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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1947,“

SHIPPING NEWS INDIAN CONGRESS DECIDES JEWELLERY FOUND.

Alteraft Carriera Glory, 1; Venerable. A1

"Cruiser! Euryalut, 9: Delinal, Talkoo;

Bermuda, B.

Destroyers Cossack, Mit Day: Cockade. North Wall; Contest, Routh Wall; Finlan tore, along side AFD,

Escort Ver: Widemouth Bay, 7: Disck Swan, 7: Veryan Bay AFD, Afarerity, North Wall art, South Wall

Bubmarine Depot ship: Adamant, 2. Submarine Target Ahipt Pen, Mira fizy, Bubmarine Aurigs, Amphion. Aatura on Adamant.

TU 10.2.81 YP 340, A4; Koyes (DB787) AS: Nantatiala (AD00) BOIA, ^4. ··Har wood (13 8811, Berry (DD 098), Norris (DD (30) AS,

Chinese Customs - Cruiser! Teh Jising, Kowloon Bay.

^Administered by Commndero-in

Cominlastos

VSIR: Fort Constantine, 27.

ARIS Fort Langley, 1137.

Oller: Itapidol. Yaumall Anchorage; Empire Garden, MA; Serbol, West Arm; War Afridi, 10; Celerol, West Arm; War Sudra, Vircini), Oil Fuel Jetty.

Crane Ships Shelahu, Maru, Mackie's Whart.

Jescue Tage Encore, East Arm,

Tugi Rockglen, Rockpidgeon,

Tasin.

Tidal

NAV Boomerang. Tidal Basin. MISE (NASO): 41, NASO, Stonecutters;

42, East Well.

NSC (R): 109, Wellington Wall.

Boom Defence Vessel!

bain, Daritzan, Barmond.

Alerchant Bhipe

Adrastus. Talkoo Duck.

Ankui. 122.

Baronia. Par.

Arnst Telman, Stonecutters. Caltar I, Kowloon Dock.

Charles A. Mecue, Laichikak, Dwara, A7,

Dover, Latchikuk.

Empire Fraser, 110.

Empire Helford, Kowloon Wharf.

Empire Marshal, Holt's Wharf.

Empite Rajo. Kowloon Wharf.

Empire Witham, Taikoktsu

Erinner, North Point Wharf.

F Band. Custodian Witar.

Fort Glenora, 13,

Gujarat, Kowloon Bay.

2 sin, Kowtoan Dinek.

Ha Tan, off Yaumatt.

Hanyang, X.

1 Sanit, Kowloon Dock.

Iliram, B12.

Iris. Yourpath.

Kajang. Yaumati.

Kenilworth. Kowloon Dock

Kininella, North Point.

Mul flock, Kowloon Bay.

P'aula, Taikoo Dock.

Pet Teli, Alonecutters.

Period. Yaumai).

Ping Wo. Custodian Wharf.

President Madison, Kowloon Wharf.

Home Bank, Taikou Dock,

Ruys, Taikoo Dock.

Baldja, Taino Dock. Barpen, West Point.

Shengking. Taikoo Dock,

Skidmore Victory, A. Stanhall, Kowloon_Bay, Ezechuan, Talkon Dock. Tainan, Taikoo Dock.

TO ACCEPT BRITISH PLAN

SOVIET AIRMAN'S

1

PAMIRS FLIGHT

Moscow, Jan. 5.

The famous Soviet air- man, Ovsyanninov, is just back from a trip to the

Pamirs, along the toughest

air route in the Soviet Union. This flight brought his total the distance flown over Pamirs within the last eight years to 621,360 miles.

A Soviet News Agency correspondent who was on board the plane during the latest flight, now back in Stalingrad, says that for 250 miles the pilot took his plane at a height of 16,000 fect through narrow wind- ing mountain gorges. Ahead towered Peak Stalin, 24,605 feet high.

Flying along this route re- quired exceptional skill and endurance on the pilot's part. Reuter.

CENOLAKAL CODES 10109902199UTES PINTOJAI

New Delhi, Jan. 5.

The All-India Congress Working Committee will advocate at to-morrow's meeting qualified ac ceptance of Britain's attitude towards Indian self- government as expressed at the London talks carly in December, reliable sources said to day."

CABINET

TALKS ON PALESTINE

These sources said the Com- mittee decided to approve voting by a majority in sections as advocated by the British, but will insist that provinces bo not compelled to accept the Constitution against the will of their people.

The Committee agreed that the Constitution must be framed London, Jan. 5. with the co-operation and good- Political quarters expected will of all sections of the people, Sir Alan Cunningham, Palestine but warned against outside High Commissioner, to make interference.-United Press. a special journey to Prime,

Nehru's Blatement Minister Attlee's official country residence in Buckinghamshire to-day to discuss the Palestine

crisis.

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New Delhi. Jan. 5. Jawaharlal Nehru, supported the The Indian Congress leader. Pandit Congress Working Committee's solution approving the British state- ment of December 6, but warned The Colonial Office late this after- that the British Government was neon could not confirm that he had "definitely hostile and unfriendly". done so, though there was a general Nehru said: "Let us accept Bri-I bellet here that following the pro-tain's interpretation and leave tracted talks yesterday with a group excuse for its turning around and of Cabinet Ministers, the High Com-saying Congress rejected the May 15 missioner would make contact with plan." the Prime Minister, if possible, be-issued after the London talks had Britain's December statement was

Yesterday's

which talks, went on templed to clarify the Cabinet until

late hour, were attended by Mission's proposil of May 16 for the Foreign Secretary, Mr

Mr Ernest

Indian self-government. Bevin, the Colonial Secretary, Mr Arthur Creech Jones, the Minister Mr Hector McNell-who is

fore

HEAVY TROOP temurrown Cabinet meeting.

MOVEMENTS

IN N. CHINA

of

sirlights the deputy Foreign Secre

of

Nehru charged that "the British other fronts, expiolding the Afvalem are not fighting straight but behind Lengue.

IN SUITCASE

Paris, Jan. 5. Jewellery found in a sulte case at Secondigny, on the Paris-Bordeaux railway line yesterday was believed to be part of the £25,000 worth of jewellery stolen. from the Duchess of Windsor at Ednom Lodge at Sunningdale last year," the Parls newspaper Aurore said to-day.

The newspaper said that Scotland Yard had been in- formed of the discovery and the British police believed that they might belong to the Duchess.

A warning to this effect was telephoned to the Paris Security Police, the news- The police Paper added. wore stated to be anxious to contact a man wearing a British Royal Air Force uniform who was said to have given the name of Ward when he reported losing the lowellery on the Paris- Bordeaux

train: to tho Poitiers Polico.

The man had not been seen since, the report added.

Router. MANORUNACH

Palmyra Island Now Safe

Palembang Situation Described As Serious

Batavia, Jan, 6...

The Indonesian Premier. Dr Sutan Sjahrir, announced yesterday that fighting had broken out in Palembang, centre of American and Dutch oil refining Interests "in South-east Sumatra, and that the situation there was

njost serious."

Dr Sjahrir snk that dis-

patches from the Republican FACTORIES

Governor of South Sumatra re-

ported that fighting had flared

up after the Duteli had ordered AGAINST

the Indonesians to withdraw from an arca 20 miles round.

the town as well as from the ATOM BOMBS

city itself.

The Netherlands Army, at the rame time, confirmed that deneral Stem Spoor, Commander of the Dutch tor ces in the Nellierlands East Indies, would be returning to Holinud later this week to confer with the home government,

steamer

Washington, Jan. 6.

Mr Robert Wood Johnson, production expert and wartime chairman

of the War Pro- duction Board, yesterday urged Industry to start now. with government aid, to design 'new factories for protection against atomic attack.

'War Department' officials, at the same time, told a reporter that pro- Rress was being made in stikdies of methods for industrial protection anel civilian defence against mass des- truction httacks.

Two Australians were wounded on Friday when the Dutch fired on the Coombar on the Mosel River, according to the Indonesian Republican Ministry of Information. Australian sources. Identified the Coombar as a former Australian owned vessel, now Chinese owned, operating from Singapore under Brl- Mr Johnson, said that the job of tish registry. She carried several factory design needa civillan Reader- Australians among the crew.-As- | ship, with the military defining the sociated Press.

problems to be solved. The "M- lary Advisory Group, he said, might be a five-man cómmission of leading generals and numíráls.

SUPERVISION OF PERSIAN ELECTIONS

Eoriter, the President of the Con- tury as well as Sir Alan Cunning-gress, Kriplant, had described the ham and various high Government British December statement as "on- officials.

other rabbit out of the British bal". The belief la now hardening In

Provincial Autonomy Shanghai, Jan. 5.

informed political quarters that the The draft of the Committee re- The outbreak of large-scale

of the Palesting situation solution disclosed that the Committee fighting in the near future in

was to incetings is would recommend drafting of the meetings this week-one is to- Indian constitution in accordance Central Hopei Province,

ro-morrow-to conalder first the ad- with the British Government's Inter-

Washington, Jan. 6. forecast in Chinese press

vlanbility

The United States Navy ports to-day from North China, Palestine as imposing martial law in pretation of proper procedure.

in a protection against fur- An important paragraph

Department announced last telling of heavy troop move ther immediate deterioration in the resolution said: "The All-India night, on the basis of a message ments by both the Government situation, and secondly some cate Congress Committee is anxious that received from Honolulu,

the gorical the Communists in

that will

resolve the the Constituent Assembly should the waters which threatened to plan vicinity of Paoting, the im- prezent period of doubt and alarm proceed to work on framing a con- engulf the tiny Palmyra Island machinery of the state is being used

that

been caused not only institution for free India Sarpen, Norweging, 1.100 tons, Capt B. rail-Palestine but throughout the Middle goodwill of all parties concerted

American way town about 100 miles south East by the present wave of terror. In view of removing the dificulties and that the men there

that have arisen owing to varying "returning to duty." Interpretations, we agree

Volaella, Kowloon Dock. Wah Chung. BI, Walnut Bend. ft.Talkoo. Wuchang, Kowloon Bay. Wusuch Taikoo Dock,

Arrived Yesterday

Ronen, from Singapore.

President Madison from USA.

(APL)

Tilrem (Thateren) Norwegian, 1,100 tons, Capt O. J. Apold, fram Rothow,

Erinner (APC) Dutch, 3,581 torts, Capt

and

of Peiping.

~~Reuler.

hile NEW GREECE

A strong Communist force is said to be massing near Wangtu, about 30 of Pauting, while miles south-cust

six Communist

over 40,000 tents and

reported north

D. J. Van Baisvost, from Abadan.

Bela (APC) British, 1.975 tons, Capt F. Pearson, from Singapore.

Ernest Telmen Wallem) Russian, B47 about tons, Capt Aufmoghmor, from Mania.

Balled Yesterday

Yan Tai for Tamkong. Shautung for Swalow, General

Gorden for

Francisco.

Marine Lynx for Manila.

Sinnghai,

Wing Sang for Singapore.

Van Heute for Singapor

Empress of Scotiand for Shanghai.

Trevaylor for Singapore, UK. Prosper for Swatow,

Lightning for San Franciscu,

Tol Shan for Taamkong,

Arriving To-day

centrating

regi- militia con-

to be of Shensi for un at tack on Yulin, the main Great Wall and Sulyuan pass between Shensi

San provinces, about 100 miles north

the Red capital of Yenan, according

Empire Dirk (D & S} from UK Stralis, Holl's Whart.

Masbet (South China) from Haiphong. Baikeng Wharf.

Maincen East Asistle) froin Shanghai.

Hamilton Victory (APL) from USA.

Balling To-day

•

Empire Helford (Mac. Mac.) for Singa- pare, Calcutta, Kowloon Wharf,

E Sang (Jardine) for Keelungs, S'haf,

4 pm., Custodian Whart.

p.m., D.-.-.-.-.-.-

Malacen (East Asiatic) Europe.

kok. BI1.

Expected Arrivals

for

to a communique of the Ministry of National Defence in Nanking.

POLICY ADVOCATED

London, Jan. 6.

role in

Greek withdraw her troops on Yenan and the surrounding areas Greece as soon as possible, from three directions.

of the

the

to advise

that

Teheran, Jan. 5, Some Persian newspapers which recently condemned, forcim inter- ference of any kind, are today celling for British

and

United States intervention to supervise the elections due to being here next Saturday.

being asserted in zome be in no sense free and that the quarters here that the elections will

It is

hended

were

|

is

by the Premier. Ghavam 'es Sul:anch.

The

refort of the Premier's supporters

that the shrillest critics are merely seeking freedom to manipulate the election in their own Interests.

Persian diplomatie elreles empha- sise that the case is different from that of the countries of Eastern where Britain and the

In an article in the magazine "Army Ordnance," Mr Johnson de-

Slared:

The widespread belief that busi- ness leaders are unwilling and un~ abla proceed Is in errot The bottleneck to progress is the govern- ment. We in business nre ready to "develop a defence."

He wrote that hundreds of new. factories were being built in the United States, that thousands more were "on the drafting boards," and that the "modern factory in quiner- ablo".

"Production people must be brought in now," Mr Johnson added, "and the whole story should be laid on the table."--Associated Press.

China Will Get Millions In Surplus Goods

The world's greatest privately-

action in accordance with the inter- A Navy spokesman said that Navy pretation of the British Government communications at Fionolulu ré- with regard to procedure."

Tho

draft

ported receiving, the message at 1004 resolution stressed: GMT. "This must not involve compulsion of provinces, and the rights of Sikhs. The Navy Department here com- and

the Punjab should not be municated with Honolulu after being Jeopardised,"

Informed of reports by Globo Wire Europe, With reference to future develop- less that a distress call had been United Stotes have undertaken run moving job is beginning in ments, it was recommended that the received from the Navy station principle of provincial autonomy the island. should be kept in view,. The Com- mittée accepted the principle of the Honolulu had received the distress The spokesman reported that afler majority vole ruling in the Com-

affairs Press.

from

minority

And

on certain

for responsibilities

the Guam as a contracting firm pre- political future.

pares to pack and ship the Backwardness

dependence prevall

vall among the Persian electorate, millions of tons of American

islands to China.

An all Party delegation from the mittee's drafting sections of the con- call from Palmyra, apparently the and many observers think elections Burplus supplies in the Mariapas. The communique describes as "a Briti Parliament recommended pure fabrication the Communist reyesterday that Britain play an in-tution, but cautioned against over-same one as received by Globe Wire-as they are understood in the West are impracticable of the present riding port that the Nationalist General Hu creased

Wishes.-United less, all Navy ships were ordered to

Surplus on Guam, Saipan and 7- stand by to evacuate personnel from time in Persia. Chung-nan's troops were converging, but

the island-Assocluted Press.

Anglo-Saxon quarters stress that nian represents a substantial part of whatever discrepancy exists in the the estimated US$600,000,000 hoard. electoral practice between Persia and on Pacific islands (excluding, the

Anglo-Saxon countries.

the Philippines) which the United States has transferred to the Chinese owner- matter CONCEINE

Persin's people alone-Reuter.

ship as settlement for China's sur- vices.during-the-war.

The same

Submitted. communique admitted Cabinet,

10

the British the Greek govern- the loss of the towns of Kinslang ment and King. George of the and Kuych, in south-east Shantung, Hellenes, the report prepared by about 90 miles from Tsinan.--Router. four Labour members of Parliament, two Conservatives and one Liberal who visited Greece. for two weeks Inst August-sald also:

SALVAGE OF

CORINTHIC· COMMENCES

at

to-

DAVIS CUP ON WAY TO US.

Sydney, Jan. 5,

Cripps' Message To Chiangs,

Shanghai, Jan. 6.

"The guaranteeing by Britain of

The Davis Cup, a.rborne for the 1947 will sco The hope that Han Yang (3) & S) for Amoy, Shal. 4 united China was "expressed by Sir gratify the Greek people and remove Aof present frontiers of Greece would

first time, began its trans-Pacific Journey to the United States and Liverpool, Jan. 6. Straits, Stafford Cripps, President of the

with it went the non-playing captain, Board of Trade, in a letter to Pre-many of their anxieties. (Thoresen) for Swalow. Dona-gident, and Madame Chiang Kai-shek policy" toward Greece, the delega- British 16,000-ton liner Corinthic Frank Parker an Teo Schroeder,

Calling for "an entirely new Salvage work on the new Waiter Pate, and members of the victorious team of Juck Kramer, conveying gratitude for their kind-lon, recommended that Britain sup- began ness to Lady Cripps during her report the formation of an all Party day after firemen had success-

Birkenhead government, possibly excluding the

The party and the big trophy are The letter said in part: "I pray at me. Left with new elections "on fully completed their 20-hour flying in an Australian National Air-

an up to date register" to follow.

ways. Skymaster, which as expected fight to extinguish a "It is also abic," the report said, which broke out yesterday in the coming year may bring a healing

blaze to reach San Francisco on January 8. spirit of mutual toleration into the "to ask the Greck government to one of the holds hearts of the Chinese people as they accept the appointment of a British may go forward together to plan the financial adviser with the duty of united reconstruction of their coun-recommending a try.

the present system of taxation."

January †

Empire Park from Hofhow.

Nellore from Australia.

Pukien from Java, Singapore.

Panay from Manila.

Treworlas from Europe.

January *

Bengal from Fon Francisco, Manila, Surprise from USA.

Edward Everett from USA.

Ninghai from Shanghai,

Expected saltinge

January 2

Empire Labrador for Keelung. Hamilton, Victory for Hollo, Cebu.

January 8

Empire Park for Swatow.

President Madison for San Francisco. Adrastun for Singapore.

Skidmore Victory for Shanghai, San Francisco, Lus Angeles, New York,

Boston.

Gujarat for Maurillus, South Africa.

OUTWARD MAILS

Registered

Unless otherwise stated. Articles and Parcel Posts close 30 ninutes earlier than the time stated below,

Monday, January 0.

Formata (ken) nona.

Salgort, Singapore, Colombo, Sydney, Auckland (nie) 3.30pm.

Canton Amoy, Foschow, Shanghat (alr) 3.30 pan.

Macao, Thinshan, Shekki (sca) 4 p.m. Kongon (sen) 4 p.m. Canton (hea). 4 p..

TO-DAY'S BROADCASTS

cent tour of China.

the

De Gasperi Arrives In Washington

Washington, Jan. 5. The Italian Prime Minister. Before he left, Pate told a reporter Alcide de Gasperi, arrived here that he looked forward to Australia to-day aboard a US Army At one time the ship developed a being the challenging nation in 1847, of capsizing, but the fire-fighters

The Vinnell Company, who manag ed several large army depots in the United States during the war, will pack and ship the enormous assort- ment of goods in accordance with the Sino-American "agreement rigned in Nanking in the summer of 1940. The will operate on a cost plus сотрану

with substantial bonuses for

baction of shipment before the

end of the 22-month period provided In the contract.

Morrison-Knudson Inc. has a zimle lar contract for shipment of supplies from Okinawa,

Rellef Supplies y

A.J. Kirkland, project manager,

drastic reform of list of 20 degrees and was in danger and said with a smile that the United transport plane sent to bring told the Associated Press ho.expected

the

Press.

to send the first 8,000-ton shipload of goods to Shanghai in January. Top: priority will be given to food and clothing for relief purposes and to transportation equipment with which to haul them from Shanghai to the interior.

"As we know from our own ex- COMMENT ON WARFARE

managed to right her by pumping States was likely to hold the Cup him from Bermuda, water into other parts of the vessel. only for a year or two. Associated Ho

four perience the development of modern

will stay

doys' In democratic methods in a vast coun- Commenting on the current war-which is feared to be considerable,

as guest of the US A complete check of the

Washington damage,

Government. He try auch as your own is fraught with far between government forces and In expected to take three days.

was met by the Tar- bands,

Italian Ambassador, Alberto the greatest difficulties, and the pants Leftist

the delegation of such development

both observed: can be

The Corinthic wrs due to take her circuit in the temporary wiring used chiant, and the U.S. Ambassador to painful and prolonged. Throughout "It is alleged that some of these trials as the world's largest refrigera

tor ship in a few weeks time. She for the pilot lumps in the bold. Italy, Mr James Dunn.

No combat material, aircraft, mari this difficult period we in this coun- bands receive aid and

This may have set alight the far- The Italian Premier:anid: "I have timo

equipment or fixed installations try will be watching with deep sym- ment from the other aide of the Dominions fon trade.

encourage-was intenderl for

British paulin covering the hold, thereby accepted the invitation of the United are in the surplus stocks, a spokes- pally and with a desire to do all we frontier and it is probable that this of the fire is 10wn,

The cause gniting the timber shavings and States Government

office of the as an honour. man for the Guam can to assist.—Reuter,

is the case.

but it is loose cork Insulation in the hold it-I consider it expresses a desire to

Foreign Liquidation Commission It would be a mistake, thought to have been due to a short self.--Reuter.

stated. however,

help Italy. to assumo that the activities of these bands are entirely due to foreign inspirition".

"This can be tremendous. First, by assisting, her in her offorts to Right Wing

period of emergency. Second, by backing her in her drive to become an active element in the world policy of pacification and colinborn- tion.

Independence

Or

Else

Bald.

the report

"never on Communist

bands in battle, but devote them-. selves terrorising the villages and exacting blackmail from any- one rich enough to pay it.

Withdrawal of British forces from date" wos "subject to con- the British Government about the siderations of strategy and high

con- policy,"Associated Press,

New Delhi, Jan. 5,

U Aung San, the Burmese leader

Greece "at an early

en route to London for talks with recommended,

future of Burma," told 'a press ference that his followers would quit the interim government and launch a new struggle unless their demands for complete independence granted.

were

Aung San; who is vice president of the Governor's Council and leader of the dominant Burmese party, sald his supporters were free of Inhibi- dions of non-violence. Ho declared, "There is no question of Dominion

ZBW Hongkong broadcasting on Frequency of G45 Biloevers and from status, We 123020 1.15 p.m. 6.30 to 1.30 p... and. pendence."!:

from to i p.m. alan.on 0.32 megacycles,

0.30 The Six'. Swingery: 0.45,

Come

want complate, inde-

on the Test Inter- holding, the

Ating San sald he would oppose Judeje, onde elavt Nows in under the old constitution, but he

London Itelny: Italde Nows from Britain:

7.15, Donald Peers. "Cavalier of Song expected that the

7 Brudio: "I Like What I Like-Molly Assembly to be elected 'would draw

Birkar. Variety $30, "tuale Time: 0. us: the future permanent constitu-

Disappointing

Rice Shipments

POLISH DEMOCRATIC

BLOC STATES AIMS IN

struggle out of the present critical TURIN PRINTERS

ON

STRIKE

Rome, Jan. 5. Turin newspapers will not appear

ELECTION MANIFESTO States will help to strengthen the to-day following a sudden strike by

Warsaw, Jan. 5.

Poland's four-party Democratic Bloc to-day published an election programme manifesto, blasting the "protec- . Lion of Germany," pledging to liquidate internal "Fas

Stanislaw cist" movements" and calling Vice-Premier Mikołajczyk's Peasant Partý a party "collaborating with bandits."

High spots of the programme The Bloc's foreign policy also

stressed close ties “with tradlionally

"I hope my trip to the United

confidence of American

public printers last night./nccording to a opinion in Italy's resolve and capacity report sued here by the Italfan

to recover."-Neuler.

news agency, Anso,

The strikers have asked for a re- duction in work time from, nix to' Ove hours, the report added,

Exchanged Life Reuter

For Kiss

BELGIAN CREDITS

·FOR HOLLAND

Young Sabry Souleiman el: Sham, Bangkok, Jan; 5. are special recognition rights democratie France, whose prets of Beirut, exchanged his life for

to Poland's support on the one

The Hague, Jan. 57 Slam's January rice shipments will for the Catholic Church and cama

kisa from Khadije Bint bo only about 20,000 tons, against guarantees of civil liberties.

According To subject of tho Pollali western borders

the Netherlands. the target 40,000, according to the

last week, and good relations with amdoub el Babalant. his sweet News Agency, Professor F.A.G.

heart, Siamese Commerce Minister to-day.

the great democracies of the United

Keising, adviser to the Netherlands The strict Bedouin code of court-Ministry of Finance, stated.

10-day who explained that the new heavy. The programme reiterated States and Britain." election

and surplus avaliable in January on close, friendship with Soviet out in a new constitution.a Marm wait that long and rave, her one day and this morning have concluded

will be the policy stand

The Democratic Bioe will work may prohibits kissing before that the Dutch and Belgian delega

marriage.

But Sabry could not Lions which met in Brussels yester Constituent taxed by needs..

Carta of civil liberties, guaranteeinkon Russia and warned that "good free speech, free press and equality The news spread quickly over the glan National Bank will immediately

ingering Jelen, The Internal rice situation is relations with each Allied state before the law to all citizens, free- most confused as the Govermentill be determined by the re-dom of religion and special recogne Kh

za agreement under which the Bel- countryside, possibly bochuse restart to supply credits.. continues battling ngainat smuggling

to the Leld, or Netherlands. tion of the rights of the Catholic, Khodijo got scared and la endeavouring to introduce lations between that state and church. The constitution will someone saw them. Her tribe held Ho said he would demand i that

He added that the agreement British troops remaining in Burma rationing,

་ད ་ ་ The Government Rice Allocation

Germany. be-placed under the control of the.

puntunto the riches of private id be halvera pu- tooth: D handed over for approval Initiatiye." AN IN

tation could salvaged. They to the Dutch and Belgion Burma government. He said he Chief dirtlosed that the 1047, rice · Than Bloc outlined progress In re- Meanwhile, press reports from Aned Sabry 10,000 Syrian pounds, Ministers to-day and he expected it. Paray Franklin:for and on balalf of and. Baldev. Singh the question of of exportable », margin,” against the year. "The government has restüred as office of the Electoral Commission, brother. Maka, the village: valid until Juns; 10, when 'a'” nêw!.. Printed and pubished by Frederick had discussed with Pendit Nebra harvcals may allow only, 430,000 tons constructing Poland in the part Cracow said that bandita attacked but that did not satisfy Khadije's would come into force to-morrow.

The hew arrangement would bo South China Morning Post Limited withdrawing Indian troops from 600,000 tons commitment but the industry almost to pre-war level at Ochode, murdering an

electoral As Sabry toria, the Colony of Hongkong.

Wyndham Street, City of Vic Burna and that no decision had bocu baterice will be recoverable from and, in some branches, above pro- offelal and ave militiamica on 106- Khadijo's: brother; shot him dead, agreement, would be concluded

„reached. Untied Pre EL FLAVOURENSE

surplus-Reuter!.

war “” it said; pen

United Press, 21

-reports" United Press,

Reuters et

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