1950-05-18 — Page 11

.

་

Sultan signs Constitution

His Highnote the Sultan of Belangor signs the second part of the laws of the Consiltu. tion of Balanger before a gathering of high officials, State and Executive Counalisme, members cf his Royal House, and Malay chiefs and elders, during a ceremony in the letana Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya. (Associated Press Photo),

London at the week-end

The opening words of the the main points about the Sydney "Economist” this week-end conference on South, Asia as they the state what everybody has be- are seen in London before

conference meets. to realise is the gun

major

It says that the analogy between Immediate problem of Britain, the Spender Plan" in Ario and "The defenders of the British the Marshall Plan in Europe is electoral system have always claimed as its great virtue that li produces strong

cane,

ves."

governments, By-

WINDRUSH

misleading.

The truly alarming lesson of the general election of 3050 is a faj- lure to repeat this pattern of the pust; Insead of producing a re- Bult which might chart the course

"The countries of of British polities for years to Western Europe presented a rou- merely showed that the sonably homogeneous problem; two major parties have divided their difficulty in 1947 was pri the nation into almost equal hal-marily a shortage of foreign ex- change. In Asia, not merely The "Economist" says the the dollars but almost everything present

Parliamentary situation scarce."

indelpitely, cannot continue There must be a new election "The real danger is that on cler- tion might have to be held be fore there has been a shift in publle opinion, sufficiently large to produce a strang majority for either party!

The Economist", thinks that the talemate may last quite a long thing. On the one hand the middle class and the agriculture

First task

The first task of the Conference will be to survey the resources of South Asia, and examine how, by

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1950.

Pakistan Premier gives advice to American youth

Berkeley, California, May 16.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, today urged American youth 20. stoor the United States on e' course of enlightened internationaliam

The Prime Minister addressed 2,500 students at the University of California's open air Greek theatre.

He told them that. American history has equipped this coun-. try more than most nations "to. be among the leading archi.. tects of what he termed the Enlightened internationalists of cho future,

Bamangwato to hold a

Mr. Liaquat Ali said this meant all defiance

in of aggression forms, big or small, wherever it of appear, and the use may capital in falling international social objdeliver moving trous ex-tribe ploitation to production.

and "We Asiatics in geocrat Pakistanis in particular are wall- ing to see what your answer wil be," the Prime Minister mi

can

"We do not know what you will say but should you decide that construction is the best way to dety destruction, you will and the people of Pakistan among your staunchest friends. It seems to us in the East that only those who

make

can primarily war In an earlier address to the Labour to end the present dead- maintain peace."

Club

In Saq look at Westminster. If Labour supported the movement, it might, Commonwealth saysTribune," hope to increase Francisco, M. Linguat All said is present overall qajority of that advanced nations have a Scottish seats from three to 10 moral responsibility, to share their with But "Tribune" does not interest experience and knowledge itself in the movement only for backward countries there cynical reasons,

"On Socialist

there grounds, appears to be a case for decentra- Ifting control of some at least of the socialised industries and ser- vices under the authority of a Scottish sub-parliament, so that the Scottish people may do their: own Socialist planning

1. There is a growing feeling that Socialism in Scotland means absentee, often caroless and ignorant or extra-

Pakistán).aims

All Pakis, aaked! was the goodwill and co-operation of all peace déving dations in the world in order to carry out her sole aims whlok ba sald word as follows: ·

"1. To preserve our freedom and our Islamic democratle way of life and to resist nil aggression, "2. To develop our' country, in

#3: To

pow-wow

Jabannesburg, Máy xới Elders of Seretse Khama's- the Bamungwato, will probably bold a kootla (pow- Wow) goon to discuss how Senette's new-born daughter stands in relation to the tribal chieftainship...

Correspondents in Serowe were

reported to have been given this

ormation today by

Seretse

Serowe

Beretze returned to yesterday, to ace his white wife, Ruth, agad-the baby..

Both Ruth and the baby are doing well according to hospital authorities, but Ruth is receiving no visitors apart from Seretse.

|| Thư Khamas refused allow core:

respondents or cameramen to age || -| the baby today.

Most of them, representing Bri→ tish newspapers had flown or driven to Serowe from Johanne- sburg.

Bamangwato

They left the. capilar after being told by Seretse that nobody could see Ruth oR! the baby for four or Ave days.

Ruth's baby is well provided with gifts from all parts of the word, including Britain and the

South Africa, which has baş- ned miced marriages, has given only scant publicly to the birth of the baby-Associated Press.

vastant administration by £5,000 order to pull our people out of the

-year English directors of State boards, instead of the co-operative depths of poverty and ignorance,

fullest con-US To make Scottish # Commonwealth' with

preached by

Kel tribution to the maintenanc Parliament

peace Hardie, Jimmie Maxton, and the world Bender of Pakistan's 80,

The rest of the makers of the Labour 400,000. Moslem cilpas added:

movement in Scotland.'

"Thanks to

its Moslem faith; If Scottish nationalism is not

left, it may be Pakistan stends hahaked in the Woord by the wooed by the right. And that is face of the dangerous combina- another reason why "Tribune" ison of strong national feeling and

that extreme poverty, interested.

Tailpiece

Asia."

Religious belief

sweeps

Militia for East Germany

their better application, produc- tion might be increnied. "But the success of the Conference will depend on the sense of momentum that it manages to create." The

Economist

thinks that the vital task is to make a start-to colect classes have withdrawn their supa limited number of key projects port from Labour, and are not and to get to work with all speed. The Tavistock Clinie - the

In the course of his two likely in present circumstances to

The most serious obstacle to Institute of Human Relations

Dong, May '18. give it back again; on the other economic recovery in Asia is food in London-has been investigating speeches, the Pakistan leader

stressed his nation's belief in the The East German Govern hand the Conservatives day be shortage, Apparently the Econ-modern customs in family life. unable to increase their share of omiat" is not hopeful of a great

are Moslem ereed that democracy "iment will announce the forma It ads that modern men

defence the total vole much above the 43.4 expansion of food production in willing to do house jobs such as a religious beller like our, Talth ton of a voluntary per cent which they obtained in the two main deficit areas-India decorating and carpentry,

in God and His supreme sever-milta on or about Whitsun, a February

and Jupon. It thinks thise, two They refuse point blank to sew.élgnty.”.

usually well-informed source The skulemate could be broken countries must be fed by an ex- The consider it a duty to spend The "San Francisco Chronicle" In one wayby a large-scale shift pansion of food output in South four or five evenings a week at in an editorial said, "This is not here today. of the 2,500,000 vales given to the East Asia. The country which it

an easy world for now StatesThis militin would be moroinal- Liberals. "If Lord Woolton could therefore suggests as the Arst They consider certain times of like Pakistan, or lank, of Indone foomed in self-defence" detnch even a third of the Liberal target of effort is Siain.

day sacrosanct to them. Asia, to, nama three, but there is no otect the East German Republis vote, he would have progressed a

The Tribuno discusses the these times violent outbursts of denying that the Pingtands are from the "growing militarlsin" Jong way towards a rather in Scotch nationalist were Tory majority result Over one-third of the voters in by lill-timed, even if modost re- Minister, Mr. Lagu Khan The 1

movement. righteous rage are often aroused following the lead of their Prime of West Germany) this source

said.

officers and Morriton could do so, the Scotland have signed the Scottish quests for assistance."

future in tackling their bitdibs and

officers or the would be a strong Labour Govern- Covenant, the petition launched Curtains in front, rooms are

commisaloned vigour, Prkle and ment."

last October calling for a Scottish usually left half drawn, with the

People's Police" would be ready. Parliament. This movement is pattern facing oulwards.

buoyancy The editorial suit "As the heir to take up their posts at the end thi 'cadrer, more serious than is perhaps

June when' "The whole emphasis in fainly realised outside Great Britain. Note is on keeping the neighbours of the late Mohammed Ali Jinnah, now being trained in land war- wonder the Tribune"

out of the stys out rather than letting them in. Mr. Edaqust All Xhen appends to fare, come "Labour's International states-Some of the stresses within the have a cleat perception of his manship is about to be tested in family may arise from the attempt responsiblues The Jator side the United Kingdom." le and in that single group the national community, my well as to Tribune” sees in the Scotch satisfaction for reeds which cau- his „own), people. Associated national, movement a whý: for "not be met within (ự”

Tory tactics

The Conservative tactics, says the Economist, aro of two klods. On the one hand the Conservative Party wears a Liberal face this is to attract the rank and file of the Liberal votes. On the other hand the Conservative leaders hint at an electoral compart, leav Jag the way fre some congl tuencies for the Liberal candidate. "It is impossible to predict the outcome of their content for the Liberal vote," says the "Econ omlat." "It either Mr. Morrison or Lord Woolton wish to win over

honic with their wives.

Press

Formation of new Cabinet in Turkey to be delayed

charge!

to

non-

training

Dr.

schools.

that sources said Water Ulbricht, and Dr. Wilhelm. plock; with visited Moscow last menso received Russian ap proval for the plan to fill put these andres Into medest milille of some 100,000 to 150,000 man, based on 60 small brigades. It would be emphasised at the announcement a1. Whilsun that mititin-service is voluntary." At that

the same time it is expected ba

considerable pressure

Nicedat (18) is expected to be limited to two of three day's

timing per month-Reuter.

a decisive number of Liberal voters, they should first reflect

Istanbul, May.10. victory was going to the Democrat tie newspaper, Muntazz recently put on young men of the rlighe upon the kind of person they are The former Prime Minister, Earty, the Government wished to was sentenced to three months to Ballet for the mullai Ser- trying to attract The Liberal | Bir. Colal Bayar, whose Ops resign and hand over power to imprisonment vole is largely garnetta from position Democrat Party gained the Ministers Commitice. The slanderlog en RPR KİŞİS those people skilled ware car-arlandslide victory in Sunday's Government informed the Presi. Istunkut Akbough in gaol, ners, professional men'and women of all kinds, and young graduates Turkish General Elections, to-dent of the Republie it wished to Mumtazz ran against the deputy und defeatéa. ' him." Today, the from the universules who hope day refused a Presidential in-resian and hand over power..

for bold and imbglantive policils vitation brinqdiately to form a Fatowing this, the president Justice Ministry Ardres Mumtaz MANILA BLOW

to meet Britain's economic and Government,

T

of the Republic invlied the Detreed so that, ha may, #rya

Barlingent 63-year-old mocrat. Party leader, Celal Bayar,

social problems. They are not Me Buyor, convinced that the Conservative banker, told President Inchu that and explained the situation. At 2) Iránlöslik; # MAK Party is realty, the modern stand-be had not sufficient time to form noon today, the Democratic leader by Prodduurimaks lo ard bearer of Liberalism, ce, that temporary Government, before excused himself

“28 it 4. Turkeyzika

the Labour Party; la at all the metting of the new National would be very doneule to comm guardians of the Radical tradition! |

our May 22. He there to Government before the Assem

that swept Hizi"

out of abverdwint

AT HAWKERS

Manila, May 17. The House of Representatives bès Angnimously," approved, aj It sees in both of them the same fame: Wheterred that the Prime bly reconyones," he could, not des falure to face the rallies or fore

detonationalise the retail today The Liberal vote in Malsie, Mr. Semseddio Guualtay, cept. Mr Boyar requestest the Confused period

tratio, of which about 60 iper likely to go to that major party Democratic sources stated ear-dons thill the Assembly meets,

in office meanwhile „Government to continue its funce Ea

cenk is how in allen contiok ::. wilch dist, shows "Itspif: genuinolj

In "Landon," The

"and" "The' micadure; which' will go to prepared to tackle the major pro-day that Mr. Bayar would

"Following this, the

"Daily Telegraph!" today, prediti “the Senate, providis that Leences President Turkey's new Premier nor

requested the Government to a confused LIBE" IN" Turkey| 36 engage in retail trade, Isted would concentrate on

mocratic Party licking thei'an, morki, thang 40 per cent of tho exercised by industry, Intour and leading the Demperat Party. He throughout the country;""; government upon competition and wanted a Itee hand 12 deal with

perience; of thall", "sedadlapura E Zayid of which Uf controlled by The winning Democrats will take over, the raide Govery ball hot! Bergrdnowable

15

· claims of the Governinant; on the

bo Tur

even

blems of the time--the excessivo no EM FORD a Cabing continue: --Completa-pkatë¬reigās fina¬nienbers of the victorious Die-VASALSA POs: to business - : firmi |

nation income the restraints"

(However,

incentive, the encroachments upon the political direction of Turkey hold a caucus in Ankara on mont civil liberty and the threats to the as a whole, keeping himself un-Thursday or Friday in preparation liberal Bullion of the British fotfred from administrative rque for the opening of Parliament of

rau- community.

Theodótnisł

also a useful article which wunis, 'up...all"

SIXTH MARRIAGE

Une would

S :) Albert Erdest Edwarda at 90 in. takl "the" matrimonialia pudi

·for:

The new Premier

ably

Monday, when 4, new President, be elected to in turn will

replace the be Mr. Adnan Menderes, a nohu, The P weathy 51-year-old landowner,

source said,

Will home a Premier who will selects Cabinet. The new Gov-

bas:Demo: figures 'ernment is expected to come bežā

The

quoted by

Dainber

sources | faße Parliament for appřával next comblete vie" | week, b

constituencies pe

winning Regent returns from knig

*

Freischt Idonu's home town,

'dicated, that, be

[duk" by the Demo

Lönu, had run for

#Ankara, and MSI

conceded.

ANG BERTU? @lso provide retail track

For allen

of thi

CORTT

DODWELL & CO TO.

+RY APPOCKETMEKT

WINES AND SPIRITSS

10 FER MASTE

• G

BUCHANAN'S BLACK & WHITE WHISKY

AGENCIES

143 MAKITY

LING CLOREEN

COURVOISIER COGNAC

CRAVEN? VIRGINIA

CONORSTALLERS

TO ME NASTY, KING GEORGE W.

GORDON'S

GINS AND COCKTAILS

APPOINTMENT

10 MS MARIP

THE KING

VEUVE CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE I

HUNT ROOPË & CO., LTD.. PORTS & SHERRIES

WINCARNIS

TONIC WINE

MC EWAN YOUNGER BOTTLED BEER

SANDEMAN'S PORTS & SHERRIES

BY APPOINTMENT

FURVEYORS OF

DUTCH LIQUCUNCE

WYNAND FOCKINK -OUTCH LIQUEURS.

•TO MARCITY

LANSON CHAMPAGNE

Pabst

BLUE RIBBON BEER

CARRERAS LTD.

CRAVEN "A". TURF

WHITE EAGLE

PICCADILLY & CIGARETTES

QUEEN'S' BUILDING, HONG KONG,” TEL: 20638

WORLD-WIDE

SYMBOL OF QUALITY!

Mobiloil

NEW Mobiloil

WORLD'S LARGEST-SELLING

MOTOR OIL- BETTER THAN EVER!

STANDARD VACUUM

Kong Bank Building --

MODERN QUA "ANTI-ACIDAT,VESTE

CHIGN

hoip protect an

TAI HANG

JEWELLERY CUT DIAMONDS

Workan (Pty) Ltd.