1949-12-16 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 194

Pre-Christmas Clean-Up In London

"No Army Yet," East German Leaders Told

VYSHINSKY'S CONFERENCE

WITH PIECK, ULBRICHT

Berlin, Dec. 15.--The Soviet Foreign Ministor, Mr Androi Vyshinsky, was today reported to have told leading East German politicians that Russia would only take stops to form an East Gorman army if an armed force was established in West Gor- many.

Official Silence On

Bomb At. Report

·

London, Dec. 15.--British Government officinis throw

up n

імін.

The hose-and-brush brigade Ret

cleaning

the busy

up ntatuary group and basin of London's Victoria Memorial, outside Buckingham Palaco.

-(London Express Service)

and in other Marshnil German sources claiming many close contact with the So Plan countrica.

Under the agreement, tod, viel Control Commission West Germany undertakes to said that Mr Vyshinsky,

the obligations of the and French who is visiting Berlin on British, American his way back to Moscow High Commissioners (and before them the three Western Military from Lake Success, had a Governors) incurred under pre- long conference with Herr

vlous bilateral agreements. Wilhelm Pleck, President of FULL RESPONSIBILITY the East German Republic, She also assumes full respon- rund Herr Walter Ulbricht,sibility for existing or futuro Pre claims against the fligh Com- East German Deputy

missions in respect of these mier. Both

veteran agreements. Arc Moscow-trained Commun-

the Other provisiona of ngreemeat, similar to those be- tween ECA and other Marshall NOT THE MOMENT

Plan countries, include the fol- was reportedlowing: Mr Vyshinsky

1. Establishment of on ECA quick screen today to have trend that the Enst

German poiler force must not Mission in West Germany. against questioun on a Lon-take on ton much of a military Z Improvement of tourist

He said that it was trace. don newspaper report that icbarneter.

3. British

Information to the pub- atomic weapon, not the right moment for East would not be tried out in Germany to press for member-le on ECA ald

of the Cominform the shilp

McCLOY'S LETTER Pacific tests

B American sources added, and to startby

Mr John J McCloy, Ameri- changes could be expected soon

Commissioner can High

who Soviel-C

-Gennan relations In

signed the pact on behalf Show was falling when Mr the United States,

19 letter to the West German Chancellor, Vysharky and the other guests

at the House of Sovie! ¦ Dr Kourad Adenauer, concern arrived

colonial development between now and the end of Culture in the Eastern sectaring the agreement, assured the

Dec. 15-Moro Mania. West German Government thal of Berlin to attend a reception

outlaws killed 15 Constabu-| 1952, it was disclosed today. The countries are given by the Soviet Control it was not expected that the

Government would lary officers and men on dolo Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Commission tonight.

over obligations Island today. Constabulary | Portugal. have to luke

The United States will provide about exceeding a mum of 700,000,000 headquarters announced to- Ан

Sixty-two night.

others $23.500,000 of the total. through Marshall were listed as missing and

funds. presumed dead.

1

super-bombs.

"There Мля never been in official statement that Britan already had an atomic weapon 1 test nrt! we entot conument One way or another about 11,'

Mary of Supply spikrumon

m101

Nothing how been

seinred

offruity of what progress

Britales he made towards development or retual produc-

of an atom bomb although neveral atomic energy establish- n for ruearch or the manu-

fos lure of pluto:kam have tren M. or are uniter ennstruction

Followingt recent American- British-Canadian atomie

Washington,

alk

that Britain knowledge necessary

A large area for many blocks and the House was shut off

wined People's – puire pedestrians were cleared from before the the area as enlivens began

heur

VYSHINSKY FRIENDLY

repent-qatarhive of the

Abed

Came

Sented Wendein

1

160 ;

Talk participants

the tra Bird

Iubite, while for toin,

#ligh Itu The

the first time with the

the Cumminst Bast Bermot

they do or

Ite-

int maclosed rente, at the reception, bomb productor

A dor British offleer said that it had been suggested that

to the Western 12201

Alites, how. Total we Britain

the United

150 introduced States as an "atomic arsenal" ryer, were

members of the so-called of building Instead

its own elaborate and expensive bomb German Government. factory,

In Easi

the

He added that Mr Vyshlasky was friendly and conversed on Whatever Britain has to of topicat subjects with many of

thr fer in the atomic world now

of representatives would be guided on decisions United States, France and Bri- taken by their representatives | unin with Canada about the ex ct form and extent of collaboration.

the United

States d

Eniwetok atoll in the PaciDe Ocean is the American proving ground for atom bombs. British acientista attended the Jast

atorn bomb test

American

there.

{une,

AMERICA, W. GERMANY SIGN M-AID PACT

the Dec. 15.Under Donn Marshall And bilateral pert signed between Western Ger- to- America here ninny and day, Bve percent of ECA coun

terpart funds will be made

The balance of the account

German

relu van! settlement ན『

by lis

Exte

the

ed

of

Outlaws And

Police Clash:

Many Killed

The known dead included

SU

| Deutsche-mark. If it did, he oid, he would assist the do versament in hiding a solution to the arising situation

Mr McCloy to her said tha! ite 15 Government would re- sadea Giremsa abahty topy and captain and two lieutenants. A when major and one lieutenant were

The rest claims Presumed dead,

mulisted men. agreement

The Tray took place at the the Werk foot of Mount Luuk, 800 miles Ge man Government

that the South

of Manila. on Urote Slates intended to treat island in the middle

the the Germoon Republie similarly Sulu Archipelago. There, 1,000 to all other E'A countries in Moro

outlaws under different eversion (Chief) Manion are defying the regant to

Constabulary rates before and since devalua- government,

The Moros headquarter atd. tion.

who tribesmen

The agreement remains force Beuter.

100

Mosleni are

Jolo

af

Datu

Junc 30, 1953 have a long record of keeping

Recruiting Through

The Years

central authority out of hills and Jungles,

The parent

their

Big Spending On Colonies Planned By Five Nations

U.S. Delegate To FEC Rejects Russian Demand

Washington, Dec. 15. The United States delegate to the Far Eastern Commission today rejected a Soviet demand that General Douglas MacArthur should permit Japanese to attend the international meeting of the World Federation of Trade Unions and other Communist-dominated organisations.

Authoritative sources sail] to the Soviet charges and con- that the United States dele-sidered the matter closed. gate, Mr Maxwell Hamilton, at use meeting are reported to Me Bozykin and his advisers at the closed session of the have listened to the United 18-nation Allied policy-States statement and made no making body for Japan, told request to answer it at the time. the Russians that neither

U.S. PROPOSAL General MacArthur.nor the While this controversy is not American Government. saw carried on the FBC agenda as any reason to permit the one of the major items, it has Japanese to attend meetings a bearing on one of the principal of "subversive" organisa-y the American proposal that subjects under discussion. That tions which aimed to "under the Japanese be permitted wider mine governments which are participation in International members of the Far Eastern affairs even before a penéo dreaty Commission.”

in signed,

The United States has pro- The American statcmnt

posed that the Japanese bo per charged that conferences such mitted to attend more Interna ак those of the WFTU were lonal meetings, send trade re- a meeting place for "subversive presentatives abroad with semi- agents" who plotted internation- Conmilar status and in general al disorder, and General Mac-assume inore international func- Arthur would be remiss -le his tong. obligationa to the Japanese people if he permitted representatives to attend gatherings,

PEKING MEETING

their such

Washington, Dec. 15.—Five European nations should be permitted to attendi with overseas territories or denendencies plan to

spend the equivalent of US$2,500,000,000 on

This resolution has encoun- tered resistance from China and the Philippines and some others. that but there are indications some compromise

bo maay

too effected within the not distant future.

The Americana likowice re- Jected contention that Japan-

The Soviet atlitude during the Post

fortnight, however, has in- Communist-sponsored Labour dicated that the Russians might meetings such as the ene re-veto any resolution which did cently held at Peking.

not guarantee that Japonesa The American statement was would be sent to meetings of the irt

made at the WFTU and reply to chargen previous

meeting by the which FEC Charge d'Affaires, Mr Pross Vladimir Bazykin, that General MacArthur was guilty of "dis- criminatory action" In send- Planing the Japanese to other In-

dc-

programme, clined to comment directly on

Government officials said the development development programme would Tru- President dovetail with un's "Point Four" plan to build up under-developed territories throughout the world.

Most of the funds the bulk in local currency-will be spent in developing Africa. The re- mainder

10 South

the developineni progyammen, but he did eng: "Remarkable strides

made in Diese been

Soviet

ternational conferences but bar- ring them from attending con- Terences In Cornmunis, territory or held under the auspices organisations of which the Anglo-American bloc did not

Approve.

other organisations they favour-United

India-Afghanistan Wireless Link

4.13

New Dell, Dec. 15.-Direct wireless telegraph communica of tion

between India Afghanistan is expected to start shortly. An India Communica- tlona Ministry announcement gold tonight that an agreement between the two countries for the establishment of such a soṛ- the United States con+ vice was signed yesterday in sidered that t had given a Kabul, the Afghan capital- The complete and adequate answer Reuter,

FEC officials themselves de- Furope by the Organisation for clined to comment. However, others present at the mee.Ing

European Economie Recovery la gating

ol co-operation

the

Colonial powers on developing/Enid

overseas territories.

of basla

thelr will America and the Far East, rational

Ometals of the Economic Co-development

Administration point stabbahed operation out that two-fifths of the dol themselves.

ars earned by Western Europe United Press. come from their

outside ter- ritories. Since Europe is find- to sell enough ing it difficult goods directly to the United States to provide needed dul- ars, expansion of its territories appears to be the next best

по пр- cnccunter had

with the connection

kind of political opposition bet. which President Elpidio Quirino scored in a radio address today.

He condemned Filipinos "who rulk in the dark to plot revolu-

Mr charge

Harlan

ECA's of

Cleveland,

tions that degenerate into phy. XMAS

sical and moral ambush of the Innocent."

AT

in

Overseas

DANCE K.C.C.

ron

by the

without

OVCTECED

ho only

countries help"--

Radio Hongkong

I.K.T.

15.00"Hongkong Calling"-Pro- gramme Summary: 6,02-Children's Half Hour: "Toytown"The Cruise of the Tortown Belle. By 4.0. Hulme Braman. Part 2) (BbCTS); 6,30-Cantonese by Radio-Given Miss Lee Wai Lan and Mr 8. Lee (Lesson 0) (Studio): 400Jack Smith and the Clark Slater; 7.00- World Nown and Nows Analysis avaliable to the US GovernI-

London Relay); 1.18"Sweet and are equally ment

** British scientista

for administrative

Sentimental-Prorented by actin (Continued from Page 4) includitur

(Studio); 7.45 -Studio concerned with Jong-range penses in Germany,

President Quirino, whose re-

A delightful decorative scheme

cilaVocal Recital by Jan Hu the stockpiling of critical weapon tenta held secretly at the

of the plunes

Late Guards election to the Presidency has will be one feature of tomorrow (Tenor) with Plano Accompaniment Woomera guarded

materials

the simple just carefully

0.00 and the Blues, with

confirmed been

by the night's Christmas dance at the by Betty Drown (Studio);

the Editorials" (London "From rocket range in Australia,

"Hide ahead will the Congress, slogan

unquestionably Kowloon Cricket Club. Me was tre ured to promote the Household Cavalry** poor tu

that fnc- Reports

commie Relay); 8.10-"Quiz" (Studio); 6.30 recently

bers of the ladies' suggested will

Lovers Hour"pical that some now experiments were economic recovery and Inancial | combine the Old with the New Speuking of reports

tions who are dissatisfied with

o other helpers have devotedule

Request Programme Presented by and for . one picture----K has all the ne

November 8 election contemplated there but nothing stability of Germany

much time and effort to give Yvonne Charter (Studio): 9.30-No has been officially disclosed projects to be agreed upon be

glamour of the swashbuckling till planning an armed revolt the clubhouse a real festive ap- Other Tiger"The Novel by A.E.W. Mason. Adapted for Broadcasting by tween the two countries. Reuter.

pearance,

Norman Edwards (Part 6) (DBCTS); Under the agreement ald will past, together with the Impres Associated Press.

and speed

The

Nowreel Chung Woh acrobatic 10.00 Radio

(London be made available to Western stream-lined "effelency. It is

group and a carol choir will pro- Relay); 10,15Weather Report; 10.10 Berlin by the West German easily the most striking design.

vide some special entertainment Composer of the Week." Cesar Franck 10.30-London Studio Melo- while during the evening.

dies Peter Yorke and if Concert Green de dancing will be to the music of Orchestra with Paula

of band

HMS Steve Conway (DBCTS):: $1.00-Now dance 15. the Dec.

Variety:

Report. 11.10-Weather World and Home News from Bri- Jamaica,

London Relay) toLt. (Recorded

King: God save the

11 30-Closer Down.

K'loon Tong Tragedy Goverment.

West Germany

statements

will at inter-

It is learned that the Euro-vals furnish complete reports of found programmnes proposed or adopted. pean woman who was

uf opera- hanged in her home in Dorset full Crescent, Kowloon Tong, yus- tions under the agreement, and The United terday was Mira E. Henderson, Information which

need to delenmine and not Mrs Anderson, as car-Slates may Her reported. Prior to her he effects of American aid and death, she had been employed evaluate

as a private nurse.

SIDE GLANCES

progres

towarda economie recovery both in Ger-

By Galbraith

COPE, EPW BY NEA BERVICE, ING, T. 34, REIL U %. PAY, OFF.

“I bought some hata and coats just to see how they look on mo at homol didn't hays time to get what I really'

meant to buy, a dréssi

sion

of modern

ате

In the whole show-but I won-

Four Die In Fire it will produce der whether better results than Sergeant from

Texas, Rotan Hammond's invitation he Rose and Crown to that Twelve people were burned to in a four-room today

farm near here- hospitable table and capacious denth bowl of punch."

SEIZURE OF DOCUMENTS

(Continued from Page 1)

the Inland Revenue Department in it,

One policeman was posted on duty in the Inland Revenue Department itself, which ap- work peared quiet and with continuing usual. Another policeman was placed on guard in the lano downstairs.

Yesterday's ralds were surprise nature, and many strel Aling cabinets containing docu- ments were seized

of a

from the offices of the Inland Revenue Department and taken to Police Headquarters. At the sine time Police visited at least 15 other private firms.

Investigations are proceeding | under Mr A, Shaw, ASP, of tho

Polico

Anti-Corruption

Branch.

་་

1.R.C. DANCE:

Christmas Eve promises to be one of the most enjoyable n'għis ever at the Indian Recreation. Club when a carnival dance will to be provided be held, musle by the Dance Band of a Com- mando Brigade, Royal Marines (by kind permission of Drigadier Hardy, D.S.O., O.BE, R.M.).

Tickets may be had from the Convener (Mr A. K. Markar), or any member of the special Sub-

Committee, Secretary (Mr.S. H. Ismail), the Bar Boy, and as the de mand for these have been on the heavy side, members desir Ing same are requested to ob tain them cárly Tables may also be booked from any of the abovementioned...

COP

the

Hon

house on Reuter.

Members are

reminded that It is still not too late to book tables.

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