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Prayers To Ship's Company
Duke Of Edinburgh Reading MORE "PEACE" MOVES EXPECTED Kremlin Said Cooking Up New Surprises West Prepared
For Russian French Motion
The Duke of Edinburgh Is sech reading prayers to the ship's company of HMS Magpie in the Medi- terranean shortly before he returned to Britain. It is a Royal Navy custom for the captains of ships without chaplains to read prayers on Sunday.-AP Picture.
Shooting Season
Postponed
Paris, Aug.. 9.
RUSSIANS KNEW
ABOUT PEARL HARBOUR PLANS
-Says Japanese Agent
Propaganda Offensive?
Washington, Aug. 9.
Moscow decided 'about eight weeks ago to switch its cold-hot war tactics, and Kremlin strategists are cooking up new surprises.
This is the opinion of many diplomatic experts who are watching closely the recent extraordinary "peace" measures originating in Moscow. What surprises will unfold next, is a matter of official speculation. But nearly all experts agreed that the Reds' next move will be directed at thwarting the Japanese peace treaty, perhaps by belatedly announcing that a Soviet delegation will attend the San Francisco conference.
Communist delegations have
The West has been preparing West Berlin health officials that they would try to get for anything since the June 23 have not been ordered to take through into the Soviet Zone. innotmeement by Deputy special anti-typhoid precautions," Two special trains carmarked|| Foreign Minister Jacob Malik. "Any cases there might be in to take the delegates from that started the Korean cesse East Berlin are probably isolated Innsbruck to the Swiss border fire negotiations.
by today. and
an were still standing under observation," This was followed by the official said.
The youths refused to board extended truce negotiations Every evening in. East Berlin them yesterday afternoon. and the exchanges between the milling throngs of gally President Truman and the So- dressed youths have a choice of viet President, Nikolai shvemak, cultural programmes provided Congress and the Presidium by troupes from Eastern and of the Supreme Soviet
Western Europe. Each night Pravda printed a statement
Soviet artists attract thousands Foreign by
Herbert Secretary
adoring young "peace Morrison, and the new Soviet of magazine,
and
"News" appeared, fighters."-Reuter. with its pazes devoted to various
Sovjet Western friendship
angles.
a
"MARCH OF MAIDENS"
Berlin, Aug. 8. The Communist World Youth Festival today presented
Д
"March of the Maidens." Girl contingents from scorts of
been sent to Innsbruck to make protests, and "nolldarity meet- factories throughout the Soviet Zone. Reuter.
been organised in
ings" have
Portuguese Delegation
foreign countries marched with In Britain
ace banners.
peace
All these moves amounted to visible change in the Soviet approach to international affairs. No United States officials be love, however, that this change in tactics will lead to a shit in Russia's plans to expand Com-
The Festival programme con-
London, Aug. 9. munist power.
tinued with full list of sporting
alx-member Portuguesa Many officials belleve the
and
cultural events. Washington, Aug. 9.
Press delegation arrived in Soviet changed tactics when it The foreign events today in London
by air today from Japan's Chief Investigator told П Con- became apparent
their cluded theatrical shows from sbon on a fortnight's tour of Argentina, Brazil, Britain at the invitation of the militaryThe sporting programme in-
The
that
The French Ministry ofgressional Committee today that Russia knew aggressive actions were unifying Britain,
tho non-Communist world into Sweden. Australia and Vietnam. British Foreign Ofca.
a week, from September 2 to
It
Was
the shooting season in Northern France.
stated that the weather'
birds wero hatched late and are immature, A farmer
France, Lerive, Central killed by tightning today us he took shelter under a tree.
has been so unseasonable that
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He also testified that Communist agents in Tokyo were agitating constantly at that time to get Japan to strike Southward in the Pacific in- stead of waging war on Soviet Russia.
The witness was Mitsusada Yoshikawa, Chlof of the Special Investigating Bureau the
of Japanese Attorney General's office, who is in this country to study legislative procedure. He called before the House un-American Activities Com- mmittee.
WAR
also
Schuman To Remain
forms
new
Ometal organa have
For Big Power Negotiations
ParisTM Aug. ́0%
The Franch National Ar- sembly's, Foreign Affairs. Cominiites today acceptedl
for a motton calline negotiations bötween the Great Power, provided much, negotiations were Inspired' by the principles of the United Nations and did not weaken that or Kanisation.
The "resoluślon' slso" do- clared that the negotiations could not begin until an armistion had been signed in Korea.
The
Forolta Affairs Committee adopted their resolution after having re- Jooted a Comniuntet mo- ilon calling for "the open- ing of negotiations be- tween the representaUves of the five Great Powers —ike United States, Soviet Russia, the Popular Re- public China, Great Britain and France-and
the
of
signature between these powers of 'a world- penco pact
States,"
open to
The resofullor debated In the tater,----Reuter,
all
wilt be Senate
NEW SYRIA
CABINET
The
valour in the "ight for. peace.!" themselves, to move about half various **✔ Toural. Enclai¡ Wages.
Ek-
Tate.
į
Noticias-Reuter,
Damascus, Aug, 9.
Premier, Syrian
Hakim, tonight new nine-man
Cabinet, Members of the with their portfolios, are:
Hassan Holm-Premier and Finance Minister
Faydi Atasai-Foreign Affairs; Econ- Shakir Ras-National
Colonci Faydi Selo-Defence; omy and Agriculture.
Fathali Assun-Health; Rashal Barmada-Interior; Hamid Khoja-Public Works: Abdul Wahab Homed-Eduga-
Abdul Aziz Hasan Bey-Jus- ttee;
No Limits Onion
US Troops
T
Agriculture today postponed by about Japanese plans to attack the United States a strong anti-Red
coalition.
return to Lisbon by sir on Officials belleve the cluded rugby, hockey, salling wille Portuguese Journalists ANNOUNCED September 9, the opening and Great Britain two months before Pearl Har-Kremlin decided
of
to "turn off regaltas, football and MAES August 24. They will be con- bour.
the heat" and adopt a new athletic displays.
ducted on their British tour by of friendship United Press. course of spreading protestations Legions of youths between six Me
and 24 returning home Mr C. W. Scott, of the British
in Lisbon: Embassy t dozed on
-cases in goods and
W. BERLIN CEREMONY
rhunting yards in East Berlin Under-Secretocholls, Assistant Hassan
of Slate for formed a Berin, Aug. 9, Ten girls from different na today. This problem has taxed Foreign Affairs, will give an Cabinet to replace that
of the East Germany's transport re-
reception here tomor evening tions-young Amazons
which was dissolved about Communist
the breading point. sources to world-re
row to meet the visitors.
The pledged
see two weeks ago after a civil delegation will here today for ceived awards
of British Parlia-servants' strike for higher another
educational, million youths out and They stood ringed round by a
mentary, 8,000 girls from scores of coun-half a million in during yester- industrial,
It
and cultural life. represented and trics while a golden peace dove day and today.
The Cabinet is made up of was pinned to each of their the movement of five armies. The delegates are: Dr A four members from the People's b.ouses,
The operation will have to be Tavares de Almeida, chief of Party, one representing the Mme, Mario Vaillant-Cour- repeated four times if the pro- the Portuguese Government In- tribes, three Independent mem Paris, Aug. 0, turler, Secretary-General of the mised two million youths are to formation Services, Mr. Corbers, and Colonel Fawzi Selo, M. Robert Schuman, author of International Federation of De be brought into the capital,
Editor of Re-representing the Army valhao Duarie, Yoshikawa sald the Soviet the coal and steel pool plan, mocratic Women, told them that
publica, Dr Fernando Teixeira, BRITONS ARRIVE Government got its informaton will probably remain Fihnee's the awards were for "outstand-
Chief Assistant Editor of Diario from a fabulous spy ring headed Foreign Minister in the new ing achievements to preserve
About 900 British youths who Popular, Mr Jose Ribeiro dos Editor of that by Dr Richard Sorge, a German Government
Assistant the leftist peace."
had dodged police and Customs Santos, Communist who worked as Press Radical, M. Rene Pleven, is ex- The peace heroines are:
barriers to make their way to Diario de Lisboa, Mr Jose din E within the Attache in the German Embassy pected to constitute
Sun, 22-year-old North the third World Youth Festival Silva, correspondent for Seculo, in Tokyo. Dr Sorge was caught next 48 hours.
Keran ofeer, Raymonds Dien, here arrived in East Berlin by and Mr A. H. de Lima Brochado,
girl Communis French by the Japanese In 1944 and
who hanged, Mr Yoshikawa assisted Tonight the Radicals voted in stopped an ammunitien train by special train today ve slaya Assistant Editor of Jornal de
favour of In the prosecution.
participation. The strapping herself to the rallway They were brought through attitude of the Popular Re-inc: Sorrel Lewis, of Britain, the Baltic by the Polish liner Early in October, 1941, he publicans still remained doubt who collected.
3,000 signatures Batery. testined. Dr Sorge's ting sent ful. The Socialists have already for a Soviet-sponsored Ave. Western Buriin refugee offi
pact; June proce Moscow a secret message that declared that they will not take power pe
berathing of Japan was doing her best to part in the Government.
Sweden: Italina cials reported today that 637 Searlinski, Polish activist boys and 107' girls had asked for arrive at a settlement with the
permanent asylum.. "We grant- United States
Truong The In, ed it. temporarily to 35 boys In talks
II. M. at
Pleven
his worker:
Vicinam:
Georgine of Iran, the Cabinet, it was expected that Washington. Ho sald
and of Iran; Glida
nine girls pending fuller the Radical leader, M. Rene Amuma Bosri, contained messago
this
of Tunis | Mayer, would become National |Sajeda,
and Nadi investigation of their individual illuminating paragraph:
cases," they said. Defence Minister. He is known Melinda, of Italy.
Blue-shirted German girls of "If America refuses to com- us a fervent supporter of the
They added: "We feel that the hundreds of East Berlin es favouring the State Youth promise by the middle of Octo- Atlantic Pact and
while women speakers from to get a square ment rather the Malay countries, Singapore ment effort,
various countries cried for "a than take part in discussions." and Sumatra, She will not at-
the-Reuter. tack Borneo because it is within Popular Republicans tonight stronger onslaught against
of the American reach of Singapore and Manfia." Indicated that they would join war plans
· UNINVITED GUESTS The Japanese struck at Pearl the Government subject to their imperialists."
military United States Harbour on December 7, 1941, right to withdraw later it a dis-
Vienna, Aug, D. and
stood at the side of proceeded to overrun agreement aroso Inside the driegite
After a night of imprompt Southern Asia and the Philip Cabinet
the question or the audience
holding a star galety in emergency, quarters later. pines.
State aid to Catholic schools spangled banner
the 1,200 French and British The six divisions constitute Soviet Army searchlights Reuter.
swept the packed tiers of, girls, youths stranded at Innsbruck the present United States com-
• negotiations
To the Atlantic. today mitments
Pact the forests of national flags and resumici
defence force of General the dominating portraits of with, the Austrian authorities. Stalin to give amateur photo- The youths were heading for Dwight D. Eisenhower. Attacker Jets
But Senator graphers a better chance against the Berlin Communist Youth the dlm of a threatening sky. Festival when they were turned (Domecrat, Texas) said earlier here has told a British parlia
today that 'the United States ementary delegation that n back at the French-American
might For Pakistan
have to put more than federation "forced" on Central zonol, border. They are now the that number in Europe.
African territetics would "bo sole
responsibility
the
Republicans
spli
ca the taken as a Gnal betrayal of Nicosia, Aug. Q.
amendment and most Democrats promises and treaty obligations. Two Attacker-type jet fighters dancing places,
were lett to open air Austrians,
Observers sald that it was opposed it-Reuter, loft here this morning for
difficult
A memorandum; submitted to ere presented
see under what pre- The awards were
Your visiting Members of Parlin Com-Baghdad on their way to
text the Austrians.could | tarasting ..., Informative.mittee he hoped for the United Karachi after a 24-hour delay following a "March of the toport" these uninvited and
ment by the "Anti-Federation Action
Committee of North States' co-operation in fighting to form part of the expanding Maideng on the fifth day of
guests' Who are He Pakistan Air Force.
the
Rhodesin", said that they would NEXT CHANGE AT THE LEE International Communism.
istakild Youth Festival, which expensive sald the Sorge
hold the British Government case revealed
place, in East Berlin enjoying free board and lodging.
One possibility was the su
responsible for all international Officials at the airport slated from August 5 to: 19. Edward G. Robinson · ·*
that no one country could suc- that deliveries of the Attackers, Thousands more youths poured which foreigners can be made Poggy Cumming
#yagabond" law under collod
were made against the wishes of consequences. *cessfully conduct investigation
federation Richard Greeno în
of Internationel
fitted with Rolls-Royce NEDE into the city today as the last to leave. Austria if they are here today from San Remo on Africam people. Communism and free nations should help turbojet engines, are to be of the first waya' of youth one, another.
speeded up at the request of visitor about 450,000-left without means of support,
The youths did not got break Many of today's arrivals came fast this morning the mos "National sectionalism is very
The British Oversean Airways in cottio trucks from the East
A group of 30 French youths harmful," he said, "We have to Corporation has undertaken to German province of Thuringia, left Insbruck by bus this keep secrets, · · However, WC need co-operation"
between Ay the aircraft to Pakistan for whore typhold has been morning heading out, according
the Vickers Company-Router. reported.: free, nations,
to reports. It was believed
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Abdul Hasan Bey and Hamid Khoja hold a Cabinet post far the Arst Washington, Aug. I.
time. The Foreign The House of Representatives Affairs portfolio goes to the refused today to impose a six- People's Party representative, division limit on the number of Faydi Atasal, Amorican ground 1-oops, that
Tro-Premier was given the The House defeated by 131 to 84 vote
standing votes on a
vote an amendment to the $56,034,717, Dr. Hashem 200 military appropriation bill Monday.-Reuter. that would have cut oft financing for more than six divisions.
ber, Japan will attack_America, (an increased French rearme-(DJ) hugged foreign delegates youngsters often just come over could be sent to Western Europe: amignment of forming a new
The Congressional' investiga- tion of Pearl Harbour, made im- mediately after the war, never developed any indication that the Russians gave any warming to the United States, although at the time Russia was recoiy- ing American lend-lease sup- plies to help her resist the Nazis.-Associated Press.
RED SPY SYSTEM
Yoshikawa told the
He said the Borgo case also demonstrated that Moscow's spy rystoff was 'very powerful and covered the world. He added that Communist power in Japan was now waning, although he estimated the Party had 60,000
lørest 'members;; 20,000 un juni registered and 250,000 sym
chairman" of "Tho · Com- "agreed with". Yoshlikuwa nationa" "should exchange to understand, what
al Communism meant
Yoshikawa, said the question of setting up a commilled Nof thà
Japanese Diet Almbarto
to the un-American Activities Cóm milted Awould be carefully. studiod but the main problem was to make sure; the Japanese | people-recomiend, Die: Cornmiz-
over
the Pakistan Government.
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IN CANNES
Cannes, Aug. 9. King Farouk of Egypt arrived
board his yacht. His wife, Queen Nariman, had arrived. "WO ¡will not mubmit to farlier in the day by road, federation. We will take our They will stay at the Carlien, case to the courts of the world, where about 30 rooms were to The Hague and to U.N.O. We broked for themselves and their will resist it at home!, the me
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