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SHIPPING

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1946.

NEWS YENAN VIGILANT THOUGH ALL-OUT WAR

Alecraft Careler: Venerablo, 1: Victor- 10, 2.

Cruiser: Euryaluz, North Wall: Belfast, North Arm.

Transports Donaveniture, Mackle's Wharf. Destroyer: l'enn. AFD; Cockndo, South Wall: Constance, North Wall: Cossack, D. Escort Vencl: Widemouth Bay, South Wall Alnerity, 77: Atre, Nortti Wall: Alert, Black Swan, South Wall.

Bubmarine Depot Bilp: Adament, Dry Dock.

Buhmarian: Auriga, Amplion. Astute West Arm,

TU 1924: Naches, CTU 70.2.0, M4; YP 34. A4: Shelton

Evorole (DD700), (DD760) A: Romulus, Did; Taussig (DD76).

French Frigate: Tonkinolu, 7.

choroga.

THREAT BELIEVED OVER

Arc

Yennn, Dec. 12. (Delayed). Press reports that 15,000 American marines forced to remain in North China to protect Executive the railway lines Hendquarters personnel and to keep

from "Tlentsin to Peiping op en as a supply route were re- ceived by Yenan with deris ion.

This

Now

One of the most powerful told the Associated Press a few days Chinese Communists observed and dow, the Kuomintang Coless Custom Cruisers Teh Haing drily that 15,000 will be inade- reply and had few #lusions,

Yenan itself has no illusions either. Kowloon Bay: tai Cheng, Cozmo Dock.

Chinese LCT: Wan Ding. Yeumati Anqunte because they need to keep "Everything else has falled.

the rail line to Changchun free we must night" sentence li for members of the advance heard most often everywhere.

Danger of assault on Yenan itself | section of the Headquarters is believed largely to have been elf- minuted, but the eity is still under ans, and evacuees still live a chill Press.

Administered by Commodore-ia Commission

Va15 Fort Duquesno, 17.

Htore Ship: Fort Sandusky. A13. ANIES Fort Langicy, 1.27."

Olleres Celerol, roomdale, Wave Mon Arc, Oll Funi Jetty; War Sudra, 18:

Rapidal, Yaumall Anchorage: Empire Gorden, 13; Serhol. West Arm War Afridi, AI shopdals. 1: Empire Damsel, Talkoo; Birchol, Yaumati An- chorego.

Salvage Vene:King Salvor Wellington - Lifting Craft 23, 20, Talkoo; 50,

Wall.

Wellington Wail.

Crane Ship: Shehu Maru, Mackle's, Naicos Tuge: Encore, Enticer, East Arm.

Tugt Rockglen, Ruckland, Rockpldgeon, Tidal Basm.

NAVI Boomerang. Tidal Basin.

MEL (NABU): 41, NASO, Stonecutters; 42, East Arm.

Ahips in Maintenance and Nezerve MFV: JI, 1B1, 203, 204, 203, 23, 244, 245, 731, 7102, 70, 1971, 1101, 1127, Kowloon Camber; 1844, Aberdeen.

LCI (LA: 216, 11, 123, 103, 172, Kowloon Cainber.

LCT: 1161, 013, 1160, 1100, 1193, 1241. Kowloon Camber.

there,

L

"And do not forget Yenan," he said, "where there is an American liaison mission of five! men. Some of these marines should be put to work building it too railway to Yenan so

could be protected,"

is

The Executive Headquarters unlikely to furnish material for din- truksion of any sort soon. If the Nationa

runa its pres- Assembly cribed course-the Nanking Govern- ment still shows no inclination to incet Yenan's terms for renewal of negotiations the Headquarters will pass out of existence,

The Communists say frankly there is no justification of its continued NEC 110, Kowloon Camber; 109, Wel-life even now and that it certainly

will be disbanded.

Ington Welt.

HUMT

1105, FORO, 1032, 1106, 107 1100, 1008 1150, Kowloon Camber.

tockforest. Roclewing, TURI

Bock-

Merchant ships

Bataan, Holt's Wharf. Canor Ber. Youmati.

existence in 'bleak hills.--Associated

Army Surplus

Trucks Relieve

Japan's Transport

Tokyo, Dec. 15. Government has

The Japanese niready received delivery of 2,150 surplus United States Army trucks and work is going on to remodel part of the number for use in lightening the load on the overtaxed transpor- tation systems of the country's prin- ripal cities.

of

The Communists received.no for- mount, Kowloon Camber. Outside Wall.mal reaction from General Marshall following Chou En-lal's relteration of the terms upon which the Reds

Minister of Transportation Tsune- would resume Nanking talks-dissofiro Hiratsuka told the House lution of the Assembly and return of Representatives yesterday that Allied all troops to the January 13 limita. Headquarters had authorised the Radio reports of Government reac-

transfer of 8.620 trucks and 8,759

to the tion-all negative-were heard but trailers

Japanese Govern- no one was surprised. Chou En-tal

Capo Ilowe, Mackto's Wharf. Chungking Kowloon Bay. Egorlock, Yaumati

Empire Wition, Taikokteut.

Foo Nam, 128.

Glenapp, A1.

Glenfinns, AID.

Glenstras, A.

Ha Ha, Kowloon Dock.

II Tan, Youmati.

Helikon, 12.

Hemerlin, 13.

Iris. Laichikok,

Kenilworth. Kowloon Dock.

Lake Alin, Kowloon Bay. Malwara, Yauna.

Mul luck. Kowloon Wharf

Nanchang, Taikuo Duck.

Ninghai, 14.

Ovula, Blonecutters.

Tauin, Talicos Dock.

Period, Yaumatt.

Philae, Stonecutters.

Pina Wo, Custodian Whart

Пuys, Talkoo Dock.

Saluja, Talkoo Clock.

Shantung, Taikoo Dock.

Shengking. Talkoo Dock.

Stanhall, Kowloon Bay, Szechuan. Talkno Dock. Tai Po Shan, Shambulpo.

Txinan. Taikoo Dock. Tadano. AZ.

Walnut Bend, off Talkco. Wuchang, Kowloon Day. Wuruch, Taikoo Dock. Yunnan, Holt's Wint

Arrived Yesterday Empire Labrador (MM) British, 2.257 tons, Capt E. Jones, from Keelung

Tilandinne (CIL) Dulch, 8.700 tone, Capt J. Nederluf, from Shanghai, Amoy. Lake Atlin Jarding) from Vancouver. Phine (JCJL) from Europe, Singapore. Ninghai (139) Bettiah, 1,480 tons, Capt. Cregg.. from Bangkok.

Balaan Gilinan) from Europe.

Halled Yesterday Empire Pitk for Swntow," Amoy. Eastern Trader for Bangkok. Benalder for Bangkok. Straat Soenda fur Africa, South Amerien.

Bangkok, South

Fengtien for Salgon, Singapore, Penang. Empire Labredor for Whoipoa. Trein Maersk fur Salgon, USA.

Arriving Tu-day Kwat Sang (Jardine) from Shanghai, Foochow, 113.

In Sang (Jardine) from Sandakan. Yan Tal (CMSN) from Tranikong, Kafirisan-Jardine) - from Austraila.

Gertrude Maersk (Jebsen) from South

Americn.

Tot Shan 18hun Cheong) from Team

Kont. p.m.

Balling To-day Glenstrae (15) for Liverpool, Glas- Cow via Strails, pn. All.

Glenapp (Jardine) for Stratis, UK. pan.. Cape Howe (Dodwell) for Vancouver, Helikon (Wo Fat Sings for Salgon, p.m.,

A12.

pn., Mackto's Wharf.

310.

Expected Arrivals December 17

Dena Aniceta from USA. China Victory from Los Angeles, San Vrancisco.

Malacca from Europe. Ivaran from New York.

Hunan from Tientsin, Teingino.

Hiram from Bangkok,

Denares from Shanghal,

IMS Glory from Singapore.

Tal Kin Shan from Swatow,

December 18

Wing Sang from Shanghai..

* Expected Sallings

December 17

·

Yen Kal for Shanghal. Hermelin for Bangkok,

Canon Bar for Macao, Tourane.

December 18

Kwai Sang for Balikpapan.

Yan Tal für Tramkong,

Manila, Honolulu,

Tilandane for "Manila, Java porta.

Via Mantin,

U.S. Study Of Food Requirements

ment.

He said that part of the 2,150 trucks niready received will be converted into buses and added to the trans- portation systems of Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and other big cities rongestion is the greatest. Traies, trams and buses are so over loaded now that fatalities are daily occur- rence.

where

in

The Minister said that additions to Washington, Dec. 16. The United States has begun the municipul transport systems will an intensive study of food re-be made next spring. At present

are only 250 buses operaung decide Tokyo and less than 100 in Osaka. quirements abroad to

UNRRA shipments The rest of the number received will whether should be diverted from some be used to support railroad freight trucks lle sald the rest of the countries to others in greater transportation which is also strained. vital when received will be used in need.

reconstruction and production work but he did not disclose when these are receivable-Associated Press.

ATC A Staff of

experts food

crop on foreign assembling dula prospects for 1047 with the help of reports from American embassies abroad. It may complete the work fri two weeka.

Omelal's reported that if the con- clusions beur oul, at least Italy and Austria will need additional food and they will ask UNRRA's nine-nation central commitlee to divert shipments scheduled for more fortunate coun- trips.

Any such move by the United Stales virtually is certain to burn from the strong opposition Russian-Yugo-Slav committee mem-

Into

beri.

MARSEILLES CONSUL MURDER SEQUEL.

Marseilles, Dec. 15. * Marseilles police to-day detained for interrugation mam they

be lleve to be the murderer of Mr. Frederic Kristian Marstrander, the former Norwegian Consul in Mar- seitles.

Four Italians arrested earlier were released when Madame Murstran us the murderer.

AGAINST

INFLUENZA

Washington, Dec. 15. The United States Govern- ment is ready to wage all-out war on influenza thle winter.

The chief weapon in the, at-

tack is a new vaccine developed by army doctors during the war, which is expected to help great ly to alleviate the scourge.

The US Public Health Service has started a powerful puiflicity cam- paign to encourage the use of vaca cine among civilions. State and municipal authorities are being sup- piled with large quantities, and some Industrial organisations are offering to inoculate all their employees free of charge.

Experience with the vaccine has so far been encouraging. A single in- jection has been found to give rim- plete immunity from influenza for a period of two months or more in about 76 per cent of the cases where it was used. In some cases the im- munity lasted for a year. !

The vaccine is produced by intra- ducing influenza Virus Into egg em- bryos and then treating the virus with a formaldehyde to kill it. The

resulting product, when used to ino-

culate human beings, stimulates the production of antibodies that lend to ward off influenza. Most people feel no harmful effect from the Ino- culation, though about ten per cent are made unconfortable for a day or two.

Because of the egg base of the vaccine, however, persons allergie to eggs are warned against it.

The US Government's interest in defeating the results of a possible epidemic is made obvious by the foll the disease has previously talien here. Over the last ten years, the annual number of persons absent from work for more than a week due to influenza hrs averaged more than 10 per 1,000 among men and nearly 30 per 1,000 among women. Deaths from the disenso during the last ten years ranged from eight per 100,000 in 1933 to 30.4 per 100,000 n 1937.-Reuter.

EXPERTS START WORK OVER DISARMAMENT

New York, Dec. 15.

The first steps in practical disarmament were being prepared by United Nations experts here to-day after the General Assembly's historic action last night. In pas- sing by acclamation the resolution urging action to ban the atom bomb and other weapons of mass destruction. Though authoritative quar- results, but to-night obeurvors were ters strike a cautious note and foons proci que ele at the close of seven gruelling weeks of Assembly warn against over-optimism, debates. military and scientific experts

The main achievements of the New

of several nationalities are this york debates have undoubtedly been weck starting work on the ex- the disarmament resolution and crea- tremely complicated problemtion of the Trusteeship Counci), the

which of disarmament,

the Inst major organ of the United' Na- Assembly is handing to the tlons to be established. Security Council.

At the same time, members of the Atomic Energy Commission, meeting regularly behind closed doors, will be putting the final touches to its viini report, which must be submitted to the Security Council by the end of this month.

It is still too early to say how far all this activity will lend to concrete

U.S. Foreign Trade Boom Has Come

In the opinion of several prominent delegates, much of the Assembly's other business, including the much publicised controversy concerning the Great Powers' veto rights, has had more sound than substance-Reuter.

Dutch Criticism

Of U.S. Policy In Germany

Washington, Dec. 14, The Dutch accusations that the In Germany US. economic policy

Washington, Dec. 16. The big boom in foreign trade has come and government was discriminatory ngains! the economists who can still hear Netherlands were, denied by the the sickening echo of the crash State Department 30-day that followed the boom after World War I are ready to hold

their ears.

PLANS FOR

UNO HOME IN NEW YORK

New York, Dec. 15 Plans for the United Nations permanent home in New York are being pressed forward after the decision of the General As-

sembly late last night which settled the controversy."

Seven countries voted against Egypt, El Salvador, Iraq, Lebanon, the choice of New York-Australia,

Saudi Arabia and Syria. India considered San Francisco a better alle, but voled for New York to avoid

oppusing the majority decision.

Dr. Trygve Lic.

Secretary- Ceneral, was instructed to draw up plans.

So great has been the confusion the United over the problem of

the Untied Nations home that States had suggested postponement

for a year. Then on Wednesday Just came Mr. John D. Rockefel ler's dramatic offer of a $6,000,000 gift with which to buy land in the centre of New York.

The site involved in lies on

east

the

the offer alde of Manhattan

Island and measures half a mile by several hundred yards, consisting of six blocks of shabby buildings.

Mr. Rockefeller said he had ob- tained a firm offer and action must be taken whhin 30 days. The

"UNO Town" somewhere. Idea of a

in the open country, for which various areas had been considered, was Anally killed by last night's de cision-Reuter,

Will

The Department spokesman re- Indians ernied the "United States polley covery of liberated countries should Resume Debate

continues to be that economic re- :

On Constitution

It's starting the same way, with be at a more rapid rate than the sales and purchases at unprecedented German recovery" but explained the peacetime pealts and with a gigantic U.S. had been unable to allow the balance of trade-an Netherlands a greater share at pre- favourable

the few Germant excess of dollars received over the sent because of

products avaнable for export. dollars spent.

None of the experts interviewed The Dutch complained that Dutch predicts an

New Delhi, Dec. 15. economic catastrophe businessmen found all sorts of diffl-

The Indian Constituent As- within the next few years. They culties to go to Germany on business believe the present programme of so the State Department, explaining sembly is meeting here again to- loans and trade will keep things that it was due to the fact that morrow to resume the debate on humming for some time.

Germany had little to ship, promised to ease up on foreign businessmen Pandit Nehru's resolution for Meanwhile, sweeping reforms in with legitimate trade Interests inconstitution of an independent, foreign trade methods have

been Germany.

sovereign Republic of India.

Austrian Tract On proposed.

Slovenes Sets Off

Yugo-Slavs

Belgrade, Dec. 14. (Delayed).

The Dutch also asked that goods' Here is the present dilemma ac-going into or coming out of Ger- cording to the Commerce Depart many be cleared through Dutch

statisticians. ment

The United ports instead of German ports ns States is buying foreign goods at the before the war but the U.S. Govern- rate of four and one-half billion ment refused, explaining It would yearly and selling to foreigners at Increase the costs of American, cc- the rate of nine and one half to 10cupation-United Press. billion.

This year, the United States stands to clear more than 5,000,000,000. Some of this represents lend-lense An official Yugo-Slav spokes-and UNRRA outlays, but foreigners man bitterly protested on Satur- cash purchages in the second quarter day to the Allied Control Com- of 1846 represented 77.3 per cent of the total and properiton was in- mission for Austria against creasing rapidly. publication. of a booklet by "a

The previous peacetime foreign Nazi committee of experts" who, trade record was set in 1920, with he said, openly suggested Aus-exports at $8,228,000,000 and imports trian incorporation of a piece of at $5,278,000,000. Yugo-Slav territory.

4

In

United

SUN-RAY

HEATING

OF HOUSES

4

The resolution was not voted upon last Friday when Mr Nehru moved it, It is moured of swift passage after yesterday's decision not to move amendments, numbering about 40, tabled by Congress members.

However, It is generally regarded as likely that Dr Jayakar, Congress nominee, will press his substitute resolution,

at

Fbur members' of the States Negotiating Committee, in a state- ment Issued to day, expressed regret that a resolution had been moved the preliminary session raising many "fundamental issues." These Issues, they said.

"in our opinion connot and should not be considered or decided by the Constituent Assembly in the absence of the States' represenatives and before the negotiations, con-

the under templated

Cabinet Mission's plan have taken place be- twcen

Committee the

and tho

Both countries fought bitterly, alder failed to identify any of them/manded apprehension of the authors imported $2,489,000,000.--Associated dinary glass windows increase and committer yet to be

though unsuccessfully during the

the period of 1936-38 the

Purdue University has annually exported scientific States

house in which or The vigorous Yugo-Slav note de- goods valued at $2,007,000,000 and

and distributors of the hooflet which, Press. the Ministry of Information-spokes-- man sald, was printed in the State printing plant in Vienna and distri- buted to Austrian Parliament mem-

last weeks of the UNRRA conference

The Consul was shot dead at his his against American demands for "dexi- bilty" in apportioning UNRRA's re-home by a man who intered

dining room, while he and his wife maining $620,000,000,

were having supper. His assallanters,

with #12 accomplice escaped through the window but a soft felt hat, believed to belong to one of the men, was left behind. Reuter..

The Russian delegates argued that the programmes for each country should be fulfilled without change.

Yugo-Slavin, Poland, Czecho- Slovakia and the Russian Republics of Byelo-Russia and Ukraine now are slated to get nearly half of the unshipped total.

Officials said the American attitude Is that it is more urgent for UNRRA to use the remaining funds to avert hunger rather than for Industrial for the and rehabilitation gooda countries not in danger of food riots.

yeur.

ZIONIST CONGRESS

(Continued from Pare 1)

The note brought to a head the bitter subject of the Corinthian- Slovenes, now under Austrian con- trol. The strip of territory has been a point of dispute since Yugo- Slavin's liberaljon,

The

Charter Violated Says Madrid

by the British-India the heat in winter by the extra portion of the Constituent Assembly." sunshine they admit, but is as

They mentioned as. basic.

Issues the cool as any other in the summer proposal in the resolution for setting up on Independent, sovereign time, reports Associated Press.

comprising not only, India, but the Indian States, This heating by windows is part and the declaration that the "power of a study of using the sun's rays and for added heat Im cold weather. It

authority of Д sovereign Independent India, ils constituent is one of many researches at Purdue parts and organs of government are on improved living conditions.

Purdue has a housing research spokesman said Yugo-Slavia

Madrid, Dec. 14.

campus. Two houses were erected, intends to secure "the full national

except for the The Minister of Education, Mr Jose Virtually identical freedom" of the Slovenes, and ne- cused Austrin of failure to show that

Ibanez Martin, to-day told the Press number of windows. One house had she wants "sincere co-operation with that the United Nations action against glass windows in 12 per cent of its

wall

space. In the other 22.5 per Spain Yugo-Sinvia".

organisation's Straying From Democracy

charter. He said the origin of the cent of the wall

windows. "Inimical excesses on the part of United Nations action against Spain the Austrian Government have as- is apparent.

Month's Test sumed such forms that Yugo-Slavia.

15

take further energetic

In

the

Dona Anirala for Allantic coast via throug. In cereals, fats, oils and turn toward Russia, that the Arabs | relousness, sugrests protection Benares for San Francisco, Los Angeles sugar. The United States could will confiscate American oll in the

spare 300,000,000 bushels of food Middle East. grains and grain products for export "over and above the 400,000,000 bushels committed," the state. ment said. Associated Press.

Egerlock for Bingapore, Rangoon.

Phlab for Shanghai.

Hiram for Singapore,

Ivaran for New York,

Hal Yang for Swatow, Amoy.

OUTWARD MAILS

Registered and parcei mail closes half

an hour before ordinary · latters.

malis close at Kowloon PO halt as bour earlier than at GPO,

T

Monday, December 10

Holy War Threat

violates the

"If the world has an instinet of

Both houses,

расс Wos in

as far as possible,

derived from the people."-Router.

ARAB'S PROTEST STRIKE PASSES QUIETLY

committee

Jerusalem, Dec. 15.

An equally important purpose of the report now being drawn up, told the Congress on Sunday, after- oficials said, le to reach a conclusion noon, "Not only anti-Zionism, but on how many countries will need anti-Semitism has become an export is forced to intervene energetically self-preservation it will know how to had equal exposure to wind, air and led by the Palestine Arab Higher The countrywide two-hour strike direct American financial help next of the British Empire. That export and she

will Is directed mainly to Amerien, it is measures against such excesnes react to campaigns of such foul sunshine. The windows in both

action." He said If the United Na-

were placed so that they were shaded Committee passed off quietly to-day. National planning leaders mean-alleged that to fulfil the Zionist United Nations discussions,"

did tlons

The Commitlce announced. Inst not respect Spanish food programme will mean war with the spokesman declared. while predicted the world

involving half n million siluation

Araby will

He said the booklet denies the sovereitaty, it would suffer in pro- however, use window. In winter, Thursday night it would call a continue critical American troops, that the Arabs will Slovenes a right to national con-

found loss of prestige.-United however, the windows were in the the first half of 1947 par-

sun for most of the day and in the general strike of Arabs for to-day as the first step to protect righ's

Aral Press. of

direct rays of the noonday sun.

and existence est Nazi fifth columnists, justified the occupation regime and develops, a

Cuba's Suggestion

The test was made for a month In 3

resolution, the theory that "the right of the

expressed indignation with the outside temperature averu-| comm the German

New York, Dec., 15. conquerors is stronger than the right

Both houses were un- against the situation created by the of those who freed themselves".

Cuba suggested that members, of ging 20. "There is held out the threat of

The spokesman accused Austria of

the United Nations should withdraw heated. There was sunshine for a flood of Jewish immigrants, by a Holy War by the Moslems against straying from the road

their Ambassadors from "such coun- little more than one-third of the Jewish offresalon against Arab lands Democracy,

and by Jewish attacks. on Arabs in the Anglo-Americans, with Russia

trics as Poland, Yugo-Slavls, and experiment. the benellelary. To this nonsense is observed that the country was

against The house with the most windows their villages and homes."-Renter

The strike ndded the whispered suspicion that "Nazi satellite" and said Yugo-Slavin Rumania" as logical consequence of

was in protest the General Assembly's recommenda- got about nine per cent more heat the Jewish underground rald on an the Jewish exodus from Europe

would ask the Peace Treaty Council 15

tion that such action be taken against Inside from the sunshine. That is, Arab village and the kidnapping of directed with the assistance of the to take these things into considera-.

Franco Spain, tion in writing the Allied peace

this extra-window house probably the chieftain's son'ond All this exportly Russians.

ond daughter last with Austria-Associated

week, adds United Press, ganised misinformation painia Bri- treaty

Cuban Ambassador Guillermo Belt would have required about nine per taid as an Innocent peacemaker Press

In Telaviv, a spokesman for the offered his suggestion in an interview cent less degree-hours of heating.

undergrouted Press that Jewish

"organisation- whose friendship for the Jewa is

as Great Britain became the first creating a condition of jeopardy for

Haganah told the the entiro-Anglo-American cpalition and it has not failed to produce its ALBANIA-YUGO-SLAV effect.",

ECONOMIC UNITY CELEBRATIONS

Canada Cancels

Tax Petrol

Ottawa, Dec. 15.

Singapore, Colombo, Rangoon, Calcutta, Canada will drop its three cents

Johanensburg, Delhi, Cairo, Leadon, Syd- per gallon Dominion tax on gasoline may, Auckland (Air) 330 pan.

Canton, Amoy, Focchow, Shanghai from April 1, the Government an- (CNAC) 3.30 país

nounced to-day. The tax was · R wartime measure.

Kangmoon itwan Lul; 4 pm, Marzo, Tainshan, Shekkt" (Kwong Bai) 4.pm.

Canton (Kwong Fook Cheung) 4 p.m.

Tuesday, December 17

¿Manila (FEATI) 10,30 p.m.

Swatow, Bangkok- (Hermelin) noon,

· Manife," Makassar, Sourabaya, Batavia, (Tiadane) 3, p.m.

.Canton. Liuchow, Kunming, Amoy, Ahanghai, Hankow. Nanking; - Tringtao,

Pelping (CATC) 3.30 pm,

Kongmoon (Fouk Hiing) 4 pm.

Tsamkong. (Tolahan) 5 pan.

Macao, Tanahan, Shokki (Kwong (Sal)

4 p.m.

Canton (Bal On) 4 p.m.

Wednesday, December 18

Canton, Shanghai

'(CAC) 10 am, Manila (Don Aniceta)'3D a..

Btraits (ram) 10 a.m. Canada (Capt Howe) 10 m3, Hirait Tangoon (Egertlock) noon. Bangkok (Talpostian) noon. Hwalow, Amoy (Italyang). 3. p.m. it Bhanghai (Dataan) 5 min.

Sirpa, Bangkok Bingapore, Colomboo Calcutia, Delhi, London. (air) 3.30.

Provincial taxes on gasoline continue-Associated Proză.

SIAM'S TIN EXPORTS SUPERVISION

will

London, Dec. 15.

|

or-

Urging Zionists 'to adopt an nagressive attitude toward Britain, he said. "The truth is that without financial, political and American milltary ald, the British are capable of sustaining their preten

10-

London, Dec. 15.

sions to world power. It is time wo Tirana, the capital of Albania, to- A big demonstration was held in made clear to the Americans the

duplicity practised by British day, to celebrate the signing of the administratura and the undeniable treaty uniting the country economi-

;'

country to indiente compliance with the Spanish. resolution,

A British spokesman and the British Ambassader would be recalled from Madrid "very shortly"

(At The Hague, a Foreign Office -spokesman said that the Netherlands would withdraw Minister P. E. Teppema from Madrid as a result of the United Nations' action).

fact that antt-American agitation repo Yugo-Slavin, Tirana, radio Houses For Army

and

proceeding from Arab countries is reported.

An Albanian Government spokes- sponsored behind the scenes by

the demonstrators: "This man told British officials,”

which Yugo-Slavia under- treaty, by whi An agreement establishing a four- nation commission to supervise the

Louis Lipsky, New York Jowish fakes to industrialise Albania, will export of tin from Slam has been leader, appealed, to the extremist do away will Albania's dependence

by the Indo

Slamene, British, elements of the Congress to

Five on capitalist countries and open: A and United Australian

States Britain, a last

Albania's life era chance to fulfil now. Governments, the foreign office an- obligations to World Jewry before Albanian-Yugo-Slav relations." nounced. The prices will be on a embarking on a campaign of outright The treaty, signed on November basis cquivalent to those in Malaya. resistance.

27 and published two days · ago, The agreement also provides for.

provider for the abolition of customs

the twe A Inat-minute decision was madà | between

countries, the Siam to compensate Australian and British in mine owners for produc- to extend the general political debate stabilisation of exchange rates and

the war-Associated | another day. Dr. Weichmann will the unification of their tion during

| closa; the debate on Monday night, mysléifide-Router. Fress.

economic

Families

The goal of this research is to provide architects and engineers with information that can be used accurately. In planning glass areas in relation to home heating.

DAVIS CUP TEAM PROBABLES

his organisation carried out the raid and not na retribution. Ho said the against the Arab village as a warning New York Jewish Agency press officer who issued a dental of complicity in the alfack was "not well-informed".

TO-DAY'S BROADCASTING Melbourne, Dec. 16.zow. on 344 ke from 12.30-1.10. 0.30-7.30 Observers predicted to-day that and 9-11 pan, also. 9.52 me.

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