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"THE" CHINÀ MAIL,~THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1980.
MENZIES PROMISES:
QUICK DESPATCH OF AUSTRALIAN TROOPS
Washington, August 1.
The Australian Primo Minister, Robert Menzios, told an applauding HousO of Representatives here, today that the Australian Government will organise within as few weeks ́as possible sufficient ground forces to make up a first class combat group for Korean duty. Australian and possibly New Zealand troops would be despatched to Korea
as quickly as it was possible to organise them, he said. There was a hope that a in Korea if needed. But he Indi- British
Commonwealth Divi-cuted that Now Zealand actually 'sion would be formed "to serve could not spare so many, and the alongside your men."
number would be reduced any way by weeding out of the physl cally unft.
Commodore Findlay is to confer with senior supply officers of the Army Department today.
Shortly baforo Mr. Menzies addressed the House of Represen- tatives.- Now Zealand Air Com- modore J... Findlay sold his Government is still undecidet about the number of troops it will send to aid the United Nations forces in Koren.
Expansion of servicos
The Australian Government is
intake of 21,000 men, the Navy needed 420 additional staff mem- bers, the army 2,000 and the air forces 830. Australia looked Britain for help these technicians..
in obtaining
the
Unpopularity of conscription
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British Army appeals to conscripts
London, August, 1. .The British armiy today' Naked National 'Begvico 'men to volunteer for alx months extra service,
to keep the Army strong during the pre- sent crisis,
Extra allowance and other minor inducements were of fared to conscripts who'agros 15 serva. two years ‹ Inétead of the 18 months required by law.—United, Press.
HASA MAO GONE TO MOSCOW?
Sun Francisco, August 1. Communist China's hier- Before the Korean hostilities, archy marked Chinese Red Commodore Findlay announced its armert forces, amid many dif- turn its 2,000 men from Japan Army Day today, but the
expediting plans for expansion of the Government planned to ro this after a talk with the U.S. Deficulties and criticisms from in comprising the British Common- No. 1 boss, Mao Tse-tung. fence Secretary, Louis Johnson, fluential quarters.
wealth Occupation Force to form shunned and other United States military
the entire per The Menzies-Fadden Govern.
backbone of the training pro-formance. oficiala.
mont, elected last December en a
grainme
fe suspended this withdrawal The oflelal Chinese Red agency The white-haired Australian platform that included compul- Premier was wannly applauded sory military training stepped up and the BCOF's 77th Fighter and Peking Radio caeriod lengthy as he mounted the Speaker's ros-s time-table after the outbreak / Squadron went into action with the leaders except Mao and his, speeches and greetings Trom alt the American air forces in Korea, deputy, Liu Shao-chi who never An estimated 55,000 males reach even sent congratulations. The broadcasts made no mention of Mao or Llu appearing at the bly Poking rally in front of the Im perial Palace, although "speaker after speaker took his place at the microphone"
Irum to address the House.
of Korean war. Australia, he said, is not rich It also began expanding its in manpower, standing armies or permanent services alter appeals the age of 18 annually. Mr. Fud resources, but already in the for volunteers, and reactivated den explained, but only 21,000 regular jard believed available after.
Korean crisis the Australian Gov-unlis for women in the crnment has "placed at your army, navy and air forec. disposal our air force and vessels Several retired military lenders,
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pre-
exemption for hardship, defer- ments, medically unit, men al ready in service and those living
Temole arcas,
cime
of the Royal Australian Navy." many large newspapers, and some Since his arrival in the United influential politicians, however,
'Mao's heroic-sized portrait, States, Mr. Menzies sold, his attacked, the new
new programme, Conscription is politically un- however, overhung: the rostrum talks with American leaders had restricted to 18-year-olds, as too popular in Australia and was along with those of Stalin. Chu convinced him that a compara-stow and not big enough
Teh and the North Korean boss, Įused only in the two world ways tively small force speekly
Kim, Ir The Cabinet advanced the start The Opposition Labour
Sen, Overhead flew Party pared it better than a large force of the programme from July 1, holds that workers do most of squadrons of Gghters, and born-
23 bors as 1951, to January 1, 1951, but the paying--and dying-in wan
artillery satvbes opened the show. many critics said this was still too The post-war Chifley Labour re late. Brilliant foot ́ ́
Observers here speculated that conscription despite The Government's biggest ob-widespread agitation by Austra-Mu may be absent from China, For that reason, Mr. Menzies stacles to big-scale expansion of lan ex-Servicemen's
organisa-possibly gone to Moscow
Speakers made numerous ob- said, as the House again applaud. its armed forces are shortage of tions, military men and political lique referenca minora Bor ed, the Australian Government training facilitles and Instructors, opponents. It ignored pointed sug- observers here to wonder whe- was making rendy an initial com- Many largo World War.11 military gestions from Auch fained British | her the Chinese, Heds. Intend to bat group of ground troops to comps, including some used by milltary experts visiting Aus- take some netlori against Hong bolita the American forces.
as Field Marshal Lord Kong. The same stock phrase American troops, have been con-tralia
cropped up in almost all speeches
"We must, liberato Tibet and all China Taiwan, Since Hong Kong lathe only other part of China which is not yet under at least nominal Rod control, observers here believed the Chinese Reds. intend to regain It was a cautious way of saying
control of the Colony from the British. But there, was no Indlea- tion when that might come about.
United Press.
Rocket range
At the outset the Korean war verted to hostels and orientation Montgomery was causing anxiety. In Australia centres for thousands of European and the Australians recognised migrants pouring into the coun- the hustly improvised campaign |Iry. (against the Korean Communists)
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really brilliant feat of arms.
Its value Mr.. Menzies do- clared, would be more clearly recognised in the later stages
the campaign.
Revised plans
·
The Labour Party, unanimously backed the Government's support of UN Intervention in Korca; Australia is suffering from an however, and pledged support for cute shortage of building mater-defence preparations, inls which aggravates the military training programine.,
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of 8,000,000 as follows:
ECHOQE WAR
"Paris," "August. *1: Four Germans went on trial
Post-war Labour began con struction: of the huge Central Australian rocket range in colla Air Commodore Findlay sal The revised plan, announced boration with Britain on the that New Zealand would
pro by the Acting Prime · Minister, theory, that its most effective bably send an artillery unit to: Arthur W.-Fadden, while Mr. contribution to Imperial defence help, the United Nations. forces Manzica was abroad conferring would be improvement in scientis now fighting in Koreah th
with the British, and American also con
facilities. fa did not Commodore Findlay
Governments, provided train in construction of vast Snowy Iso conceived and began like to
to commit himself to the number of troops likely to be
four years, from population Mountains hydro-electric scheme, here today before a French ma aunt from New Zealand, but pro-
falong the lines of the Tennesseetary court for wartime seizure of bably they would total less than 3,000.
1. Call-up of 13,000 18-year- 15 years will provide power for over 20,000 Individioal items, in- Valley Authority, which in some works of art from Jews. They were charged, with having stolen It was
reasonable to assume olds in the first year, increasing dispersed defence production cen-cluding paintings, sculpture and that the New Zealand troops to 21,000 in the fourth year.
tres. would be sent in conjunction with 2. A total training period of
Jewels, in organised Názi efförts The new Government is con- to confiscate Jewish properly. uther Commonwealth troope, pos-176 days training for each continuing these projects but ur The four defendants are ex- sibly as
as part of
a Commonwealth script.
gently needs heavy earth-moving pacted to argue that they were unit made up of troops trein, Aus 3. Voluntary training between equipment available in quantity only following the orders, of the traila and Britain.
the
ages of 17 and 18 years. only from America-Associated, Nazi leader, Alfred Rosenberg- Commodore Findlay emphasised 4. Exemption for conscientious Press and United Press, tial New Zealand has asthall objectors, students, clergymen
population-only about two mil- and members of some iton. Thus, he said, 2,000 troops orders.
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religious
would-be-h-relatively sizeable Mr.Fadden admitted that facic contingent for New Zealand: to of instructors and administrators supply. To date, 4,000 New Zea-would affret theprogramme. tanders had volunteered to serve Officials said to train an annual
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