THE HONGKONG : TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1950.
To Bring Danes Express Peace To Gratitude
Ex-Enemies
Takyo, Oct. 10. A former Olympic star and World War II hero, who left Japan in 1945 with black hate in his heart against his captors. Is back in this country to seek out his former enemies-and bring
and
To Churchill
Copenhagen, Oct. 10.
Mr Winston Churchill, who with Mrs Chur-
was this afternoon given the honorary degree of Doctor of Philosophy The ceremony was i of Copenhagen University.
chill is visiting Denmark,
them spiritual peace attended by over 500 professors, diplomats,
star ler Louin journalists and other guests.
salvation.
Our time
Zamperini flew into Takyn on Sunday, carrying a bible and
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list of 100 name of captors and prison guards who had starved and tortured him during his two years Japanese prison camp.
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The 33-year-old former pilot from Compton, California, ar- rived here as a member of the Youth for Christ Group.
to
He is the second ex-prisoner
Japan siner come to
the
war as a missionary (the first
WHA former
Jacob
Expanding
U.S. Forces
In Europe
Los Angeles, Oct. 10. Sergeant
Assistant Secretary of Deshazer of Doolittle's bombing and second Kup)
former the Army Karl Bendetsen (the first mile athlete "Flying! Preacher" Gil Dodds).
Radio commentatora fol- lowed Mr Churchill's drive to the Univeralty from Fredensborg Castle, where he was the guest of honour at a banquet last night,
Tonight Mr and Mrs Churchill Governmenti are attending a banquet at the Danish Foreign Office.
On presenting the degree to Britain's wartime Prime Minis- ter, the Dean of the University said: "We express the gratitude of the Danish people to the man snid today the Army will was instrumental in secur- ing the liberation of our coun- Zamperini raid today he was use the new military appro- try. converted during Billy Graham's revival meeting in Los Angeles Printions
belgi
to strengthen I know of no better example
wife, a devout United States had persuaded him Europe.
last year. Itis Christian,
10 attend.
for
forces
in
of
the self-confidence which str Churchill instilled in the British people in the dark days of the Mr Bendelsen, here to parti-war than the motto on his desk din Rigat cipate in the American Legion The Impossible We DUTY TO PERFORM
convention, cald theAway. Mirnetes May Taks A After his experience Zam-ational
"There is Koreng war had not reduced the Bit Longer.'" perini told friends;
European strong
SEEING IN PERSON such a change in my life that I und
The Dean, Professor Hanson, feel I have a duty to perform defences.
He said: "The ball will begin continued:
know Mr That duty is to return to Japan!
the Armed Churchill from his works, buy with the power of Jesus Christ rulling
Forces have the money to guard the Danish people wanted to ree shall offer to them.
Our him in perion-the American rampart,
man who word of God. For now 1 6-| th
Europe will so overwhelmingly contributed lieve it is Christ or Communiam aces throughmit
of Denmark. Christ for nations,
only remedy
3T
Won.
the
the
history,
now that
will
both
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"1 was never
how many
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the best aller in Japan. Weak and undernourished, Zampermat Inchon in Korea as "one of these, but now I ara treated a
track stars the most brillant campaigns inif I were quite a learned man. the former
"This, I think, is a good argu- und tactically death, hly own possession is
It will go down in meat for not being discouraged late politically. by the
the greatest by the fallures or shortcomings certificate signed
history President Roosevelt. Limited
modern warfare."of youth. but to persevere and moves in Press.
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Paris Cheers GREATNESS Difficulties
Inspection
At Holyrood
Wants Place For
Dutch Navy In Atlantic System
The Hague, Oct. 10. Moorman, Dutch State Rear-Admiral H. C. W. Secretary of the Navy, declared today that his Government should maintain its attitude that the Dutch fleet must
continue to be represented in the Atlantic defence system
LARGE-SCALE
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An Americam general,
it
French general and a Bri- tish air marshal cannot de-
eide whether the Dutch Navy must disappear from the ocean, he said.
the
TAC
ot the
Otto Lieut-Gen. Sir Lund, KCB, DSO, Com- missioner-in-Chief of the St John Ambulance Bri- gade, inspecting men of the 60th Heavy AA Regi- ment, RA, at Palace Bar- racks. Holyrood, County Down. He is Colonel Com- mandant of the Royal Artillery, and has been visiting units of the Order of St John In Northern Ireland.
DEFENCE TALKS IN LISBON
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for these threau į business.”
we uli admire you."
Mr Churchill, In his reply
Lisbon, Oct. 10. is Christ for the individual,"
The Army Comptroller,
The suggestion that Holland
The South African De- Zamperint WALK captured in Met. un, who areompanies sald that he was very proud
plan
should restriel her navy carne fence Minister, Mr Francola 1943 when he ditched his
Bendeten here, so the and very grateful to receive n
from the Atlantic Treaty's off Oahu, Hawaii, and drifted
has 40 percent more Doctorate of Philosophy from 2,000 miles in 47 days on a life Army
Standing Group and not rom Christian Erasmus, arrived
Berlin, Oct. 10, A Japanese
inese vessel picked me to work with than it had the nuclent and famous Univer
of Copenhagen.
the Council on which the rufl.
A here today on n three-day hefore the Kurean invasion. Helty
Russian army tanks and in- "As life unfolds I have been
Turin, Oct. 10.
Pact ces in Western
Cantic
Foreign Defence visit, during which it is be- up the pilot and his companions.
Steel-helmeted police, cur- atmisters sit, he added.
discussfantry today cut the vital 100- He spent the rest of the war said: "Our forces in
greatly astonished, to find Le Germany
mile Autobahn Inking prison camp. Japanese
Artmthened now that appro- more degrees 3 Treelve I which have rying tommy-gans, today was a political matter on which lieved that he will
defence examiraations
Foreign Ministers Union
problems Eerlin with West Germany for During his confinement
were guarding all trains in only
with members of the Portu-four hours during autumn troop The General described General passed,
near the British Juparze made him run against its have been upped."
manoeuvres very goud of aly's northwestern Turin could make suggestions. MacArthur's amphibious landing
The Council and not calledį guese Government.
Zone border. for Province, while big industry
any restrictions
YE OLDE MILL. A distinctive hand Russian troops swarmed on to Dutch Beet and there was
made stationery. In boxes, 50 ricota 110 Mr Erasmus is accompanied
notepaper beviors. Bost v was largely paralysed by a
per box, Duke fy. $11.50 half of West Communist led reason for the Dutch Govern- Ly General de Wet du Toit, the the broad thoroughfare, over
South ment to change is attitude.
African Army Chief of which is carried
per box from "S, C. M. Pos 14 hour
An It is not because of tradition Staff, and Brigadier 11.11. Klop-Berlin's essential foodstuffs, strike which was called in
People's Binck uniformed
Antient Script CHIVALRY the Commander of the
police halted traffe on elther atractivo stationery of distinction, G on trying to learn all your support of labourers in the cut because of hard necessity per
and Province's rice fields who that the Dutch sail the seas, 3 Union's land forces.
Fide of the mock altack boxes of forty By shorts
envelopes or eighty singin quit work two weeks' ngo, eid. it in the event of a con-
Scelz and forty envelover. He per All three pre on their way Reuter.
box. On sale
"South China. labour thiet Holland were completely demanding a new
from New York after
Morning Post." dependent on its allies, a repeti- home contract,
of tion
what visiting Europe and the United might occur
THE "TUST*** amend- happened in 14 when there States for defence talks, were not enough ships to bringi supplies to the Dutch popula- tion,
When there South African Defence Mulster ur in 1915
would discuss South African were not enough ships to carry defence problems with the Por- Dutch soldiers to Indonesia,
tuguese officials. Holland had received a great At one farm, near Novara, 600
American and 220 deal at aid from the quintais
fodder square metres of barn roofing Government and the American pleased with the results of his
naval talks
Defence and with the Geneva, Ocl. 10.
vere destroyed by a fire early Navy in realising her
the Colonial Ministers of France, this morning.
programme, Including without doubt the greatest
Mr J. Donald Kingsley,
ther the United States and Britain, of ships, umong Ure Supply 0,000,000 cent Auriol,
Yesterday, worth of damage was done to six destroyer escorts, 13 mine-
them at any and He had told Minister, M. Rene Pleven, religious leader in India Director-General of the In-
planes
the and members of the Govern during the present century.|ternational Refugee Organi-another farm by a similar fire.
African continent The police reported that in equipment for the Marines, ho Communist attack on
would be the I
of sation, said today that the "Ta him the influence ment today welcomed
regions strikers, today declared.
brought in The Dutch bullding program-considered an attack on South Sultani of Morocco, Sidi Christ was far more manifest Western Powers' decision to any
me, particularly where cruisers Africa herself and South Africa from other provinces in an
would fight with all the means in many nominal Chris- increase German military beat up labourers
should Mohummed Ben Yousset, than
concerned, were minking it effort to save the ripened speeded up, he said.--Reuter. tians, for, like Christ, ha
at her disposal,-Reuter, and his son when they ar- peace-maker," he declared at strength was
Deported. more difficult for the IRO to Many arrests were
--Reuter, rived at the Bois de But-a religious service here,
Dr Barnes sald that the great do its work in Germany. logne station here for a
of the world industrial cities
wns, for four-day State visit.
were apprehensive test in a new Cheered by crowds and war the use of atomle bombs endency to clear refugee camps at all costs, Mr Kingsley told rounded by mounted Republi- should
unparalleled the IRO's General Council here. can Gaurds in full vercinomial misery.
The continued use of camps, the party moved aff
centres unform
"May it not be that some of hospitals, embarkation slowly in three cars towards
world, the peoples of the
in and other facilities was "indis- the Elysees Palace,
spired by leaders like Gandhi pensable to the completion of
will move the Fifteen closed cars with high and Sun Yat-sen,
and milltary officials
molor
Sultan Of OF GANDHI Facing IRO
The
Morocco
Paris, c. 19. President of
Birmingham, Oct. 10.
Dr Ernest Barnes. Bishop In Germany
the of Birmingham, said today
French Republic, M. Vin-that Mahatma Gandhi was
the
the
Prime
was led by the Fre
bring
eivilian joined which sident's car with the Presideat he asked.-Keuter.
morning cost, the Sulton in
white robes and the
Heir Ap
parent in a dark suit with fez,
ing
the
Thousands of troops, includ
Spahis--North mounted
full dress African cavalry-in uniform, lined the Avenue Fach and
Champs Elysees, through which the party drove to the Palace, where the Sullan will be the President's quest,
monster traffic jam still A held up eirculation an hour after the Sultan's arrival,
Toscanini In
New
York
WBJ
New York, Oel, 10. Arturo Toscanini, the farnous Italian conductor, arrived here today in the liner Vulcanlo. He was allowed to land immediate- y despite report that he might
There
Instance, a
Strong reinforcements police were deployed through- out the Province to prevent the
form workers striking large-scale arson alrect action,
of
from
and
other
sweepers,
and
He said he
wan
JAP PRINCE Russians Object
GIVES BLOOD
Some
Tokyo, Oct. 10. soldier wounded In
Extreme pressure was being put on these basic facliitles.
Mr Kingsley said that talks the Allied he had had with 11th Commission had been generally satisfactory, but the mailer was sufficiently urgent to bring before the Council. emptied a glass Reuter.
Cyprus Greeks
"most
To Extension Of
Lie's Term
Trygve
Lako Success, Oct. 10.
IRO programme In Ger- repudiation of many and Austria," he declar-Korea may soon be carrying the mankind to the cavalcale. an evil
which,
in ed.
blue blood of the Japanese Im- so far, we dare not England
set aside?"
perial family in his veins with- out knowing it,
sccond Takamatsu, Prince
Hirohito, brother
of Emperor
Soviet Russia today objected at a secret session of today donated 200 grams of "A"
the Security Council to the extension of Mr Trygvo Lie's type blood to the United Na
and then blood bank,
term of office as Secretary-General of the United Natlens. ions
of apple juice
the Iment, and no other names were offered by US Army medical
It was learned that altendants in one hearty gulp.
that the It was understood Princess Takomatsu, who ac- objection of the Soviet de-mentioned,
"refused legate, Mr Jacob Malik, was Western delegates would pro- hlm, was companied
physical check-up not so much directed at Mr pose that the Council make no after
as at showed she was not sufficiently Lie personally
the recommendation whatever, leav- to ing the decision to the General stand the loss of
principle of extensions
Assembly, where there is no blood. Famagusta, Cyprus, Oct, 10.
Iveto. The Sultan will place a barred under the new in-
Communist - Fitty ve
the army dis the five-year term. The staff at
Mr Lie's, five-year Dr Ales Bebler, the Yugoslav Secretary-General wreath tomorrow at the tomb ternal security law, which bars
influenced Greek trade uniunists, to all past of the Unknown Soldier in the entry to America
are being accepted said that 30 morning. In the evening he members of the Nazi Parly and facluding seven women, appeare.sary where blood donations
terms be extended by two or will hold discussions with the associated organisations, as well ed in court here today charged to 40 Japanese have been ap-lelegate, proposed that Mr Lic's February.
three years. of present-day with taking part in an legal pearing daily, with a total of a number
assembly demonstration and dis-about 400 Japanese blood dona- Minister-rro-Communit organisations
turbance,
tions
today-United abroad.-Reuter,
The
to a Press. charges referred Communist peace demonstration in Famagusta on August 11 when United States naval units) visited the port.
President and M. Robert Selin-
nan, Reuter.
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CEASE-FIRE
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The Indonesian Government
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The Chinese Nationalist dele- gate, Dr T. F. Tsiang, whlic not that consideration bo The Council was discussing upposing Mr Lie directly, sup
gested the formalities of the appoint-given to the possible candida- Presidents of ture of former the Assembly.
Reds Carry Off had Genel Carlos Romula, the
Catholic
Priests
Vatican City, Oct. 10. Monsignor Patrick Byrne,
It was understood that he Philippine Foreign Minister, in mind.-euter.
(1) Call the fire house MSNVU. Each hours clocks up24 points. We know that M scores 15 points and 7 poista (and must therefore also scuro 2 polita); that S scores 3 points; and that N senres 5 puintx.
(3) has two runners who follow we ate in the sequence I-13, From
data
only they can
DOS- necupy the 11th and 12th
Cama its 0 VY third runter in 1s
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Washington, Oct. 10, The Washington Post declared has rejected an appeal by the the Apostolle Delegate in Seoul, today that the continuance of United United Nailons Commission for has been carried off by the Mr Trygve Lie as the Indonesia for a cease-fire in Am-
retreating Communist troops Nations Secretary-General was bon, the Commission announ- Into Northern
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effective
ai the functioning ced tonight.
hla secretary with
and four
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priests, Vatican Thomas Wood, aged 42, a one-the Indonesian Foreign Minis-other Catholle
Mr Lie's period of office ex- legged clerk in an office here,ter, Dr Mohammad Roem, had Radio said tonight.
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