THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1949.

Libyan Independence [OFFERED FILM ROLES

Proposed By Iraq

INDIA URGES UN COMMISSION

Lake Success, Oct. 4.—A resolution calling for Libyan in- dependence within as short a time as practicablo was before the - United Nations' Political Committee today.as it opened its fourth day of debate on the disposal of the former Italian colonies,

PORTUGAL'S NATIONAL

DAY

The resolution, submitted | Britain

and Franceshouki

by Iraq, asked: "That the supervise formation of indepen- denco machinery without UN participation.

United Nations proclaim a Libyn.

united, sovereign state of

FRENCH CRITICISED That the present Syrin, violently enticising administrating powers.. the French views on the disposal United Kingdom and of the colonies, occured France

of following "reactionary" w immediate take France,

"imperialistic" policy. Fayez ci steps to hand over 80 Khouri, chief Syrian delegate.

apite

of the Frencla Portuguesa residents of vereignty and all necessary ald Hongkong are en fete today powers of state to a duly reolution and the liberal prin- to mark their National Day. constituted government in ciples of the French spirit which The Portuguese Consul, Dr the territory within as short are proverbial, French foreign polley in her relations with the practicable colonies in Brazzo, will give a reception a period as

particular gives That until such transfer of evident proof of being, even in 3. F. Nicoll, high Government sovereignty ia-effected, the our own day, a most stubborn example of officials and prominent resi- administering powers are and reactionary dents have been invited. requested to present to the Imperialistic policy,"

Special programmes to mark United Nations interim rc- been arranged by Rediffusion,

at the Lasliano Club at 6 pm. which the OAG, the Han

to

Mr Julius Kniz-Suchy (Po-

Portugal's National Day have ports on the progresa of land) told the Committee that

At 2 p.m. today, a special re-transfer of authority."

music

will be broadcast, the

in this half-hour programme, including Beatriz Costa, Jose Clara, Eduard Ferreira, Marla

and Lino Duarte D'Almeida Dembel.

the Talian colonies were the power Subject of a Western

which, he Raid.

United Involved Interests In military States

United States is now baren "since it is evident the the Mediterranean power."

A

corded programme of Portugese The Iraqi delegation said "bargaining duel" recordings being supplied by Mr had proposed the resolution in lending view of the fact that "Libya hus F. Ribeiro. Some of, the artistes in Portugal will be heard attained adequate political status for Independence, and that the wishes

hes of the Inhabitants nte Wish

Mr Vladimir Clementis unanimously to this effect"

the thought they

said Some sources

(Czechoslovakia) Aw British

Influence in that caw

colony question was before the the Iraql proposal which UN chiefly because the Coune!! of part 1 programme

National specified that the transfer of co- of Foreign Ministers had not of the Day, is at 8.16 p.m., when dur/verolanty should tako piace unbeen able to agres on a solution i ing the Children's Hour, Batty der the supervision of the present because of the attitude Britt will tell a story recount-administering ing the exploits of the famous than of a United Nations Com US and the United Kingdom.

cx-mission. Portuguese navigator and plorer, Vasco, dn Chma.

SCOUT

honour of Fortugal's

ONE-DAY STRIKE

IN FRANCE

J4

powers,

rather

whore delegates "endeavoured to receive sanction of their ot- The United States is belloved ready do facto rule of these to favour a Commission. How-territories." ever, there were reports, as the Committes began its delibera tions, that Britain might com- promise in favour of come form of International supervision.

RUSSIA'S VIEW

The Iraqi proposal was

the

INDIAN PROPOSAL

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Czechoslovakia

With Breaks

Yugoslavia

The Indian delegation Intro: AMBASSADOR

duced that Cyrenalen, the Fezzan and Tripolitania"shell-forma

a resolution proposing

single-united, independent group up by a Constituent Assembly representative of the inhabitants of the entire group and to be approved by a commission að-' pointed by sembly".

Pinced beforts

with a constitution to be drown;

the committee

RECALLED

Cominform Resolution Defeated

UNESCO Programme In Germany

Paris, Oct. Tho' delegater

to the United Nations Educa tional, Ecleatio. and Cul uma Organisation's conferenes beri tonight defeated by 35 volen fe four.

Czechoslovak-Polish- Hungarian resolution lo shelve UNESCO's programme lo Ger [may for nine moniklus.

A Brazilian resolution pro- posing an extension of the pr gramme was carried by 33 votes to four. Israel voted with the Eastern European delegates.

M. Przemyslav Ogrodzinski, chief Polish representative, said: "Western Germany is the

of German Neo-Fascism and militarism. The elections as a result of which the so-called Bonn Parliament was created, are proof of the non-democratic character of the system, which

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NAZIS AGAIN He said: "Those of Say the martyrdom of people under Hitlerism have agreed to take all steps to avoid a similar catastrophe Hitlerism is wgious epidemie. UNESCO can. not tail to try to solve problem, we are still far from inding the necessary remedy t heal such a social sickness..

"German

have youth tendency to take up yesterday's night. Wo know

this

that Nazi leaders are again in power. It faced with because We are this pleture that we have to be

Prague, Oct. 4. Czechoslovakia today assured that UNESCO is work repudiated her friendship, mutual aid and cultural ing-to-fight this atmosphere.

He urged UNESCO's Exccu- treaties with Yugoslavia, and ordered the recall tivo Board to keep the Or- of the Yugoslav Ambassador, Mr. Marijam ganisation's activities in Ger- Stilinowitch.

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second concrete recommendation on the colonies, to result from Paris. Oct. 4-The 300 000- the four-day debate. The first, strone French Federation of In-submitted by Soviet Russia late

the General An- The official note delivered to the Yugoslay dependent Trade Unions today last week, urged the immediate

Government accused it of hostility and of misusing decided to call a one-day warn-withdrawal of occupation troops

warned tha

Your Ice strike to protest against the from Libya, followed by inde

people: "Do not betray vernment's refusal to increase pendence. The Russian resolu by the chief Indian delegate. Sir diplomatic privileges to cover up espionage

tion also proposed independence

own history,"

Professor Adam Scheff, of tion provides that the commis- The Federation appealed to for, Eritrea and Italian Somali-Bengal Nama Rau, the resolu-activities on behalf of "imperialist states.

Thus Circhoslovakia fell l- The note sald numerous ill-Poland, said: "We have of all unions to join land, and is generally expected sion should "study local condi

to be defeated.

Une with Hungary, Bul-cials of the Yugoslav Embassy right to pass over in silence the tions and lay down a practicable to Informed cources

said the basis for a truly representative | caria,

Poland and Rumanis, were engaged in systematic ac- incitement to revenge at present with Clark Gable Walter Pidgeon Iraqi proposal hnd a good

undermine going on in Germany. UNESCO followed tivity designed to the which in turn had Constituent Assembly for

off their Czech authority adoption, largely of chance

and which in must remain faithful to its code in Breaking because

Itmited

purpose of drawing up a con (a

classified It was

as of principles."-Router, pacts with Yugo-fact could be Friendship Libya, on the disposition of stitution" for Libya.

alavia.

"criminal plots against Czecho- which there is more

Afler had been drawn, it general

In a separate action, Czechoslovakia". should be transmitted to the pre

off diplomatic The note named six Yugoslav slovakia broke agreement than in the case.

sent occupying powers. Britain panuwas with Nationlust China, diploinats who "excelled in spy- Eritrea and Somaliland.

Mr T.H. Eust

(South and France.

be who would

and recognised the new Coming " and said, "Czech security

arkod

workers the movement.

The Paris area Force Ouvriers (non-Communist) trado unions Ouvriere ・tho` Foroo National Committee, sitting all today, to launch a similar strike All French trade unions are asking for immediate wago in ereasen, pending the re-conven-

of

Press

these spies - are

Uranium

Australia

In

no

Sydney, Oct. 4-Geologists of

ing of the National Assembly on Africa), openlam fourth charred with giving it affect muaist regime. Russia, Bul-organs have obtained proof that October. 18; whim return to day of debate, supported the It specified that these procedures garia and Rumania has already the Yugoslav authorities entrust

completed in not recognised tho Communist agents of the espionage service the Bureau of Mineral Resources free discussion of wages will be Anglo-American plans for the should be

disposal of Libya and Somali- more debated-Router.

than two years-United government of China Indicated that bo

ore--the The official news agency said with diplomatic functions and tonight confirmed that there is

· epilaborating | a field land, but

of uranium 'would prefer deferment of a

the Foreign Office sent a note to closely with the espionage ser source of atom'e energy--at Rum decision on Eritrea-a colony

the Chinese Nationalist Ambas-vices of certain Imperialist Jungle, 60 miles south of Dar- sador whose future poses the greatest

to the states"--United Press. missage

win. Northern Tentory.

and dificulties.

Chinese Communist Govern-

The Minister of Supply ment, informing them, of

of the

Development. Senator J. I. Arm-

decision.

strong, said that tests were being

In

the

made on the extent of the field. Вода,

Reuter... Government announced that it

-SLESSOR IN

MALTA

Valetta, (Malta) Oct. 4.

John Air Chief Marchal Sir Siesoor, Chief of Air Staff- designate, who

Dr. Jose Arco

Spellman Pays

(Argentina) Visit To Crypt

proposed immediate indepen dence for Libya and Entrea, with Italian trusteeship for Somaliland, He aligned hi government uzainst previous

w

Vatican City, Oct. 4-Fran

and

House Bulgarian New

From

is making surections by Britain and the York, today visited the Crypt the groups that Marshal Tito

world tour of inspection of -Royal Air Force units before taking up bis post, arrived here

Gibraltar

from

on

United States that Erica be. St Peter's Basilien, divided between Ethiopia and the Sudan.

bones

cia Cardinal- Spellman, the kad rehuunced its 1947 border Catholic Archbishop of New greement with Yugoslavia on whers had taken advantage of It to The rchnologists are reported to rend spies into Bulgaria. ave found the

of St

the free agreement permitted.

of both ?e'er..

of a tionale He also called for two UN

Like those working

on the passag special commissions to supervise xenvations,

Cardinal Speli- countries for about 12 miles on

either side of the frontier. procedures in

man will be bound to secrecy Independence

Cyrenaica and about the reported discoveries Libyn--one for the Ferzan, the other for Tripoll- until he is authorised to speak. tania. This was

Earlier in opposition

today the Cardinal visit to Palermo on Thursday t to the British position that the said Mass in one of St Peter's

occupation powers-chapela-Reuter. Vice Admiral Earl Mount-present

toro-day visit..

He was met by Air Vice Mar- rhal Charles Steel, Air Oficer Commanding, Air Headquarters. Malta.

Sir

John will pay a flyine

batten, Flag Offeer Commanding,

the 1st Cruiser Squadron, who

will call at Palermo in his flag- SIDE GLANCES

shup Liverpool.

Contbauing his tour, which Is

expected to last two months and

take him as far afield as Hong- kong, Sle John will leave Friday for Greece-Reuter.

NOT TOO

LATE

on

(Confumed from Page 1) forces concentrated in Hunan. cart of the rallway. Reconi activity on that front, however, suggests that General Llu Po- chong's force commanded i the field by General Chen Keng ~~pril Inftiota the southwart drive and leave Geral Lia Plao to antar General, Pal Chung hat

Hongyang-based

forces, which Bonstantly threa boned his funk.

The presence of General Pal's tindefeated army at Henggang was one of the main reasons for repeated delays in the

munist offensiv

In

Coin-

Southeast China, the

Nationalist

ero

clinging

Kast

across

tacioudy, to besleged Amoy, where there has been a .com

lull following parative week's grim ariillery duci the narrow stretch of water,

The defenders of zimov have bronTelaforced by Talwan tained troops and Chinese 1 "patches, claims that the Nation-

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OUTWARD MAILS

On Thursday, October, the General Post Office and Kowloon Galce will open Central Post from 9 am to Neon. The other. Branch Post Ofees from 8 am. to 10a.m. There will be one. 'Delivery of registered and or

alary correspondence and one collection only from pillar boxes MI 10 AST The Money Order Once and Posts Restante will be entirely closed.

Unregistered correspondence only for Shanghai, Zientzia and North China can be accepted at.senders' risks, and will, be forwarded as opportunity offers. Univss otherwise statadro- Elstered articles and parcel posts close. 30 minutes earlier than the ardinary mali. If mails cloes hefore 10 a... registered and parcel poate close at 5 pm. on the previous day. Malls are closed Howloon Central Post „Omen¬half an hour earlier than the G.P.O. closing times, k-

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER & Closing Times By Air

ull sizes. For the roses housed SENT TO PRISONS Bulgarian charged that Yugo the email chisel, carefully tap- slavia had refused to recognise Fing away at the slone until "This is real labour "of "documents and passports issued the design was perfect.....

"I have been by competent Bulgari n autheri-love," he said. Lea and had sent their owners : clone-carving since 1898 and ↑ concentration i nin very happy that I could prisons and

help on this building." The rupture of the Czecho- A beautiful Gothic arch leads

the

the Lobby Info slovak-Yugoslav friendship from

six days `after | Chamber. It is very differen! reatry

beauty Rusia broko.

pact from the symmetrical a similar with Marshal Tito in the latest which surrounds it. Its stones war beare, old grey and chipped. The offensive in the cold tween Yugoslavia and the Com-Toyal Coat of Arms in the centre inform. A formal note delivered is cracked and defaced. It by the Foreign Office said the the original arch which led Rajk, from the Members' Lobby into rocent trial of Laszlo

the old Chamber, and was dos- Foreign

Okinawa, Tokyo and formier Hungarian

Troved, by blast when the Cham- Ilothow, Kwailin, Kwelyang. Minister, proved that Yugo

ber was blown up

peh, Swalow,

5:30 pm. Alavin

to hostile VD3

For many months workers

Luchow and Kunming Chengtu. Closing Times By Sea Czechoslovakia. Yugodav dip

*Straits, Rassoon and Calculta, 3 tomats were accused of organis-searched for pieces of this arch

reactionary and painstakingly put it topm with

Manith, p.m.. ing plot

gether Tko a large jigsaw puzzle. Bwatow, 3 pm elements" "in Czechoslovakia.

Today it stands completed, hul its stones will be loft broken and defaced for all: time-

23 - DEAD IN FLOODS

| as a reminder of 1940.

It is called "The Churchill Arch."

Radio Hongkong

"Hongkong

Benavento, Italy, Oct. 4 The authorities today counted 23 persons dend and missing as M victims of Sunday's flash floods which hit this mountain town Sand surrounding areas. A

Tomaso Boccardo, Benevento's town "secretary, sald five bodies were recovered, ceven persen* are unaccounted for and others are missing io sarby Bane.00 World Navy, and News, Ant

Lorenzo.

Over 300 families in

town of 38000 are homeless.

Soldiers and civil

11

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