CLUE MAY BE IN HERMINE'S WILL
Berlin, Aug. 12.
and German investigators said tonight that they were looking for the will of Princess Hermine, widow of ox-Kaiser Wilhelm, on the theory that it might give some clue to her sudden death and to the disappearance of some US$2,000,000 worth of the Crown jewels which she kept.
Burma Crime
Statistics
Rangoon, Aug. 12-In spite of a sudden increase in crime in Burma's Houthern
and northern ranges, an official state- ment Issued today reported a "steady and appreciable decrease in crime in the Inst three months."
July figures were given as 155 murders and 1,184 cases of ducolty and rob. bery against 175 and 1,336 respectively in June.
Figures released today disclosed that 11,877 crimes were committed. In Burma for the
months, January to July-Reuter.
seven
Investigators said the will might be either in Berlin or in Frankfurt-on-Oder, In the Rus- elan. Zane, where Hermine died suddenly last Thursday from what attending physicians said was a heart attack.
American CID offeinls were not satisfied that her death-compilented by Jewel smuggling and reported robbery of stato genie-was natural. They asked the Russians to perform the CID chief, an autopry, and O. R. Carlucci, said the Ruslans had indicated they would make examination.
ал
£o-
Ruralans
have always THU operated with us 100 percent in po- Hee matters," Mr Carlucel sald.
With the autopsy still to come and with some US$3,000,000, worth of Jewellery in American hands, the CID is still in the case, although Mr Carlucci reports that he has formally furned it over to the German police after finding that no Americans were Involved.
Further Moves Expected However, at the Kriminal Plizel, the German police denied any know- ledge of the case. A well-informed German source predicted "further de. KIDANCEMENTS Avelopments within the
days"
Humble Apologies
Sequel To "Contempt"
By Newspapermen London. Aug. 12.-Two Bri- bowed tish newspapermen thrice and offered their "hum-" ble apologies" to the House of Commons today for having re- fused to disclose the identity of u Member of Parliament who furnished them with exclusive information for a weekly wage Journalists were Guy The two Schofield, Editor of the Evening News, and Stanley Dobson, le newspaper's political correspondent, and the name they had refused to reveal-but obediently revealed today was that of Evelyn Walkden, Labour Member for Doncaster.
of £0.
Hoe with "contempt
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1947.
GIVE HER
ALLURING
AND FLOUNDER
by Walter
Widest Peacetime Powers
Ever Given To Attlee
London, Aug. 12-The House of Commons was uneasy today after its all-night session as it prepared to rise tomorrow for a nine-week summer recess. Although the debates on the dollar crisis have been completed for all practical purposes, and the legislative programme has been adopted, the real work on the domestic front now begins, for Prime Minister Clement Attlee's Labour Govern- ment.
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Greece Is Target Of Communist Plot
Lake Success, Aug. 12.-The United States today charged in the Security Council that Greece was the target of Communist plot aimed at imposing a "minority totalitarian government” on the Greek people.
Using the bluntest languagej yet heard in the long Balkans debate, the American delegate, Mr Herschel Johnson, said the
SPANISH
plot was a conspiracy supported EXILES
by the governments of Albania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and the
Communist Party of Greece, CRISIS
Johnson cald: It has placed peace In grave peril,"
.
London, Aug. 12.-Spanish". exiles here stated their bollef
He called on the Counell to try again to take peace-keeping steps in tonight that the Spanish Re..
Government-in-Exile the Balkans. He warned that it publican another Soviet veto blocks the action, was "aring its last shots." the United States would seek further
The conviction was inspired by action. This was Interpreted as a threat to take the Balkans case the withdrawal of the Spanish So before the General Assembly next rialist Party's support from the montii.
Cabinet and the increasing dimcul- ty which Senor Martinez Barrio, the Ife said the United States conho President of the Government-in- sit idly by while the "territorial Exile, is experiencing in finding a
the Premiership.. net of a United Nations mem-man of the Centre willing to accept her nation is threatened."
Supporting Aggression
The latest development in the crisis, which blew up last week, was Carlos Johnson said that it has become today's refusal by Senor
using the Suner, Catalon "clear" "that Russia is
political leader, to veto to support what he called
form a new government. Greece by the "session" against
Dr Jose Giral, another moderato governments of Albania,
carlier refused a similar invitation. for Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. He said Republican, now resident in Mexico,
being warfare that guerilia
Senor.. Suner said that the with- waged in an increasing scale against drawal of the Socialists and their the Greek. Government and asserted
nol recent decision
to co-operate that American help being channelled to Greece would aid Greece only if with the Communists, made it im- the country is to be "relleved from possible for him to form the widely- the growing threat from the north" representative government asked of
him.
"I believe that the only govern- He said that it is the obligation of United Nations countries to dement which can be formed at this of Re- which is not ended because
Wepublicans who will give continuity- have seen our efforis frustrated by to the traditions and institutions of another permanent member' of the the Republic," he said,Router. Council."
in-
st
It has been armed, despite next Sunday a reply to Mr Attice's radio address last Sunday, in which a battery of Conservative, he explained his reasons the Liberal and some Labour much publicised Labour proposals.
Churchill Inflamed opposition, with full powers to direct the na-
The emergency powers have tion's economy into more tamed Air Churchill, who rolled
"a blorik cheque -the them as work and austerity
totalitarian government." widest peacetime powers Mr Attlee's calm promise has been that they are powers to be held in over private lives that any reserve in case some next few
members of But their British Government has the community do not
the Not only Parliament but possessed since Parliament shoulders to the wheel, challenged the Monarchy Labour Party itself has been in an uproar. The belief that the Cabinet steel had decided
postoone 300 years ago.
to
of the Parliamentary supporters to nationalisation aroused the most Left a high pitch of dissension.
authorised to operate between
wha
The jewels in U. S. Army hands are part of 95 pieces allegedly worth US$5,000,000, which Hermine ordered to be smuggled to Berlin for her son and daughter, Prince Ferdinand and Princess Carmo,
Ferdinand reported neverd! weeks
something about the Balkans crisis, stage is one exclusively missing. ngo that 20 pieces were Some of them were recovered by the CID, and Mr Carlucci maid they would not be turned over to the German police but would go to the custodian appointed for Hermine's lines entale or to whoever Government directed.
trade.
When the issue was presented for
a vote at yesterday's secret meeting of the group, the Cabinet won by a narrow margin of four votes, with many abstentions.
Scatiments have cooled somewhat discernable in the past 24 hours, but there still simmers malaise.
AUTHORISED
Washington, Aug. 13.-Two American airlines have been the Pacific coast and Tokyo as a first step towards reopening Japan to commercial aviation.
Disclosing this today, State Depart- An anticipated battle in the American House of Lords over the powers ment officials said Pan
granted und Northwest have been temporary permits for operating is given to the Government by the Japan. They said the permits were new Supplies and Services Bill granted partly to enable the airlines was temporarily shelved waen Marquess of Salisbury, to transport 400 businessmen who the are scheduled to go to Tokyo this leader of the Conservative Oppo week to reopen Japanese foreign sition, advised the House not to Omcinta said that as long as the
It is also announced that the State oppose the second reading-or Army had the jewels, its investiga-
the approval in principle-of the lors could not completely withdraw Department has submitted to from the case of the missing gems 11-notion Far Eastern Commission a Bill.
this
The Opposition will table
Nationalisation Of Stock and that, was tied up with the sus detailed polley statement
views an restoring amendment to the motion
"Actually, the Cabinet is said to pleious circumstances of Hermine's government's
commercial air fights to Japan. Journment for the summer Until now, commercial air service demanding a reassembling of Parlin have inken no decision to postpone death.
Princess Carmo is expected to re-
been prohibited by General ment in three weeks to consider the nationalisation of steel beyond the turn tomorrow from Frankfurt with has the body. It is not known where Douglas MacArthur as an occupation order which the Government pro- next season of Parliament,
poses to make under the RI, thehus been waiting until the negotia- performed policy-Associated Press.
tions with the Trading Union Con- Marquess of Salisbury sald, the autopsy. will be
the steel industry have United Press..
greas been completed.
on im- Industrial consultations plementing the Government's plana ta meet the crisis fall under three main bends extension of working in basic and expert industries,
zine of wages,
Rosting Place Amsterdam, Aug. 12.-11 is learned that relatives of ex-Kaiserin Hermine have asked the Dulch for permission to have her burled at the side of ex- Kalser Wilhelm at Doorn, and the authorities at the Hague expect the request to be granted.-United Press.
of the Schofield and Dobson were escorted to the Bar of the House of Commons by the Sergeant-at-Arms Sir Charles Howard) carrying the Mace-symbol
of his office on his GUILTY OF CAMP
shoulder
As they appeared on the floor of MALTREATMENT
the House, They bowed three times to the Chair, stepping forward, to- Rether with the Sergeant-al-Arins.
each time..
REFUSED TO ANSWER Then from the far end at the addressed Chamber, the Speaker
the
them
"Did you refuse to answer Committee of Privileges when they
charges against him proved un two specifications.
The sentence will not be an- nounced until the case is reviewed convening authority of the
of
Java Chinese Complaint
Batavia, Aug. 12. In a mes- sage to the Chinese delegation
to
The message appeals to the Chin-
for nd- recess,
The wartime Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, will broadcast
Conservatives-- us lender of the
and
#11
and
Johnson circulated a new United States proposal. for settling the Balkans strife which recognised formally the situation as a threat to pence" and set a stage
action if trouble stronger Council continued,
Atmosphero Of Confusion
11
Paris, Aug. 12-Facoil with series of refusals to accept the post for of Spanish Republican Prime Minis- ter, President Martinez Barrio was to have reliably reported today offered the job to the Left Re publican, Alvaro de Albornoz, who is now in Mexica City.
Australian Compromise Me announced, however, that he would withdraw the American pro- posal if the majority, preferred the Australian compromise suggestion calling on all the four governments of the Balkans to cease their pro- vacations,"
The offer was made after Carlos Suner and the Basque President, had both Jose Antonio Agulere, declined the offer.
The refusals produced today an atmosphere of confusion and in- stability in high Spanish exile circles, and there was 4 definite impression Australia's Col. William R. Hodge that some attempt might be made to pressed h's compromise plna find some formula which would come after Colombla's. Alfonso Lopez, close to that put forward by the chairman of the sub-commitice, re- Socialist veteran, Indalecio Frioto.- ported to the Council that the Sub- United Press.
Anglo- Soviet the extent of the direction of labour. committe had failed entirely in
Trade Hopes
and the freezing
find à formula acceptable to both The Trades Union Congress have find
Russia and the United States and that working "there is no use giving further con- sideration to compromise sugges- tions."
agreed in pechened, but has
on terma
for
hours should be advised discussions ench particular industry,
The Congress has also agreed that workers may be prevented from of na- leaving jobs in Industries
and that un. tional importance.
be compelled to employed may
work through the secur Labour exchanges.
intin
MacArthur Report
13. The August Washington, accused the Unlled White House said on Tuesday it has Yugoslavia
no knowledge of a published report States of directing the United Nations
MacArthur that General Douglas attempt to further its pro-
to the United States muy retum gramme to "maintain troops and send
for the
proposed In September money" to Greece. It also eltarged
The War Department said it
state the United States with trying to keep
Feed Jepunertr
treaty talks.
further if
has.
to
the t
United Nations trouble- sooters in the Balkans to implement the corning any plans to return-and nake his Own announcement... Truman doctrine and carry out "in-mcials said they expected him
Associated Press. area.-United Press. creased military interference in that
the United Nations, the Union of Chinese. Lawyers at
London. Aug. 12. The Soviet Batavia today pointed out that the passive attitude of China in Government has expressed the hope the Security Council concerning that the Anglo-Soviet trade talks be recommenced, Mr. J. W. the Indonesian question endan-Belcher, parliamentary Secretary to stated in the Navy gered more than 2,000,000 lives the Board Trade,
of New York, Aug. 12-The Court Martial Board today found in Indonesia and was favourabie House of Commons in reply to Mr. Harold-Hirshberg guilty of mal to the Republic.--
Tom Driberg (Labour) today.
It has expressed- willingness to the United States with trying to keep heard nothing from MacArthur con-. That was the only representation *** treating fellow prisoners of war in a camp in the Philippines. It found
from the Soylet Government on the tighten the reins even subject of the reopening of trade such controls prove insufficient.
The freezing of wages has netted Council talks which had been received and nese re- was in reply to an initiative taken more dimculties, and the Congress
by the British Government, he said. has not yet expressed in opinion.
Mr Belcher added that further
Most Delicate Caso The most delicate case has been the Soviet
who have pending the fulfilment
for higher wares Government of their obligations for that of the miners, payment up to August 31, under the already asked terms of the civil supplies agreemen: effective January 1 next year.
Meanwhile, plans for the forth- This remained in force of 1947.
talks between pending such revision as might he coming high level agreed between the two Governments Great Britain and the United States on the world dollar famine reached as part of the general agreement.-E
a new stage when it was announced
Mocao, Tainahan, `Shokki & Kongmodu Reuter.
today that the British delegation
(Bea) p.m. Hamuro sald 10-year-old Furu- would leave on Friday for Washing-hashi; who last Friday night swam
the
asked you to disclose the name of the by Naval District and the Judge already on his way to Lake Success. Aiscussions were at present held up
Member of this House from whom you obtained information?"
Third
se delegation to take steps to air pone discussion of the Indonesian problem in the Security until the arrival of the Chinese re-
who presentative from Indonesia,
The
Union urged the Chinese de-
its veto right
against Hirshberg, was nequitted on legation to charges of striking fellow prisoners Interference by the Security Council The Speaker: Did you then under- of war at Camp Neilson.-United as well as any form of arbitration in this matter which is purely an stand that your refusal to answer Press.
Internal affair-United Press. by the any question put to you
Both newspapermen admitted that
they did refuse.
Committee constituted an Uti-
doubted contempt of this House?"
Advocate General.
Use
Schofield: "I did not, ST, B COMMONS QUESTIONS ON
'since you tell me that it is
1
would like to offer my humble apolo- gies to the House for that offence." After Dobson had likewise offered Speaker his humble apologies, tho asked the journalists whether they were now prepared: to answer the question they had previousty, refused to answer, and on receiving affirmative reply the Speaker asked: "Was Evelyn Walkden which you refused to disclose?"
Amid hushed silence of the House, both answered: "Yes, Sir."
CASE CLOSED
An
the name
GURKHA REGIMENTS
London. Aug. 12-When questioned by Brigadier Low (Conservative) whether it was right to transfer the Gurkha regiments to the Indian Army to be officered by Indians, the Prime Minister, Mr Attlee, said in the House of Commons today:
Colonel G. Duncan (Conservative)
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the 400 metres free-style in 4 mins. Sir Wilfred
Principal Eady,
38.4 seconds in the 50-metre Meiji Under-Secretary of the Treasury: pool for the fastest time in swim-
who
currency recently led the will negotiations with Argentina, represent his Department.
The British Foreign Office is liko
ming history, is ill improving and will probably cut the time to 1 minutes 35 seconds flat.
CHEWS CHOCOLATE' WHILE WINNING
Buenos Aires, Aug., 12-Insurgent the forces attacking Asuncion, Paraguayan capital, from four sides, today claimed that the Goverment ly to send its chief economic officer.. "Furuhash! is the best 'swimmer in Japan today from 100 molres up defences were gradually crumbling Sir Edmund Hall-Patch.-Reuter,
Lords Assured
metres," to 1,500
Hamuro said. under carelenting pressure, while
100 metres in 60 that the
London, Aug. 12-The Supplies "He can swim "This transfer__is a purely which were prolonged and by no the Goverment claims breaking and services Bill was given a second seconds flat any time he wants to." voluntary one. The ruler of means easy, is such as to meet our insurgent attacks were
themselves on the "Iron belt" de- reading without a vote in the House-United Press. Nepal has agreed in principle essential requirements...
of Lords and will be rushed through "So far as Gurkha troops them-fending the capital. The Speaker thereupon directed that in future Gurkha units in Belves are concerned, the change will Reports from both sides agreed its remaining stages tomorrow.
The Marquess of Sailsbuy's an- the journalists to withdraw", and the new Indian Army should be be on a strictly voluntary basis and that the fighting was fierce and the
nouncement came after the Lord they stopped back, bowing again officered by Indian officers, on such terms as may be
Newport, R, I., Aug. 12-Gardne three times to the Chair, and were
Indications that the rebels would Chancellor, Lord Jowith, had assured led out by the Sergeant-at-Arms, and the Government of the new by the Government of Nepal.proved casualties heavy.
were intended merely to resolve legal most casually with his opponent to- In the following debate, the House Dominion of India have agreed | asked how it possibly come about/ave to ight for the city street by the House that the Bill, which was Mulloy, from Callfornia, dealing al- ?
and house by house street to that officers of Nepalese na that these units, as opposed to in- bor
of the three-man borne out by reports from the doubts about the validity of certain day, eliminated Mohan, the last sur- frontier that some of the main build- defence regulations extending inte viving member motion
not posings in the city, including the Bank peacetime by an Act of 1945, had Davis Cup team from India, defeat- Indian and sibly be the case, he
[of: Paraguay. Treasury and Union been so bedevilled by politics" that in him 6-4, 6-4 in Casino's Town
it was being treated as a matter of tennis touranment. that the units Club He maintained
had been turned
Into In answer any question which may Nepriese officers are available should been
have
tremendous importance, as British d
mond The Lord.
giving Tine
The last game was marked by two. be put to him is contempt of the in adequate numbers, it is hoped unita or else disbanded, and the
lah Command
sons why
Government wanted singular circumstances-Mulloy cat- the reasons, Gurkhas allowed to Join the Indian was reported to be directing forces ivanted to know how the six re Tramway Company,
near River the 1936 Act, said if the Government apparently for, energy, which he did This
is an agreement made with zimenis were chosen, as one was a Paraguay, which would afford a line wanted to develop an industry which not seem to lack, and the number The case arose out of reports of the ruler of an independent State, Royal regiment and the others had of retreat it necessity-Router... the Committee of Privileges Anding and it is for him to come to terms three Royal files: that Garry Allighan (Labour Mem with
decided that it was
proceed furth passed a
Dobson,
and
It clear
necesara tionality, should be equally eli-dividuals, were transferred. ant refusal of gible for appointment to these voluntary basis? .
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witness before, a Select Committee.grades.
Until
on 1
•
Qie
House and an Infraction of the rights | British oflicers. will continue to individually if they chase, Hệ | battle from the headquarters of the i to extend the powers it. had under ling a chocolate bor as he ployed.
of the House to conduct any inquiry which may be necessary in public servc. interes!."
ber for Gravesend), who had charged should serve."
ourselves, and the new Do- minion on what terma the Gurkhas
in an article that number of Mem-
bers of Parliament were being pald"}
Reuler;
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the 3055 Weather Threat To
Trailing 4-1 in the first sot, Mohnb. one of the purposta under Act Why were these chosen to go to
Maize Crop Brigadier Low had raised the India, which had already decided to
The fustlication for having these found himself temporarily to take Washington, Aug. 12.-The con-powers was that they would never the sixth, seventh and eighth, breaks- by newspapers for confidential in-maller by dsking on what groundo leave the Empire as soon as it could? formation, was himself being paid the Brish Government had agreed Mr Attloc said he could not accept tinued dry weather has become & be used. The fact that they existed ing Mulloy's service twice in the by the London Evening Standard, to transfer six famous Gurkha re what Colonel Duncan said. This Sr serious threat to maize and other in the background made it possible pracers. But Mulloy had found him-
to victory-Reuter, giments away from British com-rangement was made by the Indian crops in the American malzo belt, to arrange things by common agree- self by that time and continued on TO-DAY'S
Hongkong broadepiting on mand, and why Farlinment was Hot Authorities on the spot, who were the United States
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Earl Winterton,
London, Aug. 12.-An official state from 12.30 to 1.15, 7.30 to 8.30 and 9.15 hulf of Juny have resulted ined to meet the peers to discuss the latter Mr Attlee repiled: "Guricha re-sald it could not have been done the Department cutiing its estimates possibility of the
Association states that the 6.Studia: Chlidren's Half-flour: 0.30, then have hitherto been part of without the sanction of the British for maize from 2,771,000,000 bushels sitting at intervals during the summent by the British Professional
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August
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