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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDA

China Warns Against Love At First Sight Only AT.

Revival Of

Spreading Christianity

Jap Industry In Japan

ECAFE DELEGATE ON "NEW WAR MACHINE”

Bangkok, Mar. 31-The revival of Japan as a heavy industrial power in Asin was today opposed by Dr C. M. Li, the Chinese delegate to the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East.

Dr Li said, that Asian countries were apprehensive of the conversion of Japan into a new war muchine..

"Operation

Lancer" Finished

"Operation

Lancer," In which rullee and the Ber-.

vices co-operated to beat

of "Invaders"

frem the

New Territories.

this morning.

ended

of

The defending troops drove the enemy out Ping Shan Pollco station- which they had captured early in the exercise-at about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

The enemy retreated to Hillside positions north of Fing Shan, and at dawn this morning the defend- thele Ing troops faunched final attack.

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realstance erichty ended at about 8.30 a..

A Press conference will be held this afternoon, at which the final commu- nique on the exercise will be issued.

BRITISH

WORKERS' WAGES UP

London, Mar. 31-Manual workers in British Industry are today earning wages 120 per- cent higher than 10 years ago, the Ministry of Labour disclosed today.

A Ministry probe into the wages and hours of more than 0,000,000 workers in manufae, turing industries generally, and in some of the principal non- manufacturing Industries, show- ed, average weekly earnings for

£5-17-4,

ot

2

The subject was brought up sub-committee meeting after Mr Theodore Cohen, SCAP representative, had said ant committee meeting that the con- trol authorities In Japan felt that the pattern of future Japan- ese trade must undergo a change to the expurt of machinery and other capital goocis,

Mr Cohen estimated that over the next Ove years Japan could cxport on annual average of US$200,000,000.

Tokyo, Mar. 31-Japan now han more Christian missionaries from abroad than In 1940, and In recent months they

have

been entering the country, st the rate of about 75 a month, Generat

Ilead- MacArthur's quarters reported today,

mis-

Nearly 1,000 foreign sionaries-npproximately. 1,150 of them Catholic and 350 Pro- tesinflare in

More

Japan

Ilian 1,000 have arrived

the begining of the occupation. There were 1,401 mis- sionaries in the country in 1940. of which 863 were Catholic and 488 were Protestant.

Leant

707 missionarică entered Japan, compared with

in 1047. 315

A total of 640 Catholle and 482. Protestant mis- sionaries arrived during 1947-) 46.

your,

At the outbreak of war there were 104 Protestant and about 650

Catholic missionaries In Japan, Most of the Protestants returned home at the request of their churches, wille most of the Catholics-primarily

Ger- man, French, Italian and Spanish nationals in tant order—remain- ed.

It was love at first sight for Tertius (right) and Gretjie when they were introduced through the bars of the hippopotamus house at Pretoria, South Africh, zoo. Quite oblivious to onlookers, the hippos gave each other a big kiss, and what is more, held on for half an hour. Soon Gretjie will be formally introduced to Tertius' home and the couple will set the Protestants

up housekeeping together. I said SCAP was encourag-wern, Americans and 27 English

AP Picture. ing bilateral trade agreements fo or Canadian. Nineteen Ameri- ! in order to obtala a supply of cans and six British raw materials and foodstuffs.

Sixty-six of

were st here when American

landed in

subjects

September,

Dr Li said that the Japanese troops dollar shoringe problem was n 1945. direct result of the war pro- Most of the missionaries in. voked by Japan.

Japan are engaged In'equen- tlona) and evangelical work. Some are engaged in miltel missions.-United Press.

Mr B. Adaker, India, said he appreciated the fears of some Aslan countries, but saki the problem should be approached from the purely trade angle.

4,076 Detained

In Malaya

The Russian delegate, Mr S. S. Nemtchin raid the sub- commitice was not competent to deal with any aspect of Japanese comineree, which was only within the province of the Fur Eastern Commission and other controlling authori-Colonial Secretary, Mr Arthur

ties.

The Commission Is divided into sub-committers on Indus- try, and Trade and finance, the latter considering mainly the Japanese problem,

London. Mar. 31. The

Creech Jones, told the House of Commons today that 4,078 of the people under detention in of Malaya and the Federation Singapore on January 21 had maile objections visory Committees.

the to

Ad-

The latest avaliable informa- tion was that 112, whose ob- jections had been heard, had since been released. The pro- ceedings and findings of the

NAVY TO STUDY ATOM WARFARE

Important Exercise At

RN Staff College

London, Mar. 31.-The effect of atomic weapons in sea warfare will be studied in im- be held from portant Naval Staff exercises to April 25 to 29, it was officially announced to- night.

Higt-ranking naval officers, Cabinet Minis- tera, senior civil servants and scientists will at- tend the exerciscs, which will be held at the Royal Naval Staff College, Greenwich..

The Industry sub-committee discussed the shortage of steel in ECAFE countries, The French delerate, M. Henri Maux, warned of the danger Advisory Committees in in those taking part to examine being kept secret.-Reuter, of permitting Japan to develop dividual cases were not made all aspects of war at ECO.

lands.

The Chinese ported his stand.

The exercises will enable (

They will start with

leasona

a supply of steel for ECAFE public, he adtled.

A Communist Member, Mr learned during World War II delegate sup- Philip Piratin, had asked how and "focus thought" as the many of the 520 people detain- official announcement put it- Mr E. Ward, Australia, ised without charge on January on the conduct of operations in chairman of the Industry sub-21 had made objection to the the immediate future, leading

while committee,

Professor Advisory Cominlilers-Reuter, Hassen Halloy is chairman of Trade and Finance sub- the committee-Associated Press.

LETTERS TO

up

10

later on.

Details of this Exercise

Three Chinese

relentine developments Planes Desert

pr

In

of

all workers In-December-THE EDITORdent Truman indicated-today use-in-the-Royal Navy will be

of

£2-13-3 in October, 1935.

with

The actual Increase in basic

72

is calculated to be wages percent, with the balance of the made up of im-

120 percent m

proved overtime rates, output bonuses and other payments.

During the same 10 years, the average dropped from 16 to Just over 45.-Reuter.

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lesson to the German people worda beyond anything could convey. I trust that small

far

atıd needless provocations of German sentiment may be avoided by the Western powers, The Tevival of Europe cannot be achieved without the treely- given aid of the German people. "The airlift has fully justified itself. Nevertheless, fear and its shadows

over Western brood

A month ago, Europe today.

spoke to a meet- In Brussels,

ing of 30,000 Belgians, I could feel at once their friendship and anxiety. They have.ne At- lantic Ocean, no English Chan- nel

the between them and Russian Communist armou. divisions. Yet they bravely and urdently support the cause of

united Europe.

was also

conscious of the faith which they, like the Greek people, place in the United States,

QUITE AS WICKED

"We are now confronted with something quite as wicked, but in some ways more formidable than Hitler, because ler had only herrenvolk pride and anti- Semille hatred to exploit. He had no fundamental theme. But these

14 men in the Kremila

A HAUNTED WOMAN!

A HUNTED MAN!

Die Beskipishe Pastes formand

THOXID

CHASLES.

BERGMAN-BOYER

CAPONE CHARS

LAUGHTON CALDEAN'

ARCH OF TRIUMPH

A SEETRO-OOLZWTH-KATËR KRUKASE

CENTRAL

have their hierarchy and church INV

Communism,

whose mis- slonaries are in every country as a afth column, awaiting the day when they hope

to be absolute masters of their fellow countrymen and pay off old stores. They have their anti- god, religion, their Communist doctrine of entire subjugation of Individuals in a state.

"Behind this stands the Iar- gest army by the world in the

| hands of a government pursuing

imperiullet expansion.

Another question is

also

asked: Is tline on our side?

"That is not a question that can be answered expertly with- in strict limits. We have cer- unlimited period

חח

tainly not

time before settlement of the world is achieved. The utmost be practised,

vigilance should

but I do not think myself that violent

or precipitato action thould be taken now. War is not inevitable.

"We need not abandon hope or patience. Many favourable processes are on fook...

זי

of

war of

had hoped that Russia after the wor, would have access through unfrozen waters into

every ocean guaranteed of by the world organisation which she would be a leading member, that she should have the freest access→ which indeed she has at the pre- sent time-to raw materials every kind and that Russians Nanking, Apr. 1.-A Mosquito everywhere would be received Films, relief models

and two transport planes of the as brothers in the human family. other devices will be used an Chinese Air Force STILL LOOKING

deserted to NERVES MUST BE STRONG there will be a secret exhibi-

the Communists, according to FOR NEW ENVOY tion of new developments

the Peiping Communist Radio but goodwill and fate pley. 1, "We seek nothing from Russia naval warfare. Prototypes

heard here last night.

there is to be however, Washington, Mar. 31.-Pre-equipment planned for future

The Mosquito aircraft, bought nerves. let us make sure our from Canada

and belonged to nerves are strong and are forü- that he was still searching for a shown behind closed doors.

the Chinese Air Force first ned by the deepest conviction new Ambassador to Moscow to

Much interest has been squadron, left Shanghai

If we persevere on of our hearts. replace General Walter

aroused here by another big March 7, the

Radio sald. One steadfastly together and allow Smith,

the Asked at his press conference naval and air exercise during of the

transport planes no appeasement of tyranny and Channel flew from Slan, the capital of | wrongdoing in it Mr Jefferson Caffery now the June in the English

any form, it United States Ambassador in and the Bay of Biscay, Four Sian Province, on February 22 may not be our nerve or the

Union

and the other from Hankow en structure of our civilisation Paris, might be moved to Mos-avies of the Western

Hol- March 7.

which will break and peace Band

namaland and Belgium - will take seon Mr Caffery's

The Radio claimed 32 people may yet be preserved. in

overall com- were killed or injured when "Units and associations are mentioned with others and that part, under the he would let the Journalists mand of Admiral Sir Roderick Nationalist planes strated Ling- being established by many na- In Shensi Pro- tions throughout the free world In about August last year a know when he had made his McCrigor, Commander-in-Chief yang recently

vince. Reuter.

with a speed and reality which Gazette was published at Home devision.-Iteuter.

would not have been achieved ving details as to when minia-

perhaps for generations. Of all tures could be worn with dinner

there units, one of the most precious to me is the fraternal association between the British Commonwealth of nations and the United States.

Decorations On Dinner Jackets

Bedell

Sir.-in a recent issue, under

row, Mr Trunan replied that he powers-Britain, France, weekly hours worked the heading "William Hickey." the statement was made that miniature decorations are not worn with dinner jackets.

Summer Time In

Japan On Sunday

Information has been re-jackets.

ceived in Hongkong that I wonder if you. or any of Summer Time will become your correspondents, could give operative in Japan after mid- these details.

night tomorrow (Saturday).

SIDE GLANCES

S.R.K.

By Galbraith

DOPR. 1540 RY NEA SERVICE, MC, T. HE REG. 1. NË PAT, OFF.

"Why should George fool funny about marrying the girl because her folks have got money? I didn't break off with you because you had $300 in the bank, did 17”

of the Home Fleet.

Cut this out and keep for reference.

RADIO HK

HK INNOVATION

SUMMER

PROGRAMME

SCHEDULE ISSUED

For the first time in history, Radio Hong- pro- kong has issued a schedule of summer grammes, which will come into operation next week with the introduction of summer time.

The new scheme, details of which arc given below, enables listeners to tell what type of programme will, be broadcast at any given time

on any night during the week. As far as possible, similar programmes will be broadcast at the same time cach week.

Details:

MONDAY

"Broina* Trust': 2143 Chamber Music: 2215 Light Atuate! "Radio Newsre"; 2315 Clone,

30。

"United we stand secure. Let us then move forward together HITMA" or Kimilar show: 2100

mission in the discharge of our "From The Editorials": 2110 "World Theatre: 2230 Thursday Serenade"; and our duty, fearing God and 2300 "Radio Newsreel 2015 Close nothing else."-United Press.

FRIDAY

PEACE MISSION

1215 Catholic Prayery 1230 Pro- OFF TODAY

stramme Summary: 1232 Dance Music: 1:00 Singer: 135 News and Weather Report: 1330 "Musle Far You": 1400 Close. 1800 Programme Summary: 3802 Light Variely; 1830 "Cantunese By Radio"; 1850 Sports;

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SATURDAY

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1900 "Music Lovers Haue Classical the peace delegates are under- request programme: 2000 News and stood to have expressed con- News Analysis: 2010 Talk or cern about the messages which musical Interlude: 2030 Studio Behave been sent by influentini eital: 2100 From The Editorials": 21011ongkong Daneca To...." Kuomintang members in Shang- 2145 Thriller serial: 2215 Light hai to Mr Ku Chen-kang and Musle: 2300 Radio Newarcel: 2015 Mr Hsuch Tu-pi suggesting that differences and if there difficulties in forming a conli- tion. wtih the Communists the should suggest 232 delegates 1230 Programme Summary:

Music: 1310 Newa and splitting China in halt and have Dance Weather Report: 1330 "The Week's separate government an each Composer": 1400 Closa. 1800 Pro- gramme Summary: 1603 "Unit Re-bank of the Yangtso

1000 Variely Bandbox": The delegates also referred to questa": 1930 London Studio Melodies" messages from members of the 2000 News and News Analysis: 2010 Kuomintang in Canton urging 1218 Morning Prayers: 1230 Pro- "Saturday Roundup": 2010 Play or

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2100 "From The

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1000 Fro- Concert: 1400 Close.

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2315 Close, 1000 "Variety Studio Plano: Requests": 2000 News and News Amalyala: 2015 Talk or musical fa- 1erlude: 2000 "Theatre Musle": 2100 "From The Editorials"; 2110 1.1.c. Concert: 2210 Short Story: 2230 Dance Music: 2300 "Radio I

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2143 2110 "Concerto"; Play: 2200 Dance Music; 2300 "Radio Newsreel"; 2013 Close.

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY ·

1213 Chikiren's Prayers; 1230 Pro-reel": 2315 Close,

Summary: 1231 Light

gramme

THURSDAY

Musle: 1300 Swing 1318 Newa and Weather Report: 1330 "From The Show" 1400 Cloke. 1100 Pro- 1230 Programme Bumm Kramme Summary: 1802 Children's "From The Flims": Programme: 1830 "Cantonese By Variety: 1915 New ho Radia"!

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1330 "Orchert, "American Letter: 1030 Abeen Week 1400 Close, 1800ser

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Chilles, Woody programme; 2000 News and Summary; News Analysia: 2011, Talk or mutigramme; 1830 Short cal interiuide: 2030 "Dinner Music: Swing feature: 10300 in 2100"From The Editorials": £110 | gramme: 2000 New Literary Serial

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