1946-11-25 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1946.

China's Hard Task To Preserve Sinkiang

Part Of

As

Of Republic

By WALDO DRAKE

Suilui, Sinkiang. Nov. 13 (Delayed).

Here, at the Manass' River, which is the military frontier separating China from the riches of insurgent- controlled north-west Sinklang, is proof symbolic of the hurd task of pulitical and economie reconstruction facing China if she is to preserve East Turkestin's huge expanse for the Republic,

Tiliwa hos

Two blank, concrete abut-Manaus River bridge was rebuilt lo ments. now

face cach other permit their delivery, across the Manass River instead stan, which has excellent highways

little

chance of outbidding Kazak - of the "Great Western" bridge plus plentiful consumer goods and which, until flood waters des- machinery the Muslim north-west troyed it last June, was Sin- region needs and whileh Chinese au-

thorities are unable to supply. klang's

sole highway link between the arid desert and mountainous hinterland and the

Sinklang desperately needs textile fruitful north-west border re-mills to convert her plentiful native gion.

wool and cotton into cloth, particu- larly for combatting the long bitter winters. This altuation Spotlights noother of Sinkiang's many social tragedies.

Textiles Needed

London Medical Exhibition

Paludrine, the anti-malarian deogi developed under

wartone energency conditions, in now available In quantifies sufficient to permit limited export to Latin American countries, an authorita- tive London source told the United! Press.

Paludrine is one of the star ex- bibits nt the gigantic London! Medical Exhibition, the first to be held since 1938, and the largest on record. The exhibition, wiilch opened this week, includes 110 ex- ! hibita occupying 10,000 square feet; of the Royal Horticultural Hall.

It includes streptomycin and other

new drugs and the Kuntscher tail, Mandibular pins and other newly developed medical appliances.

Paludrine, is regarded as

one of drugs developed, according to the inost efficient anti-malarial spokesman for Imperial Chemical

Industries.

relapses.

skin, and,

One

WORLD FOOD OUTLOOK

FOR NEW CROP YEAR

By George Martin

Although the prospects for the domestic harvest have not improved owing to the continuing bad weather, the British Government has reduced the extraction rate of flour from 90 per cent. to 85 per cent. The excellent crops in Canada and the United States have made this measure possible. It does not mean that Britain will now relax her economising of wheat. The rate of 90 per cent. had only been introduced to enable the country to make her utmost contribution to the warding-off of famine in the needy countries during the critical months before the new harvest.

The return to the war-tinio ; ure expected to total not quite 5,000, rate of 85 per cent. will provide 000 tons against 3,000,000 tons in 1945-40 and 4,000,000 tons before some additional offal for cattle-World War 11. It is anaumed that feeding and thus arrest the anti- about 1,000,000 Lons

may become cipated serious decline of milk available from the U.S.S.R., Sou

Eastern

Europe, and other minor winter. production during the coming sources of supplies.

It does not mean any relaxation in the austerity of

tons.

during

On the other hand, impart needs In bread grains of Continental Europe BTC estimated at 11,400,000 It is a white tablet about the size Britain's menu. And indeed, as of the familiar atabrine. Taken by the World Food Appraisal sub- East at 8,500,000 torn, and those for

those of India, Colo

Ceylon

and the Far mouth, Paludrine is absorbed rapid-mitted by the Food and Agricul- other importing countries

(mainly ly and almost completely. It has two

and Latin superficial advantages over quinine ture Organisation of the United Britain. Elre, Africa

Americo) or utabrine: it produces na

8,000,000 tons. Thus the dla Nations (FAO) to the Copengap" of 8,000,000 already mentioned calouration of the

hagen Conference points out, is arrived nt. Its continuing existence smaller dose is needed to control only modest improvements are shows clearly that the world food likely in Britain's diet during Suation still remains precarious, A is regarded as an outright cure the new crop year.

steady rate of consumption for malignant tertian malaria. Shen

the whole year has to be maintained duse weekly sufficient, to control A full recovery will only be poss in the defcit countries If the re- relapses of benign tertian malariae when the domestic production of

currence of a crisis towards the end of the crop year similar to that ex- but the "ultimate cure rate cannot livestock products can be restored and be assessed at this stage because more exports are possible from perlenced in recent months, is to be of the possibility of late relapses," North-Western Europe and other sup- worded off. the spokesman said.

pliers overseas. Owing to the con-. tinuing shortage of feeding-stuffs, auch a recovery is likely to take several years. In this connection it is interesting that the agreement for the purchase of Argentine meat recently concluded will enable the of the present meat ration in Britain, but does not open u prospect for an early increase.

The Kuntscher nail was a German development during the war which the British adopted after returned POWs revented its use.

A government spokesman told me that nothing is currently being done towards reconstructing the bridge, without which

dimcult is

to imagine how friendly Intercourse

When the despolie ruler. can be restored between the Chinese Central Government headquarters at Shih-tsai, ejected Russing industries Tiiiwa

from Sinklang in 1942, he paid the and the native Muslim

in-

a modern surgent government based at Kuldin, Soviets US$4,200,000 for near the Russian border. Telegraph west of Tihwa, for conversion into a alrcraft assembly plant, 25 miles and telephone lines between Tibwa textile mill. Shen paid a Shanghat and Kuldja are sill disconnected, as

ere concern another $500,000 for delivery they have been since they were

of the necessary

American mill broken during the Muslim

revolt between September

But this machinery is 11), 3944 to machinery. January 19, 1940. few trucks, still undelivered. As a result, mil- natives. plus earrying chiefly Russinn textlies, ons of Sinklang's candy ала cigarettes to Tibwa, many thousands of Chinese soldiers. have been able to ford

are starting another severe winter

maintenmee the Manassi River

mwithout adequate clothing. durlog this water. But the first

Nearby Russian provinces have storms atrendy are here. presaging an end to even this small tragically unavailable for two rea

plenty of suitable cloth. But this is trame. Thus, until next summer. China's only dependable communien-s. First, the Kuldja government tion with recalcitrant Kuldja must probably, would object to its delivery

Tihwa to

Secondly, the Soviets be by a spasmodic schedule provided

have no commercial treaty with by Russian transport planes

Chinese Sinking slace, Shen Shih- Soviet company which holds a com- tsal closed the western border against mercial monopoly.

iner's low

winter's

A

Geography Against China

stim-

12

It seems that even geography is in

terior

them.

use until early in 1947.

It is also assumed that shipments from the exporting countries can be made at the right time and are de layed through transport difficulties.

even

The world rice crop for 1948-47 is estimated at 92,000,000 tons (in terms at milled rice), which is 10 per cent, higher than in the last year, but still over 8,000,000 tons less than the pre- war

Azure.

the former And quantity would not now cover the | minimum requirements in view of the large population increase in Asta. Production decreased chiefly irx Japan, a

a few areas of China'and in

In the second half of 1940, before

It is a tubular piece of non-toxic stainless steel driven with the aid of X-ray lengthwise through the centre of a broken femur or long Jeg or arm bone, It eliminates the

Prospects 81ely Improved plaster cast and the patient use of

The new uppraisal shows a slight can resume movement within eight Innrovement in the prospects of the or nine weeks. Once the broken world food situation for the crop. bone mends the nail is withdrawn, year 1916-17 compared with the fore

The Mandibular pin was adopted cast made in the appraisal issued by the rice-exporting countries (Burma, R.A.F. which discovered FAO in May. Nevertheless, there Siam, Indo-China, Korea, and For- suffered broken jaws. that 60 per cent of the crashing

pilots

ing will still be Kap of 8,000,000 tona mosa).

Exports The pin is of wheat between prospective sup-

in the coming year are a clamp which fastens to the broken plies and the minimum requirements licely not to exceed 2,300,000 tons Unless, by a miracle, cloth arrives

jaw and permits the patient to talk, of the deficit countries. These mini-(including stocks not shipped in lengue against Chinn's efforts to re-from Chinn Proper, over 2,000 miles laugh and eat immediately after the mum needs are defined by FAO na 1945-46), which is not much more tain the integrity of her must distant of execrable desert roads, and ar- jaw is broken and throughout con- 2,000 calories in Europe and 1,000 than one-third of pre-war shipments. and largest frontier

province.

rives within a month, millions of valescence,

colories in Asia. Sinklang's new governor, General Sinkiang natives and whole armies

the gathering of the new harvest, the Streptomycin is one of the stars Even if this standard could be total rice surpluses are only large Chang Chih-chung, must restore in- of Chinese soldiers must endure

of the show. Sinklang's almost invisible bitter suffering here this winter-produced in England, though not to one-third lower than before World urban and other defelt areas on 50 It is just being reached, it would still be one-fourth enough to maintain consumption in commerce If he is to recapture the United Press.

enough will be available for clinical War II. But the wheat requirements per cent, of the pre-war level. This confidence nf East Turkestan's 4,000,000 Muslim nalives. The truth

are calculated under the assumption will lead to a decline of at least 000 that supplies of is that the three fruliful yorth-west

fats, meats and | calories in a diet providing normally sugar would amount to four-fifths not more than 2,000 to 2,200 calories of the pre-war quantity; this assump- unless shipments of other cereals tion, however,

to be arrive in time. renlised.

Fals And Oils Import needs are estimated ot In fats and pils (excluding butter) 28 million tons (2,000,000 tons lower a slight improvement in supplies is thun in Muy, owing to favourable ikely in the arcond half of 1947, but weather conditions especially In

no change in the situation is expected the Mediterranean area) whereas ex- Dubious of news dispatches from port supplies are put at just over 1947. In the calendar year 1947 pro- 1040 10 July In the year from July Tokyo that the abacus was a far bet 20,000,000 tons (about 500,000 tons duction is expected to be 5 per cent. ter computing apparatus than adding machine, New

higher than the May estimate as a higher than in 1948, but ever so it York Radio

result of the record crop in North will be 15 per cent. or Station

supplies for staged a mathematical battle

Anwerfen). In view of the continuing native consumption in tropical coun- of its own. counting Instrument manned by a mising of wheat, especially the con- the pre-war level. The stock position Results were the same-the ancient "gap" the measures for the econo tries are excluded, 20 per cent, below

calm Chinese banking student of trol of collection and the restrictions in all countries is precorious, and Columbia University, P. T. So, did in on feeding, cannot be abolished. The the shortage is especially acute for 40 seconds a problem which Dorothy gap may be partly closed through soap, paints, floor coverings Boudreau required 48 to do with the use of coarse grains (muize, bar similar purposes." the miding machine.

ley, ts) for human consumption. In the second half of 1947, some A3 a result of a large crop in the Improvement in supplies is Ukely as United States, world export supplies a result of more shipments of vege- of coarse grains will probably total table oils from the Far East, a re- 0,600,000 tuns, but the demand for covery of U.S. lard production y dar livestock feed is also high.

region:-Ili, Tarbagatal and Altal Boy Of Six Put

produce most of Sinklang's murket- able products.

Tihwa, as the solitary citadel of China's long-range administration of Sinklang, is desperately trying to maintain its status as the once great

"Wind Up Lion"

Pint-sized Malcolm Dixon, aged barier crossroads for north and south! six, was given a shilling recently to Sinkiang's comel caravans. Since

go to the circus in Barrow. virtually no goods are now coming He decided also to see the llons in from China Proper except cos- fed. metles, Ti

cigarettes, tea and some dress must obtain sup- nilies:

from the Kuldja insurgents, But Thwa has no goods that Kuldja wants

except ten, cosmetics and cigarettes, which are available at lower prices in the Russian Kazak- metropolis of Alma Ata, 200 stan miles to the west, i

Tiwa urgently needs Kuldja's grain, beef, mutton, skins, rice, fruit, galine and gold. But even if the

NOTICE

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Just as a lioness was gnawing a bone, Malcolm's head, beret-clad, which was near the bars, popped up. The lioness, started, struck at him with her claws and tore his hend and check.

But, with 12 stitches in his head, Malbolm later was quite happy in hospital.

A policeman had told him he had "put the wind up the lon."

RUMANIAN

CABINET

ABACUS VERSUS ADDING MACHINE

TIGERS

NEAR

•

REPORTED PENANG

the

For the first time in over 10 years the presence of tigers has been re-

unlikely

year

and

in

to the ample maize crop of усаг, The United States and Canada and increased output of vegetable expect to export 15,000,000 tons olls in various Colonial territories.

toe will still of wheat In

1946-47. This constitutes.

the сгор

Meat supplica in Europe will

Bucharest, Nov, 21.

Admittedly, during the last crop year, ports will perhaps

a record. be short, Home production and im- 75 per The new Rumanian Cabinet will

they shipped just over 20,000,000 cent. of pre-war concomption Include the newly created Ministry

Southern Chinese squatters long. Or these, however, no less than North-Western-ably less in Cen- of Planning, headed by the Com-

Europe and 310x3 01 Blount 11,000,000 tons came from stocks ac- Europe a road, three tigers have been triunist Party's General Secretary, Aliving on

Erskine, two miles from the main cumulated during the war years and will remain short. In sugar a slow tral and Eastern Europe. Butter prowling along a footpath leading to War II, annual shipments averaged possible in the course of 1947.

seen during the five years.preceding World Will rem

Increase in ration levels may be the hills..

only 4,000,000 tons.

The next Council meeting of Gheorghe, it was announced to-day the Hongkong Anti-Tuberculosis The Ministry will co-ordinate all the Association will be hold, on economie branches of the Govern- Wednesday, 27th November 1916 ment.

5.30

Medical p. m. at the headquarters, Hongkong Shanghai Bank Building.

ut

ported in Penang, Just outside the town limits, says Reuter.

According to

the

A farmer, who claims to have seen the beasts one clear afternoon from

distance describes them as half grown.

of about 20 yards.

The distribution of Parliament seats, as announced by the Govern inent bloc to-day, is as follows:

Tatarestue's Liberals, 71; Socialist All members are kindly request- Party, 74; Communist Party, 73;

Ploughmen's Front, 70; Popular SIDE GLANCES Party (Communist-sponsored) 20; Pensunt Party group. 21; Leftists, 7; Jewish organisations, 2: and Serbs, 1.-Unlied Press.

ed to attend. -

T. P. WU Joint Ion. Secretary

GOVERNMENT RATIONS DISTRIBUTION

SPECIAL NOTICE

TO.

HOLDERS OF RATION CARDS ̧NOS, * 1001 TO 1759 INCLUSIVE REGISTERED AT

LANE, CRAWFORD, LIMITED.

*The NOVEMBER Distribution of

FLOUR, SUGÁR, BUTTER and MILK.

will be affected between the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 noon and

2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. as under:-

Sugar

Flour

Numbers 1001 to 1150 Monday,

1151 to 1300

1301 to 1450

1451 to 1600

November 25th

Tuesday,

26th

Wednesday,

27th

Thursday,

28th

29th

1601 to 1759 Friday.

QUANTITIES ALLOCATED ARE AS FOLLOWS:——

Preah Butler,

Mik

Evaporated

Imported

Laundry Soap.

A IKO.40 per 1b..

2 ba Per Регион

6. HK$0.30

✪ HK$1.00

@^-liksazo per in

好

maximum

each 15. for

револ quantity per card being à lbs. tins for 1 to 4 Persons

6.10 10

11 persons upwards

Inc10.00 per ĺb, fxt jb bare per ralion card'

SUITABLE CONTAINERS MUST DE Brought for

FLOUR AND SUGAR.

Acreages and crops in Argentina and Australia have not yet reached their pre-war figures again. The com- bined exports of these two countries

COPE, SUNG BY NIA BERTIE, .... 1. M. REK KANT PATTONS

By Galbraith Vast

"I don't see how you figure l'm loo young for a motor. cycle, dad--if we order one now, I'll be wearing a beard before we get it!"

and

the

.

As this short survey of the world food outlook shows, only a slight situation can be Improvement in expected in the course of the present crop year. It will take several years liil the world as a whole will be able to return to the, admittedly in aréos inadequate, pro-wur standards of nutrition. This will only be possible when large supplies of feeding-stuffs enable the restoration the Continent of of livestock on Europe and in Britain. In the rico eating countries of Asia, long-term help from outside through additional grain shipments will be required if serious under-nutrition in the deficit arcas is to be avoided.

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Berlin Soviet artillery concentrated

as many as 600 10-barrelled guns on

a square-metre target.

Pravda snid: "The Soviet gunner must always keep his mind directed towards the future. and overtake the development of

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"Comrade Stalin demands from soldiers of the Soviet Army uninter- rupted perfection of their military and political knowledge enriched and mintured by the experiences of the great patriotic war.

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