1947-05-29 — Page 4

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY

BATTLE WITH U Aung San Declares

DESERT SMUGGLERS

Catro, May 28.

A 17-camel convoy, carrying a huge quantity of arms and am.

the munition, was seized in Western Desert, 70 miles south of Mera Matrah, today after a running qi battle with Frontier Camel Corps.

the

made after

The capture was desert patrols had "shadowed" for nearly 40

the gun-runners

hours,

When ordered

to stop fo

camel drivers opened fire, and a running batile ensued until the smugglers were

and arrested.

According

overpowered

to the Frontler Corps, the booty included 70,000 rounds of ammunition, 33 elites, 19 revolvern and three tommy guns-Reuter.

DISCUSSING

FUTURE OF

Burma's Internal

And External Aims

Rangoon, May 28.

U. Aung San, President of the Anti-Fascist People's Freedom League, and deputy Chairman of the Burmese Interim Government, declared here to- day that his political career centred on one ideal- the establishment of a united and independent Burma by the free will and the sanction of the people..

The free and united Burma that he envisaged, he said, will be a "friend to all and foe to none, a sovereign state bused on the world charter, peace and democracy."

This concept, he added, marked the outline of Burma's draft constitution adopted by the AFPFL Convention held here last week.

SABOTAGE

ATTEMPTS

FRENCH INDIA│IN N. E. I.

on

New Delhi, May 28. Talks on the future of French possessions in Indin are going Vice here between the

of Tresident

the Interim Government, Pandit Nehru, the

of Governor-General India, M. Francois Baron, and the Charge d'Affaires, M. Henri Roux.

Batavia, May 28.

The Burmese leader said that the proposed "union of Burma" will be a merger of the uninis- terial Burma frontier areas and the racial minorities in the country, and "actuated by common policy and purpose in accordance with the principle of self-determination."

He told Reuter, "We consider it a and unduring measure. It is learned that in the Good-practical

It is not a move to unify Burma by factory at Buitenzory. year

a decrce as attempted during war which recently produced its fint time. It is an example of a unifica- inner tube since the war, tion attempt by the free will of the tempts at sabotage have people concerned,"

the French discovered.

Dutch news agency, Aneta, reported today.

The military police arrested number of Goodyear's native per- sonnel in connection with these nf- tempts.

M. Baron has already hinted that the peoples of French India would determine be given the right their own future relations with the rest of Indin.

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U. Aung San zald: "The draft con- stuition which will be finished by the Constituent Assembly before the end of this year is essentially Bur- mese in idcology."

We

"We have not tried to copy any- Goodyear's director, Tonald Gow, thing for the sake of copying

Our told Aneta today that sabotugu nt-have no partiality towards any par- tempts could have had serious effects ticular 'isms' execpt patriotism, The French Indian possessions on the working of the factory bud motto is the improvement of the lot of the common people in our coua- 17th they not been discovered in time so

tried to try. relle of Expeditions froin the

Anything we have five that no damage was done. of century ohwords-connist

utilise from modern constitutions of selected with separate colonies covering about 190

the world, we have

utmost care and thoroughly the square miles.

adapted to sult Burma's espirations and Burmese genius."

ut

Meanwhile, Goodyear's manuger has reported the maiter to the Unit- ed States Consul-General Batavin.

exists that the

Portugal has 1,600 square miles of India-the province of Gua, Damo,

The possibility with the small territory of Dadara and Nagar-Avely and the tiny is-sabotage has a political background, an a Dutch military statement in land of Blu

this connection is expected tomor- row.-United Press.

of

distur- Although Ittle news bances percolates through the rigid Port- censorship Imposed by the guese, reports have leaked out of Gon recently indicating political un- rest and, unicasiness among the pre- dominantly Hindu population.--- ter.

TRYGVE LIE TO GO FISHING

New York, May 28. Dr Trygve Lie, Secretary-General of the United Nations, announced

Buitenzorg Affalt

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1947.

• PACHYDERMIC

TERPSICHORE

Philadelphia, May 28.

Burma, the Philadelphia Zoo's ponderous but lovable elephant, has taken up bubble dancing.

It started when a child's toy balloon rolled into Burma's cage.

She eyed the balloon suspiciously, then gave it an exploratory poke with her trunk.

As it wafted gently away, she took in pursuit and was soon pushing the balloon all over the place. Sho gave the Impression of being an outsized, ungraceful girl who misguidedly took up ballet dancing..

Later, keepers gave Burma a larger and stronger balloon. She places her big foot on it and sometimes sits Keepers have to be Johnny- on it with disastrous results. on-the-spot when Burma breaks a balloon. She tries to swallow the rubber.--United Press.

World Strategy Link With Italian Colonies

London, May 28.

The unsolved problems of world strategy dominate the task of disposing of the former Italian colonies of Libya, including Cyrenaicn and Tripolitania. Eritrea and Somall- land.

With the Soviet Union's agreement that a deputies, -conference should be convened at once in London, Britain' is fixing a suitable date with the American, Russian and French Governments, it is learned from an authoritative

source.

AUSTRIA'S

The chief difficulty met by the great powers in at once settling their attitudes to the future of the Italian possessions,

APPROVAL OF

ST LAWRENCE SCHEME URGED

NOTICE

CHINA. PROVIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE · CO., LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

Washington, May 28. Urging the Senate ralifention of the treaty with Canada for

NOTICE is hereby given that the development of the St Lawrence river, Secretary of the Forty-sixth Annual General State George Marshall ani to- Meeting of Shareholdere will be day that the completion of the held in the Jacobean Room, Hong- project would aid immeasurably | kong Hotel, Podder Street, Hong- United States-Canadian defence | kong, on Saturday, 31st. May 1947, of the North American con- at Noon for the following pur tinent.

poses:-namely, to consider the

General George Marshall, former President Herbert Hoover and others Annual Statement of Accounts have appeared before the Senate and the Balance Sheet and the Foreign Relations Sub-Committee, Reports of the Directors and Au-. considering new legislation to pro- vide for $500,000,000 expenditure on ditors thereon: to elect Directors International

and Auditors in the place of those Cieneral Marshment.

aald that the Stratfring, and to declare a Dividend Lawrence project could

and Bonus, to appropriate the Balance of tho Profit and Loss Account as recommended by the Directors, and to transact any other ordinary business of the Company.

"enable to bulld ocean-going war vesseln in the reintivo security of Inland wa- ters, create a vital new line to the industrial heart of the United States and permit the development of power resources comparable with those in the Tennessee Valley and basinia. of

do rivers, the Columbia and Colora

These power developments

prerequisite to the develop- ment of atomic energy, he added.

Mr Hoover said that if a seawAY were

now available, the United States would be able to move its full volume of surplus food for the pone- at of the starving peoples

abroad, but as things now stand, we are

able to move to the Attontie const ports only a maximum of 1,500,000 tons of food a month. Even that amount bas seriously strained our existing transportation, facilitlen."----

TWO GROUPS is that trusteeship over any of Reuter.

OF NAZIS

OUTWARD MAILS

the former north or east African colonies would give important strategic benefits, whose im- portance can only be gauged when the powers kŋow the re-i sults of four other still unset-minutes earlier

led issues:

ber

from

and

Vienna, May 28. The former Chancellor, Kurt von Schuselnigg, in a deposition

1. The Egyptian uppeal to the rent at the Guido Schmidt trea- son trial today, disclosed that Security Council, aiming at the

evacuation of British troops he and his staff fostered certain the Suez Canal zone and the Sudan. 2. The General Assembly's de- Chamber Of Nationalities relations with the Austrian

Nazis with the intention of bate on Palestine, which will in the long run determine whether Britain

mandato Referring to the proposal in the draft constitution to set up a "Cham-splitting them into two groups. will relinquish

Interrogated by an Austrian legal withdraw her troops,

deferred at- ber of Nationalities," consisting or

The now long J. representatives of all parts of the expert of his home in itappato, Italy. Union of Burma, U. Aung San said: Schuschnigg sald at Schmidt, a tempts to revise the 1936 Montreux Foreign Minister. Convention on the status of the Black former Austrian Batavia, May 28.

"I do not see how this creates

there were two groups Sea Straits, which will decide" whe- A communique released by the

only also knew, ale consisting of ther the Soviet Union secures a mill- multi-national problem; Dulch Information Service said that

racial to solve

and of Austrian serves

loyal Austrians who wanted to main-tary base in the Dardanelles. the Netherlands East Indies Governminority problem.

The present internal and voll- ment did not propose, to interfere "It brings together the various tain the country's independence and directly in the differences connected racini and minority groups within another group of extreme radicals tical crisis its Italy, which will de- into cide the attitude of the respective with the assiguing of any part of the the country on terms of equality, who wanted Hitler to march powers to Italian claims for trustee- odministratia to either the ke mutual respect and common

Schuschnigg reiterated that during ship over some portion of her former publican Government or the Paroen-

pose. It is a practical measure for dan Party in the Buitenzorg affair.

unification-an act of goodwill and the years of Austria's struggle

Cannot Make Plans 11 said that it would do its utmost zenerosity on the part of AFPFL maintain its independence there was to help to find a solution that, in Burma's premier political organisi a "dominating portion of the popula

Until these matters are settled, ili practice, would do justice to the tion towards our brethren of the tion animated by the spirit of re-

Near up her strategie plan in the East, involving possible the deve- lopment of East African bases and so to make a decision on the Abyssinian claim to Eritrea.

our

pur-Austria.

to empire.

today that he will leave on June 5 while of the Republieun nfficials frontier areas who have bùfittingly 'sistance in case of German aggres- is difficult for Britain finally to draw

for a month's holiday in Norway with his family.

He added that he had no inten- tion of having offeinl contacts and said:

Lo

the

nt the same time, meeting responded to our gesture”, adequately the desires of the popu- Discussing Burma's future re- Intion.

lations with world powers, U. Aung Referring

Indonesian San

the international said: "In charges that the Dutch authorltles

but

interdependence. In it was the in favour of declaring Burma as an cominunique added that Intention of the NEI Government to independent sovereign state, WC

sion."

"I shall be spending most of had alded with the separatiste, the "phere, our iden is not independence Austrian soldiers to fight Hitterites |

my time fishing."-ilcuter,

Bathers Endangered

By Explosions

Badly Hit By War

otherwise Unless Articlen

sinted. Registered Parcel Poris close 30 the time stated below:

Thursday, May 20 Canton (Train) 1.30 puta. Liuchow and Kunming (Air) 3.30 p2.175. Shanghal, Polping. Swalow, Amny, Canton and Poochow (Air) 3,30 p.m. Konginoon, Macao, Tsimshian & Slickki || (sea) 4 p.m. Canton (Trainy p..

Friday, May 30 Thamkong (Kwongehowwan) (en) 9

A.M.

Dangkal and Manlin P.I. (Sea) 10 ari. Canion (Trała) 130 paa,

kalphouk (Ara) 2 pn,

Amoy and Manila P. (Sex) 3 p.m. Kon;moon, Macao, Tainshan & Shekki

(en) 4p.m. Canton (Bea) 5 p.m.

Bangkok, Rangoon, Calcutta, Karachi

Bagra. Cairu, Johannesburg, Augusta, Marbelllen and London (AT7) 330 p.m. Singapore, Colombo, Sydney and Auck-

land (Air) 3.30 p.m.

Saigon and Paris (Air) 3:30 pm, Amoy, Shanghai, Nanking." Hinakow, Tsingtao and Peiping (Air).330 p.m. Chungking, Canton and Hollow (Air)

3.30 pm.

Saturday, May 11 Manita P.1. Honolulu, U.3.A. and

Canada (Air) 30 a.m. Manila P., and Amoy (Sex) 10 a.m. Shanghai (Sea) Noon. Canton (Train) 1.30 p.m. Manila P.1, (sa)' 1 p.m. Strofts and Stangoon (Sox) 3 yậm. USA. Central & South Amerles and

Canada via San Francisco No Par cels for Canada) (Sea) 3 p.in. Macao, Trinshan & Shekki (šea) 4 p.m. Canton (Train) 5. p.. Rangoon,

flasrn. Calcutta, Karachi, Cairo, Johannesburg. Augusta, Mar- sellies and London (Atr)"3.30 pm. Bangkok, Singapore, Colombo, Sourn

unya, Sydney and Auckland (Air) 3.30 p.m.

Sunday, June 1 Shanghat, Pelping. Canton, Kwellin,

Swatow and Amoy (Air) 10 am. Amoy and Swatow (Sea) 10 am,

.Nobody Would Help Schuschnigg sald the government ne at any time was willing, to order,

Until the Palestine and Egypt cases deciding

provided there was a chance that are settled, it will be hard for the other powers would come to the ad great powers collectively to deter

He mine their views on the claims of take care of administrative offices have not, at least, been swayed by of Austria within 48 hours,

of the added, however, that on March 11, the Arab sintes on behalf in Bultenzori to protect them sentiment.

and from unlawful interference.

"We have taken that vital decision 1938, "nobody was willing to help Arab inhabitants of North Africa.

Until the future of the Black Sea Republican offices were not

oc- with the full realisation of the us.

He emphasised that he was not Strails is settled, it will be hard to cupied by separatists, nor were responsibility which goes with it.

for Russia's claim

In- Republicans dismissed

from

willing to accept the responsibility renounce their

dividual trusteeship over Libya, the posts, the communique said.

for the enormous bloodshed,

advanced nt the Foreign "Air raids on Vienna by the Luft- claim There was no question of con- wartime wreeks today shnok, south-travening the law, but If, in the

a sure change of mind in Ministers' Council held in London in wafle and east Coast towns and brought warn- course of these happenings, which tion badly hit by war. We realise the Austrian population after the September, 1945, and strongly con- TO-DAY'S

took place without striking a blow, the vital strategic position of Burma victory of the Germans" Influenced tested by Britain as constituting a any punishable offences were comin this part of the world. We him, Schuschnigg said. "It was my threat to the Suez route. The police said the shock

fram mitted, these would be dealt with in realise also that we have a great self and nobody else who ordered explosions, travelling underwater, the usual way.-Reuter.

uphill task before us. Our foreign and Inlllated the plebiscite which might cause concussions sufficient to

policy will be based on these and made filler murch" into Austria." make the best swimmers lose con-

other relevant factors".

United Press. trol.-United Press,

U. Aung San reiterated Burma's desire to consoildate relations with Britain and the British Common- wealth of Nations.

Below the

Broadstairs. May 28.

from sen explosions

ings to bathers to remain-within-a half-mile of the shore.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

The MAY HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of VOTING MEMBERS will be held at the Club House, Happy Valley, on Thursday, 29th Mny, 1947, at 530

p.m.

ALL MEMBERS are cordially Invited to attend and participate in any

discussion which

ensuo

By Order of the Stewards,

may

C. B. BROWN,

Secretary,

Hong Kong, 12th May, 1947.

The British

Flood Relief Fund

Closes on Saturday 31st May

Sports News:

BAOR TEAM

FLAY SCOTS

Hamburg, May 28. A BAOR Combined Services eleven defeated the Scottish Football Association touring team four goals to three here today.

About 30,000 British and German saw a fast and soccer enthusiasts enjoyable game, in which the Ser-

"We realise that Burma is a na

of

He said: "The proclamation Burma as a sovereign state does not mean that Burma is breaking, away from Britain. On the other hand, it will be one of our foremost tasks to associate curselves

closely more

Disabled War Heroes

with Britain and the Commonwealth Demonstrate

but on the basis of complete equity. and reciprocity"-Reuter,

Rangoon, May 23,

Truman Doctrine

BROADCAST

ZBW---Hongkong · broadcasting --on frequency of 845 kilocycles from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m. and 0.30 to 11.00 p.m., and also Un 0.02 megacycles in the 31 metro hand from 12.30 to 1.15, 730 to 8.30 and 9.15 to 11.00 p.m.

In the last few weeks a new cam- plication has been introduced in the

Members of the French community in form of the Truman doctrine on the Hongkong are to present special French spread of Communist influence. programme from the ZDW studios to- Whether or not this will imply op- night at 7.30. The programme, the first

Soviet

request for of its kind to coino from ZDW, will be broadcast by the, short wave and medium sole trusteeship lins yet

transmitters. yet to be seen.

position to any

[of joint Y CON We in the form KT

The obvious

5.30 Studio: Children's Hour; d.30 Tunes by great powers

of Not-So-Long-Agg; 7 B.B.C, Transcrip has not had a happy start.

tion Service; "Itma" with Tominy Hand- The only practical test, Korea, hasley 7.30 Studio: La Demi-lieure Francaise, already bung fire for nearly 18 London Relay: World News: 8.10 Lon- months, and it is still too early to dan Relay: Home News from Britain: 8.15 D.B.C. Symphony Orchestra: 0.30 assume that the reconvened Soviet | Studio: "Record Revue"~A Revue of

intest American Commission in Seoul will the

records received by zuw succeed in making joint trusteeship presented by Nicki Lorraine: 0 Studio! "Sing It, Sing Low." A Vocal Recital reality.-Reuter.

by Cella Hodgman (Soprano) with Betty Drown at the Plano; D.20 Chopin: Scherzo No. 2 in Flat Minor. Arthur Rubinstein, Printed and published by Frederley, B... Transcription Service: The. Written Ward" Samuel Pepy's Diary: Percy Franklin for and on behalf of 9.45 Gounod: "Faust"-Ballet Music. South China Morning Post Limited Symphony Orchestra: 10 London Itelay: News: 1010 B.B.C. Transcription Service. at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Vie

"Music In Miniature": 10.40 Dance Music; 11 Close down,

Paris, May 28. U. Scinda's Arrest

Three thousand French dis-a abled war veterans marched, Buddhist monks in Burma have rolled and hobbled en masse on Joined the campaign to secure the the Ministry of Finance today release at U. Seinda, the CX- to demand higher pensions. Buddhist monic who is detained in. Leaders cried at the top of hoarse,

the current unrest in

moved the sion", as the demonstrators Arakan, in southwest Burma.

through the centre of Paris, block- The Young Buddhist Clergy Asso-ing traffic on all sides, clation today passed a resolution

A solid block of 50 wheelchairs demanding the immediate release rolled at the head of the procession. Seinda, and n group of Hundreds of followers-Including Burmese politicians headed by ex-women-incked arms and legs. Many;

vices forwards outplayed the Scot. prison near Rangoon in connection cracking volces, "Adjust the pentoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

the

tish defence in the second half.

The scorers for Scotland, who led by two

two goals to one at halftime, were Young,

of Glasgow Rangers, and Pearson, of Newcastle United, who of scored twice.

Sergeant Thompson, of Shefeld Premier Sir Paw Tun has appealed blind ones were led by others and United (2), Flying Officer Dutch to the Government on U. Seinda's some displayed mutilated faces.

NO OPPOSITION mun, of Leeds Unlied, and Corporal behalf. Lee, of York City, scored for the

While no authentic reports have The police did not oppose

they dild two Services-Reutor.

come in from the Arakan regarding | demonstrators as the disturbances there, it is learned weeks ago, but quickly cleared here today that U. Ba Maung, In-path for the marchers and routed into Dan Hogan received today $1,000 spector-General DI the Burma the heavy closing-hour traffic

side streets. and trophy as the "outstanding gol- Pollee, is now touring the Arakan fer of 1040"

Punctuating their chant for more from Elmer Ward,

inspecting the campaign to

and money with waves of cance founder of the Goodall tourney.awlessness there. Hogan won 13 professional tourna- Press reports claim that armed crutches, the veterans formed at the menta and $42,000 last year-United police reinforcements were sent to Place de l'Opera and proceeded Press,

the Arakan earlier this week down the Avenue de l'Opera

through the fashionable Rue de Reuter.

Level to the Ministry.

OUTSTANDING COLFER

Newton, Mass., May 28.

RUGBY RESULT

-London, May - 28.

In a Rugby League game played tonight Salford lost to Bellevue

Ringers by 11 points to 16 Reuter. The American Way

SENATORS DEAL

Washington, May 28.

Kansas City, Mo., May 28,

#

.and

Five squads of police with a radio- ear detective squad joined them ou There the march to ensure order. was no violence.

Older men wore TOWS

of de- corations on tattered elvillan clothes

The Senators today sold the utility Ballot thloves cracked their while a fow World War II veterans infielder, George Myatt, and out-way into the vault of the county wore the full uniform of the colonia! forces or Foreign Legion-United Press.

felder Felix Mackiewicz to Jersey election commissionera CityUnited Press.

and stolc sacka containing the August primary ballots a short time after the coun-

SIAM'S CABINET RESIGNS

Bangkok, May 29.

SPEEDWAY CLASSIC

Indianapolis, May 28, try Grand Jury Officials of the 31st annual 600- count of the votad called, for a ra

The jury charged that Rogers C. mile Memorial Day speedway race today predicted that fewer than the Slaughter, who was opposed by Pro- permissible field of 33 would run for sident Truman, was robbed of the The Siamese Cabinet resigned to- a guaranteed purse of $75,000. Democratle congressional nomina- day. Parliament will meet in a Seventeen are qualified so for. tion in the primary won by Enos joint session tomorrow afternoon to Twenty-five other are here but to A. Axtell, who was defeated by choose a new Prime Minister, who qualify they must make 115 mph Republican in the general election. may again be Luang Dhamrong over 10-mile laps today when the Evidence indicated the robbery was Nawasawat, lender of the old track is slippery from rain.

done by professionals.---United Press.¦ cabinet,—Reuter.

FINAL NOTICE

Pre-Occupation (Army) Claims Commission

SEAC

Hongkong Section

1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Companies/ Individuals who have not already filed their claim against the Army for unpaid accounts contracted prior to 25 Dec 41 ara requested to do so IMMEDIATELY,

2. All claimants will complete Army Form P.1922, and submit originals or certified true copies of all documentary evidence in support of their claims.

3. Claims to be forwarded to A. D. Claims & Hirings.'. Room 205, 2nd Floor, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, HONG KONG, ITel. No. 30009) and clearly marked "PRE- OCCUPATION CLAIM.”

4. Claims must reach the above office by the 31st MAY, 1947.

H: VENIS, LI, Coli, A. D. Claims & Hirings,

HONG KONG

And Notice is also given that chy Share Transfer Register will be closed from 20th, May, 1947 to 31st May, 1947, both days In- clusive.

By Order of the Board,

A. D. Learmonth,

Secretary.

Hongkong, 12th May, 1947,

NOTICE

CHINA - PROVIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE CO., LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meet- ing of Shareholders will be hold at the Jacobean Room, Hongkong Hotel, Podder Street, Hong Kong.. on Saturday, 31st May, 1947, at 12.15 p.m. (or as soon thereafter as the Ordinary Annual Meeting to be held at, Noon on that date- shall have been concluded) for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, passing the sub- joined Revolution as an Ordinary Resolution:

That the Capital of tho "Company bo increased to $10,000,000.-by the creation "of One Million Two Hundred "Thousand additional new **shares of Five Dollars each to "be issued at such time or times "and on such terms and con- "ditions in ovary respect as the "Company's Board of Directors "may think fit."

By Order of the Board,

A. D. Learmonth,

Secretary.

Hongkong, 12th May, 1947.

NOTICE

HONGKONG & WHAMIPDA DOCK CÓMPANY, LIMITED.

Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 18 Poddor Street (1st floor) Hong Kong on MONDAY the NINTH day of JUNE, 1947, at NOON, for the purpose of proposing and". if thought fit passing the sub-join- ed resolutions as a special re- solution, viz:—

That the Articles of Association, be altered In the manner follow- ing:-

(a) Article 17 shall be cancell-

ed

-

(b) In the third line of Article 71 the word "two" shall be substituted for the word' "thrco"

(c) The following Articlo shall.

be substituted for Article- 76 76. Subject to any special terms as to voting upon which any shares of

have. the Company may been issued or may for the time being be held, upon t show of hands every mem~ ber present In person shall have one vote, and upon a poll every member, pro.... sont in person or by proxy. shall have one vote for every share held by him”. By Order of the Board,

R. G. CRAIG,

Chief ManageT,"

Hong Kong, Dated this Ninth' day of May, 1947.