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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949.

Russia's Stand On

A rabbit driven from the foothills

near Pasadena, California, by a brush fire, eagerly quenches its thirst on a moistened cloth. The rabbit fled into a petrol service station near the fire area. →→ AP Picture.

A-Bomb Blows

‘Intolerable'-Cadogan

UN

POLITICAL COMMITTEE CONTINUES CONTROL DEBATE

Lake Success, Nov. 9.—Britain told the United Nations today that it was "intolerable" that Russia could subject the world to the threat of atomic war by refusing to agree to an international control plan.

"If

Sir Alexander Cadogan told the special Political Committee: the Soviet Union had not blocked any agreement for three years, there "might not be any atomic weapon in the world today.

approac

"It is intolerable that the to seeking a "new world should be subjected in the atomie problem.--United

to the fear of atomic war. But the fact in that one country, or group of coun- tries, by refusing to accept world control, holda this threat over the rest of the world."

Sir Alexander spoke after the United States Assistant Secretary of State, Mr John Hickerson, had rejected Rus-

newest atomic resolution. but had pledged that the United States would seriously consider any new proposata en- suring effective contrat.

frrs.

"FAILURE WILL

BE TRAGIC"

control of

Lake Success, Nov. 9.--There should be no despair if a reason-

ble international atomic energy was not procuerd In the very near future, Mr Richard Sandier. of Swerten, today told the United Nations Political Committee,

"But, if it beconies impossible to arrive at an agreement, the results for bumanity will be tragic," he warned,

Uproar In Austrian

Parliament's

First Session

Vienna, Nov. 9-Angry deputies surrounded a Right- The British, United States Wing League of Indepen- And Swedish delegates sup- dents member and Com- Mr Hickerson's pledge was ported the Franco-Canadian munists kept

The resolution, introduced on Mun-

reinforced by a letter from the

up A

10-

chief US delegate. Mr Warren day. This calls for the prohiminate chorus of shouts of Austin, replying to the Assem-bition of alomic weapons,

"Fascist murderers" at the bly

six-power

tu cunnder fa major paints | recommenda

President's uppeal to the vocates an extension of the opening session of the ig Five Powers and Conado present

Iniks, and newly-elected Austrian Par- ail countries 10

liament today. renounce right of sovereignty which

incompatible with world peace and secur|ty.

Inquiry Into Malayan

Police Force

QUESTIONS IN

COMMONS

London, Nov. 9.-Sir Alexander Maxwell, lately Por- manent Under-Secretary of State at the Home Office, is to be chairman of a mission to investigate the present and long-term problems connected with the organisation and administration of the Foderation of Malaya police force.

UNTRAINED

MEN SENT Creech

TO MALAYA

servative-

Case

The mission will udvisepetend and senior officers retr the Federation Government jed at the very time when it is

necessary Jo have their on this naniter.

The Chimes!

services?" onial Secretary, Mr Arthur ||

My Creech Jones: "As you Janes, Announced are aware, a mission of ingat.ry this in the House of Com-t about to go Malnya to in-

vestigate the whole problem. mons today.

Mr Edward Fleming.

Com- The other members of the

Will

n[ madon will

you look Major the be

sent

of " You Ferguson, Chief

Constable of Malayan officer

who has been Kent, and Mr K L. Jackson.

held" retired and no inquiry Secretary to the Office of the Do you expect such conditions

of

Metro-cheourage people to join the polton Police.

Server" Arrangements for the hear Mr Creech Jones "I am un- Ing of evidence. whether able to accept all that you have Britain or in Malaya, would be said. but it is because for condderation by dissatisfaction

of the the mission in consultation with numbers of the Malayan police among large u,c Hugh Commissioner. whose rentiest they were visit-

Inquiry JN being ing Malaya, Mr. Creechi

Allegation In House Commissioner

Of Lords

London, Nov. 9-Peers com.

plained

today fu a debate on

Ilouse of defence int

Lorda young officers and men were being sent to Malaya "without adequate training,"

Lord Hending. Liberal, suid Ont he was apprehensive that such young men should go out

"that most

and arduous exactng form of jungle warfare in Malya."

to

Matter

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the

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that

this made."-Reuter.

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CHILDREN'S

Moor, TRAGIC DEATH

REPLY TO PETITION Earlier, Sir Thomas Conservative, had asked whether the Colonial Secretary had on- sidered the petition from the Malaza Police Service regarding conditions in Malaya, and what reply he had sent or proposed

"It is unfair to the

young men and no less unfair to the officers called

to lead to врол them," he said.

Templewood, Lard

former Conservative Cabinet Minister. said: "I cannat believe every- thing is right with the Army when short service boys are

jungle warfare Bent into Malaya without training whatever."

1 any previous

Lord Hall, the first Lord of t the Admiralty, replied that these men have a minimum

OF 16

weeks' training and 18 weeks service before going out. Mo-

of

them, in addition normally

had four weeks' jungle trainin

in Malaya before being called

upon for operations,

Tha

covered a period of about six- seven months, including the time taken in transport to Malaya.- Reuter.

Sacred Monkeys Aggravate Food Shortage

Lucknow. Nov. 9-The United Provinces would have a food Kurpion--If it were not for the

sacred monkey, ma

As it is, the United Provinces" 20,000,000 monkeys are growing fat while many of the 60,000,000 hanan - inhabitants grow thin.

Monkeys and humans-cat the sume things, and the monkeys have been getting more than their share.

üro considered

kend.

Mr Creech Jones replied that he gave Sir Thorans the nature his reply to the petition in

now

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4 and his

Cortland, (New York), Nov. --Doug Stebbings, brother Roy, 3, ware crushed to death when an upright their

pino mother

moving toppled over.

The children had been playing on the living room floor in their huine.

MIN quar-

Their distraught mother, Andrew Stebbins, ran a

a letter dated June . He had sent him a copy of the kefet

er of a mile before she found Sir Thomas Moore: "What is ไพ่ย Reighbours to help her the real trouble with

right the piano, The boys were Malayan Police Service at pre-pronounced dead on arrival of sent? Why are zʊ many rom- a hospital-Associated Press.

Monkeys sacred by Hindus because the 'great god, Rama, defeated the demon King, Ravana, with the aid of an army of monkers ¡Because of this, no Hindu, will

kill a monkey, „dospite, the fact Ƒ/.. that this province is no longer

clated Fress

the

SIDE GLANCES

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A draft resolution calling for an international convention war Futsittext

Mr Stephen Alexis. Haiti This enlled for all nations to declare atornie sources and stocks and to agree to their control,

The resolution proposed a Kommission

12 members msisted by nuclear physics ex- berts, to report to the General Assembly by July 31, 150

of

PRICE TO PAY

Earlier in the discussion, the representative, Sir Alexander (*ndogan declared that Russian possession of the atong bomb did not alter the "essential factors" in the pro blem of international control

Sir Alexander said that the need for effective prohibition and control remained the the matter Russin ignored the point that the "dropping of an ADOPTIO burnb might destroy national sovereignty in a Hash"

urux of

11 we wish to do anything effective, we muxt make up our minds that we have to pay a price for it, and to require some derogation from national sovereignty Sir Alexander

wuld.

"Either we open

up whole realms of human welfare new

civilisation as or we condemn we know it to almost certain evenlund destruction."

Answering charges made by M. Jacob Malik, of Russia, Sir Alexander said that it was "an effrontery" to attempt to put the whole blame for the failure of atomic control

Britain and the United States.-Router.

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Council Of

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hand down its decisions to the Consultative Assembly but to reep the Assembly more fully and more continuously informed of what the Ministeri intend to du and their reasona

The Standing Committee has launched an offensive ngalust

the Foreign Ministers, who want to keep a tight rein on the Assembly's freedom to discuss

By Galbraith Dything they consider likely to

"'Let's drive down to school over the week end and talk

solf-sufficient in food Arts- to lim's profs and find out how he's progressing-1.866

hero he's going to start at left end, with the varsity!"

promote Europe's political and economic unification.

Its members were understood to be particuarly indignant that the Committee of Ministers had sent

to the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation for comment and recommen- dations an Assembly report which, in fact, criticised the OPEC

ECONOMIC COMMITTEE

The Standing Committee was also druffing today its obj:ctions to the "Shadow Cabinet" recommendation to abolish the Assembly's Economic Committe and other permanent commit- tecs.

M. Paul Reynaud, the Chair- man

Com of the Economic

In the debate n League of Independents member, Dr Fritz Stueber, had shouted: The Austria B po'ice Irented the azis as bndly in 1045 n the Nazis treated concentration rump victims."

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Immediately deputies of nil partiés, especially the People's Party, stood up. yelling "You Insulting the themory of concentration „camp_victims."

Seventy-year-old M. Leopold Kunschak, President of Parla- ment, frantlenlly ringing

Bubbles

To Live Move

Move To Develop Indian-US Relations

Four-year-old Joyce Ann Whitworth LaGrange, Georgia, sila up in her hospital bed and smiles as she anticipates the fun she is going to have blowing "therapeutic bubbles." Her mother in by her side, Jozen was recently operated on for a heart all- mont. A lung congestion developed when she returned home. Doctors prescribed deep breathing to clear the condition, but Joyer didn't understand, So they ringed the water bottles and a bubble pipe. It's fun now, she maya (AF Picture)

U.S. Economist's

Warning On

Power Of Cartels

Washington, Nov. 9.-An economist said to- day that American industry was ripe for the bell, ran to the spot where the growth of business combines such as those the deputies surrounded De Stueber! and begged them to return

Nazis used as tools to power in Germany. their gouts,

Tineldent ended when Dr

Professor Phillip Newman, associate professor Sturber withdrew the offending of economics at Pennsylvania State College, gave remark. Latter the lender the warning to the House Judiciary sub-committee

strongly which is investigating monopolies.

the lure of Independents. Dr Herbert Kruus. denied that his party was non- Nazi Pun-German He pro-

ronimed

mised that members would

themselves to "en- structive criticism" in Portla ment Reuter.

DEMAND FOR STATE TREATY

Vienna, Nov D.-Austria's the Powers for n femand to State treaty was if the head of his Dow Government's pro. cramme, Dr Leopold Figl, the Par- Austrian Chancellor, told liament today.

Prof.

New York. Nov. I Thirty educators, newspaper men, business lenders and experts on labour relations will represent the American Institute of Pacific. Rela- tions at an unofficial Indian- American Relations Confer ence which is to be held at New Delhi from December 12 to 22.

The list Includes six presi denta of American universities.

Mr

Clayton Lane, the Ex- coutive Secretary of the In- stitute, said today that the Con- ference was the first of soveral such gatherings to be held in observanco of the 25th anni. versary of the founding of the Institute.

The American Institute of Paclile Relations was one of the four bodies which joined in giving Pandit Nehru, the Prime Minister of India, the biggest

public dinner of his American four.

ASIAN STUDIES

Conference

7270 New Delhi was arranged jointly with the Indian Council of World Af fairs, one of the 12 nationa} units in the Institute.

During the last 20 years the Institute has directed its efforts in stimulating For Eastern studies in American univera- ties.

"We now wish." Mr Lane rall today, "to encourage wider and deeper University studios in this country of India, Pakis- Lan and South-East Asia and to increase through this Con- ference at New Delhi the num ber of American leaders in other fields qualifiext to inter pret India when they return,

COMMON INTEREST "There is no need to stresa the new significance of India In American relations Asia, the Commonwealth

with alt

and

and

the Soviet Union. The Primo Minister, Pandit Nehru, and during his visli, have made own Press, before that point evident.

yur

"We have a vital cominon tu- (erest in checking the spread of chaos and Communiam in Asin in changing national stability and

and

America Not served in the military gov.true progress, parileularly by

Pulling Her Weight

Newman, who aspirations.

TOW

economic means. crument in Austria, sald Most of the members of the the United States was suf- American

delegation will go to fering

from failure by India by air in late November A fow are courts to enforce anti-trust or early December.

already there. Some will travel Jaws failure like that

extensively in India, which allowed the formation universities,

visiting industries of Germany's big business economic development projects.

-Reuter.

cartels.

Charge By DP Prof. Newman attacked the American policy in occupied Commission Germany, where, he said, "the

Authorities had made ho Washington, Nov. 9.-The tempt to break up giant com-

Loud and prolonged applause followed the Chancellor's Anal statement that a small "Austrian Army is today no longer a sub-Displaced Persons Commis-bines.

sion in Washington today lect for debate."

"Austria

has shown herself accused the United ready in every

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anti-cartel States policy in Germany to speak of, to way Coof failing to do its share in and the Germans are drifting operate with other nations in

Europe's

their old waya." dis. back to

he interests of preserving world re-settling

to secure

social placed persons. and peace within her frontier, there.

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100,000

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Canada Barred To Japanese

Ottawa, Nov. Canada han' closed the doar to Japanese immigration, according to the State Secretary, Gordon Drað- 1ry.

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