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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1950.
For
U.N. Commission Kashmir To Wind Up
Lake Success, Feb. 24.—A resolution terminating the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan and appointing a United Nations representative to take over its powers and responsibilities in Kashmir was introduced in the Security Council today. The resolution was intro- duced by Dr Carlos Blanco, President of the Council for the month of February. The other sponsoring countries were the United States, the United Kingdom and Norway.
Asmara Situation
In Hand
fm-
to
The text of the resolution] towing purposer, who shall have "Having received and authority to perform his tune- in: noted the report of the tons in such place or places as United Nations Commission be may deem appropriate:
"(a) to assist in the prepata. for India and Pakistan, established by the resolution and, to supervise the tions January 20 and plementation of the programme
of
at demilitarisation referred April 21, 1948:
above and to Interpret the agree "Having also received and | tents reached by the parties for noted the report of General demilitarisation; A.G.L. McNaughton on the out-
"(b) to plaer himself at the of his discussions with come
of India and disposal of the Governments of Pakistan, which repreventativeO
were initiated India and Pakistan and to place in pursuance of the decision before those Governments, or
Security Counell, Security Connell the in taken by the
suggestions which, in hist Asmara today on December 17. 1049:
opinion, are ikely to contribute "Commending the Govern to the expeditious nud enduring The position remained tense
hndments of India and Pakistan for solution of the dispute which but no new incidenta
action has arisen between the two been reported since last their statesmanlike
reaching the agreements em Covernments in regard to the
of
Asmara, Feb. 24.--British troops appeared to have the situation well in hand riot-torn
night's flare-up of the bitter Christian-Moslem fighting Commission's which caused 47 deaths in the past four days.
The total curfew imposed esta hon-European mctory last night Jifted for two hours WON
to parall this afternoon buying of esential door,
The
The Moler Mufti, the Cople Jishop of Eritregi, and five other patra of priests, enen comitin? | of one Moslem and one Cept, toured the rectors appealing to their people-to-alepk Suriket bloodshed.
There were two outbreads 1 fire in Asmara despite the inta! curfew inpored since yesteriny The Administration toxiny ban ned the possession of all swords, dagger and other weapons.- Icuter.
WEEK-END SPORT
resolutionn
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To exerelte nll of the towers and responsibilities de- volving upon the United Nation:
existu
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"Would you like to look at a flake through a magnifying glass, dear?"
Australia Up War
Speeds Trials
Canberra, Feb. 24.-Premier Robert Gordon Menzies
Princess To See Husband
London, Feb. 24.-Prin- Ccss Elizabeth is flying to Malta next month for her Becond visit to her sailor husband.
Clarence House, London home to the of the young heiress British throne, announced today the Princess planned to leavo for Malta about March 28,
Her husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, is on re- galar Royal Navy a duly na
Lieutenant Firs
of the destroyer Chequers, The ship is based at Malta.
The Prince has not deelded how long she will stay on the
Clarenco Leland,
House spokesman cald.
There was no mention of Prince Charles in today's brief Clarence House announcement, but Buckingham Palace sources suld he probably would stay be- hint in London.
The announcement also did
where the Princess Оп would stay on the Island,
Vice-Admiral Lord Lauts Mountbatten, wartime Supreme Allied Commander In Southeast Asla.-Associated Press,
but say
wo
of
said today that Australia plans to proceed forthwith to prosecute the rovised list of 120 suspected Japanese inst visit she was a guest criminals "against whom grave and properly triable cason are shown to exist."
In a policy statement be-1 fore the new Conservative
Condicion y reason of the Parliament, Mr Menzies de SHOT SELF
of
bodied in the United Nations State of Jains and Kashmir; August 13, 19, al January 1940, for a cease-fire, for the demilitarisation of the State of Jaunu and Kashmir, and
and for the determination of
verolutions of its final
nounced "the wretched state) the
accordance with Security Comell and by rearon disposition in
of the
nurrement of the parties of affairs in which justice the will of the pple through of
vmbodied in the resolutions ofis denied because it is de- the Bulted Nations Commission u partial plebisette und
lived." çof August 13, 1948, nidh January commending the parties in par-
3. 19010; ficular for their action in mar- dilly implementing these te- rolutions by:
the demoeratie method of a
DEMILITARISATION.
measure
upon
The
for
"fel
TO REPORT
Mr Menzies sald thot an
3D-
AFTER HEART
ATTACK
34 For 2 At Natal
Deputy Rutherford report. STARY
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Maritzburg, Natal, Feb. 24- At the core of play today in the first day of the cricket match between the visiting Australian cricket team and Natal, he "(d) to arrange at the appro-urgent review of the whole war of demilitarisation crimes trint situation, made by
home side had scored 34 runa printe stage
Springfield, Illinois, Feb. for the loss of two wickets in the assumption by the the new Government, resulted
Lewis, 69, reply to the visitors' first innings Plebiscite Administrator
in whittling down untried casen 21.-Thomas of the functions argued to the latter 17, involving 120 suspect brother of the United Miniotal of 31-Reuter. 1. the cessation of hartils- unter the agreements made be-He said the majority of the Workers' president. John L
Suspects nav
a in custody la Japan, Lewis, shot and killed him. ties effected un January 1, 1949, tween the partles,"
but some are at large, and "ac-self at his home here today, 2. the establishment of a cease-
Lon has been taken to Are Hee on July 27, 1941), and 3. the agreement that Fleet
to report to the Secur- prehend them."
Mr Menzies deplored the long ed. Adiniral Chester W. Nimitz ity Council as he may consider shall
be the Plebiscite Adminis-necessary, submitting bis eon-delays in finishing the Austra
He said there is "no question" clusions and any recommendnian war crimes trials, quoting that Lewis shot himself. srator;
to from the Magna Carta that "tonid hi wife, Leonore, found "Considering that the resolutions which he may desire
no man shall we deny or delay him fully clothed, except for tion of the outstanding difficul- make.
the right of Justice."
shoes, Mes should be based
3. Requests the two Gov He explained that "the in- substantial
ot agree ernments to take all necessary definite postponement of inent on fundamental principles precautions to ensure that their trial may mean a gross injustice, migration
Mr Lewis was a retired In-
Service already renched, and that steps agreements regarding the cease-What is equally unfortunate, it s
employee. M-G-M's GREAT] wife told the police he should be taken forthwith for tee shall continue to be faith may perpeluate in days of pesce suffered a severe heart attack ENTERTAINMENT! the demilitarisation of the fully observed, and calls upon feelings of bitterness State and
which late on Thursday and was seri- for the expeditious them to take all possible men-afford a poor foundation for
ously throughout the night. determination of its future in surea to ensure the creation and pacification and mutual under- Rutherford said Mr Lewis shat accordance with the freely ex-maintenance of an atmosphere standing among the peoples of himself with a pistol, the bullet pressed will of the inhabitants; favourable to the promotion of the world."
piercing the heart. further negotiations,
44 CASES
Thomas Lewin was the second *The alty at Sookunpoo; Recreio V "1. Calls upon the Govern- 4. Extends Ita best thanks He pointed out that the Far eldest of eight children.
King's Park, Royal ments of India and Pakistan tuto the members of the United Eastern
decided United Mine Workers' president Optimista at King's make immediate arrangements, Nations Commission for India that all war crimes trials should is the eldest.-United Press.
without prejudice
their and Pakistan and to General be completed before September rights or claims and with due A.G.L McNaughton for their 30, 1940. He said, when taking Football First Division regard to the requirements of arduous and fruitful labours, office, he found there were 41 League: KMB ** Club
"5. Agrees at law and order, to prepare and
that the United cases involving 101 suspects. Ho Boundary Street, 4 p.m.; Army execute within a period of five Nations Commission for India
said: "We were
greatly disturb- Kweng Wah at Sookunpoo, 4 months from the date of this and Pakistan shall be terminal- ed to Ond
there we
were very resolution a programme of de-ed, and decides that this chull many Japonese
suspects who Second
Division League: militarisation on the basis of take place one month after both were still without a trial over v Police
at Boundary the
informed
the four years after the war. They was have been
London, Feb. 24-Wong conaned MacNaughton's
Nations representatives pro- United Army at Scokampoo, 2.30 pm: pasal, or of such modifications of their acceptance of the trans-many of them for over two Peng-soon, 31-year-old bad- Taikoo v Solicitors at Caroline of these principles as may be for to him of the powers and
and years, others for periods varying minton champion, tonight 2.30 p.m.; Eastern mutually agreed.
responsibilities of the United from four months to two years made an impressive debut University at Caroline Hi
ENDURING SOLUTION Nations Commission referred to He said General MacArthur ad- in the 1950 British badmin-
2 (c) above."vised that he contemplated re- "2. To appoint a United Nn-in Paragraph
ton tournament schson by icasing untried acetions representative for the fol- Reuter.
but Buspects, First
consulted Canberra. The Pre-casily reaching the semi- mier said he decided "irst finals of the Surrey men's that if evidence against the
open doubles championship! accused
bay equately collected nearly four in partnership with Noel
hall yours after the Radford,' England's No. 1.
TODAY Cricket ––– First Division League: Scorpions v IRC #t Univer- Chater Road; Army v
KCC at Navy Park,
1.m
CAA
"The Security Council:
Sivert, 2,30 p.m.; St Joseph'a vrinciples of Paragraph 2 of parties
..
Maces-Second Extra Meeting at Happy Valley Sanding Bell ní 1.30 p.m.
Kogger-internationals (First Round): Scotland v British Em- 3.15 pire at Causeway Bay,
& pan; England v Ireland
Wales at Causeway Bay, 4.10 pn.
Softball (Week-end Aixtures appear on page 14).
ANOTHER ELECTION
have
GENERAL POSSIBLE
(Continued from Page 1.)
The
this
the
however, The Election. which up to secured a majority, polling day and probably been small, over the Conservatives,
Conservatives at ever known, was Squash-Land Forces Chum-the tamest
seats and plonship at Victoria Courts. transformed early today into time had 281 11.30 a.m.
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Labour started the day with na overall dawn lead of 10 state. For some hours, as the country votes roiled in steadily
his lead was held.
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opposition. still anxiously policy. declaring: "Our Cricket -- First Division
watching the tape machines for sires,
de their three matches and were simply stated,
nre: to able to keep plenty in reserve League: Craigengower v RAF at
further victories or losses,
bring to trial those against for tomorrow's concluding stages Happy Valley, 1.45 p.m.; Royal Then, early in the afternoon,
A complete comparison of whom grave and properly of the championship. Navy Y Scorpions at King's the Labour majority slumped gains and losses on strength in triable cases have been shown Park, 1.45 p.1,
suddenly to 53. In a few more
Wong combined well the previous House is imposto exist; to have Second Division League: minutes it was down to 48. sible because
of the wide disposed with at such speed as Radford, whom he partners in Commandos v Recreio at 00-
As the results avalanched in distribution of stats carried is consistent with the processes the all-England doubles event.Morning Post and Hong Kong kunpoo, 1.45 p.m.
minute by minute, from the out by the Jast Parliament to ot Inter-long Jardines y Dod-moorland communities of York-match wartime shifts of populas wretched wells at Chater Road, 11 am, shire and the market towns of tion.-Ruter.
Friendlies: RASC v KCC at South England, Labour faces Cox's Road, 1.45
Conservatier "A" beente anxious. Police XI v "B" Police XI at disappointinent turned to jubila. Boundary Street, 2 p.n.: Pres- tion.
Elmists RAOC at King George
School, pun
Football-Fret
Sookunpoo, 4 p.m.;
ut Caroline Hill, 4 p.m.
Division
Eastern at Boundary Street, p.m.; South China v St Joseph's
Large: at Caro- Dockyard v
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Justice:
these trials
terminate
ם
itcuter.
which justice is denied be- Not Guilty
Copics of
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state of affalis in
cause it is delayed.
should
Detroit, Feb. 24.-Earl Bolton add that, where the
suspects are released because of present was found not guilty tonight of
rying to innbility to arraign them on
Reuther, CIO Workers' [serve the right to make re-
arrests, should fresh
material Press. upptar which seems to demand prosecution--United Press.
SHIP ON FIRE: satisfactory evidence,
ABANDONED
we re-
Pope's Illness Denied
The Labour lead slumped to League: RAF Commandos at 10, to 30, to 23 and then to below
Feb. The Hague,
24. The 20. Sometimes it rallied slightly Police
cargo ship as results came from the Welsh G,000-ton British cual valleys, cradics of So-Benledi, bound for Hongkong clallsın, and smoky industrini and Japan, caught Are and was abandoned early today in the areas such as Durham.
Shortly after Midnight IKT Mediterranean, according to a the Liberals had five scats and radio message received here.
Two lifeboats with survivoro Rome, February 24.-An Labour's overall majority was down to only five.
from the Benledi were picked authoritative Vatican source Businesa on the London Stock up by the British steamer, today dismissed as "sheer fan- Exchange came to a standstill as Liberty, the message added, tasy" the reports that Pope brokers watched result after re- The Benledi's crew of about Plus, XII was "gravely 111" with salt, cheering every Conserva-56 British and Chinese had the time blood circulation com tive success.
token to their boats east of n'aint that afflicted King fallen Malta, was stated.--Reuter. George VI.
Second D Prisone South China line 1, 2,30 Klicbre at Causeway Bay, 2.30 p.: Navy v RN Yard Police at Causeway Bay, 4 p.m.;
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Shortly before 5 p.m. Labour, for the first time, completely lost its overall majority.
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Figures at this time were: Labour 207, Conservatives 261, Liberula 5.
Truce Into Peace
The source said the American radio commentator's report that the Pope was suffering from an facute sclerosis of blood vessels in the leg was "pure invention.
He said: "If there is anything
Pope
does le from
circulatory He never
had any
Lake Success, Feb. 24. from which the Brigadier-General William Riley suffer it of the Palestine Armistler Com- troubles.
"not
But half an hour later the mission has reported to the such trouble. The Pope's only had climbed United Nations that the chances trouble has been with bronchial Sucialist margin. Hunting-Polo & Hunt Club to 16 us support came of changing the present Israeli-disorders.Unlled Press
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Softball (Week-end fixtures
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TennisExhibitloir games at
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permanent pence seemed goo URANIUM STRIKE provided continued co-operation.
by all parties to the dispute was Sundance, Wyoming, Feb. 24. given.
-A deposit of uranium ore and rare earth oxide, believed
from safe Labour Yorkshire und Derbyshire.
VITAL SEATS
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He sold that there were very to be the largest of Its kind Twenty-three Causeway Bay, 3 p.m.; Senora
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