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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1950.

Aussies'

U.S. Army Girls

Go Glamorous

Second Overseas Airport

Melbourne, Australia, Mar. 5.-Australia's busiest nir- flold-Essendon, Melbourne -has been declared an in- ternational airport.

The new Menzies Government took the long-awaited move which

now

makes possible a direct link with London, San Francisco, Hongkong and other points.

The Clovernment's Civil Avia- 11on Department is, however, faced with the problem of pro- viding adequate alministrative theiltles at mendon to cater for immigration, customs and

health offices.

of labour

The big shortage

In Australla may and materials in seriously hamper the plan, al- though the Government Intends to put up temporary building probably surplus Quonset huts- within two months.

International airline pantes are expected to apply for routes for of their extension

tho Melbourne

past, In

rom-

Sydney's Kingsford Smith wit- port at Mascot has handled all averseas air traffic.

Darwin.

in the Northern Territory, has been used as an intermediate the British landing point by the Overstan Airways Corporation and Quantas Airlines, linking Australia with Singapore, ilong- kong and London, and by Alt France's service to Tahiti.

FREEDOM OF AIR Commenting

L‡ ?

new International

Essendon's status, the

Melbourne Argus sald:

This

century demands freedom of the

the last air as much 05

manded_freedom of the sous. The more responible world-air- lines which converge upon Aus- tralia and Melbourne, the bet- fer.'

Private airline operators sen

feel that really

Australian capital cities should all have In- ternational airports. They are

1053 filding of the

New Zealand alt race and the 1936 Olymple Games at Melbourne. -United Press.

Rank's

Uniforms designed for U.S. Army service women being shown at Governor's Island, N.Y. They become regulation in January 1951, and are the first uniforms in history worn without a, necktie. Left to right are the Women's Medical Spe- cialist Corps uniform, Women's Army Corps winter uniform, Army Nurse Corps summer uniform, WAC summer uniform, WAC Eisenhower-type jacket outfil, and

(AP Photo.) WAC skirt and blouse.

Burma

Policy Not To Align Itself With Any Military Bloc

New York, Mar. 5.-A New-York-Times-dispatch from Rangoon.to-

DUTCH PROTEST TO CZECHS OVER LOUWERS CASE

The Hague, Mar. 6.-The Netherlands Govern- ment has lodged a sharp protest with the Czecho slovak Government after the sentence of the Prague J. Louwers, Court against the Dutch businessman, became known, it was officially announced tonight.

The announcement sald that the Czech Minister to The Hague, Dr J. Martinic, to the Dutch was called Ministry of Foreign Affairs today to receive the protest. It salu that tho Dutch Government followed the course of justice in the trial of Louwers with painful surprise an in- dignation.

II

This course of affairs, which would not be understood in Holland, could only have harmful influence on the rela- tions between the two countries.

The Dutch Government strongly protested arning the fact that the Public Prosecutor did not hesitale to express com- unfounded accusations picely

gainst members of the Dutch diplomatic representation Prague

$11

Finally, the statement said that the Dutch Government Again pointed to the legal in-

demonstrated by the facts that the Dutch authorities were pre- vented from contacting Lowers before the trial and providing him with legal assistance, and he refusal to allow the Dutch

d'Affaires to be accom by his interpreter during

The Netherlands Charge Mr Yan d'Affaires in Prague, Der Gaag, bas been instructed lo lake similar steps there, the statement added.--Reuter.

day quoted the Burmese Prime Minister, Thakin Nu, as stating that Bur-Dr Fuchs'

ma would not join a Pacific military alliance but would be interested in joining an anti-aggression bloc.

Absorption

conditions were

Hopes For His Son

of

The Times' correspondent, Robert Trumbull, said that the inter- view was given in the form of an exchange of letters, as the Prime Minis- ter was dissatisfied with the interpretation put on his remarks by a re- porter for an American magazine who had interviewed him recently.

Leipzig, Mar. 5.-The "Burma has not the It all these slightest desire to become a net then the United States father of Dr Klaus Fuchs,, would have a good chance to

betrayer convicted part of the Soviet bloc or offer help that would count in any other bloc," the Prime their resistance to Communism, atomic secrets to Russin, said Minister was

Eastern experts today that he hopes that his reported to American Far

American assistance son "will be forgiven and re- have said," because such believe.

could be economic or millinry. bloes smack of war."

or both, but the feeling is that gain his freedom in a few

would be wasted

untess the yeara,"

Fuchs, 73, a then- Dr Emil Individual governments showed

to Aght logical professor at the Leipzig:

University, in the Soviet Zone, said the present East-West ten-

before sion "nay relax Luther

Of Irish Cinemas Causes Resentment

real

too

"Burma is not interested in jolning a Pacific Union that has

determination mentioned in some quarthe Red menace. been tern if the Union is in the na

One official raid this "will to ture of a military alliance."

Thakin Nu said that Burn, resist" was not as strong as he to ree. He qualified United would like to

"In that case," he added, "my this by explaining that in even had approached the States through the State De-

the situation

son's act may be viewed in ! was

the British partment for military and ceno. country

different that In some theresh light by

I am told his pri- authorities. was a strong will to keep out

In for 147 years. Before that period expires I think is quite probable that from there will be a reiler

suspicion. After international This problem, according to all, it seems only yesterday that experts, is closely inked with

Dublin, Mar. 5.-Irish film interests are protesting against the continuing absorption of cinemas in this country by J. Arthur Rank's giant British film organisation. They charge that the Irish branch of the Rank organisa-mic aid. tion now constitutes an "undesirable" monopoly and have The form of aid at the Communism and In others son sentence called on the government to take measures to safeguard purpose national film interests.

DRIFTING NEARER

TO WAR

The Irish

In addition, it controls

LEADERSHIP

for which it is sough!) wealter attitude. have been intimated to the tened State In the interests

both countries, it is con

were:

to

•

rume

subsidiary,idered improper to divulge launched some five years them cutside of official circles." that of leadership. In countries friendship with Rugsla was very

popular in Britain." ago to ensure Irish showings he added.

where the leadership is strong, Dr Fuchs sald he had no word The Prime Minister said that the resistance to Communism is from his son since his arrest and of the products of Rank's

he welcomed the State De believed more likely to succeed that he had no plans for visiting then thriving British partment misilon which is to

At Bangkok, the American him this your. studios, now owns five of įĮvisit Burma amorg other conn-

were gravely representatives Dublin's first-run cinemas, tries of Southeast Asia.

concerned about the lack of

POSITIVE SIDE Amug outer paiements the compelent leadership in come

A Quaker by faith, Dr Fuchs leaving only two under Irish

Burmese Prime Minister made countries which are targets of said he has no political «fillla- ownership.

Communism, it was learned. tions but respects the Soviets New York, March 5.-

Burma would welcome "an This was a problem to which experiment in building a new

im-sncial system." Three prominent Americans 50 percent of Dublin's second-offer of help from any friendly there apparently was no

chernach-

nicdiate answer,

"For this reason I consented kad something to say last run and suburban einemus, and allon to ward oft

The diplomats concluded that

to East

Germany to night on American-Russian the largest houses in Ireland's ments on its frontiers,"

"Our declared policy in re- no specific line could be drawn teach," he said. "I hoped I s:cond and third cities, Cork and gard to foreign affair of not relations.

Communism, to contain

The might

be personal example ony | ask-admittedly_a big one- aligning ourselves with Major-General William Lono-

of the positive side of what is In all, only about a dozen of bloc-does not exclude us from wil De

offer much happening here." van, wartime Chief of the Ot-

the capital's 30-odd cinemas co-operating as of Strategic Service, said remain outside the corporation.ble with the Western

He said his family had "sul- as closely as possi-material help and guidance as

demo-

in cach in a speech: I am not one of

possible undesirableia w Latest to level

threatened fered almost equally from Hit- those who believe in the inevi-

matters relating to

ountry.

ter and from the cold war." monopoly charges at the fability

Dr Fuchs lives alone in a of war,

ganisation is the Irish National The outlook for but we are

The rest, the experts believe, pence in coming nearer and nearer to Film Institute, which devoted

Is up to the countries of the bomb-damaged Leipzig boarding: Asia-Pacifle

class Burma Is decidedly brighter al shooting war."

to do for house, teaching a small much of its 1049 report to the Brien McMahon, group's Senator

time than a year the present

hemselves.-United Press.

four times weekly in Christian continued expansion,

If Chairman of the Joint Courres-particularly in

old from friendly the thickly-ngo.

deema-Associated Press. sional

Committee ou Aloric populated suburban areas of the countries is forthcoming, the anti-insurrection drive can be accelerated and the restoration peace and stability can be added.-. Thakin Nu rapid,"

Пес

Limerick.

reiterated his plea for capital

"mo

Eneral crusade

for peace,"

MINISTER SEEN

1

or-

cramic development.

of

Laying in speech that an atomle arms race foreshadows ***

monster government" and I rald that the corporation Reuter. "total intervention in the lives was "controlled financially by of our citizens."

and non-nationals,"

declared Senator McMahon said that if that "atch nionopolies are un- the U.S. tries to build sufficient desirable for many reasons.” military

dcter a The port discloned that the is their "will to resist," in the power to Russian attack, "we must

in-titute'n Koverning council creasingly place

wor

footing ourselve

remain

munlisn

on a

KEY TO SUCCESS Manila, Mar, 3-The key to of Asian " success in the fight

Communism countries against

(had carried the matter Igovernment Level by protesting

best

TO

opinion of some of the qualified American observers.

The phrase "will to resist"

diplomats had

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sphere

AIR RECORD SOUGHT BY

ITALIANS

Heuter.

INTELLIGENCE TEST: SOLUTION

(1) Gearbox covers 39 miles white Crankshaft covers 13 S Gearbox is travelling three times By that a Crankshaft

jai iience, when Gearbox left the Stork. Crankshaft was 10 muler kway, be, be had already cavered 15 miles Let his weed he i mijer

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Passport Denied U Saw's Widow Rangoon, Mar, 5-Draw That Khin, widow of U Saw, who wa hanged in 1940 for assassinating! Aung the Burmese Premler, San, has been refused a passpo. to take her daughter to Dar- Milan, Mar. 5. Two jeeling to be educated there. pilots will shortly according to a press report- Supreme Court

Justice to the Minister for Education, has been heard here frequent's attempt to break the world William Douglas sak in an in- General Richard Mulcahy.

since United States diplomats distance record for amphi-" terview that Americans must,

General Mulcahy received n

Bangkok Hot together in

in bian planes, now held by the belleve strongly enough in De-

discursed the February for deputation and

On U.S. xjmposium mocracy to die for it if they are whole matter with them," the Far Eastern problems.

They are Maner Lundli and to rem free from Com-

report cald.

The American

Leonardo Bonzi, who last that At the

the Atlantic Institute'a annual little to say publicly on their Count Justice Douglas added Democratic nations can retain teneral meeting, the secretary conclusions at Bangkok, where few aero

Children's Angel". depart were transmitted to the State year in a tiny tourist plane, the only through of General Mulechy's world leadership

But here is

Tho present record I held a positive programme.-Asso-ment said the Institute hud the Department.

"goodwill" of the Minister and sample of what they say pri clated Press,

would receive

the help vately about the steady flow of by U.S. Major-General F. M. Andrewa who covered 2,300 which he could extend "within Communism in the Far East,

kilometres in 1930. the limits imposed on him."

The United States, they say,

battle of Com their attempt

The two Italians will make can win the

with

a new IRISH COMPANY munism in this troubled per amphibians

"Piaggio 130", piane, of the globo only with the

with

a 430-hors: power engine, A government spokesman determined help of the peoples *Hollywood, Mar, 6.-The trade

of being which they tested last week on danger that slated. however, that the Irish wh Variety reported

who are in

cg the Italian Riviera. paper

1. Pay to a worker for plane Deanna Durbin, the film song- branch is registered here as an engulfed by Communism. In

con

time he spends travelling stress, plans to leave Hollywood Irish company, with a majority more specific terms, this means

and that

must kilograms of petrol and has a countries in a fortnight for an indeflatte of its caplial in Ireland,

20-hour range. The flera plan and from his working place on

property, по consequently

action was strengthen their economics, pu

his employer's ay in Europe,

to follow a North-South route stay

the Variety said that Deanna has envisaged.

their governments in order, and

Red Sea. Morbid fear of dirt. 3. In from Milan to the

In On its, part, the corporation, look after the well-being of

Assembly disposed of her home In Holly-

They will take off from land French National Odeon (Ireland)heir peopter.

the when and land on the sea, accordinghanced to take

1789 registered as

extremista wood.

seals on She was

monopoly charges, point-

left

Scien side of the hall 4. comment yesterday, but in a re-able

In to overal charitable con-

addition, Azlan nations for he record. cent interview she told of her ing

The plane was transferred the instrument to measure the Manuel 11

annually must be vigilant against Comi- organises Europe in the cerns plans to go to

nlready yesterday from the Riviera to growth of a plant. A movements

0.

The notably the

(a) charity concerts munist Spring,

airport, where it will Luis Quezon. Dublin's operating within their borders, Milan She said then: "I might just in its largest house,

testa--Associated Taming of the Shrew (b) The Theatre Royal-United and be prepared to battle any undergo Lew

Winter's Tale. make

picture and giant

Prem. infiltration from the outside. quit."

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