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COLONIALISM

Exports From "Bizonia"

Frankfurt, Feb. 3. - The rom- bined Anglo-Amerlean Zane exported £103,000,000 worth of conds since the end of the war In 1945, according to ufficial

figures issued bere today.

The following is an analysis: 1945-9,525,000, 97' pererat

voal.

19138,900,000. 17 percent

cou).

ISDEAD

Queen

Wilhelmina's

Broadcast

1

The Hague, Peb, B.--Quven Wilhelmina, broadcasting fo. night

Holland's wartime allies about the new Indonesia and its place in the Dutch Commonwealth, anki: "Colonial - with DA

ism is dedi"

* 1917- £155,500,000, 35 percent coat.

The main recipient of tierman exports was Europe,

percent of the Iolal,--Reuter,

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Hitler To Be

Tried

"In Absentia"

Berlin, Feb 3

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1948.

The "Divine" MacArthur

Wellington, Feb. 3.-General Douglas MacArthur, the Supreme Allied Commander in the Pacific, had assumed-the divinity renounced by the Japanese Emperor, Brigadier R. H. Quilliam, chief New Zealand prosecutor at the Japanese war trials in Tokyo, declared today.

in a speech to the Rotary Club on his return from the trials, Brigadier Quilliam said: "The Emperor has renounced his divinity. It has been taken by General MacArthur.

"He has surrounded himself with a staff which I think is must incompetent for the job they are doing

"They might be excellent soldiers, but as civil adminis trators they are hopeless"

They comprised the most rigid example of officialdom he had had the misfortune to deal with, he said.--Reuter,

Lords To Throw Out

Reform Bill

London, Feb. 3.--The Conservative-dominated House of Lords will tomorrow throw out the Labotir Government's Bill to eut to one year the peers' powers of delaying legislation unless in the interval the Cabinet offers certain concessions.

The loves ament was tonight con She geted that a man was Sidering an Opposition proposal made far from bear free from tear in the debate fuday, for immediately and want in there parts of Indonesia |yonuenitat an inter-party conference mobege verici to w 111 morutting to easide the sontroversial issues. man, laughter, pillare

arson, Faded by the Hull, The present ef anarchy and divarber the Tulones han pemples are determined

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rand bunker of the Relch's Chanord- j to take up the responsibilities logy on April 29, 1945, their bodies | oblications hance not been found.

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bentat taken to elarily the po stra of their entales,

according to

American Military Government be tak asperi,

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kentiment

PATTERN FOR ASIA?

a

Lend Addison, Lord Privy / Seni promised to give the Government'à reply tomorrow.

The House of Loomis today seemned fired to accept the Government's,

offer of immediate all-party talks on general reform of the House of ads, provided the bill was either

It may well be that the subution

being trachet in laadunenia volt pet the pattern fo rodutsock

m wider parts of Asia

ed with many richies of the earth, the United States of hiderea

or rejected before the end

of this testi,

That they were suspleins of what They dimeribed an an "ambiguity" in the Government's offer. They fear- ed that under the

Government's

uphold, then la tabunal en taley fron take a Kread share in the retanon prased term of reference for thei

all their property to be haided over to the State to be met a

other

mupara

war

Sevetai eritahuks

will appear on the same elinege sheet, deluding

chel who, Gering. He Lauftwaffe comunitad zuleithe shurity before las was due in be spermatid, and oth who were hanged at Nuremberg og Centencont in prison sentences Henter.

BIG JEWELLERY ROBBERY

Ascot, Feb. 3. Jewellery

for £20,000 has been stolen Sannfag tale Park.

House, Whièr 2 towellery

2. ar £20,000 Malez

Right meainst humme and need.”

Queen Wilhelmaton, declared: "Seven veure ago, when Holland was under Nazi oppression, I annoured to my, countrymen the intention to establish TW relationship between The Netherlands

the other parts of 1918 Commanverslth,

"A year later, in the midst of the War, an allur of the new relation-

ip was froment, Today this part- nership is alving reality, rully takin dual chaper the failed States of Indonesia, forming a umen with the Kingdom of The Netherlands, Surmup and the Antille

1

ARAB PLOT

ALLEGED

Jewish Agency's Complaint To UN

INDIAN SOCIALIST LEADER WANTS PATEL OUSTED

New Delhi, Feb. 3.-A "Resign" call to the Indian Government "in symbolic atonement for the vile deed" of Mr Gandhi's assassination was made today by Jai Prakash Narain, the Indian Socialist Party leader. He issued the call jointly with two other members of the Party Executive.

They urged a change in the Home and Informa- tion Ministries, both held now by Sardar Vallabhai Patel, when the Government was reformed. "The Home Ministry must be entrusted to a Minister who will be able and willing to curb organisations of hate," they said.

communal

The hars Seumalast Party has Jal Prakanda Narao, Sorialit prominent during the last leader,, blamed the government for few days brease of dis organiration failing to take sufficient |of anti-communal dequonstrations me which Mitals has taken an luing - tant part.

During the demonsdratione, there have been shouts of "Victory for Gandhi" and "Dive out the enentes of Nehru."

Price 20 Cents

measures to poda 1 Grootibi from the fanatics. The police in a campaign weep- ing aerous the Central and United Provinces caught up leaders and or- anisers of India's extermist groups. Most of the arrests were made in Nanpur, Cavapore, 1

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Irafuriated Democrats

Washington, Feb. 3.- Southern Democrats, des- cribed as "bolling mad" over President Truman's appeals for legislation to stamp out racial discrimination against the negro, were said today to be discussing the possi- bility of withdrawing their support from his candida- ture for re-election and naming a candidate of their own in the November clections.-Reuter.

MARSHALL

PLAN OPPOSITION

Union Demonstrates Washington, Feb. 3.-In The statement to the Senate Foreign of the Relations Committee today, Mr

"

to piece together the outline Wasted provinces Mahasabha or-George Marshall, the Secretary spirators from all parts of the'ganisation was arrested in a Gorakh- of State said any move by Con-

lest Involving con-

with the assassination.

Dur pur temple and brought to New munion, but mainly centred ra Bon-

Delhi for investigation in connection res to cut America's contribu bay and Delhi, it was learned today.

tion for the first 15 months of The Deputy Inspector General or

the Marshall Plan below $6,800 Puller and high officer of the! Among those arrested were a mun-million would jeopardise the Bombay Crandon: Investigation De ber found distributing sweet-a

success of the programme." partment flew to New Delhi today trulitional method of expressing re- to discuss speeding up the investika-jalcim after receiving tics of tiurts.

Gandhi's death. people, in Bumbay

The police last night arrested 20 house search.

in a house-to-

Th

were

Followers, fitonwhile, announced that Gandhi's ashes gathered from the funeral pyre outside New Delhi yesterday will be committed to the waters of the Ganges nt

Bioved

Lake Success, Feb. 3 The Jewish Agency for Palestine for mally appealed today for Security Connell action under Chapter 7 of the Charier against what they

SUICIDE SQUADS alleged to be an Arab plot to

Rashtriya Swayamsevak holy overthrow the United conference, the

Lords power to veto might go by default.

House of

Palestino decision by force.

NationsSangh, the militant Hindu volunteer Allahabad in the United provinces on

jorganization. some of whore leaders | February 12. In a memorandum

to the United have been arrested since Mahatma Nations Palestine OPPOSITION PROPOSAL

Commission, the Gandhi's

As preparations dreath.

ahead Agency submitted evidence

preparing

a movement launched tn of suicide squads to kill or get killed there was leged violations

the tions of the Arab Nations

Voited the pro-Compress New Dells hi-ange the name of New Dell to Charter by

by the seven na dustan Times reported today.

Gandhinagar (Gandhi eity). It' expected Lengue.

that the change will The Arab nations are

article outlier a long

the proposed to the National Assembly are accused of

hitlory of the Funning

organisation, a campaign of threats, in

the soon-United Press. citement and

and of Payer said the Rashtriya Swayant- propaganda direct acts of aggressim against the which does

pyak Sangh was a ffueret snclefy Jewish, settlements

| the of Dan, Kfar method of the ballot Szole and Vehiam

On January 9, 14 and 21 and of preparing further

In the House of Lords tonight. bury, urged Lot Addison to accept the Oguration teader, Lord Salis-

a formula that would remove allested ambiguity.

This

He proposed the adjournment of the debate and an immediate inter- porty conference,

fwo

This proposal would be contingent the discussions

understandings 1-that

the House of! Lewis powen, should nul extend to there they already have that the discussions be Innitert to en- suring a reasonable

time for the guideration of Beasures by the House of Lords for Parlamentary illusion of the afferences-bast wee the House of Gned and the House

if the

of

Agency dearrihed the net- vities as a "total assault

upon the principles of the Charter and the authority of the United Nations,"

THE ACCUSATIONS_

accusedt

the

Aral

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"Its chief ahn is to create hatred) agains Moslems and to organge public opinion and action to that

end.

The paper said that the RSS bad now begun to work "on Faselst lines. It alleged that the secrets of the oes

anisation's

activilles

Conspiracy

To Overthrow

-were-injured-miy-to-use de Government.

(for ruulitary training and said an in-

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While Me Marshall defended his programme on the flank, a new of- tnck broke out on another, with demonstrators carrying banners In- seribed "The Marshall Plan Means Seamen Starve" Transfers"

and "Stop Ship parading in front of the State Department.

The demonstration was organised by the National Maritime Union, who are opposed 10 the proposal that 500 American merchantmen be elther sold or transferred to Europe.

CIO SUPPORT Int a statement Aled with the Senate Foreign Relations Commllice in support of the Marshall Plan, Mr Philip Murray, President of the Congress of Industrial Organisations --one of Amerlea's biggest trade uniore bodles-has declared that a deep out in the cost of the plan would be "well nigh criminal."

He said that a cut of as much as $1,600 million in the $5,800 million starting cost of the Marshall Plan would make it "merely a rellef pro- Trammo-and-nothing-more,”

Mr Murray said that furthermore recovery programme

Beirut, Feb. 3.-Explosives, mil the European

PERMANENT EXPRESSION Queen Willelming coalimed: "5 the darkest period of the wir the annaredi prent Present, my unforgettable

From: front.

together with Britain". Enameled champion for freedom found worth br

expression frig our the mi from

which

reach of Commons and for the provision of volating Article 1 of the Charterer circle of workers were asked in tary uniforms and pamphlets calling should rufe at least until the middle Duchess of Windsor in October, 1946 een beyond the immediate aim of

The

of delay period Jewellery is undesstond to it, country's dependeure.

two by "inking effective eollective collect firearms and ammunition. belong to Miss Marjorie Cunliffe-

He differen

All Instructors of the Rashtriyan the people to revoli were found of 1952, as requested by President measures for the creation of threats Swayamsevak Santh were directe Nouhad Arslan, an official Lebanese make the world free tra

Whatever the outcome tomorrow, to peace and

in a search of the home of Emir Truinari Owen, a rotative of the late Sir Hugo from fear and free

fron

the Parliament Bit which want:

the encouragement 1:: desof nets of aggression and of defying the rentral office to learn military Government comunique auteed presented by Mr James Carey, the Mr Murray's statement, which was Cunliffe-Owen, the aircraft aid to make it a place where mats would signed to ensure the nationalisation Article bærer tungnate, who died in Decembe free to worship God in his own

at the ireng and steel industry with-international relations the threat or

2 by employing

drill. in their

Special attempts were made here tonight.

CIO Secretary, said: "No practical tu et Government employees in the to speak his mind. way and free tu

in two years.

subordinate services and members

man or group could hope to bring about the needed rehabilitation in makes me happy that men In Indonesia and here have found the

of the police into the organisation.

fower than four years at the very walom and the fall to create torms

minimum". of overnment that will

MOBILE COURIERS Branite

The Industan Times said the Rashtriya Swayamsevak officials and in-

her.

Miss Cunliffe-twen was out when the thieves entered ber bedroom. Detectives found evidence that the abbery had been carefully planned -probably over some weeks in ad- vance. Hoberly heard the thieves at work. Reuter.

EDITORIAL

i

to

to many millions of people all the Geedoms and the rights for which (Continued on Page 1)

Impediment To Rescue Work

TWO accidents involving sub-

Mantial

have loss! Pat B51 occurred bu the Save of four days, ant holb contain features which call for Investigation. An inquiry has been ordered into the Kwonglung disaster which, the pubile is entitled to expert, will probe not only the cause of the fire which sent passengers but what. If any safety

101s were avaliable ha the

event of 633 emergency. collapse of A Building Queen's Read East on Monday night, which tried and killed ten people resents a distinctive problem.

Chief. apprehension Is created by the admission that

operations bad Lo rescrie abandoned four hours

Curs after the collapse, and not resumed again the following day, until dawa because the PWD were unable to obtain suflicient artificial light 'for- night operailons,, The decision which the

PWD responsible official had to make to call off the rescue work was probably as distasteful to him, as it was grave. Undoubtedly

removal

the debels could not be continued in starkurss, for the rest of the build- ing gave all the appearance ar Collapsing, and the rescue workeEK

themselves have

been seriously endangered. It is also a fact

that operations were peded by the manner in which De detarts had spread liselt across the main approach to the wrecked bulldbig. These are factors which,

of

Im

It can he conerived, influenced the derision to abandon resepe waitk for the night. But the questing Still arises: Why did the PWD PONSORS 199 Carles for artificial lighting which would have per- mitted rescue operations to con tinue? It is possible that but for ulare-homer Interval of - Retivity that some of the buried victims might have head their certainly fives saved:

Costinest operation would have removed all doubt that the utmost had been done [n save these trapped beneath

debris. collapses In Hongkong, are not, gofortunately, rare and because of this the authorities should be in a position, night and out the task of day, to

carry die lug away debris, unt are satisfied all human lives with b the Buildfors

beck Re- have counted for. If this requires prevision of special artinelal lighting, the PWD should be able to call upon it not be left in the helpless position of abandoning the work because proper facilities are lacking. One solution would appear to be a mobilie searchlight, whlelt, for an emergency such as

which

gecurrences,

arose oi

Monday

night, might possibly be made available by the military authori ties. But whatever the salullon, contrive

lt sloula not be beyond the power

of human ingenuity to

for rescue workers to be provided with the necessary lightlog ap- pilances when they are calicil out for duly during darkness,

GOVT'S DILEMMA

e of force'. "

The Arab states are aveted fur- This is the maxinam period the them of "defyin Article 2. Part- Home of Lords can delay a measure graph 5. by declining to give the rent from the House of Commons.

United Nations every assistance in

by

The paper dee

1

A conspiracy to organize a revolu- tion had been planned in the same house, the Government learned. The ense was now being investigated by The statement supported the pre- the Council of Justice.

vious testimony from the American The Emir is the brother of the leaders with the view that "the CIO Federation of Labour maritime. Minister of Defence, Emir Mej firmly opposes any further transfers Aretan, but enmity is known to exist of vessels from the United States flag to foreign registry and cn- The communique stated that the dorses the carriage of relief goods in Government had frustrated an at-Americani bottoms.”—Reuter.

Neubad Arslan on Sunday to attack a big city bank.

between them.

If the Government gields, the de- | any ation it takes in recordance sent all important news bale, which started but Tesday but with the prevent Charter; ignoring structions by couriers who used wwww! adjonned tid yesterday the Generad Assembly's appeal

vehicles ranging from jeeps to cycles. that an earler Oppacition proposal November 20 to abstain from.

The organisation's literature em- any could be considered, will again be pet which might hamper or delay phasised the greatness of Hinduisan adjourned, ant for the morant the the carryi Parliament

ying out of its resolution on and the chivalry of Hindu heroes, Bill

will escape defeat.

tine; douting the If the Government refuses further General Arvinbly anti-warmonger-

ananinwas the paper **** declared: "The Rush- tempt nude by a group led by Emir

stated. conversions, the House of Lords will resolution of October 29, 1917: triya Swayamsevak Sanith. Is the doubtles parry their opperition to a poi

eouspiriat against the lives of Unit- vole, which 1111 result in theed

which, meleus of a private army Nation

impresentatives and under the cover of physical culture, throwing out of the Bill.

purpose of the United Nations that the cry Haduism is in danger." officers, and undermining the basic attracts men and infeets them with

armed furre shall not be used except in the cupon

The paper said that no govern interest of ment "ean tolerate a secret society e United Nations."

whose leader tells the inner circle

The Bill is at present being dis

cussed on the second reading with the Government asking for approval in principle.

The debate was adjoumed until Tomorrow, Reuter.

S'HAI-LONDON

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immediately

RADIO-PHONE Ministers of Syria and The Lebanon. Gandhi's assassination after beating

to

Mountain brigands attacked a car carrying Lebanese bank cash last night and exchanged fire with guards, killing the gendarme and leaving one brigand wounded.

the

PRISON BOMBED

Jerusalem, Feb. 3. Jerusalem's Central Prison was bombed and raked with heavy fire by armed Arabs tonight, presumably to cover an attempted escape by Arab pri-

soners.

Cominanterl by Eintr Nouhad Arslan, a band attacked a patrol posi at Sote, but were overwhelmed by Two Arab prisoners escaped and the security forces and escaped in- ja British constable was wounded.- to the mountains-Reuter.

Router.

935 Found Life Unbearable

In Shanghai During 1947

Shanghai, Feb.

and loss of

The appeal alleged, complicity by I have the means whereby our op- Syria and The Lebanon in thements attacks on Jewish settlements in ilenced."-Heater, Gallen, staling that speeches to The EXTREMIST ARRESTED Lebanese Chamber of Deputies by New Delhi, Feb. 3. Dispatches the Prime Minister and the Defence from Nagpur maid today that the Minister made it clear that the in-police seized the chief organiser of; vasion was organised by the Defence a Hindi extremist group linked with; who had gone to Mer] Ayun to su-off a frenzied mob which tried to

burn Its offices there. Shanghai, Feb. 4. The first ratio.pervise the attacks. telephone conversation)

that -between

The government announced "MURDEROUS ACTS" Skainghai, ant fonden since 1937

the police rounded more than 300 The appeal referred

the Hindu extremists in a drive was held yesterday afternoon when

"murderous acts against the Jewish break up groups believed to have hundred and fifty-one persons employment, 1 more. 3. Three difficulties 33 others, the Chinese Government Radio Ad-population by the Transjordan Arab been ministration conducted

Fifteen per-, ' Involved In the Gandhi lest pre- a

because they committed suicide in. Shanghai son tried suicide liminary to the opening of the lineation, a foreign army inaintained assassination.

were, denied "freedom" to marry, แรเder British com-

of the fourth during.1947 while The prize catch Me T. C. Loo, managing director in Palestine

684 others Polsatting was straight day campaign against the had their attempts foiled, police popular

was by far the most of the CGRA, conversed, with Mr J.

The Agency added that these nets,

Hindu Mahasabha organisation and

method

choven by the Balchin, engineer. of the

averzons

would-be mulckles, 538 persous try- telephone department of the British for which responsibility fulls on the striking arm, Rashtriya Sevak statistica disclose.

mandatory government", would be Post Office, for several minutes.

Sangh, was reported from Nagpur,

ing to remove themselves fram tils During the year, police records world vlu that route. capital of India's central provinces.| The tests are to continue through- separate memorandum."

The dispatches said that the top show, $77 men and 458 women at-

Industrial veldents claimed $7 out this week except Sunday and it

Arab organiser of the Rashtriya-Semi-tempted to end their lives resulting casunities. In all, 647 were killed is hoped the service may shortly be

in 351 mantic available to the general suble The Lebanon, Egypt and Iraq, and military extremist youth group neer die litter

fatalities. They included and 1,216 injured in 1848 in acel- The government

were above 60 tents at robberies, on a smaller scale in Saudi Arabia, was seized there.

list fights, CGRA, meanwhile, has received

years old, but the largest number of stabbings and shootings. Information

yesterday banned all from the Govermen the European market

private politi- that arms were being purchased in

and that ral armies.

There were 7,040 traffic accidenta The police raided the persons who tried to kill themselves Purchasing Commision in Fritain Arabs were alterim: Into Palestine Rashtriya headquarters at Nagpur

was in the 20-20 age bracket-451. during 1947, causing death to 270 that new transmitters and other equipment will be shipped to Shat from Syria, The Lebanon, Iraq and and bent off a mab which struggled wo hundred and twenty-two whes and injuries to 3,400. Five hundred

Transfordon.

resolutely to burn the place and attempted suicide during the year ninety-four. Chinese army vehicles hal shortly, and It is expected that

were in the 30-30 age bracket. organizer "In Egypt, Syria and The Lebanon, captured the

and 131 American military vehicles who Was upon their arrival services will be started with other Europent coun-

Insidious campaign of extortion named Golwalkar,

Police records also showed that accidents.

were among the cars involved in In Delhi the tries and South Amerien.

has been corried out against helpless

police dispersed a 233 who tried to kill themselves Jewish forced to contribute to the Arab war Buliding

During the year, 737 badles were communities which are procession hendinit for the Assembly were jobless and 344 were elemen-picked up on the street, mostly dur chest on the threat of personal and support of demands for stern govern-

for a demonstration in tary school gruduntes.

ing the cold weather. They In- properly injury," It added.--Reuter. |nent betion against the extremlats. suns to end their own lives, marital women.-United Press.

Lingering illness caused 117 per- cluded 373 children, 200 men and 50·

A radio-telephone circuit between Shanghal, Hongkong and Mantin is also being contemplated.-Reuter.

The appeal declared that mobilisation was in full swing

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