1948-01-20 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1948.

INDIA - PAKISTAN SECRET COMPROMISE ON KASHMIR

Lake Success, Jan. 19.-The Security Council, which on Tuesday will resume consideration of the Kashmir dispute, will have before it a resolution which embodies a compromise agreement reached by the Idia and Pakistan delegations in secret round-table conferences during the week-end.

Until the last moment, the contending parties appeared to bo deadlocked on the question of what powers should be given to the proposed United Nations Commission.

Both parties, in a spirit of com- promise, are now understood to have agreed 'on sending a Commnia- sion, which, according to reliable sources, will function as agents of wide the Security Council over a

range of Council will remain

The Security

will

insue over the proposals to send

three-man Com- United Nations mission to Kashmir are that the area

of disagreement on the proposats are not as wide as had earlier been believed, and it now appears that the Ceuneit will be able to deal Security Council

Counci with the appointment of the pro- posed Mediation Commission.

but were a long way apart on its terins of reference,

Cist Of Disagreement Here is the gist of the disagree- ment:

Pakistan wants the commission to have the widest powers

possible,

which would

1.

Include:

The power to order a cease- It was reported carlier tonight re and ensure that this is observed that a partial deadlock had been on both sides. reached in the round-table negotio-

equal terms,

2. Freedom to consult with all tions, which took place at the Bel-parties concerned on glan delegation offices in a New including representatives of the Tork skyscraper, and that no agree Free Kashmir Government. ment had been reuched.

Nettner

the

Pakistan

the Indion delegation was prepared to asan an Immediate official sinte be 1.

nor

3. Full powers to act in the

in more or less permanent session

sature of a “neutral” ádministration, during the Commission's work, and

which would organise and supervise will issue directives as required by

the holding of a pleblschte through- day to day circumstances, The resolution which

out the territory.

emphasized Pakistan spokesmen Et reported that the question to the Council by the of the terms of reference presented

of the that they are leaving the problem President, Van

M. Langenhove, is of understand not to contai

apertal proposed Mediation Commission had in the hands of the United Nations powers for the Commission, leaving been the crucial point of disagree-and have full confidence in its de-

it to the Security Council to narrow ur widen its scope as required..

Judging by previous procedure, members of the Council are expecter to ask for a 24-hour delay to con- sult their governments on the terms of the resolution.

Skyscraper Talks

Lake Success, Jan. 19. The latest Turlavationer OR 1 India-Pakistan

clsion, ment

The opposlu Earlier reports said that the Im-

view held by the mediate controversy and narrowed Indian delegation is that the proposed down to one najor polot, and fat-Commission should be confined to lure to settle it before tomorrow the following, field of action:- Day endanger speedy netlon by the Colinell, to solve the dispute. sides

1. To stop the fighting and ensure Both that both sides maintah peace. l previously tentatively 2. To act as observers during the accepted the offer to appoint the holding of a plebiscite by the present thre-man United Nations Coats Kastair administration sion to go to Kaslunir immediat ty,

For Entry

Nazi Pretext For

Into Denmark Revealed

Terms Of Reference

An Indina delegation spokesman luk Reuter: "We felt it should be rlenrly specifled what terme of re- ferener the Canmission shall hav and unless this is done beforehand, 12 spretty decision is impossible.

Th Italian delegation feels strongly that the Commission should dral only, with the fightlig in Kushmir, which, in their view, is the only "kanger, to Infornational

pence.

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FAITONS PRESS RERVICE,

The American Magazine,

I'll meet you half way--I'll admit I'm wrong if you'll admit I'm right."

Tentative Date

Set

For Korea Election

Seoul, Jan. 19. The United Nations Commission for Koren today set a tentative date for the election it hopes will lead to establishment of an independent government for a unified Koren.

EGYPTIAN STUDENTS

IN CLASH

Baruch Testifies On Marshall Aid Plan

Washington, Jan. 19-The British Empire should be allowed to retain her system of preferential tariffs intact for another three years, Bernard Baruch, the leading American "elder" statesman, sald today. He coupled this suggestion with a proposal that European nations band together in an economic and political unlon with the eventual aim of lowering tariffs between themselves and the outside world.

Ench nation in this union the "Work For Peace" drive, and should mutually guarantee sup-soid that this promise of an assured port of the other in the event of market would so stimulate output that Europe's financial needs would nggression, while the United be greatly and quickly reduced. Siates should give a similar Mr. Baruch said thut he was not guarantee.

disturbed at the prospects of America "And by guarantee, I mean accumulating large stocks of strategie

which would war materials firm promise to go to war if any stored against the future needs of of them are attacked." he de-the United States. clared.

to

any

ύσ

Euro-

out-

But, he added, "to avoid any mix- the Senate understanding of the extent of this Testifying before Foreign Relations Committee on the plan, other nations should be per- Marshall Plan, Mr Baruch suid:mitted to make these purchases on "Any economic aid which the United the rame basis as the United States." States given will be inadequate with- Repayment Of Loans. out common rendiness of the

Baruch Enid European govemmente Europeans to stand up and fight for should repay in dollars any American their independence and freedom, Ionns from private parties before "Given such a determination, the nationalising any industry to which

itself United States should pledge

American private

capital was in- to come to the defence of these unit-vested, but added: "This does not lng nations in case of aggression. restrict in any way the right of

ay All Let us not shy from stating now Europeans to socialse what we intend to do before any thele Industries." would-be warmaker has yielded to His suggestion was to prevent a the temptation of aggression," he repudiation of the debts entered in- declared

In good faith by American The United Nations Charter pro-European businessmen, he declareti vided for such regional pacts of as- Baruch recommended the sistance, he mid, and he urged that

nations to organize the prɔ- sha mutual defence wreementhetive resources of the contingut The Commission named a sub- should be concluded under this but regulate the Ruhr resources with committee to examine election framework.

priorities and international contral Guarantee Against War to protect the peaceful interests of laws of Russian-occupied North

Korea and American-occupied ;

"It is our best guarantee against Germany's neighbours. a third war." he said.

He expressed the opinion that the South Korea. Its objective will "Other nations, I am sure, will United States could extend help

"without abroad

wrecking, be to compile a single law under join us in this mutual defence pact war crimes Nuremberg, Jun. 19. The American

and I hepe in time, Russia will also." selves." which a Korean national as- tribunal trying former members of the German Foreign

Answering a question on whether 1 should be à full measure of help sembly may be named by March the United States should ask for, under an organised programme to Offre, diplomats and government officials-21 "Wilhelm-

31, or as soon as practicable bases and airfields in Europe in re- promote world peace, he said, add- strasse defendants”—heard today how a German envoy

"If we are to underlaite n They feel that the question of a tried to persuade Denmark on the day of the Wehrmacht

Cairo, Jan. 19.- Egyptian thereafter, to form the long de tum for ald. Mr Baruch replied: "In log: plebiscite and communal strife bestudents and police clashed in layed all-Korean government.

European recovery programme, let my personal opinion, yes."

"We should get bases through ne-

us do it well. invasion that the only reason Germany decided to send in

tween Mostems and Hindus do not troops was to save her "from British aggression."

"Doing it well involves far more Representatives of the Philippines, goliation as part of the mutual pro- come under the heading of a threat Cairo today when students in

and Syrta

tection programme.

Joint owner than merely appropriating money.. to international pence, and therefore both Cairo and Alexandria stop Canada, France

It means According 10 document | should be of no concern to the pro-ped work ant demonstrated designated to study the laws com-shly and operation would be to our however many billions.

and the job soundly which The prosecution intro- | pozed Commissist contends that it i

the against

joint Anglo-patibility with UN. General Assem-mulual advantage," he declared..

at the administering it skilfully, Mr. Baruch, the architect recommendations, deed. Dr Cecil Van

Pakistan, in turn, Reuthe

Home Economy I entirely imporsible to expect the] Egyptian rule over the Sudan-¦ with democratic practices generaily United States plan for the interns- Fink. the formier German.

which admistention of Shekh one of the points on

In elections among U. N. tional control of atomic energy and present

"It also means that each of us- Minister to Denmark, told the Abdullah ti) hati

require adviser to American Presidents in not just the Treasury--must Impartialtrenty revision talks between

A particular

Senate Com tribute what is required in modera- Danish Foreign Minister al|plchiseftir In view of its declared Britain and Egypt broke downments for Korca "as they will appear two wars, gave the

for world from consultations with

tion, self-restraint and, if necessary. | Copenhagen on April 9, 1940, partiality for ludla,

last year. The Tudian delegation discussed the-

opinion."

and Americau wconomic

sterice,

so as to be sure to ree il that Germany had positive thermally for

recovery The clashes occurred when students lives of Korean public renta-mittee, a radical scheme

*་ན་

through." The Com over an hour

instructed the stabilisation. Commission

to determine views proof" that Britain intended to before going to the round-table con. of the Fund Awal University tried to

Strongly supporting the Marshall Commenting that large expendi- break through a strong police cordon sub-cominilice occupy bases in Denmark.

Plan, he recommended that all pre-tures abroad were cortain to have and march through the town, derman of Korean, Soviet and U.S. officials

and experts. Copies of the election war and wartime debts, built up in their effect on home economy, Mr ding the abolitan of Jalut rule. in order to protect the | It whg

of the Amerlean-sponsored the United States by countries Baruch said farmers should be will- The entire University district in inw

Interim legislature participating In the European re-ing to agree to a "major cut in the London, Jan. 19.-Britain's Danes, Dr Van Renthe Fink went on.

under a virtual South Korean according to the, document, that "al Jake Success.. Jan. 19.-Sirdar Catro has been

have been submitted. already surrender of the share of the this very moment" German soldiers Mohamuned Ibrahim Khan, President i police sier for several weeks.

change for ropy of the North Korean law also very programme, should be settled present agricultural prices in

guarantee The police in Cairo and Alexan-

promptly and "realistically." Italian Navy, due to her under

were crosslag

and of the Azal Kushmir Government,

has been made available to U.N.

He proposed a similar settlement able to sell all their crops at a price and the terms of the Italian pence landing at Copenhagen and elsewhere who claims to represent, 95 percent drla cordoned off universities

with set for the next three years." both in

cities

sterling debts for Britain's of Kastimir's Moslem population,then the students struck to mark

secondary schools

countries and other With these steps to prepare for Egypt, Indla treaty, is unconditional, it was

Mr. Baruch said the European Dr Von Renthe Fink also stated, I told a press conference here today authoritatively confirmed

session was and said the British Empire should clection, the plenary in the prosecution showed, that the his party wants immediate withdrawal e 49th anniversary of the signing

to the

be allowed to retain her mod countries should put their curren bourned temporarily

on "realistic" cies on London today..

rates of exchange, Luftwaffe had been entered to send of all outside forges from Kashmirin 1899 of the Sudim Condominium

commitices time to work.

preferential tarifs intact for

anwhile the United States shoul tobombers over Copenhagen but would and will call on the United Nations Convention.

Louis-Boncotir. French other three years. Jean

"stand ready to buy all non-perish- not bomb the city unless they were in establish a "neutral" nou-Kashmir

delegate, is scheduled to leave to-

uble raw materials produced any- General Staff For Peace so instructed.

administration to take charge of the

Shanghai for "Infor-

the morrow for

United where and by anyone in the world Mr Baruch

said government there and leave it to the

"General for the next dve years and which mative talks on the Commission's "Any resistance on the part of

States should establish a The

commercial Philippine work.

find normal delegate Staff for Peace", which would launch cannot the Danes would have the mest erepte to decide whether they want

in to India e Pakistan. rible consequences," the German

Melencio Arranz, plans He issued this This decision, which was followed envoy threatened. "Germany will

"The people of Kashmir are today by a similar announcement by the not interfere with

Internal engaged in a life and death struggle United States, was not

of Denmark but will Government

against the armies of the Maharajak ditional on any similar move by the guerantee Denmark's territorial

was tegesty and political independence,

ITALIAN

NAVY

Britain Gives Up Share Of Ships

Britain renounced the ships which she was entitled in a commu- nique issued at the end of the visit i to onion Just October by Count Carlo Sforza, The Italian Foreign Minister,

Soviet Union or France,

made con-

219

into Denmark

suggested in a presa-report-published. Insisting that Germany-wanted. In London today,

of Denmark's be sure

neutrality. As a result of the British and Von Renthe Fink deelareil it had United States decisions. Italy was been decided to maintain Wehrmacht empowered to retain the scrap units in the country to ensure that derived from breaking up the vessels Scandinavian nalion would not in question.

be able to become ranbridled in the

The Foreign Office spokesman in conflict." London today refused to comment | on a report from Rame that the re-

turn of several British warships,

thle

intentions were

ference.--Reuter,

Moslem Manifesto

statement:

and the Government of India. This is not the first time that the tyrant Maharajah hus sought outside aid to curb the people.

The Danish Foreign Minister de clared that he knew the German including the battleship

Royal allegations concerning alleged Bri-play the same role. Sovereign, which were Tent to the Soviet Government during

the wor til the Soviet Union received its.

He then entered a formal protest allocation of ships

against Germany's Italion of the Navy. has been delayed by The Danish neutrality,--Reitter.

Soviet claim that extensive repairs

should Arst be undertaken in the

"groundless".

violation

Nalean ships to which it is entitled BOYCOTT BY

-Reuler.

"MAD MAJOR” OF

R.F.C. DEAD

who

CHINESE

1.

"But Kashmir

are

better

"We fought against the Nazis for seven long years and our 160,000 ex-Servicemeit are well versed in warfare.

the

1899 Under the

Condominium between Britala Preement Erypt and Article 11 of the Anglo- Eryption Treaty of 1936, the Suday administered by Governor- General on the joint behalf of Bri- thin and Egypt-Reuter.

Letters To The Editor

Our Contributors

Are Criticised

bly

delegates.

were

consistency

A

to sto to

་

organising

Manila on Friday in connection with a production drive across America markets."Reuter.

exceeding wartime proportions and, Senute exceed! of the Philippines

election

of which he is President pro tem Alternates will take their places Associated Press.

Courtesy Call

meanwhile, stabilise the economy by cutting down food prices, banking. enterprises and maintaining the pre- sent taxation levels for another two years.

of

OUTWARD MAILS

Unless

con-

CX-

being

otherwise stated, registered. articles and parcel posts close 30 minutes Mr Baruch, who holds no govern earlier than the outlinary mall. It mall registered and Na-ment position and spoke as an incluse before 10 an

witness before the parcels will close at 5 p.m. on previous - a dependent

Commillee, asserted that the United day. States should become a market for the productive labour of all peoples for the next five years as part of

4-Point Proposal

For Peace

What incasure of

Well-informed observers neverthe- detail and stags might well arise. less felt the chances were good that an agreement could be reached on this point.

An even thornler question was difcuties that of separle diplomatic

repre-

of a letter sentation for Viet Nam, on which from the Commission chairman (Mr Dao Dai was believed to be insist- Commander of North Korea regard-

Menon of Indin) to the Soviet ing

a similar courtesy call.-United

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2

Closing Times By Air Bangkok, Rangoon, Calcutta, Karachi.. Dubrein. Catro (Nairobi, Johannesburg & Marseilles via Calro) Loading Reg. 3 p.m.

Augusla

and:

Amuy & Fouchow Reg. 3 p.m. Shanghai. Nanking. Hankow, Tsingtao

Peiping Reg. 3 p.m.

Closing Times By Sea & Train Canton (By Train) 7 nm.

Maran, Tsinstinn & Shekki (Bes) Baan. Swatow (Sea) Noon.

Canton (Train) 2 p.nl.

Manila. I. (Sea) 2 pm!

Macau, Tainehan & Shickkl

Canginoon (hex) p.m. Canton (Ben) 5pm.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 Closing Times By Air Manila P. L. Reg. 3 p.. Canton, Lluchow, Kunming,

and Peiping. leg. 3 p.m.

(Sex) 4

Amoy.

·Taingtao

Closing Times Dy Hex & Train Canton (By Train) 7 a.m. Macao. Toinshan & Shekki (Sea) = a.m. Canton (Train) 2 pm.

Japan (Ord. letters & cards only) (Sta) 2 p.m.

Shanghai (Sea) 3 p.m.

Macao. Tataehur & Shekki (8ea).4 p.m. Konginoon (Sea) 4 p..

Canton (Train) 5p.m.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 22

Closing Times By Air

Shanghal Reg. 9 a.m.

"In 1931-32, when the Moslem

Scout, Jan. 19 The Uniteri Conference launched the first political

Hons Commission today adopted movement

3 creating Philippine resolution in the history of our country, the Maharajah and his

third sub-committee to examine the Dogra troops were utterly defeated,

electoral laws of North and South and he regained control only by the

Koren. help of the British Indian Army.

Meanwhile, L-Gen John Hodge,

in Communer

South Today the Indian Army in trying to

Military

of the -Sir wish to protest against the Koren, invited members

"courtesy call" this time

entirely tendencious nature of the Commission to pay a the people of

in the Hongkong int 10 am. on Tuesday, equipped political articles

"*11 is with Gen. Hodge said: spiritually and materially. We have | Telegraph of Saturday, January 17,

pleasure that 1 note the of had a long experience

profound of political which include:

pleasure struple and our people have learnt

1. An article praising Andrew progress made by the Commission, to bear immense hardships with great Carnegie, whose blackleg shot-gun and I anileipate an occasion which

(Continued from Page 1) courage.

activities gamst his employees marks the beginning of a new page should

ensure that he will meet to the long and lustrious history satisfaction to Viet Nam feeling.

of the Korean people.

control the few of them in an after-life.

2. "You find that Money Melis "I wish it full success and god- by W.F. Brown,

Independent (speed in the early performance of its French would have ever such an army, especially in war, would, of M.P., which with specious argument mission. My Ume and services are course, have to be worked out in Shanghal, Nanking. Hankow. Continued Conference

Buds the Bnancial policy in Soviet always available for anything that Russia bail, because everything in will contribute to attainment of the Singnuore, Jan. 20.---The Asso "When we saw millions of Pun-Russia is bad (yes, only the Com- hopes which are uppermost in the of the Korean ciated Chinese Chamber of Commerce jabi-Moslems living in our

minds and hearts Reigh-munists rioted in Canton). of Mainyn announced today that bourhood massacred, banished, tor-

people." Fayed" 3. "Watch

by Sefton London, Jan. 19-Major F. S they will boycott the federal legislatured and dishonoured, all under the

At the same time, it was learned Delmer. His novel spelling of Fayed Moller,

legislative muster

that by

comunication died at Mayne, Sey- tive council and state

plan sponsored chelles,

in the Indian Cream, yes councils being established for the Maharajahs of Kapurthala, Patiala bi on par with a political

bias that says... the French, who evented the delivery terday, was the man sald to have new federation of Malaya.

is expected

and other states, we were forewarn used to intrigue against us.. for inspired

The federation is the "mad major" legend

to bed and saw what was coming to us. among front line troops in World inaugurated on February

General Spears. "The Maharajahs of Kapurthala answer ask any Frenchmen about The Chinese Churabers said they and Patiola hnd visited Srinigar and

4. "In and Out of Parliament would refuse to nominate Chinese held continued conferences with our

by

Ernest Tourile, on M. P. as representatives

of Any

But our tyrant was of n the tyrant.

Labour

as Haymond Blackburn. He Malayan legislatures until the new different breed."

sells his anti-socialist propaganda to constitution is altered to conform to

statement Ibrahim, whose

was the Beaverbrook press but so far their demands for more privileges

issued in a written form. added:

has not been called to account like for Malayan Chinese.

"The Ma

Maharajah followed the lend

Gharry

Alligan, and Evelyn Malay natives in the Peninsula.

Foreign groups outnumber the given by the Maharajahs of Patiala

Walkden.

It is clear, however, that and Kapurthla in his own low

When might we have internation The union has been accented

French belleve Bao Dal's prestifte Egypt tacitly by the Maloys and by the parett for the worst. We erected an The New Statesman and Nation, and ning manner. But we were pre from the Daily Herald, Reynolds,

Denham, Bucks., Jan. 10-A nine-

In Indo-China to be stili pound baby girl, only 24 hours old, siderable or they would not have Indians, Eurasians and other com- underground rile factory, pooled all the Tribune' to offset these lies and today fulmied a film contract made troubled to negotiate with him be- muiltles except the' Chinese.--Asso- that we possessed and Inunched

with the parents before she was fore any definite step in taken. ciated Preas.

resistance movement,

In a British Colony with so many

Observers believe the French will "Hundreds of our villages were Government Servants presumably The baby will be seen in a work consult the Indo-Chinese people in burnt and looted. As the reststance loyal to the said Government

4. 13.B.C. Transcription Service!" "Navy of house bed in the film "Oliver Twist",

some democratic way, possibly by a

(Vocal): 0.00, Studio: Charles Trenet Maharajah and his troops became

The parents are Mr and Mrs Dal's return

"See Tea" nn Sport: 7, London Relay: Shipman, of Denham, and positive maniacal beasts.

com- World and Home News: 7.15, Btudio: A by Michael Beer quy The latest French milltury house was turned into a miniature munique today claimed "at

least one Recital

A Pro- courtesy of the Parisian Gril 100 rebels" were killed and their #amme of Jean Philippe Rameau; 2.35, Mr Shipman took the part of a headquarters destroyed in recent Stulo: Stage and Screen Favourlies from "Okla doctor in attendance ok "Oliver

of The Principal favourites up operations north mopping

hnma" presented by Alieen Woods; 8.05, Twist" and his mother-Neuter.

Orchestra 0,33. Dong Nai, French Indo-China.

Philadelphia Bymbiony considerable quantity of war orten: Banata in C Minor, Op 45, Berge! nialerals, including automatic rifles, Rachmaninoff (Plano) and Fritz Kreidler (Violin): 9. Landon Relay: News; D.10, hand grenades and cartridges, was Weather Report; 9.11, Studio "Mr Supple captured, the communique added and Mr Strait Radio Play by Dlair. Reuter.

Produced by Bill Colo, A Hong Kong

Clus Singo

Production; Memories: 10, London Relay: Radio News Hoel: 10.15. Relay from the Ambassador Ballroom of Tino Gatchalien and 10% Or chestra; 11, Close Down.

War I by his recklessness as a Royal Flying Corps pilot.

Born in Texas, Maller was a row- puncher before Joining the R.F.C. Ife was in action against the famous Blehthofens Circus, of which Goer ing was once second in command,, For diving to 1.500 feel. droppin 'bombs on

ammunition trains und

then chasing: three others, Moller was He had lived on Seychelles Jeland for the last 10 years-Reuter.

awarded the Military Cross.

Imprisonment For

Terrorists

to

Uncle Mac Fined

Me-

London. Jun. 10-Derek Culloch. "Uncle Mne" of the BBC Jerusalem, Jan. 19.-Four mem- children's hour, was fined £2 at bern of the Jewish terrorist Stern Mitcham, Surrey, today for exceed- Gant, three youths and a girl, ware ing the 30-miles-per-hour speed sentenced to life imprisonment oy limit in Mitcham on December 18. a military court here tonight for McCulloch, who lves at Drive carrying and firing arms and taking Banstead, declaring that he was very part in illegal military training. sorry, appealed in vain to the Beneh They were members of a group not to endorse his licence.-Reuter,

was surprised by British

which

troops while carrying out small arms training near Ranaana, north of Te Aviv, on October 12 Inst.

con:

11 half-truths?

Press,

1-Day Old Baby As Film Player

born.

}e

HAS NO AUTHORITY Technically, Buo Dai has no de- gree of authority. He is simply a Emperor who had obdllgated. himself has always been careful to stress that his talks with the French authorities have no power to bind his people.

the

Bangkok, Singapore, Batavia, Colombo, Sydney and Auckland leg. 3 p.m.

Shanghai, Nanking. Hankow, Taingiao

Peiping Ber. I p.m.

Canton, Swatow, Kwellin Reg. 3 p.

Amoy,

Foochow

Closing Times By Sea & Train Canlon (By Train) 7 a.m. Macao, Talnshan & Shekk! (6eɛ) 8 a.m. Bangkok (Sea) 10 nm. Canton (Train) 2 p.m.

Straits. Ceylon, East and Bouth Atrich, . Europe vin London (sea) 3.30

con. ¡p.m.

TO-DAY'S RADIO

movement gulned in strength, the Great Britain, ie, Labour, may I being produced at Pinewood Studios. plebiscite, on the desirability of Bac Mixture"; 4.30, Rumbas and Tangoes and

presume that there might be some, if not an equivalent, Interest, in the policies and opinions of the British Labour Party.

Military Initiative "The more excesses they com- was our de.. mitted, the stronger

We termination to go on fighting. mobilised all of our

SOCIALIST.

able-bodied Canton. Suspects

Prove Innocence

Nanking. Jan. 20.-Over

70 af

studio for the Alming.

An

their

0.49,

Bong

population, ond the Maharajah's troops began to lose ground.

"Moslem officers and soldiers

NEWS BLACKOUT PROTEST crossed over

to our side, and the Dogras (Maharajah's troops) began

Shanghai, Jan. 20,-Over a dozen

representing to retreat. By the middle of Octo- tome 100 Chinese suspects arrested reporters-

equal ber the military initiative passed after last Friday's anti-British riot- number of Chinese newspapers, yes- into our hands.

ing in Canton, inve hitherto been terday lodged a strong protest with

Minister, Dr Wang released after questioning, according the Foreign to Chinese reports reaching here. Shih-chiell, against an alleged news All who could prove their Inno- blackout on the part of the Minka-

Printed and published by FREDERICK cence were immediately set free. try, according to Chinese reporti 1. Forty years. 2. "Mona Lion," PERCY FRANKLIN for and on behalf of Another report says that one-third The same reporters recently sent a 3. The revolution of the earth South China Morning Post Limited of the suspects were students-note to the Ministry containing a | around the sun. 4. In Nazareth. 5., at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Reuter-AAF.

similar complaint.-Reuter,

Russia,

I Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong.

MCC Draw Match

"The Maharajah now started con- The Jews, including the young girl Bridgetown, Barbados, Jan, 10-spiring with the Indian Government, sentenced, sang Jewish songs and Barbados and the MCC drew in their which was only too ready to take danced in the dock during their trint match here today, the MCC making advertage of the situation." today and were removed from the 358 in the first innings and Barba- Ibrahim concluded by saying that court after they had repeatedly des scoring 182 for 8 in the second he would ask the Security Council Interrupted the proceedings, RouterInnings. Reuter.

for a hearing-Reuter.

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