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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH," MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1948.

SITUATION IS "UNUSUALLY" CRITICAL

Mr Marshall Despondent

Washington, Sept. 19-Mr George Marshall, United States Secretary of Strite, left Washington by plane on Sun- day for the United Nations General Assembly in Paris.

Mr. Marahul said before leaving that the situation [3 "unusually critical."

He told reporters, "iloge along isn't enough" to produce peace..

Mr Marshall, flying in President! Harry Truman's personal Jakune. came to the airport from the State Department where he had tren atudying the latest reples from Move! cow on the Berlin situation.

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Mr Marshall said, "We will do our

of bert within the interests country to secure the ogreements which the interesin of the work res Guire,"

Speculation persisted in Washing;- - to that Mr V. M. Molotny, Soviet, Foreign Minister, might try to gel! talks derrily with his three Western Ericagues on the Berin

Pri

erinin 1

MOLOTOV NOT GOING?

A Moscow story earlier on Sun-

day said, that M. Molotov was not

oing to Purla.

British

Reds

Oppose Lab.

Party Policy

Lendon, Sept. 19.-The Communist

Mr Marshati and, um en route ports or Cirent Britain, in a state- to meeting of the United Nations

Isteri today. drcusfal

at the tinan at as uru-ually exitical Labour Government of opening “an

world situation.

all-out offensive" against the living ahedards of British workers For

preparation purposes and thrive to solve" Britam's problems by an intensified exploitation of the The place for that is before the belonial peoples,"

or the Assembly, its Committe

functioning Security Council, now in Pari

"Obviously, it would not bas, ap

to romheld Mast propriate for me

1- United States, Was the position delegation will take on this or that subject.

"Interests of the world will Jargely be focused on Paris during the gue reeding weeks. 1

War

are being preparations spended up the Statement

slow-clown in derublligation

is a prelude to lengthened concip

A large-scale colonial war has! un in Malaya.

stationen.

that will require a great deal wisdom.

1

Labour av Toy Jeaters me to usin to stumping the contulty in ap- peat for recruits for a war of big bustness agains the

"I hope discussion will bring Toward a more praecful work, but

hlone is not enough.

Jan of 50

Spenking for the United States fallsm-the USSR-and the people's delegation, we will Je our best

within the interests of this country

which securu agreements

require."-- interests of the world

10

Associated Press.

INTERFERENCE WARNING

Bangkok, Sept.

11. Dr Shi-chich, the Chinese

Minister,

democracles of Europe.

Anti-Soviet Rally

mure production and more sacrifices, SECURITY COUNCIL AND PALESTINE

10

"Sir Stafford Cripps, the rellor of the Exchequer, calls for

Ensl rise, while prices and pronto America tightens its grip on Bri Ish. industry and trade."

Chan-

that it ik. The statement urges "time to go over to the offensive" for higher wages, increased pensiors and unemployment benets, the abolition of the purchase tax, for an increased profits lax and on immediate capital

Wank Forcina Thas party demands the speed p friendshin with hereof demobilisation,

through passing

today on his was to the traited Russia, and the ending of "Britain's Nations General Assembly in Paris, dependence on America.” --Reuter.

warned Asian tations that any de

viation

from 1ood neighbour

of non-interference We k

Mrite and chus in Asia.

independent Stafes

CROWN HANDED BACK

"In Sept. 10,--The Prusinta has been handel kek to a ts: Etro tit

Uhr Hohenzollern than ]",zf°- 、』H],*r"!haiyac af

Tu cosmained.

Bandy by the British military go- Amerles expressed China's "deep vernment at Minden,

friem-hip sympathy and sincere

Alic

a population grater and Wan

toward the Siamese people. He ap- pealed to the Chiuere in Siam to "worthy of the pynd name of our Motherland."--Reutér.

....

alameh pr And the war.

a Heest.

Sterner Measures Expected

Paris, Sept. 19.—The United Nations Security Council is expected to talk this week of taking sterner measures in Palestine following the assassination of Count. Bernadotte.

Secretary-General Trygve. Lie annonre! on Saturday

he had placed the critica! Palestine_problem_on_the. agenda of the 58-nation General Assembly opening in Paris on Tuesday.

have

Mr Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli T-| Stern garg had anything to dục with Coswort we. Njelden by a small | presentative in the Security Counsel, it either. Bolk organizationa

finden for mafety told the Associated Press that his been at odds with the, Israeli Gov-

it was brieked up Government

Observers snk it is pos- is now conducting crament wall.--Associated 'vast firl

Jewish of purke

terrorist sible both Irgun and Sternists will

be subjected to drustle raids. leaders.

Mr Eban said that he will demar

Consuls at Jerusalem on Saturday "the right to present our view," received type-written notes saying Devnadolle because he before the Counci! and he issued "We killed

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MR LIE ANGRY

with

the

Meanwhile, men of good will everywhere on Saturday deplored i

Mr Lie, in in angry speech, the assassination of Count Ber

that the killag of Countdotte as an International disaster. ¡ charged

Hernadotle was "a direct net of Associated Press. attempted interference efforts of the United Nations to settle the Palcaline question," He demanded prompt mensures "Lo proiect those who serve the United Nations."

A letter from Count Bernadotte

to Secretary-General Lie was mated ters

Defence Ministers

To Moet

London, Sept. 19.-Defence Mini- of the five-power Western will. meul DI

from Rhodes last Thursday and European allance reached Paris with the mediator's (September 27 in Parts to consolidate report.

"I am convincerl

plans for mutual protection in the of the argenty event of war.

ang necessity of action

on the Responsible diplomatie Melalu Palestine question by the United reported the Defence Ministers of Nations Gremi→ Assembly

at its Pritafts, grange,

Belgium, the third session. Count Bernadotte Neineriuticis and Luxembourg

discuss such questions as a stag- Count Bernadotte's temporary tinrdisation of "arms, and, the pokal- surgessor, Dr Ralph J. Buncho of bíllty of Joiut innnocuvres for land the United States cable to Mr sen and. Air forces-Associat

saidt.

Lie on Saturday night that despite Prds.

the "desperute development" tro

situation in Palestine "for the mo

ment is nal hopeless."

In Huifa last night ligh United 'QUAKE RECORDED

Nations officials disclosed that the

New York, Sept. 20-Fordhem creation of a 6,000-man international army to restore peace in Jerusalem University seismograph recorded m

"moderately severe" may be recommended to the Security Sunday Council They said that Count earthquake 4,450 miles from New Bernadotte considered 2,000 to 3,000 York in an undetermined direction. International troops necessary for Associated Press. Jerusalem garricon alone.

.

JERUSALEM CURFEW

In Jerusalem, all the elty's 10,-

PHOTOGRAPHER ARRESTED

000 Jewn were placed under virtual Berlin, Sept. 19-Mr Ally Baum, arrest on Saturday by curfew an Ameri

P.cs.

imposed at 2 p.m. local time. The was arrested by three Russian zol- curfew, ordered by the Israel-brny dlers today while taking pictures on was the first since the Israel! Stair the boundary of he American sector was created.

fof Berlin, and the Russiati zone' at

Wannsee, N In Tel-Aviv, a spokesman for the Jewish extremist organisation, Irgun' The driver of Mr Baum's Jeep Zval Leumi, told a reporter his or who escaped arrest said that one of Eanization had nothing to do with the the three Russians was armed with killing, ond said he doubted then tommy-gun-Reu cr.

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