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INDIA STILL
ON THE Aid to N.
Korea difficult
FENCE IN THE UN
Lake Success, October 17.
U.S. watches India has all but overrun no man's land in a unique
Chinese students
Washington, October 17.
offensive on the East-West front.
She has invested heavily in mediation to keep the
war "cold" or at least unharmful to India. In the sharply drawn, rigid battle lines of the Soviet-Amorican conflict, India sooms almost to be fence-straddling. Har policy is not The United States authorities
quita that, but her gosturas often have been are keeping a close watch on
difficult to intarprot by Western diplomats. several thousand Chinese stu dents, teachers and technical Virtually divorcing herself) and an anti-Russian policy.
best trainees now in this country, from the conflict. India con- often makes abstention the
way out of the dilemma. according to Government offi-stantly attempts to
India has tried to pursue an cials here.
"mediator" Independent
line. She even has taken the floor to explain to Russia, her abstentions
But officials declined to say whether
specifle Investigations were being made into pro-Com- munist utterances by any of the group.
peacemaker.
art
29
Her delegate to the United No tions General Assembly, Siri Benegal N. Rau, suggested in his opening speech that a new big four Foreign Ministers' conference try once again for peace,
And in the year
1950, with thousands dying in Korea even as he spoke, Sir Benegal dug up a historian of British 1947 iden
Many of the Chinese came to the United States under US State Department, and Chinese Nation- alist Government sponsorship of an educational exchange, pro-Arnold Toynbee for the keynote gramme, but this has been sus of his United. Nations address. pended for months because of the
Boid the
quoting Communist victory in China.
Toynbee:
State Department officials said that some 3,100 Chinese students are receiving or are eligible for Ainerlcon assistance for which Congress bas voted, a totul of $10,500,000.
These students are distributed among about 400 universities, each of which has been asked to designate a responsible official to serve as the United States agent students, for disbursing the aid students,
fru
addition to the there are
estimated 1,000 on Chinese teachers and technical trainees still in the country. Some of these are eligible now for assistance-Reuter.
WHEELBARROW WORLD TOUR
Melbourne, October 17.
Indian,
GB
"In the West we have a notion that Russia is the aggressor, indeed she has all the appearances of being, when looked at through
Western
eyes....To eyes appearances are contrary."
Russian the
just Rau's call for new Big Four talks was curtly brushed nside by France's Robert Schuman who with sald you cannol negotiate Russin as long na she is building Aith columns in your country even while you are talking.
Weird course
This
4
Berlin, October 17. Russia's official newspaper, "Teegliche Rundschau," admit- ted today that foreign aid to North Korea is encountering difficulties.
The Suylet Union claimed. "there are no honourable people in the whole world who do not feel for Korea.
ex-
"But they cannot always press this feeling through the delivery of material means," the newspaper added.
"The Just cause of the Koreans has been recognised by other peoples through the Increasing wave of signatures on the Stock-
bomb) peace holm: (anti-atom vote. from D
The latest Indian mediation appeal since the beginning of the move was to seek an East-West American aggression."
The paper described the compromise resolution on terms
Koreans as "leading the hardest for ending the war in Korea.iberation fight in their history" Associated Press.
against "greally superior legions
SOUTH AFRICA RELAXING IMPORT CONTROL
Capetown, October 18. The South African Economic Minister, Mr. Eric Louw, to- night announced plans for re- laxlug import controls on more essential consumer goods not obtainable beally
The list of such articles, which would include in particular day- lo-day necessities for the house- wife, would be kept as short as possible, he
be told the annual con- - Nevertheless, India has kept gress of the Association of Cham- firmly to the mediation ine,bers of Commerce here, charting a weird zig-zag course Amount allowed would be re-
in her difficult effort to avoid latively higher than in the case even giving the appearance of of general consumer goods. leaning too
toward heavily
The list had not been decided elther of the two camps.
on.
of Wall Street".
It listed contributions of medi- cal supplies and food for North cout- Korea by East European trios but made 10 mention of Soviet aid excep: by Jacob Malik's speeches in the Security Canell. -Associated Press.
TICKLISH QUESTION
FOR COURT
Edinburgh, October 17. Can a husband's will tor his widow from "any association whatever" with other men after his death?
A Scottish court was presented with the question of Mrs. Stella Beaton, widow of a wealthy coal exporter, and £67,000 hangs on the answer.
The will of Mrs. Beaton's hus- Alexander, saya the £07,000 must go to charlly un- A 38-year-old South African | plan of the leaders of the nation 1 niso be issued to importers less the "remains true does not memory and the major industrial power in of consumer goods, he said,
Mr. Louw added that because again nor have any Asia. India at present is domin-
has of the deterioration of the inter- whatever with any other man." antly agricultural, but she
to
However, Ave brothers and embarked on a vast industrial national situation he would no
revise the present list of pro sisters of the dead man want to programme with huge hydro- electric, systems similar to the hibited or restricted imports, in-share a big chunk of the estate.
cluding luxury goods, as he Mrs. Beaton wants it all. Tennessee Valley Authority in earlier intended.-Reuter. the United States.
Diplomatic observers believe Letters of commitment issued the unique Indian policy stems to Importers of raw materiala to
the primarily from long-range meet the situation caused by de-band,
in deliveries from verseas
taking his wife and two sons, aged 16 months and 16 years, on a wheelbarrow tour of the world, is on his way to Western Australia.
Refusing to give his name as he passed through Melbourne, ho asked to be called "Mr. Spring
The bok.
barrow contained camping gear; his wife pushed a pram with the baby.
Reason for the tour is a £1,000
nessman that
busi-
of $37,000,000 people to become would
To achieve her key economic ambitions; these observers say, In- dia must carefully cultivate.good relations with her neighbours, principally acveral of whom,
wager by a times could | china, are in the Soviet orbif.
not push a barrow across every major
The economic considerations, In
for country in the world. The the opinion of these observers, businessmut is said to have made a similar weger in 1928 when South African Dan Leroux, after travelling 49,000 miles, died 1,000 said he started in
miles from the finish.
Russia tries another angle
Monte Carlo, October 16. Soviet Russia today asked the
outweigh any reasons of military International fted Cross to pro- pre-occupations of the relatively mole the outlawing of the weak Indians or a possible Com-atomic bomb. munist aggression on their coun- Russian delegate Eoris Pachkoy submitted a resolution to the 21st "Springook, to complete the
try.
The Indian middle of the road meeting of the Board of Gov- approach to the cold war has at emors of the League of Red Cross course in another seven years.
He added that he won a £1,000 different times placed the coun- Socleties calling of the Red Cross
try on one side or the other, but to pre
promote "peaceful idcels and bet in 1936, when he rode bicycle round the world.--Router.so far she has been able, although the prohibition of the
MADRID STUDENT
BOYCOTT
#
Madrid, October 16. Madrid University's 700 en- gineering students today boy- cotted their classes in protest over a Government decree allow- ing a Catholic engineering college to issue its own degrees.
The Education Minister, Mr.
B. Martin, ordered the students return to classes immediately
to
and threatened disciplinary mea- sures against those who remaine absent,
atomic
to my marty association
She has not married again, the court was told, and she has not
with "had any association
any ether man to which critlelsm could be directed."
But she thinks the "any asso- clation whatever" part is vold be. 'cause it is contrary to public palley,"
The court reserved decision.--- Associated Press.
British orders from Canada
Toronto, October 18. Britain is ordering $25,000,000
with extreme difficulty, to keep weapontons from--Hed-Crous worth of products from Canada, from burning "any vital-bridges. ecletley of 57 nations agreed to Mr. James Duncan, the Chairman ·
Mr.,
ore,
Duncan
This and that Thus, while India was one of discuss the resolution later this of the Dollar Sterling Trade
Board, announced here today. week Russian
He said these include lumber, the first nations to recogniani The.
delegation sub- Communist China and actively milled ancther draft resolution pulpwood, newsprint, Iron sponsor UN membership for the asking the Red Cross to severely tinned salmon, and apples from Mao Tse-tung regime, she alaol condemn...the cruel and bar British Columbia. went along with the West on barous bombardment of the civil-has just returned from Britain, branding the North Koreans fan population by American avia- where he had talks with Mr. Clement Attlee and Mr. Harold the aggressors In Korea. The tinn lit Korea."
Wilson. Indian UN delegation took this This resolution arks the United
3 Press con- Mr. Duncan fold latter stand after consider States government "io put an end
ference here that the British abio hesitation and "con- to ur and other bombardment of
Minister hoped for a aultations" with their home gov these towns and villages and Frimo ernment,
paelfie populations in Korea and speedy industrial effort to main- to, prohibit them in the futuro"tain Britain's double programme of rearmament and the dollar ex- Associated Press.
port drive.
Like Yugoslavia, India is one The engineers are protesting of the most frequent abstainers against press comments branding in UN voting, but for different opponents of the Government do- reasons.
Yugoslavia has to follow at one cree as enemies of the Franco
and the same time Communist regime-Reuter.
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