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Indonesian “Police Action"

Dutch Attempting To Pioneer New Way In East-West Relations'

New York, Dec. 23.-Dr Herman J. Friedericy, Netherlands Government spokesman, in a Press con- ference today defended Dutch "police action" in Indonesia, saying the measures were taken to allay a Republican revolt, scheduled for January 1, which he described as "Communist-inspired.”.

Dr Friedericy declared that "The basis of the trouble is Communist influence” in Indonesia, despite successful repression by the Republican Government of the Communist uprising.

The spokesman said the interned Indonesian leaders would probably be released to return-to office after the administration had been rid of extremists. The Government, would then be run in co-operation with the Dutch Government for the forms tion of an independent Republic of Indonesia.

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U.N. XMAS

MESSAGE

TO WORLD

ILO Survey

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Of Far East ROUTE S

Need For Education

Lake Success, Dec. 23.-In- tegrated planning is the anawer to the Far East's vocational training needs, according to United Nations experts. - ·

The International Labour Or- ganisation, a UN agency, has, sur- voyed Asia's labour problems in con- junction with the United Nations Economic Commission Zor Asia and the For East.

In its report, the ILO suggests that a master plan with n time schedule should be drawn up cm- of Asia- as u bracing the needs

for whole.

in And the centro tegrating the programme should be Lake Success.

Dee. 23.-In A a central information point--possi- Christmas message to the world, Drbly,

Shanghai, Horber! Evatt, the President of the Mime. Marguerite Thiberi, veteran United Nations General Assembly, ILO offelal and expert on training and Mr Trygve Lie, the Secretary problems, is the author of the re- General called for loyal support for port, Training problems in the United Nations so that peace,on For Fast."

might Carth and gondwill to men

become living realities.

the "Forces beyond

control of ordinary

women men and

have plunged humanity to a series of violent wars, culminating in two universal catastrophes which have struck the world since the begining

the

the facilitles Available compared to the needs, the report i acknowledges that the Far Eastern countries "are becoming increas indy aware of the Importnute of vocational sul teclmien training."

the Government of India launched "police action" upon the princely state of Hyderabad, the Netherlands official maintained that the January 1948 Denville truce was unworkable, and that the United Nations Good Offices Committee had been unable to do anything to remedy the situation. prepared statement, Dr "Nevertheless, Holland was patient Friederley, who heads the Political in deference to the Valled Nations," Department of the

"But the time arrived Netherlands he added. Ministry for Overseas Territories In when further patience would have the Dutch been criminally irresponsible. With The Hague, explained

a Republican Army nction

"The

attack Im- with:

Republican

pending on January 1, and with 50 Army, taking order from no one,

But. It adds, "Because of the not even the Republienn Govern-Indonesian Federalists being killed

growing variety of techniques re- weekly. Helland felt compelled to ment, was well on the way to des-

quired by an expone economy, restore, order and neted accordingly troying [11 chances of orderly

much remains to be Holland's polley doesn't fit into government in Indonesia."

the usual stereotypes because it is "As we celebrate Cliristmas, we cautions, should

The master plan, Mme Thibert not copy any new something entirely

In this do so with the knowledge that we existing

region's world. Holland is trying to pioneer at least have the means of control-needs have local ramifications. But

plan since each a new way in East-West relations, ating these forces and of making a she suggests that the experience of new way based on close partnership reality of the desire of mankind for other nations should not be ignored. and intimate association between the peace and goodwill among ali Indonesians and the Dutch.”

peoples."

TRUCE "UNWORKABLE"

Comparing the situation with the recent India-Hyderabad case, where

SPORT NEWS:

Statement By Directors Of Derby County

London, Dec. 23.-The direc tors of Derby County, First Division football club, have issued

Dr Friedericy added: "I doubt very much if we will withdraw our troops." Replying to persistent questioning by reporters as to what the Dutch intended doing eventually Indonesia, he heatedly sal: "We will restore safety and build up in. dependent States, and that's what the majority of Indonesings want,"

He also declared that suspension of ECA help would not alter the position of Dutch troops in Indone- sfa.-United Press.

of this century.

They concluded: "Pence on earth and goodwill to men must be made living realities through the United Nations"-Beuter.,

GI Brides Head

For Honolulu

The report, published in Geneva, where ILO has its headquarters, points out that

already ILO has compiled a wealth of material on the experiences other nation have had In this field.

To circulate this, it suggests the international information centre which, says, could pattern already successful programmes for particular. problems.

ment

materials.

Thibert Mme.

sugicats other methods of. ald, 100. She proposes there be direct exchange of experts Honolulu, Dec. 23.-Hundreds of mong nations in the Far East, ex- on entering the change of omeinls and tralaces and war brides, bent U.S. UNDER PRESSURE United States before the expiration international aid in supplying equip

and teaching of the War Brides Act at midnight United Press. Washington, Dec. 23.-The ad on Tuesday, are focking to Honolulu, official statement ministration NI

is under increasing a United Press survey showed today. following the Football League's pressure to withdraw all Marshall Laurence Haus, agent in chorge of attempt to force the Dutch to pull sald his office was swamped with troops out of Indonesin, it was brides from the Orlent. He said learned today.

several hundred had entered and 144 The statement read: We ure

more

ere expected at any moment. - Senator Claude Pepper (Demo- surprised that the tongue Secretary erat, Florida) said the United States tulu, the closest port of entry, from Many brides are arriving at Rono- should ink htm trhould "freeze" all economic help the For Enst by chartered plane. to make a statement Press.

"The facts are

that the Football which might enable the Dutch to They must enter before midnight on League has asked for the produc-trike "stronger blows against the December 28, when the Act expires, tion of the club's books, which have Indonesians, who are struggling for or await entry under the regular been In its possession at present their freedom." for the past nine weeks.

disclosure that the club's ac. Finn nid from Hotland, In a direct the Honolulu Immigration Bureau, Chinese Ship And

count books have been called

· for examination.

+

"No indications have been received from the League of the discovery of any Irregular payments, nor luns any official enquiry been held?"

The statement was signed by Mr B. Robshaw, on behalf of the Board of Directors of the club.

.

The president of the Congress of

Organisations, Industrial

Philip Murray, suld his union felt Amerl- enn aid to Holland was being used for purposes "inconsistent with the original intent and objectives of the European Recovery Programme."

and

He sent a telegram to the Secre- It may be several months before inry of State, Mr George Marshall, ang dings are announced by the ing the United States' efforts to Football League, but the secretary, saying: labour would support "every

ind the fighting in Indonesia, Mr Fred-Howarth, sald that the allegations covered a period before fensible step" to settle the dispute 1940. He emphasised that this was quickly and fairly-United Press. not an indleation of a general probú of clubs' books.

immigration quota.-United Press.

Diet Dissolved

Tukyo, Dec. 23.-Premier Shigeru Yoshida today dissolves the Diet after the House of Representatives had passed a non-confidence against his Cabinet by a vote of 277 to 130.

bill

the way for general elections. By The dissolving of the Diet paved pre-arrangement with other politi- elans It was expected that they would be held on January 23.

"The League has not the slightest More U.S. Warshipssenting minority and majority, an-

intention of cding for tlie books of any other club unless specific information in received. We received pertain information and it was

necessary to follow it up.

"It is a matter of wage's to playern which concerns us at the momen, but you never know what comes out in the course of the inquiries,” Mr

Howarth said,

"If any payment uf any kind has been made to a player contrary to the rules, the League Management's Committee would inke appropriate uction,"

Such action would include the burring of director and managers from taking part in football manage-- ment and the fining or suspension of players-Reuter,

JOE'S BAD PATCH London, Dec. 23-Joe Davis, the world anooker champion, made eight unsuccessful attempts to score a century break in 20 minutes during an All-Star charity show at the Leicester Square Hall, London,

today.

His, best run was 54-Reuter.

ASKS FOR TRANSFER

The dissolution of the Diet was ngreed upon by politicians repre-

series of scandals Diel members-United

Involving For Turkey

Washington. Dec. 23.-Ainericaa berews will sail two Unlted States Navy destroyers "with extensive World War II battle recolis" to Turkey early in 1919 to complete their transfer to the Turkish Navy, It was announced In Washington today.

Press.

Passengers Safe

Shanghal, Doc. 24.-After 22.1 hours' silence, the Chinese Merchants steamer, Halchi, bound for Canton with 80 passengers and a cargo of military supplies, reported yesterday

afternoon that all was well and that she was on the course to Canton, according to a company spokesman. No mention was made in the mes- of any difleulties or danger sago encountered on board the ship. The ship's long silence had previously given rise to fears here that the vessel might have been seized by Communist agents and diverted northward.-Reuter.

GOLD AND SILVER SALES STOPPED

Shanghai,

Dec. 24-Shanghai's Central Bank has stopped the sale of gold and silver indefinitely RE a result of yesterday's mad rush which resulted in the

of death seven persons and injuries to about

others,

announcement Iast

Jun

In Brief

Д

Argentine-Hungary night, a Bank spokesman said that

Trade Pact

Buenos Aires, Dec, 23.--Argentina And Hungary have signed A new

A snäll number of United States trade agreement. The new pact, Navy personnel will remain in Tur-medifying terms of a similar agree- key after e transfer to give ment signed on July 14, provides for technical instruction--Reuter.

reciprocal credits up to 3,000,000 dollars without interest.

Mr Gibson Resigns

Argentina has agreed to buy up to 50,000,000 dollars worth of rallway material, machinery, chemicals and timber. In exchange, she will sell London, Dec, 23-Mr George Hungary hides, wool, edible oils and Gibson has resigned from his diree-greases.--Associated Press. torship of the Bank of England, it was announced today.

Mr Gibson, a feruier chairman of the Trades Union Congress, was une of the Government oficials involved

MANILA FIRES

Maalla, Dec. 24-Fires broke out

in the investigations of the Lynshey in two downtown business centres Telbunal into alleged corruption in Manila yesterday, causing injuries public, life.

to two persons and damage estl-

He became a Government-up- pointed director of the Bonk of mated at 400,000 pesos.

London. Dec, 23-Roddy Munro,tlona!ncd.--Neuter. 25-year-old Brentford full-back, is

to be placed on the transfer list.at

his own request. He was injured in n trial at the

The bigger binze destroyed two

night,

England afler It had been na-Indian-owned stores on Escolta. heart of the shopping district, lust Three older adjoining stores Lisbon, Dec, 23-The Portuguese were damaged by water.

Earlier, a fire broke out in the inverul

beginning of the trawler, Gasparinlio, with a crow of Chinese district. where

season and has been unable to find. 34, was tonight regarded as lost my

a. placa in the first team. The she had falled to return from a trin shops were burned-United Press.

transfer will be, on on basis-Reuter,

459

exchange to the storm-ravaged district

Fuzoto, south Portugal-Reuter,

EDITORS PRIOR NERVIST,

“I told you my cigarettebuli didn't fly back in the,

car"

of

Trade With Ceylon

London, Dec. 23,-A Yugoslav trade delegation will very pro: bably arrive in Ceylon in the middle of January, Sir Oliver Goonetilleke announced in London

today.

The High Commissioner for Ceylon sald It would be the first time in Ceylon's history that a trada delegation from a European country other than Britain had visited the Island-Reuter.

Bound For Jamboree

Singapore, Dec. 22.-Twenty Pakistan boy scouts, led by Mr 3 D. Shujur, General Secretary of the Pakistan Boy Scouts Association, arrived here today in a chartered alreraft on their way to tho" World Jamboree at Melbourne.-Reulor.

pending an improvement ot the Inethods the sale of gold and silver shall be temporarily suspended. Peuter,

CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS

Solution of yesterday's puzzle.- Across: 1 and 4. Progress report; 5 and 0. Retired list; 0, O'er: 10, Strip; 12, Flap; 13. Blas; 15, Credit; 10, Trek; 17, Yen; 10, Sec 1 Down: 22, Filing; 23, Dim; 24. Asked; 25, Wire, Down: 1 and 10, Prolt and loss; 2, Reel; 3. Gimp; 4, See. 1 Across; 0, Traced; 7, Drains; 1, See 5. Across: 11, Tides; 13, Beyond: 14, Ornis; 18,

air; 20. Lic; 21, Emc.

Solution to Skeleton Crossword on Page 13;--

rossword soluzion

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