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** THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1951.
AIR CRASH IN COPENHAGEN
Air Marshal's
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Fighting Where No Men Ever fought Before
Defying Sub. Fee and Coral jungle!
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London, Nov. 1. Winston Churchill,
the Prime Minister, will call for
a conference of
Premier Cry next year, a usually liable source said here tonight.
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ld be 1) Wese plans for ten at the Middle East codrily Caramagn
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Faamer
Talal
Announces Jordan Support
Of Arab League
On UK Defence
London, No. 1.
Air Chief Mar Sah Sir Guy Garrod today ex- pressed acute anxiety at the slow rate C which Britain's defenc were heing strengthened.
The manpower Eltvion ha
The
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become erifcal he said whole ar rearimate 1 gramme-end perhaps the mil.. Hay and naval programmes fr
we threatened by the
age, particularly of k det mu
Sir Guy Garrod we
nt a luncheon of the A-Lea
fhe Bri ish Empire. of which he is chairman.
Is magazine "Air Pictoria yesterday criticised . almos complete lack of really montern aircraft, both
gh'ers bombers, at the disposal of B tain und her associater
Pad
Sir Guy Garrod and that Bet- tain was repeating the disastrous decision of World War 1 in con- eentrating on bale plane pro- duction ard leaving transport aircraft to the Americans.
"The result, as we Dow see. bus been that
діз American ners and other 15ort are en flominating position today in the world's_atelines," fri inkeri
LEAD IN JETS
Amman, Nov. 1. Kine Talal of Jordan, opening Parliament for "At the present moment, Dus the first time since his ve began on September 6entre has n lead of at Jensli after the assassination of King Abdullah, told the nge wears over the rest of the?
world in the design and con- National Assembly today of plans to deal with the
Aruction of jet ant propeller! country's economic condition.
in transport aircraft," Sir Guy scled.
"Therefore, we ought to be lucine three aircraft in con- crale rumbers By expand-
Our but, f of transpor! | draft, we can, at one and the war time, create an actual and The Lønwer | motential expert frude and also,
A Jordan loan delegation is being despatched abroad to secure funds which cannot be raised locally, he said.
The County could also be
both Amerte, k Pant Fran
athane for sunt vedevolopend counter, the Rg said,
Kee Play, in % 1.000-word cas, made only one indi) cel freche to Me Bast tra bobs. 19
dondan'
compathy towere
and ser the national
Juntour of Arab States The coetry
Thas bebpor
tan with
evan nation hotler, Be sand.
wendi
continuand tu
the "act pa Arah Lengu
The Kagt aber announced! trait 4 a prett
Marion Davies
Honeymooning
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PALESTINE POLICY
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ke in indispensabile addition 15 our resources of air power
Ser Guy said that in addition his to the
increasing needs the reft industry and ordnance Misca 300.000 Arabs men would before long be
Britain's fram: quired to cope with
Ist defect-fretaries,
L.F
More
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ndopt ther
County Council and,
Even
Now, is well p4
reurmament contracts.
sn, the wountry wold lewen ahovat 250,000
and
masang mà pas outlined
A Rane elulen f 13,000.- *
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apport with the movie employed en erns
ne sulture over five years
which
equipment than in 1939.
LUXURY TRADES
Wait an
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Some 2,500 men of the 19th Infantry Brigade were down from Britain to the Middle East as a result of the tension in the Suez Canal Zone. Picture shows a de- tachment of the 1st Battalion, the Devonshire Regiment, marching from barracks in Colchester, Essex,
- AP Picture.
Pine Tree Peak
Biggest Snag In Cease-Fire Talks
Pan Mun'Jom, Nov. 1.
The biggest barrier to a settlement of the Kercan war may be "Pine Tree Peak."
than lewer This pruk rears more
down the peak they changed to bright reds. 1,600 feet high and forms a mo- Kuesong tek-drop for
After showers fell momentarily and nigmasts the historic invasion
The sun returned. D faint way to Seoul,
Tainbow covered the eastern end of the ridge. Good fortune a the end of the rainbow was in doubt.
The Commerists, who have chored their minds before, to ay that they will not give up in any truce rettlement ven i means breaking up the Pan Man Jom truce talks here.
He complained nd cenomin
The peak was for ified by South Creasing percentage of the,
Kereens during the "no man's were afra oven in på meinte by nation's inanpower was being
land" war which preceded the John Government lartesed in luxury trades and many
curtbreak of full-scale hostilities. skilted men wie being called
Pine Tree Peak commands da:- for nedion! Up
services just
The impressive mountain runs lands to the north and a valley when they but en opleted the's about three to four miles in far beyond Fan Mun Jem to the pprenticeship.
rach dircolion. Ies directlyouth. When the Communiss say mpcuted that the recent on the 38th Paratic and was hey will never give up Katsong re-air excises over Tritain had one of the first positions cap- hey really mean Pine Tree Peak. hown that the present British ured when the Communists Kagang would be worthless mail- N. . meet the msing cost of imperts.air forces were inadequate in launched their attack on Juney without con.rol of the peak. .... Maron, ingerl
-United Press. wee limited £9,- numbers and mainly obsolescent 25, 1950,
In California
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an unofficial
Standing omising the mud
Brdy for furthering British puddies Pan Muu Jom it is hard to believe that the peak
aviation interests. 7 bas mem-
Par., Nev. 1. Pro Cen: lie on
bers throughout the Common-uld be the cause of a renewed not be Unted No lens wealth-Reuter
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days iter a perfonately session flow love you estemas shortly, Now nihe: 0 1 hey kad to de
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Atomic Test
A Success
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11 and rain sky ihear today. Blark clouds scudded across the peak and then the sun would break though and the entire colour combination would change.
From dark purples to bluca and navy greens the colours changed to violet and white and
·fter
ure the C-mmtsvin's five points ย pure-dawn
weddi cura peremony at Di Kathu Vega- proposed as a basis for en overall intlemen of the probleme divid- in Las Vegas,
Miss Davies, whose long feel and the four Arab friendshm with
Countries. Hearst mode
first principal brunficiary in a
When the Commietun began consultaties here with the multi-million dollar coate, said:
that she and
the five States in simply
Brown amberi hepot to present a wore "very happy.
Captain Brown sajd
that hete the Gene Assembly of India League of America, SRED "PEACE” hal been
UNO, which clarts in Paris on Londen icday that there was "pal" of the Inte a
November G publisher and Miss Duvies since
great deal of dissatisfaction, be hi be was assigned to the "Marion read hoyed the preamble to ameng the puble at lege, with
Discursion, however, never pro- Davies Clinic"
the Lox
Angeles Veterans Hospital
i white on Navy duty In 1942.
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The Commission's preuzenis.
ENVOY TO BRITAIN
London, Nov. 1. Mr J. J. Singh, President of the
in US. Government circles and
iragord
CONGRESS
Vienna, Nov. 1.
Return Of Japanese To Malaya?
Singapore, Nev. 1. Erry Japanese in o Malaya should be restricted, in the opinion el P. F. de Souza, Singapore Legislative Councillor, just beck from Japan.
Mr de Souza stated on arrival ha the Japanese were keen to return to this country.
The consensus of opinion in
cloud
The Commision. In a leter of Inthe policy of noutrality the lens and Arah de rates. *This petition very under- France's Le Wing a'omic Malaya is unfavourable to odmis Las Vegas, Nov. 1. The couple fir.t attempted to sea that would be glad to tunate because such differences selentist. Frederic Jolle-Curie, son of Japanese. An alonije blos today, test keep the marriage secret. They coelhe preliminary views of and derp raisunderstanding: qvened the second "World Peace Ing the reactions of Fround flew from Las Angeles to a Las he differin delegations on the chould act ex between two Congree today with a welcome But Mr de Souza thought. troops for the first time, was Vegas 21-hour wedding licence volets prints in these proposals." democracies such as This and to some 180 delegates from 50 "prejudice should not officially declared a success. bureau. They asked the clerk --Rru'er
the United States," Mr Shah countries
vision." He believed their detay Its blast was felt in Las not to reveal that they had
The Austrian Government and could be restricted by new im- odded. Veras with sufficient force 49 obtained a licence. Then they
London," Nov. 1.
Mr Singh, accompanied by chose to ignore completely the enforced shortly.
all non-Communist organisations migration rules likely to be crack shop windows. The hurried to 1 collage at El Fawzi Pacha Mulki arrived his wife, arrived in London Congress. after making it clear were no casualties.
Rancho Vegas Hotel Σο bein Major-Generat
London tonight to take up William
on his way to India.
Councillor said Bmarried by Justice of the Peace his appointment
the organisation was not wel- The
only Commanding the United
as the Jordan He said, "There is a lot of come in Austria. Kean,
essential Japanese, institutions | James Down Jnr., who was Minister to Britain. Sistes Third Army Corps, sald roused from bed to perform the
Impatience in India and the He was met at the airport by United States and unless we United
Profector Curie attacked the such as banks and shipping this first step towads the mili-
States Secretary of companies should be allowed tho retiring Jordan Minister, make a strong effort to try and State, Mr Tary tactical employment of the
When they arrived here, Mist Emir Abdul Majid Halday, the understand each other's point allegedly seeking armed and permitted entry should be key Dean Acheson, for re-establishment, wille Japanese nuclear weapon was
most
Davies t
Arst-denied being Vice-Marshal of the Diplomatic of view, we are likely to drift economic intervention in the men, successful, Through
married and said that the story Corps, Mr Marcus Cheke, and opan and that will be tragedy. Middle East" and said, "This this operation at was fantastic," Captain Brown Foreign Omes, officials, appreciable forward step had later announced to reporters Fawzi Pasha was untli bec taken in relating military that they were wed-United gently Jordan's. Loction to the
atomic Pross.
Paris-Reuter, weapons.
One thousand specially train- ord paratroops participated. Ruler.
use of
ACHESON BUSY IN PARIS
Paris, Nov. 1. The US Secretary of S'ale, MT Dean Adhesun, who arrived here Jody will spead the next few thens to almost continuous policy ponferences with the Americaní. Uned Nalone delegation,
·spolcamion Kald Router today,
Talks with the French
Forelan Mineer, M. Robert Scivumání, would be sandwiched between lios infly delegation onfereÓN Led me the hai ve buon
died ho Bicklester
ceremony.
POP
SPORT, BAH! I THOUGHT
·SPAIN WAS THE ONLY PLACE WHERE THIS
WAG ALLOWEI
Minister
I we wont helt or economic American
be Policy must
Unless Japak is woped and read from Amorja, we will strongly refooted by all potice assisted she may become an-
in have to find ways and means loving people everywhere."-other victim of Communism, ho
to get it."-Reuter.
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