1949-10-31 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHI, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1949.

US Union Leader FRENCH CHILDREN "ADOPTED" | Big Welcome

Supports Truman's Foreign Policy

Cleveland, Oct. 30-The President of the Con- grees of Industrial Organisations, Mr Philip Mur- ray, today charged that the work of the United Nations was in many respects "frustrated

Union and the .by

so-called the Soviet 'people's democracies' through the misuse of the veto power and the transformation of international conferences into platforms for propaganda and abuse.'

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In a 67-page report to the 11th annual conven- tion of CIO, Mr Murray termed the United NationsTM "our best hope for peace."

Peking Radio

'Warns' U.S., Greece And Australia

He said that in order to cheek the threats of Soviet aggression In the absence of world collective Accurity "our Government has joined with the Western European democracies in the Atlantic "pact. Our foreign econo

mic policy is slowly being developed in accordance with our responsibilities as n world power aiming at world peace and prosperity." Mr Murray said the CIO re- San Francisco, Oct. 30.-garded the North Atlantic Buci The Chinese Communist an a "necessary development" to Party, in a Peking Com-mupplement the European

covery Programme munist Radio broadcast heard here today, "warned"

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the United States Supremel caghtand that the basis for world i Court to revoke the prison pener sentences of the 11 Ameris, éconcante recovery can Communist leaders.

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tee also "warned the Australian

and Greek Government to re- voke the stences of, Lourencer Louis Starkey, Austrails Com

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Ten of munists October 21 to the maxunum o Ave years inprisonment

Mr and Mrs Gerard B. Hale of Santa Barbara, California, place wreaths on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Watching are some of a group of 100 children from the French village of Maille, recently "adopted" by the Hales, All the youngsters lost a parent or relative in the

(AP Picture). German Massacre of the village in 1944.

W. German Leader On European Recovery

SUGGESTS U.S.

U.S. GOLD LOAN

Prepared For Nehru In San Francisco

San Francisco, Oct. 30.- Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister of India, was today flying across America, for a two-day visit to San Francisco.

Mr Nehru was resuming his triumphant American, tour after n qalet weekend spent as the guest of Mr Loula Johnson, the United Statca Secretary

of Defence, at the spectacular West Virginian

resert of mountain White Sulphur Springs

The party was making the 260-mile fight in Mr Johnson's lane, an American Air Force four-engined Constellation,

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Newpapers In this city gave "advance welcome" to the Indian Premier in their 90-page Sunday issues.

The San Francisco Chronicle said: "San Francisco brings out the red plush today, Jawaharlal Nehru is coming to town."

The newspaper said: "As the spiritual and

and political heir of Mahatma Gandhi, as the father of 350,000,000 free and resurgent Mr Nehru already bulks people, large

the history of the post. war world. The circumstances of this, his visit to the United States, bear witness to the belief la high places that he will bulk

Yen Inrger."

GUARD OF HONOUR

The San Francisco Examiner Mr cave prominent display to Nehru's programme in Califor nin, and listed his achievements

a fighter for freedom The Governor of

Californin

citi.

Mr Earl Warren, is among the

rominent San Francisen ons expeted at Hamilton Air- the Indian Geld to welcome

This arrives

ad when he rening

A picked detachment of troops

Paris, Oct. 30.-Dr Franz Bluecher, West German Vice- Chancellor, today suggested that the United States could help with the the perimeter of the achieve free convertibility of European currencies by lending The CT secopsees haly that gold to Europe for a currency stabilisation fund.

int in temal poolemmy

one to three years for conspit Ing to lanch the overthrow of The United

States Government, crear ime Trade

within!

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Gold lent for much

he fruitful in Calate whether | can afford no [3wls4cs4wtal! Istend of ring sterile

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by force. They have appealed and at regards the trade agree against the sentences,

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egg for breskfast. The egg are here and I have the imenity at

mesking the necessary emance.

the development Fort Knox," he told Reuter | home, but there is d feety in if such a flow 1 contnrace." be in his arrival here. Naked

The Chinese Communist stale ment Bald that the Parly'a Cen- tral Committee "Armly protests

A belly and flourishing a against these three reactionary

und gut and export Trade lutt al and barbarous sentenera and

ways been basic part of the Court of warna the Supreme

ung 10 polley. tho

the Australian United States, Government and the Athena Government that they must

"To restrict International trade The buy American' poliev of depression years would only and

Mr more depression,"

EXPANSION FAVOURED

revoke thene pen benera

revolu- bring the sentenced

tionary leaders to liberty."

The Chinem

would "exert

efforts

Comununiats

Evel greater

to help "strike

down

Murray said.

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eronomic required case plan for Europe 18 separate Internal dates 1 Blu cher derinied

Th German Governtuent, he was bebinous an 1: stipaport of any steps toward this liberalisation 01 emplete European trade.

The Vice-Charwelior, who in here to hrud the German dele gation to the Organisation of "The CIO is for an expansion Europa Economic Co-operation,

both domesti m our econveny,

will be the first German leler the flendiah Imperialism." it acally and in our foreign economic

te sperde faulependently for his serted.--Reuter.

relations. The CIO wants healthy, growing

foreign tradeuntry at an international con

ference since the war. which

Shles #x1 stimulates business for every industry and

greater employ thus provides

Yugoslav

Frontier

Incidents

"Likely To Occur More Often"

a

new

peno

Furopean

currency enverti- ; bility would start a tremendous i wave of confidence which would lead to the Fweeping away of many obstacles and trade bar-

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UN Gets Preview Of

Sino-Soviet

Dispute

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band wil Ac Army the National Anthems ot the United States and Indin be. The Netiru inspeets Sur Mr Goard of Honour. Reuter.

Seven

Fishing Boats Missing

Paris, Oct. 30-Seven Breton tuony Dshing boats, with 39 men un board, were reported to be missing today after the storms

the 1 In the Atlantic early in weck,

Hope has not yet been given Lip. Ne other tunny boats or trawlers were wrecked or sunk

Radio Hongkong

B.K.T

"I believe you would ako sce inthions

of dollars worth

Lake Success, Oct. 30.--- private gold boards in Western The, United Nations is get Bure returning to enrich in-ting previews of what is ex-with a loss of 10 lives.-Router. dustrial investinent and increasepected to be the most bitter

As long as sepurate

current trade. national plans exist they wil debate of the tend to force rach coach fountry !sembly--Nationalist China's niong lines of autarchy and self-charges against Soviet Rus- coutalment, producing waste of

fort and mis-direction of in-.

The feeling on both sides added. vestiment." he

so strong that the subject has The

Marshall Plan has to

been cropping up in the midst 4 great role by neling asof detate

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Augered by gibes hurled by post-war the Russian delegate. Mr Andrel tu ecotio- Vyshinsky. a Chinese delegate perently Interrupted a debate on the threats to peace in the Bal- kana to cite an instance of al feged Soviet aid to the Chinese Communists.

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play shock absorber while the Euro- netions take the plunge war-time and berest telions and chaos fre dom.

Euro-

have come here to lenen. shid when not to teach," he asked what polley

he would ment opportunities.

defend or support in Europe's the Mr Murray sald

Marshall Aid organisation

Euro- Free convertibility of International Labour Federation,

thai be formally established

currencies--the London at a conference starting American condition for

*** November 28, offered pean trade urally could practical basis for working to helped, he explained. by pro ward the solution of the granyviding gold for n Europesa eur- problems which controut the rency stabilisation fund, possi- pron workers in every section of the bly through a federal bank

Western Europe. world'

The

Communist - dominated World Federation of Trade Untens hud xen distorted by Vienna, Oct. 30-Yugobe Communta's Into a meaning- slav frontier, Incidents are, less and meffective likely to occur with increas-tion ing frequency, military oh-I

servers anid here today.

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He alleged that Russia

over to the Chinese turned

taken from Communists arm 300,000 Japanese

and

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Calling"-Pro- gramma Summary; 0.03, Chik Hall Hour-Conducted by Jack

Jatt Portugueso (Studio): 6.30, Rour. (Studio): 7. World News and News Analysis. (London lay 1.15. Danny Kusana

fime".. Ininders: 720, "Dancing The Dance Orchestra of the South Tegiment Relayed Staffordshire from the Bible Auditorium, Kow- Inati

the Editorials." 8. "Tom Landon Relay): 0.10, Film Talk. (Studia): 9.25, 1 Like What I Lika" Miller. Derek by -Presented (Studio); 853, The Cook of the Gannet by W. W. Jacobs; Adapted Lestor Pawell.

for Broadcasting Cancerio-Con-

(BDCTS1:

A Chinese delegallon spokes- man said today that his Guvern-

what it disceribed as violations George Beggs. mont had prepared a long list of of the 1945 friendship treaty Rhythms Orch

"I fevi a profound obligation to the Marshall Plan Il ta une of the most impressive things in recurded history 11 is 21 tret "ABSURD" POSITION of politie sintesianship with

out precedent in modern times, to have 13 great nation Gold fent for such a purpose for

fought live maney-

tremendous war, then could constitute earning assel 12 Amerien's to have further courage bolh 10 wish to help re-build the world balance of payments.

"1 fel profoundly optimistic and to make sarerifices in order

Ine to do 1." added. about the future of Europe," Dr Pilot Killed In

we "provided Beucher said, fean take a plunge into the cold have private talks with M. Ro-between China and Russia. Trainor Crash

the Schumun,

French bert but invigorating sea of econo-

MORAL INDIGNATION Minister, Mr Paul The position in Furelan

The main thesis is that Russia Wolverhampton, Oct. 30.-The mile liberal an. the Ruslan war of Acrves

absurd Hofman, the United is in a way

States

| has provided arms and other nid against Yugoslavia and, perhaps pilot was killed when an Royal Europe

Marshall Plan

Administrator, enver "really dangerous military Air Force Tiger Moth training rather than disastrous.

aircraft crashed near here today. "The Almplest examples de-and Mr Averell Harriman, Mar. 1o the Chinese Communists, who moves" next spring.

The plane struck the corner of monstrate this.

am in ball Plan roving-Ambassador. have driven the Nationalist Go- - There was

reliable in- no

France today. Because have-Reuter. a barn and caught fire.-Reuter, formation available in Vienna military Indicating large-scale movements against Yugoslavia by either "satellite" or Scvict troops, they said.

The object, they wald, would tonston in

be to maintain the

Nor was there evidence that Marslia) Tito, the Yugoslav Premier, had moved up eight or nine divisions enid to Anyo been in a position not far from the Ilungarian-Rumelan fron. tier for some months. Moves noticed by .could probably be explained hw

late normat

the

Manoeuvres,

thought..

travellers

summer observers

The only reliable information they had

troop of Russian movements was of an armoured

tivision and a small number of Russian bombers which had gone to Western Hungary. They were j believed to be unsupported by the movement of ground staff. Infantry and, Aghter planes, all necessary if large-scale mill- sary action were intended.

Reuter,

Occupation Troops Leave Bonn

Bonn, Oct. 30-The last Bel- glan occupation trope today evacuated the enclave of Bonn, the West German provisional

becomer the Crat German area to be freed from Decupation forces.

The Belgian Clused of mout at the Belgian Occupation Army Headquarters bere was with- drown this morning. The Bel-. glan Commanding General, General J. Piron, has moved his Headquarters to Welden Jun kersdorf, near Cologne Reuter

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Air Crash Victims

vernment back to lie wartime capital at Chungking:

The Western powers have not yet been drawn into the Husstan Chincar dispute.

Mr Warren K. Austin, per- manent US delegate to the UN, bus indicated that the most to be expected ut this time would be Paris, Oct. 30.-The bodies an expression of moral Indigna of the 48 victims of the Azores tion. air disaster were tonight lying

on San Miguel Island.

cerlo for Piano and Orchestra by Arthur Bites. Solomon (Piano) with the Liverpool Philharmonic Orches ir Conducted by Sir Adrian Boult; 10, Redio News Reel. (London He lay) 10.13, Weather Report: 10,11, "Phil the Fluter-A Programme of the Song of Percy French sung by

with the

Conducted George Curry. (DBCTS); 1033, Fd- mundo Ros and His Cuban Band, In 60, Dance To Lau Prezzer nod Is Orchestra: 11.15, Weather Port and Summary of News: 13.20 Close down.

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OUTWARD MAILS

Commenting on Tuesday, No- Tember 1, Registered Mail will be accepted one hour before the Advertised closing time of or dinary mails instead of half an hour as a prezent.

And With mediate effect until further notice no further correspondence can be accepted for Swatow, Amoy and Foochaw. Unregistered correspondence only for Canton, Shanghial, Tien- it and North China can be acespted at senders risks, and will be forwarded as opportunity Car

Kiated I Unless otherwise He pointed out, that no resel-

And articles

parcel gistered posts, cinie 30 minutes earlier in the tiny hamlet of Algarvia,ution of the UN Assembly could They change the course of events in

han the ordinary mall. 2 malis close hafaro 10 a... registered to the

Only forceful action will be taken

Island Chinu.

and parcel posts close at 5 p.. on the previous day. Atails are "ropital" of Ponta Delgada to- could do that, and neither the

closed at Kowloon Central Fest morrow, Air France announced US nor Britain was prepared to

forceful do anything

omes half an hour earlier than about here tonight.

the 0.7.0 closing time. Wrapped in white canvas, the China-Associated Press.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 Closing Times. Ny Air remains of the French violinist,

Manila, U.S.A. and Canada, 2 pm, world Nette Neveu, former

Halhow, Taipeh. wellin, Lu middleweight champion buzer,

chow, Kunming. Chungking and Chengtu, 330 pm, Karachi, Dasra. Marcel Cerdan, and others were

Hangoon. Calcutta,

Mombasa, today brought down precarious

Cairo (Nairobi, mountain tracks, made doubly

Balsam, Mauriuus and Johannes- burn via Cairo), Rome and London, dangerous by rain, from where

(CPO) 4.50 p.m.; (GPO) & p,m, the Conmellation airliner crash-

Japan, p.m.

ed' on Friday morning.

Rees-Williams Departs

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M. Levis de Mimpolx, the In- (Continued, from Page 1) spector General of French Civil

Aviation, 1s on San Miguel ar-forces are arresting them at the ranging for the bogies to be rate of more than 1,000 a month.

The intensified military offen brought to France by sen" in) tend coffins-Reuter.

sive launched in Central Malaya two months ago has resulted in slightly higher rate of

Hungarian Jews terrorist casualties, but some

Zares

Singapore, Sourabaya, Sydney and Auckland, 8 pm.

Dangkok and Colombo, 8 pin

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Closing Tuxes By Ben Calcutta, U Han, Manila, Itabau), Australia RUTHI New Zealand via Bydney, 3 p.m.

Sualia, Batavia; Bourabaya and

3 p.m... TUESDAY NOVEMBER 170

Closing Times By Aly Manila. 11:30 am. (rc); 11 30.

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NIGHT

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"WAR OF THE WILDCATS” with John Wayne Martha Scott

Car Hits Train: Seven Killed

TEXAS DOES

IT AGAIN

Messina,

Oct. 30,--Bevon Fort Worth, (Texas), Oct. Becurity

force leaders complainwellin Chung in Chengtu

and 30.The Fort Worth Star Tele people were killed when a cor that it has merely proved once Lithow, Kwelyang Hoihow For Israel

again, that the hit-and-run tac- Taipeh, 150 p.m. (regi: 5.30 p.m. gram, true to Texas traditions. crashed into a train at a level

published this week-end a crossing near here last night. and the Manita, Guam Honolulu, 480-page centennial edition-the Budapest, Oct. 30-A. reliable ties of the guerlitas

4 p.m. (reg): 5 p.m.

largest newspaper ever seen. The pollee have arrested the

· level crosting keperion a source said today that Hungary rugged Jungle make it impossi- and Canadi

Pargit Posta for Mantle. Hone even in the Lone Star Stale. and Israel recently concluded ble to come to grips with the ford

lulu and USA, -(CPO) pm; (GPO) Advertising totalled 61,011 charge of negligence in falling an agreement under which enemy..

Ordinary Air Mail (Printed Mat- inches, including 272 full page to drop the barrier. Six of the deadware passengers. on the Lars, Bamples and Small Packet advertisements.jpg

· Forl} train, the revenih boing, the The edition celebrated Porter for Manils. Quam, Tonolulu

Worth's 100th birthday and the driver of the car, a and USA, (CPO) 4 pm; (GPO)

Halphong, and Balgon, 4 p.m. tres); completion of a 'now Star Telo- Eight other train passengers

gram plant and radio and tele" were injured, three, of them, langkok-4 pm:{cog);

vision stations.-Reuter,

seriously-Bouler.

close

It 3.000 Hungarian Jews with The authorities consider

relatives in Israel would most unlikely that the terrorists bo permitte} to emigrate.!!

are in radio contact with China, It is understood that only but it is known that members Jews over a certain nge will of the Malayan Commurtst

p.m.

bo permitted to go United Party who escaped to China arop.m. '(ord).”

now active in Peking-Reuter. ford)

Frest..

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