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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPII, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1949.

MR CHURCHILL HECKLED

BY REDS

Demonstration In Brussels

'APPEALS FOR UNITED EUROPE MOVEMENT

Brussels, Feb. 27.—Two Belgian Senators and one Communist Deputy were among the people arrested in the course of minor inci- dents today when Communists attempted to demonstrate against a mass rally in favour of European unity addressed by Britain's wartime leader, Mr Winston Churchill, and the Belgian Prime Minister, M. Paul Henri Spaak.

The arrested Communist. Deputy was M. Raymond Dispy, a former Minister without Portfolio.

Brussels police said 60 people were taken into custody during the demonstrations, which occurred in front of the Bourse, but that all were released after the meeting ended.

Earlier, Communists had shouted "Down with Churchill". as Britain's wartime Prime Min- ister appeared on the steps of the Stock Ex- change to address a crowd of some 8,000 people on the subject of European unity, but their cries. by the thunderous were quickly drowned cheers of the crowd.

Гор on den aldie police tarded the scene of the rally in view of earlier Can- muust threats. The two Cones munist Sriatorg arsented were Senators Indore Fonteyne and Fernand Minarets.

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It has now given add the Refest +1 Campus

MP-

Me Chowhill went on,

and the Late at aris part of many people, exprentag THE the thanks to the support

there 1. Stink bombs were droppi - United States. and minor clashes broke nut obfore, have vodom to build is crowd: Plus! Furge, let us have that the outskits

Teredom. iro permite

of the Tosdreds

while

uf wha pamphlets were flung into the Alaybe there

of

air as Mr Churchill arrived, who have hot sizlerstood,

by the Belgtant The Movement, he sand would accompanied

Michalish seunty to

Premier. M. Spark,

Some of give

arict

the pamphlets drifted to the peare in B-lim. I reiter to feet of the two statesmen, see the truth

The Jeaflets bore

these which the Belgians have inve- phrzest What are the former | Lopest,” Nazis doing on the platform of the Fairtpran Movement "Sprak. the Warnunger," anal "Down with Spaak."

to,

CATCALLS DROWNED When Mr Churchill rose speak, the catealls were drowned by applause. The crowd began chanting: "Churchill, Churchill" As he started his perely herklers set up a barre of boning. He started the crowd trcante silent.

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SPEAKS IN FRENCH "Now." Mr Chireld}} Laughingly, "prente garde: will try to speak to you French. I do a great cras mens when, I see i a lot of friends! a frena of nu.” (Rere there!

interruptions). were some mer.

a ample and "I will ask you

the quest on why is it that por and humble.

Two pictures show H. D.! Hover (left), owner of Ciro's night club, and Sergt. M. R.

agen, and live in mace ample catinot Sims standing amid the

curly?

wreckage of Hover's home erase they have not thus in Beverly Hills, after a bomb! Air Churchill diserbed, the far round the internationa "had been hurled into thei

inuation which would

United Europe Movement as th

ailuge

de means of preventraal-them- Lee in serurity against front bedroom. No one was tranny and against being ate"injured; meanwhile.William.

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other work war even worsh

last. "A United forked by other nationa

than Europ in the only which the brand

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Wrecked By Transjordan

Bomb

A Mother Criticises Malaya Policy

The J. Ward, a former shipyard REFUSES TO ACCEPT COLONIAL

SECRETARY'S EXPLANATION

to harvet the welder, is

questioned by theke labou

police about the bombing. want to be free from from

with charged Was And pedonged applause, Me Ward over bunkred of

Churchili moled his spr. 1a illegal possession of explo 1945 s of bumble homes,

sives.-AP Pictures. little cluky a have a and to ter he attended a reception given something in the world, des by the Burgemaster of Brussels,

Special-cliftons of the Belcam clared.

Le Drapau

where

"I call upon you to give us Communist organ, your support. You need have Rouge, were being sold with an

no hesitation."

appeal to "ail

workers (1.</t

sorry I cannot speak monstrate ajust the war pro- NOVELTYPE

French," said Mr Churchill, and vokers."

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The single sheet edition also

OF ADVT. '

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then amidst prolonged cheers be carried a cartoon of Mr Church-

"Vive 1a Belgique went on:

skriches of Vive les combattants poto budowling hit in a Hitter pinay Liberte Vive les droits des In- Behind him dividus." Long Live Belgium, Hiller and Goofbela-- latching. - the fighters for liberty and the rights of individuals).

Mr Churchill went on: "One half of Europe is in prison to- day, and the other half is on Its guard and justified in Laking precautionary measures."

A GREAT MOMENT. The new

up

Heuter.

Wert

Vishinsky Sull

Recuperating

Prague, Feb. 27--The

European unity sian deputy

holding its ter Mr

Re

| newspaper.

il

London, Feb. 27.-The Sunday Express published today a letter attacking the Govern- ment's policy in Malaya from a mother whose son was killed by terrorists there.

The write, Mrs Helen flurrison, of Edinburgh, said in her letter: "If you can, do something to Government bestie this blundering complacent even at this late date to save his friends and the other gallant men out there still alive.

10 the

who

"Do the Colunist Office know fast as they are able of $10,000, a Chicago Dem has what jungle warfare means? Do įgulant men and women

household try realise the uneasy silence jare sticking to their posts in Cartraulice!

helper to the readers of the and gloom of the jude terrifles the face of a cruel and cunning men at first and more parti auemy. Mr Creech Jones wrote. :Chicage Tribune by inserting a

WOMAN'S REPLY My in the ruinely then-bred me? material

toid.of the of the

Mrs Harrison, in her reply to Ron's 1st letters

cannot worsening of esaditions, of the the Minister, said: "I cracking-up of the older men-accept your stplements or believe you when you say so much in the many of them ex-prisoners."

being done for the safety of the Mrs. Harrison continued: "Themen in Malaya-dollar-carning-

everything Makyn,'

The advertisment, which the RuClue Triinua

Foreign Minis-most expensive single advertise- ;

Vishinsky,ment over to be printed in a

case.

"I have every right to de- organisation, now

in Brussels.

at Karnewspaper, claims that the ma- Communists have Is still "recuperating”

more and inaugural sesslun

of courage, in- lovy Vary and will remais there terial will pick up dirt. Kreme except aircraft, and all the time

remarkable to wait for a cowardly attack mand that you do With

Communists with was minde

carly March. Russian and liquids

Eneny Nu, i is Whitehall-that handle these telligence and perseverance, Mr until Churchill continued, adding that sources reported today.

welfare tatuei Rumours quletened that Mr will bring "it

of 440,000 freedom to all citizens: great us Vishinsky was using his visit for

the cust high-level conferences, but well- included

that well as humble.

yards of the material square moment in founded reports indicated

with bad held discussions

upon which it was printed.

Readers were advised to try ut after rinsing the sheet in warnt water and soup.

The cost of the advertisements what my son and the men ja heavier hand. I have the right!

"This is a great

the history, of Belgium, which he has so often fought for great | Czech leaders.--United Press,

callice's

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CONGAH PREJU JEOVICE.

"George, you've hardly touched your food."

After washing the cloth was odourless and free, fryan print- ing Ink.Associated. Press.

Protection For

Public Utilities

now from bereaved still sticking to their posts say." given me

Referring to a letter from Mr Women whose men He quiet in

Malaya."

Mra Harrison concluded: Arthur Creech Jones, the Colo-

"We nial Secretary, she en: "I do

Ini.

Transjordan And Israeli Armistice Talks To Begin Today

Rhodes, Feb. 27,--Armistice talks be- tween Transjordan and Israel will-open here. on Monday, just five days after Israel and Egypt signed an armistice.

Dr The Acting United Nations mediator, Ralph Bunche, who was largely responsible for the successful conclusion of the Egyptian-Israeli discussion might talks, predicted that the now

be more difficult. He said, "Some questions Be- tween Transjordan and Israel should only take a few hours to settle, Others may take quite some time." Top-ranking Israeli lenders, such as the Reuben delegation head, Walter Eyetan, and

Bunche. The first talk. Shiloah agree with Dr lasted eight weeks.

Included in tomorrow's agenda,dleted and feared. According to five It has reports. will be the discussion of a de-Ammin finite military agreement cover-military delegates and two civi-

the Jerusalem-Bethlehem an advisers. All are Arabs.

Arab "triangle." SURPRISING OMISSION area and the

of DI United Nations circles here The triangle is the region Nablus, Tukarm and denia, Re-were surprised that the deleg cent reports said that the Arabtion dues ont include Colonel Fl

Armb commander Legion had taken over fren Teil,

Jewish opposite.

in

Tell unet Colouet

out a ceasefire

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