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BRITISH JEWRY'S VIEWS ON U.N. JERUSALEM PLAN

London, Dec. 18.—Mr Leonard Stein, retiring President of the Anglo-Jewish Association, today described the United Nations decision to interna- tionalise Jerusalem as "manifestly valueless as a contribution to a generally^acceptable settlement.”

Jessup To Leave Tomorrow

San Francisco, Dec. 18 The United States Ambassador-at-large, Dr Philip Jessup, is due to sail on Tuesday on a "stop

Communism” mission to the Far East -one of his biggest nssignments and may bo his last.

He said he plans to return from the Far East in March and leave the State Department to resume the Profes. Horship of International Law at Columbin Uni- versity. Except for Communist China, Dr Jessup expects to tour almost every country in the Far East-United Press.

TRIBUTE TO WOMEN'S CONFERENCE

San Francisco, Dec. 18.- A tálly of 40,000 people in Poking today paid tribute to the work of the Asian Wo. which men's Conference ended in the city

on Fri. day, according to a New China News Agency report

"It is difficult to conceive what interests save those of the mischief-makers can be Borved by a decision so re- mote from the realities of the situation," he told the Association's annual general meeting bere.

Declaring that the "unhappy tension" between Britain and Israel had of into shown signa of relaxing, Mr Stein added: "Wo may look forward to a Ume when there will be fruitful co- operation between these coun- tries, not only in their own in- lerorts but to the advantage of the entire Middle East."

Mr Stein sald 11,000,000 Jews

the that of who survived

were

the war, nearly 3,000,000 "Immured in the Soviet Union or other parts of the Russian empire.

There

למן

they were "no longer Angled out for persecution Jews but demoralined by the crumbling, or, in some the suppression of their estab-

bed Institutions,

compelled lendership in)- to accept the

EUSER.

posed on them by the stain mud exposest to the full impact

of

the Curmmunist war on religion. HUMAN RIGHTS

"British

Jews ure, and will

menn, British

Jews and have

no intention of being anything clac. British Jews would not be Jews if

if they were unresponsive

THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1949.

More than 1,000 Liberals dancing at the Lyceum in London saw Mr Cube, opponent of sugar nationalisa- tion appear for the first time. His partner here: Pat Kirkwood. Occasion: London Liberal Party's Christ-

(London Express Service.)

mas carnivai,

Pope

Proclaims Jubilee

Church

Vatican City, Dec. 18.-Popo

Pius XII-tho

"Pope of Pence"—climaxed his first 10 years as head

of the Roman Catholic Church with proclamation of the church's quarter century jubilee.

Human Guinea POCKET CARTOON LEE THEATRE

6" BONUS

Pigs For The Arctic

London, Dec: 18.-Human guinea pigs are to go to the Arctic next year to find out how much cold a man can stand and still live,

The Admiralty announced the experiment on Saturday, 2714 results will be valuable in both peace and war, it said.

Six to 10 Navy men, who have not yet been selected, will be set afloat on Ufe rafts

ta the Arctic Ocean.

will be left, exposed·

They

from three lo

10 five

days to tem- peratures ranging from 40 to 5

below zero Fahrenheit degrees A ship will be standing by.

Two sets of survival will be tested out.

givo a complete 3,000

rations

One will

calory

diet and the other a minimum

of 15,000 calories.

Each man will be given about

one pint of water a day.

A complete record will be kept

BUTCHER

IN MEAT

"I bet it's another word

for bones dearie."

London Expresh Béruson,

Hodza Back

In

Tirana

Belgrade, Dec. 18.-Diploma-

of the men's physical and mentic sources said here today that tat reactions.

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REPORTS STUDIED The experiments are the brain child of Dr E. M. Glaser and

R. A. McCance of pntl-Tito campaign. Professor

the Morning Post and Hong Kong The sources Cambridge University's Deporti ment of Experimental Research. Albanian Premier, was flew to They are members of a com- Moscow four weeks ago, re- Tolograph Staff Photographer millee studying problms of sur-turned home last Thursday.

are on view in the Yugoslava consider that Al- at sea for the Government, vival

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hero More Incidents on the Yugoslav made both experiments

Albanian frontier, even includ- and in the United States.

They hope to find out whether ing armed incursions, are ex- lechnique planned pected hero.-Reuter. the present for keeping human beinga alive for five days at sub-zero tem- peratures is adequate.-Assoc!- ated Press.

USS Valour To Visit Bombay

Bombay, Dec 18-The USS Valour,

is a seaplane tender, rriving in Bombay on Decem-

Visit

American

to the events now in progress in Isreal," Mr Stein said.

For the Pope, dedicating an opportunity for Catholics to to give an enlightening example "We

WO HO

enlied upon to the no1

1950 Holy Year appinud uncrillerfly,

of unity and cohesion, without whatever

for prayers

peace, the distinction of language, nation may be said or done in israel,

a per- race (to nworld) which 20 on a six-day operational but there is not one of us who Jubilee was almost

un- keeps the desolating spectacle

The Valour, under the com- doon not rejoice at the progress sonal symbol of his

of th dissensions and its dis-mand of Captain J. C. Howell, made in the past 12 nuutha."

fight relenting

against

naval is the second atheism and the social illsreements before its eyes."

The trial and sentencing of

to call at Bombay this Cardinal vesel of the postwar world. Mr

Hungary's

Veet year.-Router. In a decade he had become Mindszenty was the Aravest

blow

the against the perhaps the most outspoken of Communist

Church and ali the 201 Popes before him on Catholle

begon Do of international

On Im-the

the year un a sombre note. Under him, the February

the Pope 11, 1049, 01 issued an Apostolle exhortation Cardinal had become

in

o all archbishops, bishops and

to celebrate

porta..ce.

Joset

Iraq Abolishes Martial Law

18-Murtial

Catholle Church's try

Dec. Baghdad ternational in representation, ott

other local ordinaries through inw, which was imposed at the start of the Palestine war, was and on the eve of Holy Year, out the world

Referring to the work of the Consultative Council of Jewish Organisations in Britain, Stein said: "Concerned though we are that justice should be done to Jews, the battle we are helping to Bght is a battle formatters the rights and dignity of human of religion, beings regardless race or colour.

"There is no question of ask- ing for any privileged status,"

non-Italians outnumbered votive mass, er second must, on abolished throughout Iraq by a Mr

S Ewen E.

decree Montgalian among the Princess of Prusion Sunday "to expinte the royal in the treat pecond son of the second Lord the Church, a concrete example crimes of the encules of God." | Press. They gathered

was elected Pre-the Aquare outside the former For-Swaythling. bidden City, where the icnder sident of the Assoclution. Mr of the Ponult's internationalism. of the

Women's Montagu is a King's Counsel and a Judge Advocate of the Fleet Union of Peking coiled on all to "unite still more closely in and tecorder of Devices--Reu- our fight for the thorough ex termination of imperialism and for peace."

received here.

Democratle

The conference, which clalmo- ed to represent nearly 500,000.-

denounced women,

000

the

Cr

Burma To

governments of "Imperialistic" Attend Talks

countries

work of

tho for "paralysing

United Nanny the

Commission on the status of women."--Reuter.

In Ceylon

ference

con-

Lar

ani nistuous year as

23-year-old The

Pope faced Year Holy

a part opened. But it was all of bis flight for peacte

which began

gan when he chose the nome of Plus

For For him, preparing to open the Holy Year the year of the Great Pardon from

SPEAKING OUT

B

In many of his other speeches, while dealing with specific oples such as medicine, the fight atomic energy, against cancer. humanism, family responsibil!- lles, education, youth's part in society, emigration and aid to

Ali punishment due for sin refugees, the Pope spoke ou! time and again against, atheism

Holy Year was a call to all the world to return to God and

Christian ethics to achieve

lasting peace.

and the attacks Catholic Church,

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As Holy Year came, Pope Piup WON RECOGNITION could look back on a year of un- trials and a decade in his 10 years as Pope, Pius ceasing XII has won recognition which had brought great damage More 11.roughout the Christian world the Catholic Church. New Delhi, Dec. 18.- one of the world's keenest than 1,500 priests and nuns were Burma has been invited to statesmen.

Vatican Secretary dead, arrested or missing behind Curtain: the Church attend the Commonwealth of State before his election to the Iron

out in was virtually wiped the Papacy, he has, since 1944, directed the Secretariat himself Albania, Hungary, Bulgaria and

and fighting through one of the most trying Rumania,

Yugoslavia. The Art danger for sigts had appeared in Poland.

The Communist victory in China had not yet brought an

attack

thr against all-out Catholle Church. but the re- received weekly Vatican

uctivity, ports of anti-Catholle

and the closing of missions schools--the

early

in- dications which meant the start days, of the persecution in Eastern

Europe.

Ministera'

next in Colombo

Foreign Minister, Mr E. the Catholic Church.

The Church's struggie Maung, today.

Communist- The Prime Minister, Thaki vedom

dominated countries has been Nu will probably Au to the

likened by some Vatican Colombo talks, said Mr Maung, vho added the Premier would scholars to the persecution that

rose with the French Revolu also probably visi New Delhi

tlun. for talks with Pundit Jawaharlal

The Pope himself wrote the Nehru.

prayer which is t Before leaving New Delhi to Holy Year

for plen for "peace in our for Calcutta en route day

peace to suls, peace to familles, to our country, peace Nu peace

among nations." In speeches, Pandil "border problem he has spoken of Holy Year as with India and China.sso-

Singapore, Dec. 18, The future of the 2,000,000 Chinese living under the projected Go- vernment of the United States of Indonesia is as bright as it an

ter

was under the Dutch, according tangoon, Mr Maung told repor to Mr Ang Jan Goan, an obser- Įr

he expected Thakin vor ut The Hague round-table would discito with conference, who passed through Nehru the here for Batavia,

British Envoy Sees Kardelj

Mr Ang, who "covered" the elated Prost conference for the influentia) Chinese daily in Java, Bin Po, said that the attacks on the Chinese population by irrespon- sible indonesian guerillas should not be taken to mean that ob-; stacles would be put in the way of fair treatment of the Chinese by the new Government,

Belgrade, Dec.

sume

This was the background of ovents and hopes which precede the 1950 Holy Year which is ex- pected to bring more than 3,000, 000 plgrims to Rome, the Eternal City. And throughout

Churchill Going Holy Year, Pope Pius XII is pre-

pared to continue his crusade To Madeira for peace, hoping that the London, Dec. 18-Mr Winston Jubilee in Rome will be a living 18.-The Churchill sails from Britain on symbol of peace for the entire

world.---United Press. British Ambassador, Sir Char-December 20 for a two-week les Peake, was received yester-holiday on the Portuguese istand day, by Yugoslavia's Foreign af Modeiro. Minister, M, Edvard Kardel), He will return on January 16, and spent over two hours with unless "events in Britain" de- mand his presence carlier, the

The Interests of the Chinese, he said, would be protected by him.

laws which were to be written. They exchanged views on the Conservative Party headquarters in the Dow Constitution/--| generál international situation. Ropter,

Reuter.

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Tightening Up On

Sex Criminals Collfornia, Dec. 18, The California State Legislature has decided to invoke stricter penal. ties including the death sen- Lence--against 'sex criminals.

The Senate gave unopposed approv¬I

bills almeerday to a series of

who

at psychopathic cases prey on women.

children. Reuter,

Price Ceilings Abolished

and

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