THE HONGKONG-TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY
Dr Soekarno Back In Jogjakarta
Batavia, July 6-The United Nations Commission for Indonesia tonight halled the return of the Indonesian President, Dr I. R. Soekarno. to the Republican capital of Jogjakarta as a triumph for the good offices of the Unit- ed Nations.
"For the first time," the Con mission stated tonight, "n Gov- ernment has been restore to its former constitutional position
through the nasistance of on international organisation which had made uso not of armed force but of its pacine odtees,"
Earlier today, the three mem- bers of the Commission-Mr Merle Cochrane (United States), Mr T. K. Critchley (Australia) and Ir Raymond erremans (Belgium)-had welcomed Pre- eldent Soekarno at the Jog Jakarta Airick.
The eight-mile route to the capital was lined with scores of thousands of cheering In- donesians, waving the red and white Republican ing.
WORLD OPINION
The President, standing up in an open car to ackowledge his welcome, told the crowds that the continued struggle of the Indonesian
people, their unity and the pressure of in- ternational opinion were the factors that made the Govern- ment's return possible.
The Commission sold in their report tonight that Jog- Jakarta, which wns судскalca by the Dutch troops last week, way "orderly und quiet," and
crowds
the welcoming thusiastic.
1-
Soldiers guarded the route at
intervals of 30 yards.
The Dutch evacuation of the Republican capital followed the agreement for the restoration of
U.S. Threat
U.S. Navy's New Night Fighter
FA-356
This is the U.S. Air Force's new F-94 jet fighter plane built by Lock- heed, in Burbank, California, designed to fly and fight at night. scribed as a radically advanced version of the F-80, Sheoling Star jet fighter, It was de- carrying two men, the pilot and the radar operator. (AP Photo).
VANDENBERG WANTS NEW
CRUSADE
;
FOR PEACE
Washington, July 6.—Senator Arthur Vandenberg today asked the Senate to approve the Atlantic Treaty, and at the same time called on President Truman to, launch a “new crusade" for peace. The Michigan Re- publican leader jogged the President to take action in secking world disarmament agreements under "depend. able" safeguards of inspection and control.
Research On Gulf Stream
University of Miami seleniists,
Slotes Survey them.
Const
and
1
AUSTRALIAN MINERS' STRIKE:
Prison Release As Prelude To
Negotiations
union
Sydeny, July 6,-Australian trado leaders, who have demanded the release from prison of a fellow official as a prelude to any settlement of the 10-day-old miners' strike, heard tonight that 14 of their number would get con- tempt summonses tomorrow.
Their colleague, J. H. King, Secretary of the Western District Miners' Federation, was sentenced to a month's Imprisonment yesterday for contempt of Court after refusing to say what he had done with A£4,500-ho withdrew from the bank.
The summonses would al- lege contempt of orders by
KING'S CUP the chief Arbitration Court
...
AIR RACE
Princess Margaret Enters Plane
Judge, Mr J. R. Kelly, that the unions pay £56,000 to the Court Registrar.
has
The Commonwealth Govern- ment had alleged that this money had been withdrawn from the banks to help to prolong the coal strike, which already thrown about 500,000 other worker out of their jobs. London, July G.-Princess
The Government took action Margaret, an ardent flying Coal Strike Act which "freezes" under the National Emergency enthusiast, has entered a union funds. Earlier today, the plane in the first postwar Australian High Court King's. Cup air race at Biranimously rejected a mineril mingham on July 30, Buced Judge Kelly to proceed with challenge of this law and allow, kingham Palace announced orders forbidding the miners, today.
iron Workers' and dock workers' unions to give money to the miner
the alternative would be to the portunity to build a sound and streamlined to a single day for he says8 settement proposals,
to answer.
in the
said:
.
The Miners' Executive wit
against the centence on King, it consider withdrawing safety entry men from the mines in protest
Ometals Council of Trade Unions dis- of the Australian
cussed the strike with the Prime night but no announcement was Minister, Mr Joseph Chifley, to
mnade.
Mr Chifley had repeated car- ller today that the Government would
not intervene in the
AMERICA'S
Her pilot will be Capt. Peter Townsend, wartime fighter pilot
DISCUSSION WITH PME) and now Equerry to the King. The Senator drow an be neither peace nor economic
The Communist President of The plane, made as a com- the Miners' Federalion, Mr Idris ovation from his colleagues stabilty In Western Europe un-mercial model by the Fairey Williams, said that the miners": when he finished his long uquidated. There can
til the Germaan problem is Aircraft Company, will bear No, lenders would "insist on the
bo no plea for the ratification of release for us from
69 in the race.
release of King before there our own the pact. The opposition to burdensome occupational
The King's Cup race, a fix- could be any settlement of the res- ture of it has crumbled.
British competitivo coal strike. It may onalbilities in Western Cer-aviation before the war,
many until a free government is down over come to the vote by Friday. established. This means on one southwest. of Birmingham.
13 Leaders Gl the Australia
• 20-mile Course Council of Trade Unions would Democratic leader Scott Lucas hand that the Germans must
be told this when they asked Senator Vandenberg what have reasonable and hopeful op before the war but has been to
meet It was a two-day Dying event miners leaders here tontorrow the capital to the Republican Miami, July G.-Changes Senator Vandenberg sald:
Senate ratification of the treaty, healthy economy for themselves this year. Goveniment-whose leaders hud in
"I and the Gulf Stream as it would hesitate
to resume their place in been detained on Buaka laland flows past Florida someday would end the momentum to- the other hand it must be assur- follows the tradition of Royal
IL the and a round-table conference may help long-range fore-wo
family of nations. But on
Princess Margaret's at The Hague next month.
cold wared that this recovery shall not competition in an air race set by was stated tonight. which we are in now." casters predict the weather The conference, to be atlend-in Northwestern Europe.
restore the aggressive military the Duke of Windsor and the ed by the representatives of all
IMPORTANT REASON
potential which twice
Duke of Kent, in our
both of whom Indonesian groups, is to plan the are studying fluctuations in the prove, the treaty "in my opinion
Ilves has Lucas sold that failure to ap into war."
plunged the world entered planes. handing over of Dutch
The Princess has never taken Abroad blue vereignty to a United States of
ribbon of warm would be an open invitation to
flying lesson but said she Indonesia.--Reuter.
water in an effort to obinin war."
Vandenberg mentioned eritle-would like to Senator Elbert Thomas ism of the inclusion of Italy and nurse-Associated Press.
tako a Painte neccesary data. The United also urged approval.
Geodetle Senator
Portugal in the pact. Vandenberg is co-operating with Though we are the sole cus
GARDEN PARTIES. SENSE OF PEACE todian of atomic bomba, no na-
London,
July
strike, 6. The Dr
tion anywhere F. G. Walton Smith, cluding the Soviet
on earth, in-
He said: "Both countries have Buckingham Palace's social sca- The strike must ho sellled Director of the University's the slightest fear
Rroup, has sought membership Ja the son launched two months ago by arbitration, he kald-Reuter. Marine Laboratory,
that the United Nations and have been swirl of top hats and silk "results
of the research
says that United States will misuse its prohibited by the veto. Italy is prints has another big occasionTM
work present atomic monopoly." Now In progress may
He said one of the important individual and collective self command
on Thursday: historically indispensable to the ceivably
provide Information reasons for the treaty is the defence of France.
It is the Arst of two annual which will help meteorologists fart that "we have not finished obviously indispensable to the lies at the rear of the palace. appearance garden Portugal is determine weather abroad." London, July 6-Ship-kind of great circle. It moves problem is settled. There
The Gulf
World War II until the German defence of the North Atlantic beth will have tea with about Stream forms n
King george and Queen Eliza- ping,
union
can community. Portugal may lack and north from here Government quarters here eventually
3,000 selected guests. our sense of democracy but tonight maintained silence MAKES NORTH LIVABLE
kacks no devotion to our sensoly for Britons, visitors from Bri- Thursday's party will be most- of peace. Both adhere to the sh about the threat by the Sen-
Commonwealth and purposes of the and diplomats from countries in countries farers' International Union latively mild winters in Eng-
"It accounts
Washington, July 6-The for
United Nations Charter through the first half of the alphabet. to boycott all British ships and
adherence to this pact
ECA announced today the Another 1,000 or more will be United States, expending in the United States East below
compared to the 00
"One temperatures
which
Invited for the second of the very few dollars, has Higned f Const ports.
Hudson Bay, which lies in the
arisen in this connection is how United States visitors, Russians up to receive for her strate- part'es on July 21, Including satne latitude,' Dr Smith ex- The Prime Minister, Mr. Cle-plains. "It also helps to make.
NAZI GOLD when our
can we arm Italy under the pact
peace treaty. with and others of countries of thegle stockpile an equivalent ment-Attlee, has received a Norway and Iceland livable,
Italy puts a sharp limitation rest of the "alphabet.“
of $53,397,064 worth of from Mr Hal C. Banks, y astride the Arctic Circle."
even though both are practical- the United States, France pose to rearm Italy in excess
London, July 6-Britain, answer is that we have no pur-will sandwich a July 14 evening
upon Italy's armaments.
In between, King, Queen, critical materials from Marj The Princesses and Queen Mothershall Plan nations. national representative, inform-south past the coasts of Franec, an agreement at the British
The Gulf Stream swings and Poland tonight signed of the treaty limitation.
Parly for some 1,000 guests. It The announcement added that' Spain and North Africa and Foreign Office permitting mutual aid we shall
"Through
will be the first of its kind since supplies of rubber, sisal, indus The Canard White Star Com-finally
self-help west across the Ocean Poland to participate in the the efficiency of this, pany also stated that it was in again.
and before the war and is designed trial diamonds, quinine, graph- increaue as a reminder of prewar Merrie palm oil, sperm oil and platinum The Yucatan currehls,
ite, cobalt, lead concentrate, formed of the threat. But water from the Lesser Antilien distribution of
brave Eagland. monetary young Italian republie to meet and the Gulf of Mexico join off goki looted by Nazi Ger-armed aggression."
There will be no formai In a result of negotiations.
are coming to this country s Key West to boost the flow up
troductions to the King and along Florida.
ECA said: "These materials The Foreign Committee chair-Queen at the garden parties but are required by the United "Prevailing winds also contri- bute to the
Under a reparations
pair traditionally Slates as a result of delciercies man, Tom Connally, predicted the Royal movement of thement signed in Parts in Januarypass with
agree to reporters that the pact wilmoves about the lawns chatting in its own resources. Of the Gulf Stream," Dr Smith says. 1940, the United States, France against it.-United Press. Queen
"But the movement is not con- and Britain were
only eight
with guests
and drinking tea total amount $39,484,824 repre- while a band plays.--Associated sents outright purchases. The Press.
remainder of $13,912,540 repre sents: alened contracts for future deliveries from ECA approved projects of tho pur- ticipating countries.
To Boycott
British Ships
trade
cable the Seafarers' Union's later-
Ing him of the intended action,
Government and
shipping spokesmen said that there would be "no comment" tonight,
If the boycott takes place the Cunard luxury liner Mary, due to sail from New York tomorrow, will be oman British ships Immediately af fected,
Trade Union quartors hero ro- -ported that they had received, no
Atlantic,
As
zero
Cast
con-
and across the
then
the
re-
of
he adds.
"This is a very expensiva pleca
research," Dr Smith
POLAND TO principles
SHARE IN
many.
the
transferred will
made
-SMI
question
hos
votes
Alger Hiss Defence Summation
Now York, July 6-Tes-
which Gripping
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STRATEGIC STOCKPILE
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RATE OF FLOW
Poland was not a party to direct communication from the "We plan
agreement, to determine the signed by 10 nations, including which Was Seafarers' International Union rate of flow, the temperature Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and or any other labour source in and density of water at many Albania. America about the new threal. different depths as woli. DE
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Agreements with whose refusal to discharge
Italy and timony in the Alger Hiss Paris correspondent of the shall Pian nations of Western because the Recovery Act of and load Canadian
Austria were signed in 1047.
London, July 6. The 1048 provides that the 19 Mar- ships has led to the Seatarers of eerst continue for some particular amount of gold to be Department official then be-out reactions to the scheme Under the
It was stated here that the perjury trial ended today. Daily Express reports that Europe. Union's threat-were adopting a time before we shall be able to
says, agreement does not involve any Counsel for the former State Mr John. Snyder is sounding critical materials as they be "walt and pee" atitude tonight arrive at definite conclusions.
shall provide such The possibility of a postpone-
Poland. That to ment of the boycott was thought tional boundary lines.
be "But science, knows no na- Anglo-French-American
considered by thegan his summation. increased now that
Gold the British
If we Commission at Brussels
American ERP nation must deposit in
law each extending Government had announced its able to achieve our expec- decides re-distribution' on a pool the jury of ten men and two vate loans from Wall Street equivalent of recovery old re- the rall in front of markets involving large pri- own local currency the dollar Its intention to draft troops into the worth while, for we shall have
tations, our efforts will be well basis-Router. Port of London to handio the brought important aid to a por
women, white-haired
Lloyd for British and French col.ceived from the United States. Carnion Miranda, Vivian Blaine Prompt servion Apply General ships stranded by the dockera
Paul Stryker said: nction.-Reuter,
tion of the globe."--Associated.
"There is only one man in Empire raw material for covery purposes inside
onial projects and buying percent can be used Press,
the world who says Alger Hist
for re- furnished transmited
each delivered secrot documents to a
and stockpiling,
But the remaining The aim is to prevent further five percent is ear-marked for Soviet spy ring. That man is British cuts in dollar buying,
the payment of ECA expenses Wilttaker Chambers.. So, it is necessary for you to determine Snyder hinted to the French that cure or develop production. of The report says that. Mr inside each country and to pro- whether you
belleve beyond very large amounts, Believed to scarce strategie materials needed.
Investments may be
critical materials were paid for Mr Stryker reminded the jury
quickly..
from counterpart funds and not The correspondent says this] by dollars. that he had
forced Chambers would bring colonial undertak M Evan Just, mining en- General Yishihide 'Hayashi and tion that he had led seven' trol. He adds that the French the ECA's Strategic Materials to admit under cross-ozamina ings under virtual American con aineer and editor who headed times under oath to the same Foreign Minister, M. Schuman, Division since the early days, Is Mr Abad Santos was killed Grand Jury which indiated Hiss, hurried to London to sea, Mr how, abroad. for refusing to collaborate with told the jury Chambers Wat up a comidon Anglo-French say his mission is to secure to Moming Post and Hong Kong,
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Maj-General Kiyotake Kawa- guchi.
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