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INDIA'S DELEGATE ATTACKS SOUTH AFRICAN POLICY
GERMANS WARNED
Stuttgart, Nov. 6. Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Deputy Military Governor, today accused the Germans of "white- washing" the Nazis.
He served notice that unless
they showed lick Improvement,
the Miltary Government would
Lake back the job of densifica
on in the Alherican zond Germany.
of
He told the officials of provisional German Government that the Military Government "cannot in good conscience re- store self-government to German
Lake Success, New York, Nộv, 5.
| Proceedlings in the Trusteeship Committee karetl
into a warm debate today when India's repre sentative, Sir Maharaj Singh, delivered a scathing attack on the case presented by the Prime Minister of South Africa, General Sinuts, for the Incorporation of South West Alrica By the Union.
He said: "India and her delegation is very strongly opposed to it. We are not adopting this atti- tude because there are very sericus questions at issue between our two countries, which have led to the rupture of trade relations between India and South Africa, but because of the fact that India is keenly interested in the political advancement of people all over the world.
SHANGHAI
DOLDRUMS
Shanghai, Nov. 6. Abnormal economic conditions in Shanghai have forced 80 factories and other business es- tablishments, including native banks, to close "The incorporation of Southjing to show they really under their doors in the past! West Africa By the Union can stood the mbaning and applica- three months, an official only be described as bighly re- tion of trusteeship The an- municipal trograde. How In fact will awers given by the tribal chiefa closed.. African inhabitants of South indicate that the nature and West Africa beacfit from this objectives of the trusteeship proposed change in
atatus? system were not placed clearly What are the political, social before them.-Reuter and economic conditions their
people who have demonstrated brethren in the Union of South Greeks Offer
their unwillingness to denazify themselves."
Clay sold in Berlin on Monday that he was dissatised with denazification in Bavaria, but this time he made his warning appli- cable to all three states in the -American---ZÓDR.- -Associated
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Africa offer: I speak from per- sonal observation and experience on this matter, having spent nearly three years in South Africa as India's representative. These are facts, as i knew them
Leniency
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The majority of failures were i attributed to the high rate of in- terest, which sometimes reached, 25 per cent. per month and the slower advance in price increases of commodities they handled.
Twenty-two Chinese sausag factories, representing the larges single type of business affected. were among the failures, as werd 11 leather and shoe stores and six, hardware firms-Associated
Athens, No. 6. and as I believe them still to be: Order Constantine Kalkanis, ap-Press.
The new Minister of Public The Africans are denied a pealed yesterday to Leftist bands
A
full franchise, politital repre- to abandon their anti-Government U.S. Women
sentation being so limited is to campaign and promised
be of no practical use. There is those responding. Inyourably would
no equality for Africans in be, treated with exceptional On Trial
leniency"
church or in the state. This was the law of the old Boer re- Kalkánis said, in his statement, publics and the position remains that most members of the bands unchanged today: Thirteen pcr are convinced that their cause is A memorandum urging the cent of the agricultural land is just; but actually they have be- few men abolition of visas and the sim-allocated to over 80 per cent of come "the tools of
who have disregarded Greece's plification of identity and food the population. Skilled labour national interests." ration cards for foreign visitors is closed to Africans. Govern-A bill is now being drawn to submitted to the ment grants for social and alli- set a deadline before which the Minister of Transport, Mt.fed purposes are far smaller fer bands may surrender without, in- Alfred Barnes, by the General Africans than those made to curring political punishment Council of British Shipping. members of the British and Boer Associated Press,
Recalling that the British and people. Africans cannot become French Governments, decided on members of any trade union. } October 12 to abolish visas for Stringent pass laws are enforu- travel between the countries, cd.
has been
Inner Story
the memorandum expresses the Treatment Of Africans Secret
ment did not intend to publish
In Warsaw
Warsaw, Nov. 5
A regional tribunal called to trial yesterday two Poles and an American citizen in the killing of a Polish political leader.
The Government declared that testimony at the trial would prove an answer to histo United by James F. Byrnes, States Secretary of State, arid Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Secretary, that. the Polish security poliée were involved in the wave of murders.
Are
December. The American citi-
hops that a similar suggestion:
"No appointments in Govern- as been made or will be made
London, Nov. 6.
The Polish defendants promptly to the Governments ment railways or municipal
Lord Pethick, Lawrence, Secre- two members of an underground servies tive open to Africans of other nearby countries and except in the lowest capacity. Lary of State for India, said yes- band who, security police said, will be accepted by them.
The memorandum adds: "The African, housing, generally, is terday that the British Govern confessed to shooting to dent principle having been adopted doubts my words let him go and the negotiations leading to the General of Stanikalus Miko- lamentably deficient. If anyone details of the correspondence and Boleslaw Schibierck, Secretary- by the "British Government of the abolition of visas for phr-sce for himself." de will find fornuation of the Interim Govern- Jajczyk's. Peasant Party last ons travelling temporarily for social discrimination of an ex-ment in India.
He said the negotiations "were "Cu, a tomar," was employed commercial, industrial, cultural trema nature."
Keferring to two non-Eure-{ confidential, and that the records as a translator at the American or pleasure reasons to and from pean delegates sitting near, of many did not exist, adding: Embassy when she was arrest- nearby countries, it is the in-singh said: "If representatives Nothing which has passed in d two inihs ago. Con of this committee that
The Minister of Public negotiations should be initiated of your twe countries visited this correspondenes between the
the Party lead- Security;
Stanislaw South Africa-providing they Viceroy and
Raditie- to extend the principle to as
er's involves
departure
wicz, quid she was "involved" || many distant overseas countries were admitted into South Africa
from the previous intentions Schibiorek's murder.-Asso- as possible."-Reuter.
you would find no restaurant of the Governnient as to the con- or tea-room would receive them stitutional position of the British ciated Press. They would be completely Government." segregated on the railway. In most places they would not be
Paris, Nov. 6. Three French traitors senten-
: עולם
Lord Pethick Lawrence added that Lord Wavell, the Viceroy, publish the proceedings.—Asso-
ced to death far denouncing allowed to travel on trams or concurred in the decision not to resistance men to the Gestapo buses occupied by Europeans, were exeated today by a fir-Cinemas would exclude them. I
tány--Reuter.
1:
Quake Shock
Oslo, Nov. 6. A "strong" carthquake was re- gistered on Monday night by the seismography at Bergen Museum,
closed yesterday.
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Canberra, Nov. 6
The centre of the disturbance The Australia Cabinet has de- was reported to be 3.850 ko- "If other mandatory count Minister Francis M. Forde to be and
cided to appoint the former Army metres (about 2,400, miles) away tradition there would be an chd to succeed Alfred Stirling, veteran tries were to adopt a similar-High-Commissioner to Canada, was "probably northwest of
Tran
An earthquake was gisa, regis to progress
camer diplomat..
The Bered, on Saturday, the reaction The date when Mr. Forde will being so strong that several in game his duties was not an-struments at the museum. Wera 'nounced:—Associated Press, damaged. Associated Press.
Turing to General Smuts' claim that natives of South West Africa have been fully consulted about the incorpora- tion proposal, Singh said "There is nothing to show the African population of South West Africa
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