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DEATHS
In U.N. Collective
Security Is Wrong
New York, Feb. 13.
The basic assumption in the collective security system of the United Nations "is invalid in today's conditions," the Carnegie Endowment for Interna- tional Peace said today in its annual report.
The report, covering the 12 months to July, 1954 said this basic assumption was the same as that for the League of Nations-a community of interests among most members which would per- suade them to act in common against any renegade state.
The brief experience of the United Nations has shown that the assumpật n of contamises - tered in invalid in today's con
hons," 11 til.
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SERIOUS IMPLICATIONS "The figbling in Indo- China tran come to an end although with serious LT- plications for the future of freedom there
ottier
free
and In countries
Asia," he wrote,
the
of
Yugo- The dispute between slavia and Italy over Trieste and Britain's disputes with Persia over oil and with Egypt over: the Suez base, had ali been settled.
It was a reflection times that the achievements of the United Nations were insignificant by comparison LIN- the remaining With
and the resolved problems world' unfulfilled hopes.
are evidenCLA "While
"In Europe. Britnin assumed peace may
01 historic he impossible to achieve, the initiative with Bebetological condicts rearán unmitment on the Continent of we-1 for the The baluwe of power is Europe which augus
free Jacouly drawn and the post-the strengthening of
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TOWN
Johannesburg, Feb. 13. *The streets of the drab African suburban location of S phia Town were quiet to-
day.
med
South
Mario Twelve - year - ald Adpenint beenme
Italy's youngest mother when she gave birth to a baby girl at Botysva Northern Italy. The baby weighed about six pounds at birth and as can be seen, both mother and child very well. -- Express
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OLD
Soviet-Chinese
All
Alliance Anniversary
China today ceremonies
And
FELL FAR TOO SLOWLY
600,000 Escape The Red Vietnam Net
Haiphong, Feb. 13.
The Bamboo Curtain has fallen swiftly on the mass exodus of peasants fleeing Communism in north Indo-China. Only a trickle of about 400 a day are now filtering through to this evacuation 'port.
Refugees arriving here in mid-January from all over
the Red River delta estimated that between 20 per cent and 40 per cent of the popula- tion in their villages.would escape if they had the chance. But the few chinks still left in the curtain are being systematically closed.
Scores of thousands once search every train and every id In small boats into the lorry on the roads. Thouands Tonkin Gulf, where the French are arrested. navy waited to pick them up. But
Communist troops patrol the const.
ΠΟΥ
Four Catholic fishermen, who
ed by junk from a village
south of the delta on January 19 said that the Vietminh were building weapon plts along the any United beaches to sholi
or French navy ships |
the three-mile
Peking. Feb. 13. The Afth anniversary of the
the Soviet-Chinese | States signing of DIRECTORIES Friendship. Alliance and Mutunt coming within
Puct WAK rejebrated | Imil of territorial waters.
with STILL IN USE
throughout
FEARS
They said that the Com- munista
that feared
the French and American ships might sall close inshore to rescue thousands of Cathollo refugets assembled along
numerous speeches by prominent figures.
Premier Chou En-Ini presided over a ceremony in Peking at- tended by high officinis of the Chinese Government and me- bera of the Soviet Colony in Peking
London, Feb. 13. The London County Coumell is Yesterday African police seized six youths, still using a set of street direc-i
wuries of Lamidon. ranging in
the 18th century to demonstrating there against the
movedale from เม Government's plans
bonco the present day. Africans to new 70,000 outside the city,
The directories are printed ort Today most of the police ap
and have becortve paper comments Keared to have been pulled out thin
(Scong Madame Sun Yat-sen the brittle with the passage of time. low patrolled the
Union, and only a Soviet
shacks. Beenuse they are difficult to re- Ching-ing), Vice-Chairman of written last December, were
petrol in and sheel iron
decided to the National People's Cungress, been place, have
it has been All the outdated by
recent
meeting
them
a special addressing the same gathering. by the Government, preserve banned Soviet the
by
friend- changes
at a cost of uinut praksed Soviet-Chinese Ckvernment resettlement off-treatment
ship and denounced "American £1,200 sterling, of elals are preparing to move an-
imperialism". Soviet
and other 150 families from the dis
choirs gave а Chinese Army triet this week to make room for
reeltal homes for white people.
Government.
He had found a "rippie" encouragement in the fact the
Moscow regime in the new Body
will need time to consolidate men!
Als pelien and to revolve pan keep troops on the
kuhc;เร; chut Paris the
ment several re- nifording ARTS Ita er.
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book is to be stripped Each down, each page repaired and More than 100 families have treated by laminating it with a the book already been shifted to the newbrous plastic, and
rebound.--China triumvirale."-settlement of Meadowlands, 10 resewn
Mail Special. miles from here.-Reuter.
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
NOBODY'LL BELIEVE MY STORY.CAN'T BLAME THEM. I'VE GOT TO WORK FAST -MAY STILL BE A CHANCE-
FERDINAND
10
NANCY
HERE'S
YOUR ICE CREAM
DID YOU GET ME
THE EXACT LOCATION WHERE I WAS PICKED UP T
T
govern-
YES,SIA. BUF-[ ER--IT'S BEST TO FORGET THE TRAGEDY~~-
WHAT'S THE MATTER ?
FORGET IT? I'VE GOT TO GET BACK THERE IN A HURAY/ MY FRIENDS MAY STILL BE ALIVE!
WHY CAN'T 1 HAVE A BIG ONE LIKE HIS ?.
and
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
POOR GUY, VID
YOU HEAR WHAT HE SAID HE'S A LITTLE-BALMYA,
NO WONDER, AFTER WHAT HE WENT THROUGH.
TOMORROW NAVAL AFFAIRS -
By Mik
By Ernie Bushmiller
THIS IS MY SOMBRERO
"AENEAB"
Damaged cano ex this vessel will
be surveyed by Metura. Goddard & Dougies at Hull'
Wharf fr
3.m. February 15
and 10, 1935,
And connees ma zequested to have their representatives pissent during tic survey
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
Hongkong. February 12. 1936.
Hong Kong
Birds
Herklots, G. A. O. 1963. Hong Kong Birds, Pp. +233, i pis., 8 in colour, numerous black- and-white drawings its text, Hong Kong: South China Morning Post, Lod. HK335.00.
a most welcome
All
handbook for ornitholo glsis resident or station- ed in Hong Kong, the hitherto recorded included; species are plumages are clearly and concisely described, and શ short account is given of feld characters, voice, habits
status,
etc. Tho illustrations, except for three plates all
of photographs, are
by
Cdr. A. M. Hughes,
and include four attrac
tive plates of the heads
of 42 species in the and many useful drawings text. The writer of this
would review
have
benefited greatly from this book when station- ed in Hong Kong some years ago Even Bow, on referring to it, some 40 unfamiliar specios which notes were made at the time have almost all proved earlly identinable,D, W, 8. (xtract from The Ibig oftalmi organ of the British Ornithologists' Union, British Mussum).
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HONG KONG
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Simfor ceremonies took place China France- throughout Presse.
TALK
ABOUT
MAGIC!
Have you seen
Admiral
AIR CONDITIONERS
AND REFRIGERATORS |
Couldn't be fresher!
Libby's
·Itry:
VESS
FROZEN PEAS TODAY
BLACK MAGIC
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
this situation
calls for a
San Miguel
the comst south of Thanh- Hao
The four fishermen kid that 0.000 Vietminh trops had been drafted to their staside village, Ba Lang, to stop local Catholics complaining to the International Truce Commission What they detained. were being forcibly There were more troợps than civilians in the village, they said.
30
evidence batore the Commission's team in Haiphong, the fishermen
that the sald Communists sentencedd 20 people
12 yours or
more forced labour at a People's Court near their village 00 January 14. with They had been charged being "leaders of the evacuation movement"
the
Nevertheless,
Bamboo Curtain has fallen too slowly to
prevent
the biggest tho humanity l history of the world.
All refugees ogrbe the Vint minh are doing their utmost to its stop the flow of peasants from their territory.
Propaganda tracts distributed early in 1958 paint the "horrors" of life for those who try reach Sadgon,
the
Lo
re-
In many districts, fugees declare, It has become a erime lo mention the word "evacuation."
Spies are set to guard those suspented of plan- ning a getaway while guards
More Ships For Danish
Navy
Copenhagen, Feb. 13.
one of of
Lo
601,000 REFUGEES
By January 15 a total of 601,000 refugees from Cuma- munkat territory had reached non-Communist South Viet- ARIN.
Doctor
Inuat, Governor of North nationalist
over Vietnam, said that well 700,000 will have fled by the Lime Haiphong is handed over to the Communists in May, Ho sald that there were already 27,000 in the camps and houses of Haiphong awaiting transit to Saigon.
Red Cross administrators in the Saigon reception area Bre counting оп receiving about They 150,000 more refugees. estimate that the maximum total of refugees may be be much s 300,000.
Refugees are no longer pre-
The Danish Navy is expanderantly Catholle, The Budd- pected to be increased this hists have joined in, too, and
year
mine-
by eight sweepers, 4 escort vessels, 6 motor torpedoboats and three submarines, in all by 21 ships.
the
up to now almost half of the refuge
have been non- Catholics.
In the south,
re-settlement
has gone on happily in spite of the great problem of finding land enough upon which to re Under the Danish-American settle such a huge mass of Arms Agreement of 1950.
peasantry. United States has given Den- Rellet supplies sent by the mark defence equipment valued United States, Australia and at 3,000 million kroner (150 other nations are being dis million) So far equipment totributed efficiently round Sat- the value of 2,000 million
ongon, though there have been kroner (£100 million) has been complaints recently that campa delivered, including armoured further afeld are not getting
ammunition. radar and their fair share.
material
Many refugees prefer to sell artillery and vehicles, warships, their Bed Cross food for money aircraft bombs and rockets.
Duy foods with which they are The arst ship with United more famdilar. American Care States war equipment arrived in Relief Organisation parcels are May 1950 and since then 218 being sold openly on Saigon vessela have brought, defence streets. But the Red Cross equipment to Denmark weighing authorities here feel that a gift all 125,000 toas-Reuter, is not a gift if the recipient cannot do what he likes with it.
cars.
radlo
stnall arms,
ULBRICHT WARNS AMERICA
Harr
Berlin, Feb, 13.
the Walter Ulbricht, East German Communist. Purty Secretary-General, today warned the "American occupiers against milltary provocations in Berlin," the East German, news agency, ADN, mid.
FAR REACHING
The arrival of 600,000
refugees
reaching
Vietnam. efective
has had one far
effect on South
It is the frst shil-Communist propaganda to reach the Vietnamese people. No one.
French pro- believed the paganda, had the Vietnam- ess Government has won few cart with ita boavily. censored press, and diui). ofleini ánzoussémentu,
But 600,000 peopic with per... It quoted Herr Ulbricht #sonal experience are a power- telling a mass rally at Elsieben, fui propaganda force, and
Mr V M. their story is being hellovod.. Thuringle that
Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minis China Mail Special,
Tex
de- had "unmistakably" clared at the meeting of the Supreme Soviet that thero would be no second June 17 in Berlin for East Germany.
(The East German trprising. of June 17, 1998 was quashed by Soviet tanks.)
ADN did not elaborate on the warning-Hauter.
DUKE OF KENT IN GENEVA
Iraqi-Syrian Conference
Damuscus, Feb. 13. Dr Fadhil Jamall, the former Iraqi Prime Minister, arrived there tonight for talks with the newly formed Syrian Govern ment over, the proposed defenda pact between Turkey and Iraq.;
'
Ceneva, Feb. 15.
Dr Jamall, who was Iraq's re The Duke of Kent arrived here today by ale from Portugal, presentative at the recent com where he attended the weddine ference of rab Prime Ministers yesterday of Prince Marie Pla at Cairo, in to explain traq's offaly to Prince Alexander of Position in the Syrian authorities. PAHs arzived from Beirut where
Avia, Burke Another heshad 'sipline talks with thei
Phiko" | caught,
Mori platim for Zamlets. From Riice fit Lebar me President, Mr. Camille
WEL: "O" at to Australia: Zoe, Ria. Citarrsoran, and the Prime Minik=" Tamander of the winter gports, Li- Kyland" Bay) si, Bolita