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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950.

AMERICAN ARMY DEVELOPING

NEW

TANKS

Washington, Aug. 23.

A spokesman said on Wednesday that the Army is developing a "family" of new light, medium and heavy tanks which, he claimed, will be the best in the world.

The spokesman would not say when any of the new tanks would be ready for combat. But he in- dicated it would be many months for the light and medium tanks, and possibly more than two years for the heavy tanks.

There appeared to be little chance that any would be rendy in time to be used in Korea if the Babting there ends within year as Defence officials now expect.

Firepower will be emphnafred in all weights of the new tanks Instead of mobility, na in the World War II American tanks. Mobility will be of secondary importance in the lights Bad mediums. Armour protection

ALI

KHAN

BLAMES

INDIA

Karachi, Aug. 23. The Pakistan Primo

will be the third consideration. Minister. Liaquat Ali Khan, The combat characteristics of said today that failure of the heavies will be, in order of the United Nations medin- Importance: Firepower, armour tor, Sir Owen Dixon to settle protection and mobility.

the Indo-Pakistan dispute The new T-41 light tanks Over Kashmir "ties aquarely which the Cauliflac Motor Com- [on the shoulders of India." party do getting ready to produce

and will be "speedy

hard- The government of India a "good fused to agree ton programme hifting," and shotild be a match" for the Iturgian T-34 of demilitarisation of Kashmir, which is a necessary prerequisite medlung, the spokesman gaid. The T-41 will be transportable

free

hartial plebiscite and, Indeed, for any by plane. The nw mediums, neeful solution of the Kashmir

he said, would be more mestion," he said, match for the Russian T-34's

anel. "amier certai circum-

Mr Liaquat Khan added that

stances," should give the Com his government Jund unter munist heavy tank.

11. "could rable trouble."

the Stalin active consideration the giving Ef material aid to the United Nations fores in Korea,

Failure to settle the Karlanmèr dispute has endangered

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Royal Birth Announced

T.U.C.To Help Trade Unions In Colonies

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

London, Aug. 23, The British Trades Union Congress plans to

spend £37.000 in the next two years to help trade

unions in 23 Colonial centres.

The proposals Include sending, experienced and suitable British trade unionists to the Colonies; spreading the knowledge of the history of trade unionism through books and literaturė; Brazlog transport assistance and providing office equipment,

task.

Disturbing Canadian

Rail Strike

Oftawa, Au, 23.

Announced American Interest LIBERTE'S In Germany's Bid For More Troops

cess

Washington, Aug. 23.

MAIDEN VOYAGE

New York, Aug. 23. The new dogship of the French Line, The Liberic, steamed into New York harbour

The United States Secretary of State, Mr on its maken voynne today and Dean Acheson, today commented on suggestions was greeted with one of the big- that the United States and Britain should reinforces and most colourful wei- Comes since World War. I their occupation troops in Germany and that Ger- caded.

The sleek, 49,050-ton luxury man manpower should be utilised in Western re-mer, the third largest in the armament.

world, was met by three lugs stamine with city officials and

while dirig|bics serred overnead. Ships throught-

At his weekly press conference he praised the newamen, speech made by Mr John Sherman Cooper, Republicopters and in dozen planes lican adviser in the State Department, in which Mrt the harbour let loose with Cooper said the occupation forces should be rein- to, whistles and sirens when forced in Germany.

Mr Adieson also said, "The

| general strengthening of West- ern Europe is a question to which we are all develing the ulmost attention,

"The manner in which it will be obtained and what contri- button Germany will make is o matter for discussion anong

| governments.

Peking Begins A Get-Together

After the birth of Prin- Elizabeth's second child on August 15 crowds of Londoners filed past the main gate to inspect the

San Francisco, Aug. 23. An ossociation has official bulletin posted out-

been "At this stage I feel that It formed in Communist China to side Clarence House, thewould not be useful for ine to assist overseas Chinese and residence of the Duke and comment further on the sub-thele familles in the country Duchess of Edinburgh-

and "to promote better under- standing of conditions In China Central Press Photo).

nong Chinese living abroad," Pelding Radio reported tonight.

W. GERMAN

CALL FOR

TROOPS

Ject."

Me Acheson And that the German Chancellor, Dr Konrat not denunded Adenauer, and remilitariantion of Western Ger-

the black-huited liner, lecked

ost in brilliant flags,, have to sight. Two Breboats sent white plumes of water into the bright blue sky as the Literte passed the State of Liberty.

Mr Grover Whalen headed the welcoming committee sent by the. vity and the 63-piece Fire Department band boarded the vessel and played the French and United Slates National Anthers as she salled slowly up the harbour.-Unlied Press.

Nationwide

Compared of overseas Chinese Rail Strike

a recent meeting of naw In China, the Association) the Allied High Commissioners has six branches in Malaya, the thening of Western European Vietnam and 'Tholland, the defences, including Germany.

but had pleaded for a streng-Philippines, Indonesia, Burma, Threatened

Declaring

that this was not

The tour nor chorncter of the meeting, Mir Acheson said that Dr Adenauer had presented the freeurity sluation as he saw 11, Particularly the remilitarleation going on in Eastern Germany, Which he clinracterized "entirely outside the police feli and along the line of straight Communist | remilitarisation."

Germany,

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entail very that a war woul

at riska,

Stressing The menace in Western

broadcast sakl-Reuter.

Manifestation Of Goodwill

Manila, Aug. 23.

President Elpidio Quirino, spenkkg; at the dedication of the

New York, Aug. 23. American Inilwayinen to- nigh! called મા nationwide slike to begin at U o'clock, Icent time, on Monday moraleg

The strike call was sued by the Railway Conductors' Order and the Trainmen's Union after the collapse, of White House negotiations to settle their dis-

Pate with the railway cam- pantes,

Mr Acheson added, "He dir 300,000-so children's wing touse conference, excculiver of Tin Can than Parliament hus De Adenauer aid. "Our whole make a plea for greater strength treatment

of the Quezon Instilule

FUT!

of tuberculosia - in Western Europe. Inclucting which claims 35,000 lives in the Germany. I believe that this country every year-sald tway s his greatest concern and that

Within an hour of the White

the two unions Infermed Pre- ident Truman of the impend- Ing strike.

300,000 frame and

Submitting to the recommen- datsun for the annual mexand of the TUC at Brighton next month the General Council de- clares that asdistance for the 111001 organisations i11 the Colonies is an urgent and vital been callel to meet next Tube State systent is being under- apitotion I the day to net in the general al mined by Reference is matc 20 the frike, the Prime Mater, Mr Soviel zone. "very frank” report af the Louls St. Lou.cat, aam unced

"We ary approaching, perhaps, he is not attempting to preludge is another evidence of Ameri-conductors are involved. Fitzremi Commision of Enugu today.

can generosity a time of even greater tension the extent or manner of German Collery shoutings in Nigeria in

tol port:

and we must

police participation in inereading this people, have a that five November. This report severe-

force capable of preventing strength."--Reuter. eritielses

trade sp cat selsion would deal with certain

the Ken

violations of the zonal order and mention in yell 7 Whereas in umon leadership.

the Mrik..

of stopping sabotage and other Britain the trud, undout moves

things to the expected from the East zone."

ly

ht

JUDITOR

The spokesman claimed thatreonomic development of South- heavy tast Asia and lowered India's the planned Americans

prestage in international affairs, tanks would be able to whip the Stalin III with its 122 mm, puns the liberal Manchester Gitar- "under any set of conditions. He dian" soil today, also predictel that this

apy failure.

"Me Nehru will be heavy would be superior to any wenkened in his international improved model The Stahmjaftorts ver Korea tank that Russia may develop, de suffers" The Mokerman abo elmed that

er did the The paper the us

of the new Biped aver KWhite would have wirks State, tanks will be the best care quenes than is recomjest in the world." He would not bear it compels both Inslia reveal their entire, but indientetas Pakkian to ceneguzale they would te ler than the wach of them: pational effort on, wed on

models. their are- United Press Present at tank

States mishum:

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in Korea-the Per:bing and Patton tanks deve

11:0

The Aisan liht rank

ha 75 cm, gans

The United States Army toes riot have a heavy tank in opera- tion nuw

The Army has niked Contrera) for $196,000,000 to buy light and medium tanks Indications

mediums

Britain's

Rearmament

Campaign

Lowdon, Am. 23.

were that the new were either rently or are just

hout to be put in production. Th British Navy bergur to But the heaves pggy rently still take it reserve flect eut of , in the experimental aige. "mostlab: 138" toding ariel the The pokesman said that the Prime Minister, Mr. Cement Communi T-34 was a

good! Attlee, called, fer a top speed turk-"for the Russians. but seriniment drive not for our doughboys."--United Press

Eugene Thomas Dead

New York, Aug. 23.

The Actumcolty amonteel thest Al va vets would be retitled. der metive duty as part of the Navy's deletice programme. The announcement sald the tence plan included accelera- tion of the programme for re- Gum of hip of the reserve Maret.

Eugene Thomas, 14. President The Admiralty said that D

of the National Foreign Trade vet, being returned to com- Council since 1933, died here to-| ba. veadiness include sevva clay. Themas once was Presim tropers, nine frigates and 18 sident of the United States Steel fan w.epers. The remainier Export Corporation. -- United | of Me vessels Wele soull Pre

eft United Press,

SIDE GLANCES

gutheilten

ment has developed on a purely In Commode 124,000 Dway

basis the General

worker, arrangtrike. They ang

Council slates that 111 the Idearen finet Becher wares

and

Cademies "antions can be have been used for by personsherter hours. who e in the industrial ot- Lowels hoog kentantions a channel through w other vital codes trans which perscat political ambi- the-bound silwyr. tions can be furthered."

Dr Adenauer said he hated Mr Churchill's view that the

ruch formation of

force would not provoke the Soviet Union into launching an attack. He was convinced that rince Ballwng t mmunications

19845 the Rushas had pursued | khov, born 27 end thru am the

deliberate policy 11

That Cimated that "apely and it

116-01- livata 200 pro Tay they would not allow orkers and clicks will be laid selves to be diverted from it by

if the4tch an event. La the-

LITERATURE NEEDED

Clemal trade unions, rejt. li the help and expert guidance which thy nok. The Trezni ruou dewand for suitable w

Har

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(of cventually

North Amesem D

in Jature

Canadian

wi! Colorum! trade union: ka

Per mili.

4-11 manzed

The West Indies, at cloing down by the end example, ho made and the work if the trike is not quities for

#the- hundreds of copic...)

Canadian Pulp and the story of unde unionion. Paper A

Reute

It is pureed to spend £3,000

Tar report reenguire, the new

tan berlie red cratere.

an Trade Union Internat. nal

BRINK OF CHAOS

-

Montical. Aug 23 Chooda wr, on the bruk of Po plans to the untons in hack- aritical feat shortage - word countries, but the

TUC dutrial of today to result Central Council Gels that it if its two-day- tionwiel Heimsary to maliam dicct spite of raitrezni employer contact with the Colonies. that crippled the nation from

ma.1, for

un uther Any breaking of this link coast to

Cy In the world is in de-

it railroads. Food rationis began in Sve isolated

fotear 1 Nethern Ontario. Garoline

diey ny, would have a effect in the Colomb

DRAINING

them-

GD

mot

Millions

Lose Homes

In Quake

Renewing his pletige for 1 Federal Europe. the German Chancellor plended for a apenn army,

He d that to "preserve nes should be the chief om ef every Emopen and it clati, 1000,00D people had been ren-

London, Aug. 25. A further earthquake rock was report.d from Dibrugarh, Eure the extreme north-east "t

A Green,"

Assam, this morning, New Delhi Radio reported tonight.

The Radio said that some 5.-

dered homeless by the scries jat quakes in Arsam whic Be- But, he added, "peace cannot gan last weel.

In

be maintained if one side is Mary Strout and on the other i Besides the loss of thousands side there nothing."Ruter. af herd of cattle, washed away the floods which followed NO OFFICIAL COMMENT the earth tremors, arable land am been covered by raod, Iris London, Aur. 23. likely to result in the mass Ich fiei. today refutard destruction of crops, the Rudlo a vint-blank to errement com the cold. Cappeal by Dr Konrad Adenaner,

de-

h West German Chancellor, The full extent of the for more Allied trenta na Ger-struction could not yet be can [limated but it was known that

soil.

the earthquake was more re-

The

antirning was imminen; in many De Adenauer, who made his vastating than the one is 1897.

sections of the prairie urovine..oppeal ut a press conf.rence Fake in

remote town! and Boon trufay, also renewed his

Brst airborne supplies villages said they faced a thort- carlier sutsertion that Western were dropped over the stricken wn of ready cash.

Germany should be permitted jären today by Indian Air Force armed pollen forec com-Dakotas, the Radio added.--. Allparable to the People's Polico Beuter,

in the Eastern Zone.

BOMBAY OF Bay-off totidied 100,000 mex

By Galbraith

ITS

LIQUOR

CSPR. 1981 the NEA GERVICE, ING, Z. M. REGLU. B. PAT, CIF,

7-1

"They're increasing the national debt by $15,000,000 a day--but why make me pay for it by cutting down

my post deliveries?".

0722

and were Ctg hourly. telegraphy service was cut and moil and radio programmes were curtailed.

was considered clear by Folated vil-Fobervers here that the Foreign

ages in Canada's Lash country ice in London is leruined Matter Of Hours

Bombay, Aug. 23. said food would have The Bombay Government parachuted "if the strike today ordered foreigners living tinued-United Press. permanently in this prohibition

State to surrender thefe liquor

permits for "reconsideration,"

It

is

understood that the

renewal will need a medical

certificate that the applicant's,

TALENT

health would be permanently SPOTTING

inpaired with no alcohol,

Bul people can till Ket

alcohol in "after shave" lotious:

The

to be not to commit itself about more

Allied Troups for Germany or the] erfablishment of a "protective offer" fore in West until the subject is thrashed out in Sep- tember between the Western Who

shot dead the Belgian Communis! Foreign Ministers.

leader, M. Julien

Court yesterday BY FAROUK

i quinshed · restrictions on the sale

and use of polle; and medicinal

Deauville, Aug, 23.

Brussels, Aug. 23. Identification of the two men

The marked nillesal reserve Labaut, on Friday, in a matter watch met. Dr Adenauer's ap-of hours now,"

the

peal foday was thought here M. Mich:1 Louppe,

have been deepened by the examining magistrate, revealed conviction that the whole mats tonight-Reuter.

ter

was brought before the

Allied High Commission at the

of last week.

CABINET TALKS

Radio Hongkong

1.JC.T.

preparations containing alcohol. Ring Farouk of Egypt went

While the issue is before the Such preparations

in Deauville were in "tant spotting"

Allied Geverments no interim the Bonbay

night and picked cemments are to be expected shop-windows Carino last

4.00, Hong Kong Colina”—Xzo- today for the first time since wa young French girls for con- from London officials. It Is Kronine Summary; 4.03, Chidren's April.

|tract in Coire night clubs.

generally

Playroom Book- assumed that the Hour

The shelf." Presented by Elizabelli Ann The King slept late in the Foreign Secretary, Mr Ernest Hudio); But "hard liquor" was avall-

0.30, London Studio today again after | Pevin, jable only to those

who reviewed the Melodies The London Light who had Golf Hotel

Here With Juy

playing chemin de fer for high problem of West German securi- Orchestra (BECTS); 7.00 "Take * liquor permit for health states until three in the morn-ty with Str Ivone Kirkpatrick, Nichols. Dick Bentley and Jimmy reasons or were on a Fing

months' tourist visit,

been

by the

was

10

by L, F.L

the British High Commissioner. Edward (DBCTS): 7.30, La Demie- 0.00. 11,000,000 francs Whether to grant permall to cavest £11.000) up on bis five liseuss

Francale (Studio); on Monday and Tuesday, will Heure

Analysis the troops stationed in the State

matter with the World News and News

(London Relay); 8.10. "B.D.C. is still understood to be under succesive nights play when he Cabinet at an early date. Bandalandand of in Walsh consideration by the Govern- sat down last night. The pre- In fact, in appealing for more Guards. Conducted .4, "Sporta ment.

sent state of his proft and loss Allled troops in Western Ger-Hatham (ECTS): But bats in Army messes and account was being worked out many. Dr Adenauer has touch. Review" by Billi hiliips (Studio): 0.00. "From the Editorials" (London ed on a question which cannot Rely): 0.10, Weather Report; 0.11, ships

conicens have

crouplers today. sealed.

be settled by the Farouk watched the

Occupation Thursday Serenade"-A Trogram- Powers alone.

ne of Continuous Music Arranged The defence authorities have stage choose the

Talk ordered oflicers and men

The question of the number by Betty Drown: 0.30, Book to finalists for the 1,000,000 franc

by Ruth Kleby (Studio)( 9.4), “AI of Allied divisions to be statione "stop drinking and surrender (£1,000) French Grand Prix De ed in Western Europe, whether verdi. Act 2. With the Principale,

Opera"-"I Travalore stocks" in view of the High La Chanson — a competillon to inside or outside Germany, Members of the Chorus and Dreh. Court's decision that there can chonse u popular rong by an un-forma part of the

Conducted by whole dent La Scala Milan.

Carlo Sabaino: 1033. Il Pile of be no exemptions.

fence strategy of the 12 Northwood"—A Mystery Play by Evelyn Meanwhile, the only people | He was so pleased with the Atlantic Pact powers, and stussell (BBCTS); 10.50, Nut Brand- to be found at the city's four two girl singers that he ordered due to be settled by them atjynne and aŭa Orchestra: 11.00. "permit rooms" in hotels today one of his staff to ste that they the next meeting of thelf For Radio News Reet (London Relay); were tourists or

"health were immediately offered con- eign Ministers in Washington in hill. Weather Report; 11.18, "Good- hight fuelc:" God Save the King: Vrinkers."-Router,

tracts to sing in Cairo.-Reuter. | mid-September-Reuter,

11.10, Close Down

known author.

لورا

"All the e American

to the Filipino

manifestations of good will here may again be destroyed by another war or by the passage of time, |he added.--Ualted Preis,

They are demanding 48 hours' pay for a 40-hour week for men working in depots and a wage rise for train crews,

The two Union presidents said in a joint statement that the strike would affect 131 rail- way lins.-Reuter.

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