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Grim Reminders Of Air Tragedy In London
An upturned wheel and the shattered undercarriage are grim reminders of the air crash at London Airport · "when 28 people on à flight from Paris were killed. „Their aircraft, coining down in thick fog to land, missed the runway and crashing through a 15-foot pile of drain pipca, burst into flames. Two survivors, both in the tail of the aircraft were thrown clear-London Express Service.
Palestine Crisis Worsening
Amman, Nov. 8.
⚫Israel has rejected a last- aminate Jordan "humani-]
compro- tarian" interim miso to help solve the "convoy dia- month-old
the two buto" between countries, it was authorita- tively stated today.
The dispute arose over the alleged refusal by Jordan to allow an Isracit convoy to pass Over a mile of Arab territory to Mount Scopus. Jordan alleged that the Israell authorities were
abusing the privilege granted them 27 months ago by includ- ing unauthorised persons in the and by transporting convoy forbidden material to "two non- Cunctioning cultural. bumant- tarian Institutions."
The trouble first aroom wheti Fordan's milltary 'authorities in- clated that a Jordin escort could accompany the roa
Dean Acheson To Stay At
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950.
PEKING
INVITED TO
MASSING
ARMIES
FOR BATTLE IN NORTH KOREA
State Dept. ive battle of the Korean war.
Washington, Noë, B Mr Dean Acheson, thun
UB Secretary of State, sxlA thday that he had' boʻlaten, tion of vesiculág kid` <post/ as a result of_yesterday's Congressional slections,
He said he did not think the election results con stituted a repudiation of
American the
foreign palloy.**
The
Tokyo, Nov. 9.
1st
South
JOIN IN UK Supports
DISCUSSIONS ON Peking Regime
INTERVENTION
Lake Success, Nov. 8.
Accepting a British-drafted proposal, the Security Council of the United Nations today decided to invite representatives of the Chinese Communist Government to take part in discus- sions on General MacArthur's charges that Chinese Communist troops had intervened in the Korean war.
The United States joined the Soviet Union, Britain and France in voting for the invitation which Mr Warren Austin of the United States had earlier said should be made in the nature of “a summons."
"
The vote was eight in favour, two against and one abstention. Cuba and Nationalist China were against and Egypt abstained.
Sir Gladwyn Jebb (Britain) said that such an Invitation should be extended to the Chinees Communists as a mat
But, he added, ter of equity. that representatives should not be invited as Mr Jacob Malk (Russia) had suggested for "he 1whole
but Korean question" only for discussion of the pre- {sent "question
The special session of the Council, overriding Soviet ob- jections, had carlier decided to General MacArthur's discuss report.
Mr Austin - sald-
should Council
that the "summon”
the
The
Chinese Communisty have imposed a grave danger upon the world-the danger that the present conflict may not be limited to the same area. The United Nations have done its best to avert this peril," Mr Austin added.
H
Blank Cheque
For SCAP Proposal
For FAO
Warhkrbom, Nov. 8. Britain body declared her support of Communist Chins for membership of the United Nations. Food and Agricaliment Organken- Uion.
The FAO Conference here shelved the matter, fouch li a Tha ThẬ but taking mo acties, in
The Brickh delegato, Str Ralph Enflobă, preporod to
the 63-natlem Specialized
agency of the United Na tions that Cho
be made a member, fe replaon The Chinees. MatSOCRINES reprezenistire.
Republio en People.
He emphasis "This is a reflection of war well- known · views af monting China on Internationa bodies."-cases.
New Bus LABOUR'S
New York, Nov. 8. The "Daily News" sug- gested editorially today that the United Nations give General Douglas MacArthur a "blank cheque" to take whatever action he thinks fit to deal with the crisis caused by the Chinese Cam intervention in
munist Korea.
SIX-VOTE
DEFEAT
The
Government Book
REASSURANCE GIVEN Continuing, Mr Austin said,
London, Nov. "Reassurance should be given, if any I needed, that the legit
The Labour Goremment wi mate athrams of States which
defeated today by 235 votes 225-but on un ieue with border, on Korea will be re- United spocted and that the
The paper said that General does not mean its resignation Nations through its agencies
the on
It was on a proposal byaA 'Pickthorn, Cofile will hold itself in readiness to MacArthur, os a assist in the settlement of prob- spot and a student of the Orfen- Kenneth
tal and Russian mlads, can eva-vative, to restore the right lems relating to that frontier
"But in offering assurance the luate the possibilities of the Members to have: 19 minut
situation "better than a dock of before a debate in ¦ which Troop reinforcements and supply columna Chinese Comminist repreachta-Security Council must also rec
their, wwn priva the authorities in politicians and kibitzers at Lake introduce
Billa rumbled through the bitterly cold Korean country-tives to give an account of their to it that
Peking are under no illusion Success," side all night as both United Nations and. Com-actions in North Korea,
The editorial said: "Why not Members had the right to He declared that the Peking that their conduct is condoned munist forces built up for what might be the deci-Government's forces should be by the United Nations or that for once and at long last push this on Wednesdays before
withdrawn from Korea and that the organised world community.amateurs and meddlers aside and war. the Chinese Communists should can accept this thinly disguised entrust the whole problem to a
of privato Members top expert in this dangerous right
Introduce Bill zuzy during t American, British and South; gained nearly four miles yester-be reassured that United Nations invasion of Keres.
"This Council is the guardian, feld? would respect Korean soldiers were dug in on day and last night against light forces
International peace
"That would mean a United critical period before the w the bridgeheads around Anju, resistance and were now two Korean-Manchurian border.
Wecurity and must require the Nations order to General Mac- This is the second Governm the vital supply. crossing or three miles southeast of
regime to AN ASSURANCE
Chinese Communiąs
Arthur to take whatever mea- defeat in the House of Consent alraddling the Chongchon River. Pachon, 8 miles north of the
withdraw 'tis foros from Koren sure he deems necessary, with since the general election. Their grip on the right bank Chongchon River.
He said that the Chinese and to refrain from further un-
out regard for national bound- March 29, the Opposition bas of 29 una imat Cavalry Pakction, to
The American eight
lawful assistance direct or in
aries, and United Nations back- majority Division nonth
of Kunuri threw Communists should be north of the river: and
about coal mapplies, ・ but Korean-Man-irect to the North, Korean 'ag- sured that the
ing, no matter what he does.
to motion was a focmaical sONE" the back probing attacki then eastward through
"Such's blank cheque Offs
Korean churian border would be of road and railway centre
Government's remigant Nations United Bry
As soon as the Council met to General Kumuri to the battered town Division in the Wound area sico spected
III-true. But was not involved --Reuter. forces.
avert Worlda Inight not the discuss General MacArthur'a xe- bo told |made slight going · [of. Tokchon, 2
They should also that the United Nations would port Mr Malik asked for some at least the United Nations itself in readiness to elucidation of what it was pro would have done its best. Con- hold
the settlement
the United Nations' best is the thought here, that the main narrow delle between rugged problema, he added. body of the Communists was | mountains, the 8th. South After the agenda had been
(Yugoslavia) vald that it was world."-United Press. trying to avoid full-scale com Korean Division won ground adopted Mir Mallik moved that
should invite Chi- for the United States delegate, tact at this stage.
the Council against light enemy resistance.
who had requested the special The Communists are believed
nose Communist Government four divisions, to have about
But the American 2nd Divi- representatives to fake part in
BRITISH RIPOSTE the slon, to the east, stalled against the discussion. men, on
Mr Malik said it did not mat- totalling giver front. Three Communists heavily entrenched |
Council He said that of these divisions are belleved on a hillside. In the cast, the could not discuss General Macter who undertook to give it, against the but he must have an explana
before the
had been issued far maving to be Chinese, the other North South Korean Capital Division thur's accusations
the ab- tion from someone
unit up to the hi advanced from Kilchu to near Chinese Republic
item on the in private audience at the Turkish Korean
The
above
the general situation had Myongchon,
41a sence of representatives of that adoption of the
which
given as Vatican Falace) Monsignor line, A.
Gabriel Reyes, Archbishop of The size of the Turkiai o spokesman had begun to fall heavily in Headquarters
the Republic of the United added, as
Nations North Korea and will continue
Sir Gladwyn Jebb (Britain) Monsignor Alberto Soegija vealed by Defence inicial h for several
Peranta Apostolle Vicar of Turkey originally "effered Intervened to say, "I can't pee forces regained contact with the Intermittently Communists in almost all
is any secrecy about Semerang in Indonesia United United Nations 4,500 trasy areas months,
that there
United Prem. alter 30-hours lull.
what we are to discuss."
It cald Prague, Nov. 8.
An intelligence ofcer
was, he said, the special hospitals formerly that the Communists were not
report of General MacArthur. Catholic
don't see why that should religiosts affected by shortages of sup-
be said," Remarking that the British Somme delegate had brought
into the matter, Mr clarity
Council President for not having taken Malik criticised the
similar action,
* Ils hoped and bellaved, that the election would have no effect on the con- duct of the foreign affairs of the United States.
Mr Acheson had been asked to comment on a statement by. Mir Harold Biassen, a leading Repabli- can, that the election re- multa constituted a demand for the Secretary of Stabo's resignation --Bouter..
Opposition during the day to
In the central area of Tok all Ünited Nations moves was chon, where United Nations light-an Indication, WAB forces are thrusting through
40,000
Hospitals Now on improved and stabilised." Parallel. Heavy winter snow Republic
after ascertaining that it carried State Property
nothing besides foodstuffs and other essentials to sustain ́ ́ 60 Israel civilian pollcomea guard- #ng the premises at Mount Scopus Irael objected.
a
SOVIET
the
Turkish Troop
of frontier posed that the Council shouldering the dangers Involved!
The President. Mr Alex Bebler least it owes the peoples of the Move To Fron
CONDEMNED
meeting to give on elucidation
Mr. Austin commented, "Mr Malik's attitude here today, his numerous. speeches and finally PRISONERS TAKEN
this motion, are further admis. United Nations forces in the sions of the hostility of the
front to exercise North-West Korean orders have been plies in their sudden with day made slight gains, rec the United Nations.
Of not the peace-making functions of In ll turing some ground which was Sunday as they could bring up lost last week to Chinese and probability it will further con- material from the Manchurian Korean Communists, according solidate the unity of the peace border in the hours of darkness to the 1st United States Corps loving members of the United
effective interference i spokerman tonight. without from United Nations warplanes.
Fboom rum by chat abio Under the new Jordan Cora- nationalised, it is officially an-drawal from combat contact on promiso plan, which Israel has nounood. rejected, a truckload of food- stuffs loaded and driven splely
By United Nations personnel would have been permitted to cross the Arab territory.
THE KILEX FLAN
The hospitaks appear m
list officially published today of 273 hospitals, sanatoria, clinics ned, pubile health initultimus which became State property by January 1, 1949,
The list includes 34 private State-owned--- Tow
Tro Israeli authorities insisted on the implementation of a plan clinics defining procedure which was Router. proposed by General WILLISIA Riley, the chitt of tho United Nations truce supervision organization.
At a mixed armistice Com wilssion meeting” last „Bunday) Jontäri delegatos ̈ ̈urgund that the Riley. plan had, not been agreed to by the com potent authorities and suggested the old procedure should be followed la the meantime.
Larnel subsequently lodged
MA
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BRITISH GAINS
This was the position around the front according to the latest reports:
The British Brigade and the Division United States 24th
Malayan Communists' Activity Stimulated
Mr
ກ: London, Nov. 7. Malcolm MacDonald Commissioner protest with the Security Coun General for Southeast Asia, gald today that the Under the old procedure, the task of subduing the Communist guerillas in Dobydy was escorted by three Malaya had become more difficult since the Chinese Jordan officers and oight other rails 47ie Istaoll authorities Communist intervention in Korea and invasion of weak to limit the Jordan, mill- Tibet. fe
Tho
and bro
has
Elements
of the
Nations.
Mr Austin said that the Soviet South Unioo, having been the spokes- Kobean 7th Division advanced man for North Korea for the to within one half of a mile inst four weeks, had now inter- of Wonni, from where they posed itself as Attorney for were elected last week. Enemy Communist China. opposition was slight.
Other elements of the same divian rocaptured a hill nowth of Kanari.
Action along the Chongchon
was
Archbishop of Manila Sees Pope
Vatican City,, Nov. 8. Pope Plás XII today received
Washington, Nov. 8 The Turkish United Fati
forward aréos in Korea, Army
spoketissa | auki Wednesday.
contingent was moving up
He said the frei feki ard
plaint of aggonan The Pope also received tingent in Korea, wag Bag |
He said that the Soviet Union did not recognise the legality of the resolution on the Korean question adopted by the Council in which the Chinese Nationalist in participated and. the absence of Soviet and Chinese Communist represen tatives,
delegate
Fress.
Acheson Refute
SESTAV
Volunteer Story
Washington, Nov. 8.
The Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, day disputed the Russian statement that Chinese Communist troops in Korea were " teers."
artsThe statement originally was attributed Describing deferal Mach Arthur's reports as later the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr Vyshinaryzy
on' the
From the very first the ob- lective of the United Nations iza Korea had been simply and solely to establish the unity, freedom and independimes of River, Grom Kumari to the west the Korean people under a truly
entirely
democratie form of govestiment, and OI
tendentious, Mr. Malik coast, comisted
Mr Acheson said angrone who ""eksontial elements" for o patrol
action during which Mr Austin declared, ant duere
would believe this estabaconeti treaty, with Austria:twere a v-Ha-saki that the Chinese Com- Itttle contact with the anony
from him expect objectivity
course of would believe anything. The upon, but that the treaty. krumble had seen fit 10 intervene
events in'"'; Korta would be was reported.
State Department had had no never, concluded because Patrols captured · Simon and more directly inih
communication with the Chl-^ Russians inslated on' "the prisoners but their nationwitty, start to frustrate the purpose ingenuous to say, the least
Delilah, Bupport post of the United Nations, y Jutert
6 Communet Goverment duction of raas! (and "árval free yet known re
ទ American and
Comedian those of the Wajes into Abga Division
RESTRAINT
proposal that the Chinese Com-Yau, clements reacted Bangsa-
munist representatives should Unból "Nations. Communion 10 Mr Acheson kung Very aggressive; petrolling is The Borurity Council can not be invited to the Council tabletions were all that tak mice way by Aerican and longer afford to ignore the scope | South Korona. – fandt holdtrat and effect of such old. United should be extended stor
hould be extrried a limiter The Foretary of Bags, bolt the Council of
conferenced States
could world pence swe must bridgahood positions on
invited, Russia had poley to Kores would be consider the extent wh north bank of Cho Chongation fact forces la Rotes: how of equity Representatives should statoriente
for the whale made, as they ha
Abe deciaions of the previou in the United Nations
logo have
or bare pot berr
River opposite Sinanju Hauler, backed" sho
apa-commisioned after Mr MacDonald said that events outside always rown steadily in dimensions influenced the terrorists morale and recent Com-Japanese See over the past month, placing a munist successes in Indo-China would add to the
strain on fejordan-Iarvoll-rela-British forces task of restoring luw and order in How It's Done
tlona-Reuter.
Conveyor Carry
A scouting patrol sind katwor
plane pilot today
20-mile long over bolt used by the Communists to ammunition to
Malaya.
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"up_by" horgo" rezervoarequcated,
by Sectod
Line
Korean". QUAY".
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Padamustion of the; but only torpe United States "was." Fly- frot out
qua
Kada of no K
borders; one tog The Government of Peking Rum & pruÇORILY
of the adjacent
The
anavor to the problem In the hands of thom who control the armed forces up
orting the aggression in Koron
be "No better proof can
have been publick, seralged by our fu our United Nations Commander For Castle
and we bellove that they might
in those circumstanceRY allowed to say here.
Unted
hur
been made by United Nations }{defensa," pa States auch zuvojvod mxd: the downright3
Skates, will in noroximation In reply. The United fooled to an por miss consider, both the, maybe, and lat
rejectión' of the florist long record of 1 After!
of the extreme effort which has to
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. & "Step by stop we are proper. “The situation", will not get
A delegation of Germans, and forces to limit the nighting worst bikin sartoris willing the people for eventual self Japanese watched a free United Korea and to restore a genuine proposal and, the adoption et structioniam in previous mout the rewor
Britski-drafted; proposal, Ings of the Big four. H
Jandy wet-tough, and make over task government, be said. He added States election today from the peace in the area than their the
the Counal adjourned. Reu- He recalled that" at "the" Inst, until ter ALA YANG DITU TE METABLE. Four meetingið in ∙1919 more dimeul and progress that the programmes must be key vantage point of Ohio where restraint in the face of this #g-
gradual and it would be fatal to the result of one of the nation's ression", Mr Austin stated.** not be a rapid as ww.. had plunge, into self-government most important racos put Ro- without avery possible prepara» publicats Robert Taft back In
Donald mil.
The Senate. „did || "21":
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