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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1949.
TIBETANS EXPEL CHINESE MISSION
New Delhi, July 27.
The Tibetan Government has expelled the Chineze Mission at Lhasa, the seat of the Dalai Lama, who is the temporal ruler of Tibet, according to information received here today. The Chinese Nationalist Government's representa- tive at the Tibetan capital and members of his staff are understood to be on their way back to China.
Reports from Lhasa sald the Tibetan Government has asked the Chinese Mission to leave as It fears the presence of Kusmin- tang ofcials might be an invita-
revolt at Lhasa, as reported ear- lier this week from Hong Kong. the reports enid.
Tibet has never reconciled her- self to the Chinese claim of suz-
on to the Chinese Communistserainty and this in the past has to extend their netivities to the fell to frequenz ̄armed-clashes-In-
1033, when the 13th Dalai Lama country.
The leave-taking Is reported to died, the have been very friendly, the sent a Telan authorities having given | IthusA.. the Chinese officials Sud-ofT.
warm
There has been no disorder or
BRITISH DIPLOMAT ARRESTED
Chinese Government condolence mission
Canton Report
Ancther
to
Chinese Mission went to the Tibetan capital in 1930 for the installation of the 14th Dalai Lama, since
Mission an offici maintained there.
11
when has been
II Drowned In Collision
Prague, July 27.
Bank
At least 11 persons were drowned whan the Turkish veel, Odenle, and the Po- lish coastal passenger ship, collided In Gdansk Anna, Bay on Tuesday, the Polish news agency reported today. The Turkish Vestsi after the collision.
The report said that tug boata and fishing cutters which hurried to the rescue. saved 76 poreone. Seven passengers of the Anna and four membara of the Grew mart. loat their Eves. The time authorities "are making Ал Investigation. United
Press
CHINESE CALL HALT TO SINKIANG TALKS
London, July 27.
The Chinese Nationalist Government has called a
halt to trade negotiations with Soviet Russia which have bean going on about four months in Sinklang province, responsible Chinese re- ports said today.
.*
MOTION ON FAR EAST WITHDRAWN
London, July 27.
The decision is said to be part of the Chinese No-1
tionalist drive to counter Communist expon- sion in China and particularly to strengthen her weakened influence in Sinkiang province. Informed British quarters between the Mongols and Tibetans
Lord Sempl!! withdrew a lleve the
Chinese Nationalist
over the succession of the spiri- accounts of the Tibelan revolt tual or temporal rulers of Tibo motion he had put down in the HORSES. | to be linked with this new drive. In the seventh century, Tibel House of Lords today calling Chinese comments on the Tibe-was-a-powerful kingdom-exacting attention to the urgent need tan trouble indicate an attempt tribute from China. Differences for a more closely Integrated to revive China's long disputed over the incarnation of the sixth political and economid polley
Dalai Lama some centuries later for the whole of South claim to sovereignty over Tibet.
REUTER TRUST MEETING
The Indian
London, July 27.
and Australian from Canton partners in Reuters were rep-{ was reported an Monday that Dr. Kwan Chi-resentert at the Annual General yul, Chairman of the Chinese. Government's Mongolian and T- Meeting in Londori, the first betan Affairs Commission, was since the entry
of the Press
to visit Sining, capital of Ching-Trust of India into the owner Mr. Devadas Gandhi, Director, hai Province, to sponsor the in- ship of Reuters early this year. auguration of the Panchan Lama as the "No. 1 Living Buddha of
Tibet."
London, July 27. The Foreign Office today re- reived from the British Lega- tion in Bucharest a preliminary report on the incident involv- ing Mr. Roderick Sarell, Charge d'Affaires, and indicating that he was arrested on Monday for Office a Foreign two hours, spokesman stated:
Aceoiding to this first informs tion. Mr. Sarell was arrested in a police station AL the street, he was placed among others are was and a photograph
rested
to
re-
taken.
Following the intervention of affirm China's suzerainty-Re-
Government's ter. the Rumanlan
Protocol Department, he was re- leased two hours later.
over
Among the charges against the others arrested was that of leg- ally attempting to escape the frontier, the report said.
Rumanian military communi que today linked Mr. Sarell with an ile departure organisation. Mr. Sarel badt notified the Rumanian Government last week that he was about to be tran- ferred to another post outside Rumania.
The Foreign Once adds that
India, and Mr. C. R. Srinivasan, representing the Press Trust of Madras, Indian trustee of Reu- ters, attended.
continued:
test
to
central
By establishing control over prompted China to send an army Asia, Tibet's Dalai Lama who is con- Into the Tibetan capital at Lhasa
Asin's
to impose the Chinese rule. sidered
the spiritual leader, greatest Clunere Nationalists apparently the increasing hope to counter. Russlan penetration in Sinkiang province; British sources sald.
Authoritative British quarters said the Chinese claims to Tibet ues century and aince the seventh have been the cause of disputes the Chinese hud always taken
advantage of the dissensions bo-
Settlers Flock To Canada
East
He postponed it until October 25 on his return from a visit to South East Asia. No Settlement
His reasons for the postpone- that This practice has been repeat-ment Included the fact
Peers like
like the Earl of Gowrie, ed throughout centuries and, in
Field-Marshal Earl Wavell, Vis- aggression 1918, Chinese
besten back beyond the waters count Bruce of Melbourne and Lord Killearn, who are keenly of the Upper Yangtse.
interested in the subject, were Again in 1933, Chinese arm »
were sent to Tibet and the unable to attend today. tes were
Lord Sempil added that Lord Tibetans lost territory East of
Henderson, Joint Under-Secre
who
WDS
the Yangtze which they had
held since
there has
been
Since then Lary for Foreign Affairs,
no permanent was to have replied for the Gov- the two errunent, had told him that for settlement between countries, British sources said.
said. reasons of high policy he would. China has never ratified the be unable to deal, except very convention of 1914 by which generally, with the questions he
and
China
has
sed proposed to ask the Government, recognised It is understood that
Lord Semp!ll was to have urged close claim net between the British,
Britain China's
Britain Tibet's autonomy.
accepted печег that Tibet is part of China and subject to Chinese jurisdiction.
ench and Dutch Governments
Communisin combating
in in South East Asta as a whole in- Report On Situation
ns a separate stend of treating Although the present 13-yet-problem in different regions. old 14th Dalai Lama
care
that
the
was "dis
In
The succession of the 10th Pauchan Lama was said to be
Mr. Rupert Henderson, Chatr- opposed by the politieal leaders man of the Australian Associated in Lhasa.
Press, who also travelled to Lon- The Panchan Lama is supposeddon specially for the meeting.
have
greater 10 has
authority in presided.
The annuai report for 1048 spiritunt matters than the Deal Lama, who is the tempora? au- stated the profit and loss account
Ottawa, July 27. thority. Canton press reports on shows a net profit of £17,516, 188. profit of that Dr. Kwan compared with a net
New settlers in Canada since! Monday stated
"the end of World War I will would visit Chinghal on his way £17.983. 17s. 4d. In 1947,
He is understood to have The report to Tibet
on a mission
credit balance of £2,591. 65. 0l. top the 500,000 mark by the covered" in the territory claimed mind not only the Governments was brought
forward from 1947, end of 1950 if the present rate by China, the Tibetans had taken of France and the Netherlands,
continues. great
Chinese but also those of Australia; News the
immigration totul which brings
credit of
Indio, Pakistan Government officials said to played no part in his installation Zceland, balance to £20,108, 28. Bu,
with the traditional ceremony in Ceylon.-Reuter. "Of this sum £5,000 went to day.
1939. Since then, the Pension Fund Reserve,
Up to the end of this May, new September, leav- credit balance of £10.108. cording to official Ngures. Im-China has maintained a represen-
the tative at
at Lhusa 2s. Bd. to be carried forward to migration to Canada since 1940. Compared with 1947, re-
324,922 totalled
persons. British sources said there are venue was increased by £79,251. The monthly intake of new Chna no official reports on the current
Geneva, July 27. Expenditure was increased by
dians had stabilised itself around trouble in Tibet which is being
The 60-nation Red Cross Con- 481,718 but £16,10 of this is
officials 9,000 level,
said. Investigated by an Indian Gov-ference, which is meeting here to London, July 27. accounted for by increased tax-
This included displaced persons ernment political officer
draft new "rules of war, today coming The Soviet claires for all ex-ation"-Reuter.
well Immigranta
10 Sinkiang province.
rejected a Russian proposal to Authoritative "sources assallow prisoners of war to be em ploitation in Austria are so in-
report the Indian official's equitable as to make the pre- vious decisions on the subject
Russian Claims On Oil Field
д
fuller report of the incident quite illusory. Sir Ivor Maitet, DEBATE ON AID
awaited.--Reuter.
Egyptian Cabinet Meeting
Alexandrin, July 27.
Hussein Sirry Pasha's new 19- member Egyptian Coalition Cabi- net held its first meeting here today.
Dr. Moinmej Insheim, Minis- ter of State and youngest member of the Cabinet, was given the task of drawing up pians for the coming General Election.
the British delegate, told the Foreign Ministers' deputies drafting an Austrian State Treaty here today.
It was earlier decided to re- the Soviet claims from 100
duce
PLAN ENDS
war
the
this country on their own.
The biggest immigration year that
be
from
POW PROPOSAL DEFEATED
stained-Reuter.
and
sup-
since the war's end was the fiscal on Tibet will be made available ployed in lifting land mines and
unexploded bombs.
The motion, which was year of 1948-49 when the total to the British Government and li influx of new citizens was 105,- it shows there is an attempt to ported by France, was defeated 510.
impose Chinese rule, Tibet can by 23 votes to 18, with four ab- little There appears
invoke the 1914 convention and etentions, Britain, Canada, Aus- slackening in the flow of displac-cck British intervention.tralia and the United States ab-
In Canada, it was United Press. Geneva, July 27.
ed persons
But it is felt that with- The United Nations Economic noted.
the next 18 months this source per cent to 10 per cent of the and Social Council today end of immigration will almost dis- Austrian oil producing territories.
ed a three-day debate on the im There have been recent Mr.
Scvlet George Zarubin,
United $36,000,000 proposed
reports that Canada will try to delegate and today's chairman,
aid backward Jure settlers from the United satd that the Soviet Union claims Nations plan to
referring the States. So far, however, all equipment
the countries by operation of the oilfields, even whole question to its Economic scheme has not got past the dis- where more than one company Committee, which is expected cussion stage, according to Gov- has been concerned in operating to submit definite proposals be-ernment sources.-United Press. a field.
fore the Mr. Samuel Reber, United month. States delegate, proposed that all
used for
Congress ends next
During the debate, the United property used for the exploita- States proposed cutting the pro- tion of certain olifields be trans-Jected $30,000,000 budget for the ferred to the Soviet Union, plan's first year by between
The other deputies said that and 60 per cent. they will study the proposal.- Router.
Dr. Hasheim in a cousin of ex- Queen Farida and a relative of Sirry Pasha.
The Ministers drove to the
Lisbon, July 27. Fons el Tin summer palace to
The Portuguese National As- greet King Farouk on the occa-sembly rated the Atlantic Pact to of the three-day
Bairam,
tonight. The vote was 00 to of
important three-the three voting against Moslem religious festivale mark-| ratification in protest against ing the end of the Ramadan Spain's exclusion from the agree
ment-Reuter. month of fasting-Reuter.
sion
one
the
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Neither the Russian
nor
Polish delegates, the main tern European speakers, mitted their Governments to the plan.-Reuter,
NEW AIR PACT
Karachi, July 27.
appear.
POLAND AND THE VATICAN
this
Assam On
Against
Guard Reds
New Delhi, July 27.
Assam, strategic North Eastern frontier province of Indio, is maintaining a redoubled vigil along its borders against Communist infiltration, Mr. Gopinath Bardoloi, the Provincial Premier; said here today.
Mr. Bardolol, who is visiting sald, had also arrested two In- trying to attend the candian Communists whilst
the Com- of a
Warsaw, July 27. Poland today denounced the Vatican decree excommunicating Catholic Communists as invaston the of her internal affairs and sternly New Delhi
Polishi priests against ference of Provincial Premiers, to cross the frontier into Burma.
the Eas-wahed it into effect.
that said
Argam Govern- putting com-
up a three-line The Asam Finance Minister The official statement said the ment has bullt.
of Mr. Bishnuram Medhi, who is Government is confident that the defence against the threat
from also in New Delhi to attend the majority of the Polish clergy will Communism, .especially
sald Premiers Conference, "eppose this effort of the Vatican tumultous Burma.
of 400 The treble line, he said, com- recent round-up to interfere in the internal affairs
seizure and the of Poland."
The statement said the Minister prises a chain of police check-munists
rein large quantity
and am- of Public Affairs, Wladislaw points along the frontier;
forcements
units to police
at munition, at Dibrugarh, of
Choro-
and
Indo- villages near the dustrial town near the Wolski, met Bishop Z. mansky_yesterday to advise him/towns fully equipped troops; Burma frontler, was a victory in
border; and
into action at the first round of the fight.
Communists. against the short notice.
Frontier guards, he said, re-| The Minister added: "Com- cently arrested four Chinese munist Infiltration inta Communists, including a woman, vince during the last few months across seems to indicate that their pur- who were trying. to trek
North the border after attending secret pose is to make «India's Communist conferences in Cal- Eastern border treas a meeting cutta.
ground for Indian, Chinese and The Assam frontier guards, he Burmese Communists."Reuter,
An air agreement between Bri- tain and Pakistan was signed here today.
The agreement provides for re- of the Government's repudiation Miprocal facilities Pakistani airlines flying planes Church members who are Com- over or to each other's territory. munists or who lend support to
the Red cause.---United Press, Reuter.
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