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Pandit Nehru Rebukes Indonesians

Bandoeng, West Java, June 11.-The Indian Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru, rebuked Indonesian mass meeting Communists who appeared at a which he addressed here today carrying anti- Indian placards. One of the placards said, "Re- lease Indian Inbour peasant leaders." Another: "Justice to Indian labour solidarity.”

in lind no long engaged Pandit Nehru, now tour-who

destruction, which was necessary. countries, The ing East Asian

change must come from the told his biggest meeting in masses. Indonesia: "If you are under

There must be pence in the must

the impression that in India country and lawlessness Jabour leaders are kept in case. There must be momi re-

generation ond a new use of

prison, you are completely unity created. wrong. I do say we have a.

greater measure

of

Before leaving for Jogjakarta. de.Prezident Soekarno took Pandit

at Tandrudan Paohu.-Reuter.

mocracy than many of the Nehu to see the volcano crater countries which talk of re- volution and sociallsm."

He added; "So far as my Go- verument is concerned, we are not going to allow terrorism and violence or tolerate killings."

I'rezident Soekarno and Pandit Nehru were loudly cheered by surging crowds which lined the route from Government House, Bandoeng, to the football ground where a inammoth crow gathered to listen to the two leaders.

Many displayed giant postera with patriatle slogans, portraits of Nehru, Soekarno, and Indian national slogans.

not

Pandit Nehru sald that he was Krently touched by the welcome which he considered was merely personal but a welcome to India.

After referring to the ancient ties between India and Indore- sin, Pandit Nehru sald now they must look to the future.

"We have to discard from the

past ruthlessly anything which made us backward and weak, Because of our past backward- dominated ess we have been

by other powers," he said.

PAST AND PRESENT

In any event they must strive present past and 1. combina and work for something better.j They must learn from Western countries what gave them their strength, discipline and scientide

ivancement, he said.

Pandi! Nehru urged that at all costs they must maintain the recular ideals of the state and work unitedly. Be it Indonesin

DI

India they could not in pre- sent conditions afford to have the luxury of many parties.

drawn to His attention being

the a giant poster flourished in meeting by a local labour union on what the Indian Government Nehru Pandit shouti warm? to raid the he know his job.

Tolay.

sal,

L many Socialism, "sas Capitalism, Communism were being talked about.

"I consider mveelf more t Set-1-t, not in dor-

less

malic way let in econ*tally a basic way," he said.

NEW OUTBREAK

President

also

wh

Soekarno,

inceting 1.C addressed urged his countrymen that they develop a construc- must now

of their revolution--which was

tive outlook.

a destructive

The first phase

role-was now

They

over.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1950.

Sea

Rangers Tuning Up

Given To

Malaya

The Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan inspects a detachment of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve after receiving from the Flag Officer, Malayan Arca, the bell of the battleship, IIMS Malayn, "to honour and remember her good name."

Express Service).·

Johnson,

(London

Bradley

Leave For Japan

:

These four girl Sea Rangers are getting some firsthand instruction in piping from instructor Henry Phillips in Portsmouth. They were preparing to make a bit of musle by piping Princess Margaret aboard when she visits the training ship, Foudryant. (Acme).

NOT

SUPER SUBS

PRACTICAL

Washington, June 11.-A United States sub- marine expert said in an article published on Satur day that it is not a known fact whether Russia has any plans to build giant aircraft-carrying submarines similar to the five built by the Japanese during the

war.

He said, however, that the plane carrying submarine in United States, Britain and the mid-twenties but found no France have not found the practical us: for it."

idea practical after experi ments.

ACTUAL CRUISE

Captain Long cald the 400- feet Japanese submarines were "built in the deepest secrecy and were designed to destroy

Japs Ban Week-end Meetings

June

11. The Tokyo, Metropolitan police today in- definitely banned all public meetings on Saturdays and Sundays without prior police permit as a security men- БИГО against Communist anti-Occupation action.

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At least four gatherings, cluding a concert and a variety show, were banned this weeks The police also barred | Varen University students from presenting Chekhov's ¡plays,

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I was learned that 70 chict's of police stations In Tokyo held wers special meetings and nidered by the Metropolitus į-inclusive. Police Board to enforce more rigid control of anti-Occupation activity.

Police made three raids to- day while the editor of a Com- munist mublication surrendered himself 10 the polter questioning in connection with the publication of the "open i Cetter to General MacArthu Iscoiling the recent eight Japanese for attacking Occupation personnel and the políci ban on demonstrations in Tokyo reb.

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London, June 11.-The

Captain John Long.. wartime submarine públic relations officer and now Defence Depart the Panama Canal. They could Prime Minister, Mr Clement ment historian, described the carry three seaplanes and parts Japanese submarines in pre-for a fourth in ecedings of the U.S.

a long-domed Attlee, has sent a telegram: Naval housing or hangar amidships," of thanks to the Aus- He said two of them, accomtralian Prime Ministor, Mr which an unmelal

Is an

two smaller sub- panied by marines, actually made a-re- Robert Menzies, for the ser Australian of the connaissance cruise to within 10 vices miles of the Colombian coast Armed Forces in the occupa-

tion of naval officers.

the surrender He said after the surre of the giant Japanese subs at the end of the war it was

decided they had no place in and within striking distance oftion of Japan.

the Canal on June 7, 1945.

any of our plan's, or if the need for such craft arise it would be better to build our own, drawing what we needed from plans of the Japanese. The

with Navy experimented

Captain

On

"Why Lang suld

Mr Menzies announced did not try Key

to launch May 20 fast that Australia bad their planea for a suicide miss- decided to withdraw her troops U.S. Ouer

ion on the lucks is just known from Japan,

U.S. OBLIGED

TO DEFEND

PHILIPPINES

Inside the

radar fence

Some ume would elapse before their planes might easily have the actual movement of men and been mistaken for our own,

stores began, and the whole

There

i evidence that the operation would extend over a Japanes

operators, for considerable period. The move Runately for us, did not mea was being made after consulta

of the draw-on with the United States Go- sie up in rome

planning. of their

- verunent and with its agree- finerring and

ment, he said. "

rr's

cra

of

But ap-

Mr Menzies thanked General

ald and co-

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The THIEF OF BAGDAD

beards. strategy They at the thiest as well as the biggest battleships

Douglas MacArthur, the fumeriin Magic Technicolor! rane ctrlous combinations

lite can Supreme Allied Commander with CONRAD VEIDT - SABU craft, such as the hrmaphrodite is Japan, for the carrier-battleship,

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who went operation he had

MARY MORRIS REX INGRAM New York, June 11.--The!

the British Coinmonwealth Oc- Nippon's ships

RELEASED THRU UNITED ARTISTS throughout the New York Times said today down to sea in

pation Force lacked that during or "Sunday

been under his that the United States is

punds," which is the symbol of period it had

command.

The obliged to defend the Philip-

BCOF military genius."

was originally pines should Formosa fall.

ASTONISHMENT

formed from British, Australian Commenting generally: Captain Long told of the and New Zeal:nd contingents, United States bul at the end of last month problems facing astonishment of three major

when they consisted of 2,374 Australians.-- the islands, the Times said; submarine experts

the cucoiniered

Richt "The Filipinos have the right first

He said to ask our assistance and we Japanese submarines,

the first was sighted by an air

Washington, June 11.The Secretary of Defence Mrould be glad to give it Louis Johnson, and General Omar Bradley, chairman of The paper sald three prob patrol off Hanshu on August 27. betet the country. It 1945, and the, pilot signalled a must turn their the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, left for Tokyo to-id: The first is the pressing bucks on destruction in turn day to inspect American military installations and get unic problem of regaining sumbating tender to put a land-

ing parly aboard.

ted Commander Hilm between imports He their energies to building up General MacArthur's first-hand opinion on the Japanese the balance

quoted an exports and thus assuring Cassedy, in charge of the board- new Indoesin.

saying: "In the; national solvency. The second ing party, as They must discard doctrinaite peace treaty.

work und sloganism

Also due to leave for Japan is the need for the restoration early morning light I thought I

make out could this werk Neither he nor "my distinguished

is Mr John Foster ut complete law and order. Thu

hard.

Near brother Nehru could bring not the change among people,

General Bradley left here

JAMBOREE reunion.

AT VALLEY stops

FORGE

at

Mr Johnson

will meet

the renty

General Mac-

IT

War

Her

said:

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

Let the number of collegay par- ticipating in the secopa your bể mặ and the corresponding number of exhibere fat osch college), n. Then in the first year the number was (m = 7) (74 = 33) and, in the third year, the number was (m + 7) (n_+348).

"Hence" (m +7} {n +23) » (1) ** 7) (n = 13) - 870,

Le.. YA + 23 m = 435.

The only solution in conformity with the data in : m = 11, 15 – 26. The Pinhead programme bar been i

1st year 18 exibitions at each of 4 colleres, 12,

2nd year! #ó exhibitions at each of 11 colleges, 285,

3rd year: 49 exhibitions at each of 10 colleges, 295.

Elahteen colleges are now par Belpating.

Landon Lepresa Satolce.

a submarine by plane, which was to stop Dulles, Republican consultant to third is the qcuation of pro-ahead, but it was so huge and it in St Louis to pick up Mr Mr Acheson

strange silhouette I He has been as-viding defence against external had such

could scarcely believe my eyes. Johnson, who has been at- signed to work on the peace Uggression."

The Times said the measure ar will and presumably

enormous bulk, she was big- tending the 35th Division renty.

than any subs I have ever before Congress "wisely pro- damage further They will arrive scusa it with

viding Arthur. at Tokyo on Saturday after!

patments must be applied to seon or even heard about."

Captain Long related the te- The State Honolulu

and Defence De-economic recovery."

sults of examination by United andl;

partments are sold to be split

experts just States submarine Manila.

013 the problem

LAW AND ORDER of When

"Mechani The paper said the law and after the bix submarines were

surrendered. He After they return on June 21, y should be signed. Most

diplomatic officials

want

order problem "bolls down to ally, the super-subs were found) soon to

to prevent the the question of wiping out the to be in good condition. They Secretary of state, Mr Dean Japanese people

the latest CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE fitted with from getting Communist-directed Hukbalahap were

Answers Schnorkel device for operating New York, June 11-Acheson, to lay down the Adstess under the Occupation movement once and for all."

policy ministration

on the

view

The editorial said President with diesels General MacArthur

while submerged. touchy question of a Scouts from 18 nations will!

perce also is said to hold,

1. In the spring. 2. But same

Quirino Elphilo

quito was

ample anti-aircraft Japan. assemble for the United treaty with

Anything

radar. Daniel Fahrenheit. tearch batteries until there is 35- treaty

about States National Jumboree they decided will be submitted try leaders want to delay right last week when he dis-They had

missed for apsurance of just what bases the bases. Rud stated his Govern- Topside, everything was covered | America. 4. Identical, fraternal f on July 30 at Valley Forge, to President Truman Pennsylvania, the site of General George Washing- ton's independence stand against the British in the bitter winter of 1777-78.

About 47 scouts

proval.

DATO ONN RESIGNS from all

United States territories, with

Singapore,

3

ドーの

abruptly

and

Gabriel 3, North

talk

Harriman, ment would welcome whatever with anti-sound paint to impede and Siamese, 6, William Averell zonar detection-United Press. the Far East to block further forces the United States

would Communist aggression,

United States will retain

CONFLICTING REPORTS

Also

Are

4 SHOWS

TO-DAY

send to the archipelago.

The Times said: "We not in the process of negotiu

for ting footholds in an alien plaguing Amerlean ot. deals is the question of work-country for the sake of Ameri- and wamei ing out a separate peace trea that the United States reintion>

can operations," June 11.—Dato | without Russia, Some quarters 170 foreign representatives, will

that under Inter- with the Philippines should be spend a week under canvas on Onn Bin Jafaar, the influential here belleve

politient leader, an-national law, Russian troops based on "honourable associa what is now a national shrine Malay

nounced today that he was would try to occupy Japan If atlon, deep fraternity and good come resigning his post as President peace treaty is signed without common sense."-United Press.

Malays Nation- the Soviets, from France. Austria, Britain, of the United

Organisation because of Germany, aly, Holland. Swe-alist

he was

1s well as a park.

Visiting

scouts

will

den, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, accusations Venezuela, Tesland, India, Pakis

Canada.

The International flavour of

that

U.S. Actress Dead

Hollywood, June 11. The

Informed sources salt Me "trailor" to his Countrymen. Johnson decided to go to Tokyo tan, the Philippines, Israel and his development-expected by after getting conflicting reports some observers to have serious on General MacArthur's views. may political

repercussions took While Gen. MacArthur place durinit an emergency favour an early treaty, it is

he would death The event will be emphasised by general meeting

the considered unlikely

withdrawal

nt Fisher, tho the arrival of an laternational UMNO, which was called to advocate troop from

Malayen elizen-United States troops as long as Broadway

Dung Rolex.

the discuss

ship

issues.

After the

of

has occurred of Salile 09-year-old former slor and one-time

Lake Success-the of United Nations dele-

and State nationally there is any danger of Russian leading lady for the late John

Barrymore. aggression.

Miss Flaher died on Thursday Mr Johnson and Cien, Bradley The Jambores theme will be the development of American

ression, Dato Onn will arrive in Japan as the Com-night at Twenty-Nine Palms, Legodom from the struggle of Bin Jatang Bald he had taken munists are stepping up their at California, where she had gone for to close the desert home she and denaral Washington's

of action because of the "charter tecks en Gen. MacArthur Army

on what the her husband, a business execu= rebellious colonists. through the made by certain dolegalce that his essek-down subsequent 170 years to today. I was a traitor to Te Melays Communist called "Japanese Live, Mr. Arthur Houghton,

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