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Lake Success, April 2.
Sydney, April 2. Floods in New South Wales The map makers of the United Nations are doubly in-took a turn for the worse to- tense these days, keeping pace day with the rain-swollen with the birth of new nations,Lachlan and Macquarie Rivers cease-fire lines, formal shifts threatening a dozen towns in in place names and other de:Central New South Wales. velopments that may be his-
Floodwaters surging down from tory to the world but are just the upper reaches of the two headaches to the cartogra-rivers engulfed the
of lownships phers.
Canowindra, Dubbo, Cooma,
The debates here are punctuat- Goologung, Wellington, Maniidro, ed by detailed references to all Förben and Eugowra. Parts of kinds of maps-political, econom-them are now lying under several
foot ic, social and all combined.
of water, which is still
A three-man cartographic sec- steadily sling.
under Mr. Leo M. Drozdorff,
mop
ALS
tlon sometimes has to work through the drowned in the Bell River at Last night two man were night in the
cubicle at the fur rend of this former war-factory Wellington, bringing the total priately armed when they
Lake
to see that delegates lare appro-flood deathtal to four,
their places at the council table.
The map makershuse
Bydney-Weathor:Bureau-tonight
• issued appther/utzenj
dece Ing to residents along;
"elkris in the Hundredsta
Fahd" Mäteührle? Niyert. *PA!
specifle accounting has not been beat the Viruntion
made and many of these. been issued in all five offefal tax guages. But it is the. quixotic, or
residents from lowlying areas.
Farmers climate flood damage
political switches in plate nämed so far at 'ubdrly 'Austràilan £1,- that distress the cartostaphors (099,000. – Associated Press. because correct terminology. I a
Fantisi” with delegates, particular-. ly those from the areas under devité.
What's in a nomo?,
mup makers of the United, Na- tlons took over they
were not quito Catisfied with the border here
Within one short period re-markings got the celly, maps were changed from put Transfunden".
Kingdom of Jordan"
(and then, deliberately unmarked, and evch
again to fashenifle Kligdom:
the Jordan."
1. Establishment of. United States of Indoner created inbme-cha
*A particular
has been Kashmly between India' where
meticul The Bogutis
and
drop of suddenly in the heart of the Karakoram range, on:
tha
late into hat part of the world, any
There are 140,000 maps. In the special- onliedijon” here, fi westched
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL:A, 1950.
THE TWO BENGALS
RADIO
Radio Hong Kong broadcasts on frangency of 843 lloereles per cand per second In
The Security Council has } The allustion has been wori jupheaval, events would occur. brought a slight turn for the sened because of the currency which might sweep the India war between India and Pakistan Government and Pakistan Gay- better in the quarrel between This has caused unemployment, ernment into war with one an India and
Certainty they do not and on 9.12 megacycīga Pakistan over hardship and poverty to both other. Kashmir. But as long as it communities. Each he blamed the desire war, however much they the 31 metre band
other, and tempers have wor may threaten one another. But goes on the Kashmir dispute sened. Because of the surrency they may be dragged along by H.KT. sets off one subsidiary guar-war, jule is.
P.M. rotting in the folds events, and forced to fight con another. : if this happened it rel after another. In the past
would be the start of terrible three months the main cen
confusion, not only in the Indian sub-continent tre of danger has been the
but also in all two provinces of Bengal
South Asia. in Pakistan, West Bengal
India.'
By Windrush
of East Bengal
-- 2,000,000: and in West Bengal, the Jute face wasted. bales may have been
torica stand idle, and precious rice land is being diverted to growing jute, 2014
Greatest danger
vented? Mn Nehru, and Mr. How is this disaster to be pre- Liaquat All Khan, the Prime. The facts about the trouble in
Minister of Pakistan, are discuss Bengal aro not very clear. What
Ing a kind of churter for the la known la that in the middle of
proteclions of minorities in both December there was an incident
countries. This is a good move. between Hindus and Mogloma at Khelsa on the Pakistan side of
Smugglhi and black market' Mr. Nehru and Mr. Liaquat All the frontier between the two pro- operations are of course thriving. Khan must use the utmost pres- vinces, The Pakistan story Is And this has worsened the stunsure on their own Governments that their police. Tracked a gang tion. For racial gangs of smuge- to secure correct behaviour. of Communists to the village and lers are apt tought one another. Ministers in both countries have To enlist Sympathy and aid, they usually very good intentions, but that, when they tried to arrest
are often them, the Hindu villagers resis-represent themselves as persecus their subordinates
and ted minorities, This increases fanatical and undependable. fracas led. There was shooting. This started a panic the communal tension, and leads Next, the currency war must be move of Hindu réfugees across to communal outbreaks. The border to India.
ended
The greatest danger is that the The real fermenters of trouble Nothing more happened for a Hindu minority in Eqst Pakisjon are the extremist parties in both month. Then riots broke out may give up all hope, and begin countries. Minor 'explosions are against the Moslems in Calcutta a panic-stricken migration to in- always happening in countries As a retaliation for the Khulna dia. The inevitable result would like India and Pakistan, Kisu
Pakistan alleges that the be that India would expel its ully they can be localled, They riot.
minority. Movements become, dangerous only when riots were organised in great do- Moslera tail and planned well in advance, of population would take place they are exploited by propaganda elsewhere. and were the work, of the extre for larger than those of the very to cause .explosions mist Hindu organisation, the worst period of 1047, Pakistan This is whatda happening in both Hindu Mahasabha. This
ruined economically, India and Pakistan.. The way to may would be wel! be true. But the Pakistan because it cannot accommodate peace between the countries is charge that the Calcutta riots led more refugers. More Moslems that their Goverments. .should to the death of many thousand would move in from India then be able to control the. frrespone Moslems in quite untrue. At Hindus would leave for India. aible loaders who are deliberately most the deaths were under 100. And in the course of this great whipping up populer feeling. Looting also was not considerable, The damage to Moslem property amounted to only a few thousand pounds,
the
As soon as the news of the Calcutta rioting reached Pakistan, there was retaliatory rioting in Dacca, the capital of East Bengal, Here the Hindu casualties were undoubtedly higher than Moslem casuallies in Calcutta, though the casualty list was still that very small compared with during the great upheavals in Indin in 1946 and 1947. But it seemed that the same chain reac- and massacre was tion of riot
Bengal which had starting in
Interest in gold prospecting in
on the upswing
U.S. on
Washington April 2.
brought so much horror to the United States government mining experts told the
in
Punjab 1947. There was mounting nervousness, Outside observers were sick with appre- hension.
Relative calm
Fortunately the chain reaction has been checked, at least for the moment-though nobody can say that new incidents will not hap- pen. Much of the credit for pre- venting disaster belongs to Mr. Jawarlarlal Nehru, who twice visited Calcutta. But the trouble is merely in abeyance. It is not removed.
The
United Press today that interest in gold pros- pecting is on the upswing in this country. They said they believed the new interest springs from the growth of unemployment and as a sideline to postwar prospecting for urani- um and other radioactive elements. Interior Department's Bureau of Mines has responded to increased inguiries by reissuing its free Guide to Prospecting for Gold."
E. D. Gardner, who wrote thefornia and Alaska are at present pamphlet when depression gave outproducing those like "Utah This period of relative calm thousands of jobine persons the copper which derive gold as o may be convenient time for motive for trying to reallee the by-product. trying to find out what is the ambition to strike it rich, told the situation which led to this riot- United Press that the Bureau's ing. It must never be forgotten geld offices report the biggest that the basic cause of the trouble
numbers of in Bengal, as of all other trouble between Hindus and Moslems al
of neophyte prospectors
ainco the
the early 1930's.
He said many go after uranium
ward more
Placeeting
the present time, has been the but figure they may as well seck quarrel over Kashmir. The way gold too. The present trend - to take Bengal, out of the danger. zorie In politics is to get a setție-
accompanies ment of the Kashmir dispute.
mining and comes But this does not alter the fact at a time when fold mining,ds that there are also purely local a business is causes of the trouble in Bengal.
the decline The United States producion. These should-be remedied. has declined steally since the 1947 2,108,000
big
The basic trouble seems to be post-war
pcak
High labour costs
But he wild that "large-scale gold mining faces the dilemma of mastippset cloast doubladeja... bour costs while the price for processed quid Tamaine frozen by
UG$35 An ounce.
He Added that while this fixed
on the type of
of gold gene price obtained from
com gold vain
bice big produces JAPON
bly meta as one-farther. i
Much of the plater gold, it tive to placer minings
that the very large Hindu popu- ounces. It wa: 2.014.000 ounces heat or chemicals are ne
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lation of East Pakistan feels noin 1948
Sand
in its extraction, can 1,049,000 DU "natural" confidence about its future under last year according to the Bureau. In this form the precious metal or unprocessed gold. its Moslem Government. In The
Burcan estimated that about East Pakistan, bocause of in- 30 volved
per cent historical
this was obtained can qualify for domestic sale at the from CGUSOs,
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Goned that gold min. an ounce above" "processed gold 10.00-3.0.0. News.
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South Dakota has be they said that some manure 11.45-Elardust, thelt privileged position ecón-come the nation's biggest · gola turers have been trying to po omically. In consequence the producer replacing Ulah copper pularise the sale of bottled na Hindu have begun to fear for mine which held-the-lead
purposes. tural gold during
officials say their livelihood. They believe the wor
While Doo Viniz. here is no oficial attitude toward that the Mosioms intend to treat them as second class citizons.
this mej
method bodrding they call it an Hnapticipated Interpreta tion of gold regulation emilation]
They sald
Ho said other primarily gold mines like Homestead in Call-
CANTONESE BY RADIO
BY S.K. LEE
ELI SMOKS
Lesson 34 (8)
Vocabulary:
105. (to) dob(3)
168. (tax) dzu(2)
107. (tim) deem(3)
168.
Combination
1. Dzau(2) deom(3),
General Expréselóns:
s? (8)Dze này(2)
48. (2) Now {(3)dzoo-gay(2).
49. Shaw(2) (2)yce.
50. (1)Pung (2)you.
A Story: (Continued)
-10. (2)Kul
་
To arrive. To reach. Unul Wine. Spirits.
A shop. "Astore. "An inn." To-four. To be
A hotel.
Self... Ongself.
Mysek.
Therefore.
A friend.
hul(a) - don(3). He arrived at Shanghai.
(3)Sherng-hoy(3).
bai(4) (2) Ku
yutill He lived in a big hotel. guan(1) (3)daaye džau(2)- dem(8) (3)100
12. ()ul, (3)dice - gay(2) He occupied
yut(1)-raw(3)–(1)yun,”
(a)jue say (3)-gana(1)
fong (2),
yun(1)-(5)wal (2)kul
four rooms
for fear that
pah (3)
(1)gun-(3)day (1)m joe(1)-
people might fall to rec
doli(3)
(2)kut (3)yay-teen(2)
ah(3)
IS. (2) Kui (3) rut - (8)yut Everyday he did. no work
'dq]f(1)...."," (1)m...... (3)dzoh
goong(1); - fog(1), \(8)yute, and (uveryday) spent a lot of (3)Jutal; don(1),* /umi(2) hoh(2)-daw(1);<tagen(8).
14. Yun(1)~(3)wai: (C) kui^/
(1)you_guin(?); daw(2) -
shaw(3)(2)yed:(2)yau
Ddaw(4)
''As he had so mitich mónky “fo
many people.
They(#7: (ɔtoong - pleased
be:felond
for permitting fee tural gold Was
dcacat rats" and lone
"na-]
1180A Date with Dreamland.
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES Consignees per
5.5. "RENVANNOCH"
to free are hereby notified that their prospectors cargo la being discharged into of the need for obtaining a federal the Hong Kong & Kowloon (licence to their gold.
Wharf & Godown-Co's godown The Bureau. of Mines officials where it will be at consignees extimated in 1948 that only about risk and subject to the Wharf's 2,000 ounces were being handed terms and conditions of storage. In this way, They said it and where delivery may be dimcult for the buyer to know. the actual dollar value of this bottle of natural gold/ They mid they receive some 3,000 inquirlos a year about go
obtained.
1
Damaged packages, ate to sbe left in the godowns for ex- amination by -Consignees and the Company's, Buryzyors, Rarengjal headache. -
MiraCarmichael Clarke they said the iperennial at 10 am. on ptil 6, 1040 cheadasne in this connection aro PLC REVLON BLAK
queries about divining rode and To comply with the General
other
alleged gold, » detactore.
They reported that firms are Bonded Warehouse Regulations, advertising Huchtedavides in consigness" "must have in Re- periodicals and newspapers, venuz Qffeer. In saitendance, War bult populariteith in mine when damaged dutiable goods delecione and magnetometers to
are examined
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No claims will be admitted: deposits have apparently made after the goods have left the increasing number
susceptible steamer's godowns," "and Ro "claims of magle" by the so- goods remaining unde
called gold locatur sales
salesmen.
Bureau oficials cited letter after April 3:1850, will be
from
from a foulings form wife. They
aho Wrote t
thai her husband
subject to-rent.
All claims against the was ruining their farm by digging steamer must be presented to wherever ile #detector"">Indicated. Shebaldi thus far his only frujte
the Undersigned on or before
not
Ward horshoes and other rusted April 22nd 1930 or they will
תקת!!
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