THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1948.
CEYLON BECOMES DOMINION
Educated Indians To Be Conscripted As Teachers
Bombay, Feb. 4–The conscription of
educated
,men and women for service as teachers is proposed by Maulana Abdul Azad, the Indian Education Minister, or a drastic short-term measure to reduce the number of the country's 250,000,000 illiterates.
Government officials are likely to be called upon to give their spare time for teaching in evening schools. Factory executives will be expected to bear the responsibility for the basic education of their ployees, the Minister said.
har
The Central Advisory Board of Education accepted the plan, and it is likely to come up for cussion in the Indian Dominion Assembly.—Reuter.
dis-
Divergent Views In Korean Commission
Seoul, Feb. 4-The United Nations Korean Commis- sion, at a plenary session today, held the first round debate over what lo do next, with China and the Philip- pines advocating immedinte elections for southern Koren. Syria proposing throwing the problem on the lap of the Little Assembly and France insisting it is too early to take any action.
ITALY WILL
GET TOUGH divergent views, Syrin injected
WITH REDS
Rome, Feb. 4.-—The
Italian
Government has decided to get the Communists tough with "private army," a apokesman for Premier Alcide de Gasperi
nid today.
Masked Devil Dancers
Parade To Tinkle Of Colombo Temple Bells
Colombo, Feb. 4. Masked devil dancers paraded the streets of Colombo today while temple bells rang in Ceylon's independence as a self- governing Dominion within the British Common- wealth.
The historic lion flag of Ceylon was carried on an elephant in a picturesque procession to the tune of old Kandyan drums and pipes.
Throughout the island, ginnt bonfires were prepared to make
SOVIET NOTE the island a blaze of light when
TO PERSIA
A THREAT
night fell.
Moore, first
Sir Henry Monck-Mason after lakte the pathi Governor-General of Ceylon, told the people in a special broadcast that freedoni would have been won in vain "if we cannot use it to give a 4.--Govern-fuller and freer life to the common ment circles here consider theman, despite the difficulties of racial
prejudice, caste and creed." 1Soviet note to Persia, protesting
Today, against the activities of the
Teheran. Feb.
was a publie holiday.
and the Governor-General and the
Hindu
Moslem
American military mission, ved mainly as a day of prayer. "completely distorted the posi-Buddhist. tion" and aimed at frightening Ministers attended special services al Persia into restricting relations churches, temples or anosques. with America.
Mr. D. S. Senanayake, the Prime Minister of Ceylon, declared 11 broadcast
that Ceylon's political treedom, attained today "after
our several centuries of domination”.
of second was
Importance only to delivered by Buddha 2,500 years
The remaining delegates will express their views tomorrow.
With the Commissioners hearing four almost completely
a new nute of controversy when Dr Zeki Djabi demanded that the United Nations Commission since the Majlis rejected the Soviet the message of spiritual freedom be given the right to supersede Persian oil agreement. the local military authorities,
De Djabi made his demand in order
were
the
to carry out an amnesty for political prisoners in both zones which Syrin has maintained is a prerequisite to elections,
The Comunistion spokesman sald The following
nembers' views in the order presented:
Syrin propused to put teeth into Article 18 of the missioners refer the problem to the article Little Assembly, making clear that bans secret societies and military a "fairly wide segment of Korean organisations for political purposes, public opinion" opred
elections. It nedest it was "odd to free Blous
The spokesman said the Cabinet, meefing tomorrow, will vote decrees
new
Constitution.
The
He made it plain that the measures, while applicable to such other groups as armed Neo-Fascists, would be nimed primarily મ the Com- pa munist underground.
ite-
that the
Com-
The note did not surprize political observera after what they called Moscow's "abusive" radio campaign of recent mouths. pnet especially
Museow Radio has attacked the go.
of
proposed loans of £82.500,000 from the International Bank and
0,500,000 from the United States to buy surplus wur equipment. Persia inte a military base for ag being intended "to facilitate furning
gression against the Soviet Union."
Moscow Radio also broadcast
story of a secret military pet be tween Persia and the United States, which was denied by the American separate and Persian Governments.-Neuter.
U.S. Envoy's Views
meeting rol. It mayed that
in
Wants Elections Now The Philippines Rufinu Luna, advocuted Immediate elections, painting out that the cur rent "impossible situation" was not the Commission's fault. He two-thirds of the population would participate, while the remainder of the seats, could be left open.
suld
He expressed gratitude for the which culminated in Ceylon's free- goodwill and co-operation of Britain
Som
Sir Walter Hankinson, the British High Commissioner, and Mr Charles William Frost, the Australian High Commissioner, today presented their credentials to the Governor-Genera) and assumed their offices.
came
chon Day
10 THE SATURDAY KYANING POLI KOSTORE PAKED SERVICE.
NEW MILITARY AID FOR GREECE BEING STUDIED
G new
Progress In European Recovery
4. ---
Geneva, Feb.
Moat economic experts here believe Europe is making great strides toward industrial and economic recovery. But, they add,.., she " still desperately needs help. F
Delegates and omelals of the United Nations Economic Commla- sion for Europe are optimistic about the Commission's success in planning European self-help across all politi- cal differences. They say the can- not estimate, however, how long it will take the contineni to overcome the
ravages of the war.
General reluctance to forecast the rate of progress appears to be due, in part at least, to uncertainty over many vital factors. These Include futura harvests, possible industrial unrest and the extent of American
Con- nid now being, argued in
Unter the. Marshali plan, as enunciated by the US. Secretary of State at Harvard last June, the European nations are required to do what they can on their own and to- gether to put Europe on its economie fect. The Commision's planning, however, in distinct from the Mar
A full analysis of shell plan.
economic position by
Europe's present
and
the being prepared
Commission's Research
Division. The Division is headed by British economist Nicolas Kaldor, The report a native of Hungary. is expected to be ready for publica- tion early next month.
Close Secrecy
Kaldor is maintaining close secrecy about the conclusions of his survey. They are being drawn from data supplied by nearly every European nution. including menibers of the Commission.
Washington, Feb.-The Secretary of State Gen. George C. Marshall, today disclosed that the State Department was considering the possibility of military aid programme for both Greece and Turkey, but stated he was not able to say when the proposed aid for China programme would be sent to Congress.
Sweden's Professor Gunnar Myrdal, Gen. Marshall told a weekly the Commission's executive secretary, press conference that specific declines specifle comment
on the
Children Being proposals for the new Greek state of Europe's economic recovery
Exploited For
Power Politics
propežitizes áti which so much of their
programme had been received pending publication of the survey.
ile has. from the American Mission In-
however, referred fre- to "considerable progress" quently Athens and were being studied. made during the past year both in actual production and in self-help technicol measures taken by various committees
the Commission. They have been operating here for with noteworthy absence of dissension.
He confirmed that the United States,
Britain and France would begin discussions in London on February 10, looking towards the "Trizoula"
Com,
Gen. Marshall himself said further military aid to Turkey and Greece by the State is being considered
Department--Associated Press
several months
One senior
member of the Commission's Secre- tariat said that even if European
point production developer to
level. highest prewar above the
3
Europe still would be in desperate need.
4. Mr possibility of creating New York, Feb.
in Western Germany with France.-- Chester Bowles. the American United Press. Chairman of the International Members of the diplomatic corps
Advisory called on Mr Senanayake to offer
the Committee of
More Money Asked speaks of n ມ
the good wishes and congratulations United Nations
Washington, Feb. 4.—Secretary of Appeal Korea, inferring
of their respective countries.
for State George Morstinil is reported Teheran, politien)
Feb. 4--The United
Children, charged today that ready to ask another US$1,000,000,000 Ambassador North and South politi- | States
to Perala, Mr Messages of congratulations
both the United States and or so for foreign spending,
Accumulated Demand cat leaders should be arranged and George Allen, tonight described as from General Sinuts (South African Russia were exploiting children's)
Senator Walter
of the
Accumulated demand caused by AL tomorrow's meeting, the the Commission given Anal authoris clearly false they do not require Printer), Generalissimo
de- sald Foreign Relations Chiang hunger in the name of power he had been
the war's destruelion and long the allega- Kai-shek (President of China), Mr Cabinet will also forinally set Apellity, superseding the military officials. tictailed consideration"
Informed that the
ferred consumer requirements enn- 1 na the date for the new
flons contained in Russia's recent Mohamed AU Jinnah
politics. (Governor-
money would be asked for aid to not be filled for many years, he said. pubile's first parliamentary elections.
Dr protest to Persin about the activities General of Pakistan). Mr delegate,
Trygve
China and for occupation cosin in Lle
Although mosi
and delegates The Government has been wor
of the American advisers there.
In a statement to newsmen on his Japan, Korea, Germany and Austria. United (Secretary-General of the
members of the Secretariat share the declined arrival from Poland, Mr Bowles said ite ried by the belief that the Left's
agree to give particulars. general optimism
they all Bir. Allen
the Nations). Sao Shwe Thaike (Presi addressing Wis
Europe need help in food, but that This is in addition to money already
süll is far from self- semi-military groups might influence the voting or upsel its results after
Persian Press Associacion at a faresdent of Burma). Dr Herbert Evatt
Europe the needy nations were unanimous asked for the to (Australian Minister for External in their abhorrence of the political recovery plan,
Marshall European sufficient in food and essential raw return warcia.
well party prior to his
materials. And due to the present' to become Washington
Under-Affairs), and many others.
the na- shortage of hard currency Secretary for information.
daily bread is wrapper." General Smuts said in his mes;
tions cannot carry on without outside help, they hold. The note was made the
"The links between inore | sagen
Since the Soviet Union and several peoples hs Stuth Africa and Ceylon
BTC active Eastern bloc nations date far back
centuries.
members More Urgent Than Ever
of the Commission, the Now both will be together again in the great company of sovereign
Washington, Feb. 4.-Gen. George organisation's planning is distinct from the Marshall plon, but many Marshall, Secretary of State, states which form one of the greatest
acknowledge delegates
that thoir and inosl powerful groups of France and Italy are being saved menting on a possible delay in the countries are relying on American mankind."
today by American grain: Poland, Marshall Plan, said today that the Czechoslovakia and other Eastern original deadline of April I was now aid to pull them through.-Associated countries are being saved by Soviet more urgent than ever, because in Press. grain..
terim cuts carried out by Congress "The political trends of the moment last December meant that supplies to some European countries would decide who gets wil from whom.
"East and West, the people deeply soon run dry. Govern-
He told a press conference that sent this corruption of a human-
purpose this exploitation of there were no plans being prepared their children's hunger in the name for another interim ald programme of power politics.
should his European recovery pro- "They must have food at any cost, grammne requirements not be met. inability to attend the celebrations, but
Mr Trygve Lie, regretting his
they are bitter at having to sent cordial greetings and my best
of
That the Communists have an army is everybody's serret. They parnie it through the streets Italy's biggest cities, drill it in open country and brag about It in the press-Associated Press.
Letters To
The Editor
Soccer Interport
Selections
France's Jean-Louis Paul-Roncour said the Commission as yet had nel gathered safielent informatio4 present to the General Assembly and advocated that the Sub-Commissions
continue work.
only
objectionable in his view, he said, because
nat it included misstatement of fact from start to anish, but ended with an implied
threat.
This
-China's Anxiety Finally, Chirm's Dr Liu Yu-wan Mr Allen asserted the Soviet note expressed anxiety, and said that the, was "an obvious attempt to exert Commission should proceed with influence on the matter now before elections in South Korea in order to the Majlis."_ prevent disturbances in the Ameri
to a ball was a reference 12 t the ain zone.
but suggested question of a national government for a £250,000 loan for the purchase rostitution be tabled for the Gen-farms from America,
Ambassador alert that eral Assembly's consideration. sald Korea has been "too Iong" with- Ameri an advisers would not remain In Perm "one minute longer than Government desires." the Persia
of action, e same freedom
Lout a representative government.
Be
Earlier, the Commission elected
The
India's Ambasador K. P. S. Menon Persian decision."-Reuter. permanent chairman, and agreed to rotate the chairmanship every 15
days. De Lit was elected rapporteur. SPORT ROUND-UP:
United Press.
into the
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek sent on behalf of the Chinese people warmest greetings and best wisher for the feture prosperity of Ceylon,"
Mr Jinnah wished the ment of Ceylon every success, and all happiness and prosperity to the prople of Ceylon.
"Food shipments by the United States and by the Soviet Union are
people as much as they are to ease used to sway the minds of the the hunger pangs in their stomach 4." he sat
it.
J
com-
Referring to other aid programines, Gen. Marshall said certain facts and figures regarding the situation chief,
in
free wishes for a prosperous future for the American eagle to get has de- | Greece supplied by the American aid
Unofficially, it is understood China 'The Sir. I was with great surprise feels the Little Assembly is tos went artdel, applied to the purchase of that i read the Interport
football to take up the difficult Korea prob-mistory coupment from the United selections, and what I would like to lem.
States, which would be criticise is not so much the indivi-. did players, but the fact that theer men have been chosen to play both in the Interport match against Shanghai and for the Rest of the Colony
Surely this, as a matter of principle is entirely wrong. I must be conceded that if a player is con- sidered good enough to be "capped" then it becomes ridiculous to pick him also for the Rest which team is usually composed of Interport re- serves and the remainder who are just below Interport standard.
and
I refer to Gosano, Forrow Kiernan and whilst I am tirely in agreement with the selec- tion of
Nationalising
Indian Bank
New Delhi Feb. 4. — The not Indian Government proposes to Forrow in the Hongkong take steps to nationalise the.
team I feel their places in the Rest Reserve Bank of India after XI could be filled by Soutar. (RAF Septeínber 1948, Mr Shanmuk- left full-back), Gordon (centre-lintf)
han Chetty, the (inside-left) of the and Howlett
announced experienced Minister,
Police. All three are
season.
R. H. B.
Finance
Table
Ceylon."-Reuter,
Tennis Decision By Stonewalling Rule
London, Feb. 4.~~The world table tennis championships opened at Wembley Pool today with an unusual Incident the invocation of the 20 minutes or "stonewalling rule" in the match between the former world champion, Trudi Pritsi, of Austria, and the American Mae Clouther, which Pritsi won 21-13, 15-21, 16-7.
two
Christiani
G
players
moves
swallow the hammer and sickle or
"This shocking situation veloped gradually through and counter-moves. It must some- time soon be terminated. In the teantime, at least we must gain for the children the status of belligerents."-Reuter.
non-
Russian-Trained Troops Washington. Feb. --Brigadier. General Charles G. teimick. Deputy American Military Governor in the United States occupied zone of Koren, said in an interview here yesterday that 250,000 Russian- trained North Koreans might take over the country if the United States
steps out wint the Korcans in the
fr
southern zone "feel it would be just amatier of time."
force
the
were
Mr Dwight Griswold, now under study,
Whether the Greek-Turkey pro- gramine would need funds over and above the $400,000,000 originally appropriated by Congress was still | un" "open question.'
Answering one correspondent at the conference, Gen. Marshall said he saw no signs at present of Russia relaxing her "intransigeant attitude." -Reuter.
STRANGE S.O.S.
SIGNALS
reported
the
At the end of that time, Prits) | cott (Barbados). E. Weekes (Barba Police, but they are considerably | announced that the search had been i
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(Continued from Page 1) In the third game of the Headley, the West Indies Test cap-
General Helmick declared the down low but saw no clearer sign in the Corbillon Cup team event for tata, and P. Jones was presumed North Korean troops had Japanese fire. and have played well generally this Dominion Parliament tonight.
to bo the reason for 14 women, these two players pattel being named.
arins, and some were belleved, to Mr. Chetty said: "The nationalisthe ball across the table with
At Hamilton; Dermuda, where the
bas The 14 players are: G. Hendley have had combat experience with search for the air liner been tion of the Reserve Bank can be
Chinese Communist arinles in Man-based, ever since it WAS (British effceted only after September 30, neither attempting an attacking (Jamaica). R
churia (Trinidad).
missing
30 On January
with 31 Infant Welfare Centres when the Bank ceares to be a com- stroke, and after 17 minutes Gulana), W. Ferguson
the southern pāri. J. D.
General mon banker for India and Pakistan, they were warned that they had B. Gaskin (British Guiana), lelnick said.
persons on board, while flying Irbm (Barbados),
"we have a police the "The Government proposes to take
Gomez
10 Azorex Goddard
Bermuda, further Sir-I salute you for your cour steps
and
a half (Trinidad), P. Jones (Trinidad), J. and constabulary to baen up United States Air Force officially ageous and righteous editorial, your
to see that the nationalisa-
minutes. reporter for her worthy and won- tion of the Bank is effected as 60012
Stollmeyer (Trinidad), C. L. Wal-
abandoned as "the whole area had derful reporting job, and the. Indy as possible thereafter.
He held out no encouragement for been explored." doctors for their steadfastness, serise
was ahead and was awarded the doa), Vivlan Williams (Barbados), "The Government necepts the
a break in the deadlock with the (Trinidad), Kenneth
It was felt that there was no of duty and above, alt the great policy of nationalising the Imperiale. This enabled Austria to level Lance Pierre courage to wash the dirty linen. in Bank of India, but as the bank has Unlied States won the decider.
Russians but the Trestrail (Trinidad) and Frank Wor-elect a National Korean Assembly vors and not the slightest trace of at two-all,
over holding elections to possible chance of there being survi- public, which the very essence of branches outside India, the Govern-
and establish a National Democrn- the air liner had been found, a. human progress. It
Nearly 300 competitors from Is my sincerement proposes to examine carefully hope
tie Government.-Reuter. that all these
will
lead to various technical questions that arise nations will strive for the team and Improvement as it should be. Un- in connection
Individunt honours during the next with nationalisation fortunately I know that the Medical before that policy is implemented.
cirlit days. Department now is. so far different
The results were: Corbilion Cup from what it was, when construclive
Intention of the:
for women's teams: England nationalise other suggestion and criticisms were ac- commercial banks," Mr Chetty de- Czechoslovakia 3, Luxembourg
Jersey U; Rumanin 3, Wales cepted sporlingly and gratefully.
clared.Router. ls, knowing as i do, I have AR
Hungary 3, France- 0; Ireland the bunchi that the three Indy
Netherlands 1; Delgium 3, Scotland medical officers will have to face,
I: United States 3, Austria 2; Egypt If not already been given, a strong -reprimand at the medical head- farmers to help
WEST INDIES SIDE
"It is not the Government to
the
match
Appeal To Farmers
Feb. 5.-An appent to 3, Sweden 0.-Reuter.
crush the Com-
Nanking.
25
rel (Jamaica).—Reutet."
BREASTSTROKE RECORD Philadelphia, Felį. 4.-Joseph Ver- deur, the American swimming_ace, bettered his own world record for 3, the 200 yards breaststroke here when 0: he covered the distance In
two minutes 18 seconds.
0:
3. Hig previous mark was two minutes 10.4 seconds set up in March 1947-Reuter.
Aircraft Climbs
Ten Miles
London, Feb. 4.-The De Havilland
spokesman said.
Planes would, however, continue to take-off and check any new clues reportedReuter.
CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Answors
I.' Saturnalia. 2. Nadir, 3. St. Aircraft Company announced that on Paul. 4. In fairly warm, frost free Saturday Mr John Cunningham,
its chief test pilot, reached an all-climates. 5. 101 miles lung.. 6. Two
unde of 50.000 feet-over ten miles
in a routine jet engine test flight
in a De Havilland Vampire fighter.
The climb took 25
minuten.
SHACKLETON TRANSFERRED
London. Feb. 4-At a fee belleved quarters and in a few months' tine munist rebellion was made by you will not able to
Dr Port of Spain, Feb, 4.-For the to be £11,000 Len Shackleton. Now See them at Ku Cheng-kang, Minister of Social second Test against the Marylebone castle United's 24-year-old inside their posts again. Watch my words! Affairs, in a broadcast on the eve of Cricket Clubs here starting February forward and England International That is the kind of democracy we Farmers' are having here. "Yes Men" and
Day
11, the West Indies have nominated during the wor years, was today "Yes Women" only are tolerated by He described the Communists ns 14 players from whom The final transferred to Sunderland. Government,
puppels of the new "Imperlalirm" } choice will be madu.
This guro ranks second only to Nevertheless, please keep up the and reminded, the nation's farmers They are the 11 who played in the £20,000 paid Just September to noble Aght against that they will have to bear the brunt the first Test 'nt Barbados a fort-Chelsea by Notts County for Tommy hypocrisy and for the betterment off the rebel suppression campaign; night aka with Lance Pierre, Lawton, England's centre forward. in
s they did during the Chinese re- Kenneth Trestmall and Frank Worrel, Shackleton said tonight that he Once more I salute you,
elution the war against Japan! Doubts regarding the fleas of was very glad to be going into First
Houter-AAP. A MEDICO.
some of the players-notably George Division football-Reuter.
good
and
mankind.
Wats
The present official world's altitude record is 50,017 feet. It established by Italy ten years ago specially designed
plane. Instruments necessary for inter- national recognition were not curried-Reuter,
square inches.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Closing Times By Alt Bangkok, Singapore, Batavia, Colombo,
Sydney and Auckland, 3.30 p.m. Shanghai, Nanking, Bankow, Tsingtao. Helping, Canton, Swatow, Amoy und Kwetsin, 3.30 p.m.
Closing Timer By Nea & Train Manila Batavia, Sourabaya & Macasser
(8e) 2 pm,
Swatow, Macao, Teinshan and Shekki
(Sea) 2 p.m.
Canton (Train) 2 pun.
Shanghai (Hea) 3 p.m. Strain and Egypt (sea) 1 pm. Canada via Vancouver (Par, only) (8cm)
3 p.m.
Macao,
and Hongmoon
Tanmkong (Kwongelowwan).
Tanahon, Slickki (Sen) 4 pas. Canton (Sea) 5 pm.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
Closing Times By Air Shanghai and Amoy, 9 .m. (reg.); 0.37
.. lord.}. Bangkok, Rangoon, Calculta, Karachi, Bahrein, Cat (Nairobi, Juhannes- burg & Marsellies Via Cairo) August Anden, Kowloon C.P.0) 3 p.m.; Salgon and tarts. 3.30 p.. Huthow, 130 p.m.
IG.P.O.)
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tankow..
Thinglan, Peiping, Canton and Chung- kik. 3.30 p..
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Macan, Tsinaltan & Shakki (Bra) 8 a.m.. Haiphong (Bea) 10 am,
Hangkok (Bea) Noon.
Amoy and Swatow (Sea) Noon. Manila (Bea) Noon,
Strasts. Ceylon, East and South Africa.
and Bombay (Hea) 1 p.m.
Japan (Ordinary leiters & cards only).
(Sex) 1 pm
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USA.. Canada, Central and South Amerien via. San Francis (Ng Par-
cels for Canjda) (Sea) 3 pm. Straits. Macassat. Sourabaya & Batavin
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(Ben) 4p.
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