THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1950.
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IS YUGOSLAVIA NEXT ON New Record Painting Job National Press Club Plan To
KREMLIN'S LIST
AFTER KOREA?
Belgrade, Aug. 20.
Is Yugoslavia next on the Kremlin's list after Korea for a cold war shooting match? This is the question many people here are asking.
Russia's satellites along Yugoslavia's North and Eastern borders have intensified their nerve war against this country since the invasion of South Korea.
The tone of their propaganda, me observers, they would not which new aliegen timt Marshal be averse to American credits purchase armNI, Tito, with Western support, hns with which to
hay in Switzerland or Sweden. "Afgrendre designs" 011 Cominform nelbourn, and This is not to any that dove- in Korea have not various military and securitylopment: Ineasures
being caused considerable nervousnent taken on their side of the here: more nervousnem in fact, border, could be interpreted na Western diplomats think, than ra "elf-defence" the Soviet troop preparations for
the along the nitack
reported are
on Yugoslavia of
North Korean typo.
movements
Yugoslny-lungarian and Rumanian bordem caused
o August and September of
Reports reaching here from last year,
Bulgaria Indicate that for some time now the Bulgarians
The invasion of Southern have Koren by a Soviet satellite came
been systematically strengthen-as something of a shock to a ing their milltary posts along country who has four bitterly the frontier, building "barracks" hostile such satellites on ita and ostentatiously moving borders, troops Including thelr crack
TITO'S VIEW
2nd Armorel Brigade, towards All the more so na Yugoslav the Yugoslav frontier.
oficines have consistently dis-
X
Throe frontier Incidents cited the posibility of Bus-
involvins: recently
show
evant.
on
U.S. CITIES SEE
curred
then attempting an attack xchange
between {their
the country or inclling Yugodny and Bulgarian frontier noghbouring Cominform Stales zuards and the killing of one to do so on their OWN ac- Bulgurian.
Anti
Only Yugoslav propaganda
12:0 sprig, Marthal has een intensified in
border Tile exppressed the opinion be- town and villages and wornings fore foreign correspondent:
Runaln have
would not go to been sent
to Wat round
"Berause under no er- Bulgarian peasants to be OJL
Russi will
rich:
guard against all attempla
war
to sumstance
Developments
burn their cropo by "Serving being the agresor,"
Fascist Titost,"
PARTIALLY CLOSED
In The Far East might, Western observers thank, oblige Marshal Tito
Present
own of the cold war against
the with the two-fold objeel of
1.
on
More recently the Bulgarian modify the view. partially closed their frontier! At
the Yugoslava with Yugoslavia, forbidding prefer to interpret events movement avots it of pensant their borders as a stepping up
of both nationalities who
them
land
either Ade of 001 border,
-Diverting the Cominform In Rumania what the Yuge people's attention from slavs describe [U suspicious own internal deulties arising. milltary
manoeuvres by -the Yuugoriavs allege, from So- matan troop coincide with vet dentation and economic alleged *errorisation" of the Yugoslav minority living just exploitation, inside the border.
2. Keeping.
Establish Memorial Fund To
Colonel Unni Nayar
Late
Washington, Aug. 20.
The National Press Club today announced its Moslems From
intention of establishing a memorial fund in honour of the late Colonel Unni Nayar of India, the money to be used in bringing Indian newspapermen to the United States for travel and study.
KOREAN
STRUGGLE
Albania Tour Russia
London, Aug. 20.
The announcement was made by John O'Brien, acting presid- ent of the Club, at the memorial pervice for Colonel Nayar heki at the Embassy this morning.
Colonel Nayar, press attache at the Embassy here, was kille in Korea on August II wille of acting as n forward observer for une and a half miles north Kongwa against desperate North the United Nations Commission Moscow, Odessa, Tashkent and
Samarkand, The attack for Korea, on which he was rer-1 Korean resistance. waa resumed today with ef- ving au India's alternate re- given an opportunity to study
(Continued from Page 1)
fettive ale support.
A delegation of Moslem prients from Albania, headed by the Albanian Chief Muft, visiting Ruszio, Moscow Radia aguneed tonight,
The delegation has
visited
Ils members wero
The religious life of the Sovica presentative.
In
Union, Moscow Radio said, as srcier, ele- this general
Mr O'Brien said Colonel well as witnessing the Soviet ments of the ROK 6th Division
The Nayar's "egion of friends" in achievements in economy and were attacked yesterday.
fullure. North Korean attack was con- the Press Club thought such a tinued today but the situation "ma Atting tribute to Colonel glad to have seen with his own fund would be the The Chief Multi safil he was
has been stabiilsed.
were
near the
memorial
Troops of the United States Nayar. whose ideal Was to lever that the people of the 25th Division
attacked bring about belter understand- Soviet Union were free to wor-
Ing between American and ship as they pleated.—Reuter. lown of Setting a new record for yesterday
Indian newspapermen."
He ex- Yungeriby by a North Korean house-painting, a hundred
estimated at one battalion, plained that the Club hoped to union painters swarm all
One area was slightly pene i bring at least one Indian newa- around the St. Joseph'strated, principally through In-paperman to the United States Altration by Communist force the American newspaper busi- each year to study any phase of A counter-attack by friendly forces stabilised the sluation
ners in which he was interested. and partly restored the post- tion.
Villa Orphanage in Miami,
HUSTLE AND BUSTLE Fla., to complete the out-
OF UNIFORMED
MEN
New York,
Out on the Pacific Coast, 3,000 miles nearer the Korean war scene than here, outward effects of the United States' struggle with Communist aggression were more quickly and more vigorously apparent than on the Atlantic Coast.
A
side painting job in two minutes and 42 seconds. About 50 gallons of paint covered the 5,000 square feet.
BOMBAY
STRIKE
SPREADING
Monarchists Greet Princess
Madrid, Aug, 20, Princess Beatrice de Bourbon, About 200 members of the eldest sister of Don Juan, claim- Washington press and diplo-ant to the Spanish thrine, ar-
Communist patrols were probing enniinuously In thematic стра attended the rived here by air from Lisbon Chinju arcu, further to the memorial service, which was today. west in the same region, where opened with readings from the About 100 monarchs were the Hindu at the airport when she arrived battle in the high ground cast Bhagavad Gita", of the town has been going on Scripture, by Dr Amlya Chak- with her husband, the Italians ruvart, visiting lecturer from Prince Alesandro Torlonia, and for the past three days. Rebuffed in the
University, their daughter-Reuler. Naktong India at Princeton
Mr Elbert Matthewn, chief of River "blue" battle and
the State Department's Division checked in their offensive fur- ther
the north.
Communists of South Asinn heavily reinforcing have been Their battered 6th Division in this area and have been steadily putting on pressure during the past 72 hours.
Affairs, paid) courageous sighter for
Nayar us a better understanding" between and the United States.
tribute to Colonel
Indla
maintains
frechal The great ports and airfields į Guara
of vatters and and secuity rel of Washington, Oregon
frum its own bares 1
Madame Vijaya Lakshmi Pan- California burst into ant-like planes thetr
and the general area.
ROUT IN THE BULGE dit, the Indian Ambasador, activity almost overnight
To the North, less that an
The American with increasing intensity as the
25th Jafantry said Colonel Nayar "died as he Tombay, Aug. 20. size of the necessary United hour's drive away over a fast
today counter-attacked und would have wished to-working The Socialist-sponsored Bom-partly restored Stute
effort became ore road, is Camp Pendleton,
the ne peno- for an ideal in which Jie be- Oeranside. Temileton ishay textile workers* striko clearer.
irated yesterday by the Con- | Iloved."---United PreZI, Marine "country" with 132,000 gained great momentum on its munjs thrusts east of Chinju, during res were
ut
Brounds Bre day toxiny
The situation tere and in the the last ive years of peace-available to keep "Leathernecks" |200,000 mill-hands stayed away Masan area was sald by tho time orderlines and progress ghened and in Spating trim from work, forcing 50 of the
Americans to be "under con- elles such as Seattle, Portland, Í for eng summons,
Illls
the Yugoslav
in a continuous
and uncertainty
border regions More troops and pillee have state of me been drafted into these areas and mass arrests and deporta. and to force the diversion to tions to "unknown destination" defence of mare nzupower than of Yugoslays have been report- the country can afford,
erl.
apored,
preferring
to
ON THE FENCE Though publicly the Yugoslavs Much the same thing is re- ported to be happening in Hun-continue to sit on the fence at nury. According to Borbo, the regards Korea, ometal journal of the Yugoslav regard the struggle as the in-
politic Communist Party, three to four evitable outcome of Ge thousand Yugoslavs living in the of "pheres of influence, which South-Western border province they claim to have constantly Western diplomatic ol. Hungary were moved further! intane at A bours' notice and i observers b.lieve they are nat operation to clear all indifferent to its outcome. Yugoslavs from frontier areas While their Melal pro- appears now to be under way. pagarita shouta
"a plague There are also many rumours th
to Russia hnuses" your of various olher
military the United States, both of moves, Husalan and sat. lite, wa
WhOTTI, il claims, are wrongly but no more, and if anything nterfering with the internal in the opinion of military obser- affairs of a small country for
Jess thos vers, a le
the sake of power polities, were this time last year,
Communist victory in
an
there
23
Korea
WAT
Busy as they
San Francisco, Los Angeles ami
San Diego now ree the hustle
#1!
truining
GREAT RESERVOIR
great reservoir of
de-
they the great beach They were supply and stagit bares for connections
aans
The
the
while
when
over
الدة
Extensive
Search For
Robbers
Police are making
city's
to close downtrol." Vompletely.
The preparations for Only
mill is working nssault one
On Pusan through bustle, the coming and
with its full complement while Masan suggested last night that going of uniformed men, de This
attendance" emergency
was the rout of the Northerners in partures and arrivals of ships fence facilities understandably
were so enough, constitutes San Diego's ported at the few others open the "bulge", completed yester- and planes, which
today.
the not eliminated day, bod during the Second No. 1 industry. Yet the city's familiar
The Socialists today attempled general threat to the vital port World War,
ill port,
all-year climate, | 19 stage Several processions along the north-east approaches. facilities and railroad which the pollee prevented in
The But the bulge itself at least also make it view of the city-wide ban. has been cleared of the last rem extensive enquiries into the
the Communist The police arrested 90 per- nants of the gigantic United States effort Industrial and tourist centre.
the banned Division, the Japanese in
for defying
with the Americans two robberies which took The Second. World Warsons for speed
Wan carly Pacific. The need
and demonstrations firmly sitting on the high ground place in Tsun population 1etings skyrocketer the to reinforce the sorely-pressed
five others from mill commanding the river valley yesterday morning and are men under General Douglas Percent between 1940 and 1948.
In the out Pre-Pearl 1r areas were taken into custody on the cast bank.
Elsewhere on the front, to the offering a reward of $5,000 aner reports of stone throwing MacArthur is the driving force
the city was 221 revival of those activities our days
wildered by the diverse influx. and intimidation of non-striking north, the situation was relative for information lending to y quiet. But the overall posi- the arrest of members of an 1940-45.
Virgo in California, a that poured in to work in the workers-Reuter, San
on of the United Nations troops armed gang which shot and wae notably better than it was killed Li Chiu who resisted base, is perhaps huge Lockheed and Douglas Rreal
Aircraft factories, to enlarge
four days ago. busiest of the lot. 7 is the
them. the
No arrests have General Navy which must provide the the defence installations, and to
zerve in the armed forces. Supply lines of fighting equip
unique said that the Northern-been made.
"more ag- 7,000 kong, long
armed men! ers were becoming ment acres
Seven Schools were crowded to the
or eight in the 1st Cavalry held up
of a mes of the Pacific.
bursting point, streets were tongkeng Calling"-Program-gressive"
the occupants "San Diego is today like a military
hut in Li Muk Shi village at 3 highways, sometimes me Summary 602, Children's Half Division sector in the middle of
Hour Conducted by Jack Frost
without taking a.m. but left ely unexpectedly caught in auntier and permanent succeses against
guard. The elty water (Slo); 10, Portuguese Half Ho the central line. Americans the Kremlin
dream,"
recent apply drawn recurring
from neurbyss. Quaker GirlA; And
north and north-anything when Li was shot. in the viitor to the city, sald on his lakes, became appallingly low. Light Onra by Lionel Monckton,
there Was "continuous Another two armed men rob
a but the AC Milan Light Orchestra West, PIL is seeing Housing, from bridal suites
Occupants of here, return
to and Choir #LTS); B, World News Pressure on the South Korcano. bed the and the activity of days that trailers, was, at a premiitain. and News Analysis (London Relay); There was no fresh news last near the China Weaving Fae- D.JS, 1 Like What I Like" — Pres
also shot after Pearl retch the con
about the South Korean tory at 3.15. They imented
Mackenzieht the five years since the co: 45, Lithia Cater talks on landings On Tokchok, Harbour."
near watchman who attempted to The strin methodical depar- | war.
walchman city however, the
has Films (Studio); D, "From the Edi-Inchon, on the west coast, and stop them. The
to sure of the First Marine Divi-managed to make life much less torials Harden Retry: 8.30, Wen the Tongyong area of the south in hospital, and according
ther Report; 0.11, "Concerte" 1st on within three weeks of the hectic for its estimuled 380,000 Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, coast-Beuter.
the Police, is expected to live. Seship of opening shot in Korea and the people. A new water supply his
Gwen Ap Nud quickening
temper
within been tapped by tinel from the Joseph Helbrook Op. 323, Soto: Grave Lynds with the London Pro- numerous defence establishments Colorado River. Additional sub-menade Oight 149, "Ima" (BBCT);
the shupside are forceful divisions of bousing have sprung 10.15 Lin American Muste: 10.3
United Nations Album; 1940, Dance the Sun reminders of
Diego up, and other civilian construe to Jimmy Dorsey and His Orches
Mira; 11. Radio fewn Reel Fontion area's prim importance for has been hastetind.
(Relays: 11.15 Weather Report: 11.16, backing up United States moves
"Goodnight Mulle God Save the in the Pacile.
Rim: 1130, Close Down.
They are anyway to be ex would not, I is thought, neces- pected just before the regular
arily at them.
Manual autumn manoeuvres,
CREDIBLE RUMOURS Most cralibe of the rumours, these observers conskier,
One view here is that if the North Kmeans thin substantial
*most. "Tak eliminating
her
of
al
The heretie" Tito.
Matigaling
is, agained thus
belici
thos of the continued arrival might be tempted to try further by train and
Soviet ship of
including that adventures, TET
and for all would be in line with Russia's
mtentions openly declared modernising and strengthening
the Yugoslav | ]t*¢c4°1 the
tf an
Eastern that their half a million strong satellites.
Out the whole, Manha: Titanci well-trained army is more match for their neigh- and his Government do not ap finan
whether single or to be taking
these ar pear developments too seriously. Atgeth r, and that an armed in- any rate they have not thought Jarvention against this country, to la be recessful, would require to return
their lake the
of the Red Participation Army. holiday at Bled in Slovenia.
This, it is felt. might be just a
ן זה
worth white Belgrade from
learned, it in reliably
Nor,
ม
have they made any attempts bit further than Moscow is pre- to obtain arms from the United pared to go in rising a third States though, in the opinion of world war,--Reuter.
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NAVAL INSTALLATIONS
I
San
a
Diego's experience coping with spectacular growth during national emergency i may sland it in good stead lo-
In
Latest word frum
Radio Hongkong
IK T.
by Kenneth
QUEEN ALIYAH
MacArthur's
com-
POW In Hands
Of Russians
Lake Success, Aug. 20. Pedian, Australia #1!
the United States today asked the United Nations General Assem- bly, at its forthcoming meeting, to discuss
Rusin's "failure" to repatriate all prisoners taken the San Mother of Iraq, who entered during the second World War.
A
to telegram, sent Bay, first Pacife port-of-call Diego Marines base is that more London nursing home nearly a
tents are going up for new fortnight ago, was stated to-Secretary-General, Mr Trygve North of the Panman Canal,
The Bay, one of the world's recruits3 coming in and expected day to be maintaining progress. Le asked that this item be add-
Reuter.
ed to the agenda.Reuter. ten great natural harbours, la Reuter,
The Navy alone ha more day.
invested in than $300,000,000 installations along San
Diego
Inndlocked, free from currents,
and necexible to all types of
vescein the year round,
to be
Ita broad expanse 42 square miles is frequent host to the Facile Fleet and the mooring place for a sizable reserve of "mothballed" Aghting ships, some now earmarked realised for active service.
Headquarters for the 11th Naval District, this Naval Operati
ting Base of San Diego le air immense establishment, t includes a 500-nere training centre
that has 17 service schools and on average daily population in peacetime about 24,000.
o!
It has extensive repair and drydock fac!iltler. There is the 2,303-acre North Iland Air Station, with convenicht ad- foining
carrierz
tivities
bertha for sireratt
Silver Strand, 11 amphibious base established in 1944 is ready. There is the Marine Corps base, which is the nerve centre for all Marine neu-
on the Pacific Coast. That does not complete the Installation list. The Naval Hospital has an emergenes eupneity of
than thousand bed patients.
There are an Important Naval Supply Depot and a Naval Ejec. tronics Laboratory,
more
Ave
The Army has a harbour, de- fence post at Fort Rosecrans, on [Puint Loma, and the Const
London, Aujt, 20. the Queen Allynh,
Queen
As transport planes from a United States air base in Japan land at advance bases in the Republic of Korea, supplies and equipment are unloaded directly into trucks for shipment to United States forces at the battle fronts. The trucks, lined up at the edge of the runway (right) are waiting their turn to be loaded. (London Express Servico).
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