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SHIPPING

NEWS

Aircraft Carsters Glogy, 6; Venerable,

Cruiser Bermuds, Dry Dock; Belfast. 2; ffobart, 6.

Destroyer: Iloque, 27; Pem AFD; Armada. Cossack. South Wall Quad

rant, 11; Comet 1123; Contest, 1975. -

Escort Venti: llart, 7; Alacrity, Aber- deen Dry Lock.

Hubmarine Depot Help: Adamiani, MI, Transport: Bottabenture, North Arm, Nubarinn Astute, Tireless, Tally-1. Talent, Truncheon, on Adamant.

French Frigate: Croix de Lorraine, EL. Chinese LM; Mel Chen, Lalchikok. Milp run by or for Hea Transyuri Galeri Pingwo, Shanishulpo; Fuyo Maru, Youmat: Kalshima, Mackie Otranto,

Kowloon Mer 2

Ships Administered by Commodore Depot Shipt Tamar Jatout), West Arm Vale Fort Constantine, A1, Store Ship: Fort Rosalle. Als: Fort Banduky, 16 Enpre Charlie, Ala

Oliers: Celerul, Enipite Damsel, Volt- mått; Empire Garden, M5; Rapidul, North Wall; Berbol, On Tamar; Burchiol, on Serbol.

Aberdeen,

German Refugees In Denmark

London, Oct. 15-Viscount Addison, Secretary for the Dominions, told the House to-day that the return to Ger- many of 200,000 refugees in Denmark was under discussion by the Allied Control Council in Germany.

Viscount

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1946.

Americans In Britain| WORLD FARMERS CREATE

Lose Citizenship

London, Oct. 15 (UP),-Approxi mately 400 Americans ilving in Bri- tain lost their citizenship to day, the Unked States Embassy estimated.

ing to a Addisoni, who was reply-naturalised American residing it he

by Lord Elibank, added that it was impossible to say when D solution to the problem, which was not purely Anglo-Danish, would be reached. The British zone authorities had agreed receive 10,000 refugees who had previously ved In the zone, he declared.-eu-

ter.

to

October 16 was the deadline, under An Act of Congress, before which any land of his birth' for three years or mure was required to return to the United States or forfeit citizenship, an Embassy spokesman said.

He said 000 people were.contacted by the Embassy several months ago and those wishing to retum to the United States were given assistance in obtaining

transportation, About 200 went home," he added. The re mainder, who

elderly were mostly with no ties in the United States,

let their United States citizenstup Тарке."

11, Kowloon Camber: 210,! CHINA'S FOOD SURVEY preferred to remain in Britain and

• LETI DI3, 1160, 1151, 1195, 123, 1150, Kowloon Corner.

Boom Defence Vessel Bärbain, Hor.

onia, Boon Defence Depot Kowloon Official Forecasts Said To

Barinend, Mackie's; Dartizan, BDB Kow-

Joon.

NBC: 109 110. Aberdeet).

TU 102.6: Neches (A047), A; George, BIB: YI 340, on Neclies; Herry (DDISI). Halvagh Vessel: King Salvar, Enst Wall. LC: 23, 20, Wellington Wall,

Crane ship: Shelibu Maru, 19.

Rescue Tugs Encore, Aberdeen;- En- licer. 20.

(HMDL: 1107, 1108, 1105, Kowloon Cami- ber: 1100, Macao.

Tugs: Rockwing, 22; Hockinaunt, 23; Rockforest, Rockglen, Rockpidgean, Rock- land, Tidal flasin.

Merchant Ships

Adinda, Tal_Kok Tsui. Antiochus, Jutt's Wharf. Hellerophon, Talkoo Dock. Beniomond, Cosmo. Dock. Bulimba, Yaumati.

Chung Kal, 31.

Chungking, Kowloon Bay,

Dona Nau, Kowloon Wharf.

Empire Farrar, Kowloon Bay, Empire Fraser, Cosmo. Dock. Empire Witham, Mackie's Whart. Eurybates, AŽ.

Fort Langley, Kowloon Bay. Fort Amsterdsin. Talkon Dock. Fort Rensselaar, 113.

Glenataric, Taikoo S.R. Whart

Hai Tan, off Yaun.alt.

Ita! Yang, Douglan Wiyart,

Raj Yuch, Kowloon Day.

Hickory. Crest. Taikoo Ŭock.

Hermund. Kowloon Wharf.

Heyser, Como, Dock.

Hai Kin, China Merchants Wharf. llunan. Taikoo Dock,

Kenilwor, Kowloon Bay.

Maiwara, Youmati.

+

Merry Moller, Kowloon Dock.

Oradell, Yaumati.

Otranto, Kowloon Wharf.

Pakhot, Taikuo Duck.

Paula. Talkna Dock.

Ping Wu, Cosino, Duck.

Roverlock, Kowloon Bay.

. Prometheus, Holt's Whort

Prosper. B.

Samua, Talkoo Duck.

Bandviken, Taikoo Dock.

Shengking, Talkan Duck,

Silver Guava, Kowloon Wharf.

Blanhall, Kowloon Bay.

Tarla, Talkos Dock.

Walnut Bend, elf Talkoo.

Wan Hung, xiz

Whangpu, Laichikok,

Wuchong, Laichikok.

Wusuch, Talkoo. Dock.

Arriving To-day Docteur Roux (Messageries Maritimes), from Whempaa, Be.

Alexander de Rhodes (MM), from Haiphong, an. Stonecutters.

Empire Park (Jebehunt, from lisiphong, Irlibank (Bank Line), from Shanghal.

a.m. AD,

Kweiyang 4B & S), from Bangkok. Salgen, Swalow, West Point.

Ninghai (3 & 3), fròin Singapore, aunt,

Mashet (South China), from Haiphong.

Rondeau Park (Dodwell), frum Port Samaffarie (D & 9), from UK, Stralls, Wo Bang (Jardinel, from Hingapore, Balcon, an, Kowloon Whart.

Chinese L.ST. Chung Han, Chung Ting.

Balling To-day

land, .m. Mackla's Wharf.

Be Too Optimistic

KWANGTUNG SHORTAGE

UNRRA & YUGO-SLAVIA

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Oct. Shunghat

15.-Confirming out of

delivered over 12,000 fears that recent official forecasts of

Yugo-Slay for rellef purpose. China's harveal this year were too

"In this connection, the Commis optimistic, CNHRA has issued a reston has taken note of the fact that

its port, based on a survey made by

many thousands of vehicles of food survey teams, stating that the three provinces of Hunan, Kwangs! Mar type to those supplied by

UNRRA have previously been sup and Kwangtung faces another winter plied to the Yugo-Slav Army by of hunger and starvation.

lend-lease of the United States an by transfer from the Allied armies," The Commission eame suppiled with all previous complaints against the UNRRA mission and cheeked local. Missions files and records for and Interrogation of til contrallve

and

distribution chiefs. During it stay. it conferred with Marshal Tito us well as U.S.Ambassador Mr Patterson, the British Ambassador, Mr Peake and the Russian and French Ambas-

I nys that total production this Ye 12 per cent below normal, with year throughout China is still eight

deficiencies as high as 40 per cent

in some provinces, despite the fact that yields per nere have greatly In- creased.

Flooded farm lands and shortages in seeds, tools and fertilisers accmmt For the still sub-normal harvests, the report asserts, adding: "This means that sume 012,000 tons of relief food-sadors. stuffs will be needed to tide China's farmers over the water and spring munthe."

basis of transportation capacity, CNRRA and UNRRA food requirements up to next spring are estimated at 533,000 tons, although this amount falls more than 250,000 tons short of actual needs, after

rups have been harvested.

A hopeful picture, however, is painted of the crop yields from Klangst farmlands, with renal sur- pluses declared in some arens of this province.

In the famine area of Hunan, where some 5,000,000 people have been fed this summer by CARRA, crops have improved, but the vivid is still only 63 per cent of normal. The general

ga 1 A average for the province is 85 to 90 per cent of normal. About 98,000

of the

purposes.

the

the

Ira

It

The Commission 'also did not sup- port statements that UNRRA up-

regime for political made no reference to other charges that millions of Yugo-Slavs are unaware of the UNRRA source and believe all came from Tito through Huyslan assistance.

ORGANISATION

PLEDGED

TO BANISH WANT

HISTORIC DECISION 'ARRIVED AT IN LONDON FOOD CONFERENCE

(By L. F. Easterbrook)

The farmers of the world, have met, have made history, and have dispersed again to' the four corners of the earth. But not before they have created, for the first time in the history of man, an organisation of food producers pledged to banish want from this planet. The International Federation of Agricultural Producers, has been born.

They deliberated in public session and private com- mittee for ten days. They worked by day and by night, for It was often approaching midnight, and sometimes in the early morning hours, that the last committee broke up. There were differences of view on matters of detail, espe cially in regard to the constitution of the Federation, and tact, patience and statesmanship were necessary to reconcile them. In the end, there was complete unanimity.

Teheran Talks With Rebel Tribesmen

British Bridging Material For China.

London, Oct. 13 (LPS).-UNRRA Is zending China bridging material worth over £2,000,000 and weighing over 42,000 tons all of it coming from the United Kingdom as part of Britain's contribution to LNDRA

funds.

This materiai, suficient to recon- stuct over 000 bridges destroyed

on.

Teheran, Oct. 15 (UP),--The talks between Gen Zuredi, Perslan Govern. ment representative,

Nasser Khan, lender of the robel Gassgut tribe. for Anal settlement of the problems between the rebels and the Persian Government, will be held at Shiraz, in south-western Persli, to- stay.

Gen Zased bas asked Khan to withdraw all his troopis

mustered China's long, war, is of special

negotia- around Shiraz while the

British midery type, and five tlona continue.

Eineers-two Chinese, two Danish Complete culm reigned in Persia

and one American-are now taking to-day and an agreement is expected a course of instruction in its erection to be reached as soon as the Persian at the. Royal Engineers Training After, the elections, which are expected to heSchool In Hampshire. held within the next fortnight, are

Course is over, these engineers will go to China to train other Chinese as over.

Instructors.

rs. This material

ot vital importance to China, hitherto the great difficulty has been the movement of UNRRA food and medical supplies into the interior of the country owing to widespread destruction of communications.

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YUGO-SLAV BOYCOTT

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the holding of the Conference, despite the criticism of its procedure, had been fully justified.

Inediately Belgium, and then France. dising the export of corn, and pagandising and too little harmonis-

came forward and sald they would help her out in this

this respect. The delegates had not arrived with their hearts on their sleeves. have

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U.S. EXPRESSES REGRETS ·

AT DISCOURTESY TO

I

Russian

SOVIET ENVOY

Washington, Oct. is (UP).-The State Department to-day expressed Krets at the discourtesy shown the Novikov, by United States Customs

Nikolai Ambassador, M. officials in New York, but denied that there had been a breach of etiquette or Intentional

disc

une

The regrets were offered in

Russian Embassy complaint to the of an "unheard of breach of diplo matle Immunity" based on the inct. that M. Novikov was delayed

nt LaGuardia Field when he arrived from Paris on October, 4. air-travellers to clear through

The usual time for man-privileged Customs at New York is one and a half to two hours,

the

Monetary Talks

their

COLLABORATION CHARGE,

AGAINST GREEK

Athens,

Oct. 15 (UP).--Nikolas Vorghios, private secretary to the Minister of National Economy, Apos- tolos Alexandris, was arrested to- day on charges of having collaborat- ed with the Germans during the occupation.

Small wonder there were cheers | United Nations, created to establish From the way the small countries at the historic moment when cach" freedom from wont. It will advise worked at this Conference, Mr delegate went to the platform and them on an international level in Byrnes sald, he realised how din- signed the constitution on Behalf of much the same way that a national tressed the peoples of those countries the farmers of his country. It was farming organisation is nowadays would have been had they been un- a model for international conferences, called

nces, called upon to arivise its

national able to make their voices heard, "The triumph for practical idealism. government. But on one point there service they rendered fully Justified that was complete and adamantine agree-the position of the United States in As an example of the spirit

The Federation will be a free urging, since September, 1945, that animated this gathering, the small, ment. war-ravaged State of Luxembourg and independent body, speaking for this Conference must be held," he said she doubted if she would be, and to farmers. Its delegates will satd. able to contribute her full quota of never be the mere mouthpieces of

for conducting the money

Federa- respective

Mr Byrnes and In the last week tlon, anyhow at the beginning. Im- Supposi vernments.

Supposing, for example, a govern- the Conference had been criticised for "too much debate, too much pro- were, for reasons of its own,

supposing the Federation decided ing. But he cautioned the delegatea that this was occurring on sele to remeniber that the Conference was large enough to upset world prices called to give the nations not me Twentieth century politics

The producers. Federation hers of the Council of Foreign Minis made people all too cynienl about might ihen consider the

matter, ters a chance to have a voice in the international conferences. I talked explain to the

farmers in that Anal pence a course that had been the country the ill effects of such to a number of them before The Commission soid It would

wise. Conference sat. Two things I found policy upon "that

formers everywhere, The world wants it to be a people'a ruport to Mr LoGuardia

in common among them. They all ask them to protest to their govern pence. But there can be no people's Franco-Italian general the agreement between the Yugo-Slav Government and UNKRA

wanted a stable world price system ment against it, and, I necessary, pesce unless the people that would enable them to settle make protest as a Federation to that chance to make their influence felt. has been curried out satisfactorily.

down to

planned food production. government. It is the conclusion of the Commis-

unless the peoples of the different Spirit of Service sion that the Government of Yugo-might lle behind the Conference. And some were suspicious of what

countries know each other's problems But this was no meeting to put and difcuttles and learn to know Slavia has done a creditable job in

in- across a farmers' policy for farmers. the secrifices each must make for ing on between France and Italy to Paris, Oct. 15,-Talks are, how go- All over the world farmers are the distribution of relict supplies,

clined to feel that they have for Speaker after speaker emphasised common peace and

welfare," quite

to 'comparable

the per-

years been the dupes of politicians that all they wanted was the

unfreeze Italian capital and

pave the op- Byrnes såld. formance of other receiving cost-

and the bond servants of urban portunity to grow crops in abundance

way for the renewal of trude, tries,"

industrialism.

for the service of mankind without

The main object Appeal To Big Four

is to encourage The night before the Conference having their economic position under-

Italian unemployed workers to work He said

the Counel!of Foreign in France. France is prepared to plles were being used by the Tu there was a big dinner in London, mined by the creation of temperne i Ministers must now try to reconcile unfreeze Italian capital in France if

attended by many notable people. surpluses. "As chairman of Mr Ernest Bevin, Britain's Foreign historle

turle meeting," Sceretury, addressed them. He told Turner.

sald. Mr

the differences and appealed to them this is used to allow these Italian President of England's

to exercise self-restraint to maintain workers to send money to them he believed they would succeed, National Farmers Union, can

common unity and bring peace to families In Italy.-Router. und he related how, when he was a now declare to the world that the the war-weary world. Mr Byrnes Trade Union official of the Transport guardians of the land, the farmery introdu

ery introduced two resolutions at the end and General Workers, he could notare imbued at this time with " his speech thanking the French No Reference to Charges

International spirit of service and cet agreement at an

co-operation Government for their hospitality and conference. Then trade union

he that has not manifested itself on the Secretarist for their work. The commission's report

also had

wave and told them to such a scale within the memory of brain 12

The Soviet Foreign Commissar. M. made no reference to

published get into groups representing not man. The eyes of the world are to- V. M. Moletov, supported Mr Byrnes charges that UNRRA food was

their respective countries, but their day on agriculture.

a short statement distributed by the Government at

The ordinary resolutions men respective trades. The result

and women of the world excessive rates, nor other charges

harmony, almost immediately. Mr looking to us with a mixture of fear Sevlet Union will continue to do are which he concluded by saying "The that some UNRRA food itmes were

We as farmers trust we Bevin then politied the obvious moral and hope, not obtainable by certain groups of for the morrow's conference of food shall be able to translate that look insistence, what it considers essential all in its power, with full vigour and citizens who politically were

producers.

Into

to the establishment of a democratic qualified.

peace. Now that we labouring to

are But whether it was the impressive thanksgiving,ssion of true harvest report said: "The Commis- The

The Canadian delegate spoke a gathering, or the same vein, painting out that if Blon

considers the

dis sight of

in establish pence the Soviet Union con- general

siders H

Hits duty to continue to fight tribution machinery for food, cloth-whether same delegates.

been little over-awed by the exalted com- farmers expect fair prices in umes

to achieve the objectives which we Ing and medical supplies has sin pany, Mr Bevin's obvious sincerity of plenty, they in turn must concede strove to achieve during the course

did little to dispel the

fair prices to consumers in times of suspicions of

of war, and we hope that our strug- gle for the establishment some of those same delegates I again scarcity,

ment of a de saw afterwards. On the

contrary,

"The farmers of 31 nations," Mr inocratic peace is in harmony with convinced that they had walked into one or two of them seemed quite Turner concluded, "have agreed not countries big and small as well as

upon selfish policy, but

all peace-loving countries." upon a trap. "We have had it," they said public-spirited action that can,

Mr Ernest Bevin, the British "We are going to be tied on governments are equally well re-

delivered Foreign Minister, to the

politicians again. We are solved, keep the world well nourish emotional tribute to France and to all

Frenchmen who have done so much to-day reported that Congressman about after- of good-will by hungry...but what

a Bound world to recover from four years of German Carlos Fortich of Bukidnon province economy,"

Occupation.

In Mindanao, and four others, in- Fears Dispelled i

Four

committees made reports. He said "It has been said the seeds cluding a Lieutenant, were shot and I relate this because it would be The first was on external relations, of every great war are sown in the killed on Saturday in Sumilao, But Bukidnon, by a Moro MP Corporal, the greatest mistake to imagine that in which it was observed that there settlement of the previous war.

was need for greater public interest it is equally true that the seeds of who ran amuck and finally, was kill- the success of this Conference was

ever started, assured before it Regarding the misuse of tractors, that farmers walked into it.in a ruse agriculture's well-being

In the social value of food produc- permanent peace can be sown at the ed by other affs. tlon, and better realisation that end of a great war.

A love affair is said to have been the Commission said it was able to dream of self-illusion: also because factor, in the sustained prosperity and hope every decision others amuck.

is n key

"Every decision I have to take, the reason for the Corporal's running report favourably on the use of this it gives all the more value to the Siam Rice For China

equipment which contributed to the final conversion of the doubters of the whole world. Next carne the have to take, will be in recognition Improved agricultural production For before the Conference broke up Co-operative Committee, which dealt that if we take the wrong decision SILK GOODS RELEASED Singapore, Oct. 14.-Food experts" over the past 12 months.

I found the carlier fears that I have largely with marketing. It recom- here were discussing with. Interest

or push our own point of view, too mended passing

passing beyond the They of

initial The Commission sald there had described quite dispelled.

far it is not this generation that has. the Shanghal report that the Chinese been two reported instances of ex- told me that events had proved a stage of co-operative markeling rice crop had been over-estimated, as change of animals by the army revelation to them and they were agricultural co-operatives themselves to pay for it but the generations yet unborn. Al the end I hope we can

Tokyo, Oct. 15 (UP).-SCAP has Malaya was expecting to benefit will authorities. UNRRA profoundly impressed by the since undertaking some of the more com- say "Look we have built a peace' po

ordered the release of 173,869 pounds from China's recent efter to forgo omefals said the mule sweps were rity and singleness of purpose that plex processes, and so establishing that no one again will even have to of manufactured all goods to the her allocation of rice from Slam for largely individual deals between animated the ensuing talks.

mare direct contact with the consum- pay the price in blood as in the Japanese Government for industrial becauso the The Federation has been formed;ing public. Where possible,

uses. The allotment is already, in The spokesman of the Special Com. farmers and soldiers

be obtained through co- formers preler small military

Many Difficultles be permanent; its budget should Registered and parcel mail closes half missioner, Lord Killearn, said: "We

the hands of a Japanese concern, but for, operative institutions. an hour before ordinary, letters,

mountain mule

had been frozen since September 19, have no confirmation of the report,

the large has been arranged and proventually!

M.. Bidault (France) took the chair 1945. 11 includes 181,473 pounds of Reports were also submitted by the UNRRA animals for use in difficult the necessary offelals will but ap for as we know, it will not in

gain Nutrition Committee and the Consti- any way affect China's forgoing of hilly farmland.

next year. The main work until tution Committee. All these four are still under the influence of the silk insulation materials, which will then will be to straighten out and reports said in effect that the world's greatness of the difficulties we have largely be used in the Japanese civil

he said, "dimculties communications programme. explore. resolutions passed at this great need to-day is the world's great encountered," LOANS FROM WORLD BANK Conference and to report on them. opportunity for to-morrow, and the that have not in all cases been sur-

blunder

We are

still under the more mounted. even What exactly will the Federation world will

TRIAL RUGGER GAME tragically in the future than in the impression of the numbers of speeches Its main purpose is to act as a past unless the land and its harvests and arguments which have been taken and the opposing views that have emerged

The HK Football Club is holding Practical advisory body to the Food are made fundamental in the welfare and Agriculture Organisation of the of mankind.

"It was Germany who declared war Mast of the players will be new to a_trial_rugger game this afternoon, and round whom all Powers who rugby fans in Hongkong, but a 1970 were enemies of aid old faces will be on view. themselves." M. Bidault said.

Prosper (Kin Waul, for Swataw, Bang kok, p.m. 30,

Renfomend (W. IL Loxby), for Manila. Eurybalex (B & 81, for Singapore, New

UK

York, noon, AZ.

Hai Yang (Douglas), for Swatow, Amoy, Toochow, pm, Co's Wharf.

Oradell (Wallem). for Swatow, Bang- kok, p.m. Youmati,

Expected Arrival

October 17 Glaucus, from New York, Shanghal Wing Sang. from Shanghai,

C.S. Fu Po, from Singapore, Sontay. from Havre via Ports. Tjadane, from Shanghai, Amoy.

October 18

Bencruachan, from Shanghai. Eastern, from Melbourne, Sydney. Glenstrac, from Shanghai.

11.ff. Raymond, from Facile North,

West, Shanghai,

Van Heute, from Amoy, Bwatow,

Expected Bailings

Delober 17

Empire Pork, from Halphong. Tribank, for New York, Stratte, Suez. Chung Kat, for Ainoy. Keelung. Dona Nati, for Pacific Cosata, Honolulu via Manila,

Docteur Houx, for Swatow, Saigon, Marbet, for Macao, Haiphong. Otranto, for Siraits, UK.

October 18

Somos, for Strails, UK,

Tjbadane, for Manila, Sandakan, N.P.I. Ports.

OUTWARD MAILS:

Alr

mails elore at Kowloon PO half in Bour

earlier than at OPO. --

Wednesday, October 16.

Shanghai Hermund) 3 pm.

tons of food will be required to ide over the farmers, until next season. rice paddy country

One of the hardest bit areas 5 the

where the crops

are only fourths of normal years, leaving a about 1,000,000 tons. deficiency

Kwanget felt Crops in

even further deficiency below normal, with estimated at 25 to 40

Food per cent. relief requirements for these two provinces are placed 1-535,000-tons, but because of transportation dimeul ties only half that amount can reach the needy people.---Reuter.

dis.

nature of distribution of these sup-

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were — a

China Wants More Rice

plies in Yugo-Salvia it has not been Washington, Get. 16-The Inter- national Emergency Food Council to the commission as such, to conduct possible, in the available time for day “adopted” n résolution aimed at

a detailed survey Into the distribu- increasing the rice supply to meet tion

the up by The resolution Chinn's allocation.

however, Government was introduced by the Chinese repre- been impressed by the observations, popular enough while the world is ed and the nations locked in a bond

reported by al DA

set

II las,

re-

of

me.

would first require the Council's regional directors, of the efficacy between the United Kingdom and telf that the Yugo-Slav

authori- Slam with a view to Increase rice lies are conscientiously carrying out price or subsidising exports to ex- their agreement with the adminis- pand shipments from Slam. It is learned that rice inllers in Slam are | withholding_exports because of the

fixed low price.-Central News.

view of the existing price agreement such procedures and hos satisfied wards?"

three months.

Bangkok, Rangoon, Calcutts, Karachi, her allocation of rice from Slam.

Basra, Calro, Johannesburg, Augusta, Marseilles, London, New York, Canada (DOAC) 3 pm,

Stralis, Ceylon, India, E and B strica, Egypt, Europe (Otranto). p.n.

Canton, Shanghai, Nanking, Hankow, Tsingtao, Pelping (ČATC) 1.30 p.m. Kongmoon (Kwan Lul) 4 pim... Canton (Fatahan) 4 pim..

Thursday, October 17

"Mačno, Thinshan, Shekk (Kwong Fook Chelong) 10 aan.

Swatow, Saigon. (Docteur Houx) 10 a.m.

Haiphong (Masbato), 10 a.m.

Canton,

(CNAC) 3.30 p.m.

Canton (Tran Holi 4 pm, Kangmoon {Fook

Friday, October 18 Australia' (Eastern) 10 am.

Marila, Sandakan. Makassar, Sourabaya, Batavia (Tilsadane) ́10 n.m.

Pakhol, Haiphong (Empire Park) noon. Singapore, Colombo, Rangoon, Calcutta, Delhi Johannesburg. Cairo, London, Sydney, Auckland (Ale) 2 pin

Router.

INDIAN FOOD POSITION

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be appointed. It will meet

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credit

KIANGSI'S WAR LOSSES

POW. CAMP ATROCITIES

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as host for the final speech.

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"We

was difficult to discuss peace treaties with satelites before the main lines of the fate of Germany had been the Allied. Goveri- determined by ments.

The warrant for his arrest was issued on a belated complaint from private citizens who claimed to have proof of Varghior collaboration.

CORPORAL RUNS AMUCK

Manila, Oct. 15. (UP)-The Times

The trial game is a prețude to starting the Club's, fixtures and anyone interested is", requested turn up as he is assured of n game.

London, Oct 14. Answering n

Washington, Oct. 14 (UP)—The question about food in India, Mr. Arthur Henderson, Under Secretary President of the World Bank, Mr of State for Air, told the House of Eugene Meyer, announced to-day Denmark. Czecho-Slovakia, Commons to-day; ·, The central, that provincial and state governments in France, Luxembourg and Poland had India must be congratulated on the either applied or indicated intention Tankeng (Tak_On) 10_aam. Swatow (Tien Shari) 2 p.m.

Success which they have

of applying for loans from the bank. had

Mr Meyer sald Denmark submitted Amoy Foochow, Shanghai hitherto in maintaining the distribu- tion of cereals, to deficit areas, in

formal application $50.000,-

Nanking, Oct 15-Klangs! suffered Yokohama, Oct. 15 (UP)—A bar- spite of the great dificulties of supply 000 loan to be used for an immediate casualties estimated at 504,450 and barle tale was unfolded to-day with and internal transport. But the import rehabilitation programme.

damage to property, amounting to the opening of the military trial of He added that, according to lotters CN$1,007,200,000,000 as a result of former school teacher Masato "The decision which will have to months will be particularly critical. for a $35,000,000 loan, France for here to-day. position during the next two or three received, Czecho-Slovakia would nak the war, It was officially announced Yoshida, commander of the Nigilia be reached on this subject will exer-TO-DAY'S, BROADCASTING: capecially in couthern India.

POW camp, and three other Japanese, else a decisive influence on the future $500,000,000 and Poland $500,000,000. Of the 84 cfiles and hslen in the of 69 Canadians.

Yoshida was charged with the death organisation of Europe and conie- ZDW on 8.43 k. e. and from 12.30 115. "The Government of India are He said Luxembourg had also dis

quently the fato and position of all 4.30 6.30, 9.13 11. p.m. also on 9.02 in. c. doing everything they con to in-cussed the possibility of asking for a province, 78 were either occupied or crease shipments of food grains to

The charges alleged that Yoshida vanquished states. But however that Close down. toon but no figuro was specified.

bombed by the Japanese.--Central

6.30 Benny Goodman, Jean Bablon. News,

yrinated on Allied POW, tortured may be, the conference has. I be- India from abroad from every pos

the Ink-Spola, 7.18 London Transcription them with red hot coals and com-

leve done,

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Service, Accent en Rhythm. 7.30 Btudio. sible source, and the British Govern-

|pelled" Canadian prisoners to Live in

"The

is probably their frankness, May in Burgery. 745 Light orchestral selec- relay; news, - 0.15 crushing to death eight Canadians. this be the beginning-the first step we sing for you, Barian. Anderson, The other defendants are Takes which will be followed by other Lawrence Tibbelt: 8,30 Classical requesta: Shanghal, Oct. 15 (UP)-Chiang Takahasi, who allegedly forced sick easier ones and may our first great 950 Light and Shade, musical contrasts. Kung-mel, head of the gendarmes, and wounded men to work, Katsu-cach an understanding to achlove close down.

meeting

encourage the governments music. 10.43 Twilight Melodies. 11. who was among, the first Chinese yaku Salo, who beat one American to rea Sydney, Oct. 14-Reports coming in indicate that unless there the Japanese surrender, was execut Okuda, who was nicknamed "Little which the peoples of the world de now offelals to re-occupy Shanghai after dally for three months, and Hyolchi together a just and lasting peace, are substantial rainfalls very sooned by..a firing squad this afternoon Chesor."

mand

of them."

Printed and published by Frederick many crops in New South Wales are on conviction for corruption and

With the "words: likely to fall, while greatly reduced graft.

1 declare the Percy Franklin for and on behalf of yields will result in the southern

Conference of Paris closed," M. South China Morning Fust Limited Bidault brought the historie session to at 1-0 Wyndham Street, City of halt of the State-Router:

an end.United Press and Reylor. Victoria, in the Colony of Honggong.

LOOTED COPPER COINS

of

Tokyo, Oct. 15,--Eight tona copper coins, belleved to have been Tooled from China during the war, were ordered to be impounded by the Occupation, authorities to-day. The coins were reported to be in the possession of Sawato Kozósika whose Identity was not disclosed. Central

Now

ment will continuo to assist the into the American zone from VE-CORRUPTION AND GRAFT an unsafe hut which later collapseck alan main features of our discusa talk by Dr Tease Newton, Anesthetics

Government of India actively, in their efforts to this end."-Reuter.

FOOD SENT TO U.s. Zone

Berlin, Oct. 15 (UP)-Col Hugh Semmer, chief of the Food and Agri- cultura Division of the American Military, Government, reported to day that 1,300,000 tons of food and agricultural-supplies were imported

Day to September 30, 1940.

-NSW CROPS MAYFAIL

lived sumptu haly, on seafoods and He was said to have taken over profiled hugely until tha offences Iarge Japanese cold storage sugʻlies, were discovered.

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10. London relay, news. : 10.03

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