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THE CHINA MALL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1945.

NEW DELHI CONFERENCE'S Anglo-U.S. Policy

DECISIONS ON INDONESIA

Action On Recommendations Time For Us

Indonesia Postponed

Lake Success, January 20, The Security Council today postponed action on the Dutch

Indonesian dispute for another

24 hour when the Western Powers failed to agree on the Badt verslon of the American- proposed "peace plan."

Congrata Matrughan (Capady), current Council Presi- derit, announced that the Coun- ell' meeting due for 3 pm, today will Be Hell tomorrow afternoon

Any

the

To The UN

New Delhi, January 21.

The 20-nation Asian conférence on Indonesia agreed last night to draw up recommendations to the United Nations Security Council on setting up an interim government in Indonesia. Spokesmen for the conference nations demanded unanimously establishment of independence for the Indonesians,

Many of them indicated that the meeting may de-

Such

volop mto a vast regional organisation similar to the Pan-American Union.

a body, it in said, can be set up within the framework of the U.N.

needed body is

to repretent what Mr. Nobru referred to as "half the circumference of the globe and the greater part of its population." Precedeist for Buch an of

Informed • sources

The conference was called hy varidus Western delegates have still not alreed on a resolution the Indian Prime Minister, Jawa- aled-at promoting the gradual harlal Nehru, who termed the withdrawal of the Dutch occupa- Dutch action and policies in In-ganisation exists in the regional tion forces in Indonesia and the doncsin # challenge to newly arrangements now found in fo ultimate transfer of full cover-awakened Asia.

Western hemisphere and Western Representatives of Australia, Europe, the delegates were told. Pakistan, Ceylon and India were in his speech of welcome, Mr. Barned to Committee which Nebras

alch

dienty to the new United States) of Indonesia.

Postponement

To Speak Up.

da ayanon January 20,

* Mey Robert Mangles, Aus Tralian Opposition teader, and here todayć siɛ la time the British Countries say why they are British, proud to to: Brillen and why they are going to

elif the orank at dooms

to

Every conceivable being made to convert the Empire from ancient familles Bounded by es many ties in- to a loose atilance of casual- ly friendly nations, he said, Referring to the Barlin

In committing, moty of, war in Burape, but I Di only the patience

the Wasters

that han powere prevented hostilities."— Resi -

of

In Middle East

London, January 20.

The Cabinet is discussing moans of co-ordinating Anglo-American policy in Palestine and throughout the Middle East,

The Ministers are thought to have before them 'te- ports of the discussions between the American Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Robert Lovett, and the British Ambassador In Washington, Sir Oliver Franks.

Observera, in London belleze France's readiness (o-grant de that the question. of British re-facto recognition to Israel, an- Cognition of Israel is more likely nounced yesterday is heen as to be linked with the American pointer that Britain is actively

considering the question of fre recognition of Transfordan.

cognising Israel herself, since the It is considered that the re- French Foreign Minister, M. "Ro- cognition of Transjordan by the bert Schuman, hinted during his United States, especially if timed roughly to coincide with the Bri-recent visit to London that the subject hall been discussed be- Ush recognition

will be devecchimselfe wandhaushikien.

slöp

offer

mg Om necessary conditions for Secoitary Mr. Ernest Bevin,

settlement which will

real stability hopes of some throughout the Middle East,

This is admitted in London and Washington to be a common aim Des | df, American and British policy.

To

New Moves To Be Made In Java

af 10day' will draft the conterence's re- We mices today because the Collell meeting la belleved commendations In resolution freedom of a sister country (the to have been beoaust. the form for the Security Courieti. Indonesian Republic) has been Valted States, China, Guba

India submitted a phper pro-imperilled. The dying colonialism and Norway have пот yet posing that all fighthig on Javal of a past age has raised its head found a fofatulp for a resolu- and Sumatra bo stopped, tion which can be atured of publican lenders freed the sövén võlės nelded for Netherlands troops withdrawn to build up a new strusture of the Republican feaders plange.

donesia.

France and Britain ore syck-

provisions for Dutch troup with drawal,

that are and forces

Batavia, January 20.

Re again and challenged all the Indonesian Federalists will tomorrow contact the

struggling to

hold by the Dutch in In-

"police action against the Re-

ritious hold before the Dulclf hot challenge has a deeper |

launched In mid-significance than might appear ing to dilute tfle resolution's public was

December,

of the surfbed, for if is a ̈chibi- The paper

also suggested the lenge to a newly awakened Ašta interim Government be set up which had long suffered under by March 15, & Constituent As-various forms of colonialism. sembly elected October 1 and cumplete transfer of power be made to the new Governinest by next January 1.

The Council President, in an- nouncing the postponement, speel: "The postponement is is enable those members of the

Council

who, have undertaken prepara- tion of the draft._resolution, on the subject of Indonesia to com- plete their work. The consent ofulf members of the Council was given.”~United Pres?.

"Dying Colonialism"

Conference leaders who stressed the idea of a Regional Asian Organisation sold such a

Rhodes Agreement Now In Sight

Rhodos, January 20.

The Israeli armistice dolegotes in Rhodos said to- night that the conclusion of the present Israeli- Egyption conference in Rhodes, is distinctly pos- sible this week-end.

re-

The acting United Nations Palestine Mediator, Dr. Ralph Bunche, is due to place Vised draft agreement before an istömmal meeting of the dele- Bates tonight.

UN Flouted

"The United Nations organisa- tion, a symbol of the one world that has become. Die Ideal men of thought" and "good" will, has been fouted and ita express-

12 this ed will sat at naught challenge not met effectively will affect

the

consequiatices

The First Elections

In Israel

London, January 21. Arabs as well as Jews may vate hext Tuesday when

Bovin's 'Plan

it is widdly believed that Mr. Bevin would prófar 'that 'Brillah)

when it coitos recognition should be de jure and ́də rvbld the complications of partial 'rs- cognition.

is

Whether this will be possible) depends, in the first place, on whether the present negotiations at Rhodes succeed in producing. agreed conditions between 'the' fo=" torested parties avhich will enable Britain to grant all-out recogni- tion.

The timing of the mover by Leation and Washington thought to be still under discus- sion, and there is some specula- tion whether these

moves WIN come before or

after the first Two members of the recently, Jewish elections on January 26. formed Contact Committee of A Foreign Offico spokesman the Assembly for Federal Con-Isaid "today that France införined multation, the body composed of Britain in advance of he then- heads of Federal States, are to tion to give de facto recognition

ve for. Prapat and Bankato Israel.-Router. [leeve

Leland.

At Prapat, Sumatra, are Dr. Soekamo, Republican President, and

Dr. Agus Salim, Foreign Minister, while on Banka Island are Dr. Mohammed Hatta, Prime Minister. Dr. All Sastroamijojo,

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assembly will be elected to ture, and Dr. Mohammed Rocm, Ettore Grande, 籍 young thon Indeed merely Indoncalo wille à constitution for the new Republican delegate to the Good | Italian diplomat, today weht on

for

A London spokesman

for the

on

alees Committee.

trial for the third time on but Asia and the entire world." state of Israel.

The

this charges Federalists

of Mr. Nehru spoke of the negd

murdering his machinery. by which members provisional Israeli government mission are Djumbana Wirlaat beautiful wife, who was shot to of the present confermce, cnn said yesterday that of the 422, madid, Premier of Pasundan, in death in Siam ten years ago. implement decisions.

Grande was sentenced to 21 928 eligible electdra, 32,900 ate West Java, and Dr. Ateng Kar... Brigadier General Carton P. Arabs

tanahardjo, Premier of East Java. years in prison ofier thé first tria)

The Good' 'Onces Commiffée Romuld,

ideology of representing

liter in 1941. The Supreme Court re- with on

conservälism"; for - Indonesi

for-Indonesia may Philippines, suggested establishi

visit Propot versed the conviction and he was ment of a small permanisht ho regards as the strongest of the late this week, spokesman for acquitted in a second trial. The secretariat to provide informa partes campaignsbug for the As the Committee sald today. He third was ordered because of the tion and means of consultation, sembly's 120 seats: Twenty-twould reports have been received vague wording of the 1945 ae-

thetonary

It is to be hoped, General lists of candidates will appear from nearly all military ob- quittal.

Romulo added, "that out of such on the ballot.”.

method co-operation in nuclear form we shall be able to evolve a potent permanent---or- ganisation of Asian states -func- ternel military sources contioning as a regional body of the firmed today than an armiafico (United Nations," agreement with" Labanon re

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***** | Yerver teams, ón Jóvá ̈and will Grande's wife was found dead comte before the Committee 10 in bed. He was 'cleared of sus- Bebond strangest.

Leftist morrow. party; the spokesman

against him when sald. I report of the military, situa-pressed charges but her family Hong Kong & Shangbal Bank Bldg. "Mapam", created by the mer- tion will then be sent to the he returned to Italy. He contend- qer of various groups In 1948. Security Council, he added. The ed that she had been addiated to spokesman said a message for- drugs and drink and had other Other parties taking part awarded by the Security Council excesses.United Press. the campaign include the Taraell ¡Communists, the centre

Republican representa- Formal opening of the

(the Progressive Liberals and the five at Lake Success, for." Fre- Israeli sources said the agree-ference lasted two hours; and 15

Right Wing) aldent Sockarno bás been sent on who are actively by the Dutch delegate. He did The delineation of armistice the frontier district of Tuis Eing the closed night session at which opposed to the British, and the not disclose the contents-of-the

ment was reached and emlorsed in minutes. It then adjourned until lines in the Southern frontier isten Journ, 16 miles North of Acre. It the agreement on drafting: recom; Freedom Party Cheruth.

inessage. I believed almost settled apart will be officially

mendation to the Security Coun and all was 'signed

Men or women who were' 18 -from reported Egyptian demand

reached. published after the end of the

years of age last December 31 for the return of El Aufn, in the Rhodes eonference.

Nazim El Kudal of Syria told will be entitled to vote providing Southern Negev, recently taken by Details of the agreement are the conference it must strive for they were within Israel's bouh- Iardel forbes.

being withheld until the results of peace throughout the world and darles on November 8 when a

asserted that the Palestina situa-census

was taken-Assoolated

Rhodes talks

the The Jews are reported to be

Router. using this as a bargaining card for concessions in the Gaza sren.

•

The Egyptian and Israeli dete- gates hore liave power to sign an agreement; not murely to initial

it, as was thought, a high con- ference source anid today.

That meant, the source that any agreemont will not have

to dwait ratification.

are known.tion is no less dangerous than Press.

the Dutch aggression "in Indone

JEWEL THEFT IN. MAYFAIR FLAT

London, January 20. Historic fachlly Jewels

worth

£23,450 werd stolen during the

| MID.

Mouaffak El Aloussey of Saudi Arabia said his couitry, greatly concerned over Indonésia, has as a first step halted" "Dutch" ale traffic over the 'Yealm and "la

Service Families

cager to find a Jual reapful To Fly Out

said, night trom the Mayfair home of Mohanimed Isa

Lord Bearstead, 39-year-old helr Yemen sald he hopes the con-

Nekich of

London, January 20

to the Shell Oil millionaire who ference will lay the groundwork Service famfiler will shortly

died last November.

Among the gems taken from

for future Asia co-operation on be town out to the Middle East.

The source aald the signing of an agreement Horn will forbove the sale in Lord Benstead's fat all regional problems.

the possibility that one or other was a diamond and emerald of the two countries would not necklace worth £12,000, a dla- ratify it. The fact that the dele mond, emerald and pear brace-

les can sign an armistice hoe

the advantage that they can go

lg gripe with fine points of detail A reward of £2,000 was today without having to refor batik to offered for the recovery of the

·Cairo'or Tel Aviv-

Jewels. Reuter.

“A Mistake"

During the period July to De- comben last year 4,594 women and children, vives and families of sailors, soldiers, and piriften serv.

let worth £3,000 and a three-the Pan-American Union as a bands in the Middle East, KART A number of delegates citeding overseas, foined their hus- row necklace worth £3,500.

regional organisation which does Africa, Red Sea Arco, Far East not threaten

West

Africa and the West Indiew "of the

In spite of the numbers moved world..

Mr. 2. W. Burton, Australian there

arwal

al present 1,000 p

purchs dofegato, sild:"""Our getitude, is "in the queue The provision of in oversens that a mistake has, been thado marlod quarters which has

post Hives and stations for Array and Royal Air brought about suffering not Force has caused a liferate in only for indonesia. but also for the rate of applications the Netherlands,""which" "allardy, The lack of shipping: háu, pro- has suffered a great dani."

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ingapok 2007 Dr. Cartonifers

Commons Debate

deputy Indonesian; roprem sentative there, sald the Indon slars think the Now Delhi con ference will benefit them more than the deliberations of the United Nations Secretary? Coun

On Palestine

London, January 30,--

Indonesians are. cynical" over The House of Commons is to

the lack of action by the Cou have a debate on Palestine next ell, he claimed Associated Press, Wednesday, Mr. Herbert Magru and Reulor.

son, leader of this, House, an- nounced today

When Mr. Harache

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Calcutta, January 20, Police hayo arrested 62 people Dr. Willom Drees, the Dutch in Calcutta, five of them alleged Prime Minister, leaving, Sata to be carrying cans of petroj to via for Holland today, thinks iset tram cars on fire..

his vhit, has accelerated.' the The city was comparativoly Formation of an Indonesian peaceful today after clashes ba- Federal Government

tween 'students and polies for

HE

beraced to comment on two days-Reuter.

the

on

New Delhi nasih being

"In d prepared statement dis- tributed to correspondents at the airport, Dr. Drees said: Legnoliations (between the Federalista and the Republicans) will be more. Truitful if ́interna“ tidral interest in this "roblem will somewhat subsido.”—Reuter,

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