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VULCAIN
SWISS MADE
Determined To Find A Husband
Jessic, West Virginia,
Mar. 29.
An attractive 40-year-old. willow who went on the air in quest of a husband vowed today that she would "have a home before I leave this world or die trying." Thomas Mattie
said,
Mrs "I'm in dead earnest, I want to leave something behind so they will know I've been here."
bride.
Mrs Thomas said she is walt- ing anxiously to hear from six от seven prospective gronins who called up the radio Pineville, nearby sintion, in West Virginia, on Wednesday after she went on air to ask for a mate,
"I don't care whether he 15 20, 40 or 60 just as long as he has a home to take me to," said Mrs Thomas, who is a doctor's She said she was
rece prime" and would not
She
in her mind having children.
"good- described
herself looking, and willing to provide
በ።
a good home for the prospec- tive husband" in her radio in- terview.
of
one
number
Mrs was
Her husband died a
years ago. The couple had
died. who child Thomas' radio interview Impromptu, but she said she had brea "studying the idea for a time" before she walked long
into the radio unannounced station and declared that she "is looking for u husband."
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Astrologers-- Look Ahead
Londen, Mar. 20.
British artrologers' think that the Big Four Foreign Ministers will meet in June and there will be a compromise solution of the Korean
problem by August.
They will report a whole batch of predictions to the. May meeting of the Federation of Britin h Astrologists.
Here are Rome of the Things they say the state foretell:
No world war for 20 удея.
Molotov will take over from Stalin, whose health is falling, in the Winston next two year Churchill will win the next British general election possibly next November or December. A general world trade slump is likely In 1952-53-Keuter.
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Mr Truman Discourses More Ulster Rifles Leave For Korea
On Korea And 38th
UNIFICATION OF THE
COUNTRY IS STILL
AIM OF US
Washington, Mar. 29.
President Harry Truman said today he still is for a united and free Korea and the question of crossing the 38th Parallel is a tactical matter depending altogether on the military situation.
The President said Secretary of Defence George Marshall made the United States position perfectly clear in a news conference earlier this week.
We are for a free Korea with a free govern-
Missing Vessel ment, Mr Truman told reporters at his own weekly
Sighted
mon
news conference this afternoon.
He was asked if he roferred to an assertion by Mr Marshall that any general advance over the 38th Parallel would be a political matter. Mr Truman anid he referred to Secretary Marshall's observations. St. Petersburgh, .
Florida, Mar, 28.
Mr Truman said the US suliĮ polley. But then when ques- The schooner Tropical, missing alms for a united, free Korea buttoned further, he said that his for three days with one
he drew a sharp distinction reply carried no implications of and eight pretty girls on board, between this political policy and intention to go all the way to was sighted by a search plane
the Yalu River, which is the Immediate military objectives. today five miles off shore The chief executive endorsed Manchurian border. between Sarasota and Braden-all that Secretary of Defence The point, Mr Truman jald, Marshall vid two days ago on The crew were barred from the problem of crossing the 38th 284 mile, race from Florida Parallel. In brief, what Mr to Havana but decided to go Marshall told reporters then was "just for the ride."
held Korean dividing line as that Gen. MacArthur is crossing the security of his forces re- quires but that any general sweep of UN forces through Mood i utder auxiliary power, is toesing North Korea is a matter "for free government,
political consideration."
Monks
Rangoon, Mar: 29. Fifty angry Buddhist monks marched in procession and in vaded a newspaper office here today. They were irked by a Communist jibe.
They broke a clock, threw the furniture arcund and hit u visiting reporter on the
with a printing block.
head
ton.
1
The giris include a fashion model, two dancing teachers and
ive shop aislants.
The pilot said the schooner,
In rough seas in the direction of her home port, St Peters- Mr Truman said there
ig
A
that the political polley has no bearing on the military mat- ter in the field and it was milltary matter, not a political being asked, he said, matter, about which
The was
What the United States is for in the long run, the President aid, is a free 'Korea with a
On the other hand, as an has immediate tactical matter, the as the change in US said, Gen. MacArthur been a never and Uncu Nations policy to commander on the spot has all liberaic, stabilise and unify all the authority he needs to do what is necessary, A reporter of Korca. But when reporters wha
he whether
was suggested that what Mr Tru- questioned by-As- implying the Gen. MacArthur man said at that point did not
burgh.
Two girls jumped up down on deck and waved to him, the pilot sail.
The Const Guard is sending
cutter 10 atand sociated Press,
д
The stall Bed Through the Tried To Sell
back door.
The monks went back to
pugoda
their
before armed
police arrived. Associated Press.
Red Consulates
Closed Down
Belgrade, Mar. 20. Soviet
and Split
have been
The Zagreb
down, usually reliable closed diplomatic sources said here to night.
Information
Tokyo, Mar. 30.
necessarily
will go
would now undertake to wrest
mean all North. Korea
Korean. Com. T
The President ald Chine and
satuation,
to that depends on the the President
that
he can- no Implication
not anticipate It, and that the
from the all the way to the a
minists,
there was that sort.
of
He flatly refused to comment
A 20-year-old United States weekend
Fire Destroys
·90 Houses
Manlia, Mar. 80.
MOLE
Two persons were parted missing as a fre rutied some D0 houses Pasty
subrated
the Manila
dausing damage
at 1,000,000
pesos. The fire scared ro- sidenta
and of Manila who had becn against poble sitacks by the Huks in
of commemoration
the ninth anniversary of the Hakbalahap movement,
·
A preliminary investiga tion showed, however, that the fire started socidentally
the tim storage room of theatre. Among the victims WEB Guillermo
president of Pasay City Chinese Cham- ber of
Commerce, whose 60,000-peso residence was totally burned. United Press
the
34 ZA 35
A further contingent of the Royal Ulster Rifles left Belfast this month en route to the Far East to reinforce the 1st Batt. RUR, who are fighting in Korea. Picture shows two lorry-loads of the reinforcements leaving barracks to join the troopship.
Turns Down TRUMAN CASTS
India Again
Kashmir Proposal
Lake Success, Mar. 29.
India has rejected the British and American proposal put forward as part of a solution for the Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan.
The rejection was made in the Security Council today when it re- sumed its debate on the Kashmir question.
Sir Benegal Narsing Rau (India) told the Council that his Govern- ment could not accept the British and American arbitration proposal.
Advance By
generals connot either. In fact, ROKS
ro-
of Gen. Mac-he suggested that if the on the dispute Arthur and Washington last porters would look back through they would find when the Genera! their history
to guessers about what was going Air Force corporal has been offered, under an implied threat that some generals were bad sentenced to 20 years' imprison- of direct attacks on China
the Communist Com-to happen in wars-Associated ment for attempting to sell manier in Korea. Instructions Press, military information to a man
sent to Gen. Mac. have been ke belleved be a Communist
to
Arthur to clear any future agent actually a
political
meet
comments with Lady Godiva Contest
consulates In Japanese-policemasquerading!
United States Far East Washington-
NO POLICY CHANGE Air Forces announced today that Corporal Carl E. Mills, of Sayre,
of the questions con- Most
MacArthur dealt Oklahoma, was found guilty by cerning Gen a general court martial of trying with what he may now do in 10 deliver classified information North Korea. on Air Force operations and in- Later the questioner wanted had whether there son he thought to know was a Communist
been any change in US and UN Mills agreed to sell his in-policy to liberate, stabilise and all of Korea. The formation for 800,000 yen. He unly An official statement
the word awaited, The Soviet staff of the steadfastly maintained at the emphasis
meaning both Zagreb consulate was already in trial that the information he unity, obviously Belgrade tonight, presumably sought to turn into eash had no North and South Korea.
military value.- Mr Truman said there had on the way out of the country. significant
never been any change in that Router. -Reuter,
It was not known whether this had been done by the Yugoslav thought authorities, likely, or by the Russians them- selves.
us
WDB
was
stallations to a Parent
COMMENT OF THE DAY
was on
The Unchanged Korean Issue
WHEN General MacArthur stated
W
that, in effect, a "new war" had been brought about by Chinese Com- munist intervention in Korea, he must have been speaking in the purely military sense. The good cause of the United Nations and of the Korean people natural will not be served if the emphasis on those military problems obscures what is still the unchanged Korean issue. The liberty of Koreans with the survival of a frée government is what is at stake, whether the Invading aggressor be North Korean puppets of the Soviet Union or the "volunteers" of Peking. This, free. Government in Korea is peculiarly the responsibility of the United Nations. It.. was established and accredited under United Nations auspices. It was to sustain, and defend this Government that the United Nations authorised the dispatch of armed forces to Korea, and It is for this purpose that they have been kept in the fold. The obligation is still binding upon the world organisa- tion and upon its members. What has bapponed in Korea has made it more difficult to carry out this honourable purpose, Chinese Communist Interven tion has fragnified the military prob lóm, and likewise presented the danger of a spread of hostilities. The frightful destruction of war has intensified civilian needs and made the meeting of thom more complex. The number of has steadily and they include not on those
hex Communica
homeless by their own defenders. In the face of truly appalling problems the free Government of Kores has continued gallant efforts directed toward survival and rehabilitation. There has even been an attempt to increase taxes and to offer what is at least a nominally balanced budget. The programme of land redistribution has gone. forward and Korea is actually getting what could gladly be called "agrarian reform" if that term had not been falsified into disrepute by the Communists and their friends. Korean soldiers are fighting for their country and Korean civilians
This situa are trying to rebuild it.
tion should bring home to us the con- tinuing, burden of our responsibility. Korea.needs 'massive' physical help in this task of rebuilding. Several agencies are doing an earnest job in tackling the huge refugee problem. Those agencies need more and much wider support, Korea also needs staunch political support in the United Nations and among its members. The Govern ment of Korea in still the protege of the United Nations and thust be treated as such. The "military situation · and Its complex problems naturally occupy much attention. There is again the heated debate on the question of the Thirty-eighth Parallel, But Korea is
ternational battle not me ground It is the one of the Koreans.
doné and
Sally Wasn't
In Running
Continues
He said that no one objected any other instrument of ac 10 arbitration as a general prinsession accepted by the Gover
HIS EYE ON HONGKONG Washington, Mar. 29.
President Harry Truman said today at his Press conference that reports of shipments of war materials. through Hongkong to the Chinese Communists had -reached his attention and he was looking into the mattor.-Associated Press.
BIG JOB,
ciple but when under the guise nor-General of India and it coole WELL DONE of arbitration agreements al- effect from the moment of act ready arrived at were sought is Bonegal added that having to be disturbed my Govern delayed the plebiscite by "an act ment cannot but object."
ceptance."
Washington, Mar. 29.
Sir Benegal said that the of invasion, Pakistan cannot the take advantage of its own wrong arbitration proposal in Anglo-American resolution bo to hold up or suspend the legal
the Council was a la consequences of the accessian claims
of the resolution on Reuter. Kashmir agreed to by India and 1
fore
tion"
Pakistan In August, 1048.
Elections
A government agency to day wound up a five year job of settling war damage
in the Philip pines and reports It has US$2,500,000 left to turn back to the Treasury,
marked the The programmo first time in history that the United States has assumed for restoring responsibility private property destoyed In time of war,
Philippizo three-man Rome, Mar. 20:
Tho Government, War Damage. Commission said.
with threatened though
it had completed the programme a month ahead of schedule, nation-wide municipal Cabinet crisis, decided today to
paying out US$388,150,000 to aid
1,248,001 claims for US$- settle elections in two months' time.
They will be the first test of 1,225,000,000 damages in World public opinion since April, 1948, Waff rallied behind the Catholle when nearly 13,000,000 Itailans Christian Democrat Party to prevent the Communists, with 8,000,000 supporters, from tak- ng over the country.
Leaders of Italy's two split
dangers
The
Italian
Eighth Army HQ, Mar. 30.
"For this and other reason Italians To The surging ROK troops
my Government cannot accept advanced up to eight and am Sir Banegal said. half miles inside North
Bnegal "Reant Hold Sir
said,
Pakistan-and Koren on Thursday and cap-developments In
called Azad Kashmir fured Chosunni on the main what is east coast road and Kara-indicate forceably the pori, some six miles Inland. of any failure to give adequate
security to the State".
He added that the report of Meanwhile, Chinese forces,
the United Nations Commission reinforced from an estimated on India and Pakistan had said pro-Pakistan Azad five new army corps just north that the Coventry, England,
The Commission' in its final and of the 38th Parallel, were be- Kashmir forces were built up to Mar. 29.
to the President report lieved to be strengthening de-the "formidable strength of 32 Fan dancer Sally Rand
Congress said the US$2,500,000 fence positions astride and bebatlations during the cease fire In violation of the n- period" and six other American
being turned back to the Trea low the Parallel in the central solution of August, 1948.
through Bury WAB 201
Baved girls eager to reenact Lady front.
"economy in administration Godiva's ride here on June
Sir Benegal said that his
The Commission members, no objection and Government bad
chairman Frank A. Waring, 23 lost out today to British
WHI to a new United Nations repree Social Democrat groups North Korean troops were re- talent.
visiting
and India
were discharged not to unite. If they do three A O'Donnel, we Ann Wrigg, 28, a curve-ported to be movies lato front-pakistan, if he Security Coun next week decide whether or Francisco A. Delgado and Johns desired, to make a fresh Right-wing Social Democrat from duty by President Truman for "outstanding some brunette actress, gotine positions from just west of
Changgori to just north of attempt to assist, by sugges- Ministers are likely to resign with praise the job.
Low
Associated Press, and mediation,
services." tion, Sinbung.
Reuter. advice She gets also a long flaxen
were proposals regarding demilitari- wig and skin-tight, flesh Boine 8,000 Chinese
sation under the resolutions coloured bra and panties set for spotted digging in five miles Augu
August, 1940, the role
of the fair haired northwest of Changgori, a town 1949, should be implemented
to bave seven miles north of the Parallel with due regard to the assur Saxon lady supposed ridden naked on a white horse west of Chunchon Yank troops moes given to his Government through this city to induce her reached the outskirts of Chang in connection with them. husband, the miserly
Lord of Fori on Thursday and took two Coventry, to cut taxes.
The Hide is to
Soane 3,000 Chinese
of
and January,
Hills after brick engagements This, of course, is subject to be an incident southwest and east of the town, my Government's views regard- ing arbitration which I have of the 1951 Festival of Britain.
Tis greatart comentration of explained", Sir Benegal added. A Committer spokesman said Chinese was located in the wild Sally Hand cabled an offer to Nyong mounted area, Irmulate the oude ride down to miles south
of
the boundary
the bacent detail, but she was and 15 miles west of Chunction "never in the running"
ACCESSION ISSUE-
his Sir Benegal opened speech today by answering the remarks, made last week by Sir
At might have been good Another 1,000 Chinese were publicity for her " he said, "but bellaved to be north of the Gladwyn Jebb (Britain) which, it would have attracted to our
worst worth with
&
pageant people of the wrong Parallel 15 miles northeast of he said, questioned Kashmir's kindpeeping Toms o of the
Chunchon, and 10,000 North accession to India. Koreans
be are bolleved to
Sir Benegal sald that under The Committee made the fom polaod 20 miles east-northeast
the Government of India Act, dancer's name, publie because of Chunchon,
1933, as amended under the In- her agent already had publicized
Act, 1947, her offer. It declined to dis- Enesty tank reinforcements dian Independence
fo apceded close who the other dix Ameri were reported to be heading Indian states must be deemed can applicants were Associat-outs down the main water Dominion if the Governor-Gen- arteries 25 and 85 miles oerad had signified his acceptance ed Press.
of the Parallel due north of of an instrument of accession Munean, Heavy ebeany activity executed by the ruler. This and entrenching was acen cast CX
Death Penalty For Yugoslav
have
the
cepted by the Governor-Gen- eralda
of the Yeong River on the ex was all that was required. for freme west flank where the executed by the ruler and ac. accession: an instrument river crosses the Parallel.
Filipino and Puerto Rian troops advanced wähla- two and three quarter miles of the On October 26, 1947, in order. Farallal worth of Uljongbu on to obtain India's help to repel Thursday where they met in on Invasion of the State in which
Pakistan was a lding, teabe, free from bolts, gids of Pakista The MorskUkouron Yonchon (read of Kashm
Belgrade, Mar 29 ZAM-Zagreb Military-Court to day sentenced to death a former Yugoslav Army captain, Had Mrdiopovic who was found alty, of spring, for Hungary.
ourt that be bad tõen
singat any cost
and than withdraw.
ww. The Cale such an instrumiene of smes nose, were, dug in on a cideo 12 in favour of India.
Uljongus and October 27, 19477) Lord techalion was dos. lo 14 hatten, then, Clovernor
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