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London Reds Object To U.S. Trial

London, July 1-London Communists, led by Mr Philip Pirailn, the Com- munist Member of Parlia

ment. marched to The

Unlled

States Embaxy today to protest against tize trial of 12 leading Communists in New York.

They carried a letter to

Ambassador, the

Mir Lewic Douglas, calling on Pre- sident Truman to quash the Indialment "and bring on

end to the prosecution of members of the American memb

Communist Party because of their political views,"

Earlier, in Hyde Park, about 050 Communista heard their London chair- man, Mr Bolly Kaye, read the Jeller. It called the

trial "an atack on the civil Uberty of the people of the

United States and, in view

of the close economia und cultural ties between the people of the United States and Britain, a danger 10 the people of this country also."-Reuter.

ITALIAN MARITIME STRIKE

DRAGS ON

Rome, July 3-Heavy eyed and exhausted after 24 hours of almost non-stop negotiations, Italian Govern- ment officials, shipowners and union officials today continued their attempts to Bettle the 17-day old Italian maritime atrike.

It was stlit dragging on in spite of the unprecedented per sonal intervention yesterday of tic. Prime Minister, Signor Alcide de Gasperi, after dockers had begun their "go slow" ac- tion against foreign ships in the ports of Genoa and Naples,

REVOLT

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 4, 1949.

AGAINST

TITO PLANNED

Recruiting Of

Proceeding

In

Guerillas Macedonia

Borlin, July 3.-Reports from Eastern Europe today said that Soviet-backed guerillas would rise against the gov- crnment of the Yugoslav Prime Minister, Marshal Tito, be- tween August 1 and 10.

Traffic

In Berlin Resumed

Usually reliable sources| said the Communist "I

formation Bureau," backed Jogjakarta

by the Kremlin, was ready to back up its economic blockade of Yugoslavia with a rebellion fed by partisans of the "Macedonian League," and aided by Greek and Albanian guerillas,

The

raid Tito's would

incidenta"

Awaiting

Soekarno

POCKET CARTOON

by OSDERT lancaster

"Well, if they won't export meat what do they expect us to do Fat Betty Grable?"

ROYAL PRESS COMMISSION REPORT

Batavin, July 3. The SAID TIMID

Sultan of Jogjakarta, who

Communism Does Not Appeal To State Of Israel

New York, July 3.-Communism has gained no hold in Israel and never will, said à recently returned U.S. Jewish labour delega- tion here. Too

many immigrants have suffered under both Fascist and Communist totalitarianism, they asserted.

The five members of the U.S. Jowish labour committee have just returned from a two-month Kurvey of economic, political and social conditions in Western Europe and Israel. They are: Adolph Held, National chairman of the Jewish Labour Committee, Israol Feinberg, Vice President of the. International Ladies Garment Workers' Union, Louis Hollander, President of the New York State Congress of Industrial Organisations' Council, Dr S. Silveberg, treasurer of the Workmen's Circle and Jacob Pat, Executivo Secretary of the Jewish Labour Committee.

The delegation expressed admiration for the know- ledge of government shown

by the lenders of Israel.

They said most of the dis-

Holiday Walk-Out

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The Informants Berlin, July 3-Railway Cominform neighbours inst Thursday took over the London, July. 3-The in-

start the bail rolling by prova administration of Jogjakarta dependent Sunday news-placed Jews in France, Belgium operations in Berlin were ing "minor border nimest normal today when intended to keep a large part of for the Republican Govern- paper, The Observer, today and Sweden are now better off the first inter-zonal passen- the Yugoslav millia Lusy atment, today naked the re- termed "rather timid" the because of improving economic ger train since the end of frontier guard duty.

conditions in those countries. presentatives of the Diplo Royal Press Commission re- the strike last week left the

Of Eastern Europe, they said; Macedonian League, matic Corps and the United port on British newspapers, "Greater stabilisation of Euro- British sector for Cologne, dominated by the Cominform, Nations Commission for fasued last Wednesday. pean economy due largely to

The first incoming! Inter-zonal was reported to be seeking non- Indonesia to attend the re

the European Recovery Plan has passenger train was 50 minutes South

Communist recruits in the

Most of the British daily press caused Communism to recede." Yugoslav state of turn of the President, Dr had hailed the report n3 was Macedonia, using the Russian 1. R. Soekarno and the Prime

RELIEF PROGRAMME "vindication" of the present promise of Macedonian indepen. Minister, denco as bait.

Philadelphia, July 3.The mist of Roni's celebration, advertisements. newspaper policies and report- Executive Secretary Dr Mohammeding of news and financial of American Friends Service Com- kitchen helpers and hotel of the 2,000 bartenders, cooks, Hatta.

fairs,

If the wanta of advertisers mittee has disclosed that service employees walked not deeiro any further replies are quickly met and they do Observer's leading inclusive medical programme"

Inte.

Freight traffic, which nlready running on Saturday. was fully resumeil today,

A new hitch in Inter-zonal traffle occurred when the postal frain from Western Germany to West Berlin was again diverted posial authorities in West Berlin Into the Russian sector. The immediately protested to the Sovtet seelor postal authorities but failed to reach an agree

inert.

controlled Hallway Administra

High omeials of the Soviet- tion told Reuters dificulties still existed in the management of trafße bechuse operations offleers have not yet returned to the Central Ad- ministration building in the

American sector but were seat- tered all over East Berin

These officials did not favour the plans to move into a Central Administration building in the Soylet sector since the archives and other equipment were still in the American sector building.

At 0 .m. today the negeflu llons were temporarily inter- rupted after an all-night sitting | ~Reuter. In the office of Signor Giuseppe Sangat, the Minister of Mer. chant Marine, where the del- cgates had talked on in the Amoke-filed room, which was littered with nah” trays and empty coffee cups..

DE GASPERI'S ADVICE

the shipowners Late last and union delegates were called in by Signor de Gasperi and

to reach

an agreement urned over the men's demands for in- creased pensions' rights.

The Prime Minister urged them to come to a settlement for the sake of the

country, which was losing money at the rate of US$100,000 daily becaus

new trade agreements with the The sources said Yugelovia's West and her efforts to fost a foon from the United States to offset the effects of the Eastern

economic

was

+

every

SERIOUS FAULTS

a

Reno, July 3.-In

All advertisera purporting to

the loan money must publish their Games and addresses in

NOTICE TO

the

the ADVERTISERS

an-

of

The The President and Dr. Hatta are due back in the Indonesian terlal, however, said: "That is being carried on by the or-out on strike today.

forwarded, we shall be glad to capital on Wednesday,onding newspapers are capable of in-ganisation among approximately

be notified promptly to that citizens are already

reporting wns nicely 250,000 decorating accurate

Arab refugees in The downtown area, deluged effect when a suitable acknow. demonstrated Last boycott had inspired buildings with slogans and ban.

Thursday Southern Palestine.

by between 15,000 and 25,000 of charge.

ladgment will be inserted free when almost the Cominform to speed up its nera in preparation for their re

The Quaker official, Clarence visitors, was thrown into ulter popular anti-Tito efforts. These In- turn.

newspaper summarised the find E. Pickett, said the programine confusion formants believed border in- The Sultan assumed authority ings of the Royal Commission consists of aiding in the main-

13 AFL Culinary eidenta provoked by Hungary,

Workers ta Jogjakarta as the Dutch on the Press in a manner tenance of three hospitals and

and the Bartenders start very soon" if it appeared ton by the recent agreement Bulgaria and Albanin "might forces completed their evacua- favourable to themselves. Reven clinics. The Institutions Union ordered a walk-out,

"No one who relied on these are conducting sanitation that same that the United States

The special Rpublican dele papers for his Information could campaign designed to supply

Picket lines appeared around willing to grant Tito a loan. gation, which was to have left have guessed that much of the an adequate Kern-free water the best hotels and several

today in a second attempt to Commission's report was un-supply for the refugees and the restaurants shortly after The Cominform has already contact the Republican Govern favourable to our Industry or 50,000 residents.

strike was called. In the firs! organised a "free

The programme also includes hour, jammed gambling houses Yugoslav ment members In Sumatra. profession." government," made up of re- postponed its departure from fufees from Yugoslavia living here for Bukitlingal. Fort De Commission

The newspaper said that the the staining of a well-equipped such

Advertisers are requested to as Harold's Clubs were note that not less than 24 hours proved "with diagnostic laboratory, a gift from in Moscow and satellite capi kok, in Weat Sumatra, unill example after example that per the US. Navy, Mr Pickett added, not picketed, but

to the day a Union notice prior tals. The informants

said the tomorrow. special Moscow purge commis-

sonal and political bins often He said the medical work is spokesman said pickets prob- publication should be given for The delegation, which will dictates the way in which an co-ordinated with

would be there

all commercial display advor. sion operating in

the overall ably Cominform include Dr Mohammed Nasir. event is reported.

before tisements, change of copy etc. United Nailong relle! for nightfall. countries was in charge of ar- the Information Minister, and

Notices and classified advertise. rangements for

Palestine refugees programme, the reported Dr Johannes Lelmena, tho

which the Service Committre is. Tho Citizens rebellion-United Press.

Emergency

ments will be resolved up to 10 Health Minister, was expected

administering In

Immediately

A.m. and urgent notices until Southern Committee to establish contact before the "It is true," sald The Obser- Palestino.

nounced that it

noon on day of issue, Betur- had 3,000 ARMS QUESTION return of President Soekarno to Iver, "that most of the extrava-

Jogjakarta.

gant charges against the Press being distributed to

Food, blankets and tents are volunteers who were prepared days not later than 0930,

feed the city's visitors at Washington,

the refuto July 3.-The

Of the 16 members of the have been proved nonsense, but goes, 75,000 mothers and chil-slations set up in three down- of a Cominform Republican Government scat-faults exist, cerlous faults. blockade of milllery supplies for tered by the Dutch "police ac-

dren are receiving milk furnish. town parks, Food was to bu Yugoslavia seems certain sooner tion" last December, only five, tion of this rather timid report national

The only solid recommenda-ed by the United Nations Inter-sold at cost. or Inter to raise the question including the Sultan, ore. now is a Press

Children Emergency whether Marshal Tito can obtain in Jogjakarta.-Reuter.

counell largely.re- Fund and schools are maintain-

The strike come during the BOTELNO-TO Eleanor, wife presentative of the Press as it ed for 20,000 of the school age second day of the arms from the Western powers.

July

Pedro V. flotalho. Jr.. the gift But why mich

youngsters in the area, Pickett celebration, at a time when no

of a son, Foter H. Both doing a counell is said.

hotel or hotel accommodations

Ane. expected to rectify the many

were to be had within miles of Ho

announced the Service faults which this powerful and Committee is

the lown, impartial

also carrying on Commission

has on noticed, but for which it can

independent relief gramme in Israel and is aiding suggest no remedy, and those the Internatonal Committee of overflowing with holiday crowds. with knowledge of nitrd and general other faults which even a Royal the Red Cross. In distributing Commission 1137 to face, such as the dificulty of the Western

been reluctant U. N. food to Arab, refugees In starting

Galilée region.-

The Observer concluded that

seems

the

at

tho

3

an

De Gaulle On Gen. Patton

Observers say that the United States Government is concerned with keeping Marshal. Tito allve as a force which upsets Russia's position of control over Eastern Europe and also n

force

Paris, July 3.-Unveiling which weakens the Soviet bloc in a military as well as a poll- bust of General George

Patton tical sense.

at Tilly, south of Paris, to day. General Charles de Gaulle

cxists.

BRIDGE CLOSED Berlin, July 3. The Soviet Zone police have closed the disclosure Glienicker bridge over a main road linking West Berlin and the surrounding Russian Zone to all food and vehicular traffe be- difficulties cause of "technical and necessary repair

work, the

West Berlin police head- quarters announced today.

A barrier, hastily erectod the Soviet Zone side of bridge. Is now guarded by Russian tommy-gunner and 10

policemen, German nouncement said.-Reuter.

COMMUNIST DEMAND Berlin, July 3.-The Com-

At the same time the State said: "This great soldier would comprehensions, cludes our Associated Press. The Wie ale holds the post Unity Party today called on all siele rgencies evidentie res ne in it the Yalta polley hud not the greater hope rooms to live Times Man

munist-dominated Socialist Department other respon- doubtless have on to Ber other parties and organisations love for Marshal Tito and noturned him aside towards in Berlin to meet to discuss the thought-that--he-may-develop Danube,

the of the public so that whalover restoration of a united Berlim into a friendly ally.

""History will say

the organisation of its supply Administration and

whether may be the demand for better this decision has not weighed journalism may work ita slow currency.

They believe that whateves for centuries A statement

on the life the help is given Yugoslavia must Europe and the fate of issued by

of influence on this least cnally Politbureau of the Party be given as a means of keeping world."-Reuter.

the planned and most varled of that at Foreign Ministers in Parls the and effective.

the Council of Marshal Tito's government alive Western Vulcania,

of the strike.

Signor

of Minister of Merchant Marine, 'was back again conference with the disputing parties at 11 today after a brief rest and a shave.

REFUSING TO LOAD The Government is desperate-ridd ly trying to and a solution by tomorrow, when the 24,000-ton Italian luxury liner,

i due at Naples from New York with 1,500 passengers.

If the strike is not settled by then, the Vulcania's crew is ex- pected to insist that their vessel Rhould remain tied up, os has been the case will the Vul- cania's sister ship, the Saturnin. which was held up in Genon since the strike began.

Genoa dockers refusing to load. any, cargo in Italian ships and are "going Blow" even on foreign vessels,

arc

now

In the same port, some of a 1,000 emigrants who had hoped to go to South America board the 10,000-ton Ravello are beginning to give up hope of

over reaching their new homeland, and are returning to the towns and villages whence they came-Router.

POLIO ATTACKS

| WHOLE FAMILY

a cominon

Allies concentrated on To the extent that limited the "enslavement and colonian- milltary assistance from the tion of the German people, in- West might achieve that pur- stead of the unity of Germany pase, then Marshal Tito may as provided for al Potsdam.. look to the West for eventual

help.

The sintement said that the plans of the Western Allies were frustrated by the Soviet Union. It described the result of the Parts meeting as a "step for

ward."

Western lenders would wish for an assurance that the army would not fall into the wrong. hands. The United States, even if it does not extend such assis- It enlied for German ually, a

tance directly, may not be averso just peace treaty and the with to approving the aid by Allied drawal of the occupation forces.powers-Associated Press. ----Reuter.

Churchmen Meet

Their Majesties

Ambassador, Mr Sava Kosanovic,

Withdrawn

pron

professions-Ascociated Press From Prague

Priest Condemns Birth

Control Recommendation

Burges Hill, Sussex, July 3.-A Catholic priest; Dr J. Crowley, in a sermon here today, condemned as "pagan" the recent report of the British Com- mission on Population, which recommended dissemination of birth control technique. through the National Health Service.

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is, correspondent of The

Times, London, in Czecho slovakia since August 1945,

left Prague for Vienna to

night, having been "with- drawn" by his newspaper at; the request of the Czecho- slovak government.

There was no actual expul- alon of the veteran correspon- dent, one of the fow prewar Central European experts who managed remain in this area

of the

Czechoslovak

that more

LOAN DEAL REPORT The scientific application of individual parents in the of Europe since the Communist

of an infallible method of size of their family. columnist Drew Fearzon today mount to race suicide, Dr allowances and bigger income drastic steps would have been

Washington, July 3-The birth

selzure The Commission recommend government in February, 1948. control was tanta-ed higher and tax-free family But it was learned broadcast that the Yugoslav Cowley declared.

tax relicts for children had suddenly left for Belgrade

of taken against Lins had his parenta Windsor, July 3.-Nine church to report to Marshal Tito

The recommendations of groups to encourage parenthood draw him.

In the higher income newspaper not agreed to with- leaders, including three from Washington would give Yugo tha

that the United

Commission' States, met King slavin a

were Reiner.

Lias was also a reporter to George

and Queen Elizabeth but in return Tito must surren- disarm while the rest of the US$100,000,000 loon, parallel tó asking Britain to

the Economist, a British week- here today.

The churchmen, visiting Bri-Teleste back to Italy.

der all claim to Trieste and give world was arming.

ly, and for the Christian Science Monitor. Iain for a meeting of the Cen- tral Committee

over the

moral

of the World Mr Kosanovic was presented "Authority Fort Worth, Texas, July 3,

Council of Churches later this this deal by the Secretary of code vests in no civil govern- All Ave children of a Denton. month, net Their Majesties at State, Mr Dear Acheson, at a Texas, family are in hospital

Catherine with infantile paralysis. The Christian studies at the Great cording.

Lodge-centre for secret meeting last Friday, ac-

to parents fear that they them-Park, Windsor-Reuter,

Pearson. United Press. selves may be the next victims. are suffering They say roy from either pallomyelitis symp- toms or fatigue.

Denton County has run out of money to Bght the disease and an appeal has been sent to the National Foundation for In fantilo, Paralysis for an emer- gency grant of $18,000.-Reuter.

Appeal For Sane Spelling

Chicago, July 3.-The Chleago Tribune today announced now steps in its campaign for "sand" English spelling. It has for some time used simplified spell- ing for certain words such as "frate""

(freight), "catalog" "dialog." "altho". and "thru"!

(through),

The "Tribuno - Gays. that such words have become familiar to: its readers and will now replace: the 'ph by an "r words such) assofomore and sofsiry!".

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"Is that what I get for being so good to you?"

ment and in no Instrument of civil government," ho said. "Therefore, the Commission has no authority.to decido upon the morality of the practices. it, so Insistently urged as the panacea to be gratefully accepted by this long-suffering nation."

U.S. Holiday

It was learned that no speclic writing of Mr Linz waż attacked, but that he was charged with

Death Toll non-Journalistic activities", "in-

un-

cluding contact with an named "high political personage" toll of necident deaths wared fo

Chicago, July 3The holiday of the former regime. 217. today. Ten persons from. the heat,,

died

All. Western

Journalists, of course, have talked with repre- sentatives of former regimes The temperature set records well as the present one. Me Catholics, he added, might in both New York and Chicago offering to assist the "political Lias was accused, however, of feel that the elementary prin- the Chicago mercury climbed to personage" to leave the country ciples of democracy had been maximum of 102.4 for the and to finance the person when disregarded. Although they hottest July day on record, and he or she was out of the numbered one-tenth

of the in New York it was 95 for the country-Associated Press.

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