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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

1945

LOST IN ARCTIC

NYLONS BREAD AND WORK

SEIZED IN

LONDON

by

London, Aug. 31--Scot land Yard Flying Sqund officers, accompanied Customs and Excle men, seized largo quaniliies of nylon stockings in London

today.

Almost the entire pro- duction of nylon stockings in Britain bas to be ex- ported under Government regulations.

Today's

rali followed monks of Intensive In- mor quiries into the supply of nylon sold in the streets of London and other offer,

The police belleved the nylon seized form a small

of the part

quantities which they know hayo been diverted Inlo the home

merket. The stockings, which were Intended for export,

were alleged to have been obtained from manufacturers by small firms, who produced wit appeared to Le genuine export order-Reuter.

RIOTS WORRY

ISRAELI POLICE

Tel-Aviv, Aug. 31. Israeli police today patiently watched for positive signs of who may be behind several recent "bread and work” demonstrations which have been staged in the seaside promenade near the Knesset by young immigrants and war veterans.

Similar

Suspicion points to Communists. demonstrations were reported from Jerusalem, Haifa, Lydda and Ramleh, and a number of other new immigrants' centres.

Bread and work have not been plentiful in Israel. But

INDONESIA'S matters have improved since

STATUS

DEBATED

Dr Bernard Joseph launched an austerity campaign.

cost The

of living index, which reached a high in April 1940, fell by 12 points in May. But the general index stl four times the 1939 base, food

DISMANTLING Lake Success, Aug. 31-five times the 1930 price, clolli

WORKERS STONED IN governing territory" on the immigrants

GERMANY

to withdraw.

demonstratora

over-

| Russla failed here today in ing seven times, and rent still

an attempt to have Indo-at wartime peak. nesia removed from the The employment situation has category of "non self-been serious. Out of 23,022 and 'discharged grounds that it was an inde-soldiers who asked for work in June, about eight percent were pendent State.

employed for less than seven Mr A. Soldatov, the Soviet days. About half of them 10- delegato, proposed to theceived full or nearly full em- United Nations Committee on ployment.

SERIOUS CLASHES

The demonstrations continue. They were beginning to develop into serious clashes

with the

the Knesset. Yet these do-

The Schnorkel-equipped U.S. submarine Cochino, shown above at her launching in April 1945, was lost on August 26 while on a training cruise In Arctic. waters. An explosion in the battery room and fire destroyed the vessel. Seven persons lost their lives in the accident. (AP Picture,)

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Settlement Over Dodecanese Is.

ITALY SIGN

AND GREECE AGREEMENT

SECRET

PICTURE ON

CAFE WALL

Washington, Aug. 31- The U.S. Navy's spectacular and suppressed-aerial re- connaissance photograph of Washington taken from a Banshee jet fighter 48,846 feet above the capital was found on public display to- day in a restaurant.

The picture, believed to be the highest neroplano shot ever taken, reportedly played a ble role in the recent Congressional B-30 bomber investigation. Publication, planned originally for last week, was held up by The Defence Department's Public Information Office.

However, one copy turned up -enlarged three or four times on the wall of the "club 400," blocks from the White few

House.

pro-

POCKET CARTOON

MARG

"If you don't keep still how can I find your. splinter?"

London Express Bervice

Scotland Yard

The delighted Unearths priotor disclosed that It had been staring down at his patrons the part week without causing even a ripple of atten- tion from the Army, Navy and

for

Jewel Cache

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photograph by an unidentified naval officer, who a band of international jewel to ensues that replies are re- told him he could

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The pleture already

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this early

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ponsibility for pictures

Innyone

one to publish it anywhere, US$085,000 In Jewellery of charge. let alone on a cafe wall,

The

police, of whom eight were hurt in the most recent fracas near monstrators have not won the public's sympathy. The reason is a general feeling that there is questions concerning the Dodecanese islands and the pay startling detall every "target" in more to these street perform- ment by Italy to Greece of $105,000,000 in reparations the city. Taken with the new

over the next five years, were providd for in an Italian-high-altitude Grock agreement which was signed here tonight.

The picture takes in a 121- square-mile sweep of the capital Rome. Aug. 31-A settlement of all outstanding and surrounding Maryland and Virginia areas, bring out In

Oberhausen, Aug. 31 non-relf-governing territories Shouting workers today that it should refuse to discuss which the stoned lorryloads of work-e information

lind men who were sent to dis-Netherlands Government mantle a chemical plant at binitted about Indonesia. Oberhausen, forcing them He said that a study of the

Linggadjati

agreement proved that the Republic of Indonesia hnd become an independent The tured

the state. car carrying 11

The

"Renville subæquent German head of the dismantling,

to which the firm, and attacked him mud Areement,"

Government as they re-Netherlandst

ferred, had been imposed on Indonesia by force and was, while Immigration from Colonel Mair, the Commandant therefore, not "legal and bind-Rumania Insted, it was con- of Oberhausen, and the Chair-in

-ditional Engg".

ол the candidates' man of the Works Counell, No information relating to submission Lo n meticulous appealed to the angry demon-Indonesia, transmitted by the

in Bucharest, screening elrators to return to the factory, Netherlands, should, therefore, centre consistently rejected and within 30 minutes most of be discussed in the Committee. them were back at work.

another passenger treated.

Fourteen policemen arrived Inter but needed to take action.

no

The German Social Democra- le Party today declared In Hanover that an estimated loss of £172,000,000 through eight Genman works due to be dis-

mantled, would be "completely

hos

unbearable" to Germany's economy, which

already been mutilated" by the Potsdam Agreement-{{cuter.

Commonwealth

Preference

In Burma

Karachi, Aug. 31.-Burma has negotiated trade and navigation agreements with the United Kingdom, the U.S. and other countries, U. Maung. Burmese Foreign Minister, revealed in Kara- chi today.

CONTRADICTED

TC

Mr A. I. Spits (Netherlands), snk that the Committee itself had no competence to decide on the righteousness of what in- formation il-should or should not discuss

anges than meets the eye.

It is no longer a secret that

The

Zionists. The several thousand Jews who were registered_hnd to swear allegiance to the Com- munists before they sailed to the Promised Land

There is evidence that the centre sent the Communist Party in Tel-Aviv Hists of the would be 'haverim' (comrades) due in Haifa. But when the haverim"

Dr

Mukunis

Tich-tseng (Chinn), who thought come most of them did nuns

the Committee had a right port to decide whether information Communist Party.

He was contradicted by Mr Li

that to transmitted by governments did, in fact, deal with Governing territory."

non-self-

io Co

to

PROFESSOR

BERNAL ON

THE

Navy

camera, whose detalls are still secret, the photograph clearly shows, the The

agreement, which Pentagon, naval air station, Bolling Field, national airport, was signed by Count Carlo naval ordnance plant and such

Sforza, the Foreign Minis-tourist attractions as the Capitol,

ter, for Italy, and Dr Dmitri the White House and the Lin-

coln Memoriai-United Press. Capsalis, the Greek Minister

in Rome, for Greece, was designed to resolve all points Greek Army SPOT at issue between the two

countries over Greece's

peace treaty with Italy. Attacks Said

branches of

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Newcastle-on-Tyne, Aug. Greece agreed to give Italian 31.-The British Association citizens in the Dodecanese the of opportunity to transfer to Italy for the Advancement

and funds from Science voted today to post-goods

liquidation of their

their properties, pone the nomination of Pro- The Greek Government also

London, Aug. 31.—A com-2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. fessor J. D. Bernal, the annulled its Since then negotiation for

requestration of munique of the Communist transfer of the remaining 375,000 physicist, for membership certain

Italina Democratic Greek Army such as Jews in Rumonia have bogged in the organisation's Coun-arms in the islands,

banks and tobacco shops, claimed today that two down, and Bucharest has cil because of statements slammed the door in the face which he is reported to have Islands,

Italy ceded the Dodecanese Government attacks in the of Jews desiring

which lie off Asia Grammos region along the to Jerusalem.

made at the recent Peace Minor,

Greece. Greece Albanian border were agreed Congress in Moscow,

to restore all privately-

repulsed with, heavy casual- NEW COLD WAR

owned Italian ships in the area The Association, holding its and to give to Italy 22,000,000 ties. Israells

fabout are fully aware of 11th annual meeting here decided { lirn

£111,000) which the new cold war

waged on that the physicist, a professor at were withdrawn from circula- tion at the time of the Greek self-governing territories to sub-Zionists in some Eastern states. Birbed: College, and a former. mit regular information to the The Israeli Legation in Bucha- Cambridge lecturer, should an

occupation. United Nations on

good economic, rest does not hold out social and educational condi- prospects for Rumanian Jewry's swer questions to be put to him

ions in their territories.

migration to Israel. The same by the Associatlon after his re- is true of the 150,000 Jews in turn to Britain. flungary.

He was supported by Mr B. Shiva Rao, India, who said that The Committee was entitled to scrutinise the question whether the information properly fell under Article 13 (E) of the Charter.

This Article asks govern ments whlelt administer non-

Mr Shiva Hao ndded that the real question was whether the Republic of Imtionesia

VOTE TAKEN

came

Other Eastern

"

The Italian undertook

to

At the same time, the Albanian egency accused telegraphic Greek "Royalist Fascist" of continuing their provocations our southern Frontier by land and air."

on

De-

slovakia allowed 20,000 to not mass bombing that defeated The Greek Government agreed ocratic units repelled the at-

of

ALAN LADD

RUSSELL BENDIX

CALCUTTA

JUKE OURREZ

ITALY TO PAY

The Greek rebel communique Government as monilored in London sald: разу back

In the morning of August 29 In a speech at Gorky Park in Greck citizens credits held in the enemy attacked in at- states have Moscow on Friday, he was re-and also to make good on in-positions at Flikati Petru. within the category of a not-not been as stubborn. Bulgaria ported to have said:

Italian banks in the Dodecanexo tempt to capture Democratic self-governing territory.

let 30,000 Jewp go.

"It wassurance policies similarly hold. no Czocho-

locks, infleting

beavy losses. employ Attacks leave and is expected to iste Germany but the lierole. Red "in principle" to the

in the sectors was exit visas to

of an unspecifiert number Hamenih, ment the remaining | Army."

Steno and Ayids British Commonwealth

If not, the Committee

Poland too, is allow-

of Italian workers in the econo- Christefords were also repelled. Errol Flynn Professor Bernal also said: "In mie reconstruction trics would have preferences in competent to decide that certain 20,000.

of Greece. Two enemy alreraft were shot. trade, he lold a press conference, information transmitted no lon-ing all of its 10,000 to go.

capitalist countries, the direction In return for a payment by down. Enemy casuntiles He added that he will go to ger concerned a territory which

It is becoming increasingly of science is in

the hands of Italy of $3,750,000, it underlook 235 dead and over 600 wounded." Europe townrda the end of was non-self-governing.

that Israel's slightest Australian and clear

aim is to to forge the liquidation of two-Associated Press. The British, September

whose only all move in the direction of the destroy and torture people to Greece, which

thirds of the Itailan Dominion representatives agreements.

stated that the Committee did West makes prospects of Jewish that their own profits may be Burma will soon sign Д not have the competence to de-nugration from the East dim-secured for some years longer powered to take under the peace THE MOST UP-TO-DATE THEATRE ON THE MAINLAND

mer. Already the 30,000

irenty. separate agreement with Com-cide on the question.

Intake hag monwealth countries for the This view was sustained by a monthly

halved-United Press.

coun-

10

complete the

supply of arms and ammuni- vote of 12 ta four--India, fion to Burma, U. Maung sald. Chinn, Egypt and 'the

Pakistan and India had in the past supplied arms and ammuni. tions to his country to fight the Karens, he added.

voling against-Reuter,

been

USSR

Explaining

Burma's

polley

YOUNG FDR IS MARRIED

towards the former

Settling White Russians

Italian

colonies in Africa. U. Moun

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Press.

31.- York, August

Franklin

those

assets in

it

cm- wag

Greece will give Italy half the ADVISER TO GOVT value of privately-owned ships belonging to Italy in Greek "They show this by their hands. choice of weapons--not weapons Count Sforza sald that the of contest against equal agreement marked a "new epoch Italo-Greek' relations." Ho opponents, but weapons of mass in

resolves

the destruction meant for destroying added: "It housea And Acids, for the important outstanding economic and problems between the two coun. polsoning of men, women

tries. It comes at a particularly chilldren,"

and period in Italo-Greek re- lations."

Professor Bernal, aged 48.

A NEW ERA

الم

Dr Capsalls declared: "This

past

Geneva, Aug. 31-The Domi- said that his country supported Representative

Dnlean Republic. has offered to Brigadier General Sir Harold Pakistan at the last session of Roosevelt, Jr and Miss Suzanne accept 000 White Russian refu-Hartley was appointed President the UN General Assembly and Perrin were married today inges from Shanghai who have of the Association. would continue to support the home of the bride's mother. | been given permission to remain Pakistan for the liberation of Among those present was Mrs until October on the Philippine was wartime adviser, to the is the most important of a series the Arab countries-Associated Eleanor Roosevelt. mother of island of Samar, the Interna Ministry of Home Security, and

the bridegroom--United Press. Bonni Refugee Organisation an- later a scientific adviser to the

nounced today.

Chief of Combined Operations." The Republic, has sont a two- "He is a Fellow of the Royal man selection team to Samar, Society. In March this year, he which already has accepted 208 was one of four British delegates "If it is implemented in good perrons,

to the "World Peace Congress" faith, as I am sure that it will The IRO cald that Australia, in New York, whose visas were be, it will open a new era of which last April accepted 500 revoked by the US State De- good relations between the two

partment-Reuter. refugees, had agreed to receive

30320

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Sir Harry Louder Unchanged.

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of agreements that we have con- cluded with Italy in the year. It provides for the basis of economie. collabortion be tween the two countries in the years to come,

countries."

An Italo-Greek Commission will supervise the implementas tion of the agreement---Reuter.

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Melbourne, Au

Auz. 31. The

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fèr, Mr Arthur Calwell, foclay --London," Aug. 31-The Coun- said the Chinese he proposed to which was established deport as ship's desertors were the North Atlantic Treaty will

no credit to ViChina and ho Strathaven, Scotland, Aug. value to Australia" He said hold its first meeting in Wash

Fald ington on September, 17, the 31.--The condition of Bir Harry most of them had beft their raraign Oftes announced today. Lauder, the Scottish comedian, ships at a critical stage of the Under Article of the Allah- who was earlier today reported war after demanding exorbitant llc Pact, the Conadil was set up to be losing strength was to- rates to pay for going to seni ja ta "consider matters concertaria night unchanged, his declare NO

Since then, he continued, they the implementation of thr Had.boon fothy, with prostitutes gnty

The Foreign Omos added that: Sir Harry, who is 70, is the Sydney slums where it was expected that the Foreign gravely il with cerebral thróm-immigration. officers found Ministers of all the parties to the bosta-Reuter.

thor:-United Pross,

Pact will attend/---Reuter, S

said.

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