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DEATH OF

CELEBRATED

COMPOSER

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Sept. 8.-Richard Strauss, the "Grand Old Man" German

composers,

of

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SÈPTEMBER 9, -1949.

DUTCH WILL BE ASKED TO TRAIN INDONESIANS

The Hague, Sept. 8.-The military aspect of a future sovereign Indonesia is gradually taking shape, an Indonesian spokesman of the round-table conference said today.

After the transfer of sovereignty, the Indo- nesians plan to invite a Dutch Military Mission to Indonesia. The Mission will include Army, Navy and Air Force sections, he said.

The Naval and Air Force

sections are expected to TWO AIRMEN

larger, suce the presont Indonesian Navy and Air Force are almost non- existent.

The Indonesians plan to In- vite a number of Dutch Army,

died Navy and Air Force Instructors here today with an appeal and technicians to work bealde The Dutch- on his lips for."old musicluna the Indonesians. who need support."

men, however, will only have Technical ndvizory position, the spokesman stressed.

Netherlands Indies

The 35-year-old cumposer of "Rosenkavaller." "Salome" and "Elektra," told his 17-year-old wife, Pauline,

his con Franz his daughter-in-law Alice, and

CAPTIVE

IN BURMA

Rangoon, Sept. 8.-High civil aviation

They're Waiting To Go Home

Russians Trying

To Stir sources said

today that Burmese rebels Royal

are holding two members of Army equipment will go auto-air crew which force- matically te The Indonesian Innded in their territory. Army. Plans are to standardise The rebels demanded 200 the Indonesian forces' equip them not to spend their money ut according to the Amer), rupees "expense money" io

his grandson Richard: Tell

on wreaths and flowers,

"Tell them to spend it instead

on old musicians who need sup- port and who cannot work ony longer."

hud Rehard Strauss

bren Gravely I for 14 days from # Heart and kidney disense.

MUSIC HIS LIFE

-considered

The composer the master of his generation-

The well be burled in

pay their fares back to. Ran- ean system.

Whilst awaiting the official goon.

of sovereignty. 1 is The airmen are Capt. Ken transfer exported that the regrouping Beggs, of Sydney, and Desmond Anglo-Burmere Fly forces in In-Laskey, of Netherlands donesia will very soon begin.radio operator, The pair were They are expected to be gradu-eaptured when they force-landed ally

the near the rebel-helt town of concentrated around

Taungdwingyl, in the Magwe port area,

TROOPS TO GO

district of central Burma.—-As- Immediately after the transfer scelated Press.

VICIOUS THRUSTS Cemetery at Munich. It is of suvereignty, the repatriation understood that he was not at of Dutch troops will begin. No Rangoon, Sept. 8-Govern- tended by a priest during his line limit has been agreed upon ment troops for to hours coun- last moments and, though yet.

formida oftered vicious thrusts by rebel However, the

southeast Catholic, did not

against the receive

the repatriation for the fine being Karens Last Sacraments.

coastal town of Paan, north of Music was Stranger life, not | shipping space permits.

Moulmein port, before driving art for art Allary negotiations between off the enemy, an official state- which he despised. the Hutch and Indonesians apment said today. the Fold methodiend

prar to among the easlest. craftsmanship of a workinbu

for the Bolieinlan

rake serve. but

in

"Wood

a

is to

them as quickly es

the

who knows his work is as near perfection as he can make it,

The whole world whistles the melodies of hits best-loved works. It is expreted that

He was born in Munich onionesians will today lay June 11, 1864. His father was draft of their new Constitution Profesor Franz Strauss, the first before the Dutch. Other work lion playe" of the Royal ing papers in the politleat and Bavarian Orchestra, and Juni-

economic sphere are expected self a master craftsman. He was te be exclummed today and in- not related to the Strauss family inorrow.-Associated Press. of waltz fame-Reuter,

SERIOUS CHARGE

300

And

Three American olera wall in Balavia, Java, for transportation home after heing pardoned by the Dutch High Commissioner on charges of running guns into Indonesia. Left to right: William B. Hallam, of Portland, Ore.; Connie W. Scigrist of Vine, Okla., and Albert. W. Onstoti, of Yuha City, Calif. They had been convicted last January and sentenced to prison terms ranging from 18 months to four years.

(ure).

Rebellion

Eastern Turkey

Istanbul, Sept. 8.-The Russians are sending in agents to stir up activity for Kurdish rebellion and independence in eastern Turkey, it is reported here. The reports come from reliable intelligence sources who have had recent contacts (AP Pic-

with the Kurdish tribes and confirm other diplomatic advi ces received.

Human Rights Court To Be Established

that

to

The sources here said theen the contrary, have tried Russian agents usually tame the Kurds and make far-

mers out of them. Kurds themselves -- can in-j

The Russians liave thus filtrate into the Kurdish trained agents from their own regions of eastern Turkey Kurdish tribes to send neroas ease he- those indelhable borders to str with comparative

tib talle of "Kurdish Itrmublic." cause it is "some of the

of independence and rebellion. wildest territory in the using new rifles for bait. world."

The dream of a Kurlish ro- They further sald that such publie has appealed to certain Russian agents are meeting with of the Kurdish tribesmen for some sucess simply because years when they regented-living they are appealing to one of under the rule of various armies that the greatest weaknesses of the governments and mountain- Kurd-his Berce, have swept back and Forth possessive love for a rille.

atrors their lands.

PATROLLING DIFFICULT

the

The rebel attack began three The political economic hours after midnight. Thirty

Strasbourg, Sept. 8.-The aspects are only beginning to Karens were killed at two European Consultative Coun- be important, the Indonesian Government soldiers killed. spokesman said.

in Midsurra, nccording to the cil voted today to establish In-statement, Communista supreme court to enforce the 200 of whom were armed with

rights huntin

in member automatic weapons--attacked a

Most of the estimated 9.000,- town of states of the council. village near the rail

000 Kurds now live in the Yamethin. The village guards

Oficials fomillar with the re- general area where the boun- who The margin in the show of!

zion around Lake. Von in Turdaries of Russia, Turkey, Iran beat off the Communists,

hands vote was, so wide retired to a nearby hamlet.

key, Tebriz in Iran and the and Imag meet. reinforcements. Assembly President Paul Henri Government

Russin, Kurdish experts here say that taking up the chase, penetrated Spank did not even give the Azerbaijan rection of

the Ruslans are operating on say that to patrol the borders a rebel strongholdi

des- tálly. PAKISTAN TO troyed it.

here successfully it "would re- the theory that they themselves The offietat communique re- The result was a victory for one soldier to every three have tile to fear from SELL BAGPIPES parted

Kurds, even if o pqfential re- Aght វា

relse members of Winston Churchill's feet."

Kurdish mountain tribes Know | bellion might backfre, and the Karen and Covernment troops European movement, which had

Karen-held Loikaw, the orginally sponsored the_project | jhis aren so well that they pay Kurds start shooting at TO SCOTLAND

no attention capitel. Asso-six months ago at 13 Brussels absolutely Karenni state

slons, conference. ciated Press.

borders, harder ntrols or in-

PROBLEM FOR TURKS ternational regulations,

Minulory by

Turkey and Iran, on the tradition, many of the Kurds other hand, are much smaller entire tribal units countries, and troublesome, re- nerose Russian Turkish, Iranian bellious tribes would be of an Iraqi horders at will even much greater potentini danger

antiez 1948 conditions. atten to then. taking their herds and decks of sheeps, eattle and horses with them.

Washington Sept. -The new dominion of Paktisin is to sell bagpipes in

Herlin, Sept. The Soviet planning licensed Gerinan News Agency Scotland. alleged today that German girls

regularly

art

It is claimed that the bagpipe

supplled tuurigated in Asia and is still

American clubs in Berlin as popular there, according to the

"prizes for poker games."

National

Berlin which

Geographic

that odds

Soetely. "American clubs in

Tibetun quite openly sponsor prostitil-mountaineers are roused to as tlon," the agency said.

much enthusiasm by the martial asie of the pipes as the Scots. music Tibetan pipers are fond of Scotch tunes and give out with

T

19:

said.

Holid

between

Arabian

Prince Sees

Sandhurst

On the same ballot, the As- sembly niso voted to establish a commission of Inquiry to assist the supreme court to sift out improper claims.

The court under the project would consist of nine persons of different nationalities to examine comlaints from Individuals or private organisations that ther fundamental rights were being

"London," Sept The Emir violated..

# skirting of "The Mansur, ninth son of King Ibn

move in

hattire

In

and

Rus-

If the Turks were forced 10 send troops into the mountains to keep order or subduc a re-

Any attempt by a handful of bellion, the fighting could always border

halt patrols to

such

across those "indefinable' spread Toven: nls would-be-suicide, Borders and dive the Russians for the Kurds are superb marks- pretext for almost any sort of men as well as canny moun-etion, especially since the Kurdish peoples are so Inter- mixed across the border.

tnineers.

RIFLES ARE BAIT

#Girls.

some of them as young 14 are hired into the chubs on various preferices. Sometimes their 'sponsor" even

The

commission would in- promises them marriage.

Campbella Are Coming" as any Saul, who is Defence Ministerude one member each of the "Frequently they are used as killed Highlander, the society of Saudi-Arabia, inspected Sand-

Council's member states. Bolli stakes in poker games. If the

hurst Royal Military Academy

the court and the commission girl refuse to go to the clubs

The ancient city of Sialkot, today.

One person vlto recently they are forribly collected 1:1

The Arabian prince, who ar-would be elected by the Coun

the Kurdish areys cara and taken to their soldier in the western Punjab, now n

It is often said that n Kurdish visited the Assembly, friends.

part of Pakistan, has long been rived yesterday on a state visit cil's Ministerial Committee and wns the guest of the Acudemy's

mountaineer loves his rifle more arounds Tebriz and Lake Van man officers at lunch.

Kurds carrying a musical instrument "The profits are reaped by the

Tonight he The rights to be upheld were than his own children, and Itald he saw American Military Govertinent fucturing centre. Many pipers of was the guest of honour at a numerated In a bill of rights is

the brand new Circh BRNO rifles this weakness that without these girls the Scottish regiments stationed in

the India during the British regimenner given by Britain's Minis-introduced by Sir David Max- Russian agents are exploiting, which they could not possibly been have obtained from either the Legal Committee for the Kurds have not ter of Defence, Mr A. V. Alex-|well-Fyte, found the Indian instruments

ander,

chalinan, and Perv Henri Teit- able to replace worn-out rifles Turks or Iranions.

He also said chiefs of somet satisfactory-United Press.

They have not re- The Emir Mansur was ac-gen, Committee secretary.—Asso- for years.

Kurdish 1ribes openly ceived guns from the Turks who, of the companied to Sandhurst by the clated Press.

spoke about Russian agents who Saudi-Arabian Ambassador to

brought driblits of the London, Sheikh Malls Wahbr,

rifles and ammunition, always and British Government re-

These agents. Promising more,

Buy

chiefs, Gre back to the Emir's London

stantly urging the Kurds of the E.C.A. Mission to China,

hotel lato in the afternoon.--

to band together to "claim your sald today some high-ranking

lands for yourselves."--United American milliary officials ad-Associated Press.

Prcs5.

since clubs would be empity,” agency charged.—Reuter,

Gen. Ritchie

Goes Home

Singapore, Sept. B-Licut- General Sir Nell M. Ritchle, who has relinquished command of

British Far East Land Forces,

His Alde-de-Camp, Captain A.

them.

F. Birch Raynardson, is also with

CONCERN OVER FORMOSA

Sau Francisco, Sept. 8. -- Roger 1). Lapham, former chief presentatives. The party drove

vocale. "going to any extreme

necessary to prevent

World Anti-TB

Conference

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Wants Hirohito To

Quit His

His Palace

Tokyo, Sept. 8.Emperor Hirohito and his family may be invited politely. in the not too distant future to move due of their big palace grounds in contral Tokyo to nowly-built mansion in the romote fringes of the city. The idea comes from one of Japan's now postwar rich, who has more than a barrolful of yan.

the city.

more

Hirohito

the

new

сол

Apparently Fell From

Hospital

friendly control of Formosa. Hurricane Winds salis today for Britain in the ite did not identify the offelals. liner Corfu, necompanied by Associated Press.

Of 130 Miles Lady Ritchle and their two children.

Miami, Florida, Sept. 8-The centre of £ huge Atlantic Gen, Ritchie's next appoint- Copenhagen, Sept. 8.-A four-hurricane narrowly missed Der

The idea is similar to tomb of Hirohito's father, for- ment is as Commander of the day International Tuberculosis muda today, sparing the Island

winds of up to 130 miles sponsored by

another plan which, accord-mer Emperor Talcho. The site the British Army Staff in Washing-Congress

Nations ton and military member of the Unl ed

International hour,

ing to the beat available in- would be about 10 miles out of Fund The chlef storm forecaster · at Joint

Emergency Services

The Commission, Children's

Athens, Sept. 8. Miami sald that the storm's formation, is much succeeding Gen. Sir William D. opened in Copenhagen today.

More than six delegates from centre was 60 miles east of Ber-likely to succeed. This one

new palace as a "gift" from his American Embassy said the Morgan,

all over the world will discuss muda at 0 nm. local time (2 calls for depriving Hirohito admirers. In return he would body of an American, Her- the progress of the international p.m. GMT). Ships were warned of about one-half of his make available to them the re-bert Spencer Allen, Jr., aged anti-TB drive. Associated to avoid the storm. Most vessels

had cleared out of its path and present palace grounds. The maining half of his old palace about 30, of Manchester, Press

others Toported themselves aren then would be con- grounds. That, in turn, would steaming at top speed

this morning after having west, of the centre as it

if up-verted into a park and make be thrown open to the public New Hampshire, was found as a popular amusement Atlante room for a transit system the North

Whether Hirohito himself is "apparently" fallen from the proached shipping lanes north of Berto down-town Tokyo, cut- inclined to go for this idea, or roof of the Evangelismos muda-Router,

ting right across the city not, at this stage of things is Hospital. from the north.

definitely unknown.

Gen. Ritchle's left leg is still

in a plaster cast as a result of

his fall at a horse show in June. -Associated Press.

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BATOZER DEL

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"From what I hear from the outside, we'll look back on

this as the happiest-time of our lives,”.

Long Trip Under pleasantly, bearer to the din of

It would expose Hirohito un-,

traffle and the noise of the mul-

titudes. And that is where the promoters of a new palace come in with their project.

10 MILES OUT

would receive his

WRB

The Embassy said that accord- ing to preliminary Investigation CONEY ISLAND

Allen had gone up to the roof "We would like to borrow of the hospital last evening

graphs. His body

not, many features right from Coney, about 6.30 pm. to take photo-

of the pro- however, found until this

morn- Island," said one moters..

1.

before noon. It was identified by the pass- In the olden days in Japan this kind of talk would have port, and papers in his pockets. mount "sacrilege"

and instant Full Investigation is under way. reprisal, with mercy, for Allen is a former Lieutenant in

no It has occurred to them that

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