THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1950.
GERMANS APATHETIC BUT Remer Still DANGER IS GRIM
To Learn Mr. McCloy's Assessment
The Lesson
Luenebury, British Zone, Jan.
Washington, Jan.
23.
The United States High Commissioner in Germany, Mr 23-A former German Major-John McCloy, said today that the danger of General, Otto Ernst Itemer, who possible Western German alliance with Russia was "more fearful” than the other danger that nationalist elements there "will reassert themselves."
smashed the plot against titler in 1944, id free night that both the legend of German collee- tive guils and the fairly tale of cheinuntii cara would dimpprar one day
Sporking at a meeting of the extrem Nationalist
the Nazi
Socialist
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Reich Party at
tions nesta Hitler's Germanny n drawled out mories
In an address for delivery over the NBC radio network, Mr McCloy, who is home to
here, he did the acrus report on the German situation to President Truman, said: "There is danger of revived nationalism."
Harald it was equally un- true to rak of Gerinin Tri- ance against the Hitler Fugline Dr Fritz Deris, leader of the to speck who intended Party, next, fainted when he climbed the rostrum adorned former German Semperini Eagl
He was card ost of th hull without having start besl speech.
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Called To Order
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letter
man Chanceller, received Lonigh!
fram General Sir Brian Roberi- non. British High Commis- slower, asking him to post- de-rationing Poste petrol which was corlier annotin
erd would lake place al
month the end of the Bentet.
"Don" Bennett Leaving HK
Long Association
With Aviation
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skaita, he wild call on irading, 191, BUAC's Far East area Philippine officials
than. Jun 23 ration of led's
I manager in Hongkong, who Legislat
the Tungkok has for months borne thei Crates in London
loenl aviation at Indin Hune Custer from Februars 13 to runt Achimeding the first munding of by cervinoŪTES
1 as the dialed in seharu To Masters at Dalat, Bac Daind n poble meeting, organised
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the oath of will take allegiance to the new Nepalilie.
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airways, shortly leaving the Colony to take up another appoint- ment with BOAC in Lonalon.
Bulgarian Premier's Sudden Death
RED DICTATOR LIKELY TO EMERGE
Belgrado, Jan. 23.-Vulko Volov Chor- venkov, strong man of the Bulgarian regime and most pro-Russian of the Bulgarian Politbureau members, is expected to succeed Vasil Petkov Kolarov as premior.
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The Yugoslavs are not For all practical purposes. | couraged over prospects of Chervenkov has been run-Chervenkov taking over. He is ning the Bulgarian Com-considered about the most pro munist regime for a long Russian of Bulgarian officials. time. Kolarov, 73-year-old extremely anti-Tito and n last-
dilch Premier who died today. Bulgarian-Yugoslav federation had been considered senilea a project Dimitrov toyed with and a figurehead over since for a while until slapped down he took over the offien by the Kremlin. vacateri
Chervenkov's career last year through
trov.
opponent of the idea of
with the death of Georgi Dimi-Communism dates back to 1919, when he joined the Party and then took part in the 1925 Com- Chervenkov, a brother-in-law munist uprising. He then fed of Dimitrov's, is a great hulk to Moscow, where he studied Marxist dialectics. returning of a man and in 49 years old. Mar
home In 1944 to become a mem- He has been to Moscow and was understood to have been the ber of the Bulgarian Communist which Party Politburo. His rise since man behind the purge
meteoric. then has been
Ho andl resulted execution of the former Foreign altended the meeting in Warsaw
in
1047 September
which Minister, Trnicho Kostov.
crooted the Cominform.-United Press
in
convletion
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to run one at the gerverumenil - Sponsored Plying Schools.
from Stugon Singapore and Isok, where he conterence of
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tu auktion to the meeting at which Mr Attlee will speak.
will be two other, UT There Cantred by the Indian Workers' Russhi Assenton, Swaraj House, and
In list conference heir. Lake Success, Jan 23
At the outbreak of the war hie tay walked out of another the Overseas Indian Assortation.
ed for two hours with Vier was recalled into the RAF, and United Nations Commitee Celebrations at the Indian Stu- last night, Dr Jessup was closet-
Lake President Fernando Lopez, the tor the duration remained resting against this presener state hostel (Y.M.C.A.)
Forei seling
Seentary, the UK as a Station Commander from Nationalist pluce on the following day. the delegate
Comerding with the gro-Flo Nert, and two other Flying Training Command #t china.
clamation of the new Republic top-ranking Foreign Soviet dele VT Kobushko, gate to the Commed Commmatice Non Governmental
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Romulo To Stay; SIDE GLANCES
In Hospital
Lake Sureess, Jan 23
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Carlos P
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General Brigneler
Konula suk day tur- mual slay in the Walter Reed
Hospital, Washington,
sakl:
because of physical exhaustion.
Dawouncement The "After » consultation of doctors at the Walter Reed Hospital was devided that,
View of
hly physical exhaustion, a more tetracted siny was necessary. His engagements for the entire week were cancelled."
General Romulo originally entered the hospital because of Д cold and sore throat-As-
sociated Press.
Nationalists On Murder
Charge
London, Jan. 23-Four high officinis of the Chiang Kai-shek regime trave. been arrested in Kansu Province, charged with the murder in 1043 of the Mao Tse-min, brother of Mao Tse- tung Chinese Communist lender. China the Communist - New News Agency reported tonight.
The Agency's report, picked up here, said that the men also charged with the were murder of Chen Tan-chiu, mem- bor of the Central Committee of the Communist Parly, and Lin Chi-tu, Dean of Sinkding Col- The accused were not. Iden- tified Reuter.
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Dated States Ambassador, Mr Tonight, Mr Krishna Menon, Myrum Cowen- United Press. commitee caprices the Secretary for 18 years, will Preddent of the Economic and he the guest of honour at a din | Divorce Granted 15
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"He's going to stay there an hour if he hits all the notos wrong we ought to have at least one in this familly with some talont!!!!
The Savoy-Reuter.
Consulate Party
Leaves Tsingtao
To Baronet
Lexion, Jun. 28-A British Baronet won a divorce today on
At the conclusion of hop- ules Mr Bennett Joined BOÁC t plan its Far Eastern service.
February 1948 he Derived ack in the
The Colony to luy foundation of the service he has nurtured ever since,
H
Mr Bennett's successor is Mir the grounds of his wife's mis- John Linstead who arrived from conduct with a negro cufe enter- the UK during the week-end
Mr Linstead, who before Si Romald Gunter, 45, necused new appointment was commer- Lady Dorothy Gunter of con cin manager of the Eastern Arrow Flying
with Joslin "Frisco" sorting
Division of the Corporation Route Kobe From Tsingtao, Jual Bingham In West End love | accompanied by his wife' 23.This shel riddled Ameri-“
daughter.
Aboard
Bluthum plays a plans ond
g is his own Mayfair club. The Gunters were married in
can freighter sailed from Com-t since 1947. munist Chinn today with an American Consular party of five-first to leave since the U.S. State Department ordered all its personnel out of Red ter- ritory last week.
Shelled on January 9 by Nationalist
which gunboat prevented her from enterug Shanghat the Flylug Arrow put
at Tsingtao.
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was
and
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Rangoon, Jan, 29-Mr Rporating amendments to the SIGNAL STORM ber of the British Parlia CODE as approved at the Given by Miss Lee Wal Lan & 8. mentary Misslon visiting Conference on Storm Warn- Procedures hold in
time: 0.35, "Cantenere by Hadle"
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The Consular party, all from News and News Analysis (London
Symphony Orchestra; 1 World Rangoon, today expressed ing Tsingtao, consists of the acting Holay): 7.15. "Letter from Ameri" "great fear" that the poten- Manila, May, 1949, for use tially rich country of Burma in Hong Kong as from 1st Consul-General, Carl O. Hawca by Allatatr Cooke (London Re- "Stage and and Mrs ay Recorded): 7.30.
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Relay slum" through lack of de January, 1950; and to the China Soas Non-local Storm Blackorby and Lloyd Clemens. the Editorials"
Signal Code for Visual Storm The latter two served in the Box 200 Bert Gillette at the velopment.
Hammond Organ; 8:30, The Blue story of the Consular administrative depart- Danube. The True
Mr Erroll, addressing a local Warnings as agreed between Straums Family and their Contem- merit-Associated Press.
poraries; "A Century of Musle" Rotarian lunch mesting, warned the Meteorological Service
unless
Austrian Plan For Mass Exodus
Frankfurt,
hat
Burma
resumes
Russian Music of the 20th C. large exportation of rice she Weather Bureau of China,
A Talk by the Rev. Father T Ryan. 9. 1Studio: 9.30, Modern Russian Ballet Music:
tion
of
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Pynwbwe Jan. 23-A high Dancing: 11.15. American official here todny op-world News and Home New from Speaker of the Burmese Parlia Arilsin. (Recorded London Relay);
ment. lenves by air for London Govern God Save to Kinir: 11.30. posed the Austrian
tomorrow after a visit which mont's plan to grid 108,000 Down
Included trips to the cllfields. Germans, more than one-third
Berlin, Jan. 24. William where Mr Erroll said valuable of the German'minority in Aus-
52, deputy United machinery given by "Britain al tria, back to Western Germany, Babcock,
The Jays of mass transporta States, commander in Berlin, personal sacrifice lies unused tions are over, he told Reuter died of a heart attack this morn- and dust, covered Associated
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