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Custodian
Forces For Korea
Will Be Airlifted From Inchon
New Delhi, Aug. 18, Five thousand Indlan troops and Red Cross men will be airlifted into the demilitarised zone of Korea to take over the work of
guarding prisoners of war, the Commander of the In-
dian Custodian Forces said today,
by
The inen will travel helicopter from the South
Korean port of Inchon, Their Commander,
Major-
General S. P. Thoras, and thic Indian Foreign Secretary,
Mr
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R. K. Nehru, urrived back by: adr toyer a 10-day visit to Tokyo, Pyongyang and domillarised ron
rune of Korca.
the organisa- They studied
tion of India's task ng Execu tive Agent of the Neutral Re- patriation Commission and re-
the
purted satisfactory progress, Mr Nehru saiti that purpose of their visit had been fulfilled.
have been given as- surances that India will be
able to discharge her sponsibllilles honourably,"
said.
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"ZŁ is nol necessary anticipate culties," he add- ed,
FIRST BATCH
Mr Nehru told reporters carlier at Calcutta- today that Je and General Thorat had ocen given "all reasonable facilities" by
United the Nations and the North Kor and Chinese Cominands, to carry out their work.
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He described the discussions
antisfactory and cordial.
The first batch of about 1,200
troops of the custodian force.
left Madras today for Korea by
the steamer Jaludurga
The Indian
troope on the Jaladurga are expected to reach
Inchon about September 10
Two other
ship the Empire
Pride and the Dilwara-will
sail from Madras tomorrow with
about 1,800 troops
Troops respectively.
Another vessel
and
1,000
will leave
Modras about August 20 with
the last botch of about 1,000
troops.-Reuter.
Import Ban
Relaxation?
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1958.
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Anthony Eden American Air Power First Time In More Than 200 Years
On Riviera
Mr Aniliony Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, who' returned to Britain recently after his serious operation in the. United States, is seen here with Mira Eden when he arrived at Nice Airport for a holiday on the French Riviera. -- Express
Photo.
Correspondent Pays Tribute To
Admiral Radford
New York, Aug. 18.
Ahead Of Soviet Russia's
CLAIM BY BRADLEY
New York, Aug. 18.
General Omar N. Bradley said today that Russia would get the worst of it if she launched an atomic attack on the United States.
Writing in the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post the General said that Russia has "a considerable and growing" atomic stockpile "al- though not one comparable to our own in quantity, quality or variety."
He revealed that the United | ranges and from many different
| States', recent development of directions.
atomic tactical weapons is perhaps "We could use lighter, faster. even more important than ita and cheaper bombers of growing stockpile Di atomic several types. Our strikes could bombs.
be far more frequent and our air tactics more varied. Defence against such attacks would be many times more difficult than
the enemy could centrate against haul planes
the big long- coming over the ice cup."
General Bradley, who retired last veelt after four years Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discounted the effectiveness of long-range atomic bombing such as Russia would have to rely on to attack the United States,
"At present," he said, "If war were thrust upon us from bases on the territory of our Allies we could strike at the vitals of Com- munist power from much shorter
Airline Ace
Becomes
Test Pilot
Captain Richard Hymer, 34, senior captain of British Euro- pean Airways, has left the air- ling to become a test pilot with; Vickers-Armstrong at Brook- lands airfield, Weybridge.
Caplain Rymer, who lives in Queen Anne's Grove, Ealing,
сод
NOT STRONG ENOUGH General Bradley agreed with General Matthew B. Ridgway, the Army Chief of Staff, that Western European defences are as yet by no means as strong As prudence requires.
He outlined these goals of Westem defence planners:
To avert sudden disaster- such as an atomic attack.
To deliver "instant, ter rible and sustained" atomie tallation 14 ruch
an attack <vinics,
3--To avert the overpowering of America's allies.
4-To create a broad produc- tion and mobilization base.
For the first time in the 205 years of their existence the Royal Danish 'Ballet Company are performing outside Scandinavia with the opening of their, Ackson as Covent Garden, London, Couni Retenilow, the Danish Ambassador, gave a supper party to the Company` to celebrate their opening and heris some of the performers are. Coen partaking of refreshments........... Express Photo,
British P.O.W.'s Were "Caged"
For
Disobeying Orders
Britannia Camp, Aug. 18.
British ex-prisoners self-styled reactionaries
today told of
being caged for eight hours for disobeying Chinese orders and of long ́spells in tough labour camps for opposing Communist propaganda..
Private Leslie Gisbourn of Queen was being crowned, áll 92, Peel Street, Winson Green, British blokes in the camp-28 Birmingham said the Chinese of them-started singing the put him in a cage only six feet National Anthem. The Chinese long and forced him to remain came running to stop us but in a crouching position for eight when the British blokes get to hours because he once refused} gether like that it's like coming to carry out a fatigue detall and up against a brick wall." a Sunday.
bourh said.
was the first airline skipper Bressed so far...except for the like a dog to: eight hours. A
the world to hold a licence to ny a plane with Q turbine engine,
That was for fying the prototype Viscount.
INFORMERS
Corporal Frank Peach, of 044 Prince of Wales Road, Darnall Shefeld, and a fellow prisoner, hoper John H. Baugh, of 100 Cook Street, Manaleld, Wood- Nottinghamshire, told punished
A MISCALCULATION General Bradley said that the Free World's military strength is much stronger than it was He is believed to be the frat four years ago "though we have
"The cage was about six feet airline pilot, to become a test not yet reached what may be
long, four feet high and three feet called 'the pilot.
plateau of relative wide and made of wood, Gis- They made me get would never have pro- inside and stay there crouching
gigantic miscalculations of the guard stood outside to make sure Kremlin leaders in launching I didn't lie down or sit down." how the Chinese their satellites into the Korean
wrongdoers with long spelts of Glbourn said: "I suppose I self-reflecting that amounted aggression," he added.
General Bradley mentioned deserved somit punishment. I to periods in solitary confine Admiral William Radford had become a
the differences in Korean | should have done the job and merit, figure of great interest and influence throughout Many BEA pilots now flying strategy which resulted in the made a scene after but I had
They said the tactics were East Asia even before he was well established as Viscounts,
air-firing of General Douglas Mac-religious grounds,"
aimed Arthur as For Eastern Corn-
at breaking the men 'Two fellow prisoners of Gis- down to get confessions. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in theers, were taught by him.
new job will include mander.
designed by "General MacArthur wanted bourn's, Private David Binding, United States, said Mr James Reston in the New testing altliners
Corporal Peach sald: "They'l Vickers.
to 10 carry
the attack directly of 52 Ingleby Street, Ladywood,
and Birmingham, York Times today.
Private get a man and keep him in soll- These include bigger
and against Communist China or
so he can Mr Reston, in a despatch from Tokyo, said every faster Viscounts and the pro- parts thereof and he belle od Frederick Ross, of 0, Plum Tree dry may nem ke
Close,
Eastwood, Nottingham, ↑ "think over his crime.' -- And attack would have both members of the Gloucesters, they keep him there until he where one went, from Saigon and Hongkong to Tokyo, Jected VC, 7, a commercial acro- that this
based on
results," the Vallant decisive
General
in comp were contesES. zaid many men even the highest officials expressed curiosity about his plane
Bradley said.
sent to 'dog eiges" and had to the views and particularly about whether his opinions coin-four-jet bomber.
Dlck Rymer was studying to
spend several days there. cided with the present policies of the United States.
be en industrial chemist when
Private Binding also told of war came and be went into the
one explolt in camp not punished.
in
Melbourne, Aug. 18, A. 10 per cent increase import quotas for goods includ- ing food. alcoholic drinks, tobacco, clothes
and cars bas been recommended to Federal Government Import
Advisory
by the Committee, Morning Herald
the Sydney
He had said many times that as Communist China was in a reported today.
the United States would never position το attract Japanese This will bring goods such be secure so long as the Com-commerce.
sonic
and
imports.
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Japan Sends
Observers
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RIGHT DECISION He said that any of the Joint Chiefs if he had been in com- mand in the Far East might have urged similar action.
the
Joint "But
duty. of the Chicle as a group was to con sider the world military picture as a whole. Our overriding con- cern must be the mately of the United States-no less," General Bradley said.
I
that was
Reward Offer For Persian General
London, Anr. 18.
The Persian authorities today offered a reward of 100,000 Rials for informa- tion about the whereabouts of Major-General F. Zahedi, believed to be in hiding in the hill north of Teheran, Teheran Radio zaid.
General
1 Zalled claims to been appointed Persia's legal Prime Minis
have
ter by the Shah just before his fight to Europe. Troops srid
police have been searching for him sises, thir abortive coup d'etat East Saturday.
#
Radio also announced
decree
banning public meetings without permission. "If he admits to the full he will be court-martialled
and ds-sentence will be light. If he implicates others it will be lighter still,"
Trooper Baugh said the Chi- nose had a good system of in-
fermera.
"YOU'RE BRITISHI"' "One time when the Chinese were holding a study circle a through the brick was thrown
On occasiona they had window," he said. "It just miss- warned the men not to try to ed the Chinese instructor. There escape when they were planning a message on the brick a break. "One chap went on was
Remember you're British Chur-out and made a break and they wore walting, for him outside.“ chill is Britain's savior."
Trooper Baugh said Reuter.
Other bricks were also thrown and these would have on them something like "God Save the King."
This followed last week- -end's disturbances in which shops and other buildings wero damaged, — China Mall Special.
Gascoigne's Views On Russia
as copra, non-ferrous alloys, munists retained power in China. The correspondent said it was unassembled car parts ile had talked privately but widely assumed in Tokyo that electrical fittings to per cent of the 1931 value or with eloquence, and emeletion President Eisenhower was well not only about "defending aware of Admiral Radford's Formosa, Hong Ideas when he appointed him South Korea, Consumer goods would be at kong and Indo-Chin but of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
per cent When import
them potential Staff and as a result there was restrictions were
considerable first imposed
speculation about
The action urged by General In March 1952, the percentages Apparently Admiral Radford whether United States polley
MacArthur,
would Belt, we were respectively 00 and 20.
Geneva, Aug. 18. also felt that Japan was essen- was likely to change when the
A Japanese delegation today hazard this safety without pro Restrictions WETO relaxed tial to the safety of the United new Joint Chiefs of Staff took
attended
the mising any certain or propor- twice this year, in April and States and that Japan always office,
the Inter-tionate gain. July.-Reuter,
would be in moral danger so long i Admiral Radford's strong ad-meeting here af
Committee of the "We may have been wrong. Former Sessional of defending-
General Agreement on Tariffs As of today I still believe that gainst Communian
wo were right because at that clearly part of the Eisenhower and Trade (GATT).
An Ulsterman Committee is meeting particular time we did not have
had a story Administration's polley, the cor-
all this week to drew up on the necessary armed might to to tell of hard labour campa rtspondent added.
agenda for next month's full-risk such a course of action is and stiff discipline because he
disagreed openly
with the scale meeting of GATT coun-well as the safety of Europe."
United Press.
Communist teachings. tries.
Japan's necession to GATT
Ho is Rifleman Andrew will be high on the agenda. The question is also being dis-
McNabb of the Royal Ulster. Rifles captured in 1951, whoce cursed among officials effending
about conditions In the Committers' meetings, mis
wide la Mrs Patricia McNabb
Russia, Sir Alvary said: "If there Ching Mall Special.
49, Windsor Avenue,
Jet, planes will dy over Lon-has been an upward trend in the Coleraine, Derry. Northern
in massed formation on standard of living it has been Ireland,
September 15 in the RAF's going on for some time," sald the
Asked if people looked hap- Chinese anniversary salute to "The Few"
pier ho paused for a second und,
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was little evidence that the United States Government had clearly settled on a long- range policy of trying to bring Mao Tse-tung down.
material
United States But
to Formosa was increas ald There also were more United and cloak-and- States officers
officials on the island,
dagger particularly
ever before.
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London, Aug. 18. Bir Alvary Gascoigne, retiring British Ambassador to Russia, and-Lady Gascoigne.. returned to London by air from Moscow
"The Few" tight.
Asked
Munich, Aug. 18. Franz Rebel, Munich mason, was sentenced to 20 months b prison for accepting "key money" deliberately attempted to break who broke the Luftwaffe's 1040 then muuid: "Yes, I think they do on apartments which he never his spirit as a British soldier now-or-never assault.
and tourts
Intended to build. His housing with insults
agent,
Frau Bertha Haid, re- hard work. ceived 15 months.
again."
and
But everything pointed to a
-happier than when I went definitely limited United States
And on involvement designed to defend
Saturday, Septem- there." ber 19,
more Formosa rather
deler- than a
Muzaffarnagar, Aug. 18.
than 70 RAP Clothing was gradunily, im- KING'S DEATH
stations mined plan
will to liberate China,
beard was Rebel set up scaffolding on a A flowing grey
be open to the proving and food was plentiful as part of the com public
in most big towns. There was United States polley even might exhibit A" in an assault case bombed site which he did not
"They would run down your beyond the object of con heard by the judicial magistrate own in Bruder Strasse and con- God and run down your Queen,"
memoration of the Battle of ad rationing. fainment, but the President here.
tracted with Frau Halds to rent
expected that, would not say there is a he said, "They would laugh at Britain. It is apparently still was stopping Il belonged to a sadhu (Holy apartments for future use," everything you believed in. When 1,000,000 people wilt visit the definite shortage of anything, short of providing United States Man) who complained that it the prosecution did. He our King died they laughed like stations.
Sir Alvary Gascoigne gold.
To the question “Would you zea or bir support for ቤ An- I was torn off when ho was ceived 21,000 marka (£1,750
it was a joke.
Many of the planes taking my the Ruslan people appear vasion Generallisimo Chiang [beaten
by
up by the villagers of sterling).
Then they fod us only barley part in the London fly-past will to ob happler since the new re- Kai-shek.
Gogwan, Bihar.
He began mine similar "pro and rice but made us go miles be fighters and bombers that gine?" he said: "Much Happier The correspondent sold that The exhibit was kept in a Jects" at Mimich-Pasig, where into the hills to cut wood or saluted the Queen in her But I think they are much the same polley was being seated cover in court through, he obtained me to do 180 sometimes they'd load is up with Coronation review of the RAF happles. I don't want to ex applied in relation to Indo-out the trial. The sadhu won his marks (£12,500 sterling) from 150 rocks and rand for idiot piles at Odiham, China-China Mull Special. case,China Mall Special. persons.-China Mall Special.
When we'd carried the stuff to
will be led by
aggerate on the point,"
The Ambagindor. will . have the pile, we had to carry it back Hurricane, the traditional
tribute to the plane in which at the Foreign Offics on
the Intest developmenta McNabb started to tell of beat the Battle of Britain pilots flow. Rikidia before retiring from the
and physical punishment | Behind the feestu. Will come
Forele Service. he'd
suffered but: A British ta BUCCAROTÉ, the supersonic His Intelligence Major stopped him nighters
Mayton without giving any redions.
McNabb said
13. be spent
Eit Alvary Caicólgne has Bout Just now, all the planes they months at a hard labour camp will be held at all RAF stations, and a while wig returned produce will go to the to comp No. 1: But the Chinese and in the evening Battle of Ambasador in Moscow since
Britain pilots will hold their 1931-Reuter, 559 Bu soon found they bad not taken annual reunion And he company, is working R.A.F. in Malaya.
But the plane is not basical- his spirit and moved him out
Fighter on a twin-engined job which will
HQ. Stanmore, perform the sumo tricks with 10 | lys fighting craft. It was de- to the stiff discipline and barbed
its amb implieswing of the anneau to chreubio
Heat passengera
signed as
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is essential to operato Powerful (thotigh relatively Where
mohou mostrou on Sunday, September 20 with choup to operate) :thgines and a pling with a largo chrrying
told
In the annual service of thanks extra-wide wings perched above capacity and ability to take off camp "two celebrated the giving. This year it will be in degrees Tazur Lan't the cockpit are most of the secret, and land le predrance
tight spots
Coronation of the Queen
right St. Pagil's Cathedral, insiped of today. cintiation Bust tears of experiment have makeshift shell And to under the noses of the Chinese now you body The
Westminster Abber, ity
gone into the project. 1.7, re
gother. If is a Batidy, and, come gras.
“We had a church service," | cleared of the Coronation ins- hümnidary The men behind Stukhe Duke Zormole craftarlahtión Express,
he said. "Then... Just as the relation of Hamilton, and David Zaintyre Service
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