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· 40,000 VIETMINH TROOPS IN CHINA
New Delhi, Sept. 6. Nuyen-du-Thanh, head of the Vietnamese information Mission to India. said here today that 40,000 Vietminh Troops of Ho Chi-minh were now being fed and trained by the Chinese Communist Government.
He told Reuter that Ho sent Bese troops across the border when the "rice bowl" Red Illver delta area of Tonkin came under the Bcio Dal Government between November 1949, and May 1950.
Thanh lo imed that the Dad Dal Government now had the support of 90 percent of the population
and control of 60
percent of the land in Vietnam.
General elections, based on an adult franchise, would be held in areas under no Dal's control
by the end of this year.
Than, h along with his Marco colleagues arrived here. from Calcutta, will be in Ind far thre months, visiting various parts of the country.
Herald Bat he was Bao Dal'a "special envoy," and the purpose of he mission was lo give the Indian people Information on the pubient au! ennemie situation in Vietnam and to learn about indén.
we
wh
"Bot as Vietnam is not re- contabel 1 India fanelion use>Belally," he added.
-Reuter.
Air Raid Warning System
New York, Sept. 6. An air raid 'warning sys. lem will operate in New York city from next Mon. day.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950.
Sea Cadets Take Time
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WORLD BANK AND FUND MEETING:
DEMAND FOR EXCLUSION
OF NATIONALIST CHINA
Paris, Sept. 6.
of the representa- tive of Nationalist China was presented by the Czechoslovak delegate ai the opening session of the International Fund and International Bank meeting here this afternoon.
An official resolution demanding the exclusion
Communist Mr
Chinese The Arthur
Wallentier,
Forelito Minister, Mr Chon Civil Defence Director, sail last night that from when (GMT) on En-ul, at the same time cabled
pratesi anainst un police a formal
of the Chinese presence tionalist delegale
Septmber 17, sirens
the
in
These seven lads, all members of the Sen Cadet Corps, enjoy their ice cream cones as they watch the Cowes Regatta, on the Isle of Wight. They were on their way to visit H. M. S. Vanguard, but took time out of a crowded itinerary to pause long enough for this breather and to get a good look at
the yacht race.
(Aeme).
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British troops came under artillery fire this and lice morning when North Korean 75 batteries shelled our positions along the Naktong River. Theme should be addressed to the soldiers with their strong admixture of young Na-averisements to the Secretary. tional Servicemen coolly went on digging in.
That is apart from Private Ronald Pinkley of Southend on Sea who having already dug in began practising on his mouth organ. "When I get home
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The first night of the British In the front line was enlivened by artillery Are and counter fre by batteries on either sle of the river.
Shells whistled well above us but we had our own was with the enemy patrol who forded or swam across and crept up to us through paddy fields.
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have before Then the The representative of Na- Board of Governors of the Fund Fund
of multitateral conver
which the towards tionalist Chim was present at the Bank is taking place, al
The conference will just 11 tibility
Fund's policies are directril, and at this afternoon's opening days,
After speaking of the achieve the plan for Europran Pay- session, sitting a few seats)
The Fund sould! and Fund. Mr Deshmukh said: this light. away from the Czechoslovak ments and hopes of the Bankments Union has to be seen in representative,
But what shall we say of the maintain an active Interest
The and any other proposals i Bank's clouds on the horizon?
for dealing with payments prob PERIOD OF STRAIN
Rome, Sept. 6. Emperor Bao-Dai of Viet- "First, I would say this: that runs on a regional basis. we must cling to the desire for
"For further progress in the am left Rome by air today to promote Na peace and our will
economie progress with courage diretion of multilaterats for the French Riviera re- Hubbard, 3. In the Mediterra- and determination.
But while, in sort of Cannes after a three-4. It is a famous park just out- If Lo Mr Eugene Black, "We must continue to search internal policies.
every means of Improving the interests of internal and ex-day visit during which he side of Paris. 5. The Northern Chairman of the World Bank, far
Anancial Stabillly In- was received by Pope Pius Lights, 6. Switzerland. and M. Camille Gutt, Managing International economie, as well tarnal Director of the Internationals political, relations not omit-vestment must be kept within XII. Monetary Fund, that "the st-ting to maintain the Fund and masterate limits, it must be re-
As the Emperor board. the available cognised that, in the less deve 115 constantly called delegates of the Chinese Bank
cennomir co-loped
Investment plane, Empress Markets Jeanne countries. reni-instruments of Kuomintang reactionary nant elique have no longer any operation.
cannot be curtalled drastically len by car for Florence where qualifications for participating
Secondly, in our economic without possible detriment to she will spend a few days be- economie progress and, fore rejoining her husband at in the Internation Bank for planning, we must try to delect their
their political Cannes.
ls importan:
to follow und
and fire brigade vehicles were ant to be rounded except when an alert was received from the United States Air Force,
These sirens would be used as dr raid alarms until strons had been installed at fixed locations
hroughout the elly, he surl.
"There is no evidence at hand to indicate that the danger of as attack on New York city is any greater today than I was, say, retraction and development which of the prevailing forces consequently, to
and must, therefore, be driven have hast and long-range sigmond social stability. out from its various organs and fleaner. meetings. Including the fire aromal celing of the Board of Governors to be held in Paris on September this year."
The two Czech Governors, M.
dx weeks ago,” he added.
"But w
feel that we must in!?! our preparations for civil de tence have such a system ready for mediate use-Reuter.
INVITATION.
TO CAUX CONFERENCE
Caux-sur-Montreux,
Sept. G.
The democracles wilt have to
NO EASY TASK
Returning to his Rume hotel last night after a tour of the ire face a perlad of heavy;
baned felty, the Emperor war strain on financial and monetary
Considering the "Our approach to this prob- and hissed by about 20 youth. institutions.
a Police dispersed the demonstra- of them must, therefore, embody effects of the functions Rank, we must recognise that positive and dynamic apprecia- tors and detained four of them,
thelon of the needs of member Since his arrival nothing has detected from
In Rome
· Bahünü Senfuads, of tite Inter
validity of
days ago the purpores incor- countries following from structhree
"The Emperor" national Fund and M. Jaroslav orated in the Bretton Woods tural differences.
has been the furget of ferce Botekal of the International porated
attacks by the Communist Bank, asked that their resolt agreements, despite the fact that
"This will be To easy task for,
with the as compared
more press, which has described in tion concerning the unlawful many obstacles prevent us
"a French pupper and participation of the Kuomintang from fully achieving them."
ald raid: "We advanced countries, particularly as Mr Deshmukh al- Government" in the two or ganisations should go before the must not deny to the millions of the West, there are many and "night club Emperor."-Reuter
taken into necount in the under nint Board of Governors as the who hope for a better world, the red factors which have to be
of the first item of the first session "in fulfilment
promise of lew of
of the urgency
the these twe institutions that inter. developed countries.
national prosperity, and the Imatter."-Reuter,
learn quickly if their ideological į
"war potential is not to be con- i tinually undermined,"
lamed,
Mi-1 Mr
Major-General G. O. de R.
former Cominanding
GREAT WORK
"It seems to me that time is peace, can be achieved by co-the essence of the problem. operative effort".
of my
cx.
We
"I realise that development is
forg-term, but necessarily must make mire that, in the desire of antine, for
want of essen- full assistance,
the caucinies which we seek to sustain do not grow weaker.
RECENT MEMBERS Paris, Sept. 8.
Deshtush Farlier, Mr The Indian Finance Minister,
Chintanian Deshmukh, pressed the earnest
Government to give vllation to a moral rearmament Chairman at the Board
nhlary conference here de Governors of the International support to the Fund and Tank
Monetary Fund and the World their main tasks of facilitating
told Ele Bank.
finonciat and the balanced growth of interna
Clanner,
me leaders of 45 ruuatries tional trade and promoting the
capital for produc requirements. today: "It is still to be movement of here Officer of the Peshawar Brupare
that clearing political tive purposes.” and Deputy Adjutant General hoped
He welcomed Pakistan of the Indian Army, announced weather will divert public ex-
that the military penditures from military to Ceylon, the two most Loday
members of the Fund and Bank. ference will be held
articles When the
of agree "Some of the current in- September
flationary pressures would then rent were first engreived by shortlived," he continued Bretton Woods, he said, no
"Meanwhile, a way must be could have foreseen all
and strains through
from pengetirme purposes, to September 18 as part of the mural rear-
the world had had
to
"The
King Farouk
At Biarritz
was
Biarritz, France, Sept. B. King Farouk of Egyp
by group of loudly cheered holiday-makers when he was recognised strolling along the main promenade at Biarritz this afternoon.
J
the
"How our two institutions can ea fer for their festively
igest, matter which requires urgent
The King has adopted and
attention." recent Later,
Basque beret us headgear. His Mr Deshmukh
wald: way.
of living here is very in assistance bymilar need for
I was to what many countries may not always Deauville, Le
Touquet and Lil efect itself in the first fustanice Baule. Last night he played in the balance of payments baccarat at the Casino and won the dimculties
million An estimated four "What is required, seems, franco- Is net ndition to Inevitable resources and, from the purely A shooting party and fun-
in which "Our endeavours must, there cconomic point of view. It is cing tournairent, fore, be Increasingly directed perhaps immaterial whether the British team wi take part; pre
con external contribution takes the scheduled for sistent with the letter of the form of foreign exchange for days. A cup will be handed o articles of agreement but much direct expenditure abroad aris- the winning fencing team
so with the spirit
from anding
investment
pro King Farouk.-Reuter, that activated the grammes or from the insured founders of the two institutions, foreign expenditure which may and policies are appear only at a larger stage,” our practices shaped in such a way that the i Deshmukch concluded, -
nerds of member Reuter. varying
it world asembly.
Frank Dr
N. D. Buchman found to continue and supple-stress stated in the conference invita- [ident in other parts of the world which tion that ideological prepared- [the great work it has been pass. ness is the one sure means of posible to undertake with the national strengtis moral, military help of the Marshall Aid Pro- and economie" and that merigramme."
rearmament offers "The superior | Me Deshmukit spoke to an armament of ideology with audience of about 600 in the hall of out which armles are out-fought 'Bag-draped assembly and statesmen are out-thought." the Bank of France where the
Reuter.
nfth annual meeting of the
Izgona Pazos BERVICE, ING-HUEYİ YORK N
"I was upside down a little bit again this morning,
dear."
towards
nors Vision
ensuring
that.
Countries are adequately met
"I believe that the experi ences of the Fund
110: 23.
and the
PAKISTAN RUPEE
the next
VENIZELOS' POLICY
tew
by
Athens, Sept. 0. Paris, Sept. 4. Bank over the last few yenta
Liberal Prime Greece's new M. Camille Gutt, Managing have matured and strengthened
the both of them for these pur Director of
International Minister, M. Sophocles Venizelos, today with Monetary Fund, today refused facing Parlament
nowly-formed Liberal- The events of the past year to say whether or not the Fund his
Govern- discuss the possible Democratic Socialist have added fresh complications would
International financial devaluation
of the Pakistan ment, said that the Government's rupce at its fifth annual meet-polity would be "to protect ing, which began here today.
peace." "If a declsion to devaluỶ the
The Government would not to go beyond the
tu out affairs.
PAYMENTS UNION "Immediately
was much pre-occupation with ing", he said,
of repentanco enemies, he
after our last Paicistan rupea were to boheilato meeling. historic currency re-taken, that decision would in Jenlency measures drafted by alignments were begun. Dar any event not be officially made the previous Cabinet if there ing the winter, and later, there during the period of Uils meet- were Proots new machinery for liberalising' Observer thought that de- among "Greece's irade. In the summer, events valuation of the Pathian rupee added.
M. Venizelos falled to include Коген Increased political to bring it into line with the tension, and we are confronted Indian rate-though not on the the powerful EPEK (Centre) with
many confiicting Fund's agenda-was likely to group and the Republican Pro-
during the meet-raivo Party in his Govern
In
concmle pressures and cross be discussed
carrenta that have resulted.”-
Mr Deshmukh
山
ment. which succeeded the
made Pakistan joined the IMF. in Coalition Cabinetof General
these points: "Members of the May this year—ileutor,
Nicholas Plasiras,leuter,
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