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COMMENCING THURSDAY, 23RD OCTOBER IT'S THE LAUGH HIT OF '521
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1952.
Diplomatic Effort To Find
The Ship Which A
Never Sailed
Dartmouth, Oct, 20. Research, the ship which nover tailed, was towed from Dartmouth today to a Plymouth scrap yard where she will be broken up.
Wat.
Bulit by the Admiralty at a cost of £100,000 for agnelle survey work just before the
the Research became obsoleta and was replaced by a 'more modern scientifio- skip,
never teft her moorings-until today
Heuter.
Solution Of The Dispute Over Tunis
DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS POSSIBLE
United Nations, Oct. 20.
Diplomatic efforts to find a solution of the disputes between France and Tunisia and Morocco got under way over the week-end, and Arab sources said it was not excluded that direct conversations between the Arab-Asian group and the French ́ délégation may be held here soon.
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Neither party was prepared at this early stage to comment on the outlook of the informal mediatory efforts led by several key delegates, in- TO-MORROW cluding Senhor Joao Carlos Muniz of Brazil, chairman of the powerful
"Old Man" Political and Security Committee of the United Nations Assembly.
Hero In Korea War
Washington, Oct. 20. The army reported today that 14-Col. William Heerea was killed in action in lost Tuesday.
Spokesmen for both parties described Sonhor Muniz' endeavours as “very
interesting".
timo satisfy
Diplomats said that if France and the Arabs and Asians
A high diplomatic source told, and at the game the United Press that Sonhor French insistence that the Muniz and other self-appointed United Nations will not engage in mediators were working along interference in France's domestle the lines of obtaining French affairs. and Arab-Asian agreement that the Assembly limit itself to a declaration expressing confidence in the ability of France and the two North African protectorates
resume There was just this bare an- (to
negotiations nouncement from the Pentagon. settle their differences. But behind it is one of tho This, it was hoped, may meet greet Individual dramatic stories Arab-Asian demands that the of the Korean War.
Assembly take some report the festering African
For, with the official
"old
re-
of his death, il becomes pos- sible to Identity Col. Isbell as the
whose Colonel' Old courage and death were ported
in a
memorable de *patch by Milo Farneti, AL- sociated Press war correspon- dont, from the Korean front an Oct. 18,
Farnell reinted that the colonel led an infantry charge on Triangle Hill, although it was not his job and, in
words of a captain, he "didn't have save up there.'
damn business up
be
Japanese
Desire For Help
San Francisco, Oct. 20.
agreed to this or a similar formula, the expected but on the Assembly floor over the
of colonialism may and ikuc
averted altogether. This is the of everyône, in- avowed alm
French and the cluding the
The Japanese Ambassador to action on Arabs.
the U.S., Eiklchi Araki, told a Arab diplomats who had in- distinguished American audience disputes
formal talks with Sanhor Muniz tonight that "for material as well on a compromise formula de-
Rs security reasons it is to your comiment clined
formal
but interest to help Japan recover. some said privately that the For the same reasons, we want Brazilian
be to recover. For the same rea- suggestion may acceptable, at least as a basis sons, we want to recover and for further talks.
sland on our own feet.”
Election Of
Committee
Officials
United Nations, Oct. 20.
а
READY TO LISTEN Arab spokesmen
the said
Speaking at a dinner In his group felf it won something of honour given by the Japan victory when the issues of Society of San Francisco, Mr Morocco and Tunisin
Araki sald Japan wants to be placed on the agenda without a relieved of the burdens placed major fight,
upon her by the war as 1ỏon ná
were
The Economic Commitice of Senho were now ready to meet | possible.
Muniz half-way, and
"You see in the new Japan- listen to his proposals.
French
spokesmen awaited which you have done much to developments before democratise-anallon' that cari and will land with you in the
further
The despatch could not identi- the deneral Assembly today
Ernest Chaufet, of ly the colonel because censors clectd Mr hold up the name of a man who Halil, as Vice-President, and Mr is killed.
The army's policy Omar Haliq. of Saudi-Arabia, committing themselves.
An Arab source conceded that maintenace of law and order, is that next of kin must be as Rapporteur."
it Was "not excluded' that of welfare and liberty. This is Among its mais tasks the
talks between French one reason why you are help-
hnd
Music
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By Isbell was an
Bald
of
on
sce
be held "And because we Japanese In the United States the hope of the world for
peace among men
we welcome, and warmly grasp the hand of friendship you have offered us," Mr Araki said Japan today buys more US products than do all other Asiatic nations com- bined and there is more mutual
It was pointed out, however, that such talks would still be premature at this point and at it would be necessary to solve the somewhat ticklish point of who would take the initiative for such talk».
Again Senhor Muniz name
fantrymen up a gun-mittee elected Mr Finn Frils of was mentioned in this connee-j.advantage to this trade than
tion.
notified before news reportera Committee will have to decide direct may use the name.
So the naming of Col Isbell whether to create a special fund delegates and Arab-Asian re-ing us recover ir stability.
to walt until official nou to help under-developed coun- presentatives would
whether to do fication moved through army tries or
this soon. channels lo his widow, Mrs through existing agencies, such
Gwendolyn Isbell
the International 30
Monetary Gambrills, Maryland, and his Fund. а. father, William H. Isbell of The Commitice will also dis Russellville, Alabaina.
euss the reports of the United Ni-tions standards,
Agent General Col. man to be Korcan reconstruction.
The Assembly's Budget Com- hill But he was only 45, Denmark as Vice-President and Army records list him as a ir Keith native of Houston, Texas, bom
Brennan of Austraila on March 21, 1007.
Rupporteur. Korea, the captain re- that the colonel said he
on top of was a West Point she class of 1931. He attended Vanderbilt Univer- before his selection for the military- ncademy,
lined
Mr
Two of the main problems be fore the Committee are the ad ministrative
reorganisation
off
ever before. Japan. cut- from the supplies and markets of Ching, is largely dependent upon the U.S. for both, he said, At the same time, he said, Ameries needs and wants mar
The Korean war made
ACTED WISELY * An Arab spokesman
ex satisfaction pressed
that
the French delegate, M. Henri Happenot, had chosen to abstain
Icels. from raising the issue of com petence when the Steering Japanese productive capacity Budget cuts proposed by the Committee and then the full particularly important to the Advisory Committee ministrative
on ad Assembly decident to include American armed forces,-United and Budgetary two North African items Press. questions-Reuter,
called rebel Dag and was going the United Nations and various
to pin it up "there" Triangle Hil) Col, Isbell graduate in
sity
During World War
11, he
served in the European theatre officer. He
as a transportation
WON
assigned
to the Far East Command last February.
Recortis here listed Col. Isbell as the Inspector-General of the division.-Asso-
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Court Sequel
Pakistan Gets a
Wheat Loan
To Riots
on the agenda.
Although this
+
constituted -a
victory of sorts. for the Arab- Asian
the group, were careful to stress that they did not want to see it as a de- feat for France.
spoken NORTH KOREA
DEMAND
They suld on the contrary that France had acted wisely
United Nations, Oct, 20, and with good statesmanship in
Foreign Tho North Korean avoiding Cairo, Oct. 20.
a tight at this early Minister, Mr Pak Henyen, has demanded that North Korean Eighty-four members of the date.
auxillary police
force-Buluk The
also spekcamen
in were representatives take part
> the Korean Nizam-were sentenced to hard aware of the political problems the discussion
by the French question by the Assembly. labour tering by
at home milltary faced 2
In a cable to Mr Lester Pear- 1nday for mutiny Government in connection with during Cairo's "Black Saturday" the African issues."
son, of Canada, the Assembly riots"
last January.
Obviously, they said, they President, he declared North Forty-seven
nothing to In Korca would regard as legal were sentenced wanted to do
the
of dimeuities of the any decisions to five years in prison,
Korea token com-crease muted by the Ministry of the Premier, Antoine Pinay, and in their absence. Interior to two
years and the the Foreign Minister, M. Itobert rest got three
One Schuman-United Fress. hundred were acquitted, Washington, Oct. 20. At daybreak on January 26 State Department members Buluk Nizam DUKE VISITS Bounced today that Pakistan broke out of their barracks to was procuring $15,000,000 worth "avenge" nuxiHary police in- of United States wheat with volved in ighting with British funds lent by this country, troops in the Suez Canal zone,
From America
Tho
The announcement said: "In-Reuter. order to negotiate procurements or United States whent under the United States loan agree
ment with Pakistan, concluded
in September 1952, a procure-
rent authorisation was signed
of the
Yogi's Appeal
Colombo, Oct. 20.
EXHIBITION
Londom Oct. 20. The Duke of Edinburgh spent an hour going round a Model at the Engineering Exhibition new Horticultural Hall in West- many
by Pakistan and the United Swam! Buffhananda Bharati,minster today. States, on Friday, October 17. an indlan yogi, today appealed to
The Duke saw among
total the "material" yogis of the West exhibits model cars racing at
He said that it was "essential to hear the representatives of the Korean people" on atro- cities, bombing of
penceful
"illegal
populations and methods of bacterial warfare," --Reuler.
the
Russia Submits
The "Proof"
United Nations, Oct. 20. Russia today submitted to General United Nations
UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG $15,000.00 of approximately and spiritual yogis of the Saw is 10 miles an hour round a Reale Assembly
-track, i
(by kind permission of the Vice Chancellor).
Under the distinguished patronage of H.E. Sir Alexander Grantham, G.C.M.G.
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Thursday, 23rd October at 8:30 p.m. Violin: Viola:
Prof. Arrigo Foo, Dr. S. M. Bard.
Mr. E. A. R. Alves, Cello: Mr. D. C. Hunrado. Clarinet: Mr. C. I. Wilks.' ---·
Plano:. Singers:
Mrs. Marilols Kierman & Mr.Kenneth H. Dinsley. Miss Florence Pong, Mr. Philip Arnhold.
Prof. Tien Ming En, Mr. F. Kiernan & Male Quartet.
Friday, 24th October ät 7:30 p.m.
Violin: Piano:
Prot, Arrigo Fou. Cello: Mr. Fritz Lin.. Mrs. Moya Rea, Mlas Irene Yuen. Singers: Misa Diana Courtenay, Miss Florence Pong,
Prof. Tien Ming En.
Tickets: $10, $5, $3.
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On Friday only: Reduced prices for students $5. $3, $2.
Bookings at Moutric's and University Students' Union
and at the door.
The Great Hall is Air Conditioned,
market in the United Signed
a 50-page document
facts alleged
about. of Silverstone unite and discover a way to save model being procured by the Govern-
boots dropping bacterial warfare in Korea and from disaster,
naval torpedo humanity ment of Pakistan in the
charges controlled by China. open The yogi, who arrived here depth
tank a Churchul
The
document was stated to from Singapore, yesterday after radio and The authorisation was
be based on the work of an com- scientific which it by Mohammed Iqbal, Commera piritual mission to Japan, model laying a bridge over
subsequently "International Indonesia, Thailand and Malaya, ditch cial Secretary of the Pakistan added that few Asian countries crossed.
mission" early this year. Embassy here, and Mr William today had political stability and the Duke was presented with a been dropped in Korea and After opening the Exhibition, Among bacteria said to have Howe, Director of Supplies and economic nailsfaction.
the frigate China were files, spiders, mites, Requirements in the Technical
The Mayor of Colombo, Mr scale-model of Co-operation Administration.-C. T. Graro, accorded
in mosquitoes, plant fungus and'; divie Magpie, his last command Reuter.
I reception to the yogi.-Reuter. the Mediterranean. — Reuter. rodent animals-Reuter.
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