warring which could be slipped into the

within broadcast seconds

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"How can the struggle of the leaders of onc country or movereat for peace be sincere If these leaders organize at thể "The Charter provides that dis same time a pressues campaign pates be submitted to the Secur against-a-peace-loving state?", |ity Council. It forbids the use Only special receivers in places Me. Djilas asked.

of threat of force.. We, there- ke palice stations and sheriffs seen that fore, are witnessing a "Indeed, it would

- would registed the alarm Bagrant offices- fundamental by ligabell or buzzer, the Air this struggle is not a struggle violation of these

Force Fal

-the arnoutbement for the peace of the peoples of rules."

Major-General: Hobert Webster, Yugoslavia bût a struggle against Of the Soviet Union's charges

દ્વિ કરવ them. There is something mon- against the United States and the Commander of Easter Air De-

fence strous in this hypocrisy-undo United Kingdom, the

Belgian showed great promise part of Foret, said the new system

from the standpoist most heinous kind actually aggressive pressure isare of the being exercised against a small that could be made. The resolu-speed in a recent

Telephone networks-

require tion denounces only, the United from one to syys minutes to pass Mr. Dilas answered the So-States and the United Kingdom an alect from control "centres

chattes that by name bug associates with them the nation's warning centres, he Yugoslavia, is preparing to parti- a series of other countries. As said. The radio exsiem takes Hom Albania. He said the Yugo-sociated Press and Utited Press seven seconda shy Government "has not, apri Rome, November 13. Rome newspapers reported will not in the future harbour tonight that the police had any aggressive designs, whatso- seized about 40. tanks being ever, nor will she do anything

detrimental to, the territorial, loaded on a ship at Civila tegrity and sovereignty of Albania Vecchia the port of Rome, and ather nelabours." allegedly bound for Israel

Canada joined the United

Seizure Of Tanks For Israel

Also,

Major-General Webster said, the radio system will be able to fan out a warning instant- over any desired area through a series of commercial radio stations

But

the Philippines have plans to industrialise their own counter: to country which ran

Indications of. таду

future policy for Japan proposed by the-U.S., the source said.

The source complained that al- ready. Japan has been aided in taking an advanced economic position in Asia which is, ham- pering efforts of the Philippines to interest foreign capital in this country. The source cited lex- files as one instance, It expan- sion of Japanese textile industry. the with American aid continues Philippines soon will be forced to buy its cloth from Japan instead

it

at home of manufacturing

,"

The Philippines, other war victims, has not yield. ed its deraands (for reparations)," "the Times" quoted the source as mying

Finally, the radio, system wps: Dears to be quite Inexpensive. Fresident Quirina has declined These special receiver might to comment picially on any de- be produced in quantity for a tails of Philippines proposals for little 21 $25 or $30 each. peace with Japan until he re- ceives an invitation to join dis- tem worked effectiveir The system during "Operation Lookout" held fussions now going on between in the 10 North Eastern states in Britain and the United States.

Associated By Kiss c September.

the cloak of peace propaganda delegate said, "These accusations Jarly cary test, station WNBC Port Washington,

viet Ukrainian:

The reports said that the tanks States in bluntly rejecting -Bus- which were American Army si- she's proposal for a five-power plus, were camouflaged as trucks of peace pack and told the Krezalim, The captain of the ship, stated: "We do not need any more siena- to be flying the Panamanian fatures We need some settle- protested that he bid - expat | ments."

Elicences.

Thetalian General Stuff had told the police to guard the can." signment, the newspapers added.

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One Waining, was flashed to. Long Island, and the coded rignal It carried was picked up by sta- tion WGBI, Scranton, Pennsyl- vania, which h

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Convicted BOLLER PLATE GAUGE

Of Treason

Washington, Noyember 15. Herbert - 3. Burgman, A former clerk in the US Em bges in Berlin, was convicted-|

of treason today for broadcast-

Paul Martin, Canadian Ministering Nazi "propaganda during

world-war- two; ·

it had ordered: ar tavesliga- of National Health and Welfare, tion into an organisation - alleged denouncing the resolution--put The maximum penalty for to be supplying, the tides, ap-forward. by Ms. Vyshinsky, which treason is death, minimum is ve parently from huge chops of asks the General Assembly to years, in prison and $10.000 fine. Still suffering after-effects of a American surplug material still condema preparations being mad

tack, Burgman heard the Laly Reuter..

for war particularly in the heart attack

'States and United King-verdict without visible emotion dom told his Committee that Burgman was the third Amerl:

can convicted this year OL betray-

in

LAND Palermo, November 15

PEASANTS SEIZE the real problem is not preparing his country in wartime a tions for a new was. The real problem is fear, and insecurity The other two were

x. (Axis Sally) Gillar which lies ke ice in the bearis

on March 25

25 to 10 to 30 years ir men everywhere... Peasant women nursing there. Vyshinsky's encarks, car

prison 100 ber broadcasts, over babies kept guard today on

Berlin. and Mrs. Iva

known menfolk tilled, soil seized during and bis Communist sympathiser's

sentence

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