1949-10-12

U.N. BODY TO STUDY PROPOSALS

FOR

EX-ITALIAN COLONIES

Lake Success, Oct. 11.-The United Nations Political Committee today set up a 21-nation Sub- Committee to consider all proposals for the future of Italy's former African colonies. The Political Committee also decided to suspend its own meet- ings and to await a report from the Sub-Committee. by Saturday.

Mr Hector McNeil, British 1 Neil warned the Commitice: Minister of State, urged "There is a chance of fur- speedy action by the Sub-ther trouble."

Committee,

pointing

out

He said that three and a half-

that Britain had to keep days were not too short a time

which lo nek the Sub-

•

The suspension

of the 59- Committer a agreed after the

ini member

order in the former Italian Committre to come to a decision. territories. Demonstrations had already occurred Mogadishu, Italian Somali-meeting was land, last week and Mr Mc-Iran delegate. Mr Fadhil Jamalı,

Tibetam Tribes To Assemble

San Francisco, Oct. 11. -Tho representatives Various Tribes In Enxt

uľ

Tibet would soon meet in Labrant.

Southwest A

Kan town. for a cod- ference, according to Pek-

ing Radio tonight.

More than 106 represen- tatives from 30 tribe In Thinghai, Lhana, Szechuan and Kansu itself were al- ready nt Labrang. the Indio said.

The

purpose of the conference was not stated by the Radis, but i sald congr fulatory

Chairman

Man Tre-tune.

of the

Jew

Government,

The tribal representatives bad

premed "overwhelming Joy" at the form tion of the Government and the risah- itshment of a People's Re- publo-Reuter,

MASS HUNT FOR MAD MURDERER

had complained that small dele gations would be unable to spare the manpower for a simultaneous meelings of both bodies.

The decision means that dis- cussion of the next item on the Commit ce's agenda-the Soviet Union's proposal for It Five

ane! praen prot demnation of the lied States and Brin Пр warmongers will be delayed,

PROPOSAL FOR LIBYA Members

Italeria

The Sub-Committee

Poland, Australia

Colonies

Argentino, Brazil, Chile, Clung slovakin. Belisario Ethiopin, France. Guatemalı fndin, Iraq. Liberia Mexic Palcsian, South Aften. than Suviet Union, Britain and the United States

Sir

Mobummed Zafrullah! Khan. 1310 Pakistan Foreign Minister, culled to the Com mallcen resolution to be sub mitted to the Sub-Committer followed to a very large extent ! The American persprosoj in spert of Libya That included Independence for Libyn in three

and the appointment

years ane

Britain.

Sir Mohammed said that the Pakiston proposui differed on these points.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949.

WHICH?

officials

When civle named

Yvonne lovely Dillon (above) "Miss Western Weck" to reign over the annual celebra- tions at Palm Springs, California, they expected to deck her out in a cow- But Yvonne, boy outfit. who thinks western clothes do little for her, says she prefers this kind

U.S. Economic Aid For Asia Urged

London, Oct. 11.-American economic aid for Asia was urged in London today by Sir Joremy Raisman, former Finance Minister of India and now Vice-Chairman of Lloyd's Bank, London,

The balance of political forces ins Western Europe, he told the East India Association, was powerfully affected by the courageous decision of the United Stales to embark on the European Recovery Programme.

"The situation in Asin to-continent could play in such a day," he added, "calls for a programme, and its preserva- tion from tronomie disruption corresponding measure of

and chaos must be one of the statesmanship f a firm Arst priorities in the political foundation is to be laid for strategy of the Westem world." an-approach to such

Dealing wih devaluation, Str balance of world forces as Jeremy

Raisman aid that the will ensure the prospects of abrupt change, in the relative peace.

values of the Pakistan and Indian can be no doubt of acua

was bound supers the part which the Indian sub- COLESO considerable embarrass- ment to the trade between the

countries. In two

ndition to Jule and cation, a myriad other economte links must be gravely disrupted, Nor Jarred, if not would all the stresses by any

be 12345

confined to the

"There

REFORM OF

GAMBLING LAWS

I dan side,

ANOTHER BARRIER

I zised

the

"What all of us must whole- | heartedly

thai regret is that London, Oct. 11. The latest development British Betting Control! yet another barrier Hard today reemmended) friendly Inti rcourse between the reforms of the gambling two countrica" Sir Jeremy con- laws which would bring much of Britain's betting on) horse races under its con trol.

ال.

The Bourd which statutory Dotty. controls Britafu's aer-course totalisators

of costume. (AP Picture).coles de profits to charition

tinued.

into

Whatever the justificaflen for the different policies pursued, it tragic can only be regarded as that str contentious nu lesso should have artsen at this stage,

If the time has passed for a friendly concultation regarding the rates of exchange, it is still and fo the improvement of not too late for discussion: be- lida so breeding and veterinary tween India and Pakistan In re- fellitles

Kard to the prices of the main

which In a memorandum submitted, comunodities

enter foday to the Royal Commission their trade exchanges. which is invegligating Berlain's,

clear that unless some goubling industry, the Board agreed basis enn be

achieved recommended that all off-course for the supply of raw ju.a from pool or totalisnier betting shoud Pakistan

LD Indian industry be under its control.

there will be

be an intensificatio The Board asked that any new of Government mensures and

which betting lows should provide for coun er measures

will the possible future installation of tend in the end to stifle all Central totalizator, which natural economic activity to would ecerpt bels on races held the detriment of both countries. Moscow, Det. 11, anywhere in Britain, under the i

Board's control. British against

Diplomats Accused

Of Spying

POSTAL BETTING

GRIM REALITIES

"In addition to its diffeuilles with Pakistan, there are signs the shock of devaluation has brought Indja face to ince with the grim realities of her economic position.

An Advisory Council Consisting of the United States, Prance, Italy, Egypt and one representative each of the In-Charges habitants of Cyrenaien and Tri-diplomats of "spying" in poliania

Moscow and Eastern Europe

It also recommended that that are made in a new book,

should control cash postal "Behind the Scenes of Bri. betting, if it should be declared 1. It stressed not only the antish Diplomaey," published legal. dependence bul The unity of in Moscow by Ralph Parker, The Acceptance of these re- correspondent of the British commendations would give the 2. It rugpreted the addition of Communist newspaper, Daily hores except

Board control of all betting on Pakistan to the countries on the Worker, according to today's and credit transactions and off issue of the Soviet news.cours: prodit transactions with paper. Pravda.

The Secretary of the Board today told the Commission that

Libyn an nu objective; and

Advisory Counell, and that the number of representatives of the leerd population should be in creased from two to three by the addition of a representative from the Fezzan.

TRUSTEESHIP

Paris, Oct. 11--A five day mass hunt by villagers, police and bloodhounds in the Morbihan area of Brit- tany has failed

The duties of Advisory Coun to trace Pierre Bernard, 29-year-old, would include advising the or ell, under the Pakistan proposal escaped criminal lunatic, be- jeupying powers or the Adminis lieved Inst Thursday to have tru ion of the territories towards set fire to a farm. killed

independence and the formation of governmental institullon. hoy of two years and ab. ducted another boy of nine amit the provision in the United The Pakistan plan would also months.

States proposal that the seat of the Advisory Bernard's previous know acute Libya,

Courull should be of criminal madness include the Pokiston proposed murder of

and a Briten

baby niece.

his mother

The Morbilnu police were to-

should

become in-

Lot in three years

Pakistan

NOOK

bookmakers,

on-courtu cash

Penvila's critic write of the

the Board clid nothing to 11 MURA 01 ENCOURARE betting. It only pornoka ahe most experienced | spent about £50 a year on

service agents advertising. were dispatched. to the Soviet Jamon for purposes at espionage.

Leer. T

The special British Military Mission in the USSR was haded by the inveteratespy, Sir George

it, who had carried out spying

wrecking

activities | Soviet Rustia as far buejt ns 1917.

and 1918.

The Boord's memorandum disclosed that lets placed with The totalinators from the In- troduction of the system is to the end uf 1948 totailed

130,000,565.

"In India's case

measures of

a refusal to devalue could only have been accompanied by Internal

a kind that

so drastie popularly elected Government could conceivably embark upon them. This is true to some extent of Britain, but it applies with even greater fores to India, where low produc- tivity, high prices, fuck savings and all the other symp toms of a deep-seated Inflation were more pronounced.

"The dilemma posed for In- dia WHE indeed a - cruel one, nul, since it now appears that she had only two days' warn-

In 1948 the record total of ing of the British deetsion, £26.202.015 was staked-Reu-

ler

"Sin Archibald Clark Kerr. (now Lord Inv.rehapel), former British Ambassador in Moscow actively participated!

at 1 KAT

Italing Sumaltarul,state demarches agulast the Soviet Union engineered by the

proposed 1401 iz- United Nations

day reported to be considering terantional asking the local army authorities for troops to hunt down Bernard trusteeship for 10 years. The Americas Embassy,

The hust

territory would be administer- was over misty hate heaths and raki-soaked woods of by Administrator to be

appointed by

unit responsible

WAR HYSTERIA

"Sir Maurice Peterson, who soveceded Sir Archibald, bom-

N. IRELAND

WILL NEVER

SEVER LINK

Manchester, Oct. 11.-Sir

***

certain

some re-

not surprising that, like European countries, she should entertain sentment at the action of the United Kingdom Government --Reuter.

BROADWAY

AIR CONDITIONED

SHOWING TODAY AT

The proposal also called for barded the Foreign Offee with Basil Brooke, Prime Minis. 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.

an area between Quiberon had to the Trusteeship Council. Lorient. tolled with concrete pillboxes

bellt German occupation.

ter of Northern Ireland, told

At 15, "Mad Peter" drowneylonal boundaries of epelt ter- the women's rally in the British the Ulster Associations

hla nine-month-old

holding her

micr head down in o

tluoring the the

establishment of C'um- missions to ix the

protest against the issue of intern-is to Russions taking part in story-Reuter.

teachers' conference.

Air Exercises

York

basin of water because

erted tun much."

Held for 10

criminal

years ja n

Junntle anylum, e

was freed in 1945.

he knifed his mother to death

те

the United Kingdom today "Frank Roberts, former Coun-Ireland would never sever that the people of Northern sellor of the British Embassy. whipped up war hysteria in the the 400 years' old links with diplomatic corps In Moscow ang | England and the Emeira, e Soon after Over New

was unceasing in his frank and He asserted that the brazert arguments

the presentatives of Eire had d- Washington, Oct. 11.-Unlts of inevitability of a clash with played a narrow outlook at the

Russla."

the mecting of

Council sylum from National Guard will join In nemters

Parker, writing on the staff Europe at Strasbourg in in- which he tscaped the nigh simulated air raid and Inter-American

troducing the question of the of the of September 5.-Reuter.

British and partition of Ireland when the diplomatic Jega- ception exercises over the Newtons

world was threatened by a in Moscow, ShyB that

and was about

to burn her

body when he was arrestest.

He was again criminal lutule

Gent

the Royal Canadian Air Forec the United States Air

to and

Duke Returns

To Duty

London, Oct. 11. The Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Princess Elizabeth, will become "Jimmy the One"-a, the naval slang for First Lieutenant-In the British destroyer Chequers next week.

The Duke will fly on Saturday to Malta in an aircraft of the King's Flight do Kaldo up hi

active duties in the vessel under the command of his uncle, Earl Mountbatten, Flag Officer Com- manding, First British Cruiser Squadron, now in the Mediter- rarison..

l'e-

A your

year ago, tho: Duke Was placed on the Royal Navy half-pay 1st at his own quest to be with Princess Elizabeth during the months the King was to visit Aug- tralia.

The Princes# and the Duke were called upon to fuld: muny public engagements. durinit the King'o lineas, which pre- vented the Royal tour 10 Australia-Bleuler,

to ALS

say

York city area on October 22. they spend their time nosing supreme danger.

The practice has been named around collective farm mar- "We in Northern Ireland "Operation Metropolla."

kols and Fallway

stations, have a broader outlook, and 1 Officials said that the chief lolering near factorles and

without hesitation that purpose

the of

manoeuvrès. airfields and conversing with just as during the war we dia would be to demonstrate the Russians in parks to collect everything that could be done, ability of the two air forces to material for reports and thus so now In a battle Integrate in an emergency-win their superiors approval not nearly so romantle, Reuter.

Hnot promotion," Reuter.

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