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Glits For Jewish Children Paris, Dec. 14. Games, cash, toys and extra rations of milk and other essential foods will be distributed to 70,000 Jewish chil- dren-in-22 European and North African countries tonight by officials of the Ameri- can-Jewish Joint Dis tributing Agency.

The Agency, which described itself as the major American agency niding distressed Jews abroad, said the gifts would help the children celebrate Chanukah, tho Jewish Fenst of Lights. -Reuter.

SOLEMN CEREMONIES

IN BONN

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1949,

ANGUS WARD DESCRIBES STAR

MUKDEN SPY TRIAL AS CURIOUSLY INTERESTING

Aboard the Lakeland Victory, en route to Pusan, Dec. | 14.-Safely out of Chinese Communist waters, the U.S. Con- sul-General, Mr Angus Ward, said today the "spy trial" at Mukden that ended with his deportation order was "curiously interesting."

Third War

Will Last

Ten

Years

He denied his Consulate in Mukden ever served as aspy headquarters as tho Reds charged.

especially in view of the poll. tical accusations against them, were also curious, since similar charges against defendants be- foro courts in other Red coun tries have brought death verdicts," Mr Ward said.

the

Mr Ward, who was Imprisoned the time on a charge of beating a Chinese employee, aid he thinks the Rede forced Mr Stokes to observe the trial they could say senior member of the American Con- sulate who was "not a criminal" was present at the bearings.— Associated Press,

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The Lakeland Victory left Taku Bar at noon today and la due on Friday at: Pusan, Korea.

The Vice-Consul, Mr William On Sunday or Monday it will

Stokes, wan forced to attend dock at either Kobo or Yakuthe trial

as an observer.", Ho with Mr. Ward sald hama, Japan,

accused were not and his staff,

allowed counsel, Mr. Ward's deportation order from Red Chinn came in a ver Washington, Dec. 14.-Drdlet handed down by a Mukdea Harold C. Urey said today criminal court which was try-t that the third world waring eight Japanese and Chinese would possibly be fought on charges of being American apier. They got prison terms with atomic bomba ono

ranging from two to four years thousand times more power cnob. ful than the present models. The decree sald they had been Intelli- an American This is inevitable unless the used by

gence unit in Mukden and that democratic nations form

the headquarters. was in tho "super government" within Consulate. It said this "endan- gered the national welfare of the five years, Dr Urey said.

The noted atomle scientist, People's Republie in China" and here to address the meeting of ordered Mr Ward and his staff the Atlantic Union Committee, deported. #aid flatly that world control of the atom bomb is impossible.

NOT DEVELOPED The only way to save de credentials moralle institutions,

the Chi-

Mr Ward sakl his Consulate to the Allied High Commisionengo physicist told a press con- had no connection with the in- un the Petersberg,

They

He pointed group. areference, is for the nations who telligence

of the in-believe

in them 10 form nout that on terents of their countries in the federal government for defence "evidence" the Reds produced, young West German Republic, against "Russion dictatorship," It must have been able to operato under the Occupation lle voiced the belief that the "freely in military and political Statute they will normally desi North Atlantic nations, by "an fields, a possible indication that security measures with the Government only in enormous unbalance of power," the Reds" directly---through

Allied could keep Russia from break- were not developed. High Commission.

The seemingly mild ing the peace.

Bonn, Dec. 14.--Tomorrow will be a day of solemn diplomatic ceremonies in the West German capital.

At 12.30 pm, local time, the heads 12 foreign misalona will present their

the first to represent

Inst

the

the

In the evening, at 4 pm, tocal time, however, Western Ger- many will conclude International treaty. Tho Chan

Arst

the basis

pen-

Dr Urey and the Atlantic tences given the convicted meT), Union Committee are supporting Congressional resolutions calling

on the United States to sponsor Lords Vote On

convention of the Western to explore the

cellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, and democracies the United States High

feasibility of a "Free Federal

missioner, Mr John J. of Union".

will meet in the conference roo

room ment"

of the German Cubinot to initial,

This "super govern-

would handle military

Groundnuts

London, Dec. 14.-The Govern-

in the presence of the world's and foreign affairs and interment was defeated in the House prees and in the glary of flash-national trade matters affecting of Lords tonight when the Op-

between all membe

Ughts, the agreement Western Germany and tho -American Economie Co-opera-

tion Administration.

12 COUNTRIES

sintes.

WAR FOR 10 YEARS Dr Urey said that Democratic Senator Walter George has given an assurance that hearings will bo hal in January on the federal convention introduced in The 12 countries, the first to the last session by Democratic accredit diplomatic missions to Senator Estes Kefauver and en- "the Fligh Commission, are dorsed by some 20 other sens-

Belgium

Denmark, tors. Canada, Spain, Sweden, Greece, India,

The mar who helped

to

position, which has n big majority in the Upper Chamber. curried a motton calling for an independent expert inquiry into the Government's East African groundnuts scheme,

The voting was 67 to 27. Ac- cording to the Constitution, the defeat does not endanger the Government ----Reuter.

Italy, Luxembourg, the Nether-develop the American atomic POCKET CARTOON.

lands, South Africa and Switzer-bomb said he doubted that the Land.

American people are willing at

The doyen of the new diple-present to underwrite a federal matle corpo, Canada's Lieutenant-constitution governing the At-

General Maurice A. Pope, will

lantic states. But he asserted are "permissive" to

that they

address the High Commissionera xploring the idea.

in the name of his colleagues.

and M. Andre Francois-Poncet. Dr Urey cald that his organi- this month's chairman of the cation had given High Commission, will reply.

Monsignor Aloysius Munch,

itself five which to forestall n He said an- third world war.

years in

the Papal Nunclo, will not be other war will break out only both Russia and the present at the ceremony. He when alone among the diplomats now United States think they have in Western Germany has so far "adequate supplies of atomic He predicted that not requested accreditation to bomba."

-United Press.

the High Commission. Living such a war would last 10 years, here already before the creation German Govern- of the West

ment

да Apostolle Visitator, Monsignor Munch, Bishop of Fargo, North Dakota, has so far persistently shown the Vatican's preference for dealing directly with the German Government.

Reuter,

VICTIMS OF

AIR CRASH

Karachi

Dcc.

JANE WYMAN

VOTED BEST

ACTRESS

"Probably slipped out from one of those prisona

althout bars.".

London Express Exrvice.

London. Dec. 14Jane BROADWAY

Wyman's portrayal of a

deaf mute girl in "Johnny

14-Moat of Belinda" was voted the best

(AIR_CONDITIONED

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the bodies of the 26 persons Alm acting of the year in an 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M. killed in a Dakota air crush 45 annual poll of exhibitors con-

miles north of

Karachi

Monday night

were

ocattered

Search parties.

on

found ducted by the Kinemato-

In the desert by graph Weekly.

The British film trade ma- The bodies of two Pakistan gazine announced the results

Major-General today. Army oflicers,

"Johnny Belinda" was also Shoe Khan and Major-Generat Iftikhar Khan, wil be buriedpicked

most the second tomorrow in Karachi with full popular picture of the year with milltary honours.

British audiences. Top place Other identified bodies were went to the British film "The handed over

to relations, and Third Man", the body of Shalk el Khatib, Alan Ladd was voted the Leader of the Egyptian delega- popular star, with comedian tion to the International Isla Danny Kaye a close second. mic Conference in Karachi, was Montgomery Clift was selected brought to the Egyptian Em-"the most promising newcomer' bassy in Karachi Associate for his work in "Red River."-- Press,

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