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LIBERATION IN LAMALAND
T
A
HERE is cold war in cold climate being waged at 12,000 feet lup. The scene of action is Tibet. The participants are the two great leaders of Tibet-the one secular, the Dalai Lama, and the other spiritual, the Panchen Their ages are 15 and 13 respectively,
This is no ordinary teen- age squabble, however. The world is watching it. Indirectly, it represents
Lama.
yet another Communist bid for Asia. The most atten- tive onlookers are. Com- munist China, who is back- ing the Panchen Lama, and India. And Russia watches as attentively at either of them through long distance glasses..
been
it.
news
because
that
he
allowing for the habitual Tibe- tan distrust of foreigners. On the outbreak of the 1014 war, the 13th Dalai Lama promptly offered 1,000 Tibetan soldiers to the British, "though he was sorry he could not send any sure-énough holy sign? The must have subjeels, The sub- rifles with them, as there were
Committee wagged jects must have a master." Selection
none to spare". Since the 18th century, China
And Indie? Pandit Neltru their heads, and finally settled
recently on a youngster whose astrologt has considered Tibet as a vassal announced cal qualification seemed to be state. But China's weakness has had no intention of interfering better than anyone else's. He is always been
Tibel's strength. with Tibet's independence. in now the Datai Lama.
When China hati revolutions, other words, he was
going to Until he comes of age in three Tibet had retallations. In 1012,
Tibet no precautionary 1912, send years' time, n Regent rules for and again in 1035, Chinese help against Chinese invaders. him. The Regent is generally the governments fell, anct on both And yet an independent and head of one of the chief monas occasions. Pithet ev{cted the strong Tibet is imperative to the teries. To be anybody in Tibet. Chinese, on the last occasion to safety of India's northern bor-
brass you must be a monk. A nyinas the accompaniment of a
der. A monk can rise band. Way back, the boot was stays poor. quickly to a high place in the
on the other foot. In the 8th Stale. Not long age, Tibet read century, Tibet actually exacted justed her diplomatic missions bute from Western Chian.
IS
Is
By LORNA WESTALL ·
Thus
is
Dalat's, Technically.
the spiritual
the Datal.
The war between
113
Buzer-
THE CUSTOM OURTEOUS,
to be
n
ask
AWAY WITH
THE CULT OF DOOM!
SOSTOMUURISENTIER
by David Lilienthal
Flity-year-old nowly retirad chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission -in a speech in New York
CHUSE
WANT no part of the new cult of doom that i see rising all about us. I want no part of any effort to scare people for good reasons or for bad reasons.
I would like, if I can, to help to counteract the growing mood among the people of this hopelessness
which the and futility and confusion
oracics of annihilation have encouraged by their dismal words howover well-intentioned those words may bo.
My theme will not be one of despair, for I seo no cause for disheartenment. I look upon atomic energy as one of the greatest advances in all the long history of man's search for new knowledge
T
Why picture horrors?
RUE. It has its dark and sombre side-no doubt about this at all. I know in detail about how destructive the A-bomb tu. I know quite well how destructive the H-bomb can be if it can be bullt.
But I ask you: What good comes from the extravagant and sensational picturing of the horrors of atom warfare? What good does it do to revel in the Jurid detalls of these acknowledged dangers?
Does this serve the purpose of scaring the rulers of Russla and they act as a deterrent to aggressium by them ? or course ik Men who are frightened by word plätures do not become the troa rulers of a large part of the earth
Will the rest of atomie desolation serve to bring the world closer to that ro meration upon which we can build a just and Insting peace ? Of course 1104, Interrailonnl
and mutual trust can hardly be achieved by WRVCA
fear
peace
of utter
Does this wallowing in the tazarda of atomic warfare help to keep this country alert, help to keep our military strength from lagging?
I doubt it very much. It can have the very opposite effect as some of the more liam- boyant of the scare-the-dopes school ought to realise
For people simply cannot remain for long in ǹ state of No one can fright and fear stand for a long stretch. After a while they turn aside. and think of something else. or they turn to phantasy national security
LILIENTHAL-atom man
Elther course is a blow to our
To face the dangers of a very touch world, what we need 13 not to be overwhelmed with these dangers but to understand them, and then, with courage and resolution and patience, We have face up to those dangers and see them through. done before we can do it again
Why drool over destruction ?
O what good does it do, this end-of-the-world talk, this drooling over the prospective annihilation of ali credit. But I do know of some bad things that it doca
It deeply disturbs and harrows people who are already convinced that there must never be another war. ulready convinced that the world must have peace and co-operation.
The chief consequence of this wave of headline after headline about doom and utter destruction, of one-night wars and the horrors that lie in atomte destruction, is this-ad growing sense of confusion and helpiessicas among our own people.
And hopelessness and helplessness are the very opposite of what we need. These are emotions that play right into the finnds of destructive Communist forces.
Londen Express Service
At the beginning of this year. Lhasa radio broadcast to the world a rather pathetic asset- tion of Tibet's Independence. "We are poor in wealth but rich in religion" it sald, and won- in rer dered, tentatively, whether we
all
that Tibet were
aware could be the aircraft carrier of
world
if it the
(presumably
of Chinese to India, Britain and China.
But now, the Chinese People's fell fate the hands
Communista,) (Whether Nationalist China or Army has nine divisions sitting Communist is not stated). None in ringside seats In the neigh- But it bouring province of Sinking, of the missions ever went.
fundamentally is interesting that the ambos waiting a propitious moment to sador's staff consisted, or would "llberata" Tibet Tibet on the honest, disliking wer, resent- Tibet in our life-time has have done, in each case, of one other hand has a standing army, ful of intruders either Western or
monk. "Me
Sino- and of mo
my monk" consisting mostly of assorted about the possibility would be the extent of * militant monks, of 10,000. Tibet; their traditions.
If you Everest expeditions, or be- Tibetan' envoy's embassy.
But them why they are doing some- nay reports, is mobilising. cause Mr Ronald Colman
invariably reply, total even Tibet's recular Tibet's
population of thing. they
in the custom.' starred in a movie about a matters are governed by holy 3,000,000 could not yield very "ecause it place called Shangri-la, men. The Dalai Lama [። virtual
against These are the people China has Cable opposition
total of 400 ΟΓ 20 to conquer. located apparently in Tibet. dictator of Tibet. Religious mat-
Mao Tse-tung stronger Now Tibet is headlined for the undisputed territory of the iers (Buddhist In character) are
Great Britain's position
vis- than the Great Khon, who cun- more sinister reasons. Com- Panchen Lama, who is elected
fed n-vis Tibet is charged with
most of the known but coulit not subjugate munist China wants to in the same way as his more ambiguity. Great Britain, accor
number, the ding to the Simia Convention of Tiket? Communication." Russia famous opposite "liberate" Tibet.
Balak
ters 1913, recognises Chinese What complicates matters
lly non-existent, a b would like her to "liberate" that the Panchen's reincareignty over Tibet, provided of peaks, an army of climbere
nation is higher than the China recognisen Tibet's nu~ with some reason, the British
and the Indians the Pan- tonomy. China never signed the
are scepticn? and GUESSING GAME
father of Simla treaty. This is hardly
about the possibility of a Sino- since Chinese surprising, since
maps Tibetan wer POPULAR traditions have
these two invariably print Tibet Dort
ng part But we have already sald--it imbued Tibet with fan might be translated into English 1945 that the Britkas
of Ching.
Great Britain on- deen't Dily
sceptical the
Tibet. Of all the countries about follows: take
nounced tasy. When people write of terms
in Tibet would in the world, it is the one where "Darkest Asia," they paint Archbishop of York, invest him representative
and that in possibilities cannot be lightly Tibet positively black with with secular powers, let Soviet be withdrawn,
theru Russia back the Archbishop of future, British affairs
excluded. The lama war, cgged mystery. They call it "For Canterbury up to the hilt, and would be conducted through the an by the Chinese, may grow bidden Territory," or "The there you have the position in Indian representative there. worse. Both lammas may go and And relations are mediate for three years, Tibetan-British Roof of the World." So Tibet.
traditionally friendly even then? much legend surrounds this COLD WAR "roof" that it is hard to swallow the accounts of pot some time, the Panelsen the most trustworthy oh- Lama and his supporters servers without a pinch of Nationalist or Communist. The have been pro-Chinese, whether
Thero is on excuso the such things do not interest the the book and destroy them one imental salt. But the salt
THIS is indeed the age of previous Panchen Lama
American State Department can average Korean or Slameco, ✔ It the Comic Strip.
by one, there would som to be offer for publishing a book of must not be taken other in exile in China. His last will began, apparently, as the cartoons, or Comic Strips, dt in what's going on around him desiring to launch
But if he has lively interest only one course open to anybody wise the Lama war will and testament said, "From birth
In read- propaganda allack-nnd that coloured section of the Sun- picting the lives of eight great he might be intercoded never be understood.
I cherished the intent to link up
China, nnd
was Americans. It is designed, they ing. in Comic Strip form, about would be to distribute just as spread day supplement and An eyewitness
Washington chopping many comic books about their account by Buddhism." Last November, the designed specially to keep can argus, to enlighten millions George Belgion friar of the selection on
of uneducated, though not down Panchen asked Mao
the family's beloved to come and liberate the Great American Junior Likely candidates for the Lama Tibet This
Indo-China, Siom, Korea and son writing the Declaration of ship were rejected because they colt war with the Dalai Lama week-end race results. It the new United States of Indo- Independener,
or Thomas A. graduated from comic situa- nesla
Edison inventistham We can picture the state of
especially pro- It is in this story-book atmos tions to crime and sex, and
phone,
affairs that would follow such were brought up to counter-nction. Father will infultion, an article belonging cards, or rather, Jamas. But has its
paganda phere that China is playing her
popularity increased.
come home from the riceЛlelds
the 13th reincarnation. Reln-
came a medium for high every year to sell a variety of atout paper to withstand con- Americans," given to him by a carnation, by the e way, is all-
American missionary, important in Tibet Tibetans From religious standpoints, powered toothpaste adver- "ways of life" and ideologies to slant handling, and a quarter kindly
Mother Asia, of a million copies will be dis- tucked under his arm. reached the strange but definite Tibot has far more
it the backward people of now Tot tisements-and
will with the loudspeaker the tributed
别
draw water from the well libraries, through conclusion that Queen Victoria with wog the reincarnation of Pal Buddhism. In a "Vatican" state makes its bow as an instru- medium for spics talk.
schools and missionary soc'els and find in the bucket a copy Wi- countries den-thu-mo, female
mentioned of "Great Britons-From But it is a supremely op- in as Tibet, religion is all-ment of international pro- such goddess.
Ham the Conquerer to „Keir Tibetans con- and guardian of the Tibetan important. The
Copaganda.
Ulinistic government which ex- above,
left there Hardy,"
by A Chinese #philoso- sider the
But it must be remembered Government,
pects to "get at these term-
frum the phical but not a religious people. What amounts fo
Perhaps this was inevitable. ng millions of people by bon that propagands breeds counter- young man
Council. And even And, furthermore, Selection Committee
The British Government havo barding the ether with high- propaganda, and
generation" will be sitting un- down to whittling away the poorest Tibetan peasants do not
brow talks on current affairs, body will be pleased to think already experimented with the
thousands aro reading der 4 palm tree reading from a Comic Strip to urge people to Even assuming every peasant that claims of fathers who urged favour Bolshevists.
The Lửa BỈ "The Balchebukes," as they save that their little boys had been
electricity during "peak in Asia Possessed a radio, on Comic Strips about Abraham rubby copy of
and Walt Whitman. Lenin," visually simplified into born with the sign of a lotus call them, "Interfere with reli- load" periods. In a more artis- could hardly expect them to Lincoln flower on their foreheads, and a gion," they say, "and behave tie form, it has existed for tune in to the Voice of America Somewhere somebody will shake Comic Strip a Communist
"Superman." BBC Overseas Service his head and tiger's paw on their
political weapon. or the bebinds, like wild animals, killing those years
say, "We must Or perhaps a peach-tree in their who do not agree with them." But never before has it been just for the pleasure of hearing do something about this."
is arguing about Short of sending out agents garden was flowering in the Ant one of the oldest Tibetan used as a means of "advertis- what UNO
Was not this a proverba winter season.
"The науа
mastering a Way of Life,
with
Present
The Political Comic Strip May Boomerang
of the Dalai Lama is fantastic. Tse-tune did not make the quiet while father rend the necessarity Illiterale, natives in cherry tree, of Thomas Jeff own national heroes.
were no good at a guessing game. any
n The game consisted of picktur out unaided, or rather by divine
warmer.
to the previous Dalol Lama Chine any real claim to Tibet? From there
Laina A
settled
You
may well wonder.
in common
cradle
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WHY DID YOU!
SAY. IT TWICE ?.
now,
tha
not
We "Venture to suggest to collect every single copy of By Ernie Bushmiller
BECAUSE I'M IN MY HOUSE
IN MY
HOUSE
da
bif
INSECT SPRAY
WITH DOT
koen
Well, just wait and sce.
RONALD BOXALL
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