1949-11-03 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1949.

Of

Indonesian Republic To "Roots of Knowledge For Farmers FEC Nations May

Be Born Next Month

COMPLETE SOVEREIGNTY

The Hague, Nov. 2.-A now Republic, the United States

of Indonesia, will be born next month, it was announced hero today at the last full session of the 10-wook round-table con- ferenco of Dutch and Indonesians.

She Must Obey

Iere'n bound-by

one

girl contract-to

whe

毒物

take

orders

five

her husband

0 p.m.

from from

a.m. lo days a weck. She in Gloria Grahame

Hollywood m actress, shown here on hoilday at Falm Springs, California. Gloria's husband, who la also her director, and a wise pro- ducer, Inslated that she sign an Zla ab. agreement giving solute authority on the set, to avoid hold-ups which might result from domestic diagree- menta~(AP Picture).

Greek Govt Urged To

Show Mercy

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three members of the United on Indo- The draft constitution, to Nations Commission

then each signext four take effect immediately nesia ofter

of copies of the resolution, signify- the transfer

and International ing mutual Hovereignty by the Dutch, recognition of the new relation

the Netherlands sets up a Federal Republic rhip between of all present Dutch posses- and Indonesia.

in the Enst Indies, slons except New Guinea, on which the delegations falled and to reach agreement whose status will be decided within a year of the trane fer.

The resolution announced that the agreements would come "at the moment of into force transfer of sovereignty, which will take place at a formal nat at Amsterdam, ceremony later than December 30, 1910.

added that the United Nations Commission or other The population

would Republic is about 70,000,000 of Untled. Nations agency whom 40,000,000 live in Java.bserve implementation of the Almost all are Indonesians, with agreements.—Reuter,

of the new

a small minanty of Chinese and Indiana and European

munity of 200,000.

Under the transfer

The Netherlands "uncondition-

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chaiter,

transfer Net In

and

1

on

State" or Dezember

ally and ERNINGENE

complete

demesin to the Republ recognises it as

del and

novereign from not later than

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EQUAL STATUS

A Union statute and that it

APPLAUSE IN UN

CENERAL ASSEMBLY

Lakr Success, Nov. 2. The ATATIRLANCETTROnt of the successful conclusion of The Hague round-

Indonesia conference (Fi was greeted with appinuse at a

Null

the of keraion special

As- Nations General sembly here today.

Uuted

The Assembly met briefly to upprove the transfer of certain

WAY zded to bring aixutems, including that of Indone- "organised co-operation between sin. tron

the Poll i Com-

the Netherlands and five United matter to the Special Ad Ho

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Throwing things about is usually frowned-on in the classroom, by the most broadminded of teachers, but, as this picture shows, these pupils of Lingfield County Secondary School in Surrey, are getting away with something like it. Because the headmaster believes that children who live in a farming community should have a working knowledge of rural life, the school has its own plgs, and Here the children fowls and the children learn to feed and look after them.

unload mangolds into a clamp for winter feeding of livestock.

OEEC Adopts Trade Charter For Europe

Organisation

Paris, Nov. 2.-The 18-nation Council of ti for European Economic Recovery today adopted a European trade` charter with the aim of abolishing before December 15 trado quotas on at least half of their total imports on private account.

The Soviet Foreign Minister M Andrei Vyshinsky, M. Dmutz, Mantulsky, of the Ukrune, and 111 Vindtr Clementis of then Holland with

Foreign Ministry of Czecho

Importers to oblain force from slovakia. did not join

The ultimate aim of the private In the Etemps and air

It may Ask the Jowerns

in to formi please at the ananevaert, planı

"single feed goods,"

Organisation to decide whether mad ber naval forces witheri Files by DC Van Heuven large market in Europe in the goods affected should b

She will year of the transfer

Goodhart, Vire-Chuteman of the which gods and services counted towards the 50 percent į help

buchung up in

ize

Netherlands delegation

Toportion prescribed, ** Է* Է 14 * Nuvy, nal will mulitary mission

for three and tyise in-

"Atle less than a yout character's Eghting forcEN,

aghung wILN in progress Holland and the Regable wil; ugo,

U between the Netherlands with Creseperate in

the the Raublic of Indonesia, but ..f

been a major step han next 12 monthe, after which the today

taken towards a peaceful park- ruto wall be reviewed.

en settlement

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The Republie will have n

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and the Senate. FY

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that the also recognised need might arise for Govern Ex-ments in compare their financial, Cripps, compte, social, tariff, and in

can move freely."

Mr Warren Austin, hend

delegation. United States the

Originally Inspired by British Chancellor of the

Sir Stafford chequer,

the

and

sultation

with with the Belgian Foreign

15 was drawn up by him in con- sestment policies in order

French and netrieve "alek harmoniendo Ministers. Many appeur.

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Start Work On Jap

Treaty Soon

London, Nov. 2-Britain favours inviting the Soviet Union and the new Chinese Communist government-when it la recognised-to participate In writing a peace treaty for Japan, British in- formants said today.

However, Britain is ready to proceed with a peace conference without them if they will not agree to the British-American plans..

ad-

Britain and the United] the military occupation States will soon raiso the ministered by General Douglas

question of inviting all

members of the 11-nation Far Eastern Commission to!

MacArthur ends.

TRADE TREATY

Omcial

today

sources said the £135,009,000 trado agreement between Japan and

a treaty conference on a de- that

finite date, it is believed. the sterling area is ready to be

The conference has been designed in a few days. The ono layed since 1947 by disagro-year agreement was negotinted wi h Gen. MacArthur's staff Powers ment among the big

ald of the Japaneso on how to go about it. The with the US

the Government. Britain want and

the elimuna- 11 nations to do the whole job. It provides for Russia insists that the big five-tion of a £10,000,000 trade de- Russia, US, Britain, France and act with Japon last year which Ching-draft the treaty and would otherwise submit afterwards to a con- be paid in dollars. ference of all the nations who fought Japan.

With the establishment of the Chinese Communist regime at Pelping, Russin will presumably Insist on the Communists re- presenting China at any peace conference.

trade

Britain feels that her will prosper better in Japan if

No Sign Of

Break In

Coal Strike

Washington,

Nov.

2-Ilope for a break bi the six-week-old coal strike was destroyed today

operators when Indiana fused to make a separate deal with the president of the Unßod Mine Workers, Mr John Lewis.

ro-

(Continued from Page 4)

Mr Lewis uffered to talk over contract with then after the to include

all Governor of fodiena, Mr Henry been exputides ranks of the thros Services, past | Sebricker, appented to him to

permanent or tem- Field-Marcbal Auchin- |porary

Robert Schuman and M Pauliving at closer economie and at present Van Zeeland, working with Mir monetary association,“ Paul Hoffman, Marshall 1 Adruunistrator.

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The agreement

Fenched at

the Cottell table is a tribute to the spirit of the United Na- which inspired the

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pac-

payments, economie

power and

Afry

general points.

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this

agreement

Meniura of the Drst People's thes, as well as the United Na- Representative Assembly with 1 fans Commission which assist- sucessful be elected ur nomianted new ed in unching mnding fei the most suitable result.

"THIS method in the various territories composing the Repubile. It will strengthen the forces of peace have 130 members of whum and progress throughout all of must be from the present Re-, Au Reuter. publican State and the remain-i der distributed on a population basin.

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Within year there will be free and secre elections for u People's Assembly democrul to replace the first Assembly, dissolved. which will then be The Senate will be composed of two members from each of the participating States.

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its adoption Mr 1- STR1. "The manter 171

UK POSITION

The vi

ispituin, 44

BIC

and the Indiana strike and rave the state from a threatened coal churingo.

who the

UMW

Three key words in the first | leek himself has contributed twu Swiss mountain scenes in olis. point of the Council's plan for

Generals are герге-

However, the operatora sent The plun deuls with the free-

ng trade quotas on import and Ave trade,

tho

back frm rejection, refusing words intra-Europeap | fre

"on private rented, Including 90-year-old Lt.

Lo break nway from Northern cloxer

Gru. Str F. W. N. McCracken, dual prices,

acenant."

Western operators, who joined the British Army in and Co-operation,

1871 and fought in the Egyptian ended contract talks with campaign in 1882; Maj. Gen. Emine union two weeks ago. percent of the total importing G. W. W. Harrison, who was Tom OEEC countries is carried

of the Headquarters MORA of Allied Force Head-

and had no immediate coinment on North Africa ufficially and the remaining quarters in

perent through ordinary ur Italy. and who represented the the development. private channels. or This

56 Army at rugby football in 1020

Prospects of settlement were pervent, 38 percent is already and Britain in the 1024 Olymple

blow when the Tred from quela restrictions,

Bir deal another Gen. and Mal The

Southern Coal Producers' Asso Economic Cabinet" of

of Drummond Inghs, who was 21

elation walked out on negotia- Europe's Marshall Aid Organ Army Group's Chief Engineer.

tious with he Union at Blue- Producers

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Games:

ation consists of representatives CIO Expels

Red Union

should which the resolutions adopred will 174 implemented tonight

be decisive in Europe'a will history for the next century."

THE CHARTER Under the new plan-an eco- charter for Europe-ibe tworke Coune!! decided:

countries That member (1) should "adopt he objectives of alolishing before December 15 Cleveland, Nov. 2-The CIO trade quotas on at least 50 per

Zeeland, other from account 1oday expelled its third largest cent of their total imports on

private Electrical United unden-the

the two meetings of the OEEC men, leading the participants, in food and feed. following Workers for

row materials and ilne

ing-suffe

Council, addressed the Minis- AC2. Party f'cople's

Communist Assembly, cheted

manufactured goods."

That if

member tera ns follows: foreign and domestic issues. Constituent Assembly

On the Society's Committee speciai

"All of us feel an almost ter- The action was taken by an (2) will be formed to settle the final

of urgency

about for the past two years has been everwhelming vote of delegates country considers the action of

another in being frustrated by ribic sense

this ex-Corporal W. A. Arnold, for- way with ronstitution, which will then be

to the CIO's 11th annual con-

debale riff or domestic arrangements, getting under

of the merly

Royal Corps the overtunt

me hesitation confirm, d by

vention after a bitter between Left-Wing and Right-likely to restrict the capacity of taak. With Wing delegations in the CIO.

As noon as possible after the of etablishment

VI

fully

Nov. 2.The London, British Government today and proci imed by the President. expressed the hope that

UN SUPERVISION Greece would show mercy Dutch, Republicans to its captured Communist deralist delegations met in the rebels.

The Under-secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr Christopher

the House Mayhew, told Commons of the Government's views.

A Labour

d Fe-

on

The convention also voted to historie Ruldezaal today for for-charter a new union to organise mal acceptance of the documents workers in the electrical mami- recording their agreements

The main feature of the cere- of mony was the passing of a long resolution summarising the con- ference resulta.

Prime Minister The Dulch the Mr Willem Drees. Chairman of The conference, the lenders of way

William MP, Mr

Warbey, suggested that Forel Offer "And some

a

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COLOURFUL

RELIGION

the

Bialked out when the UMW negotiator, the secretary-trea- John Owens, tatied 10

of Britain, France, Italy, Greece, The new Director-General of Beld, West Virginia. Portugal. Norway and the Army Education, Brigadier W.G. Netherlands meeting under the pidsley, is among the six Briga chahip of

Belgian diers whose works have been surer, Minister, M. Paul Van; hung this year. But there are show up.

Mr Hoffman, who attended privates, signalmen, able-a-

also

from works numerous

Wrens, and

un

CIO MOVE

pre-

An-

Los Angeles, Nov. 2.—A young' course of history in the next!" "Wales, a PT Instructor. / announced on Monday-United I

facturing feld.

The convention later expelled union-the 20,000- second

Equipment man with a taste for garis les century. inember

and vivid-coloured socks has Workers, The union merged with

Electric last the United week against the orders of the command.-Unlied CIO high

of publicly Indicating the abhor- the three delegations and the Press.

rence felt among the Western

democracles" over the execution

of what he called mere politicul offenders.

Mr Mayhew said: "I am sure

whol of the it is the hope House the the Greek Govern- ment will and it possible to be lentent to those who have been misled,"

lic sald, however, that the British Government did not in- tend to take the matter up with Athens,

"It is a matter for the Greek Government," he said. "What- ever the merits of these cases

run for

these the campaign people by Communist-controlled, organisations such as the League for Democracy in Greece is shocking example of mendaelly and

hypocrisy." Associated

Press

Safari Boom. In East Africa

Nairobi, Nov. 2-A boom in East African safarle was re ported here today,

organiso

Companies which the hunta cay that they are booked right up to the end of 1851 by tourists, chiefly Ameri. cans, from whom they hope to get tens of thousands of dollars next year.

• One of the biggest safaris will be next January, when the arrives Maharajah, of Bikaner:

by air from India with a re» tinue of 18 friends, servanta and bodyguards. Three white hunters have been engaged for hini Reuter

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

近

COPR. 1806 BY NGA BERVICE, INCLY, M. REG. U. B. PAT, OFF.

9:17

"Here comes mother-now I'll have to begin forward passing so I won't get tickled so much!"

In Cleveland, the CIO aldent, Mr Phillip Murray, nounced willingness to negotiate to end "tentative" agreements

Anal the steel strike pending settlements. of

Details Come

agreements of the say this, but with all sincerity Signals, who contributes

sought by the union were not that the actions which you are arresting flower studies,

revealed, but it was presumed and which we

works they

the steel contemplating.

also threo There are

would require hope you will take in the next

from that very versatile young companies to agree to match that few months, are actions

Geoffrey the Bethlehem steel settlement, Influence the Naval officer, Lieut. mny very well

Brooke, DSC. A survivor of HMS

Press and

of a work on "DARK AGE"

modern pentathlon, Brooks re- in tho the startedi

greatest religioun "Europe either starts back on presented Great Britain revival

the history in

a position of Olympic Games last year, and Naval Exercises Off according the way toward Southern California,

great strength, in which tres in-came second in our na ional mo-

New South Wales to local Church authorities.

will be very secure dern pentathlon championship in lu the inst Fix weeks, 30-stitutions

or--if there in a failure to act, September. It is not surprising Billy Graham, the

or actions of the wrong kind to find that one of his works de- president of small Bible college are taken--I do not think I am piris another British representa bined lect from the Australian

Miuneapolis and nephew, are

say that live, Lt. M. Lumsden of the 12th.und New Zealand Navies sailed of on American Senator, has exaggerating when

new kind of Royal Lancers, in action in the from Melbourne today for exer- may have a we

XIVIH elses off the New South Wales riding event at the attracted over 200,000 people to

coast.-Reuter. a dark age in the world." his revivalist meetings in

For his "last word," Mr Hoff- Olymplud circus tent here.

cheery man repeated what he said Pre- rmde, namely kermous ana tesident Truman had said in his cheering and singing of his last conversation with him, "I

year-old

Impressed by

his

thousands publicly announced

his

audiences,

version, to

Reuter.

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ar act

have would like to have you make it their con- Very clear to all our friends in principles. Europe that all we desire is a strong, prosperous Europe in which free Institutions will flourish."-Reuter.

"Go-Slow” At

DunkirkTM

Dunkirk, Nov. 2.-Dockers

złow

Radio Hongkong

"Hongkong Calling"-Pro-

here began a "go-slow strikeramumo Suitiniary) 0.02, I Was today in protest, at the delay There""We Fought For Freedom"; in granting them wage increases. (A B.B.C. Broadcast for Schools). may continue (ECTS) 4.20, Ted Heath and li The 'stoppage for about

a week while the Music: 6.30, La Demi-Heure Fran catse. Studio); 7. World Nows, and Raley); (London) men's Communist leader, M.Nown Analysis

Rosuits given by Paul Plerrord, seeks a settle-7.18, Sports

BIL

7.30, Phillips. (Studio): ment of the dispute.

Twenty-five merchant ships "On the Record" Presented by Ronnie Gibbons. (Studio): 8. "From In Dunkirk Harbour are the Editorials London Relay); 8.10, An Appeal for the British Legion affected by the go-slow, it was

by Lt Col Eric Mitchell, 0..E. stated-Reuter.

(Studio): 0.15, "Take It From Hera

Jor A Variety Programme with Nicholl, Dick Bentley & Jimmy Ed- wards. pac Revue Orchestra, con ducted by Frank Cantali. (BECTS): 1.45, "At The Opera"Ring Up thi Curtalo-Excerpts from Gouined's **Romeo and Juliet." Margaret Tiltehlo (Soprano); Frane Vroona (Tenor) with the BBC Theatra Cr Madras, Nov. 2.-Twa bunchestra, conducted by Walter Gochr dred dead have been counted BBCTH1, 9.50, "Caled so far and crops worth £750,- Translated from "Les Petites An nonces by Geo Blano, (DECTS); 000 have been washed away in 10, Radio Newsreel. (London 10- "The recent cyclonain they); 10.15 Weather Report: 10.10, Andhra aared, it was reported Book Review by Altea bekker

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