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Minister Calls On Pakistanis To Be Prepared
Karachi, Aug. 16.
Khan Abdul Qayum Khan, Pakistan Food and Industries Minister, called today for "the greatest sacrifice" by Pakistanis to ensure self- determination for Kashmir.
He was speaking at a meeting of 50,000 people here to celebrate "Kashmir Day".
He summoned his countrymen, med Abdullah (former Kashmiri "to be ready to make the greatest Prime Minister now under anerilee for the defence of their arrest)
Dakshi Glulam homeland and for ensuring the Mohammed's accession to power, right of self-determination for their Kashmiri brethon."
Speaking in Urdu the Minister Bald: "War Is not something unknwn in the history of in dependent nations. Polical in dependence and its consolidation and protection sometimes make wars Inevitable.
"It is the duty of the Pakis tau people to put their house in order so that if ever they take such a step they will be strong <ugh to carry the day.??
Khan Abdul Qayum Khan feared recent events in Kashmir
Premier Is Acclaimed In New Delhi
police
New Delhi, Aug. 18. A
crowd of 10,000
broke Todkaa eurdons and swarmed over Pelam
Lo Kreet Airfield
Prime Pakistan
Minister Mohammed All upon his sival today.
Prime
Minister Jawa- harlal Neliru scarcely had Ume 10 welcome the Pakistan Premier when the broke all bounds crowd and pressed
the round two statesmen, throwing llowers and acclaiming the distinguished visitor.
All
A hair hour passed be tore the police succeeded in clearing a way for the which Premiers Jeep in
Nehru were dilven tu Rashtrapati Bhavan Palace, where the Pakistani visitor will alay during his four-day- falks with the Indian Prime Minister-France- Prease.
were a repelition of incidents which followed the partition of the Indian sub-continent In 1947.
Thare elements in India which had wanted to annihilate the Moslem Valley Moslems the population of the Vale of
Sirdar Mohammed Ibrahim Khan, first presidom of the Azad (Free) Kusherir provisional Government, told the meeting he had information that the Indian hry had been asked to stand by 10 days before the coup in which Sheikh Abdullah was replaced by Bakshi.
that
#
The clown of Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister,
as an internal maiter was **ravesty of the truth designed to hoodwink the public of Pakistan and of the work!," he call.
and
Sirdar Ibrahim declared he stood by his logg-held con- vielloh that nothing whorl of war would "deliver the people of Kashmir from Indian occupu- tion"
He called her freedom of action by the people of "Azad Kashmir."
The meeting was preceded by
A procession arough the streets of Karacal led by Miss Fatima Jinh, sister of the founder of Pakistan, the late Mohammed Ali Jinnah.
The murchem carried plucards Saying "We want a free and impartial plebiscite in Kashmir,” The United Nations owes aily to Kashimur.”—Reuter.
RETURNING TO
CAPITAL
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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1953,
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Extricated UN Assembly Meeting Today Long Term
From Mud
A British: Overseas Airways Comet aircraft, which ran off the taxi-ing strip at Dum Dum aerodrome, Calcutta, recently was bogged down in the muật for four days. The machine was eventually freed by the use of rubber bags placed under the wings and inflated. -Express Photo,
Vivid Story Of Earthquake
Disaster In Greece
Related By Correspondent
(By SAM MODIANO)
Athens, Aug. 16.
To Organise
Korea
Peace
New York, Aug. 17.
Representatives of 60.nations will meet here
Long-Term Unchanged
Aims Are
American Views On Kremlin Policy
para
Washington, Aug. 18. The United States must pre- Moscow one day may gamble for the possibility that on one great atomie "dom"
to destroy America,
was the dominant theme
and lack in a five-day con-
today to begin the task of organising the peace making in Korea.
The United Nations General Assembly will-he danger that the Kremlin conivene at 8 p.m. GMT to set up the political con- may take the cumbler's chance ference called for in the armistice agreement ference on the Soviet Union just which brought the shooting in Korea to a close concluded here. It was spon last month.
The most important issue before the Assembly will be to decids which country shall be present at the political conference, which will probably be held in October, and what form it shall take.
sored by the Johns Hopkins International Studies. University School of Advanced
despite softer and sweeter talk
The general estimate was that
emanating from Moscow after
There has been apprehension cussed by the Assembly remains Stalin's death, the Ruslan long- amor diplomats in the past few largely unknown, though it tsange aim of world domination days over the possible effects expected that Mr Vyshinsky will has not changed. Ut an open difference of opinion try to persuade the Assembly There appeared to be general between Britain and the United to.
invite some of the Soviet agreement further that Asla and States regarding an invitation Union's European Communist Indo-China ara Ute most fertile by the United Nations to the supporters Buch as Czecho- grounds for early Communist Soviet Union to take part in slovakia and Poland to the con-expansion. Participants in the the conferènct,
ference and perhaps Burma as conference felt it likely that the. Appfeheron, however, about well as India. the Anglo-American differences has been largely removed in week-end talks among the 16 nations who sent troops to fight under the United Nations Com-
mand.
FOUR RESOLUTIONS?
Recla will ԱԲՐ their
new msnecuvrability stemming from easing of pressure in Korea to in South-East step up pressure
Asia,
whether it becomes coui- business,
traversini or not.
will preside over the Assembly Mr Lester Pearson of Canada
moeting which some diplomats Thirty-nine American and hope will last only about a foreign It was expected that by week or 10 days. The length theses
experts spoke on all of Soviet imperialism tonight a formula
would have of the debate will depend largely and tactles to more than 350 been worked out which would
education, scientific allow the United States to relax its previous opposition to the
and government officials. Sovie Union and eventually to Some leading delegates are of That the conference followed vole in favour of Russian parti- the opinion that Mr Vyshinsky hard on the heels of Soviet cipation in the conference or at will be agreeable to avoiding Premier Georgi Malenkov's Jess
abstain from voting on the controversy as much as possible.statement that the United move.
States no longer had a monopoly But it was expected thist United Nations officials are
on .there would
the hydrogen bomb was sul remain
anxious to end the session na a
coincidefice. difference of view between Bri- quickly as possible in order that, tain and the United States over they can get on with the noces- Nond of the experts' pro- One minute the village was there, perched high on the cliffs.
making a place at the con- sary administrative arrangements fossed any knowlodge about was bluffing The next minute it had disappeared in a high column of dust and smbke enote for India. Basing for the Assembly to meet in its whether Malenkov
itself on
premise
that the regular session due to begin on but in discussions of his claim, and flames flashing up towards the blue, sky.
conference should be confinedSeptember 15.
thero
that was agreement troops in to nations who had
espionage, USO has Delegates of the 10 nations Russia-through Korea, the United States
German scientists and its unnounced its opposition to an with troops in Korea met again of Invitation to India.
shortly after 7.30 GMT yesterday own scientific development-con Britain, on the other hand, and it was learned later that produce the awesome weapon it has urged that India would be there was a likelihood of a series it has not already
four United Press. able to make a contribullon to of resolutions possibly
of the conference which the 10 countries would and has sald that she would present to the General Assembly. vote for her.
I was stated that one would express gratification
the PA BIT NAIVE"
armistice, another would set forth Informed quarters
held out the list of countries which would little hope of a change of view represent the United Nations at Ly the United States on the the conference, a third would in- matter and said it was uncertain rite the Soviet Union and a what the outcome would be, In fourth would propose that India view of American opposition, it partialpate in the conference. the issue came to a vote in the China Mail Special. Assembly.
This is one of my most vivid impressions of the terrible earthquakes which have shattered three Ionian islands.
I arrived off the coast
of cruiser Gambla were trying to
Cephalonia on board the Mutual master the fires which had com.. Security Agency's relief vessel pleled the destruction of what Doris on Thursday morning, only the earthquakes had left-China
Seoul, Aug, 17. The offical ROK Government newspaper yesterday said the Republic of Korca National Assembly would return to Seoul Jon September.J.
Although Seoul has nat yet been officially declared the capital again, in actual fact all executive branches of Govern-Islands, ment are here and, with the return
carried on in Seoul.
ปี few hours after a violent Malt Special. tremor blasted to ruins Argostoli and Limuri in Cephalonia well as ports of Zante and Ithaca
በ።
HOSPITALS SET UP
London, Aug. 10. British and United States ald Looking through field-glasses teams have set up
evacuation Assembly, all I could see villagers climbing hospitals of the
in the earthquake governmental functions will be the hills near their destroyed stricken
Ionian islands of houses, madly Bushing SOS
Zante and Ithaca, Cephalonia, appeals with mirrors calvaged the United States Information from the wreckage,
Service in London stated today. - Others, using
Improvised A. massage received
A
from meraphones,
shouting: Vice-Admiral John H. Cassady, "Voithra, Voithra" ("Help, Commander of the United States waving pieces of 6th Fiest, said rescue parties Help") und white or red cloth.
from nine chips of his fleet were working feverishly to alleviate the suffering of the homeless and injured,
An official announcement that Seoul is once again the capital is expected any day, Router.
SLASHER STILL AT WORK
Tokyo, Aug. 10, ——
10
Moslem minority arca, were were slashed with a razor while openly in action."
they were watching a fireworks display
Enoshima
near SHOWING RESTRAINT
Kamakura last night, He added
Police said the assailant was that the Pakistan Government was following probably the same one who has policy
restraint. been razor-alushing women great Pakistanis were not concerned swimming recently at Kamakura. with the fate of Sheikh Moham--China Mail Special.
wero
State Dept Has the success
No Comment
Washington, Aug. 10,
A State Department spokesman refused com ment. tonight on Senator William F. Knowland's warning that he will call for action on a resolution to pull the United States out of the United Nations If a move is made ad. mit Red China.
The Senate Republican leader declared in a speech in San Francisco that he would ank-for Sonale 26--- tion on a resolution lie in- fast at tho calling
on Lito United States to get out of the United Nations if the organisation votes to adonit Red China-United Press,
At one poltt on the cliffs I noticedi u small village with is Kashmir in which the capita} Police at Fujikawa, near Tokyo, whitewashed-houses-around the
Admiral Cassady stated: stands to convert it into а reported that three young women belfry of the tiny church.
troduced to the American "Accurate estimate of the dead I remarked
Beksion charge of the Doris and Injured on various islands officer in that not all the villages seemed is impossible at this time."
earth- badly affected by the
But relief teams from the United States cruiser -Salem quakes.
reported 200 dead at Argostoli ONLY DEBRIS
on Saturday and 95 at Lixuri with the death count from At that instant the ship was wild
remote areas still unknown, shaken by short, strong tremors.
British Admiralty com the field-glasses · I Through saw the village had disappeared. Sami in Cephalonia stated that munique sald latest reports from Then beneath the column of
more than 4,000 people were dust and smoke that rose sky- words I saw that there was left homeless in the area and tents no more than a heap of debris.wer: being provided for them.
were Six villages were sull com- Parts of the mountain
pletely cut off and helicopters slowly sliding into the sea.
might be used to take doctors to two of them where there were 40 dead
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3 Agilate (4).
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13 Creature (5).
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25 Allotted portion (0).
20 latiered serviloly (8).
27 Moral (8).
28 Worship (6).
20 Dellcato (0),
SATURDAY'S
6 Implements (6).
5
Vehiclo (7).
7 Pitchers (5).
14 Renched (8)..
15 Bullfighter (8).
10 Emit (7)
17 Bo of Advantage (7).
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21 Circular (5)..
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CROSSWORD: Across-1 Coplech, B. Fight, 8.Véal, 0 Precis; 11 Await, 12 Relent, 14 Cant, 18 Error, Inure, 19 #ray, 20 Terror, 24 Azure 25 Manage, 20 Burt, 27 Treat, 28 Reaper. Down-1 Cape, & Peer, 3 Evil, 4 Desort, 5 Flatter, Granary, 7 Totters, 10 Coat, 13 Distant 14, Culture 15 Neatest, 17 Aayon, 1) Formar, 21 Rate, 22 Ramp, 29 Perre-
I arrived at Argostoli un hour Caton The view of the town was ghastly. People had slept all night on the beach, clutching mise.able bundles and ready to rush on board ships seeking immediato evacuation.
The situation was tense. People had been waiting for than 20 hours help for mare without food and water.
A
MANY KILLED
Some sources predicted that
01
ANGLO-US, RIFT
done so,-*
Democrat's
Approach To President
Washington, Aug 16. Senator Herbert H. Lehman President Eisenhower invited
to support his sub- the controversial Immigration
correspondent today
If the United States persisted in its opposition, then India might
The diplo, London, Aug 10. request that her name be wik- of the Observer today declared stitute for drawn
5th that it has been decides
[[| McCarran-Walter The New York Times sald London that the rift between Act. thai United States opposition to Britain and the United States India wos based on the wide over the composition of the
New The
York Democrat on Korea made public a letter to the among Ameri- political conference spread attitude
to be shall be allowed to cans that India tended
come into President, in which he com
mented that "neutral in favour of the Com- the open
Mr Eisenhower munists
According to this
has endorsed the correspon- frequently United States diplomats also dent, Briudn will support a avowed purposes of the sub- felt, added the Times, that
elimination. of India had a tendency to be a move to include Russia and stitute: the
racism, discrimination and In bit naive about certain aspects India at the conference. of the East-Wast conflict.
our Imigrdiler The Korean political confer- justice from
lawa."
ente in danger of being HISTORICAL India and ten pro wrecked before, it begins, the
DOCUMENTS
Colonel
1
can be
American
Sen. Lehman also sent the President a copy of his measure Insistence which he introducct with the
to Inclined
Observer said. posols that are hard to ignore,
The (but squally hard to act on"
"One report said the enmity that only belligerents should co-sponsorship of other Demo towards India by the South participate seems likely to mean cruis in both the House and Korcan Government contributed that no mediators who might Senate on the last day of the New Delhi, Aug. 18.
to the United States decision.
bulld bridges between the recent Congressional session. R. N. Phillimore,
opposing sides would be prod said the sponsors are willing formerly of the Royal Engineers,
OPPOSING VIEWS sent," the Independent nows to condder some further changes presented to the Indian National
paper commented, At the back of the Anglo-To exclude India is to mis- President.
based on suggestions by the Archives, a second collection of
Americon differences over caples of historical documents Russia and
the basis on which the war take The British frigate Wrangler and maps
India les a diver was begun and to destroy the
The substitute would repeal taken from the reported that she found villages principal repositories of records the
gent viewpoint on what form near Katellos virtually desiroy- and manuscripts
foundations on which a peacu, the so-called "national origins forthcoming
conference could be bult." in India, and should take.
system for determising tg the ed with many killed while
Britain.
The Observer said: "Peace quotas of admissible aliens. Et The United States visualises to the south suffered villages
proposes a "unifjed” qügtā plan achieved only by designed to admit aliens whose it as meeting of the opposing severely and had 4,000 home-
They included. prints of sides in the Korean war with hammering out an agreement entry would Help the Ration's 1css.
Ptolemy's earliest maps of Asia the United Nations on one side between the leading poivers in thterest without regaff to their and other ancient churus cover- of the table and the Communists the Far Easters theatre. In the completely ruined lown States ship Salem sent on Fring the Indian prințuld. ·
national 6F facial backgroun on the other.
"No peace which is concluded United Press, The colonel had collected them Britain,, France, Canada and without committing a lo killed were still lying under the
of his other Alles want to see a its terms can have d fitn tubble of tlestroyed houses. tenta rained from the sky and
of the Folind table conference with foundation," the Observer
argued. undertaken futial dations present, Survey of Indin rellef his retirement from the
they believe, would offer And a conference that debar Akihito In Sweden Sr better a crescendo to-fidiah Government work reached At that moment hope came day..
atmosphere and India is not likely to coincid On the completion of the arst perhaps pave the way for a itself to those peoples in Asla to all of them with the arrival
"Many ummy and myy aft ol tic British destroyer Darig force texte amphibien alrerat volume in 1949, he presented a tonsideration of Far Eastern who regard Mr Nehru's policies
collection of similar problems other than Korea, as preferable Daring's commander went to dropped packages and supplies to first large
to the Eredd of The position of the Soviet hostility preached by Mao" The work at once. Canvas tents carthquake victims cut off in material to India-China Mail Wero Bet
Union in all questions to be dis-lung."-Reuter. បទ the beach, interior villages. Landing craft Special.. sanitary equipment way * un shuttled between ships and loaded and less than half an coastal
porta piling
relict hour later navni doctors were materials on the beach,
"The United States 6th Flect's
BRITONS HELP
A report from the United
stated:
the bodies of wounded and dammod; clothing, indlelke and for the; stond volume
The prefect fold me ho had rolled in from the set as United "Historical
comfort Job
States armed forces' demoralised inhabitants.
Hard
In action,
on
It was about 11 o'clock when Second Dattalion, 8th Marince, the United States cruiser Salem blasted with buiklosers, to clear arrived and the co-ordinated boulders from blocked work of rescue parter,
TOWN ABLAZE
Router.
rood..
Records
པ
of
Stockholm, Aug, 10. Crown Proco Akihito Japan and his fate, arrived by air from Oslo this byering to spent a week in Sweden.- Reuter
Bonn Takes Action Against Extremists
the Sinte
attacked.
is
Interior Minister
trom all public Bonn this week-in which ha direct election. In a'. Lower
on
Staleiled that
orgenlood by a society for Adenauer,
brortior into a madriye at the Bonn, Aug. 16. Other Marine pakcols operated in
man Hitler hadds of the occupation authorl- The tragic search for sur-Interior areas to make contact West German authorities story and culture which was to Naumann as to vivors under the ruins started. with Isolated groups of victim." are out to stifle the rebirth have been addressed by Dr named as Goebbels successor in tes
his will. Nathann,
Dr Naumann, a candidate for of extreme nationalism and
Tho same day.
Commenting on Dr Naumann's the extreme right-wing German barred Dr speech to a private meeting In Reich Party, is standing for I followed the rescue parties WOOL EXPERT'S Neo-Nazism in Germany by in their difficult job. In the
denying it public expres. Naumann OPTIMISM misin waterfront of Argoetoll
appearances in Hesse. He was compared his treatment at the Saxony constituency drich alon, independent political ve spoken in Wisbonen, bande of British authorities to his party's Ust the bodies of death women and
to
“proportii Bydnzy,1Aug. 16.
observarg-Bay?! on?
the capital, September 3. that of an Innocent in a Soviet inte b children were scattered.
Despilé: the coinpatiiton of They raw evidence of this in Similar moves are expected by told amid applause that if he saithly mible uption
by totalitarian Sinto Dr. Adenauer Holstein They still lay there which symulettes, the future of wool Admiral Earl Mountbatten" and 1
bans by public, authorities on other assured, unid; Me Ewen
Observers Mountbatten
in were himself a Nazi he would arrived Inte Waterman, Chairman of the Inception meetings to be address
how himbined over recomm the afternoon from Malta. ternational Wood Secretariat, on Dr. Weiner Natosan, Cloettingen, Lower Blaxony, a not daro lo
NOW: ARISÉGE DR Acensuse 1. Chrisinh, former State Secretary in Josef State where Nationalist views public, a The Drition Commander-in- | his return from Lömioni manda
Dr. Adenauer
shid "that 10ssi Chlof of the Mediterranean Fleet Me Waterbars sald the world Goebbels Propaganda Ministry me strong, a public meeting by
the Nazis come to in the clecional promised survivors Immediate wool demand was growing The and suspected of being a Nazi Dr Naumann, his first after his the year
would never release from Gewnan custody power, would noristance.
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polis to have - rémálned ald women wanted to kiss the quire more wash the gradual campaign for the general election authoril parere song that the attempt to prevent Drub shows by
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