1950-02-23 — Page 5

EAST GERMAN LEADER'S

ATTACK ON U.S. Hint Of New Campaign

Berlin, Feb. 22.-American policy in Germany is now "open intervention," the East German Foreign Minister, Herr George Dertinger, alleged in a speech here today.

Herr Dertinger was speaking to the Provi- sional East German Parliament in answer to the policy speech made by the United States High. Commissioner, Mr John J. McCloy, in Stuttgart on February 6.

Men Break Into

Atom Centre

London,

men werd

Mr McCloy on that ocen- alon took West German poli- ticians to task for permit ting Nazis to creep

back

into power, declared that na German Army or Air Forco would be permitted, and

them against? cautioned commilled for

Feb. 22-Four

trial on Wednesday on a okarge of attempted theft from one of Britain's best-

guarded areas, the atomla research ecatro at energy Harwell.

The four out through a sur- wiro strang

fenco roundtar the establishment steal to In

attempt 17t

lead

Ingala worth

pounds. Security

350

officers

palrolling the headquarters

of British atomlo research

aught one

man, and the

others were captured later. -Amoolated Press,

Mussolini Papers Found Buried

on

Mikan, Feb. 22-The diary of mistress, Clara Muscolini's Petacei, written In prison tollet paper, and official and letters of the Duce personal himself, have been found by the Italian police, usually reliable informants sald today.

The discoveries were made in the grounds of the Villa Ac- quarone, a caloon on the shores of Lake Garda,

It was here in October, 1943, ufter his rescue by the Germans from Italian arrest, that Musso- lini established his "Italian So- cial Republic. It lasted unil April,

agitation over the Saar.

its atom

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1950.

They Take The Floor

WORLD "PEACE" SHANGRila ball

TALK BEHIND

IRON

CURTAIN

Geneva, Feb. 22-Dr Franklin Fry, President)

of the United Lutheran Church of America,

In Aid Of.

BOYS' & GIRLS' CLUBS ASSOCIATION OF HONG KONG

stated in an interview today that the United States A GRAND NIGHT of CARNIVAL

Government should give the most solemn under-1 taking to the world that it would never be the first to use the hydrogen bomb.

Dr Fry, Vice-Chairman of the Executive Committee of the World Council of Churches, which is meeting here, added: "We have the firm impression that at least one other nation is ex- perimenting with this ghastly weapon. If this is true-as it very well may be it would be too dan-' gerous for a nation not to equip itself in the same way.

"I hope, with all my heart | -and I am sure that this

is the feeling of all true Christians in the United States that the United States will never be the firat to use the hydrogen bomb."

Well Acted Comedy

AT THE

GRIPPS, HONG KONG HOTEL FRIDAY, 24TH FEBRUARY

8:30 P.M. TO 2:00 A.M. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF His Excellency The Governor & Lady Grantham. FEATURING

THE FAMOUS AVERIL TONG IN HER SCARF DANCE.

Micky Kwan

Chiu Ven-yeo

Dr Fry urged that hope for "George & Margaret"| Miss Joyce Nesbitt

a meeting between the leaders

is

The creation of a springboard for American Imperialism and bomb and hydrogen bomb strategy in Germany now belog completed, German people will not tolerate peace- any longer the state of

in lerstiess and exploitation

Father- large portions of our land, German

Herr Dertinger said.

Democratie Re- trustee nubile regards Itself, for the entire Germah people in

the their call for

conclusion

with the With

Immediate

Treaty of a peace whole of Germany.

Herr Derlinger_cald,

Herr Dertinger raid that a peace treaty which would real- iy lead to a consolidation

peace In Europe must;

of

1-Give the German people to rebuild 1licir the chance

economy.

2-Completely

re-establish

occupation

German Independence.

3-

the -Abolish at the Ruhr alatules.

4-Ensure the withdrawal of within all occupation troops a year of the signature of the treaty.

that trade announced negotiations with a number of countries, including China, were being arranged,-Reuter.

They prefer the Western way. At a fancy dress ball in their Nigerian costume, Mr Steven Adepcgar and cousin Achwunmi Odunukwe. (London Express Service.) MR PEARSON'S REVIEW

Peril In Communist Threat To Asia

of the United States and the he Soviet Union should never

mлy abandoned. "Though wo

Well Received

"George and Margaret," think that we have been re- Gerald Savory's comedy,j buffed many times by the Soviet was presented by the Gar- Unlon," he said, we should rison Pinyera at the Sen- always try to seek for an agreemen's Institute theatre last of night before a receptive

audience.

the restricilons ment armaments and controi atomic weapons."-Reuter.

CZECH DOCTRINE

It is a comedy spun pround the web of two people who Prague, Feb. 22-America's never-well anyhow Infrequent- "hysterical and cynical atomy, turn up when invited to din- tca. A bemt propaganda" was n-failure er lunch or merely in the Eastern democracles, Delight comedy with a trival plot and not n Now witty lines Vladimir Clementis, Czecho-

de sprinkled in its three Acla. alovak Foreign Minister, clared today.

The American people did not want war but "American lenders have adopted a naive and dan- ferous doctrine of world hegemony".

through

As a play, it is by no means waterlight and there are gaps which dullness may

scep out. creep or amustment but these have been well filled In with excellent production and first-rate acting. What there is!

Unl.ed the from

Ottawa, Feb. 22.-The External Affairs Minis-ed by "the whole power of

world Socialism

cor mester Pearson, in Asia was the most steadily in strength".

that Communist expansion serious threat to the world.

Urges Truce Inters,

Indo-China

Paris, Feb.

22. The French Socialist Party demands a truce followed by Indo-China

makes

Making his first speech since to please and that is a great returning States where he led his coun-deal, la acted as pleasantly as try's delegation to the United possible.

Elizabeth Williams illustrates. Nations Assembly, Dr Clementis told the Czechoslovak Na Jonni her power to make the severe charming without Assembly that the present Com- perfectly munist "peace drive" was back-sacrificing the author's Inten

as a contrast Cynthia now growing Stenhouse as Frankle

the most of her oppor- were tunities in her own quiet way Before the Assembly

solo shines in her 1,507

rent and yet resolutions peace

Dennis Stephouse con- from rallies throughout Czecho-scenes

Today's resolution, called for resemblence to the Malcolm of slovakia in the past few weeks. trives to have a devilsh cunning

army imagination. an end to "Imperialist war-

Never

was such on ardent "Chinese and Russian mongering" and agreement by

the young planist so unable to put world his principles into practice ar Communist expansion may the Great Powers within

Nations to end United

is Roger. Bryce Ramsden spill over into Southeast tension.

an actor new to the Garridon Asin and, indeed, to the Prague and Budapest Radios Players but he gives

a per- Near East. In my opinion, today both reported that their furmance, charming, yet incurs there is no more important National Assemblies had en-zistent, though varied in such question in the world today dorsed the "world peace move a way na would credit anyons.

Bird's Dudley is ment." than this."

The Bulgarian and Rumanian buoyant a cameo as any could the Parliaments have already done wish for and of set by

childish pomposity of Claude so-Reuter.

Mr Pearson, who has just returned from Asia, told a packed Chamber: "No one can be certain what will happen.

Liberals

Nations and the Indian Prime Make Offer

1945, when he and In Petacci, attempting to flee to mediation, the Party Secretary, Switzerland, were captured and M. Guy Mollet, said today.

the United shot by partisans at Dongo, en He suggested the edge of Lake Como.

with the HO Minister, Pandit Nehru, as pos Chi-minh regime. sible mediators

M. Mollet, who was addressing Anglo- of the Juncheon American press, also referred to Britain's role in Europe.

He called for a united, strong,

Europe independent

under Anglo-French leadership" and added that without Britain there

be only

"German would Europe."-Reuter.

The documents were found in two wooden cases buried in the Villa garylens, the informant cald.

They added that Petarc's

and letters diary

exchanged botwrea ber and Mussolini of the formed the main bulk

believed. discovery.

Was that an exchange of however.

Mus. correspondence between solint and Inter, dated late in 1043 and throughout 1944, was

also uncovered.

The Informants sald that they could not indicate the contents of the docmenta-Router.

AIRLINES JUDGMENT

(Continued from Page 1.) People's Government CNAC and are not possession

in

he sald

2

A

Kashmir Issue

Postponed

Lake Success. Feb. 22.-The Security Council meeting, due

was

to debate the Kashmir problem tomorrow, has been postponed until Friday. No reason the n от themselves Kiven for the postponement.

The President of the Security of the assets,"

Miguel Ribas, Counell, Senor

ounet of Cuba, asked United Nations officials for a day's delay. It la understood that certain delega

Dealing with what were the possibilities of injustice that

might result from the appoint- tions-not India or Pakistan

mem of a receiver in this case required more time for consul- his Lordship said: "The movable

Ditation-Reuter,

of CNAC

in Hongkong

include planes and equipment

which have been valued at SIDE GLANCES US$20,000,000, To appoint a

receiver would mean substantial immobilisation of the airline- possibly for a protracted period of causing the danger

with

heavy and irreparable loss. Moreover, the issue of sovereign immunity based on the prerent possession of the assets could be raised

again at the triul if that possession is not disturbed but, the present if I interfere with possession by appointing a re- ceiver, I may deny the right to raise the question of sovereign immunity at the trial."

His Loroship also dismissed a similar application brought by CAT Inc. in which the third parties were members of CATC.

DEATH OF SIR

MAX PEMBERTON

London,

Job.

22. The

"school-boye best-seller", Sir died at his Max Pemberton, London: home today, aged 86. Ho had been ill since 1945.

play- Journalist, Dovellst, wright, moloring pioneer, crime "fan" and oarsman, he was of the hero of generations boya. Among his 30 books for bar threeThe Iron Pirate,

The Virgin Fortress," and "The Impregnabe City" were, best sellers Reuter.

Burned In Bed Philadelphia, Feb. 22-Mrs Roland B. Morris, 70-year-old widow of the former US. Am. basadoristov Japan; was killed toder Whale per bed daught

ALICEnet Protr

London, Feb. 22-Brl- tain's Liberal Party in an ove of poll statement to- if the that Bald ight Socialista

unable after the Election to form without

DL

were

said the rising Mr Pearson tide of Communist imperialism had been stopped In Europe by Plan and similar the Marshall economic relief to the contin-1

The focus of world af- fairs was now on Asia

the

*

ent.

Government Liveral support,

would back Liberals Socialist minority Govern

Labour provided ment would give up the nation. alisation of industry.

The Liberala, who are the main third party, add- ed flat they themselves shirk the not Would responsibility of forming a minority Government that arise.

situation

were

to

Mr Clement Davies, Liberal leader, outlining the Party's polley to the hydrogen and atom bomb tonight, said that the first step was to ban the use of these bombs in the same way as the use of polson banned. Reu- 116 TUTIA

ter.

By

Galbraith

1-4

COPR. 1940 ST NEA BEROCK, MIC, T. B, REG, SAUL PAT, OFF,

"If you're fed up writing so many checks evory month, why not arrange with the bank so I can write them? I love to write]"

Southeast Asia, he said, was making Impressive

build up strong The population

ELECTION

DISQUIET

IN

KENYA

con-

efforts to nation states. of Asia, which had an average life expectancy of 20 years and an annual in- come of

was on the of US$50,

Nairobi, Kenya, Feb. 22-The march, declared Mr Pearson,

People would prefer Com- East African Indian National munism to a return to the old Congress has protested against

European colonialtem, according attempts by Euro liden of

and Tengan- to Mr Peanon, who added that muni les in Kenya

of colonialism yika to "suppress the legitimate European Ideas

completely disap-rights of non-European races had abnost

The Ex

Committee of Executive peared.

the Congress passed a resolution Houss told the

welcoming proposals by the Government for government had still not decided to recognise the Chinese Com- Tanganyika

changes in the Constitution of munist

the government and

before the the terri.ory. question was now

overnment erious Press

the

Peter

Jenkins,

R

03

Barron

As rendered by Michael Burgess and the pert tenacity of Gladys competently portrayed by Har riett Jenkl Dorin makes an

an agile debut to the Hongkong stage. Eric Hodgetts undoubtedly knew what he was doing when he sel about tho production of this play, and he minions and his back-stage

D Gatisfying achieved have result. Michael Sydenham.

BRITONS KILLED IN

LANDSLIDE

Salisbury, Feb. 22-No news

and recewing The Committed particularly has yet been received from a car consid.ration.--United | welcomed plans for eventually party ploughing through badly to a remote flooded country giving cqua!

re. unofficial

Zornlhesi

Korge where four prezentallon In the Legislature Zm

Rhodesian officials to Africans and non-Africans. Southern

DANGERS IN and for non-Africans election were swept to their deaths by

that the

They

from a common electoral roll a landslide four days ago.

were members of a EARLY STAGES of Europeans and Aslans,

Kariba *This Committeo fervently party Surveying the

Tanganyika Gorge for a projected hydro- London, Feb. 22-Mr M.S.hopes

Government will not yield to electric scheme and news of the Sundaram, Education Secretary

1 India House, told the East the clamour of a small European disaster was brought by a Euro-

community and that

It will not bean who desconded the river India Association here loany

by boat to a police post,

sion,

tint a vital question in India abandon these progressive pru

The victims were, E. Bellamy was not the fear of giving the pocals," the resolution said.

A Ierate series of meetings in the and H. Ljers of the Irrigation Department, G. P. Ward of the to 100,000,000 Vole

Kenya highlands, arranged by people. It was the fear o no.

and A. E. Reid of the being able to find the tens of the European Electors' Union Hydro-electric Power Commis- leader's required at the request of European Southern Rhodesia Audit De- thousands of

recently for them.

In Tanganyika, sellico the new plan.

partment.-Reuter.

country there was always the danger that in the begining African and Indian populations stages, such o people might be in Tanganyika, it was possible led into

The under the proposed system that dictatorship. a responsibility. therefore, was not a single European would be the Legislature.-- the greater for the more elected advanced and educated classes Reuter.

all

Me Sundaram said that in any sneakers sald that, with largo |

in India to lay the foundation of

a real democracy.-Reuter.

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