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STRIKE VIOLENCE

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1949,

The camera catches a woman picket about to club an unsuspecting man violence flared again in the 16-week-old Bell aircraft factory strike, at Buffalo, New York. At the extremo left, a deputy is starting to swing his club at the woman. (AP Picture).

U.N. GREEK MAKES GOOD

SETTLING

COMMISSION

BEGINNING DIFFERENCES

Lake Success, Oct. 5.—The United Nations Conciliation Commis- sion has made "a good beginning” in its efforts to settle differences between Greece and hor Northern neighbours, its Canadian chairman, Mr Lester Pearson, told the United Nations Political Committee today.

NEHRU

Other members of the Cominission are the Presi-

WILLdent of the Assembly, Gen-

erni Carlos Romulo, the

RESEARCH

HAVE FULL Trygve Lie, and the Poll-

Secretary General, Mr IN AFRICA

PROGRAMME

New York, Oct. 6.Mrs Vijaya Lakami Pandit, the

tical Committee's Vice- Chairman, Mr Sellm Sam- |

per.

Mr Pearson was replying to demanda of the

Easteni

11.

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Communist German COMMENCING Council Becomes People's Chamber

Berlin, Oct. 5.-The Communist People's Council" of Soviet-occupied Gormany tonight ap pointed itself the German "People's Chamber" in a move toward formation of a separato East German state,

The Council's Steering Committee announced the action in a brief communique following a meeting in the Soviet sector of Berlin. Formal proclamation of the new Eastern government and appointment of n 12- man Cabinet are expected w.thin two weeks.

of Berlin

AT THE

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A love that had to travel from Burlesque to Broadway and backi

BETTY

GRABLE

DAN

The Council's press office Ministry on the Wilhelmsplatz Bild the entire

400-man in the Soviet sector Communist-dominated Coun- the proclamation of an cil would meet on Friday, Germaiï government.`-- when it would officially shed

today to make final plans for DAILEY

East

The meeting was attended by its title of "People's Coun-members of the Presidium of ell", and assume its new the People's Council And the "People's Chamber" role. "block of democratic. parties."

When My

Council spokes Baby Smiles

The U.S. High Commissioner, A People's John McCloy, brushed off Rus-man confirmed that the Council sian hints of a peace treaty would meet on Friday' for "o with the East German state on a highly Important meeting." story he had heard than a year."

This has been a

"for more

According to reports from favourite usually reliable German sources, theme of Soviet propaganda the East German government for more than a year," he said. will be

proclaimed at tho "In fact, it was expounded at great length by Mr Vyshinsky at tho Paris conference Epring. As 15 known. Council of

meeting.

At all Soviet Zone

party Jast headquarters

In the Soviet

party mem

the sector. Important Foreign Ministers

#peace

treaty

bas met repeatedly since the pers from all parts of the Zone end of the war in the hope of the government.—Rouler.

the today held last-minute talks on working

out which would

ensure to Ger- many free political Institutions, "As is also known, the Soviets thus far have blocked positive action in this direction. every Their alm has only been Soviet-dominated, satellite

state."

The Soviets indicated today that they would algn a peace trenty with the Communist- lominated Central Government, which 13 to bo formed in Eastern Germany,

and then

would withdraw the Russian |

sccupation trofeml reports

Official and ndicate that the new govern- ment, claiming jurisdiction over

لاد

of Gormany's 60,000,000 people, will be formed on Fri- Aay by a proclamation of the Soviet Zone People's Council.- United Press.

LAST-MINUTE TALKS

Berlin, Oct. 5. Leading Soviet Zone political figures met in the former Nazi Propaganda

Infringement Of

London, Oct. 5,Three American agricultural European group for information

Patent Claim Indian Ambassador, has aranous thetr allegation that the perts today called for an in- rived in New York to put Greek Government had broken tensification of research in hours of private discussions with London, Oct. 5-After several the final touches to the pro-a promise to suspend all execu-British African territories.

ilon of

Mr Henry Ford II in an effort gramme in this city of the

guerillas and had shot

They were Dr W. V. Lambert to settle out of court his $251,- Georgiu Indian Prime Minister. Pan- lender.

Doethenes, a trude

of Nebraska University, Dr000,000 claim against the Ford dit Jawaharlal Nehru, who Mr Pearson sald that the A. McCall of the United Company for an alleged in- is visiting America soon.

Conciliation group had bren Staten Department of Agricul- fringement of patent, 04-year- taking its work seriously" ture, and Mr Marlin C. Cline of old Mr Harry Ferguson, 0 Bri- Slight changes have

tight tractor manufacturer, been had met members of the Greek Comell University. mad: in the Prime Minister's delegation as well as reprezenta.

They have just returned from night declared: "The proposals programme.

tives of Britain, the United States 21.000-mile survey of African made to me were completely and Russin and hoped to see ro- territories, part of a technicat | unacceptable." presentatives of the other salstance

under programmo

at the zovments involved shortly.

Matchall Aid. "We must all hope that that work will end successfully and that nothing will be done to

that success." rejudice

he attl,

It is learnt that Mr Nehru -will address tho House of Representatives, lụ W chington, and the Senate on October 13.

The original intention was to invite Mr Nehru to address Joint session of Congress, but certain structural alterations which are being carried out it

Pearson catcl that the Greek delegation had reported that Mr Domesthenes had been

Dr Lambert-paid a tribute to the work being done by the Colonial Office who "have gone about their task vizoroudly and, considering the fact that they very short-handed, have made remarkable progress."

But ho

re

the Capitol Have made such an found guilty by a court martial research Eed the need for

arrangemat physically impos-and unanimously sentenced to

death on September 23.

Bible.

HYDE PARK VISIT

FOUR MORE CASES

After addressing the House The sentence Was carricu Representatives and the out before the promulgation of Prime clemency measures mentioned guest at before the Political Committee Cannally by the Greek delegate on Sep-

Sena Lember 20. Committee,

of Senate.

Indian the Mirister will be the tunch of Mr Toin Chairman of the Foreign Relations and to the Krause sentatives

Committee.

The Polish del-gate,

WASTED EFFORT "Research specialists can save years of wasted effort," he zuid. "It is the best investment any nation can make."

Dr Lambert sald that they were impressed by the enormou potential for plant growth in Afrien.

"One of the encouraging things we observed is the great extent Mr to which soil conservation proc

of Pon. Mullus Katz-Suchy, declared F.pign Affairs that

Domesthenes oven shot 12 hours after the

Mr

Hices

employed In

are being any areas," he said.

Dr Lambert thought that much could be done to improve

On returning from his visit to Creek aclegnie's saten the Roosevelt home at Hyde He also alleged that there he African breeds of cattle. Park, Mr Nehru will most awere four more cases of people This was desirable because they number of American friends of being shot desp.ts the Green were more resistant to, diseases

dence,

Arrangements have been made

for Uils now item on the pro-

The Americans return to the United States on Saturday. Reuter.

India who played a prominent Greek Government's promise. and parasites. European live- part in advocating India's cause. Mr Katz-Suchy moved that stock could thrive only in the during her struggle for indepen- the debate, on the Greek quca Kenya highlands.

tion be reopened but he was by 34 votes to cix defeated with 14 abstentions.

Mr Amazasp Arutiunian gramme. For this meeting, Mrs Pandit has sent out special in- nad voted for a reopening of the (Soviet Union) acclared that he vitations. Those Invited Include Tebate because "n continuation leaders of public opinion, labour of terror against the demoeraile representatives, newspapermen elements in Greece rules out and radló commentatora-the possibility of if settlement" Router.

Heuter..

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