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Princess Moves Into Her Home

.London, July 4-Princess Ellfabeth took up official realience today at a home of her own.

Iler региона! standard was flown from the flag- staff in front of Clarence House, where she will live with her husband, Pijnen Philip. and son Prince Charter.

Clarence House, damaged by bombs while the Red Cross occupied it during the war, has been under reconstructions for month.

It is on The Mall a quar- ter mile from Backingham Palace. Il adjoined, on one side by Marlborough Ilouse, where Queen Mary Ilves, and on the other by Bt. Jansen Palace. The Palace, once the home of the hike of Windsor, now houses the Duke of Glou- cester, Royal equerries and Buckingham Palace off- claly,~~~Associated Press,

Atlantic Pact

WALLACE WANTS

REJECTION...

New York, July 4-Mr Henry Wallace, leader of

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1949.

Bloodshed In Middle POCKET CARTOON RAIN IN LONDON

East

Feared Unless

Relief Is Continued

Washington, July 4.—It was learned here today that government officials are making plans to ask Congress for additional money to aid an estimated 800,000 refugees from Israel.

ITALIAN

SHIPPING

STRIKE

SETTLED

These officials fear riots and bloodshed in the Middle East unless new funds are found to extend the United Nations Relief and Re- settlement programme into its second year.

It was reported that President Truman is familiar with the need for more money and is anxious to solve a problem which he con- siders most pressing in the Middle East,

Changes In Greek

The "peace" talks were lerl and prompted

Signor by Cluseppe Saragat, Vice-Premier mynd Minisler ot Merchant Marine.

At 3 a.m. this morning, Signor conference

ក

the Progressive Party, to- Saragat left the

to

room

Announce

that

Command

and

first year's operations. Actual-

ly, the United States provided only $12,000,000 so far because Congress speelfed that Dihor nations must share before America gives the full amount.

"If they nationalised the aniokca industry the only thing that wouldn't strike

would be the matches

HAGANAH EXECUTION

A MISTAKE

FOR FIRST TIME

IN

21

21 DAYS

London, July 4-Rain fell in London to- day for the first time in 21 days. Weather experts earlier had forecast thunder storms in some areas, but gave no immediate hope of * sufficiently heavy fall to break the prolonged drought.

The temperatures in London fell sharply from the year's high of 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Other mild falls were recorded today in the fruit-growing area of Worcestershire, and at Bristol a sudden downpour-the first in 26 days there stopped a cricket match.

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Palestine,

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Names, and addresses should agreement at breakfast time tinue aid, especially emer-Nations porronnel and

Shortage of water for industry on Tuesday. San Francisco goi somo June 30, 1948, was today, ending Italy's 18-day-

private American agencies,

the and cuts in domestic supplies ready for near topcoat weather-accompany Advertisements, not There were no necessarily for, publication, but Congress old shipping strike, after

victim of "a tragic mistake are threatened by the continued 50 degrees. authorised a $18,-

crowds #t San Francisco to ensure that replies are rec 000.000 contribution 19 the and

miscarriage of drought. virtually non-stop negotia-

beaches, which were covered polved by the person for whom United States' share of

Americans the justice," the Israeli Defence

in the tions lasting two days and

United with fog.

they are Intended. nights.

We will forward replies to Ministry announced tonight. States and abroad sizzled in hent

A dense dust storm hit New the stated address if the ad. The officer, Meyer Tobiansky.

wave weather. on both sides of

York City at 8.30 p.m. GMT. For the Atlantie today as they set off 10 minutes, strong winds lifted vertier, desires. was an employee of the Joru-

All advertisors purporting to British employees of which

Hot news reported in Reuter streets and swirled it into the loan meney must publish their cables today Included: were kidnapped by the Irgun

air, blotting skyscrapers from names and addresses in Zval Leumi terrorist organisa

New York: Thirty-eighth the view of persons only a few advertisements. tlon, later tried by Israell courts rainless day, with the thermome-blocks away.

If the wants, of advertisers and released. Athens, July 4-Impor

ter climbing past 05 degrees

and they do At Issoquin, Washington, de- are quickly met The size of

The Israeli Judge Advocate Fahrenheit. Heavy crop losses legntes to the Northwest day wrote to every United agreement had been reached. Its tant changes in the Greek second

the projected contribution

re not desire any further replies by

General, "after a completa re- States Senator urging the terms, he said, put the Merchant Army Command, seen by United

the

conference of nudists forwarded, we shall be glad to States has not been view of all the evidence, has in parched New England were clonal

reported.

were defeating the summer be notified promptly to that rejection of the North At-Marine "In a position to con-

established that Tobiansky was working As a preparation decided. Omeinis tinue its valuable service in the observers

Chicago: A judge yesterday heat by lantic Pact "because of the general interests of the coun- for a final drive against the the need for at least $15,000,000 sald.

flocking to a cool affect. when a suitable acknow. the Defence Ministry the problem, however, foresee innocent,

ordered police stations in con- |mountain resort but they had ledgment will be inserted free kry,"

guerillas in Northern Greece, more

gested areas to free on parole their troubles. They complained of charge. from the United States RANK CONFERRED

All prisoners

charged with that pilots from a nearby alr It was understood that the were announced here today, sluce emphasis in the new pro- The announcement added: disorderly conduct. He sald field were making low level runs agreement net the unions' de-

Licutenant-General Veniirls, ramme would be on more ex- "In order that this deplorable that he thought the temperature, over the nudists' meeting place. mand for bigger penalon benc- Inspector-General of the Army,

pensive resettlement activities and painful miscarriage of 104 degrees Fahrenheit, was-United Press. "The reality of the world fts,

is to take over the command of instead of mainly relief.

justice might be corrected, amisery enough. economic crisis demands that The news was immediately the forces in Epirus and Western The additional money will be the General Staff of the Israet day of the year, the tempera- as possible, the Chief of Berlin: Today was the hottest we stop and completely re-flashed to the main ports affect Macedonia. Lieutenant-General necessary, it is sakt, even if consider the entire

foreigned by the steppage-Genoa and Catogherophoulos, commander of Israel consents to permit a sub- Defence Army has decided, ture

registering 77 policy which the Fact <x- Naple--and ships

been lying idle for two and a tral Greece and Thessalytor. Lernel-which the United States

which had the Second Army Corps-Cen- stantial number of refugees to and the Minister of Defence Fahrenheit. presses," Mr Wallace wrote.

return

to their former homes in has approved: "Europe is already approach-half weeks began to get up been appointed Inspector-

To confer the rank of Soren CLOUDLESS SKIES ing a crisis. Britain is on the strom.

General of the Army in his is pressing the Israel government (captain) on Toblansky The 24,000-ton Jinllan luxury | place. verge of being forced to devalue

To transfer his remains Vulcania, docked at

Part of the new funds, ometals the pound. It has already been forced to seek an exclusive Naples today with some 1.500 The Second Army Corps will said, would be allocated to the York. be commanded by Brigadier- Israel government to help de- sterling trading area because of passengers from

The

had General Manidakis, Italian Government shortage of dollars

fray the cost of resettling its There is not one nation in been anxious to settle the dis-

000. share of refugees, perhaps 250,- Western Europe-even Belgium, pute before the Vulcania docked. which has a favourable balance They feared that if there was -that is not free of growing no settlement by then, her crow unemployment and the threat of would insist that the vessel re- up like her slater Anancial bankruptcy."

mata tied ship, the Saturnia, which has been held up in Genon since the beginning of the strike.

world economic crisis."

The Senate begins is debate on the ratification of the Pact tomorrow.

The

ECONOMIC DISASTER

Mr Waliace declared that it was now proposed to divert the energles, capitol And the

re- sources of those countries to further military preparedness when all resources were needed

liner,

New

The Vulcania disembarked about half her passengers at Naples and is due to go on to Genoa.

The American Export Lines

announced today that both ships to prevent economle disaster. would resume normal sollings

United States, In the

the as soon as possible.-Neuter. need for emergency action to domestic depression de- stop manded the diversion of arms money to rellef and depression- stopping policies.

By adding to the Onancial distress of Western Europe, Mr Wallace said: "We ore forcing The European nations into more and more "exclusive agreements which mean the shutting down of American plants."

Britain's trade pact with Ar- gentina, he said, was the type

Six Injured

In Mexican

Elections

Mexico City, July 4-Al-

General Vontiris, aged 60, is a former Chief of the Greek General Staff. He was recalled from retirement last January, together with four other retired senior Army officers.

a

lo do,

on

SPEED IMPORTANT The biggest share of the funds

prevent a

degrees

were

to The Hague: There the Military Cemetery with full cloudless sides today with the military honours:

temperature al. 70 degrees To grant suitable compensa-Fahrenheit. tion to his widow and son.

Those

responsible for his death would be tried, the an

Paris: Paris swelleted again in a noon shade temperature of 81.5 degrees Fahrenheit, but at nouncement anid

Toulouse, the temperature was Official sources said tonight 08 degrees. More hot weather that the cases of Toblansky and was forecast. the British officials were

con-

Frankfurt: Western Germany

the driest June since 1804, ac- cording to tho Astronomic

Institute Meteorological

number

at

A "quité exceptional" of sunshine hours was

would go to Trinsjordanes nocted. Toblonsky was dried by today had its hottest de cacti- Syria who expressed willingness a summary field general court- General Calogherophoulos has to accept most of the ren been commanding the Second if they get financial assistance. officers' (before the Israel Doing over 88 degrees Fahrenheit. remainder martial, composed of Haganah Easter, the temperature reach- Army Corps since

The February

State Department has fence Army was formed) 1947;

already begun sounding out charge that he furnished

on a There are forecasts that the Britain, France, Canada

the temperature would continue to General Alexander Papagos,

wealthier

and management of the Jerusalem rise for the next three days. members of the Electric Corporation with a list

Southern Ger- the Greek Armed Forces, placed how much they can contribute in Jerusalem.

United Nations

Constance, the Commander-in-Chief of

to determine of places using electric power many: Southern Germany had detailed programme, before to the next fund.

NO EVIL INTENT the Goverment Inst Januar

these talks, the State This

was when power was Buale. This included increases of the Department emphasised that limited armed forces from 107,000 to speed is important in order to the military,

to essential user and 250,000 and control of the Army,

Air

possibly disastrous Navy,

Gendarmerie interruption

The assumption in the present that the list enabled the enemy

was made recorded.

Little sun was seen today at forces in everything affecting relief programme.

"10. the operations

pinpoint the against the Some government offelals be establishments for shelling.'

Haganah normally Bunny Yalta and other Crimen and Black Sea holiday querillas, a press censorship on lieve the refugees would have Toblansky was military matters and absolute no

reported to resorts, Moscow Radio reported. alternative but to plunder have admitted providing such-n power of appointment and dis the countryside for food if the list while knowing that the

"RUSSIA COOL missal of anleers-Reuter,

United Nations stopped relief Corporation was in contact with work in the next few months. the Arab section of Jerusalem. The European part of Russia The Arab countries are loo The evidence now avallable, kept moderately cool and there poor to care for them unaided, however, showed that he did so was occasional rain in most of the officials sold, and the "without evil intent" and, there- the North. Tho forecast for to- refugees are unable to and fore, was not guilty of freason morrow, Moscow Radio sald, work-Associated Press.

Reuter.

was more rain and even lower temperatures.

ላከ

and

imposed by the Atlantic Pact though six people were in- Confidence

and the foreign policy of the jured in yesterday's polling United States.

for a new Chamber of Del

the

"If our trade with Eastern puties of 147 members, the Europe were permitted to reach elections have been the samo per capita lovel as our trade with Western Eutry's history.

most peaceful of the coun- and our trade with China to reach the same level as our The fled Cross reported that trado with the rest of Asia, it had pleked up three persons there, would be a million more) with knife wounds. The other

jolis In America within six were said to have been struck

Expressed In U.S. Labour Wants

Van Zeeland

Brussels, July 4.-A 12- man Committee of Belgium's months," Mr Wallace declared with gun-butts,

Social Christian (Catholic) Bouler.

Two of the injured, represen- Party today expressed con- totives

of the Right-wingfidence in M. Paul Van Zee- National Action Party, were

to land, the Catholic Sonacer have the theft of ballot and prewar Belgian Premier, who is trying to form a new Newspapers kere received Belgian Government.

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Prompt China Aid

New York, July 4-American trade union leaders today called for "prompt and adequate American aid" to the Nationalist Government of China,

A declaration by the Free Trade Union Committee of the American Federation of Labour, signed by the Vice-President, Mr Matthew Woll, said: "We strongly urge President Truman to con- sult with all the democratic nations of Europe, Asia and Latin America so as to work out an immediate programme of collective action to stem the tide of Communist tyranny and to bolster the democratic forces."

The declaration also pro

"+Our Government should

of free speech far the seals, In the Lower House ago by Prince Charles, the Re-nosed-that the United States bring to bear its fullest moral

the

gent.

of the Malayan' people to free- First returns are expected on mary task of the Government dom."Associated Press.

Wednesday,Reuter.

Government should place be-pressure on France and The

Netherlands to recognise

In

the

Eastern Canada sweltered In a record heat wave, but sea- men off the coast are threading their way through a field of icebergs, many of them of re- cord size for this time of the year, Montreal reported

Seventy icebergs have been reported near Belle Isle. Skip- pers have been told to move with caution.

The local authorities In many parts of Belgium today put restrictions on the use of water. The temperature soared to 83- degrees Fahrenheit, the highest recorded in Belgium this year.

The weather had brought prosperity to hotellers

and tradesmen in the coastal Ardennes Provinces. More than 25,000 tippers visited Ostend during the weekend.-Reuter.

FLIGHT FROM HEAT Chicago, July 4-Ablazing

and

last night that London, July 4-Editor Hong ballot boxes were carried away It was announced after a Party meeting of the Committee that Bee Lim of the Malayan Monitor "apparently by Official amid the Maloyan British ad- (Official Party of Revolutionary M. Van Zeeland was continuing

Instituilons) representatives.” ministration's ban of his pape

the Cabinet-forming task which shows "utter contempt for the

The pre-election

campaign was assigned to him six days elementary right and publication.”

was waged by three political Importation of the Malayan parties: the Official Party of

M. Van Zeeland is trying to fore the United Nations desire of the peoples of Asia summer sun turned the July Monitor, a monthly published in Revolutionary Institutions, the London, was forbidden by

National the Right-wing

Action form a Government to replace Security Council "the entire still under their rule for na-holiday into a night, from hem Party Singapore Government on July

and

Left-wing Belgium's two-year old Bocalist- People's Party.

Catholic Coalition which resign question of the role of Rus-tional freedom, economie bot-for millions of Americans, By. Lim said in a statement that Political observers generally ed last Monday following the sia in fostering and financing within the framework

ferment and social

Justice] 10 p.m. GMT accidental deaths the ban was. decreed becauso believed that the Official Party general election in the country. the civil war in China.”

and stood at 815, including 242 the Malayan Monitor "has com- of Revolutionary Institutions

through the methods of demo- traffic, 140 drownings

and 25 The Committee today. "re mitted the crime of publishing would regain control of the affirmed the absolute necessity two main union organisations,

The AFL is one of America's {cracy, .

heat prostrations, rund WOTO the truth about the altuation in Lower Chamber with a large to solve Belgium's Royal ques- the other being the Congress of and at peace without Asia be- 650 mark forecast by safety ex- The world cannot stay free climbing steadily. towards the Malaya and advocating the right majority.

tion without delay." The pri- Industrial Organisations,

Ajing free and at, peace. Further-, perts for the three-day holiday, There must be no recognition more, Asin which M. Van Zealand hopes to of, trade with, dr economic as beaceful and, prosperous

cannot be! free, There was little rúlief from form will be end the Belgian sistance to the Communist forces. China

with Regency and bring provisional in China, said the Committee, stranglehold... the Communist ly-exiled King Leopold back to Adequate and prompt, support the throne

should be given to the Na or invincible about Communiam

There is nothing inexorable Express Train lonalist Clovernment of Acting in China and the rest of Asia. Socialists and Liberals have President Li Taung-Jen.

Jumps Rails refused to join the Government

The Chinese Crisis is very nism with military weapons very But we cannot defeat Commu- want King serious, but not at all hopeless, alone The Socialist in favour of the statement declared. "Our Democracy, has higher (dont least Dursun today when d his 16-year-old son and help, Goverzument should announce nad better ideas than Cong spreding express train jumped Prince Baudouin. The Liberals that it is its avowed polley to agreed that a solullon to the Royal question must be found promote and aid permanent co-munism or any other brand of off the rails at Dombermonil,

operation among the democratic totalitarian despotism. We must near here, on д but it must not be hurried. They forces of Asia-in line with the translate these Ideals and ideas Strasbourg to Paris. claimed that there were more recent conference of

Into Asian

2 positive dood, into actuality. Railway officials here sald urgent problems to be solved. nations called by Indiai The consequences of the they were not able to give more

Belglum's Socialist-dominated

order-

for Southeast Asia, ties, They said the accident General, Confadaration

Chinese and other Communist Labour, the

Influence and encroachments,

Zealand; wo

were enorious. ralley Thor said several'k: cars, trade union, has threatened to

„"But, grove, as the resulting left the tracks. The train stage a series of nationwide The extension of the Chinese danger to freedom is the worn jumped, the rails about: 200 Heneral sirikes should, the King Communists Influence is only danger, we face today is the yards from the station at Dem- return.The Communists.. today the spearhead of the Russian feeling of despair, andic al policy bormoni, a small town, about, promised their support for, the totalitarian aggression and im- of do nothing and, drift," the 50 kilometres from, } action Rent

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