Students Snatch Chakmak's Coffin
Istanbul, Apr. 12.-Mar- #hal Fevzi Chakmak, former Chief of the Turkish Gen- eral Staff, was buried in Fyoub Cemetery hero today after students snatched the coffin from a gun carriage and bore it away over tho heads of a mourning crowd.
The studen's, members of the National Party which regarded the Marahal (LA the closent collaborator of Kemal Ataturke, founder of new Turkey, grabbed coffin from its guard of the honour of
ndmirals of generala,
in
and Government leaders proles: ugainst "the insuffletrat official notice taken
Hero's death.
the
About 300,000
of their
people ued
route of the funeral proces-
sion for the Morchal, who lect on Monday, aged 78. Along the WAY from Beyazlı
whole
Mosque, windows
were closest
and shop fron's shuttered,
About 10,000 people gathered outside the Mosque, where the
body bad Jain during,
midday
prayer, and as it was placed on the gun carringe for the pro- ceston to the cemetery excited students sursted through crowd,
shouting and shakion their Asia, and seized the colou
Instantly it was borne away towards the cenelery, covered in Ereen cloth Inscribed with verse from the Koron and the national flat, bobblag and rock-
above the ing
heads of the people.
Jeft
OFFICIALS STRANDED
The ocial funeral party was among thetn stranded,
Pakistani Ambassador, Mr the Minn Bashtr, who rad come from Ankara for the ceremony. A quarter of an hour later the Ambassador was ill tryin
to cleave through the crowd und get to the cemetery in time
the burial.
for the
fought the al
Marshal Chakmak
the Allles ngainst Dardencljes, in thes Caucasus
Syria
and
In the frst Worldi War. In the campaigns lend-
ing to the formation of the le- public, the defeat of the Greek Armies in Asia Minor credited to him.
wus
Ho retired as Chief of the General Staff in 1944 after 20
years' control of all three ser- vice--the Army, the Navy and the Air Force.--Neuter.
SERETSE'S APPEAL
Lobatsi, Apr. 12.--Seretse Khamo, exiled chief-desigpinte
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1950.
Rhodes
Memorial
Service
the At the annual Rhodes Memorial Service at the Rhodes Memorial on slopes of Devil's Penk, above Cape Town, General Smuts--standing beside the pillar on the left-spoke for the first time in 33 years of its history-(London Express
French,
Battle
Service).
Vietnamese For Control
Of American Loan
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Maunging Director. the Charter."
Security Council and by other Hongkong, 30th March, 1950.
United Nations, Fawzi Bey said that there organs of the had been "very serious deficien- -ies shortcomings,
and Ruba" been too ofte the Security Council's work various factors, and especially by the lack of agreement be- e Its nevotion.
ween the permanent members The sold that Articles 43 mud of the Security Council, whose *UG of Charter of the United
the
to the Nations--which had been put in to avoid the fain that overtook The
be League of Nations--remained
implemented
Government or by some designated re- other specially far
presentative.
The Security Council's duties lating to regulation of arma-
failure had scharged
This
destructive
Such efforts have. however.
stalemated by
greement is essential
of our organisation," Fawal Bey continued.
success
NOT MONOPOLY Matters of peace and security Saigon, Apr. 12.-Violent political and diplomatic repercussions are
were not a monopoly of there expected here when the United States makes its long promised multi-ments had not been satisfactorily permanent members, but Indeed were "matters belonging to ali million dollar loan to Indo-China. Police and military officials are also Jed to merc
and of us, the people of the United preparing for physical violence and anti-American demonstrations, par-more deadly armaments, durations, and the people of the
dening still further the nerves, whole world," he added,
"We should ticularly if France is made the administrator of the funds.
health
and
of economy
an He further said:
consult more and compare more frequently notes and ideas.
WASHINGTON
INACTION CRITICISED
Diplomatic sources here believe that the American money carmarked for Indo- Chinese military aid will be given to the French, while either the Bao Dai Govern- ment or Vietnamese ad- ministrative board will be held responsible for civilian nidl.
Both the Vietnam and French Governments have exerted pres- sure on Washington for control of the American Joan.
Princeton, New Jersey, Apr. 12.-The Governor of New York, Mr Thomas Dewey, appealed tonight for the restoration of "sincere" two-Party foreign policy and reversal of the "trend to- wards isolationism" essentinis to winning the. The French argue that they cold war with Communist are the only ones enpable of Russia.
ng
Strong arguments and even threats have been made to American offelals sent here to Investigate the best means strengthening the Bao Dai Go- vernment.
or
using the dollars efficiently for the welfare of the country. They foreign policy address say it is the "French army that of the Bamangwalo tribe of Fat Princeton University, the is doing the fighting in Indo- Bechumaland, Ing mado a former Republican Presidential China, and it is the French Go- second written application to mutninge
holl criticised
the vernment hut Is Boending
the Government to be allowed to Truman Administratlun and dollars daily here to fight ses his London-born white wife, ent of his own Party for Vietminh," Ruth, at Serowe, in tribal terri-
Tory.
tory.
njecting politica
finirs, le States should
Into national
Several French ometats have Die Unitedot it be known that if Francz it was accompanied with n
promote actively is not given the full authority certicate from his wife's doctora United States of Europe, and for the funds they would con-
view of bir "constinctive padley mid cressider it a political insult, stating that in Khama's state of health--she is live" should be developed expecting a baby in Juty-it the Far East.
was imperative" that Screwse tauld see her at once..
int
NEW CARS
Mr Dewey accused the Cav-! The more cynical French way ernment of "fantastic revermis" that the loan, if given directly Government, its policy toward China and to the Bao Dai other Asiatic countries. He rald would benefit only the Ameri
he Unfied States must "stop can automobile industry. One "Within month the
Seretse Khama was exiled be-
British Government! ea so the feared that his marriage to an English girl, which had other the continuous Red claimed: tribe, might cause trouble. He attresses in Asin with the culm country would be full of Viel- fa Buddha contemplating his namere driving new Buicks and wit navel."
has been forbidden to return to tribal territory, except to gather evidence for
Inheritance
lawsuit and to see his wife when the is confined.-Neuter.
MINDSZENTY
IN RUSSIA?
Home, Apr. 12.-The Italinu
news agency, Ari, said today
Vietnamese
are just ng
our own
" the Far East almost any charrined at the prospects of iction is better than no action," France slowing all the cheques, ve declared.-United Press,
They say that if "we are not Kiven
of control inances i will prove to the world that we are only nothingg than a French puppet more government."
Cross-Channel Glider
ACTORS
the
The Vietnameseare cubittere.t at the prospect of the French
that the Vatiem now believes Bruzzels, Apr. 12.--A Br-wing the American loan purely Joseple Cardinal Mindszenty, the tigh kliding instructor, Mr in their own interests, imprisoned Primate of Bungary, Lorne Welch, today flow
English has been transferred to Russin, glider
The Vatican Raid last weekChannel from Red Hill, Surrey, It could not confirm the
to Melsbroeck Brabant, a dis- the many rumours of the Cardinal's death tance of nearly 200 miles, because. it had been unable to
ка
Honouring U.S.
Dead
Model of the American Memorial Chapel honouring U.S. war dead in the British Isles, which will be in- corporated in the reconstruction of St, Paul's Cathedral in London (AP Picture).
War
As Instrument Of Persuasion
to en-
Washington, Apr. 12, Rear Admiral Charles R. Brown, former Chief of Staff of the Naval War College, advocated on Tuesday that the United States should seek a negotiated rather than a dictated peace in any future war,
Writing on "American of mass destruction on other ANOTHER POINT
National Strategy" in the than militarily effective targets "The French have delibern'ely current issue of the United co
becomes a matter of gravest
The decision concern. delayed rehabilitating their in-
com- States Naval Institute Pro- cage in genocide would hardly dustries in the north," plained one Vietnamese offletal.|ceedings, an unofficial Navy | be
with Consonance as they plan on using America publication, Admiral Brown sins to achieve peace through
Only negotiation. money while they invest thelt
said that war should be re-resort, when all other measures own francs in less risky ven- 'Cardinal Mindszenty was sen- Mr Welch is the second matures in France.".
cognised
a fallure. as a political in- have been adjudged tenced by a
Hungaria State to cross the Channel by glider.
should we commit ourselves to court on February 8, 1949, to The
of Vietnam strument A; high-ranking
persuasion, life imprisonment on charges of Stevenson, who flew from Dun-Army
oilleer brought forward "won in a manner that will
Anni and unlimited war." treason, espionage, and black: staple to the beach at Calais another point. "We should be permit us to realise the kind have no quarrel with the people marketeering-United Press. In 1939-Neuter.
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Communist be a terrible blow to Vietnam:spence that follows "
quarrel with the form of life, I that is what morale if we are regarded no so
Ile said: "The proposition they wish. If war comes, we immature that we are incap-
that a war is not won until the must convince the enemy people able of handling the Yet in all honesty I am afraid enemy is completely, utterly; that they are not fighting what that any new military equip and hopelessly defeated door not their leaders may tell them is ment bought for the Vietnamese obtain the support
of history, a reactionary capitalist attack
to Intended
take Army could very easily and its nor of logic either. The real
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