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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1949.

Dutch Due

Hand

Indonesians

Over To

End Of

At

December

By Arnold C. BrACKMAN

Batavia, Dec. 11-At the end of this month the task of restoring law and order in Indonesia will pass from Dutch into Indonesian hands. Informed observere believe the chances of bringing peace back to In- donesia are good.

Grecks To Be Freed

Athena, Dec. 11.-M. Constantin Rendis, the Greek Minister of Pub- lle Order, is expected to order shortly the release of 2,230 people deported lo

island the Makronissos during the operations against the Communist guerillas.

of

advantages over the Dutch formerly known

and

It is felt that the In- The same TNI itself was not 'donesians will have two big adopted until early 1947. It was na TRI-ko Indonesian Republican Army.

The withdrawal of the Dutch

and the transfer ol Army

will not terminate event wit relation- no-

iri

maintaining law

ships:

| order: first, because they know the countryside better -especially as guerillas and

Under the terms of the secondly, because by far the greater part of the unrest in Hague Agreement both parties Indonesin stems from the exchange military missions. A provisional agreement for three nationalist movement. The years for the establishment of a Military Mission transfer of sovereignty is Netherlands

In Indoesla has already been expected to end this unrest reached. This mission will co- Paradoxically, the new job operate with, the new Republic restoring peace will go to the

and training its once outlawed and hunted In-in organising

fighting forces. The Dutch will dorasian National Army (TNI).

This Republican Army, nut-also act as advisers on military

affairs. bering •about 90,000 men, has distinctly different played two roles during the past re-

of weary campaigning.

By Dutch standards, the TNI worked out In a separate agree- of irregulerment. This raises the question and its periphery

h of Dutch military pivstige. forces, numbering guernla

Observers are agreed that the additional 150,000 men, have boon responsible for provoking Dutch have a long way to go to the serious loss of unvent and for undermining law rebuild. and order in Indonesia during prestige they suffered after the the postwar years.

The Athens. news agency, said today that a. Commission had re- commended their lease after finding a "surprising change of them. spirit" among The freed prisoners are Lo return expected

home by Christmas Reuter.

LEON PIGNON REPLIES TO

CHOU EN-LAI

five years

HAILED AS HEROES The Indonesians tell you an- ofler atory. They hail the TNI on a patriotic army in the war for independence. They regard

JOINT DEFENCE Co-operation in the field of

must still Joint defence

be

the

1042 debacle against

when the whole of Japanese Indonesia was lost in a few days, especially after the Dutch turned down an Indonesian re- to be armed to quest in 1840 meet a growing Japanese threat to the country.

They Are Pals

Japanese Now Said Healthier

Tokyo, Dec. 11-General MacArthur's fight against| disease and unrest in Japan has achieved one of the few uncontroversial victories of the Occupation-today tho Japanese have the lowest death rate in their history.

Even the Communists have not denied that, through an overall programme begun and supervised by SCAP's Public the Health and Welfare Section.. average Japanese is healthier four years after a disastrous war than WAR before it began.

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A report of the Occupation's mission in the public health and welfare aclds reveals that the death rale in Japan is now down to 12 per 1,000 annually, was detained last night for exceeding 26 words. 25 conte This kitten and the pigeon have become buddies at

ofices of the Inter-Allied Con- ALTERNATE 'INSERTIONS trol Commission for Germany. the Dog Pound at Clifton, New Jersey. The kitten isure that compares favourably demonstrating outside the Paris each additional word.

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n newcomer.

The pigeon, brought in by Dog Warden Tommy Stefano several weeks ago with a broken wing, has made itself friendly with all the cats by a simple method: the pigeon picks fleas out of the cats' fur. (AP Photo).

Influence Of Small Nations In World Councils Stressed

with that in Western countries,

SHARP DROP

The 28-year-old idealist from IF NOT PREPAID A BOOKING New Jersey was expressing his FEE OF 50 cents IS CHARGED. Commission's Names and addreseca khould opinion of the refusal to grant him a German accompany. Advertisements, not vias when policemen took him necessarily for publication, but into custody.

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We will forward replica to

It represente a sharp drop from 20.2 per 1,000 which pre- valled in 1945, and is below the 15.6 average death rate for the period between 1938 and 1945.

But the Public Health and Welfare Section report warns Daves had applied for a visa that the largest part of the prob- so that he could undertake con-

Uts ahend, lem

structive pence work, in Ger- one of ad- "That problem is vico, guidance and training. It many but the request was re- the slated Address if the ad

because ho had no vartisor doaires. involves, in some of the profes French return visa, it was sinted

30 sions, bridging a gap of 20 to

All advertisers purporting to tonight.. years in professional knowledge. Tavis said that he would re-loan, money must publish their

"Until

addresses In the uch time

hio unicommence

demonstration names and adequate number of Japanese outside the Commission's offices advertisements can be well trained in modern tomorrow-Reuter.

If the wants of advertisers fields of

are quickly met and they de knowledgs in the heal h and welfare, so that the

Gibraltar, Doc. 11-Sir Ken-net desire any further replies health and welfare Japanese

Anderson, Governor of forwarded, we shall be glad to on its eth stand on programme may own feet, there is danger of Gibraltar, is leaving Gibraltar be notified promptly to that relaxation of control, with a by air tomorrow for London' for effect when a suitable soknow- resul Ing widespread outbreak consultations with Mr Arthur ledgment will be inserted free of disease, followed by the in- Creech Jones, Secretary of State of charge. evitable fear and unrest which for the Colonies, on Gibraltar's

Anancial problems Reuler. accorpany such outbreaks."

LOWEST EBB The report summarises the drives against ing Corporation, he sald typhus, typhoid, small-pox and other epidemics when took place that in May last the ques immediately after the surrender tion of Italy's

of Japanese former when the health colonies came before the citizens was at its lowest ebl

also outlines measures

Flushing Meadow, Doc. 11.-Sir Benegal Rau, head of the Indian delegation to the United Nations, said here tonight that the power of the small na tions in the world body had prevented the indepen- dence of Libya being delayed for 10 years.

In a broadcast talk on the trans-Canada network

Dutch itary MIDDLE ROAD of the Canadian Broadcast. SCAP-directed

In the

actions against the Republic.

However, from the beginning the TNI, or the army of the new Republic, will be in great need of outside guidance from mill- The Dutch have try experts

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TNI soldiers as heroes.

But these nititudes now be-

Dutch prestige fell even lower long to history books. Under the terms of the Hague Agreement in the postwar years during the two months ago, the struggle for Indonesian indepen- reached TNI is recognised as the nucleus dence, and practically hit bottom

two of the army of the new Republic of States United the Balgon, Dec. 11. The of

the Indonesia. This new Republic is firm declaration by

expected to come into being at French High Commissioner

the end of December.

The former" Dutch colonial in Indo-China that. French

a hood units federal troops will oppose any entry army (KNIL) and the recently

organised colonial urd

through because an essen-diocase, such as tuberculosis, 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. ON SALE "Food and Fiewers' tio. incor- by Chinese armed forces in Dutch-formed

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army (KNIL) will be

Rangoon, Dec. 11.--The tial part of it falled by one which in Japan still has one of rogarded in authoritative amalgamation with the TNI in

the official the coming six months. During parated into the new Republican Premier of Burma, Thakin aingle vote to secure the the highest fatality rates

this It is felt that with circles here as

period tho

in a speech in necessary opportunity, the Dutch Nu, said soun reply to the recent note this

be ablo to recoup their Rangoon today that long jority. from Mr Chou En-lai, Com Army of Occupation

and may

military position by working to years of foreign domination munist

gether with the Indonesians on

and was the root cause of Bur- Minister.

A basis of co-operation

ma's troubles. equailty.-United Press.

ما

China's

Netherlanda

withdrawn from Indonesia Foreign will return to Holland.

a ot

to

BASIS OF

TRUE UNITY

IN EUROPE

It

ADVOCATED General Assembly but fall taken to curb so-called "nominal

The years of serfdom, he the contributed fo raid, had country's degeneration, render- ing the Burmese incapable distinguishing between right and wrong.

ΟΙ

Ila warned there would be

two-thirds

"Disease is seldom eradicated," Distin ma- the report concludes.

only controlled."United Press.

"Had the resolution been sub- adopted it would have jected Libya to international trusteeship for at least 10 years and would thus have delayed Libyan independence by that! period," he said.

before the General Assembly

ECA CHIEFS TO CONFER

11--The Dcc. Copenhagen, chiefs of the three Economic Administration The subject came up again Co-operation

Mission to the Scandinavian at the session just ended and a countries will confer here Inside resolution was adopted-with-Tuesday and Wodnesday with future "foreign out a dissentient vote which Mr Milton Katz, deputy to Mr Averell Harriman, the Marshall con- gave Libya Independence ducted. It would be best and soon as possible and in any Plan special representative In

erious

repercussions

Burma unless

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SMOOTH TAKE-OVER The declaration was made

The Dutch Army is already yesterday by M. Leon Pignon in

withdrawing from the western the name of the Governments of

tip of Java and from various Frands and Victuam.

areas in Middle and East Java. Chou En-lol's note was ad-

"adjacent countries, These operations, which have In particular France and Vict- been moving, smoothly so far,

"It said that Chinese are expected to be complete

Peaceful conditions are Communist troops would pursue soon.

all newly the Nationalist forces even into reportedl

djacent states If they took re-occupied Republican areas now fuge there.

under the control of the TNI.

50m With the transter of "Pignon's declaration said

safest for Burma not to ally case not later than January-1,Europe. Army, the Dutch

Lausanne, Dec.

Other senior officials of Mr 11herself with that in no circumstances will vereignty.

any power bloc, 1932, he added.

Harriman's staff will take part Alberto Moravia, whether Communist or anti- the French and Vietnam Govern, according to The Hogue Agree-

nd- Thus even the smallest stole in the discussions, which will Communist, he said. He ments allow Vietnam territory toment, will becently "guests in Signor

terrifery

friendly the Italian novelist, told the Comman policy of friendship that withheld its support from "cover problems common to the orvo Ban refuge for elements the

However, this European Conference .on with all countries respecting the resolution of May last. has three Missions and provide an Hlable to affect the security el government the frontier regions and good does not mean that to the Culture here today that na- Burma's sovereignty and work- had a decisive voice in the ac- opportunity for general consul

Republie cannot call' upon

the Burmese for celeration of Libyan indepen- tation," the ECA Mission ber neighbourly remtions with a

Dutch to assist them in main- tionallem must be eradicating with

dence," he said.

announced-Reuter. ed before a true European mutual benent. jacent states

He added that peace through- This is regarded not only as talning law and order,

Disturbances after the trans-

NEW PATTERN was a prerequisita

$50,000,000 On n sign of the French desite to

fer of sovereignty are expected spirit could emerge.

"Today in Italy," he mid,out Burma

of a séparate all misunderstanding with avoid

Trees Referring to the General As "there are many young people for the creation

Christmas decision Communist China but also ng n

sembly's

to place has accepted in Somaliland under International Government The Darul Islam, a fann- who still feel nostalgically about State for the Karen people, Tho the future first step towards

Washington, Dec. 11-Ameri to Fascism." Becking

with trusteeship for 10 years, declared: principle the creation of such a

$50,000,000 Moravia Signor

will spend recognition of the Communist teal organisation

state iu

Italy 215 tho administering on about 21,500,000 Chrismas government of Mao Tse-tung-establish a religious

Sir Benegal said trees within the next The speech was made at the authority, Indonesia, and operating main-The main task of culture must state. Houter.

be to work for a long and stable

stone "This creates a new pattern of ly in West Java;

ot Tan! peace in order to allow for the laying of a foundation followers 2. The

timated today-Reuter. non-conformist rebirth of values and that these for a peace monument near the trusteeship which die weeks, Government sources es-

Encred Buddhist shrine at existing patterns as much as a and extrema na shall never be destroyed. Editor Dead

"We must make propaganda Shwedagon Pagoda-Associated limited or constitutional monar now activo in

to tell

the peoples that a united Press.

cald that the most im- Pittsburg, Dec. 11-Mr Ed- ward T. Locch, senior editor of

The members of irregu- Europe can, and musl, exist 3.

must including Energetie mensures the Scripps-Howard chain of

organisations, lar newspapers, died here today in outright robber bands, which taken to strengthen the Euro- spirit and to eradicate na- He was 57.

do not want to give up their PL ! hospital

Leech came into pro una nor bo incorporated into Mr minence recently when following a regular armed service.

TNI CAREER

dimculty

.

to

from come Sources:

Scripps-Howard Malakka, Д

à visit to Britala be wrote a sories of anti-Socialist articles

1

1

Thyssen Works

Marxist

tionist,

Java.

Little

three

major

East

be

':

Hear Karl Schmidt, deputy leader of the German Federal

Japanese Steel For Australia

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wns

not

Australia, is expected Assembly at Bonn, declared that Dec. 11-A cargo of 2,093 tons in his newspaper, the Pittsburg with the orthodox Communists, European culture must be pre- of Japanese sicel arrived here Prega-Router,

whose organisations and fight served and expanded. "It is a today in the 7,939-ton freighter, only to be framed by the Unlied

great inheritance," he said, "and were Bariously

Belasur, of London, the Arst Nations but was to be reviewed to secture the it is up to us to ing strength

to create new the Republic

Vessel chartered to bring steel periodically weakened when

and greator егаз of happiness.

the war-establishment of Independence put down their abortive revoli

Canon Collins, of St Paul's from Japan sines

within 10 years.-Reuter. To Colebrate

Heuler. in late 1940.

Cathedral, London, said that Duisburg, Dec. 11.-The

will forma The TNI, which

unity could not Management and Works Coun- the heart of the army of the real European u

achieved

without faith. cll of the August Thymen Steel- works_here" have organised a new Republic, received its ini be

training and Instruction adding. "I would like to suggest that practical work should be during the Japanese of the works from dismantling Japanese occupation of 1942-put under way to determine a

*mass demonstration for Decem-j ber 20 to celebrate the reprieve

-under the recent Petersberg

agreement between

Elal

from

end the West German Foderal fought

both

វ doctrine for European

In its short career it has unity."-Reuter, the Allies

and Japanese two Dutch military actions in

Chancellor, Dr Konrad Aile-British units in 1945, as well as Stormy Israeli

fatter.

Dr Adeinuer will address the 1947 and 1948, and a Communic

demonstration-Reuter.

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Shah Arrives In San Francisco

San Francisco, Dec. 11. The Shah of Porsia has

rebellion against the Republie Cabinet Meeting arrived here with a party of seven and his announced that

swell par

betore

1560

he moans to live “as a private citizen" for several days. Tel Aviv, . Dec. 11 The

Cabinet. Israell

His schedule here is un- summoned urrently to consider the United certain, but his first firm Nations General Assembly'a decision to internationallse Jer-engagement is with General usalem, held what was believed Dwight Eisenhower in New to have been a stormy 3-1/2 York on December 19.

The uncertainty of his plans hours' meeting today without

official statement here and his departure time for Issuing any afterwards.

New York are due to his desire

A spokesman for the Shah said that while in New York he would undergo a physica) check-up, "although there: la The nothing wrong with him." Shah believed, however, that he should take advantage of the of United States facilities medicine

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