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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1949.

Danger Of Continued

Friction

Between

Britain And America

London, JulyTM 24.—A

top-ranking British political columnist warned today. that continued friction between the United States and Britain on atomic and economic issues might pave the way for Communist conquest of the world.

Making Good His Promise

24.- A London, July promise which Mr Gar- feld Weston, a Canadian

millionaire cookle MARU-

facturer, made while was Conservative Member of Parliament for Macclen- field. Cheshire, from 1939 to 1945, will be fulfilled when 25 baya tomorrow. from his old division leave for a five-week tour of Canada.

With 25 boys from the rest of Britain, they will all from Liverpool in the Empress of France after Ifo meeting Mr Weston. wanis them to see noNEC- thing of the Empire to which, they belong.

Each lad will be given a Jacket and a handlag, wil receive £2 to spend on board ship, and 25 shillings Д week In Canada. - Reuter.

Schumacher Blasts At Dismantling

The Sunday Observer's floor fight against any executivo anonymous columnist said branch attempt to share atomic

bomb information. the present threatening

The public stands taken by disputes were "horrifying the three Senators appeared to insanity." He said if Anglo-| confirm previous unofficial re- American

that unity were dis-tamle conferences of the past the hush-hush rupted, "everything breaks ten days covered the question | up."

"Nelther Western Europe nor the Middle East nor South Asia could be defended against a global Communist offensive."

He said the unity which welded the two countries during World War II "s nof pre- ordained".

of whether President Truman had the authority to give more

know-how atomle bomb Britain and Canada,

ARMS AID

to

of

Britni has announced that sho intends to make atomic bombs of her own. Canuda, "The present disputes over while major source the dollar erlain and overumnium mw materials for atomic secrets will destroy U. S.

plomic

plants, indiented unless they are consciously that she had no intention of subordinated to it,"

producing any bombs.

nre of nn. entirely secondary However, despite this assur nature. The principal question, ance, some Senators are private which apparently has not evenly discussing the possibility of been discussed with the Ameri- Introducing a bill cans, is whether we should can possible legal loopholes in the to close any struct atomic bombs."

atomic law--United Press; The writer

proposed creation of "International

An atomic authority among those

willing to submit to it as a substitute for the world atomte administration vetoed by Russia. He commented:

"At least such Wolum

Cologne, July 24.-Dratomic

state."

eliminate

the

an authority

the fear of

those

war among

Al the same time,

n Left

VERY FEW JEWS IN

GERMANY

Panther

Kills Gorilla

Washington, July 34-A powerful black panther tore a

21-tone gorilla to pieces in a gory, battle here as 400 spectators watched In error. The Panther alipped under an unlatched gate connecting two eages at a wild animal show and pounced on the gorilla.

For more than two hours the animals fought wildly. The pather tore off $110 Korilla's right Arm And clawed and chewed lis

vletim.

The shricks of pain and anger from the enge could be heard for more than a lic. Finally attendants alol the gorilta, which had fought flat on ile back.

Later the panther paced up and down its cage and

defled efforia to tend lis wounds-fleuter.

PACIFIC

PACT

WEST'S SUPPORT

newspaper,

SALZBURG READY FOR ANNUAL

MUSIC

FESTIVAL

Salzburg, July 24.-Hundreds of American tourists will be among the thousands of visitors who will descenul on this little Austrian town at the end of July for more than 30 days of music- operas, ballets, serenades and concerts-and plays. Starting July 27 and

REPORT

ON continuing till August 30, Salzburg's annual music festival will stage seven

SEX LIFE

operas,

Innumerable con-

certs, chamber. church music, orchestral and church

IN BRITAIN choir recitals and half a

BIRTH CONTROL APPROVED

tons did not know what birth

riding

Mozarteum in

SEVEN OPERAS

Gluck's

POCKET CARTOON

BY CUMMINGS

down

"Just order

that quad on crane duty, Sergeant I want to have a little chat with them”

'Fantastic'

Charges Against

Trygve Lie

tions

Bald

"1 um

an

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dozen plays, including "Everyman," by Ifugo Hof- mannsthal, and "Clavigo," by Johann Wolfgang Goethe. Several theatres will be used to house the many festivals as well as the famous open-air London, July 24.-Two

amphitheatre-the

"Festsple out of every three Britons, haus" or including nearly half of on the outskirts of this city. those raised in the Roman The amphitheatre Is made up. Catholic faith, approve of of rocky formations and is 90 birth control, according to a Percent natural.

It is The festival opens Mass Observation report on amphitheatre on the evening of British sex life.

July 27 with "The Magle Flute," He sold America should Informed sources sald

by Mozart. The next day Mass "readjust" her attitude to make | President Truman- would try.

Observation, a non- "Clavigo" will be presented at Lake Success, July 24-vertiser desires. possible

solution. A

of the to prevent the state dispute NECESSARY profit research group which in the Salzburg Landsthentre, with Mr Byron Price, United Na- economic crisis, while Britain from becoming entangled with

fervlewed more than 2,000 per-

uchumber convert scheduled

All advartisora purporting to the should yield on atomic issues.

Administration's $1,450,

Stockholm, July 24.-The sons to compile the report, for the famed

Acting Secretary-loan money must publish their WORLD AUTHORITY 000,000 arms ald

programme Pacific defence pact against found that 25 percent of Brls the centre of the lawn on the General, has described as name and addresses in the by nssuring Congress In his

advertisements. "The present British-Ameri-arms missate

"fantastic" tomorrow that Communism proposed by control was, but among those evening of July 20,

allegation can quarrels over the rights to US, weapons shipped abroad Generalissimo Chiang Kai-who knew it was approved by

that the United Nations If the wants of advertlaora atomic Information and uranium will not include the atomic shek, the Chinese Kuomin-virtually all non-churchgoera,

Thereafter, morning, after-Secretariat under Mrare quickly met and they do supplies from the Belgian Congo | bomb.

tung leader, and the. Presi. by 40 percent of those brought musical events will be held in Trygve Lie is terrorised by forwarded, we shall be glad to not dosiro any further replies up in the Roman Catholic faith,

be notified dent of the Philippines, Mr by 68 percent of those brought or near Salzburg. Seven operas Communist agents.

promptly to that affect when a sullable acknow. Elpidio. Quirino, would be up in the Church of England, are listed, three plays, five or-

He said that the story, fold ledgment will be Insorted from special evening an "incongruity," the liberal by 7 percent of those raised in chestral serenades, n

Ex-other, church faiths,

performance by the Cathedral, to the United States Congress of charge. choir of Strasbourg.

with al- by a mystery witness, was the

"nuttlest" he had ever heard. pressen, said today.

most a dozeń major concerts. ECONOMIC GROUNDS

The operas scheduled for pro-

"I am in a position to know "It would never be regarded

those duction are Beethoven's "Fide that the charges relating to the The vast majority of as anything but a 'purely miliwho approved did so on econo-lio,"

and "Orpheus tary bloc, and would lack all mic grounds.

Eurydice." Mozart's "Tilus" and Trygve Lie and

administrative policies of Mr

the personnel YE OLDE MILL. A distinctive the common ideological bonda

"The Magic Flute," Orff's "An- policies of the United Nations hand made stationery. In boxes 2 which caused the Westem de- One young woman said: "Ittigone" and "Richard

Strauss's are fantastically untrue,"

he sheets notepaper, 23 envelopes, $3.50 mocracies

per box from South China Morning Join the Atlantic helps to modify large families, "Die Rosenkavaller."

for

Post. security system.

especially

the

poorer

morning There will be two classes who have to be given Mozart "matinces" ut

sure no fair-minded! WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTS the "Naturally, Generalissimo state ald when they have too. Mozarteum. Conducted by person will attach significance of Cargo exported from Hongkong Chiang Kai-shek is doing his many children."

Bernard Baumgartner, the first to the statement of the myster and Bouth china complied by th utmost to mobilise resistance

willous, so-called official who

Measurers.. (15 at-warn will be on July 21 and against the Communists' vic- Many Roman Catholics who feature torlous armies, and the cause of

planist Frederich tempts the wholesale character approved family

the second will assassination of his colleagues, Government Import and Ex- planning, Wahrer, while his frantic efforts which show thereby repudiating their bo on August 15 with violinist but refuses to

his name." give

Dort Licence Forms, 10 cents each. church's teachings, said

The he has not given up hope of

they Arthur Grumiaux ns coloist. final victory—is, to a certain were against the use of contra-

Sub-Obtainable at "B. C. AL, Post extent, his optimism concerning ceptives

The list of conductors who Comunitiee

Judiciary and referred been held because America was only 25,000 and may soon the United States," the

paper ether methods of birth control, will appear at the Festival in-publie the testimony of "Witness ON SALE "Food and Flowers Ne afraid of being outstripped by disappear altogether, accor-sald.

Wilhelm Furtwangler, No. B", not otherwise Identified, Over thirty ustrations of loa by Dr G A. C. Merkiota Howover, Mass

oludes Britain in nucicar 'knowledge,

Observation Edwin Fitcher, Herbert Karajan, who urged that Senators should flowers and fruits. Price six dollars, ding to a report by the In- It added: "But it is difficult bald a typical answer from ap- Bruno Walter, George Szell and seek the appointment of a Obtainable at “S. C, M. Fost." stitute of Jewish Affairs, to bellove that a Pacific pact proving Catholics was: "I think Josef Krips

"capable" successor to Mr research arm of the World} headed

It is a worse sin to bring children by Generalissimo,

The concerns, held once or Trygve Lie,

AIRMAIL Writing Pads, $. Bert up in want than to provent twice a week in the Festspielhaus Chlang Kai-shek would obtain Jewish Congress.

who said that bling Pads, three atzem 25, 50 centi The witness, tiem. America's support.

Too, much

or the Mozarteum, will include he was not American, alleged 1, "9. C. M. Post.” |Britain should concentrate on Included in the present num-

has happened for America to OVERPOPULATED

some of the works of Mozart, that Mr Lie, under idustrial uses of atomic energy.ber of Jews in Germany are 20, stake him again, and a

Com- OFFICE STATIONERY, Letter Heada 'new

Beethoven, Verdi, Haydn, munist pressure

the Memorandum Forms, Visiting Cards, leaving bomb-making to

other 000 displaced persons who are consequences,

mistake would have fateful Other than сп economic Richard Strauss, Schubert, top had dismissed the Aur Envelopes etc.: Oraars now takes countries.

not only for grounds, five percent of those Goethe Lieder, Wagner and British not expected to remain in the China but also for the whole

Assistant Secretary-8. C. M. Post tralian claimed that

interviewed approved birth Bruckner.

General, Commander Robert "progress is so remarkable that country,

control "for the sake

CASTLETONE FINE STATIONERY, of the

Jackson.. BROADCAST RIGHTS President

Thurve pleasing shades in boxes of Truman and his

The report said: "The situa-

mother," five percent because of

He advisers

said that personnel who envelopes and 15 sheria note- feel

The Vienna Philharmonic military

the housing situation, four per-

their paper. $100 per box, obtainable as America is losing heavily by tion of the Jews in Germany is

chorus of the were afraid of losing cent essentially hopeless.

because they belleved Orchestra, the

"well-paid

“B, C. M. Post." with the jobs" the ban

The Nazi Congress

Opern and "On the other hand, a Pacific Britain was overpopulated and Vienna State yellow sinr has been removed pact

the United Nations were "swallow-FIELD collaboration, hence the secret

State Opera is necessary. by order of the Allies, but the been talk of such a pact several war.

There has one percent because of fear of Ballet from the

Trygve talka".

ing everything will assist at the operas. Schumacher said, should now MI

German Jewe feel that another times Crossman complained

during

received wishes", last Icw

The annual ovent The

The witness report said nearly all

10 appealed "while kind of anti-Semitism is now months, but the initiative must who disapproved of birth con the Americans.

wide advance

this publicity

Senators to help "break Com at work, less obvious, more come as taking full

-advantage of our

from a quite different trol were Roman Catholics, who sion" of Austria's beloved musi-tions of the United Nations."--

year over the "German-inva- munistic terrors in organisa⚫** those who fought the Nazi sys-gether from knowledge of what

research, excluded us alto-resned, but no less deadly," quarter than the almost impo- gave religious reasons.

teport added: "Jews Įtent Nationalist China.

Mass Observation cald It S they are doing".-United Press. engaged in Industry and com-

CONGRESS DRIVE

questioned persons in all social merce face difficulties. Whole- "Asia's strongest power group and economic group to compile saiers give preference to their is, without doubt, Washington, July 24-Senators non-Jewish customers. In many Commonwealth, and the centre better-eduented in all groups the British the report. It found that the were "notorious, braggarts of the Millard Tydings and Bourke instances, Jewish textile arms for Southeast Asia's defence believed in family planning.

Hickenlooper today joined the

receive less merchandise

than must lle in India. The security United Press. Listeners regarded this na an Congressional drive to block any their non-Jewish allusion to yesterday's denazi-haring of atomic bomb secrets because the Jewish firms are not it oblains the full support of competitors system can only be effective it fication triat in Dortmund, where with Britain or other Atlantic

an on the official lists of buyers the Western powers, particular- dimantling contractor' named

Pact allies. Mueller was classified as a Nozi

which are still in use. follower.

As blameworthy tha dismantling policy are certain British plans antleipoting national policy dispute. pre. "Export licences are in most resumption of German repara-viously confined to super-secret cases still nilocated on the basis tions, deliveries to Russia, so conferences at President Tru- of figures valid in 1938, when House, most of the Jewish businessmen as to overcome the Inter-Alled man's residence. Blair

over expenditure in and in the Capitol.

were elther in concentration

Kurt Schumacher, leader of the Social Democratic Party Wing Labour Member of Par

that Britain Hament reported in Western Germany, an- nounced here today that the Party would appeal to West German workmen to raise no hand for dismantling.

According 10 DPD, the German news agency, he said that his Party would continue to appeal to workers not to lend a hand in giving away their own place of work.

The Social Democratic Party in Western Germany would also support in court those accused obey dismantling of failing to orders. Ic told £1 publie meeting that people were asking themselves who really won the war Britain or some British capitalists.

New York, July 24.-The hnd inade "remarkable pro- German Jewish community, claimed that the recent secret which numbered 525,000 in atomic talks in Washington had 1933, has now shrunk

gress" in atomic research, and

INDUSTRIAL USES

The "rebel" Labourite,

Richard Crestean, said in Sunday Pictoriul article

Ho

The British Government, Dr

understand that the Germans wlin protested agairût |

dis. that mantling were the sume

tem.

NAZI BRAGGARTS Those in charge of the dis- mantling squads, he asserted,

Third Reich.”

tension

0.3

by

Mr

Д

that

thni

on

Statements by these two mem-

bers of the Congressional Atomic Energy Committee „brought further into the open a major

The

to

of Asia,

PACT NECESSARY

the

prepared under the Nazi regime, ly the United States-Reuter. In Geneva To

ON 1938 BASIS

Germany." Dr Schumacher Senator Tydings (Democrat) camps or excluded from busi-

of

the

more

added.

asserted in स radio broadcastness." "The

that it would be "foolish" for onc cocks to suppress the national conscience nations milled with the United Germans by such States in the Atlantic Pact to

America's measures, the more the threat "duplicate"

vast of German nationalism grows, atomic project "even if they What Britain.. together with could", France, is now doing is an in- human, anti-democratic and anil-European polley."

RUHR STATUTE

Mr

Douglas To Have Eye Operation

London, July

See Leopold

tho

Genova, July 24-Frans Van Cauwelaert, President of Belgian Lower House, arrived in Geneva by air tonight.

He was met by King Leopold's Secretary, Mr Willy Wemres, who drove hotel

him to a

The

rose

Senato

"from

made

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Did It For A

Mr Weres said he had no 24.-Mr

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Usually well-informed quar Glass Of Beer

are 97 Jewish lawyers prac- The report continued: "There sing in Germany as compared with over 3,000 in June 1933.

"There are a few score of Lewis W. Douglas, the Idea when M. Van Cauwelnert Jewish physicians as compared SENATE FLOOR FIGHT with

over 5,500 in June 1933. United States Ambassador would return to Belglum Senator Hickenlooper (Re-Forty-seven practise in Berlin to Britain, went into the

ters believed that M. Van publican) said the 1946 Atomic10 in the American sector, 21 Middlesex Hospital this Cauwelsert would tell King Energy Act forbade sharing of in the British sector, three in evening and will undergo a Leopold that the setting up of a 'Dr Schumacher then criticised U.S. weapons secrets, and neithe French and 13 in the the Ruhr Statute. It did not ther President

Truman

major eye operation to new Belgian Cabinet must come "nor Russian'

a solution of the dynastic before a aim at the internationalisation anybody else, except Congress."

resettlement of morrow,

problema. of the Ruhr Industry, he said, could change this law. He said the Jewish displaced persons

It seemed almost certain that in he would fully support Repub-from Germany is ended, but at its nationalisation

sald The operation is to remove a . Invour of Britain and France. lican Senator William Know the report, "the old active and gatoract caused by an injury though this was not likely to be a clear-cut entirely shelved," that Mr Douglas le wound up his speech by land,. another Atomic Commilt- vigorous Jewish community of while fishing in. Hampshire on solution will be further delayed, Zammed nearby streets.

sustained April 4. Mr Douglas was bad- perhaps until lato, autumn- ly hurt in the. left eye when

Reuter. a hook became embedded in lb. while he was casting his line.

attacking the German clergy and tee

"When the

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member, who has an- Germany will have come to an the German Christian parties, nounced he would lead a Senate end."--Associated Press.

declaring that the clergy had

to right to intervene in politica and that there was no such thing as Christian, only political, parties.Reuter,

ENCOURAGING VOTE

New York, July 24.-The ECA Ambassador, Mr Averell Harri- man, who arrived by plane trom Paris today, sald: The Senate, wvale on the Atlantic Pact was encouraging to Europe, whose problem now is to increase production through tower costa and prices. What is needed there is improved salesmanship and symination

trado

very

barriers.

Churchill's

tha

Mr Harriman declined to (comment

Winston on: Mr

that charge British Labour - Government thed wasted" "dollar finds,—but marolyamid: "British produc

Babatantially expanded during - Inst your."—United

·Press.

tion

Italians For

Australia

Mir Maurice Whiting, a Lon- dón eye specialist, who attend- ed. Mr Douglas „after the accl- dent, will perform the opera- tion. He will be assisted by E. C. Zorab, head of the Southampton Eye .Hospital. Brisbane, July 24.-The where Mr Douglas was taken Italian Government is ready when the accident happened. and anxious to send to Au

particularly to Sir Stowart Duke-Elder, Queensland, as many Itailans as who has been a consultant on the Federal and State govern- tho case, la away in Africa.

ments will allow, Duke Glutio

T

tralia,

and

to

Minneapolis, July 24-A man performed acrobatics on top of a 300-foot radio tower "for glass of beer" for nearly three hours before the police and his father could persuade him come down.

Several thousand spectators man stood on his head, clung to the tower with one band and made the tower sway, with his anties.

as, the

When he finally descended, ho said: "I did it on, a bet for a glass of bear." He was taken to hospital for observation.

His father saids "He is al- ways doing things like that. Ho likes to draw crowds."-Reuter,

REDS ON USIS CLOSURE

Shanghai, July 24 The Com- Mr. Douglas' and the doctors Del Batzo, the Italian Minister, have known that this opern- sald in Brisbane today.

munist_nows ogoney Bald today at a press con- that the older closing down Speaking sinco

Minister said that the United States Information found ference, the that the ove need not be all that is wanted to start the Service: was "simple, clear and moved,

migration The recovery of the muse

tion, would be necessary

when was

oya has nowɑreached the point wealth approval., “Common~ | proper" in view of the present

where the operation carried out. · ·

relationship between the United

can be There is no shortage of Slates and Red Chino,

sportsors, ainong' the Italians

The who are already here and hous was "part of the American agency said the USIS It is expected

employment are diplomatic service and as such. that Mring and Douglas will be in hospital for guaranteed by relatives and could not be allowed to operate. about two weekK". He will friends, he added.... probably have to spend another

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