SHIPPING
Cruisers Euryalus, 5.
NEWS
Destroyer: Penn, AFD; Cormack, Aber- feen Dry Dock: Constance, on Upossum; -Contest," 11;, Cockade, North Wall.
Escort Vessel: Oppossum, Bouth Wall Tidal Basia; Harf, 8; Widemouth Bay, on Cockade, Black Bwon 1.
Submarine Depot Shipt
ve Dock.
»
Adament, Dry
Bubmarine: Astute, Auriga, on Serhol. TU 7038!' Neches [AQ_"47), AC YP 40. on Neches; Moore (DDKI), A5,
Chinese Frisaia Port Teh Batou,
Chinese „Customs Cruisert
Adminirierad by Commodore-In Commission
Depot Khipt Tamar (afloat), West Arm. Vsis: Fort Benuliarnole, ff, Store Ship Fort Sandusky, A13.
ABIS: -Fort langley, 1121,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946.
Problem Of Grain] SOVIET-U.S. CLASH
In America
Is Movement
Enough Available For All Requirements
If it can be moved, grain is abundant in the world. The world has grown enough to fill Belted by Admiralty Martial: Emall importers requirements and
STU: Rajula, Kowloon Pier 4.
ipire Witham, Cosing Dock.
(Continued from Page 1)
to be put at the diaposal of the
the basis United Nations on
of
Article 43 of the Chorter."
Senior Warren Aastin (United States) in the General Assembly did not oppose the Soviet proposal. The American delegate recommended the question to include data on troops nt home also, added Mr Moistov.
Armaments Reduction
"The Suvlet Government is ready to include data on troops at home. The Soviet Government is re
Oltera: Celerol, Yaumail: Empire Gat- additionally to enlarge carry, accept this and to conclude agree-
Elden, MS; wer Budra, North Arm; Bir- chol, Yaumati: Hapidol, Serbol on Tammar; Dialogdate, 18; Kumpire Damsel, Yaumati; Wave Regent, North Arm: War Afridi, Ravage Vesselikking Salvor Wellington
Wall.
LITLE C25, 20. Mackle's: 20, Wellington
Crane Bhip: Shehu Maru, Kowloon Pier.
Reache Tuga: Encore, Enticer, East Arm.
overs in exporting countries.
menta to
effect. Thus, the thila Soviet and United States Govern- The aggregate grain carryover in ments are ready to submit data on the world as a whole at the end of troops in non-enemy and also enemy 10 this season, will certainly be much territories. We are all agreed larger
at the end of lost thun
consider reduction of armaments. This theans we shall have to con- The problem is movement, Renson.
The world impart requirements sider the whole question of armed exceed the programmed exports by
forces at home and abroad. We can and but over 200,000,000 bushels
get an agreement on troops at home
the
D1 qilestion considerlig above their full programmed
by ex- 1100,ports, the United States and Canada armaments. However, the present
reckom their
wheat question should not carryovers of and molze akne will be enlarged by About 470,000,000 bushels.
The reason
for believing that the United States will at least fulfil its export programme Is that with- bolding grain is now unt only bad ethics but also bad business. Who- ever holds the enlarged carryover will, lose money,
L (1): 19. On King Salver. HMDL 1100, Aberdeen; 1107, [Kowloon Camber; 1105, Tidal Hasin.
„Tug:__Rockpidgeon, Rocktglen, RocklanŮ, Tidal Basin.
MNL (NABO)! 41, Tidal asta.
Ships in Maintenance and Reservo hrv: 31, 301, 203, 201, 203, 242, 244. 243, 731, 282, 79, 1071; sing, 1127, Kow-
loon Camber.
LCI (1): 218, 11, 123, 163, 172, Kowloon Camber.
LCT! 1131, 13, 1180, GO, 1195, 1241,
Kowloon, Camber.
[NHC; 110, Abersteon; 109, Wellington Wall.
JIMOL: 1000, 1082, 1000, 1150, Kowloon Camber,
Tug: Hoekforest, Mira Day; Itockwing. Nockmount. · Kowloon Camber, Quruce Wall.
Merchant Sto
Agalha, North Point Wharf.
Anna Delland, Kowloon Wharf,
Antonio Cosinu Dock.
2
Caltex I, Taun Wan.
Chungking. Kowloon Bay,
Edna, Kowloon Dock:
Eastern Trader. 14.
Elona, Laichitkok,
Empire Catros, Talkno Dock.
Empire. Jamaica, 19.
Empire Labrador, Kowloon Day.
Empire Witham, Taikokinui,
Erica Moller, Kowloon Dock.
Glenstrae, Talkoo · Dock,
Hai Chen, Stonecutters.
Hai Kisin. Kowloon Dock.
Hai Tan, oft Yaumali.
Jln Sang, AIS,
fiunan, Taikoo Dock.
Iris, Stonecutters.
Kwelyang, Taikoo Docli.
Lilly. DIE
Mayon, Kowloon Dock.
Newbrough. Kowloon Wharf.
Ninghai, BIJ.
Norelg, Mackie's Wharf.
Oradell, Yaumati,
Pakhol, Taikoo Dock.
Baulo, Talkoo Dock.
Period, Yaumati,
Ping Wo. Custodian wlari.
Samtweed, Kowloon Dock.
Scottish Prince, Kowloon Wharf.
Shengking. Talkoo Dock.
Shantung. Taikoo Dock,
Stanhall, Kowloon Day.
Szechuen, Talkoo Dock.
on. $.5, Po.
Hend, off Talkoo,
Wing Bang, Custodian Wharf. ` Wuchang. Taikoo Dock. Wusuch, Talkoo Dock.
Arrived Yesterday Hat Chen (CMBN), Chinese, 4,369 tona, Capt W. D. Welch, from Keelung,
Empire Labrador (Ifol On), British, 12,237 ton, Capt E. Jones, from Caston.
Scottish Prince (Jardinel. British, from FUSA. Shanghai, General curgo,
Anna Odland (Thoresen, Norwegian, trom Oslo via Biralts, General cargo
Hin Sang Jarding), Drilish, 2,20 tons, Capt H. N. Handle, from Shanghai. HMS War Afriul, from Singapore. USS Moore.
the general quest be drowned in
the the
1. At what points in the terri Jury of members of the United Na- coal tions, or other states, with the ex- con-crption of former enemy territories and in what number are the armed forces of other rembers of the Unit- er Nations.
Would Spell Disaster A freeze of United States exports is a tragedy for the tinent amin major United States con strike would be a disaster for the world. But since the United States allways have enough coal stocks for reverat weeks the imme- diate effect might be to release more transport for grala,
That
North the great bulk of American exports are still to come explains what has been happening importing countries but also in- dicates that what is going to happen la them may be far
more pleasant. Excellent
auguries for the Argentine wheat crop Is the officiel estimate of 8,500,000 tons against only 3,807,000
tn
tons last year.
Brain
Lin-
13
Krows pour
In the strongest contrast to North America, Argenting
ports. Owing to very near storuge facilities Argentina
tradi- tionally sells quickly, especially see- ing forward price discounts in North America.
Argentine Surplus Argentina's surplus from her crop of 6,500,000 tons would far exceed her bulk contracts with Brazil and Spalo.
Canada has an unrecognised price problem besides a recognised trans- prom port problem. From the lower forward, prices at Chicago, United States farmers see the desirability of selling
But ROW.
Canadian farmers cannot see it because the Winnipeg futures market is closed and the Government pays the same initial price for delivery at any time this or next senson.
The Canadian Finance Minister has just stated that a drop in the price of wheat is "probably inevit- When the Canodian Govern- able. ment takes steps to bring this home Foochow for Amey, Shanghat, General to the farmers pockets It will have
results.
Balled Yesterday
કાનમાં
Seargo 2,000 tons.
Rajula, for Shanghal. Kure,
Joplin Victory, for
કલમને
General carge 1:300 tons.
San Francisco,
Hermelin, for 6watow, Bangkok, Gen- eral cargo 400 tons.
Fragum, for Canton.
Amption, for exercises.
Arriving To-day
are
60
Canadian formers deliveries larger than Inst year
but not much larger as they ought to be from such a big crop.
Britain's problem of paying for Germany's supplies will long out- Van Heulaz JCJL. from Belawan. last the present temporary problem Nanchang (B&S). from Shanghai,of getting the supplies.-Reuter.
Straits, A2.
West Point.
USS Moore.
War Afridi, from Singapore.
Newehwang (D & S), from-Shanghai,- West Point..
Anhui & 8), from Singapore. Vanderbilt Victory (AP), from USA, Manila.
Bailing To-day
Norele (35, Nemarcel, for Bahrein,
Mackie's Wharf.
Empire
Labrador (Hai
for
Onl. Formosa. Keelung. Kowloon Bay.
Empire Jamaica (Tak Cheong), for Swatow, Do
Astute, for exercises.
Japanese Planes Provide Metal For Daily Goods
Plane Crash Victims On 11,000-Foot Plateau
was
2. At win points In forner. er my states and in what number are the armed forces of Allied Pow ers and other members of the United Nations.
3. A whut potrts in the above mentluned territories are
und air Naval bases and what is the size of their garrison belonging to the arm- ed forces of other states, members of the United Nations.
Current Political And WAR CRIMES TRIAL Girl Accused Of
Economic Difficulties
In Sinkiang Province
By WALDO DRAKE
Torfan, Sinklang, Nov. 10 (Delayed). After several days' travel by jeep over a dust-laden, ancient desert caravan route south of Sinkiang's Tien Shari mountains, I believe I can give an authentic account of the current political and economic situation in the mediaeval. Muslim desert civilisation lying south of the Tien Shan in a huge crescent between the Takl: Makan desert and the moun- tain frontiers of CHlna, Russia, Afghanistan and India.
not
This economy, which forms a toy, troops in large numbers are pasly between long stretches of life-, needed to maintain domestic pence less desolation, has been virtually or to protect against foreign 11- sealed off from the modern world vasion, while at the same time they since 1933 by the Chinese usurper, | argue that the troups are imposing a serious drain on the local erónnmy Shen Shih-tal. It is now on the threshold of TIGW life under by devouring a large quantity of the foodstuffs which are the com- munity's only
of income. The Muslims” say that they have petitioned Governor Chang to use the funds now spent in maintaining Chinese garrisons for snely needed Irrigation and development of high
Absorbing Pattern
gent sources
gover-
racial
source
|
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Poisoning Her Employer
quests that sick men be let off work in the mine. In addition he was present at, und supervised an in- terrogation of prisoner named Daly. During the process, Daly was
Bordeaux, Nov. 20. so ravagely handled that at the con-
murder trial of Paule clusion of the sension he had to be Gaillou, pretty 22-year-old drug
carried back to his hut. Evidence
The
and
of this comes from an eye witness clerk accused of arsenic poison- Fujiwara and others who saw the ing of her employer-lover, Dr. results on Daly,
Jean Ferlut and his mother, was The third accured. Sgt-Maj Furue, scheduled to open before the although lower a rank than the first Assizes of Gironde to-day. two necused, made up for it by the amount of attention he gave to POWS,
The trial is expected to bring to a He was notoriously brutal to them, climax the drama which has gripped lavish with his beatings and kick- the imagination of the Gironde area. ings, and also took an netive part as well as all France since the deaths In compelling men who were ill to of three. members of the Ferlut work in the mine. On one occasion family last autumn
winter. he detected a prisoner, Sgm Barrett, Ironically, it was not until
third the sterling a quantity of carbide which death-that of Jean Ferlut, Sar.. the man had concealed in his trou-father of the doctor, of natural causes
Thereupon, he beat sera,
Barrett six after that of his son and four
days with his sheathed sword, then forced months after his wife that the
los under the tap, so that water and alleged murders were discovered. carbide combined. The result of this The autopsy disclosed traces of ar- was the inevitable chemical reaction, senic in the stomach of the elder so that Barrelt was brunt in the pro- Feriut but showed that a heart at- tack was the cause of death. Never- theless, the police had the bodies of the doctor and his mother ex- curred at, or near Kokutsu
In the rat charge the events oc-hued and it was discovered that camp they both died of arsenie polson- and within the period May 15 September 5, 1945. Here it will he
cess.
That broadly is the evidence 1923 the second count.
fo.
her
Mr Molotov then presented a new Soviet proposal: "The General As-Slukinng's new Nationalist sembly
the Serurity nor, Gen Chang Chih-chung. recommends Council to take a decision to the In the desert, I talked with the keen-witted young political obser- effect that state members of
vers of the Chinese Central Army, United Nations should
submit
just returned from a two-months following information to the Security
listening tour"
the nor around Council within one mouth;
thern and western rims of the Taklu
Suspicion centred on Paule Gaillou ways, which would permit nentorived
shown again that Suzuki regularly and her sister, both of whom work- Makan desert, and listened to the marketing of their kruín, fruit, car- Llirring discoturse of a young Tur-pets, bides and furs.
beat POWs. He was also concernged in the Ferlut household in the kish Uighur captain, who command-
Sinklang's Population
In an incident when five men were quiet suburban town of Vendaye as et the native Insurgents that cap- The Turkish Uiglers compiled up for at least 36 hours fully custody but the officers concentrated enught stealing sugar. He had them pharmacists. Both were taken into tured the citadel of Tash Qurgin | least 75 percent of Sinklang's 4,000,- during the recent Sinking rebellion. 000 people That rest ገጽ also exposed to sun, rain and mosqui-on Paule who, although married to
also heard the views of native Muslims--The
Tungan
Uzbeks, toes. He gave each a severe beat- sailor and had seven monthe pref- Turkish Muslim leaders in half a Kirghiz, Mongols, Kazaks and Tadings with his fist, and succeeded in naney, was said to have admitted dozen towns in the picturesque, | Jiks-with the exception of perhaps breaking the man Daly's jaw. Daly being the doctor's mistress. They ancient ongis of Turfan, which in the 150,000 "outland Chinese who are was left tied up in that condition. questioned her for 12 hours during crossroads of all travel across the administrators,
tors, shopkeepers and
Stretcher Cases Sinklang, east and west or north and technicians and religious cohesion,
which she steadfastly muintained in the larger cities. south.
Close
And again when Kokutsu Comp her innocence. was evacuated, POWs moved in twa The police placed her in a room already possessed by these Muslims,
groups, of which the first group in-alone with has been intensifted recently by the
sister, Armande The stories of these three diver-successful Ining rebellion. As thecluded stretcher cases of those too Piernes. Dictaphone records of the
an absorbing Brat step in this new political con- weave
conversation showed Paule accused ill to walk; 28 were thus being car- pattern of this ancient Turkish de aelousness, the natives now are inred by their fellows on stretchers, her sister of the murders and urged sert world, whose tempo is still that the midst of a two-months process
conclusion The party were to walk four miles her to confess. At the train of the plodding comel
and of electing representatives to county to a river, where boats would be of a stormy session in which Panic whose people still wear the garb and and provincial assemblies, follow the customs
as pro-available for them. On arrival at tearfully pleaded with Armonde so Torce when vided by the Tilwa treaty.
hour that she (Paule) would not have to 1 p.m. after a grinding 01 they_migrated to Turkestan ACTOSS
gruelling by the the Pamira, 12 centuries ago.
Meanwhile, the Muslim insurgents march, there were no boats there undergo further are completely in contret the Suzuki was in charge of the party police, Armande odmitted the kill- On August 20, 1945, during the richest north-west third of Sink long who protested at this, and asked for ings. height of Sinkinng's Inine rebellion, province, while the Central Govern- the boats which had been promised. by which the rich north-west third ment controls the vast oasis-dotted
The police then questioned Ar- of the
Instead province
of waiting. this accused mande and at virtual southern region, whese people have
length came to the nutonomy, force
forced them on. Only 10 stretcher conclusion she was lying to save her Muslims, identical autonomy rights bul Uighurs. Uzbeks.
cases saw the boats and at that 2 pregnant Tadjiks and who direly need more water, roads
resumed sister. They miles further on. Kirghiz irregulars captured Tush and clothing.
questioning of Paule and at the end The destination was eventually of 38 hours she confessed, only to Qurgan.
Tash Qurgan (called Puli by the
Governor Chung can correct the renched by 7 p.m. that night. W/O retroet the confession the next day Chinese) is a vital southern strong shameful situation created by his Edwards, one of the stretcher in the prison where, she has been hold and gateway to the frontier predecessor, if Nanking gives him bearers, will describe how all were held since that time. Her baby passes of Afghanistan, Russia and the necessary support, and provided completely exhausted by this time, daughter was born in the prison hos- India. It was held by 13,000 rebels the Ining insurgent Kovernment whilst the sick were in a pitiful pital last March.
condition after being jolted for about
The prosecution claims Paule poi- to the Chinese Army in obedience coal and other essential riches weat to a treaty signed at Tihwa on June of the present Manass River the illustration of the severity of this soned the doctor and his mother, by 8.
Kuomintang-Ining frontier,
told that two you will be told
two men died serving them a plate of mushrooms The unrest now resurging in the that night; though the evidence goes
dosed with arsenic last Since then, the Chinese Central southern oases can be quicted if only to severity, the accused is nofer 12. Mrs Ferlut died three
Sepier Army has been pouring troops, by Gen
Chang meets the simplest charged with killing the men. hours afterwards but the doctor re- trans-Sinklang convoys, into south needs of the desert herdsmen and The accused Tohara also played covered, remaining in an alting con- ern Sinklang. heavily garrisoning.onses
snses farmers, and relieves them of despicable pari at Kakutsu. He ditlon, however, and, under Paule's the strategic ouisey, particularly the burden of feeding large garrisong forced the men to work like slaves nursing, died on December 10. Fer-
Kucha, Turlan,
Aqsu, Kashgar, of Chinese tro
troops.
on cultivation work, and Flood by lut, Snr., died six days later to pred Tash, Qurgan, Yanghihissar. Yar- Instruments of Civilisation while guards and N.C.Os bent them cipitate the Investigation.-United kand and Khotan,
Throughout the trip among the to step up the tempo of the work, Press.
in- desert oases I found only two despite the weather or their dis- struments of modern
condition. He was officer civilisation-tressed
4. The infarination, to be provid- ed under Paragraph one, two and three should refer to the situation as it existed on November 1, 1946."
Mr Molotov declared: "We all abould submit this information to the Security Council. We have no Justification to refuse to do this or to hide from the Untied Nations ons the actual position in respect to our armed forces abroad. Not a single country should shirk is obligation, as this
is necessary to enable the Security Council to accomplish the assigned to it by the Charter, The Soviet Union is willing to do what is required by the present draft.
a
won of
of
we hope other Governments win until last July, when they gave up gives him access to the petroleum hours in blistering heat. As un
no
agree to this, There
be can doubt that a positive solution of this question will be in the interests of peace und international security."
The United States delegate, Sena- for Tami Connally, immediately un- swered Mr Molotov in a speech In
which he vigorously desied that United States froops by their pre- sence in other countries were caus- ing uneasiness.
Sitting only two seats away from the Soviet Foreign Afinister: Senator Connally ended his speech by thumping the table as he de-
A
cotton
Ban
Australian Against Loading
possibility, but it must be emphasis which has been given to the poles in Koutou our vision of the march Of Ships For NEI
are
world. They carry the white ban- and. Kirghiz lims of Chinese Valley-in America: The soft soll of Jubbed with rifles by the guards to
any
doseri
or or
East
national peace and security, or justi- | numbers at the larger ones la klar modern highway aerosa Sin-came to his hand, for such serious Government to take action to settle
diese
0.
Anti-Chinese Propaganda Chinese unofficial sources insiat namely, an archaic magneto tele-in charge of this work all the time. that Soviet interests are carrying on phone in Turfun and an American and showed complete indifference to Ilberately stated: "We are willing campaign among the natives,
a lively anti-Chinese propagandu "Eagle"
gin in Kharakhoja, what his underlings did. for the world to know where our
re-driven by # mediaeval
Clubbed With Rifles Inforced by a flood of Soviet goods water-wheel. The cotton
Turkisti are ni troops are, whether they
itin was Sgt/Maj. Furun in the native bazaars. This is
deserves special home, or whether they are abroad, because wherever they are they ed that the Muslim peoples neigh of Kharakhoja by General Chang
to people to on May 15, 1945. The carry no threat to the peace of the bouring the Soviet Uzbek,
prisoners marched eight or nine Tadjik republics
South Sinkiang is n blood of the Mojave Des
giant replica miles up a hilly dangerous path, ner of peace, unity and harmony brothers to the
Desert and the Death Inden with kit and railons. On the and International welfare."
Turkestan, to whom political from its popular-shaded eases
Canberra, Nov. 20, way they were kicked, hit and Demanding that discussion of tiers are not all-important,
Senator William, Ashley, Austra produces surprising yields of wheat,
force conc.
them on. troops In non-enemy countries should
The accused nation Minister of Shipping, is to start. . In a fortnight among the Muslim millet, maize, gropes, melons
of and only permitted this but
discussions with representatives. in Jolnod embrace discussion and information leaders of Sinklang, this correspon apples. On its grassy, arid foothills himself, paying particular attention the Australian waterside workers on troops in all parts of the world, dent was unable to delect even Senator Connally said: "A soldier trace
agraze countless thousands of cattle, to four unfortunates carrying a rice over the continued ban by dockers of communistic tendencies sheep, goats and horses. The pro- boiler. At least one was marked for against the loading of Dutch ships with a unyonet in his hand can be among these
Dutch a threat standing on his own soll On the contrary, they professed to by camel or donkey
frontlersmen. ducts must now be driven or hauled days after. This will be described bound for Indonesia in the
over
high by W/O Edwards who was in the
Indies. as well as if his feet were planted dislike the Chinese Communists.
mountain passes to distant markets; party.
Mr Joseph B. Chifley, Premier and on alien or foreign territory."
The Uighurs claim that nearly in Tihwa and Hami in the cruel heat At the Camp itself he has been Treasurer, announced this in parlia Briancon, Nov. 20.
Ne Foundation
100,000 Chinese Central Government of summer and bitter winds of win- described as acting like a manine.
ment here to-day in answer to The Gendarmerie here tald Reuter He said: "The United States cate- troops are already in south Sinklang ter, across desert tracks little im-On cultivation he forced men to question from Mr Eric Harrison, to-day that it was now feared that gorically rejects as unfounded
and
that more are
still
coming.
work long hours without food proved since the first camel caravan wor
Opposition leader in the House of the American Dakota aircraft, which contention that the presence of our
Sinklang authorities would not dis- pioneered in the pre-Christian era.
who asked the· crash-landed
rest, beating them with whatever Representatives, yesterday in
close their troop
with but the troops abroad is endangering inter-cer
strength, it
Оле mountains north of Brinncon,
certain that their presence in large
this dispute "before a possible inter- few miles inside the Italian border fes a feeling of uneasines among
can bring prosperity to these offences even as not litung shovels poverty-ridden people and, and that the French rescue parties peoples of the world.
ginning to undermine the confidence kame time, secure, China's western beatings stand out; on July 7 1015, a posed on shipping to the Dutch East
at the high enough. Two instances of tree national incident developed." We did not
Reuter adds that the ban was im- on their way would be unable to send our troops to foreign lands be- erine natives in the Central Gov-gate-United Press.
Bdr.. Broom hod' a cross the frontier
a terrific hiding Indies by the Communist controlled owing to
ernment which Gen Chang almost visu
cause we wanted war, or because we difficulties.
from this accused. The Bdr. was We magically restored a few months ago The plane which was
were trying to grab territory. We
WC by abolishing local taxes and the
sent them to crush aggression, to leasing political Munich-Istres run, crashed about 70
prisoners. Nativo Planes of the former Japanese air miles from Grenoble, leaving 13
preserve the peace of the world, to re-
leaders now complain that Chinese Haree, from Zeros to heavy bombers, passengers stranded
store It, to strengthen it and to carry on an 11,000 ro beginning to bring down bluckfect snow-covered pinteau,
out what we profess we are under- market prices
providing Supplies have been
taking to carry
out
in the United
these incidents comes from Li-Colnent-Reuter. the people with daily needs, from the victims by United States planca Nations. You know, we do not look America mater a translation of the to influence internal affairs and po- Crossicy. Major Cros and W/O Pots and pans to bicycles, toys, and unconfirmed reports earlier to-
speech. with satisfaction on the shedding of
licles within those states? Mr Molotov Edwards. Accused himself offers Grad locks, cigarette cases, radlo sets and day spoke of a rescue party of Bri- blood of our brave boya, or wasting
Me Ernest Bevin, Britain, is ex- anys war is over. Is war over? We DEBEew coins.
to reply fish climbers from Turin, starting the treasure we poured out lavishly speech.
pected
to Mr. Molotov's are still endeavouring to secure for the wreck from the Italian side. to our allies.
"In every case where
treaties of peace with five countries Thousands of tons of scrap, the
Severe Taskmaster Eleven of the passengers are hurt,
American
In Europe. We are unable to do so. pattered remains of Japan's wartime ave seriously.
Lastly, on this first charge, ap troops are localed Senator Connally urged, making a according to radio
beyond reduction ir force, ure providing
our War with those countries is still on pears Sgt. Nakajima, known as borders they are there with the con- plants and rolling mills in Japan mes from the crushed plane peace treaty with Austria and there-
King George and the Royal House- The Soviet Union has troops in some "Toshi," He was an equally severe Reuler.
sent of the government concerned. of those countries, if not all of them taskmaster, this time on by making unnecessary to keep
cutting hold were cited to-day as setting an with secondary aluminium for the
Whenever their tasks, are completed, The announcement sald the seven manufacture of light metni pro-passengers included Col William C.
It is the desire of the United States
grass, for which he increased the ample for the nation in conserving Jucts.
quota of work every day. He bent fuel and power in the face of a win- McMahon, his wife,
Government to bring them out and and Allee, Secondary aluminium is being pro-
them ter coat shortage. the men frequently knocked Saughter
lake them back home. Now, we have Alice Mary, 11, Brig-Gen
the Juced at the rate of 750 to 700 tans
down and kicked them whilst on The Ministry of Fuel and Power Haynes and wife and also
only approximately 800,000 troops! The United States to-day cailed on ground. This was a regular
announced that the King was taking monthly, Allied Headquarters dis- Mrs Ralph 11. Tute,
The United States during; the war abroad," _vlfe
of Gen
In personal interest in the matter and Mark Clark's deputy commander,
An outstanding instance oc- to reconvene the had shed oceans of blood and poured
his appeal for the utmost. Most of the light metal rolled pro-
Tate and Snavely left ald the allies
out uncounted billions of money to
For-economy was supported by the Royal lucks now reaching the Japanese Vienna for the Scene of the crash this "We did these things not for
and prosecute the war. market are made from secondary morning in a flying fortress, luminium mixed with the 23,000 aboard whs Capl Thomas Mervine, mination of the world.
Junta
Gena
on
ons of part primary aluminium stock Medlent Carps surgeon, whic
n the hands of the fabricators. No with him medical supplies.
primary
aluminium is being produc-
In Japan to-day.
According to latest Agures, output
In January this year!
7
A
Also
look
troops there. The United States, he said, regarded Austria not as enemy, but as a friend..
Not for Domination
at aluminium products has jumped JAP TEACHERS TO STRIKE of peace. We have from 814 tons, in
1.933 in Engine
aeroplane wings, rigine nd
aircraft bodles, still wrecked ord bearing the Japanese insignia, are frst stripped and then "digested" in austle toda to make alumina. This s then reduced to aluminium metal in electric furnaces and rolled into heels.
FORGED
BANKNOTES
the
Foochow, Nov, 20. A recent police raid on a private ouse in Fulsing, about 60 kilometres outh of Foochow resulted in Iscovery of a large amount of forged alwan banknotes. The gang, hów- ver, managed to elude the police And is still at large--Central News.
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This is the second of a series of despatches from Drake on the Sinking altuation. He is the first foreign newsman to vilt that province in four years.
Korean Withdrawal
Lake Success, Nov. 20.
Rasia to agree
moto
waterside, workers federation I next day and marked. On August than a year ago to prevent union.
1945, accused knocked a named Roberts
would
back
man
members leading whips with supplies
unconscious. He not allow Roberts to be taken
w to Camp. The evidence
which were said to be used against the Indonesian republican move-
a rather naive explanation of the ROYALTY SETS EXAMPLE occurrence in his statement.
occur-
The United States in the field designed to lead to the unification of his party. Accused ordered
[ joint Soviet-American, negotiationed in the case of Cpl klyn and I that
there.
re-open
the
day. During the lunch hour, as a
London, Nov. 20.
The case is proceeding.
of international relations is devoted Koren and the withdrawal of Ameri-mosan tard to beat them with a Family-United Press. to the fondamental principle that can and Russian military forces sickle handle just before lunch one wo will support to the utmost the "All we want to
to do is to remain
Charter of the United Nations. We here at home to carry out our are absolutely apposed to coercion
result Flynn appeared to go mad and satinned of the quill of any of the fundamental principles and Iri of any kind-political, economic.or Senator Tom Connolly made such had to be held down. Accused him-accused on this charge, surely these foreign felds to contribute what- multary.
a demand during the course of a self in his statement admits heating matters must gravely increase their ever we may be able to the cause "If it is view of the committee that debate between himself and the prisoners beenuse as he says "they culpability.
Foreign no desire
these reports have value, the United Vyacheslav Molotov, in the Untied
Soviet
Minicler, M. were kille." aggresalon, elther by arms
That covers the evidence in the States is perfcelly willing to furnish. Ideology. We are willing for every the information requested. We think Nailons Folltient and Security Com-Beat charge. I should like to add a Tokyo, Nov. 20.
nation to pursue its own policies and
Replying to M. Molotov's comment. it wil be seen that all TO-DAY'S BROADCASTING The Municipality Teachers' Unions conceptions
all our cards should be laid on the mitice, to to-day adopted a resolution to strike economy and Internul
government, jable. Therefore, it is our view,
criticism of the United States that
accused are charged with #l-treat- for minimum pay of at least yen 000 are not asking for moro
affairs. We the Soviet should go beyond its pro- soil of "non-enemy states,"
Britains for maintaining troops on the ment causing suffering over lengthy monthly ($45) and equal treatment We are not demanding a change of territory.
Mr periods. In posal and have its resolution to cover
many instances, indi- for women tenchers. The strike date, our border and alicing up of
zów on B ke and from 13.30-1.18,. reports of all troops on active service Connally angrily demanded why the vidual cases stand out and are des- however, was not announced.
cribed. But for all that the most 7.30-030, 9.15-17 pm, also an 9.82 mc. throughout the world, wherever they Rusalans refused to
the 030, Bal and his Muchachor, Tilo neighbours, incorporating them into
serious thing the custom, Simultaneously,
The Gular, Carmen Miranda; 7, Picked at the
are stationed, whellier within Russia Seoul negotiations if they were so
practice of sustained cruel-
uel- Random. variety; 30, tadio: Hal adopted a motion demanding the reparations.
noi' under-
{eveculated, to make‘a 'mizery of Lorenzo at the piano; 7.50, Regal Cinema resignation of the Education Minis- taking to squeeze the lifeblood out
states which touch her, or upon any He said. "Korca is a liberated and the lives of these men, who had no orchestra shows, musical comedy: 8.30.
London |ter Kotaro Tanaka.-United Press. of the victims of war in order
olher pince in earth. to
not a former enemy country" and comeback and no physical stamina Jan Klepura, George loulenger and his enrich ourselves. We are Atriving
"Is War Over?"
that the United States had been to withstand the treatment, and the orchestra: 9.15 Grieg Concerto in a minor, now to bring about the signing of
Any argument so for advanced in
pressing without results for The indictment is the more serious bo- Op. 16, for piano; 0.45, Kentucky Mins frals: 10, London relay: now: 10.03 five peace- trenties. We are also bus favour of these reports would apply resumption of meetings of the joint cause the victims, pccording to the Debray Bomers band; 10.30, London rou London, Nov. 10. The police in Liverpool are inves-sideration
sisting on proceeding with con- equally well to former enemy coun- Soviet-American Commission, which statement of Major Schneider of the lay: Jazz Society;. 11, Close down.
of treation igating the death of an unidentified Germany and the United States and
between tries and home territory. Why limit were broken off last May when, U.S. Medien! Corps, wore subsisting
dict. Chinese who was found handing in other allies and with Austria."
it to friendly countries? Mr Molotov accord
according to suggested the presence of troops Inversion, the Russland refured to
Printed and published by Frederick › an air raid shelter in the Great Mr Molotov during Senator Con- foreign countries might result in in-recognise the rights George Square, commonly known as nally's speech ant with chin in hand, fluencing internal affairs. If that be political parties to freedom of speech according to his description became South China Morning Post Limited of Korean were s{UI able to walk to Kokutsu, Perey Franklin for and on behalf of Chinatown, in Liverpool, to-day-inclining towards his personal inter- true, what is there to prevent large in criticising the trusteeship arrange- "walking skeletons" during their, at 13 Wyndhren Street, City of Vic Central News.
preler, who gave the Russian armies in ex-enemy states being able |ments-United Press
I stay there. Should the Court betoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.
our
teachers our country. We are asking for 0 | Proper, whether within the border/anxious to see troops withdrawn.
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The United States) or those of them who
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