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ISRAEL CRITICISES ARMISTICE
Former PoWs Seek Asylum In South America
United Nations, NY..
Mar. 24.
The United Nations Becretary-General, Mr Dat Hammarak joeld, wald to- day he had approached the Mexican, Brazilian and Argentine governments to
request Kaylum for KA
Korean Chinese and Koreans, who
now in India.
prisoners-of-war,
are
They have anked to be allowed to emigrate 10 these countries.
Mr Hammarskjoeld made the xiatement at a press conference. Presse
France-
COMMISSION
UN Supervision System
A Total Failure
Jerusalem, Mar. 24.
The Israeli Premier, Mr Moshe Sharett, told Parliament today he was convinced the murder of passengers of an Israeli bus in the Negev desert last week was the result of a military operation, and Jordanians were guilty of this action.
He described as shocking the attitude of the Chairman of the Jordan-Israeli Mixed Armistice Commander Elmore Hutchison of U.S.A. and said it was indicative of the total failure of the entire supervision system.
US Senator Commission
Attacks Mr Sharett said Israël could no longer belong to
Red-Hunting In Army
Washington, Mar. 21.
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services
by
an organisation which disregarded the armistice pro- ! visions. He insisted Israel should be given arris för self-defence as long as there was no peace in that area because Israel wanted only peace.
For the same reasons, armste such incidents." The Arab deliveries to the Arab States Government had the Impression sheilet be forbidtlen because the that Israel hnd, the intention of Arabs only thought of nares-remperting hostilities.
ton, he said
In the one hour interview
te indented that bis country į which representatives of the was now turning towards the seven Arab States had had with Committee, Senator Western Powers and asking for the Secretary of State, Mr John Leverett Saltonstall, backed specini session of Security Foster Dulles, yesterday no re of his Com-Council to study border incidents quest for military aid had been several mittee members, said today and the leged aggressive nets made. the problem of Communist rel's neighbours, including in the armed
Following Mr Sharett's speech been made to appear "farin Parliament, verul Deputies
asked for reprisals against Jor larger than it really is."
and the carrying out of punitive expedities,
forces had
Jordan,
as the statement He made
Air Force Army, Navy and
told the Committee ofcials there were 585 loyalty cages BOW pending in the active and inner » tive military forces.
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The effeials rep rted that 824 Arm officers and Braces as tryi
Ave years.
These
12 involves!
in the Navy, 70 in the A Frwer and 466 in U. Army. The le-timony showed differences in Navy and Force eley 1112 giving honourable discharges to persona efsinizsed on loyally grounds.
Democratic Two complained that the inchit whs
Air
Senators Govern- "pensioning Com-
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He stil he had had a second interview with asenkar State Department official this evening, but did not say what had been discussed.-France-Presse.
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U.N. TALKS
Mr Hammarskjatid called to gether representatives of the three-power signatories of the
declaration guaranteeing i pener and recurity in Palestine: with
view 10 examining various aspects of the Middle East situation.
with
Mr Menahm Beigin, leader of
United Nations, New York, the right-wing extremist Free-
Mar. 24. Movement. dom
Inshed out
The UN Secretary-General, prainst the United Nations
Mr Dag Hammarskjo:15, today Armistice Commission, He said ald he had taiked with mem- thebers of the three Western great and tsorship had prevented
the independere!
this morning on
The powers inactive-had been dis harged plicatior in
an editorial
subject of the deterioration of loyalty grounds in the past Yediot Ahronot of
slemanding
expulsion of relations between israel and its Chier of the United Nations
Arab neighbours, particularly Truce
General Commission, Vagn Bennike
asked Belgin himself
that (x- Commander Butchison be pellent from Israel within the ext 24 hours Frunce-Presse. ISRAELIS IMPLICATED?
Washington, Mar. 24. The Jurdanian Ambassador to because current the Unned States, Dr About bar dis Monem Riful, said today if an discharges art of agnirssion were committed Bourable military
Ly the Isracti side against for ok than "over nets". The
Israells would Seniors were told, the Defence fordon, the
considering legis- Fheid Department
entirely
for responsible the shittering of peace in that lation to prevent this.
Saltonsuri nude no Senator
Joseph
D: Rifal said Jordan would be reference to Senator
(Republican, Win-
see to it that McCarthy
very careful to who stirred up a row jothing lappened, consin).
Referring to the recent bus with the administration by e-
Army of "coddling atrage he drew attention to re- cusing the Communists".
ports that the Chairman of the a prepared Mixed Armistice Commission in he salt in But
Elmore of his Palestine, Commander statement ai the close
Com-Hutchison, had said that Isruelis Committee hearings
In the munism in the military: "It is might be implicated plain from these hearings that attack,
Dr Rifal noted have made
that there extraneous factors
might be "terrorist elements in Israel who found it profilable to
munists"
millary
gu)-ins
on
this problem far larger than
really is."United Press.
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He indicated that consultations of the representatives United Slates, France uch would continue. lie Britain revealed he might also consult other In- nf representatives terested states and members of the Security Counell, including
Soviet Union. the
ali these pointed out
for States
responsible
from preventing the situation
further and tor deteriorating
efforts continuing
towards peaceful solution of the Israeli- Arab problem.
in reference to a proposed Israel and conference between Jordan for the first half of April, Mr Hammarskjeld indicated the situation had altered since he made the proposal some 15 days
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New factors in the situation were the murder of the passen- bus in the gers of an Israelt Negev desert, and Israel's with- drawal from the Mixed Armistice Commission.--France-Presse.
London, Mar. 24.
The Minister of State for
Foreign Affairs, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, told the House of Com- had mos today that Britain been in close touch for over a your with the United States on
to the policy be adopted
up
in
ok
building
Japan's defence forces for the defence
Japanese territory,
He said, "The United States Government have kept Britain informed of development · sinca that time. The Governments of Australia and New Zealand, Canada were also consulted."
"Lakshmi,” the London Zoo'a 22 months old baby elephant, takes advantage of the sun- shine and the mild Spring-like weather, to have her first bath in the Zoo's new elephants' house. Although she managed very well and thoroughly enjoyed the whole operation, she was glad or a lttle help from keeper Buck Jones, for after all, she ls, by elephant stand- arda only small-Express Photo.
West Australian Labour Secretary Says:
"It's An Insult To Alter
Royal Tour
Plans Because Of Polio"
Adelaide, Mar. 24.
Western Australians consider the Royal tour alterations due to polio fears are an "insult" to their state, according to Labour Party Secretary, Mr F. E. Chamberlain, who said he spoke for 70,000 workers. Speaking in Perth today, he said he was convinced that if the wishes of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were known, they would even now follow the original plan, having regard to the negligible risk.
Threepence Each restrictions on presentations of
For Anne And Charles
Adelaide, Mar. 24. Two lille girls evaded the Queen's bodyguard to- day and handed her two threepenny bits
for her children's mottey boxca- and re-enacted an incident which happened 27 years
ago.
In 1927 the little girls' mother handed the Queen Mother, then Duchess of York, a threepenny plece for the Young Princess Elizabelk.
Today the
A
Queen had Just stepped from her car to
attend
women's luncheon when the little girls. Anne Schwariz, aged and lier sister, Lorraine, 6, ducked under barriers and ran to the Queen.
Each carried threepence in an envelope.
The Queen was taken by Gurprise when the children pressed the envelopes into her
The absence of hand-shaking provision, of special food and
bouquets by children would suggest that Western Australia was a discuse-ridden coinmunity, he said,
The Royal Party had already visited countries where epi- demies of tropical disease were frequent. And during the war, the Royal family shared risks with the common people,
on the Gothie The ving and the importation of food from other stetes amounts to slander the health of Western Australia," he add.
on
The Royal couple, due to fly to Western Australia on Friday, today enjoyed their last full day of engagements in Adelaide, the South Australian capital. Tonight they were attending & massed musical and choral dis-
nuss
play
Earlier the Duke made a scheduled visit to the joint Bri- tish-Australian long-range wed- pons establishment at Salisbury, 13 miles from Adelaide.
He
arrived in a private car which he drove himself with the official, driver sitting beafde him. He spent two hours seeing "backroom"
preparations top-secret trials of. guided mis- siles at Woomera rocket testing
for
grounds. Reuter. hand, but smiled when
FOUR KNIGHTS sho Raw the money was for
investiture at Govern- At on Prince Charles and Princess
ment House the Queen bestowed Recolate of four knights the bachelor and presented awards to en and women. A number 40 men
to put in their money boxca.
Mrs Lorna Schwartz, the children's
sald mother,
sister later: "When my and I were six and five at that time the Duchess of York visited Adelaide In 1927
We made
a elmijar
was my mother's Idea. I do hope no ano will mind."-China Mall Special.
pravomation.
Deportation Order For Man
Who Worked Too Hard
Indianapolis, Indiana, Mår. 24..
An Assistant County Agent today protested an
Immigration Bureau move to deport a young. Now
Zealand exchange student who broke the law by shearing too many sheep for admiring Indiana farmers.
of servicemen were decorated for gallantry in Korea.
Twelve-foot effigies of black and white swans moved across Torrens Lake in Elder Park here today when the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh attended a garden
party given by the Lord Mayor of Adelaide,
Five thousand guests had been Invited
The "swana" were built round boats and were propelled by paddles inside the bodies of the birds.
in Water police dinghies patrolled the lake to stop "lake crashers" from approaching too near the Royal párty. China Mall Special.
Cannes Film
t
Festival Opens
Cannes, Mar. 24.
The Cannes International
It was actually love that got many of the young man's sheep Fum Festival will open to- the student, William Horner, shearing jobs.
24.
morrow night, with an all-time cord of 118 long and short motion pichires entered in the competition.
Chiropratic Colloge,the
the Indihina shearing champion the
working
in trouble with the law. Hörner, described as d "VETY The family of a girl he spurned nice, clean-cut fellow," was went
to officials to
complain just about the best, man wis about his spare time work.
of shears that formers pair
Some 30 countries, including Britain, Hornet, a top student at the near here had seen. He won
United States, Lincoln
France, Japan, India, Pakistan, was
charged with
ship of the 1952 State fair and Sweden, Norway and Demanark, than midrb
20 hours a week, was Indiana's representative the limit for foreign students, international
are participating this year for competition in the seventh annual festival. Immigration Bureali Officer
Chicago
108t year. George Fein, continued his case
other
of countries Friends said that Horner was The Soviet Union and several for 30 to 60-days and released just too "naive" about the Im Europe art in the competition kum on à 1500 bond."
"Doggen! it, we talk about migration work begulations and for the nit, sime
other Adherican laws! He Torgot international relationships. That to pay Intoine, tax on the money YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD ACCA: 1 Babel, Graves, 8 isn't good International relation, he madew but acted with 26 Edouard A. Cornelions Molinler, Shrimp, 10 Floor, 12 Ordeal, 14 Matinoo, 17 Neod, 19 Spectre, ships de fer as I'm concerned, internal Revenue officials with and will go on mill April 10. 80 Marshal, 22 Abet, 21 Genteel, 97 Delite, 29 Crepe, 39 Errors, sald Arslitant Count Agent ou troubidas
Murphy
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The festival will be opened oncially by Minister of State
Unidade: Siator,
Russia Asks
US: "Where
Is Rastvorov"
Washington, Mar. 24. Russia put new pressure on the United States today for in- formation about the missing Soviet diplomat, Yuro Rastvo-