1.
FOREIGN POLICY CHANGES
TWO-DAY DEBATE
IN COMMONS
London, Jan. 18-The House of Commons will debate. this week British foreign policy changes that have occurred ainee the breakdown of the Big Four Foreign Ministers' con- ference here'a month ago.
After a month-long Christmas holiday, Parliament will resume ita session on Tuesday. The two-day foreign polley debate in schedule to begin on Thursday. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin will review government policies that have been recast in a series of recent Cabinet
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There has been speculation that Britain is prepared to abandon her "mediator" role and, to team up
the United States to counter Russian expansionist moves,
Parliament's *prime
Item of the year
Si
Stofforit
legislative
Cry wilt be
budget, to be disefosed in April. |
expect Pourres
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the
scheduled Government budget to be revised almost up to the minute before it is Iuld before House of Commons, an the
Marshall plan shaping of the European recovery proceeds in the United States Congress.
the
for
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1948.
KOREA COMMISSION
SETTLES TO WORK
Lako Buccess. Jan. United Nations Commission on korea han set UD A sub- commilles to consider ways and means of ensuring a free atmon- phere for elccllans In Korea, now divided under Ruxaints, and American control; according to a report received here from the press officer with the commis sion.
The Commission, at iis meet- ing held in
Seoul yesterday,
also decided to set up a sub- committed to examine any do- cumchts from, Korean personall- ties whose views may be help- ful to the Commission.
The former committee will be composed of Canada, France and Syria and the latter of Aus- tralla, China, France and the Philippines.
The Commission will meet again tomorrow.-Reuiar.
Opposition To Calling Off Of Japanese
War Crimes Trials
San Francisco, Jan. 18. The San Francisco Chronicle questions the validity of the reason back of the report that the war crimes trials in Tokyo may be called off. In an editorial on the subject, the news- paper commented as follows:
ELECTIONS
IN PARIS
In-
20
A bill to nationalise the gas dustry is expected to be introduced In the Houre of Commons in month or so. The coal and electric power Industries already have been untionalised.-Associated Press.
Situation In Germany London, Jan. 18.--The increasing seriousness of the fond situation in Germany Is one problem to which Mr Ernest Beyin, the Foreign Secre- will devnie lus attention to tury. when early this week he returns to the Foreign Omee after his rest In the Isle of Wight.
The whole matter has been under close scrutiny for some flute.
About a week app The Fureign Sceretury addressed in personal i munication to Gen. George Marsboll,
Affairs
--Reuter.
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1
U.S. Marines Arrive
At Malta
Athens, Jan. 18.-A detach- ment of 1,000 US. Marines, i which loft the United States: recently in full battledress, or- rived in the Mediterranean to-1 day.
Two ships carrying the leathernecks dropped anchor off the Island of Mnita, alongside the carrier Midway and two cruisers. The transfer of the Marines to the warships is to start tomorrow.
From many points bordering on the Mediterranean come reports ranging! from unrest to open warfare.
The Yugo-slav news agency said 30,000 workers at Taranto, Italy, had protested against the arrival of a second group of American naval units at the city.
Yugoslav. Outbunt
The Yugoslav Ambassador to Turkey, Bojine Simitch, was quoted as saying that continued American activities In Greece would lead to war. The Ambassador was Inter- viewed by Turkish newspaper which is in opposition to the present Turkish government.
In the interview. Simitch
said:
war comen, it will be America's
Fault
He added that reports of the querilla staining aid from bordering Balitan government in Grecee ob-
"As a matter of money, it reported, the Army in Japan is considering dismissing
War crimes
20 charges against major Japanese defendants waiting trial.
"Already, it is explained, the trint of Ukleki Tojo anul 24 co-defendnuts has run for a year and a half and Las cost songthing more than $6.- Paris, Jan. 18.-The Commu-dants are on the docket, and if they 500.000. Only 20 other major defen-
nists held a mrrow lead over! released that will be the extent the De Gaullists when partial of our trial of high Japanese de- results were made known to- fendants. night of the municipal clection in the Paris working class suburb of Malakoff.
The count, in 16 out
of the 31 oiling boolis, gave the Communists 1,181 votes against 1,030 for the De "Third Gaulists and Force" groups.
526 for the
The election, eagerly awaited as
October was dissolved on the re-
The voting strength of the parties
the October poll was: Com- Third Force-2.284. munists6,188. DeGioullists-4,880,
are
"It seems rather stronge from here! that few million dollars stands
effectively in the way of following
it
throug? with these trials. There may by sound argument for dis- missal, but we do not think money is. The relatively small sum would require, to go through
with the trials is less than the cost of one hour of the kind of war these men are accused of having brought about, far less than one hour's financing of the kind of war we would hope to
by punishing war makers,
Moral Responsibility "But this aspect is not all there is to the matter. We quote from! the surrender ultimatum Issued to Japan shortly before Russia's entry
the Pacifle war! Following are our terms.
into
paganda.
n
were nothing but pro-
War Mistry here said powerful guerilla fores, estimated at About 1.500 troops, was besieghug the Town of Platanos, in southern Greer. Greek troops, including tank columas ant Beter planes, were rushing to the aid of the be- sleged ityUnited Pres
Gandhi Hopes
For Harmony
¡Continued from Page 1)
anti-Moslemn Despite last night's demonstration cutside Birla and reports
CNTOKS FULSi'stance.
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"Maybe you've got it on upside down."
THE SATURDAY EVENINU PORT
China Struggle Seen As Incipient Global War
BY ARTHUR M. GOUL
Shanghai, Jan. 18.-The conflict between the Chinese Government and the Communists is more than a civil war. It is more than a revolt by one side or an attempt to quell a rebellion by the other.
MOSLEY'S
It is an incipient global struggle between two of the world's contending ideologies although right now it is only
AMERICA'S
ECONOMIC
POSITION
Washington,
Jan. 18.-Mr Clinton Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture, today urged that Amerien should mitintain its present position in world econo my, encouraging non-co-opera- tive imports and maintaining production as high as possible.
In his annual report published here, he said that this polley should make it easier for Amerien to avold a major depression and also to avoid an agricultural programme of the kind found essential in the 1930's,
the Mr. Anderson pointed out that United States Government's efforts to revive normal world trade, the part it had taken in setting up the International Monetary Fund and Bank, and is part in world food rellef and
to akl
war-damaged foreign economies were all favourable · for
American formers.
He recommended auch importa as slipping, services 10 Americon tourists, tropical agricultural pro- ducts, forelin industrial specialities, and various minerals and metals not
Jr produced in suficient quantity America.
Food Exports
The United States exporled more than 10,000,000 long tons of grain nd other food, mostly, to wartorn countries, the report said, adding that this was more food than any country had ever before shippedt abroad in a single year.
Although the United States might eventually have wheat surplus prob- lems,
the report added, it would probably play an active role in the export market for some time.
Cash receipts from farm market- ings in Amerlen totalled $30,000,000,000,
during the year the highest on record.
Because agriculture brand would
NEW FASCIST the Chinese who are engaged in eventually recover, American farmers
MOVEMENT
the business of killing each needed the assistance, the report
of declared, other.
permanently high domestic employment along with That is the opinion of the Chinese ti commercially financed exports.- Government as outlined by un Reuter. authoritative source, who asked that London, Jan. 18.-Jeffrey he be allowed to remain anonymous. House Hamm, political organiser for
The oMetal Chinese opinion. ae- of communal diatur the British League of Ex-
to cording this
that informant, Is banees from Allahabad and Chan- dust in the united provinces, the Servicemen, said tonight the led up to Pearl Harbour, the present
just the Japanese
ny
invasion of 1031 internal and India-Pakistan situation Langue was disbanding and conflict between ideologies taking has an the whole improved us the that a new "Union Movement" place on the continent of China will of the prewar Fascist leader, have the same tragic results unless Sir Oswald Mosley, would be failed to act in the 10 years before organised.
result of the fast.
This was Mr Gandhi's 15th fast to attain either a political or moral ob- Jective-Reuter
WIDE BREACH
the
two Do-
the
to
that the
the United States acts now where it
Pearl Harbour,
Russians Biding Time
·
BENEFITS
OF ATOMIC
ENERGY
be expected from the peaceful
U.S. Secretary of State, expressing test of party strength, became ne- British coperyn. It also suggested that on
alleviating the cessary when the Council elected last help prevent int of position might be to speed food ship signation of "Third Force" members ments to Germany from the United in protest at the actions of the Com- States.
It is understood that when Lord munist mayor. Inverchapel, British Ambassador in
Hamm told a meeting Washington, delivered
The Chinese Government considers thx com- muntention to the Secretary of State:
Lake Success, Jan. 18-The dele- || League would disband in "two or itself as again fighting alone to Washington, Jan. 18.-Mr the general situation in Germany
gations of India and Pakistan show- three weeks."
stave off a world confilet as well as David Lilienthal, chairman of When about 2,000 voles remained was discussed.
We en little optimism today in the mids! Last November, Mosley an to save itself, it cannot understand to counted, little chance was 1 WE Mr Bevin
will not deviate from them....Stern of weekend negotiations aimed at nounced the formation of a political why the rest of the world, upon the United States Atomic Ener- is expected to deal in shown compared with the October Justice shall be meted out to all war Jaging the groundwork for settling group called the Union Movement, which it thought it could count on gy Commission, snid in a radio detall with the situation hi Anglo- results. The
nofficial count at this feriminals.
differences between in an important stage gave American
which he said "will be frankly anti- having learned a lesson, is not broadcast tonight that at least "There is involved, then, in the minion the Communista 4,000 speech he will make in the Foreign votes, the DeGnullists 9,200, and the Army's reported willingness to let minions over fighting in the princely Semitic." He told a press conference rushing badly needed help to China"three majestic benefits" may
state of Kashmir.
that the new movement would strive at this mintite. debate in the Kuuse of Third Force 3,800.
Justice end with disposition
that bleve fundamental Both sides have placed their cases
changes achieve Commons on Thursday and Friday. The final result
save the
of 24 major cases, something more in detail before the Security Coun. Corn-
in Britain's
of government, form mumists 13 seats
moral responsibility
"Chinn remembers Pearl Harbour development of atomic energy. on the Council, than our
and i
and to
observers many
Mosley explained then that under even if the United States forgets," I. The control and treatment of same
October. The
De- prurient safeguard against the "breach appeared too wide to close :i plan.
political parties would be the informant said. "We ask how disease. Gaulsts lost
one seat, securing fressive spirit in the future.
In last minute consultations directed abolished and British voters would many lives could have been saved if nine, and the Third Foree won five
There is also involved an inter-
by Council President Fernand van again, at one--Reuter.
merely vote yes or no to indicate help had been given China in the 10 plants and animals grow, opening national contract to which this
Langenhove of Belgium.
their attitude towards the govern-years before Pearl Harbour.
the way to greater food production country is signatury. Has the Army
Convening at
the suggestion of ment in Pefore Mosley announc- coming, but we do not like to say so
"We fear another justification for what seems
world war and better nutrition. Britain,
human vital interest in
The rellet of much which has
The day here a breach of the commitment
the wrangle between the two com-ed the formation of his movement, because the world would brand us
drudgery. the whole government
members, monwealth
the
Lilienthal said he wanted to three three persons were arrested as re-las warmongers."
Mr. Potsdum?
delegates held preparatory session sull of fighting which broke out in
The Chinese view is that Russia "warn the American people of a myth "This is without prejudice as to last night. Now York, Jan. 1-Seven pr-1
Early today they went London's East End where Mosley is the villain in the act this time of the atomic bomb." _song_died from cold in the coldest, the 20 defendants. They have not back into session. A report will be held a rally. Two weeks earlier, instead of the Japanese. But the energy is useful only in a bomb or
weather of this winter in the central been lied, so their guilt or degree made to the Council before its next Mosley touched off a brick-throw.pattern is the same. United States while show, freezing of guilt is not known But that
ing demonstration when he made his meeting on Tuesday morning.
China believes
a weapon and nothing else and that the Russians are talk about peaceful uses is nonsense ralp and sleet hit sections of the Want their trial was supposed to
The outstanding point of first politicul speech since bring oui, and we would like to hear difference
playing for time in the confidence and hopeless," he said, south and southwest.
was understood to be jailed as a Nazi supporter-Asso- that the United States will not Dr. Mariann AL Ladysmith. Wisconsin. the much better reason for calling
India's insistence that the discus-
reach decision on aid for Chin Perez, Conservative, elected in May | temperature reached 43 degrees off."-Associated Press.
sions be limited to the Kashmir
during election
year. Omcials here" 1018 for a four-year term.-Reuter, | below zero Fahrenheit.—Reuter,
situation and Pakistan's counter de-
belleve the Russians thinks if the mand that all areas of disagreciment
divil
war drags out another 10 months
or one year with no hela
State Of Siege
the de-
Bogota, Jan. 11-After six prople had been killed and about 30 wound- ed in political disturbances, Colombian Government today clared a state of slege in the de- partment of Santander Norte, near. the Venezuelan border.
Colombin, the northernmost coun- try of South America, has a popu- lation of 8,700,000.
The President is
Cold Kills Seven
Korean Skating Star's
Success At St. Moritz
St. Moritz, Jan. 18.-Hiyo Chang Lee, Korean speed skating hope for the winter Olympic Games, won an in- ternational preliminary race today in conjunction with the Swiss championships.
Competing against 17 entries from four nation, Lee skated the 1,500 meters in 2 minutes 24 seconds Lee's time for the training race Prix d'Amerique, premter harness compared favourably with the win-trotting race in Europe, which was lug time for the 1936 Olympics of run over one mile five furlongs be 2 minutes 10 2/10 seconds by C. fore a huge crowd at Vincennes here Mathisen of Norway--Associated this afternoon. Press
Bred in America, where he brok!! records before the war, six-year-old Mighty Ned was exported to Italy at the end of 1816 and is now own- ed by Count Prorsi-Mangell.
YUGOSLAV TEAM Delgrade, Jan. 10-The first con- dugent of the Yugoslav ski team for the winter Olympics has left for St Moriiz. The second group together with the shuters will leave on Mon-V. diny.
Pribosci.
at
In today's race he was driven by Antonelli and returned the time 3 minutes 38.8 seconds.-Reuter.
RUGBY IN FRANCE Paris. Jan. 16-The Australian Rugby Union touring team beat were French National "" side by 11
paints to nine in Toulouse this after
2000.
Reuter.
ICE HOCKEY IN PRAGUE
some
made at
"Good Offices"
Team Leaves Batavin, Jan. 18.-The United Nations three-man "Good
Commission Offices"
which brought about yesterday's truce between the Dutch and Indone-
and negotiation
i
be entered, with Kashmir pictured
Associated Press.
power.
ciated Press.
being
PAINTINGS GIVEN TO GALLERY
Gallery of Att announced today that Washington, Jan. 19.-The National
or the government, the Soviet pro- gramme for the Far East will have been consklerably advanced through the Communists.
INDIA COMMUNIQUE New Delhi, Jan. 18.—Today's In- dian Defence Ministry communique on the situation in Kashmir state has been given eight Important tala the Tissions will take no direct that an armoured column went deep into raider-held territory; but en-
sian Republicans after 12 weeks le confidence
of mediation
has now split up but will meet again at Lake Success in about a fortnight's time to report to the Security Council.
A Commission communique quoted by the Netherlands News Agency. Belgian sald that De Paul Van Zeeland, member, left Juva for Brussels today. Justice R.
C. Kirby, Australian member, left for Australia yesterday'} but will return to Batavia in about a week to go to New York with Dr Frank Graham, the American mem- ber.
No Direct Steps However, the government is cer 15th and 16th Century paintings, steps or be responsible for any including Giovanni Bellini's "Madon-evert acts, regardless how significant no and Child," from the Ralph and they may be, that would definitely Mary Booth Collection in Detroit. соплест official Russia with the
Gallery director David Finley said Chinese Commu
Communists. the pictures were "among the most important works of art in private possession in This country.""
The collection comprises the second group of masterpieces given to the
countered no opposition.
"Indian troops have been patrolling our forward buses, their appearance among the the com
communique added. "One
of our
sur- night patrols prised a band of rulders who fled leaving behind six three-inch mor tars
Another patrol killed 15
in a brief engagement.”—| gallery by Mrs Ralph Harmon Booth, whose late husband was the editor of a chain of newspapers in Michigan,
raiders Reuter.
EUROPE RELIEF
STRINGS
(Continued from `Page 1)
Senator Toft said that so far as he
Dr Graham is expected to leave was concernet, he wants the amount for Jogjakarta, the Indonesian Re-Imited to $3,000 million. publican capital, today or tomorrow
in
"The minute a soldier wearing the uniform of the Red Army sets foot on Chinese territory, or a Russian ship openly lands Russlun supplies, it would be the signal for the start of another wo
world war," the formant said. "The Russians аге
in-
At the time of his death in 1931 Mr very effort, we belleve, to
Booth was United States Minister to Denmark.-United Press.
AUSTRALIAN Girls RECALLED
Sydney, Jan. 10.-Australla recalled 30 Australian girls
has
em
Irs
any incident of that nature."
It is the Chinese viewpoint that the loss of Manchuria would be a Lerrible blow, the informant zold.
He referred to the Christmas Day address by the
broadcast
chairman, Mao Tre-unist Party by the Communist radio the
the day. after New Year, in which Mao said not only would China's 450,000,000 people be affected by the outcome, but the 1,000,000,000 people in the eastern World would throw off "oppression" as a result of the Coin- munist victory in China.
Added Proof
2.
A now knowledge of now
3.
J.
This is the myth that atomic
Declaring that nothing could be further from the truth, he added;
we become pre-occupled with its destructive uses only we will never, make It anything but a weapon.
will drifi into mistaken belief that
force
We wise ring re safe in the world
simply because of military alone.Retter.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 19 Closing Times By Air
Liurbow
Shanghai, Nanking, Hankow, Tsingtao, Pelping, Canton, and Kunming, Heg, 3 pau. Holbow, Swatow and Foochow, neg
pin.
Closing Timer By Bea & Train Macao, Telozhan & Shokki (Bea) 1 p.m. Canton (Train) 2 m.
U.S.A
Shanghai, Honolulu,
Canada,
wla Son Canado)
Central & South America Francisco (No Parcels for (Hea) Par 3.30 p.m.. Reg., 2.30 p.m. Japa
'(Ord. letters & cards only) (Sea).
Manila (Bea) 3 p.m.
Macao, Tatnslian & Shekki (Sca) 4 pm, Kongmoon (Ben) 4 p.ma, Canton (Train) 5 pan.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 Closing Times By Alr Swatow & Amoy Heg., . Shanghal Reg., 0a.m.
Bangkok, Hangoon, Calcutta, Karachi, Bahrein, Calro (Naltobl Johannes.. bury & Marseilles via Calro) Augusta, and London Reg. 3 pari.
Amoy Ponchow, Shanghai Nanking,
Hankow, Taingtao & Pelping Reg. p.m.
Swalow Reg. 3 p.m.
Closing Times By Sea & Train Canton (Tesin) 7. a.m.
Macau, Taishan & Shekk! (Bea) 8 a.m.
Among the first team which was under the leadership of De Danilo Dougan, president of the Physied Culture
Society of Slovenia. Mateva Lukane. Salvko Takane.
for talks with prominent Republi-Bridges, the Repullean Chairman Japas and Gusra.
In similar vein, Senator Styles ployed by the United States Cyril Prachek, Josef Bertoncelj.
The second team of skiers will
cans. Reuter.
of the Senate Appropriations Com- The reasons given In Marseilles, the New Zealand
in Canberra comprise Karel Klamenik. Janko Rugby League touring team de-
mittee, said rece
recently his committee were that some of the girls' Mezik, Janes Polda and Franfeated a French National "8" Rugby
was looking into the possibility of husbands had complained that they providing a smaller amount than had been away longer than agreed That, the Informant sold, was League alde by 41 points to 20. BRADLEY ON AID the requested $6,300 million in direct na several, wanted to go to the added proof of the world-wide
cash and supplementing this amount United States to spend the dollara scope of the Communist pions." FOR EUROPE .
with contract authority.
they
had curned.
Com- "And, "he' added, "thờ "No matter what the authorisation The Austrailan Government Prague, Jan. 18.-The Czechos- and
Arst munists are the samne whether they lavnicin world ice hockey champions New York, Jan. 18.--General Omarure is, the committee is going to asked the United States four months are in China, Russia, Europe or BY TO-DAY'S narrowly defeated the American Bradley, who will this year succeed scrutiny before it yotes money for is now planned to fly them home.
give
programme very close ago to honour the contracts, and it other part of the world."
China blames Russia for blocking Olymple team by six to five before General Eisenhower Chief-of- It," Senator Bridges said. 10.000 spectators in un international Staff, declared today that the United
Australia has asked the
Studio: Hospital Request Half Hour. British the Untied Statca willingness to presented by Ethel Holmes Brown: 6.25,
of the Mr George Marshall, the Secretary authorlifes in Tokyo to tako no carry out the terms States would "court disaster" if it of State, called the proposed 30,800 notice of requests by the girls for Declaration of 1943. match here today-Reuter,
Cairo RBC Transcription Service: "Larry the The In Plumber": 7. London Relay: World and responded too little or too late with million outlay "the minimum figure"{ intervention to prevent their retura, formant recalled that Immediately Home News; 7.15, Studio: "I Like What nir for Western Europe.
I Like" presented by Lindsay Ranion; on which he urged Congress not toj-Reuter. Addressing the American Jewish "banter"-Reuter.
after VJ-Day, the Communists In 7.45, Studio Talks on Fashion by Jane Manchuria swung Into action and Richards; 7.50, Chopin Ballade No. 1 in halted government efforts to re- Minor. Alfred Cartot, Plano; B. nnc always
establish
Transcription Service: "Queen Mary-A by our
sovereignty.--- tragedy in Verse, by Alfred. Lord United Press. There is
This team has trained under the| Norwegian coach Siguro Thoresen. The team for the figure skating event will be Silva, Priita Marko Lajovic-lteuter
BUENOS AIRES MOTOR RACE
Buenos Aires, Jan. 18.--The Italian motor racing driver, Luigi Villoresi, driving a 1.500cc Mararati, won thei SOCCER IN EGYPT Buenos Aires Grand Prix in Palermo Cairo, Jan. 18-The Hungarinn Parit here yesterday at the average Upfest soccer team won their second
an
of Argentina, Reuter. in a Maserati, fook third place with
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Second was F! Land of Brazil in they beat a combined
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at a catastrophe kilometres per Bour er hour.
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Tennyson; 9, London Relay: Nowa; 9.10, London, Jan. 18-According to o Andres Fernandez
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Lui and Hi Hawalian Band: 9.30, Dance nation has lapsed through BOUT CALLED OFF
despair from Lisbon, the Swedish steamer
Guy Lombardo and Ны Поуаl an Italian. Rugglerel, in a Maserati,
into pit totalitarianism. The Ceylon (3,390 tons) carrying a cargo iinrtford, Connecticut, Jan 19- event fourth. Victorie Rosa of Argentina. The proposed
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Musle for Everybody" now rating the civil strife in Pales-
all Testes; 11. Raph of France. In a Maserati,, was champloni, and Humberto Sierra, of becomes a trap door from which make for Vigo, Spain,
featherweight a a dictatorship of the
1. A musical instrument of bells Close Down. right or left, sixth-Reuter.
line as "war", according to the New played by a keyboard attachment. 2. TROTTING CLASSIC
Cuba, was called off when promo- there is no exit, at a time when free wat was lenderstood think, the fire York Journal of Commerce today.
Greece. 3. The book which con- ters were unable to agree to terms, people need help in their effort to The vessel is registered at Gothen-double those in effect during the past civil and canonical laws and tradi- PERCY FRANKLIN for and on behalf of
War risk Insurance rates, nearly tains the whole body of the Jewish Pen has been ordered to defend survive, to live in dignity
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and the ownetn are the months, have been applied to car-tions. $1. the vitality of Svenska Ostasiatiska
Helen freedom."Reuter.
Company-goes going to Palestine, the journal Georges Clemencenu. 0. Radio City at 1-2 Wyndham Street. City, "of of Troy, South China Morning Post Limited Reuter
announced. Reuter.
Music Hall, New York City,
i Vigoria. In the Colemy of Hongkong.
Paris, Jan. 10.The Italian own- ed and trained Mighty. Ned 2,000,000 francs in the International to keep it-United Press.
was not serious.
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