1948-11-05 — Page 4

BEST CROP YEAR SINCE WAR

But Food Supplies Will Remain Short

Washington, Nov. 4.--The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, in a comprehensive survey of the world food situation and outlook, con- cluded that the 1947-48 crop year was the "best since the war" and "the general outlook is for restoration by 1950 of something like pre-war food consumption in most of Europe and the Far East."

At the same time, the report warned that there was "Ittle room for complacency" because "millions of people are still hungry, the world population is increasing more

has impoverished. rapidly than production, soil erosion many kinds, forest resources are being depleted, intro- duction of modern farming methods encounters serious dimculties, low-income countries Inck money for invest- ment projects, international trade is seriously out balance and in technically-advanced countries there growing concern whether markets can be found for the surplus goods They are able to produce."

Judge Refuses

Divorce

London. Nov. 4.- yog dance band singer, who wanted to return to crooting, and her 67-year-old husband had their cross-pelitions charging cruelty dismissed in the London Divorce Court yesterday.

The Commissioner reported

this evidence.

The husband. Boris Kramers, doctor of law from Brussels, charged that his wife Eisle to poison

nazzed, threatened

him and once beat him with

"

six in Tollentiam

Road Tube Binilon.

Court

The wife, 20, who sang in dance bands before her mar- rlage under the name of Carol

Brook, sald her husband was untidy, refused to let her sing and Accused her of being a prostituto.

Boll charges

denled

the

other's

and the fourt found Insufficient

that

there Was

evidence

to support the pet-

tions

The couple were married in

and August, 1943

have onc child. Asociated Press,

Acting High Commissioner Molested

Vienna, Nov. 1-According to British accounts, Major- General T. J. W. Winterton, the acting British High Commis- sioner in Vienna, was today molested by two Russian sol- diers before a crowd of Aus trians,

They shouted at the General for five minutes and refused to allow him to visit a garage in the Russian sec or to see a car agent.

Major-General

-Winterlon's

unother

of

is

The report added: "The memor- able fact is the world is stil pro- ducing less food and less obres and only slightly more forest products than before the war" and therefore the "main conclusion of the survey is nations are not doing and plan- ning enough to cope with the world's longterm needs."

The FAO report pointed out. however, that the world "possesses enough technical knowledge to re- verze the trend and bring about a substantial, even dramatle increase, in production". "The problem in to organise that knowledge and apply it where and as needed."

ACTION NEEDED

decisions should be taken

needed

pro

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1948.

Nine People Killed In Car Crash

UN Orders Withdrawal From Negev Area

SANCTIONS THREAT INCLUDED IN ANGLO-CHINESE RESOLUTION

Paris, Nov. 4-The Security Council tonight adopted a resolution calling on the Egyptians and the Israeli authorities to restore the truce in the Negev area of Southern Palestine. The voting was nine to one, with one abstention.

Although Soviet Russia earlier had announced that the resolution containing the cease fire call was "entire- ly unacceptable," the Soviet delegate abstained in the vote and thus did not veto it. The Ukrainian delegate gave the single contrary vote.

|

& of

The FAO Director General, Mr N. E Dodd, in a foreword

to the report, said: "In my bellef. the dimeulties which stand in the way cf rea

really rapid expansion of

The resolution presented by Bri-(the sauctions article) it either duction should be examined

more tain and Chlon was watered down party or both should fall to observe energetically by governments and today by the American demands the conditions prescribed in the two

which that both parties:

sub-paragraphs of paragraph [1] enlarge programmes and Withdraw to the positions they this resolution within whatever time facilitate their spectier

may execution.held before the Negev truce breach. limits the acting Mediator There have been enough generalisa- 2-Negotinte directly, or through think desirable to fix." Uo1;s. What is now

is United Nations

to mediaries,

After the Council had heard the establish permanent truce lines and Subcommittee report, practical action."

Dr Jessup ensure the full

laid The 216-page survey was prepared neutral zones to

the two amendments before for

observance of the truce In future. the fourth annual FAQ

Council: The resolution added that if efther ference opening here on December

insert after the words 1-To failed to comply "calls or both parties 15.

Govern on the interested The FAU forecast that the Philip with these demands, a seven-nation

consisting of the "Bigments" the phrase "without pre pines would have exportable supplies committee,

Belgium and

Colombia, Judice to the final settlement of the copra and coconut oll for the Five", year ending June 30, 1949, of 500,000 thould report to the Security Coun- Palestinian problem in the General metric tons and the same quantity eil on measures to be taken under Assembly."

United Nations in 1951-52. This would compare Chapter 7 of the favourably with pre-war shipments. Charler.

STRANGE VOTE but would be less than the 1948-47 record of 645,000 tons.

con-

It foresaw the possiblity of re- covery of ell production In Indonesia. Malaya and Siam from the 1946-7 low level of about 155,000 tons to 460,000 in the year ending next June 30 and 050,000 to 700,000 tons in 1031-32-United Press,

Appeal On

Behalf Of HK

Boy Scouts

An appeal has been launched car for funda to enable Hongkong which bore a flag and two stars was to be represented at the boy accompanied by

car in scouts' jamboree in Australia. which was Captain Tony Weatherill,

The subscription st headed by the Hon Arthur Morse, his Aide-de-camp.

Two big Russian soldiers armed CBE, and donations will be received with tommy guns appeared and bar by the Hongkong Telegraph red General Winterion's way Inlaiduly acknowledged.

at him In

the

the

garage, shouting Russian at the top of their voices.

red- When the General, wearing a banded hat and general's tabs, told the men he was the British acting

Commissioner the

High

'SOLDIERS LAUGH

soldiers,

Bays:

has been

and

a

Nine persons lost their lives in this accident near Point Mugu, Calif., when a southbound car struck northbound automobile headon. Two of the dead were children, an 18-month- old boy and a three-year-old girl. The bodies were scat- tered over the highway in such disarray 'that identi- fications could not be made.

AP Picture.

CAPTURE OF

YINGKOW

(Continued from Page 1)

The Communist radio broadcast what probably was the first official Announcement of Chiang Kai-shek's

The radio told all Nationalist fate should he be captured by them. North Chinn to conte generals in over to their side immediately unless they are willing to follow Chiang to a people's court and finally to a tomb."-United Press,

reference to delete the 2-To Chapter 41 of the Charter and to substitute a reference to Chapter 7

of i were includes all methods

difficulties, Including

This Chapter provides for settle-which ments of disputes by measures settling which include negotiation, sanctions negotiations, sunellons and the use

one of the of force. and rmed force. By

SIMPLE ELEMENT the strangest votes In its history,

iwa Dr Jessup said: "The one simple. Security Council rejected by votes to one, with eight abstentions, clear element which has been coll~

calling for

stant throughout the tortuous his- Ukrainian resolution

resumption of direct negotiatory of the Palestine question be- and fore the United Nations has been tlons between the Egyptians

the expressed determination on the United Nations that, part of the however men might differ about the final political result, such a result must be reached by peaceful means and not by war.

the

were

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KWEISU! ASSAULT Peiping. Nov. 5.-Red vanguards attacked Nation list positions west and northwest of Kweisul, capital of Sulyuan, but retreated at day- hrenk, General Fu. Tsa-yl's North China Commend announced. (Earlier press reports said the Reds

Reds atl testing the strength of the defences.)

Headquarters claimed were cleared from the vicinity of Yenching in Chahar, 40 miles north of Peiping. It said the Nationalists Reds sweeping scattered southeast of Talung the

conl and communications centre in Northern Shansi. Headquarters also claimed the Reds were cleared from a mile area between the coal town of Tangshan and

Lannhsien on the Peiping-Mukden railroad. The two towns are between Tientsin and the Great Wall.

Meanwhile, pro-Government re- the wew

ports said the Nationalists arc The sole contrary vote was cast by Syria. The Soviet Union and

driving to clear the Reds from the area between the Manchurian nurt the Ukraine voted in favour.

Until the United States delegate

of ilulutoo and the Great Wall town of Shanhaikunn. Apparently they his amendment brought forward

want to have a toehold in that area this afternoon, the Anglo-Chinese

Today, we are talking about...a of

to prevent-the Reds from funnelling. threat resolution contained a

!ruce.

We are not talking about the North China through Shanha!-

Into the to sanchons on any party

the nature of D political settlementuen.

talk about n truce, the

Pro-Government reports claimed interested parties are not merely the tapture of Hsingeheng, 15 miles failed to comply with the decisions of tho Security Council

Isract and the Arabs. · Therd is

Chinhs!,

mit from south of 41 of the rack an Article accordance with

Another--and

at in- greater party

Shenhalkunn. terest. the entire international com- Charter.

The reports sald on average The United States delegate asked munity-the rest of the world.

Council not

The Scerity

through Interest of the international more than 1,000 refugees a day from

Chinhsien are streaming threaten the Arabs and Jews with community in a peaceful settlement Shanhaikuan into China proper. Both "sanctions" if they fall to observe is paramount.

great powers They are walking all the way, head- the truce in Palestine.

and small must confess to this over-

Ing for "Anshan, 30 miles south of riding interest. It is fundamental the Great Wall, to catch trains for to the Charter and is the principal Tientsin. Anshan, at present the reason for the very exis ence of the

northern terminal of the Pelping- Security Council.""

Mukden railroad, is in Nationalist hands.Associated Press.

Jewish-Egyptian dispute which when w

DELETION

br

la

10

towards same and to start a sub recommended by four vales DEATH OF LORD

one

to the Hongkong In his letter

Morse Dr Philip Jessup, the American Telegraph, the Hon Arthur

delegate, asked the Council for the

Dr Jessup added that the truce has "Representatives of the Hongkong deletion from the resolution of any

who are mention of Article 41. The resolu- not been a perfect truce, but the Boy Scouts Association desirous of attending the scouts Han which Dr Jessup wanted to

result had not been all-out war.- the Reuter, up from passed fingering their weapons, sald: "Here Jamboree in Australia are unable amend was is the High Commissioner."

to do so owing to lack of funds.

"Enclosed is a cheque for HK$500 Subcommittee of the Council, which French re- (Ukraine), with

by servation that the paragraph con-

Rnctions-considered cerning Britain, China and Belgium to be the resolution-be the essence of reflscussed in the full Council. Teserver

carved

ita The Ukraine also

substitute 0 right to bring up resolution urging a simple con- tinuation of negotiations the two parties as recommended in the last Security Council resolution of October 19.

The soldiers who appeared to un-scription list which I hope all Scout derstand no German physically are. admirers will answer." vented the General from entering

the garage.

A Russian officer refused to in- fervene, did

did not saluto his superior |

though allled officer and acted as

he did not understand any language but Russian,

When the General re-entered his car to drive away, the two Russian

soldiers laughed.

Today In The

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Montreal, Nov. 4.Dr Hewlert Johnson, Donn. of Canterbury. yesterday laughingly, denied that he by nd temporarily been detained

nuthorities Immigration: arrival here from Britain on Wed-

esday night.

on

his

con-

Dr Johnson said, "There was " new immigration man at the airpor Ashfield. London, Nov. 4Lord

and he was suspicious about news former chief of industrialist and

paper reports preceding my arrival. London'a transport system, diod

The Chairman: Did any of the I told him if it would make things He today following an operation.

godown stall ever mention to you easier for him I would come down was 74. between Lord Ashfield's connection with that it might be dangerous to live here in the morning, I have orch

above these godowns? Nobody ever courteously treated by all transport began in

cerned."

i passenger

told me. Detroit, Michigan, when he was 14

Witness added that the godowns years old. British born, he had

Immigration officials, sald there Six were open daily at 8 a.m.

know that had been no detention. one there with his parents.

later ho

The Chairman: You appointed WOB

The Dean prepared yesterday * Indammable

ocen manager of the. Detroit Tramways some goods are more system.

than others? Sir, our duty was to leave for Toronto years

traffic He was London's '

did not know speaking tour-Associated Press. chief receive goods. We

what the contents were. We receive from 1933 unill his resignation last Year-Associated Press.

the goods on instructions the office.

For having insufficient fire fighting In the absence of the British High equipment on his vessel, the master Commissioner, Lieutenant-General of a motor fishing junk was finei Alexander Galloway, who is visiting $150 or six weeks by Mr Cairns on account of the alleged ambiguity

The other delegations opposed this of the October 19 resolution.

cnlis amended resolution The the British Zone, General Winterton the Marine Court this morning.

The boat, which had last been Major. sept a strong protest to

those of their -To withdraw General Tainyer, the acting Deputy surveyed on December 8, had two upon the "Interested Governments instead of four fire extinguishers. forces which have advanced beyond Russian High Commissioner.

was

Russians Invade

Iran

the positions held on October 14- Defendant stated that the peting Mediator being authorised The incident occurred in the dis- The life, raving apparatua trict where the attack on Irving good order. Ross, the American Marshall Ald two extinguishers had been stolen to, establish provisional lines beyond oMelai, began on Saturday before hein Tungkoon, and he had made which no movement of troops shall was found battered to death in the report to his office, but as his master take place.

2-To establish, through negotia-

4.-A Usually Teheran, Noy. Russion zone just outside Vienna.was not there he had to put to sea

without the new appliances.

tions conducted directly between the

reitublo source, said on Thursday Heuter:

two parties, or, failing that, through that Iran hod protested to Russia EXCESS PASSENGERS The master of a small Class IV Intermediaries in the service of the that Soviet soldiers invaded Iranian for United Nations, permanent truco territory last week. The report of was cautioned fishing boat

the protest WON not officially excess passengers. Iines and such neutral on demili- carrying three

ad. torised

confirmed. that they

zones as may appear He pleaded

were not

order to

ensure passengers, merely people who were vantageous, In

henceforth the full obrervance of the halving him to fish.

truce in that area.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5

Closing Times By Ale

1

Nanking, Honkow, Taingtao, Shanghal,

Pelping, Swatow, Amoy and Taipeh, 3.5 p.m. Japan, 6 p.m.

Were any of the goods received in that godown able to cause fire? Did you know of any?-Yes, there were such goods like spirits of wine, Anything else?-Cotton and poper. Did the Fire Brigade officials ever Manila, Honolulu, USA and Canada, -5

p.m. question you about the nature of the Air Parcel Posts for Manila, Honolulu

ods that came into the godown?- A Government spokesman said 200 No, sir.

ples and email packet og Kowloon for Manila, troops, Russian

with armament You know now where the explo-Ordinary Airmails printed matters, same

Cuam, Honolulu and CPO) 430 pm.; (GPO) 5 pm including a tank, crossed the frontier slow occurred?—Yes.

Was it near that place where you

Closing Times By Bea from Soviet Azerbaijan on Oct. 20

lothon, Pakhol via. Hoihow and Dang- per- and fought a four-hour battle with Rate moke? Yes, air,

kok 3 pmAY zonca Iranian frontier guards.-Associated!

а

It

Can you describe the explosion? Wax it like the explosion of bemb-No, not like a bomb. was like the explosion of the back- Reolving further, witness said that fire a car or a burst tyre. the backdoor to Whitty Street was

New York, Nov. 4-Four 24-inch George from shrubs miertells t

For approaching within 30 yards

NEUTRAL ZONES Washington's home at Mount Ver of a vessel in Kowloon Docks, the Батрап упи by mistress of a fishing

Falling an agreement, the non, Virginia, left for Britain.

days. or three

Supt.

manent lines and neutral air today. They were consigned to ned

Kowloon Dockyard shall be established by the decision Press. the King and Queen for planting Plenkinsop. In the grounds of Buckingham Police, stated that they had had of the acting Mediator.

trouble with these

Pelping, Nov. 4-Tele-communi- Palace Mafa gift from fount Ver- great deal of

The resolution "anpoints n who's Didies' Association.

craft, which went away after be mitire of the Council, consisting of cations workers in Tientsin who The Royal couple expressed in Ing

warned but promptly the five permanent members, to- strice October 30 have refused to terest in the magnolias during their returnert

Again. They were gather with Belgium and Colombia, handle any except press and felning for the convenience of the oc visit to Mount Vernon in 1839, but

there for the purposes of picking to examine urgently and report to traffic, ended their partial striko

Workers resumed fail duties on the shrube could not be sent until up anything that was thrown over-the Council on the measures which

take being promised batter treatment. now owing to tho-warvenAssociated board, from ships. Defendant ad- It would be appropriate to

milted this

under Article 41 of the Charter Beuter.

com-

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and USA, (Kowloon CPO) 4.30 p.m.; (OPO) 5 p.m.

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