Dealt In II.K. Dollars
Shanghai, Mar. 22.-Tho Finance Control Bureau has completed examination of the account books and docu- ments seized in the past few weeks" from 41 commercial houses alleged to have con- ducted illegal transactions In Hongkong dollars and other foreign currencies, according to semi-official Chinese sources.
A report has been sub- mitted by the Bureau to Dr Chang Kia-ngau, Governor of the Contral Bank of China, who will decide on the next step to be taken.
It is believed that at least half a dozen of the firms Involved will be charged in court for violating the Gov- ernment's emergency econ- omic regulations.-Reuter.
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operate in
Palestine
solution any
pence singie Palestine."
giving
in a democratic,
Three conditions were given in the communique under which the Arnbs would accept the proposed United Nutions truce!
1. The United Nations must expel nl Jewish terrorists.
cd.
2. The Haganah must be disurm-
3. Further Jewish inunigration, weden to the ranks of armed fighters of the Haganah, must
be halled.
Azzam Pasha, Secretary General of the League, aommenting on the second condition, said that if the United Nations took steps to start disarmament among Jews along the proposed lines, the Arabs on their side would take action to disarm
their tern. ·
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1948.
America Supports Italian Trusteeship
Of Former Colonies
Washington, Mar. 21.—American support for placing the former Italian colonies of Eritrea and Somaliland under Italian trusteeship is being consi- dered by officials here as a further measure of sup- port to Italy following the three-power proposal for the return of Trieste.
Two other measures being considered here are:
administration because of Britain's wartime promises to the Senusai An offer by Greece, with the inhabitants of that colony that they would nover again be put under support and presumably the Italian rule. financial help of the Western Another announcement on theso powers, to renounce her repara-subjects will be made by the State tions from Italy if Russia and Department or the White House in countries within the Russion accordance orbit runounce theirs.
A revival of the Western powers attempt to persuade Russia to with draw her velo of Italian member- ship of the United Nations Russle ins hitherto inade the admission of Bulgaria and Rumania to the United Nations a condition of her support for Italy's admission-Reuter.
Britain's Promiso Washington, Mar. 21-The return of her colonies to finly presents fur greater dificulties than the offer of a return to Italy of Tricale, which has always been favoured by the United States.
with the co-ordinated of supporting resistance.
prom which Gen. George
10
Marshall, the Secretary hos so often called for.
of State.
Avoiding a dissipation of American | diplomatic force over too large ́ an area with the wisdom of a former military Chlef of Staff, Gen. Marshall 10 bo concentrating hia appears efforts on the supreme objective of assisting those Italians who wish to prevent a Communist
af tho victory elections on April 10,
In speeches in the last 10 days, both President Truman and Gen. Marshall have made I clear that this is part of an overall strategy openly designed to prevent Russia
It is difficult for Britain to agree to the return of Cyrenaica to Italian | tubjugating Europe.
EXILED EUROPEANS'
American Policy
An analysis of Gen. Marshall's statement during this time reveals four basic principles:
cannot States United 1.The agree to any further changes in Europe brought about by force and a threat of force Instead of reason-
AWARD TO LADY READING-The Dowager Marchioness of Reading (right) receives the national achievement award of Chi Omega from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt at New York. Lady Reading was given the award for her "outstanding contribution to the public welfare of her country." She was the organiser of the Women's Voluntary Service in the United Kingdom.
Menacing Soviet Army
Moves Influenced Benes
Frankfurt, Mar. 21.-President Eduard Benes gave in to Communist demands when he learned that large forma tions of Soviet troops, ostensibly on routine manoeuvres, were converging on the Czechoslovakian frontler, Czech refugees formerly high in government clreles sald here to- day.
Ambassador to
Vast United States Aid For Japan
Washington. Mar. 21-A United Press survey of pend- Ing projects and legislation revealed that Japan will res ceive at least $765,000,000 in grants and loans from the United States during the coming fiscal year if the present Congressional and official plans materialise.
Authoritative sources said of Japanese industry to the this figure might even be higher | prewar loval.
by the time the Army and The increasing United States aid State Departments complete to Japan is expected to arouse the their plans for the rapid revival resentment of some Far Eastern na- tions, particularly China, which is scheduled to receive only $570,000,- doo in commodity and reconstruc- ilon assistance plus a limited amount of military ald.
TO EXCLUDE
SPAIN FROM
AID PLAN
Pending projects of assistance to Japanese during the coming year. are as followes co
tha
The Army now has before Con- aress a request for $375,000,000 to ve imed for direct relief of Japanese civiilans in the interest of preventing "disease and unrest." In view of the heightened Soviet-American tension and the United States destre Far to have a stable. Japan o
loved that there is no possibility of Eastern bulwark, it is rellably be- Congress turning down this request.
Another
being $180,000,000
for rehabilitation
the
be- your
the emein Eroval Bank, in
bankers
. for
Selsdon Park, Surrey, Mar. 21. Delegates of Socialist parties from 14 Marshall Plan countries inceting here today ta discuss the European re- covery programme at a secret conference are believed to have asked by the Amy t agreed on a demand that "no work in Japan during
ginning July 1.
1. Congressional destre political or military strings" in
la hasten Japanese recovery so as to should be attached to nid from lighten the load on the American the United States.
taxpayers is believed certain to re- They are also understood to have sult in appropriation of this fund. Bgreed on a resolution that Franco Another profeet which a virtual- is the plan for Spain should be excluded from par-y assured af ticipating in the programme.
A draft resolution tabled by the co-operation with private French delegation advocating a In the United States, to lend the Joint
super-national authority to dis- Japanese $80,000,000 to purchase raw
United States. A group of non-Communist arrived here during the past week, tribute aid was referred to a com- cotton in the
Congress will re- In addition, of confirmed earlier charges that V. Amittee for further study. Ministers and members
Soviet Minister of Most
bill sponsored by of today's meeting was ceive next week told the United Zorin, deputy Parliament
Czechoslovakia, documents submitted by the British men which provides for setting up Press that they feared that if Affairs and former Soviet taken up by a discussion of the United States Cotton state Congress-
Party дек the French
revolving fund $130,000,000 ed democratie procedures.
President Benes had been able brought the Kremlin's "OK" for the Labour
further Japanese
purchases of cot- Socialist Party--who jointly called United States will auto-to get the Czech army to put Communist coup. The
Without any doubt on the know-the conference together in how ton, textile manufacturing matically end any economie assist-
down Communist Premier Kle- come
of the matter, the refugees Marshall nid should be administered.ment and dyes. This London, Mar. 21.-An appeal see to governments whic
ment Gottwald s February felt
be one that this may
of the The British document is believed could be used Cotnmunist domination,
costs ol the
riw to the Chilean Government to under
United Although the
States putsch, Soviet troops manoeuvr- major points presented to the United to have advocated a more individual ton
the to
Japan. by each nation to Counell if and approach ask the Security Council to in-
Government regards European
United States, while the French pro-has the endorsement of both cotton yestigate political conditions in velopments as only part of a world-ins in the Soviet occupation Nations Security
zones in Germany, Austria and when the Czech putsch is taken un-
posals envisaged a single body which growing and manufacturing interests the. tncit Eastern Europe generally was wide struggle between freedom and Russia would have been ordered pointed out that the Czech-Russian would administer Marshall aid for in country
concentrating
into Czechoslovakia.
friendship pact signed in Moscow in all the to participating countries. Europe for the present. made at a meeting attended by tyranny, it is
considered good. "Of course, we could not expect a 1943 specifically ruled out. Sovle!
pastage are The French plan also laid down approval of the Army, its chances of The United States is prepared exiled Eastern European politi-
litary conditions should bej military
Oficials admit that two factors in the West, back up its policies with all its similar move by cinns in London tonight
the interference in Czechoslovakia's in that to
attached to the European recovery the current situation strongly favour is strengthening its Czech refugees pointed out. "There ternal affairs. The meeting was called by re-resources and
tlo
Spain the Japanese and make it virtually presentatives of Yugoslav.
programme and that Frunco Coming And Coing Polish, military position to provide greater was nothing for Benes to
should be excluded.
certain that they can count on con- resisting give in."
Zorin arrived by plane in Prague Raigarian, Rumanian and Hungarian support to free countries
The Socialist partles which sent tinued United States assistance In "Freedom Movements"
the same on February 10, ostensibly to super- delegates to the conference These refugees said
were considerable amounts. These are:
considera There has not yet been a clear communists received about 40 per- Benes confirmed
happened in 1845 when
vise grain deliveries. As soon
as Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Holland, firstly, a desire in all quarters here of American military statement
These
new Com- France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, to make Japan self-supporting na cent of the total vote. commitments in Europe.
Chat could munist Cabinet. Zorin returned to 1inly, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, carly as possible, and secondly.. said today fugees
the continually worsening Soviet- Switzerland and Britain.-Reuter.
icad "probably be explained" by the
American relations which Ready To Move Troops
When the coup startet, the Com- Two leading American diplomatic appearance of large numbers of
members
Americans to want a nuch stronger. of the
the right wing National Socialist
and more prosperous Japan than they before that the United States was Czechoslovakia just correspondents stated today, how-Russing troops who moved across munists arrested several
the
Party alleging that they ever, prepared to move armed forces into elections on their way to Germany.
ference. "plotting against the state." of whom These refugees, most strategic areas of Europe if.. neces-
APPEAL
on the eve of the investigation of recent events in Czechoslovakin by the Security "ARABS WERE RIGHT"
Counell
The meeting sent a cable to San- Commenting on the United States
tiago and 11 copy to Senor Hernani proposals, the communique stated: The United States proposal, after
Santa Cruz, the Chilean representa- four months' experiment with partitive to the United Nations, at Lake tion, showed that the Arabs were Success, which expressed "our deep the Chileen Go- right when they predicted troubles appreciation that
vernment has brought before
Council of the United
the on the matter of
recent Soviet-sponsored Communist
coup in Czechoslovalda,
all Pates-
in Palestine...the Arabs aim at a Security Just solution in which tiulans have equil rights and dutles."
The communique
dirt
not mention
the trusteeship proposal by the United States. but Azzam Pasha ex- plained to the press that when the United Nations adopt the United
ne
States proposal, the Arab delegates to UN would be instructed on what
be
and
Nationa
2.
efforis on
pressuro.
its
thesary
Mr Felix Belair, of the New York Times, wrote: "Militarily, we hope to prevent any overt hostile act by Russia by showing we mean business, "Meanwhile, we are preparing to
"At the same time, we would like
the Soviet Union."
but
tho
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MONDAY, MANCH ZZ Closing Times By Air Shanghai, Nanking. Amoy,
Tsingtao, Pelping, Canton, Kunming, Tainan and Swalow. 330 p.m.
Closing Times By Sea & Train Halphong and Tsamkeng (Sea) 2 p.m. Canton (Train) p Macao, Tsination and Sickk! (Sea) 2 pm Manila (Bea) 3 pm. Japan (Ordinary letters and cards only)
(Sea) 3p.In.
Shanghal (Sea) 3 p.m.
Straits, Batavia, Sourabaya and Macassar
(Sea) 3 p.m.
The United States also is seeking Congressional cronomic, ald for Korea and the Ryukyus but on a much smaller scale.
Meartwhile, it is revealed to what considerable extent
United thie Statos military strength in Korea has diminished during the past year due to the American Army's inability to All its quotas through recruitment. Secretary of State George C. Mar- shall told Congressmen, that Lt-Gen John R. Hodge, commander of the American zone in southern Korea, now holds only 15,000 troops at his disposal. One almost 60,000 troops in his command. year ago Gen. Hodge had
Shocked by this condition of one of the United States strategic fronts, well as by other evidences of low troop strength in other areas, Con- Amoy and Shanghal, 9 a.m. (reg); 9.30 | gressmen appear to be much more
a.m. (ord).
willing than
heretofore
Five Bangkok, Rangoon, Calcutta, Karachi.
President Truman powers to revive Bahrein, Calro (Nairobi, Johannesburg
draft & Marsellies via Cairo) Augusta and a temporary
bring the arm- London (Kowloon CPO) 3 p.m.: (GPO) ed forces up to strength. If such a bill is passed. Korea undoubtedly Singapore. Sourabaya, Colombo, Sydney will be one of the first places to and Auckland, 3.30 Pikow, Tsingtao, receive its full quota. which is set Shanghal, Nanking.
Gen Hodge originally Felping, Canton. Amoy and Foochow at 30,000. 3.30 p.m.
asked for 38,000-Unilted Press.
Macno, Tainishan and Shekki (Bea) < p.m. Kongmoon (8ex) 5 p.m.
Canton (Sea) 8 p.m.
TUESDAY, MARCH 23
Closing Times By Air
Several National Socialist refugees here, for whom arrest warrants Ive been issued in Czechoslovakia, deny such a plot. They admitted, however, to having uncovered and reported to the Parilament plans for the Communist putsch. They also to draw your attention to the fact meet any actual outbreak of hostili-
reported the discovery of several that the occurrences in Czecho-ties and to move armed forces Inla
Communist arms dumps and on the slovakia instance of the process of enslave-vent an outbreak fall."
only represent a further strategic areas if all efforts to pre-
unusually large number of weapons Shanghai, Mar. 22-A mass purchased by the Central Trades ment of the nations of East Central Mr Jack Werkley of the New York
Committee. In Czecho- the attitude of the Arab states would Europe systematically pursued by Herald-Tribune wrote: "If all Itiël meeting will be held here today Union
they explained, "We have sent instructions to the
Glaring Contravention
falls under Communist domination as the prelude to the lot draw-slovakian factories, and resultant Soviet Arab delegates in New York covering
control, the ing for local conscripts schedul-guards are armed and unions can therefore purchase guns for them. The appent added: "We suggest United States is virtually certain to ed to take place tomorrow.
Using this as a cover, the Communist future possible eventualities
that prominent leaders. of Eastern move armed forces, with the support It will bring to a close the week- factory militia secured thousands of possibilities," said Azzum.
European countries Regarding the Yemen, the League, should be invited to give evidence strategic areas."--Reuter,
now in exile of its Western European Allies, into old campaign stressing the need for sub-machine guns, rifles and pistols
enthusiastic response to the call for for the putsch, they said. in recognising Emir Alimed as the before the Security Council on
of the part how, new Iman, pleaded for clemency for In
Moscow Comment
Workers Armed national service on opponents and instructed Azzam principles of the United
glaring contravention of the
London, Mar.21.-Breaking its citizens of military age.
These rifles were weapons...with Nations Pusha to write to the new Imam in
Mr. Pan Kung-chan, City Council
which workers parading in Prague the belief that the Yemen
Charter, our peoples were deprived week-end silence, Moscow Radio
personally preside
armed on February 24, they were which civic was of human rights and political Inge tonight said the British, American Chairman, will starting a "dew em of tolerance...an pendence."
French and
meeting, at proposal 10 return over the
said. gra of reform and progress."——United
The National Socialists were also The
signatories of the two mes
Trieste to the Italians was "intended leaders will be present.
The drawing of lots to draft some alarmed over the fact that police Press.
sages JEWRY TO MEET
are: The Yugoslav National to revise the peace treaty with Italy Committee headed by Dr. Gavrile- behind the back of the Soviet U.000 able-bodied young men be Tel-Aviv, Mar. 21.--The elected
tween 21 and 23 will take place to-officers in Prague and other major
cltics Union."
Communists, Assembly of Palestine Jewry was
"It is openly admitted that the morrow afternoon under the persona! Czech presented by M. R. Pilsudski (n today given notice to convene
were still largely, non- in relative of the late Marshal Pilsud most important aim of the Anglo supervision of Mayor K. C. Wu and although in December rank and file Tel-Aviv on Tuesday,
in the presence of all members of pelicernen skt), the Free Bulgarian Movement American-French proposal is to in the Conscription Committee and re-party. On the agenda is the proclamation headed by Dr. Matsankley, the Free Auence Italian electors," Moscow of the Jewish state and the bringing
presentatives of the Kuomintang, the One National Socialist Parliamen Into being of n Jewish State. Pro- fliescu, and
Rumanian group led by Mr. G. Radio added.
The Western Intention is to fored Young China Party and Democratic tary deputy, until he fled a week ago, visional Government Council.
the Free Hungariun
and The results of the drawing, how-sald that in January he met with a
number of Prague policemen A meeting of the Jewish Agency Movement represented by Mr the Italians to vote at the elections Socialists.
parties which for the reactionary
ever, will be kept secret until the discussed the danger of a Communist. to decide details of the proclamation
and the culling up of coup 2.000 Prague police were lospital Request Half Hour presented
determined that appro- was held in Tel-Aviv yesterday. it
The Ave signatories have been 1 are the agents of the United States. actual
The declaration is by no means conscripts-Reuter.
ximately was also considering the date onvited to send a delegation to the motivated by concern for the Italian
non-Communist. That, he said, wus which the action committee of the Chillcon Ambassador in London to-people as its originators apparently
probably a "plot against the state" Zionist organisation should meet in morrow morning.-Router.
to which the Communists referred.
We were only working for peace, freedom, democracy and justice," he sald.-United Press.
Palestine with British and American
Zionist leaders attending.-Associated
Prc 55+
JEWISH STATEHOOD PLEA
London, Mar. 21.-Professor S.
the Polish Freedom Movement
Stankovitch,
MONGOLIA
Brodetsky, President of the Board OFFENSIVE
of Deputies of British Jews and a
member of the Executive of the Jewish Agency in Palestine, called today on Angio Jewry to stand be- hind the principle of asserting
(Continued from Page 1)
try to make out."-Reuter.
Yugoslav Reaction-
Belgrade, Mar. 21. The three Western powers proposal that Trieste should be handed back to Italy was described today by Tanjug. the Yugoslav news agency, as "a men- sure
intended to prevent an purce- ment between Italy and Yugoslavin,
This comment, the first to be made has asked The Administration
in Belgrade, accompanied # report correspondent on Tanjug Jewish Statehood in at least part of US$570,000,000 economic aid, but from the
there is strong sentiment in. House the statement by Signor Palmiro the Addressing a meeting of the Board and Senate to earmark a sum for Togliatti, Secretary-General of
Italian Communist Party, in today's of Deputies, Professor Brodetsky de-military use.
Italian Communist newspaper Units, clared that he found it hard to re- concile the statement of the Ameri- can Secretory of State, Mr George
that he had suggested- wal of American support for partition, with Mr Marshall's de-
Pitestine.
The
time for
Rebroadcast Of Listowel Talk
Jill Labper is unable to give her talk on films from ZBW at 7.15 this evening.
The argument is that economic describing, the plan as "not only an 1. Georges Clemenceau. 2. Less help alone is not enough to enable election speculation but a crude at-3 Marshal Erwin Rommel, 4. Be Chiang Kai-shek's government to tempt to drag Italy into an almos- tween Lake Ontario and Lake Eric defeat the Chinese Communists.
5. Government Issue. 8. The Times This belief found expression in phere of war by speculating, on
Italian feelings."—Reuter. the
(London). of
House recommendations Foreign Affairs Committee that the be divided Into for economic and! for military. The
claration in the same speech
that US$570,000,000 the United States could siot stand US$420,0 aalde and see nations destroyed one
with that lause is
ne. "I think we Jews have the USS ed to agrec,
by one.
right to say we agree
general policy completely and we
Whether the Senate Committee
nak that it should also apply to the will go along le apparently in ques- Jewish people as a whole. Reuter, tion to be decided at Monday's closed
END OF 4-POWER ALLIED CONTROL?
(Continued from Pare 1)
Czechoslovakia, have been reinforced with now recruits, the newspaper reported.
"Among them were sald to be 1,500 young German police, mostly members
of the Socialist Unity Party.
"A chain of blockhouses and huts has been built in the forest areas west of Magdeburg, In the fariz Mountains, and in Thuringia, and checks on trains in the frontier arcas have been tightened up, the report said,Router.
เ
door session: Should it agree, the Issue may well be virtually at rest.
The Committee has called Lock Secretary of State George Marshall for his vlows on. Siinä again |Monday.--Associated PRgG.
TORNADO'S TOLL
on
Oklahoma Cly, Mar. 21.–At least seven people were injured as 28 miles per hour wind ripped through Tinker Field near Oklahoma on Sunday causing damage estimat- ed by
United States Air Force officern át 63 aircraft destroyed or damaged.
Three
An earlier report that 10 persone were dead; proved erroneous. soldiers cut by glass blown from the control tower were among those in- juredAssociated Press.
:
were
Land Reform Laws Prague, Mar. 21-The
3.30 p.m.
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0. Programme Summary: 0.01, Studio:
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Ant-
As a result it has been decided to slovak Parliament, fired with Common. "Composition: 9.30, Dance to Vir- rebroadcast Lord Listowel's talkmunist enthusiasm, enacted a land tor Silvesier's Ballroom Orchestra: 9.43. which he gave from the studio on reform measure at an extraordinary London Relavi British Industries Fair: Nown Reel; 10. London Relay: Radio La Saturday evening for the benent of Sunday session,
10.15. "Something for Everybody"; 11. All land holdings in excess of 60 Close Down. listeners who were unable to tune in
hectares pre being confiscated. Transmission, in the BBC General Overseas Servien which may be heard Landless peasants will be given an to it originally.
In Hongkong this evening. the excess 10.00, World of work: 10.15-Mont- CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE opportunity to acquire
acreage under favourable terms. martre players: 10.30-Scottish maza- Answers
The set of new agricultural laws ine: 11.00The news: 11.10-Home news also reformed the system
from Britain; 11.18/Sporting record; of land 1145.-Voice of the violin: 12.00--From taxation and provided government | 10-day's papers: 1210-Programme toans for small farmers.
nouncements, 1225.—Rhapsody. Woolf Phillipa and the skyrockets concert ar Communist legislators called the chestra: 13.09. The news: 13.10-ilome measures" "the final victory of news from Britain; 15.15-Celebrity re- peasants over entrenched landlords." ital; 13.45-British Industries fair, A Futning up: 1 14.00.—Radio newsreel; Rudolf Slansky, General Secretory | 11.16-Merry-go-round; 1515,--Programm
Communist Party, told a party announcements: 15.25-Interlude: 15.30.—
Welsh magazine; 10,00 The news; 10.10. meeting at Moravaka Ostrave that 93
News analysis: 10.15 Science, review. percent of Czechoslovak Industry Nobel prize winner celebration. Extracts will be nationalised in a matter of from sperches by Sir Robert Robinson weeks
and Bir Edward Appletion: 18.30-Now Ha Bald legislation to
records presented by Robert Tredinnick: provide 17.00, Big Ben. Mainly for women: 17:15 nationalisation of all undertakings Close down. employing more than 80. persons will be ready for parliamentary con- alderation in two weeks. He pre- dicted
of the
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HENDERSON
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The second, Premier Gottwald's campaign to strengthen the Com- munist Party, brought in 65,587 new members, party beadquarters an- nounced on Sunday.
Membership was, increased by 245,735 In the two weeks.
There was no announcement. of total membership, but that in Prague was given
284,000,-Associated Press,
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