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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1952.
New Attempt To
To Artificial
Outlook Find Compromise
HE world awaits with deep Tinterest the outcome of
the American presidential election which takes place tomorrow, if the campaign has been somewhat raucous, it has also slown that both Governor Stevenson and
·General Eisenhower aro nkiiful debaters, and neither has allowed himself to be detracted into campaigning on side issuts. Possibly the most striking feature of their appeals to the elec- torate han
the been emphasis placed on inter- national affairs, The Korean war has been made a major issue, while both condiaates have striven to convince the people that there will be no deviation from the policy of combatting international Communism through collec- tive action with the rest of the democracies, irrespec- tivo of who becomes the next President. The conviction has been created outside of America that either Eisen- hower or Stevenson, as President would work for the security of free nations and would strive to main- tain an economy consistent with the burden of defence. The fact that so many thousands uf American
soldiers are still involved in fighting in Korea makes the question of an end to the war a major consideration for the electors. Mr Stevan son has been handicapped during the campaign by the fact that he can hold out ne assurance of any early settlement and General Eisenhower may well have
to
to
won some wavering support ,to his side by his expressed
determination
Ko Koren; if he is elected Pre- sident, to slo something personally to husten urmistice.
ILL
NEVERTHELESS, the elec-
one
campaign. On the other
Peace Solution
DESIGNED TO BRING U.S.
AND RUSSIA TOGETHER
(from our own CORRESPONDENT)
+
New York, Nov. 2.
Undercover attempts are being made tonight in the United Nations to bring the United States and Russia together for a peace in Korea.
The peacemakers belong to Asian and Arab States and are led by Dr L. N. Palar, of Indonesia.
to
They are trying to draw up a compromise peace resolution merge both the free world's and the Communist resolutions for a settle- ment.
It would include:-
1. The West's demand for no forceable return of war prisoners to the other side;
2. Russia's demand for a new United Nations Commission with Russia silting on it ---- to settle the war.
Terrorists Active In Tunisia
The killing took place at Sousse, in. an, atmosphere com- bining the Arabian nights and Chicago gangland.
MEXICAN PROPOSAL
them
In
Heart
Alleged "Passion" Murder
TRIAL DEFENCE
DISCLOSED.
The attempts are based on The text of the message renda;»| the peacemakers' hope that "As Individual correspoatients Moscow has now really decld-covering the Korean war wo ed that Soviet interests will be have noted the increasing im served by calling off the war. portance of the war as an issue They want the resolution to in the present political campaign
"a "face.. be
saver" for both and feel that the following facts sides.
should be made clear to tho Great problem is the wording. American public. We have re-
these They would like to say that ported
facts
before prisoners of war will not be through our own news media, forced at bayonet point to re- but think it necessary in the turn to the Communists and interest of further clarification execution squads Tunis, Nov. 2.
or labour of this issue to restate in Siberia without direct to you: One man was dead and camps
to say 50.
commission the
"One: It has been suggested four persons were in hospi-seeming to tal "today se a result of
could go to Korcu
and handle that Americans by pulled out of } £ spasmodic outbreaks of ter the delicate job of sorting out the front lines in Kurea leavin rorist activity.
the 'battle here a war of 'Asian the prisoners.
The resolution is not expect-versus Aslan' ROK troops have under training and with ed to appear before the United improved tremendously
presidential clection American
American equipment, and States' day,
recent engagements have mare than proved their worth. How- correspondents on the scene we have noted limila tions which must be taken into account in any discussion con- South Koreans magnificently individuals and in small units, killed an employee. The two learned tonight.
with American ad- The resolution was understood but even Arabs made their getaway.
in Tunis, a bomb left on the to have been sent to the UN viser they lack the experient
Mr Trygve leadership and planning ability doorstep of the Family Aid Secretary-General,
Saturday night by on
all-levels-from sergeants of Gn-all Bureau exploded and wrecked Lie,
make co-ordinated damaged Mexico's delegate, Luis Padilla up-to
effort. It would be extremely cara and injured Nervo, President of last year's to count on pulling back 41, has been charged with the
unwise A General Assembly.
e unpremeditated The Mexican move came as American and other experienced Indonesia pressed still another UN troops who now are scat- Korean peace effort designed to tered along the front as firm 50 "many" the American and Rus- anchors between ROK units. units. sian Korean resolutions already General Van Fleet himself has before the Assembly's
Main told us repeatedly that as long Political Committee.
The Committee will resumes the Chinese are in the war the Korean debate on Monday the South Koreans are incapable
of manning the front with varying peace moves slated
alone. to be fervently discussed as
"INCAPABLE" American election soon as the
ever as war
Two white-robed Arabs saun- tered slowly up to the offices of
United Nations, Nov. 2. Sheik Menzel Kamel lato Inst
Mexico has submitted a night, whipped
machineguns formal proposal to the United out from their Dowing Nations that Korean war prison- garments and opened fire,
ers refusing to return home be The spr
of bullets wounded resettled in UN member countries cerning Korea. spray
was can fight the Sheik and his secretary and willing to accept them, it
the ing two the
under
hand, Mr Stevenson has Jap Mission
had to win his way from
virtual national obscurity to
1
the Two
obtain some recognition of Coming To HK
his qualities as a potential President. From the point of
*
lines
be in-
Rheims, Nov. 2. The widow of a junior Government Minister will plead that she killed her husband because of his affair with a millionaire's young wife, her attorney disclosed today.
before
The disclosure come
Franco's_most publicited__mur- dier trial since the wor.
Madamo Yvonne Chevallier,
the opening on Wednesday of
murder Uf Pierre Chevailler in their home a Oricans on August 12, 1951. The maximum sentence is 20 years at hart labour.
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Tito Opens Party
Congress
ATTACK AGAINST
STALIN
LIKELY
London, Nov. 2. Marshal Tito today opened the Sixth Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia. Many observers expect he will sound a call to world left- wing groups to rally in a new Marxist alignment in opposition to the Communist parties controlled by Stalin.
The ruler of the anti-Stalin Yugoslav Communist State delivers his report to the congress sometime on Mon. day. The survey of the international situation between the Fifth and Sixth Yugoslav party congress-four years and three months-is said to run to 45,000 words.
448,175,
Since the last congress, the General Popovic furnished k split between Tito and Stalin's few hitherto undisclosed figures Rusala has widened.
ол Yugoslavia's military. Belgrade zadlo today said strength. He sald more than a Marshal Tito was greeted by million draftees have been call- warm and hearty applausenting population of about 10,500,000). un for training (out of a the 2,000 delegates representing 779,382 party members. In 1948 In addition, he said; 240,000 the party membership totailed
reserves have been called back for refreshening training during The congress is being held in that perled. Among them 12,000 a hall of the now part of the now afleers and 50,000 reserve Zagreb Fair especially adapted officers a fighting force which for the occasion and is being he enld stands ready for action,
AL covered by 237 foreign corres-
the opening
ECESION pondents as well as 70 Yugoslav Marshal Tito wore a broad and Journalists.
with a confident smile along
breasted navy After singing tho "Inter-smart double national" Tito proposed election blue suit. The
The congress macet- of a working group of 33 memings are being held in a big
auditorium
dressed adopted barn-like Was
Communist red flags. unanimously.-Associated Press. up with
Associated Press. ARMY READY
bers
which
...
Коса
An artificlat heart successfully used on a 41-year-old man, was reported by the Journal, of the
Colonel
General American Medical Association. Popovic, Chief of the Yugoslav recently. The heart
General Staff, told the delegates shown here in action the Yugoslav army stood firm in
and
עןתקום
used at Detroit's Harper Hos-
The general front of peace. Ho pital, where it wan developed by 4 Detroit
team of medicat said it would never attack any-
one and
and would never serve as engineering researchers, The prechanlead device empiles the tool of anyone's ens the patient's heart of blood stainger's sterkesten day
The army, he continued, had enables surgeons to use direct proved itself ready and capable vision rather than "blind", 'sense of decisively rudsting aggressore of touch In' heart surgery. -- London Express.
Lyttelton
the
Finding Out tinued, "The Yugoslav people are
The Facts
causes.
Statement On The Kenya Situation Nakuru, Kenya Nov. 2.
British Colonial The Secretary, Mr Oliver Lyttel M. Chevalller, handsome 42. Lon, on a fact-finding tour year-old Mayor of Orleans, had of Kenya, said here tonight been named a
Junior Minister that it was "qulie wrong" In Premier Cabinet-only the day before he to link the Mau Mau secret was found with five bulleis in society directly to economic his body.
The widow's attorney said she Mau Mau was anti-European will plead that the shooting was and anti-Christian on quite a "a crime of passion" because of different model, he told cor- her jealousy over M. Chevallier's respondents. It had "gone very alleged affair wiú a 24-year-old deep"
was stimulating millionaire's wife identided only radial hatred. us Jeanette.
Mr Leticilon said that after five days in Kenya two of them on tour he had gained that the general Impression "confidence amon law abiding Africans has noticeably im-
in Kenya since proved declaration of
an emergency" Mr Lyttelton said he parti- wanted to correct, the
If the court accepts her plea, she may receive only & suspend ed sentence and walk out free.
about jealousy slayings,-
French courts are lenient
на
and
the
seriously tion will not be decided on
Personality the
issue,
and his wife, appeal is important, suspect was arrested.
an
Another bomb damaged though not easily assessable
school located
next to factor. General Eisen- cicctric
station. power hower's widespread popu- other bombings were reported
One
#2 started Sousse near brifliantly -larity us
fire which destroyed a garage; successful militurist and as
the other smoshed a door and blew out the windows of the the man who has done most
apartment of a Court nide. to give practical reality, to
in- A rallway safely crow
a handcar is over, the objectives of the North
specting tracks on
"Two: South Korea, with the rall a section of Atlantic Treaty Organisa-found
The Soviet Foreign Minister, population of some 20,000,000 Mr not blown out of position on the hau tion
pobably
may situated on a vulnerable pen Andrel Vyshinsky, main linė from Sousse to take the floor and give a new Insula, is militarily incapable suffered
joto in Masken.United Press.
indication of Russia'a recep- of manning a 155-mile front consequence of the election
tivity to compromise moves. line against a masinland popula- Indonesia's move has not yet ton of some 400,000,000 who been translated into formal re- have an army in Korea now of solution. It appeared to hold over 1,000,000 and the backing much greater
ter promise
of of Russian planes, equipment, achieving a
a settlement than the technicians and probably even pew Mexican proposal. It was pilots.
FOUND LETTER expected to give the Rods "Three: The front line itseir
Madame Chevallier told Bombay, Nov. 3.
way to save face while still in- is only part of this war. Since
polico she learned about the A Japanese Industrial mission suring that unwilling prisoners It is impossible to foresee, the
Mother woman" from a letter vlow of personal popularity, is to visit Hongkong, India and will not have to return to the day when the ROKS can
So that there had been found in her husband's pocket. General Eisenhower un-other territories In Southeast Communist rule. The initiative trained to take over the
The widow reconstructed the a large-scale, exodus of Afri- doubtedly continues to hold Asia to seek overseas markets taken by the Indonesian delegate, tricate Jels, expensive bombers
murder scene to
He cans to the Aberdare mountaing, polico an L. N. Palar, was generally wel- and heavy battle ships advantage
which hia for its industries, it is over
follows: Determined to kill There had been nothing in the comed by the UN diplomats. hourly play their direct part in Democratic opponent. For nounced here.
The visitors are expected to The Mexican resolution em-hitting the
herself, she bought a revolver, nature of wholenie emigration, enemy, Wo can never
certain the Republicans to win,
When her husband returned though there had been a explore In particular possible bodying ideas that drow
say as has suggested, "There is
from Paris with his new amount of movement to the however, it remains neces-
outlets for its pottery, bicycle, siderable interest when it was nobody here but us Asians.
charged
mountains. sary for them successfully texule, clock and sewing drst put forward last month "Four: Working Da. Aala we appointment, she
him provides: to woo a percentage of the machine Industries.
conscious of
the with infidelity. He admitted it,
Laughod and told her he The Democratic vote. If the
will · four- Japanese
1. As soon as a cease-fire. Isare doubly
serious, which
anti-American propa- and India-effected, all prisoners willing to
would នាង
get divorces and
Mr
Lyttelton pald werm Democrate poll. their besides Hongkong
would surely ganda Thailand go home would be promptly ex-cult if we pulled bank of the Mado
tribute to Ceylon,
the European and maximum strength it Pakistan,
Madame Chevallier urged him Asian populations which, he and Malaya before returning changet,
lines and let someone ciso take appears unlikely that a
on her knees not to leave her, declared, in the face The UN would endorse
of very Republican candidate home at the year's end. They
Сад
this Government's the principle that no prisoners all the heavy blows. We have He was changing his clothes great provocations, had behaved
tremendously impressed expect to occupy the White
must be returned by force.
at the time and stood laughing with steading tribute to 'Afri- by The contributions of other in His underwear. She 9. Prisoners unwilled in UN troops who are also fighting she would kill herself and he can chicts and headmen and House, and the knowledge
home would be resettled that the trade unions, have,
countries willing to take them back now from the line of
here alongside `us. Should we replied. "Walt.. till I have gone other local Africans who haul for the first time, officially
United Press,
then."
shown great courage in the face ondorsed the
fro it might NEWSMEN'S VIEWS
mean the un-
The concierge of the Chevallier of throats to their lives. nóminee, suggests that Mr
United great ravelling of a Tokyo, Nov. 2.
homo said aho hoard four' shots Mr Lyttelton said, in answer not the Nations my tind
dis Stevenson will obtain a solid
A group of 15 correspondents
and screama from the Cheval to
question, that certain a forco involving lera son Mathieu, 12.
of the Mau poll, Moreover, the election
covering the Korean war cabled mantling of ԱՏ Presidential
Madame Chevallier cantiidates everyone from Colombians and campaign has not revealed
rushed or followed "a pattern" | and. Thais,
Filipinos to Belgians, French,
downstairs and asked the con- which is painfully familiar in any deep signs of the coun-
Ethiopians and clergo
cherry to look after Mathieu and
world." try urgently seeking
Ho diangreed that there was change in administration.
concierge said.
any similarity between the dis When finally the electors go
here and in 'Malaya. Steplying to other questione Birth shot Madaras
the the Minister wald be was quite Cheynilior-saka sha
Intuated He put his band inside the twe Presidential candidates that Hansen, Pat Higgins Peter fifth bunot for her husband's satisfied that members of the Democrat being returned as lon's cage while telling his the front time is only a part of Kallacher, Bernard Kaplan, Toen dead body, Police questioned Kenya African Union, who bait President, and the Democra-aughter llons are nice little the Korean war and the concept McAllen, Greg McGregor, Wen whether the body was dead and be detained under the emer
animals". The lion turned of Asian versus Aslan fighting dell Merick, Fred Paintop, Ray whether she feared her husband gency regulations had had “a around and bit of the man's one another would be a serious Purdom and Sid White Amo might live to tell a different great deal to do with the un- band Franco-Prone.
propaganda blow to the UN. pinteri Proms.
story-Reuter,
rest in Kenya-Router,
will have
blessing-cuter.
HE DISCOVERED Democrata'
A
LIONS DO BITE
2.
conTM
Rouen, Nov, 2. A policeman had his right hand bitten off by a lion today Dwight D. Eisenhower when he tried to prove to his Adial E. Stevenson today it daughter that lions
bito
been
and
COURAGEOUS NATIVES.
He also paket
n
"do not would be "extremely unwiso”, many others who are willing to then swept upstaira agmin, they other parts of the The policeman was visiting a to consider willidrawing Ameri- 4ght for their freedom."
can troops,
the Korean Signed: Richard Applegate, moment. Later," she said, 5/10
Barrett, David Dille, Don
to the polls tomorrow the menagerie at the Saint-Romain batlefront odds will probably slightly in favour of
tic Party retaining control
In Congress.
The correspondente cabled the
Ru
vid Cloero, heard on Dbzon, Leroy
Mau
5 Children Perish In Fire
Pinckney, Mich., Nov. 2. The five young
children of
without any - regard to latter's numerical and material superiority."
He cald the Soviet Uniom's Mr and Mrs William Rickard "aggressive policy toward Yugo- of nearby Lakeland perished in slavia” had suffered · complete their blazing home on Saturday defeat but the latent danger of midnight, while police said the parents were at a tavern to get aggression still existed,
For this reason," he con- beer to bring home.
State Police said Rickard, 31, undertaking everything to and his wife, Dorothy, 20. strengthen their army even more watched television with their and intensify connections with children at home until it p.m., freedom loving countries peoples' and then put the children to groups and individuals who are bed and made a trip to a near- for see and resolved to resist by tavern.
peace agression."
The parents returned to find Recounting the struggle
their frame cottage. blazing against pressure by Russia and
Bercely. the Soviet satellites, he said:
The victims were. Rose, seven "We have no illusions that the
Paul, danger is over and that is why months; Dorothy, two, we are continuing to strengthen four; Edward, six, and Mario,
ve ability. "Our army
The parents, suffering trai will remain on the path of peace. It will never at shock, were placed under a Et Brighton, tack anyone. It will defend the doctor's right of our people for freedom Michigan.
socialistic
The Fire Marshal's office · said development.
blaze apparently started Thanks to our people, our party thie and Marshal Tito, we are today from an overheated coat stove trong and better able to defend pipe that went through the cell-
ing-Associated Press. ourselves than ever before,"
defensive Our
and
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