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Nationalists reorganise Personalia

Central News Agency

Taipoh, September 26. The Nationalists today announced a swooping overhaul of the Central News Agency, their official news agency, with new director and a new editor-in-chief.

Mr. H. P. Tseng was named director in succession to Mr. T. T. Hsiao, who has directed the agency's affairs for the post 25 years.

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U.S. Supreme Court Justice passes through HK

Among those who left for Aus tralia yesterday, by the ss.,Tal- մել were Mrs. M.Knok, ME. C. P. - Churchins, · · Mid:

L Veriga Mrs. L.N.

Jana

J.F. Camerói, a. A. Ehrlich. Miss M. EP Smalley, Mr. Mire. C.W. Müller, Btc." Mrs.

and F.V. Collison, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ward, Capt, and Mrs. R,G. Gil- itapit, M and Mrs. G.

Neplakh, E. Hahnen, Mrs.

Mrs. CA New- combe, R. Miller, Reld, M.I. Starkovsky, Mrs. L.M: Stor kbysky, Newman Croft, Miss C. Brown, Miss B. Sommerville and Miss H, Sommerville,

Mr. Tseng, aged 50, war director of the International Department of the Ministry of; Information at Chungking dur- Mr. Robert Morgan,,Far East ing World War II. He la now Trafic Manager, North West Air spokesman *for President lines, arrived yesterday by form Committes and is also tip. He is to stay here for about a week before returning to Japan, Then gaining fame here as National- where North West Airlints Inve ist China's Arst radio com-thele Far East Hendularters, Mr. 1. Anderson, tailor Manager, nhd Mr Kwan Wing, Salez He- presentative for the Alrikler, were at Kat Tak to meet Mr. Moritan WAS •

passes through HK Kaithich's Central Riss from Franka dir d'usoid bulbert

Vice-Director

under

Nomed the new setup was Mr. James Wel, Nationalist censor in Chunk king during World War II AND subsequently head of the Minis-

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Medical Dealers' Guild establish Charity Clinic

The Medical Dealers' Guild, acting on a sugges-

This

tiön from the Mang 'Köng Chinese Reform As. sociation, have established a Charity Clinic, offering free treatment to indigent porons, according to a report to the Reform Ascocia. tion yesterday.

report, submitted by the Medical Sub-Com- mittee of the Hong Kong Chinese Reform As- sociation to the General Committee Associa tion, was unanimously adopted by the Gen- eral Committee.

The report stated that the Charity Clinic, with the get vices of mine doctors, is aver- than 100 free aging more patients d'Day.

The sub-committee stated that tlley hoped the Guild would ex- ténd thêir- fervito - bryond... the Centrál distribt In 'order to`make the benchts 61 Western medicine available throughout the Colony,

Belgium tries Nazi generals

Mr. W. O. Dougles, Asso- ciate Justice of the United } mentafor." States Supreme Court, stopped over for half an hour in Hong

Brussels. September 25. Kong yesterday on his way

The new Court of Assizes, from India To the United

They also point out, in this re-restored from the charred ruins States. He is travelling by Pan American World Airways.try of Information's Shanghal U Pc, First Secretary of the port, that most private hospitals of the Palais de Justice, des

Mr. Deugins Is on a burety office.

Burriese Embassy in Pering, Jef announce large annual profits, troyed by evacuating Germans personal round-the-world trip.

thereby suggesting that these tu 1914, reopened today for the He left the United States Mr. Wel, a dynamic, youthful-by Chthay Patine Always for

Hospitals could do more in telp- trial of four wartime Naxi on looking man known to scores of

Hangoort, yesterday, August 1, and has been in Lon- foreign correspondent, chime to from Tientsin last wet by the

Pentrived in the Colouring slek, but poor patients. masters of Belgium don, Germany, Lebanon, Syria, Irha, Perala and India during the Formosa When the Chinese Reds Hunt. U Pe presented hi

the were pâvancing on Shanghai hind Government in the regolau past twe months.

Mr. Douglas said he spent the clublaked the "China News," an with the Fekiti Government Jash mimeograph- March for the eventual extablish- monta

Persia With the tribéh| Englan In

merit of diplomatic relations 'be there and he was going to write ed dally

tween the two countries. fum a book about those tribén which

he expected to be publikada

next year.

While in India, Mr. Douglas spent many days in the main- yan Mountains where the beatiti- ful scenery attracted him very much.

He would have asked to stay in Hong Kong for a few days if he did not have to rush back to the United States for the Supreme Court session on October 2, Mr. Douglas said, "This it ́my first time to see Hong Kong and 1 think it is a very beautiful place,"

he added.

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Editor-in-chief

Mr. Chen Bhun-yu, formerly chler editsp of the "Bhun PRO," In Nationallér days ́oñe" of the lên3lh hài liên Thi Đá ho hat; Wa Hamed Editor-th÷thlet! of Central Nown.

Mr. T.T. Halae, outgoing heat. of the agency, was given the past or chairman of a howly formed tommittee which will supervise the agency's work, `

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APPROVAL OF EMPIRE PLAN TO AID ASIA

An

London, September 25. The Coinmonwealth Ministers today appróvéli áˇdraft platí t Other members of this

oporate

£8,000,000 pro- mittes include Mr. Hollington gramme to help South East Tong, well-known World War II Vice-Minister of

onel Asia cotribat Communism. Information: Mr. Shen Chang-hunn, at present Mr. Lo Chia- lub, Inkt

Arrangements for the establish-

KMT AGENTS IN Cabinet spokesman Ambasament of a technical nasiklaribe |

Bureau to spend the money in the S'HAI ARRESTED

to Indin; Mr. Tao Hal-sheng next three years to ralec living The Chinese

celebrated historian and authorities

close standards in the area were con- Shanghai have smashed two Na- adviser to President Chiang Kai- tained in a report submitted by and Mr. Ma Hsin-yeh, the Finance Minister of Ceylon, tionalist underground organisa shok tions in that city, said the verna- publisher of the "Central Daily Mr. J. R. Jayawar. cular "Wah Kiu Yat Po" yester-News," mouthpiece of the Kuo- day.

mintang-Associated Prem.

More than made and a considerable quantity of arms ivas seized."

00 priests were

The ring-lenders were charged with plotting anti-revolutionary operations and wilk maintaining ∙sceret radio contact with the No-

tionalists in Formosa,

ARMED ROBBERY

"Look for the silver lining"

Miami, Florida,

September 26.

The Southern Bell Tele- phone System of Miami Jos:

$10,000

The Ministers, opening their conference, beded to recommend to their respective governments the granting of urgent approval prevent delay in setting the technical asalstance scheme in

Sarawak permits Red flag

Singapore, September 25. Flying of the Communist Chinese flug on October 1, anniversary of the establishv- ment of the Peking Govern- ment, has been permitted in Sarawuk.

the Irvin amouncement- Sarawak Government said, "Chi- nèše citizona living in Sarawak under the protection or His to Majesty the King who desire celebrate on October the establishment of the Chir.esc | People's

out

Guverument may pul the national flags of Great Britain and China, to be flown side by side and ef-identical size." Societies, clubs or trade unions may hold any meeting or celebra- tions on their premises for mem- berr only, the announcement Bald. Saravals bộ đ British depen-

The Singapore Government They also recommend collective

banned the display of Communist The central figure is the 71-fings, under the insurance

emergency TC- health

schemes

for year-old General Alexander von gulations some time ago-Asso- factories and schools-auggesting Falkenhausen, former Military ciated Press. that 500 workers could support a Governor of Belgium and Nor- | ***** Half-time doctor, and 1000 work- then France.

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gra could support a full-time doctor.

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With him are three other Gen- orals, Fritz Raeder, former head Expenses would be, they advise, of the German administration in thered by both employers and Belgium, Karl Bertram and Hans employees In'äddition to f charge von Clner, both of whoin Herded of a 50 cents or one dollar feel the German administration in per consultatioh per family. Liege Province.

They feel that such medleni Insurdhte would pront Both monagetnent abd labour.

When the scheme is more fully ofguinised, they suggest that abe- tors themselves form complete medical units attached to the Industry!

Student health scheme

The report states that the student health echome, which is jointly promoted by the DMS

■t the Education Department,| has met with A #lukewarm students response" from the

All are accused of executing i

denty.

Islamic economic conference

Kavachi, September 25.

hostages and deporting workers) Hussain Malik, "Secretary-

16 Germany.

After a brief opening last May, the trial was adjourned to permit the defence to study 350 dossiers on the case. These dossiers total 20,000 typed pages-Reuter,...

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SEVEN DEAD IN NANCY CRASH

Metz, September 25.

General of the Thternational Islamic Economic Conference. in a statement "today 'refuted the recent Cairo report quoting

"AI the Egyptian newspaper Abrain" that Egypt had decided to boycott the conference at Teheran on October 2, 2

He said that when the invito- tlong werd issued Egybt was th Kirk to accept."

thecon- He also denied that ference supported Coinmuulsm or capitalism.

A specially chartered Convalr aircraft carrying 14 conférence delegates and observert from Pakistan leaves oh Saturday for

Six young men were killed It suggests that the students and 26 others injured near here might be hesitating because of this morning when the train in thie HK$18 pet which is charged which they were Miding was Teheran. students desiting to take part in derailed while crussing point

the scheme.

Because of the unsatisfactory

dutside Nancy.

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Fakistan's Finance Minister, flying Chilari Möhahunhil.`is direct from London to Teheran

bpciation. · ·

Informed sources said appoint- ment of a director was not ex-response, the report states that The Injured were taken to hos to prehide over tie second andai pected until the various govern- the government should appoint a pilal at But-le-Due, Boven arosesalot of the conference!****

reported to be in a serious con ments had formally approved the Committee of Truslecs. plan United Press.

This Commute, composed of diffo:

and Doctors, educators,

gover- iment: oficiale; could play a part

GRIM STORY OF TORTURE

Nearly all the victims were úp-

All Pakistan delegates will be from the bitskless Community and omitials win be only observera.

* Zahid Frussain, Governor of ther In assuring the public that the prentices at the Wendel factories State Bank of Pakistan, "will" ba HK$18 fee is used entirely in the dt Tour in Central France. They one of the observere. scheme, and that no profit is made were returning to their Jobs from First session of this conference a bliday camp in the Ardentes was held in Karuchi in November

"Western of last year.Associated Press.

France.

é “Association'a fiat objective möttäink once the scheme demonstrates remains 20,000 students, however, value, they hope that alf the 100,000 students in Hong Kong would, participate.

They add that, should this occur, the fee could probably reduced to HK$10.

An armed Chinese male en- at least $100,000 to young who took tered a meat shop at 104 Piwomen employees Ho Street, Sham Shui Po, at rolls of coins out of the count- Closing time last night anding room in their brassieres,

Bonn, September 25. police reported Yekter@dy. held up the owner of the shop. Se young women, their fail Party Secretary in Bellin declared former: Social Democrat The robber took HK$700 in cast, and then ran out the en-ies and their boy friends-18 in here today that a false confes-

all-art under arrest, trance towards a nearby villoge.

Police

8 being an Applosnieris recovered Shom Shu! Fo Police were call-much of it in silver.

ean spy had been diibriel from ed immediately.

and Two pretty girls, ddmitted they hit by the Russians with torture an investigation took as much as $150 dally, They begin

and brutality

Herr Wilhem Lahrens, who es Up to a late hour last night, how-while the others admitted taking the Secretary of the Social Do ever, the robber had not been ap- smaller amounts. préhended.

All the thefts came from the moerot Party in Berlin after the counting room where a torrent end of the war fused to join of sliver came each day from the muffer with the Eitt Zone telephone boxes.

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BRAZILIAN REDS IN GUN BATTLE

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The locomotive shuthe flesh) four carriages left the ralls. The locomotive toppled on 1 site

the first two chrribĝes' Montevideo, September 28...

Four were killed and ʼn mum- tumbled into 4 thallow ravine

"der wounded ́ ́today "If a gun near the track,

Battle between Brazilian Com- The other carrieges were held muhists and Brazilian põlled in. a on the perpiafient way by the street which forms “the frontier Betwech Brazil and Uruguay In the lot Elties of Rivera and

kpot where the trick is being räs All those killed, were described 1d8Associated Press,

as Communists-Reuter MADE

the carriages behind them.

Boy Scouts The girls admitted stuffing Unity Party, said he male leave for Manila at cured, near 23 Livramenid rolls of quarters (23-cent pleces) the "confection to save his own in their brassieres.

trembling A delegation of 15 Philip- the girls reported the robbery with emotion, told a Press con- pine Boy Scouts, who were trip of $59,000* from a cedar chest ference organised by the West of round the world

The case broke when one off Lobreds, his volta

at her home and police found German Social Democrats how he after attefiding the Boy Scouts. several sultenses there, filled was arrested and Imprisbited in America Second Nationa! twith silver

the East Zomb in 1918.05 The girl explained:

"We For four days ditring Christ- sometimes lock. "four of five más; from December 20 to 25he rolls of quarters. But not very had to stand up night and day, eften as many as that. Anso chained to the wally of his call

elated Press.

In a Potsdamh prison--Reiter/

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Bunche wants quick action over Korea

Lake Success, September 25,

The former Palestint mediator,

Tambored "In May, Jert by PAA Yesterday afternoon Manila. The group arrived in the Colony on Monday by boat.

Dr. Ralph Buncht, the 1950|| first Negro over to win the Nubsi Led by Eng, Victor do Gula, winner of the Nobel Peace Peace Prize, also suggested that the group, whose aga Fanke from Prize, does not think there will the big powers- transfer sath 12 to 18, visited Jabuki. Ameriet, be a third world war uitd Wants major issues as the Gorman France, Italy Bwitzerland, Eng

peace problem to the United land, Egypt, India, Arablo, the United Nations to spece Nations if they were unable to Ceylon and Malaya" during the formulation of a Korean peace had solution, past four months.

The boys said they enjoyed the Lep very much and they were pleased when they were called by people in every salon they of good- visited the s Will

The group was sot of at Kai Tax yuiterday by Boy Scouts of the Wah Yan College here."

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Dr. Bunche said the United Dr. Bunche warned that. Ger- Nations should not be satished many might be ahother, Keren it with a Korean settlemtht" that' 16' remitindu divided.

divided the country it to 38th | | Parallel.

No effort to forge a peace He added that Ufe queruion of United Nations dives teftement on b vital problem crossing the Farallel would pre that involves the peace of the bent the world organisation with World should ever be given up & terrific challenga, 47%

until the United Nations had trade a try al dt: * honed on fagus

On Kören, Dr. Bunche said. World War III would have been Mend certainty if the United Nations had not rushed to ald he South Korean n victims, of klow but the big test would cómo, he continued, when the United Nations was faced with the tark of Andbog a colution after, the

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