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End Of Grain Race

inc four-musted

barque, Pamir, arrives at Falmouth, England, carrying a cargo of 4,200 tons of grain after a stormy voyage of 127 days from Australia. (AP Picture).

FASTER EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICES FOR EUROPE

Brighton, Oct. 13. Faster and more convenient express train services across Europe were announced by railway chiefs from 20 nations here tonight, There will be more through coaches and speedier international con-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPII, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1949.

Compromise Sought ROXY

To End Indonesian Debt Deadlock

The Hague, Oct. 13,-Dutch and Indonesian negotiators were to day studying three compromise proposals to solve the Indonesian national debt deadlock, reported to be delaying, progress in the round-table confer- ence here on the future of Indonesia.

PRESSURE

ON CATHOLIC

CLERGY

hold

Two of the proposals sub- not easy but they believe that mitted in the form of alter-t would be possible to untives came

from Indo-Plenary session of the round- iable conference la about a fort- nesian delegates and one night on the Union sta ute and from the Dutch:

the chterler of the transfer of sovereignty.—-Reuter.

One Indonesian proposal, é

is understood, gives an undis-

closed figure in gullders which POCKET CARTOON

the Indonesians would be, pra- Prague, Oct. 18. — Au-¡pared to take over from the thoritative Church Rources Dutch os Indonesia's national estimated today that about:

debt,

800 Catholic prients had so Alternatively, the Indonesians for been arrested in Czecho- were belleved to have suggested; slovakia for their opposition!

that the debt dispute Le re- to the State's now Church mittee for a binding decision

ferred to a neutral foreign com- law.

The Dutch were said to have The latest reports from proposed that the problem bef various districts showed that submitted to a round-table con-i priests marked down as incur-erence special committee, com- ally reactionary" were being prising D. M. Hirschfield, scized and committed to "cor- he Dutch Government Commis- rective labour" camps.

loner for Marshall Pan Alt. Mere H. Cochran, the United Sintes member of the Jesited Nations Indonesian Commission, and Dr Djjanda. the Indonesian Republican Finance Minister.

Private but first-hand sources at the game time reported in- ektents indicating that consider sible pressure was being brought to bear on the Catholic elergy to persuade them to acquiesca in the Government's plans

The propo:nis are expected to be contacted tomorrow by

These reports said that priests sho Financial and Economic were being threatened with Committees of the round-table destitution. Arrests were con= |c.nference, tinuing and violence was being ured in some cases, these ro- ports neserted.

The new Church

proposed by the State include

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favourable sign after the stand-2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m. the establishment of a Depart still that at one time seemed to iment of Slate in edmin'ster threaten the whole SUCCESS of

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TARZAN A TARGET FOR JUNGLE,

All priests will become clvl) Depression prevailed Jost servants to be paid, at improved week-end when 1 proposal, rates, only if they are judged made by Mr Contestants THUGS

-- Looking his billion- dollar

acceptable to the regime,

amount of t the Netherlands at 4,000,030,003 | The new Minister will be cm-guilders was rejected by the nowered to fill vacant parishes. | Dutch and then withdrawn by He can dismiss unwanted priests Mr Cochran, and install clergyinen regarded:

ast reliabķi.

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Observers said that the new

Indonesians by the become effective on November naming. specific sum for Indonesia's debt to Holland when the Archbishops und

meant that the Indonesians bad Bishops themselves will become

abandoned the stand taken du. kyully dependent on the Govern-

week-end ing the

conference mint for their appointments and near Utrecht a fortnight ago. their incomes-Reuter,

They were reported to have surprised the conference by saying that they doubted who- ler Indonesla owned Hollan anything and claiming that Ifot- iend owned Indonesia 1,700,- | 000,000 gulidera,

nections, but few additional trains because Europe is still VANDERBILT

short of rolling stock as a result of the war.

These result = of the eight- dar Koroncan Railway Time Table Conference were vealed at a press conference here thway.

Oue of the laggest kopove. mente na 24102 vist at the travelling time between London and Istanbul by the Simplon Orlend Express, Frau May. When Luropean suunat time tables Jake effect. Journey can be made fr 84

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Other achievements of the Conference were:

new daily train In July. August not early September from Boulogne in Cotee (Swit

erinu 1).

THE connecting with PRADA spro ol JICW Pervice av Lowton nt 420 in the afternoon.

spent-up of the Arlberg Orient Express by one hour nte h dires Han between Parks and Vesana

HEIRESS

REMARRIES

London, Oct. 13.-Cornelia Vanderbilt, once called the world's richest bride, became a bride a second time yester- day.

wub

MAIN REASONS

I was felt in conference clr. eles today that the pessimism about the outcome of the con- ference and the fears of L

lature were now unjustified.

Two main reasons were given: 1. Failure would be 30 :xtremely harmful to both

think of it,"

The grand-daughter of famed delegations that they "dore not A pe-up of the Sena finavi

Commodore Vanderblit hours, against the 108 hours it Swirland-Italy Express by

married in deepest sterecy Lu takes today. fht

s.lt more than two hours in ench 15

Vivian Francis buikely John- 12 hours more than the prewar direction between Man time for the 2,178-mile trip

and (cou, 48-year-vid Longon ban- ker. A notice of intention to wed gave her age as 43.

R. me.

from

SECOND CONNECTION

The travel ing thee Paris to Belgence on the Stmp-

2. The area of disagreement now left was so small that, en one obrervir puts it, "it is not worth spoiling the ship for a half penny-worth of tar."

EDGAR RICE

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PROBLEMS REMAINING: Jolinson drove up back stresia) The day service

and shipped through the back

The Military Committee of HUSBAND

Amsterdam and Basle will be Registry Office in London for a

Joor of the drab Kensington the conference

running considerably accelerated.

New brief

sincothly and was well Advancod Hollywood, Oct. 13. row services have been ar-only four people.

ceremony, witnessed by on Its own. they said. There 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. Shirley Temple, dimpledged for the 1950 Ho'y Year

WA complete agreement On Ink Belgium Then they vanishod. They

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baby star who grew up into al Holland with Rome. a glamour girl, said today The travelling :ime between the bride's four-storey brick status of Dutch civil servants in that she had decided 10 Paris and Rome has been cut to house in the fashionable Ken Indonesia was about the only divorce her husband, actor less than 23 hours by speeding sington district or at Bulkcicy remaining difficult point.. John Agar, after "crying up the express service via Johnson's neighbouring home.

Outstanding problems tha! about it for the Just two

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At the Registry Offee, Bui-still awaited solution were the weeks."

he Orient Express

sections of keley Johnson was quoted as national debt and the status of have been saying: "We wanted no fuss speeded up by three hours bother."

or New Guinea, hrough a reorganisation of cus-

The Indonesians considered toms and Belgian frontier con- Miss Vanderbilt was

once the Dutch arguments for trol.

called America's richest giri. Including New Guinea in the "The Orient Express will now (She Inherited US$10,000,000 future Federal Republic "wenk" convey third-class coaches along from her father, George W and sold that the Linggadjati and

he entire route.-Reuter.

Vanderbilt-Associated Press. Renville Agreements" provided

for its inclusion.

Her counsel, George Stahlman. said a mill probably' would be Ale: Inte today under the standard movis colony chargo of "mental cruelty".

"I am so confused and un- happy," sal Shirley, "I don't know whether it's Jack's fault or mine. All I know is there la no possible chance of reconcilia- flon."

Misa. Temple, who was a 17: year-old bride four years ago in she of the town's fanciest Valen- the tine-style wedlings, sald cause of the break-up WOH "strictly a personul thing be- tween Jack and me.":

"I do not want to discuss II,” she added. "But I would not cal Jour marriage a Hollywood' marriage. This is something that happens to loin. of people. It would have happened to us If we hau been living any place. Hollywood has nothing to do with it. We both tried very hard, but

it wouldn't work

Shirley added that she hoped everybody would not make too much fun. "I would like to Ireep this us dignified and quiet na possible," she saidUnited Preas

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CRACK TRAIN JUMPS RAILS

Calcutta, Oct. 13 - At lengt ive persons were killed and S1 more injured when the "crock Bombay mail train fumved the enlls 80 miles from Calcutta, was learned here today,

Some of the injured persons are not expected to live.

The accident occurred late on Wednesday night.

JANE.

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