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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1950.
Sir Owen Dixon Unable
To Find Solution To Kashmir Problem
Karachi, Aug. 22.
Sir Owen Dixon, United Nations-Mcdiator,| tonight reported that he had failed to solve the KOREA
Kashmir problem.
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In his first public statement on his discussions FIGHTING with the Governments of India and Pakistan, Sir Owen related how he had worked out a series of detailed proposals and invited the two Prime threat to General MacArthur's Ministers (Mr Liaquat Ali Khan of Pakistan and chief supply harbour at Pusan Have close support to Pandit Nehru of India), to meet him at New Delhi
troops clearing out the remnants Communial forces in the on July 20 where he explained his proposals.
Malton bulte north of Masan. The meeting lasted four or Governments produce any|--Reuter and United Press. five dayn during which the proposal of their own to settle
the lipate. proposals were fully custel.
RETREATS OVER I kn "Notwithstanding thin,
Washington, Aug. 21. unwilling to suppose that after all the examination which the ^ military spokerman problem has
the received
a briefur today newsmen at Guvernaments will be unble that "Joaring from what ha resolve it by negotiation, I trust happened in the past week I they will"Reuter.
ido not think there will be any METE Infor withdrawal In Koren,"
"The discursions covered the For sibility or modifying or varying the proposals In con
threw out particulars and I
uggestions of other alternatives alfrected to securing the holding of an overall plebiscite. but it became increasingly evident that my proposals did not con- ton or suge at a volution which the Prime Minister of India t bigseit üble
Sir ta pecept." Owen sald in a 1,500-word re- view of his discussions with the Governments
Jadiu of
Palistus,
and
"No plan or sumteded weg-
were put
forward by
and
of the, partien either lengh the two Prime Miniktera and I agreed that there Wan no hope of any agent be.) ing cached
preparatory Plebiscite
fur
2121
2)!
HOPES EXHAUSTED
Sir Own hi ference of
than a dif-
opinden eseted un
the view that the thality of an agreement being the on the very randalions, includ
demilitar, ations inx
t:1 the State--whic imit esit fan a general pleinseite could be held-had been exhal, d.
At thi sippe, Sir Owen bad Sulgested 407 alternative polir- tion.
"It is that wherever the de- sires of the inhabitards are in favour, erritury should be par- titioned between
India Mach Pakistan in
necordance wilh those destres, due regard being given to geographical, economic, topographical, and demographi-
ronalderations.
cal
"Where the desires of the people are uncertain a plebiscite should be held for the purjuse of ascertaining them and voting would be confined to that luni- ted men."
INDIA READY Slc Owen remained In Delhi sumli August 2 and arcertamed. that India would be prepared to coller a settlement on the Jines suggested,
On reaching Owen found
Karachi.
Alien
to
Wives Kora
Of American
Servicemen
fold
He warned think the North "have come more punch'
might force and
the American
Korchn rund South įtroops to make minar tempomry before withdrawals at times
MineArthur
his |fiers.
enunter-offensive.
starts
The overall combat position
to
of Gen. MacArthur's troops is Way hinton, Aut. 2 " much better than inst week A Mat present awaiting that there is comparison." presidential approval will pen-Most of the temporary popula vide allen wives and children tion who had evacuated The of American serviremen in Bhave returned, but 200,000
chamer to 400.000 For Et $710-
who had United States wollen we to fi
11 eity' poputation tel f
20 being sent to other places. Cheer The Bortal Topulatica
about 300,000.
The South Povernment has anked The bill wr1 Lennai Oriental; Korean
Tae in rengen: Cervsretnice to enter, merenons in 110 [
State on 1 Limite
theje hops. SEX during th
Five evilm were killed and st
!
ill
Stated externa parts of the world.
..
durin
hallit
Tree
the aut few days
United Pre
is
the after it is most Inte 10 wounded by the Commmmasti t.w Here tofore the Oriental artillery Exelu ion Act banned the entry of most Japanese and Koreans. Since the end of the war rez vicemen bad women la alt parts of the world have been able to bring their spouses back to the Enlled States with little culty. During the period of
wives
Briten
་་
New Tremors In
Assam
Shillong. Avcom, Aunt. 22
of alien meated indux (from 1045-1918) the GI Art facilitated such catries.
The allen bride neder only
husband's birth copy of their
Seven nad varthquake hucks certificate, their marriage cert:- fiente and advice that her som Doom today, killing 10 band was a member of or was workers in the t a gardens.
discharged from honourably aring service.
IMMIGRANTS
shook the Upper Aram town of
The new tremors followed last week's insive enrth con- vulsions in whic: 80 people are nificially stated la have lost their lives. Pawe could enter
Unofficial estimates, how three-month visitor's visa and
put the figure at over it Lever, coul Fermain permanently
200. they
nurried wire
within
The shocks last week caused During this! three months.
als provided incalculable" damage and less the allen keldis life in the State and, Henhmaputra cnused upperdented floods
Sir
time the thu the Govern
army transporthieu for ment of Pakistan "continued to
and families.
stand upon the agreed resatu- tions
United of the
Nations Commission specifying an over- all plebiscite as the manner of rettlemont".
Sir Owen continued, "They were unwilling to enter upon a conference which had for its purpose the discussion of the possibility of settling the matter by partition and limited plebis cite.
Even if therwise it might have been
jeen porcible to arrange an out-and-out partition without any plebiscite, it was evident that both parties would in that insist upon having the event vale of Kashmir,
"This fact I expressly con- irmed with both parties. Neither Prime Minister considered that any purpose could be served by another meeting"
BECAME FUTILE
S: Owen finally offered to Prepare a plan for the settle- ment of the dispute representing a solertion which, in bis judge' ment, should now be adopted and itered to summon a con- ference at which he would pro- duce this plan for acceptance cr rejection.
In the result it becanie futile to call a further con- ference. With reférence to one matter the view that I adopted and that upon which Intlin stood differed to much that I dropped the proposal to produce a plan of my own."
In conclusion, Sir Owen prals- ed, the Governments and peoples of Pakistan and India for their courtesy, consideration and kindness to him, and referred again to the fallure of both
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Yugoslavia
Sends
Notes To Bulgaria Rejecting Charges
Britain Expects To Have Best Jet Bomber In World By Next
London, Aug. 22.
By spring of next-year,-Britain-expeets-to-
Spring
have the biggest, fastest and highest altitude jet Why
bombers in the world.
Atlantic
The new plant aircraft, which Fu for has not been named and bas only a terlht number, was gald to be in an advanced stage of construction and designed to
Pact Powers re Discussions
at altitudes between
Why Chiang Lost Support Of People
Washington, Aug. 22.
† 50,000 mund 60,000 feet at a speed
Too much silk and not enough of over 600 miles per hour.
blue overalls cost Generalissimo was said to be roughly twice the Chiang Kai-shek the support of size of the Lancaster bomber, the Chinese prople, a Congress- Britain's largest wartime bom-man charged today. The chargo ber, which had a wing span of threw a stout measure of support 120 feet and a fuselage 78 feet Dean Achieson.
from the Secretary of Stale, Mr
lom. It is also larger than the American B-30.
that he attended
London, Aug. 22. Mr Charles Spofford. American Chairman of the North Atlantic Deputies' e
Republienn Representative | Council, withheld comment
Albert Epel told Me Acheson at here today on the replies by which has already been
The new bomber's fuselage, a recent closed hearing of the the Atlantic Pact Govern-1pleted with tested pressurised committee
com-loune Appropriations Sub- ments to America's request compartments, was sald for information on defence about one-third longer than the chieftains in China some years
Lanenster, with programmes.
more than double. It is estl. According to usually well-mated to welgh, equipped, buil Informed source the replies were
"We were a large banquet not teaded, about 70,000 lbs. circulated at today's meeting of compared with the Lancaster's from 9 o'clock until 11," the Council but there was no 48,000 lbs.
Mr Engel cald. "Everybody was in silles. They had every- reussion on them.
The new bomber was said to hang to eat under the sun." They will be the subject of a have six pure jet engines com.
lo banquet with Chiang and his awing span back.
Achetal discussion after theyletely hidden 111 swept-back One day, Mr Enget lunched by the wings with no bulges and to with the Communist leader be equipped to carry special Mo Tze-tung, who arrived
studiel have been Deputies.
American comments o replies are expreled after they have been generally debated and when they are being welded
the
bombs.
TEST RESULTS
Every piece of metal and every
averall finance pro-
amme of the Atlantic poweramut, belt and screw
It was univstuart that the tested under working strain in ni
wearing blue Overalls, $1.50 blue denim Jacket and a blue
Bandera. "He was the kind of
that Chinese
riest important pullit rate at temperature of zu derece below 5kl.
than
would appeal to the
rather propie Kai-shek," Mr
"I could
Engel
Hot for what in the average China-
-.t something in China that they DTC-
Mr Acheson agreed mu said
also were Ister and countless ince experiments carried out to and was what the State Depart- been arguing for of than alloy which would not pul-ment had
years, "What these national verise or fracture in ley coll.
by anyting was the per- 123 Centigrade It was found the world bility
of a compensation for that stel nuts and bolts requir-tan bad to fight for. Unit you thuse coumla fen where balance of
of fedt at special nickel alloy to
vent fracture at extreme tem-can fight for it is going to be a trade with the United States 15
Metal for the fuse-hipeless problem." adverely affected by ing rature,
turing ever factories from the produce, winds and engine housing tion of dellar exports to arina- ment: production in secordince with the requirements new overall defence programme. The Deputies, who are to meet
All these difeulice were raid administrators have to do is to
overcome,
try to get behind the interests with Main tomorrow, also discussed 10 have been
of the people and
terve the of the exceptions the appointment of a permanent the Belgrade, Aug. 22.
cople," Mr Acheson maid, "If bomber's landing geur, which is they do that then they get the Yugoslavia today sent two notes to the Bully-eneral for the organstilt in the experimental stages support from their own people. garian Government rejecting the Bulgarian, ac-
Hydraulle feather
rubber std
And if they do not you have Jointing was said to have comexactly the situation that you The first note cusations against Yugoslavia.
disintegrated AL lem-have described in Chino-sup. refuted as unfounded and fabricated assertions the
peratures at which the newport moves out from the Na- bomber was derigned
to tional Government.-United Bulgarian Foreign Office statements about Bul-
op: rate-United Press.
Press. garian nationals and refugees from Aegean Mace- donia living in Yugoslavia.
It said the Bulgatain Embrary in Helmade knew very well that these Pulgairs were enjoying the me rights as all other foreign feitizens in Yugoslavia.
The second nele refuted Bul- Becusations of "diseri- Kartan
Hel" against Bul- munatory
rains diplomat: in Yugoslavia, the note Bulgarian diplomat.
out, had for more freedom of
in Yugoslavia movement
Yugoslav du Jumala bave in Bui. storia.**
tha
sation.-Reutter.
FUTURE OF NEW pletely
GUINEA
The Hague, Aug. 22. The dispute between Holland and Indonesia over the future of New Guinea may be 2001 placed before the United Na- | fions, authoritative sources said
TURKISHAID today.
TO KOREA
DISCUSSED
Istanbul, Aug, 20. The United States Ambassa
Sources closed to the Foreign Ministry
predicted that the
Australian Foreign Minister, Mr
Percy Spender,
early approuch
would pinnan to the Dutch
| Government on action against
Australian New Guinen.
merenging tension over the
of Dutch Juture statu:
New led political opinion Guinea has
whole placing the
alleged Indonesian inflation in
Wadsworth, to favour dur. Mr George
A Bulgarian note to Yuge, comferred at the Forelato Office lavia on Aust 18 alle today
with high Government issue before the United Nations, that come Bulgarins in Yugn- ficials and political sources said sources said. slavia had been kept in prison | Turkish alf to the United Na Dutch New Guinea was the
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for a
fur over a year without trial.
Another
THOR OF
T
it
ita
A rollier married alread must
and a half!tions forces in Korea was dissenly part of the former Dutch make it a visn
not in- cotomies East Indies current. with fer hi
of the transfer June 201 The Marshall proved by the Immigration like asking a criminal
Plan and the cluded
to the Djakarta praust the illegal recent Bulgarian sote proposingovereignty and Naturalitation Service, the statement of his views while here.fed
upervision" of Blowian Em- the expulsion of 250,000 of the press.
Government last year. United Stab. Department notifies DiewDU Still actively engaged in
bas 3
in Belgrade.— Turkish minty in Bultarla nearest United States Consul prosecuting bis crime.
Reuter. Dealing wille Communit
wyde alto reported to be antong ises her non quota visa. In
the toples at the two-hour ves- adition the addle brick must, world policy, hy gud, undergo
as that Phyrical nd security brukt
ally impossible for any non- chicken.
government anul he. Continuumist no distinction
even difficult for Soni Com- formmunist ones-to be on terms of Allied countries. real friendship al intimacy Allen brides of United Slate with the Sovit Government, soldiers, however, are admitte! { "I, indeed. Messianie: only tinder the qua of her urte which leads the Sovit country. This usually involves Government towards war."-
There i
En Iween brides Irem
ebony
от
a long wait-United Press,
SIDE GLANCES
zullitt 6-26
Reuter.
fact
By Galbraith
BUS
STOP
CONE, 1990 BY NEA BERVICE, ING. T. H, PEO. U. §. PAT, DET.
"And if i can't get in the Mounties, I'd like to joint your
outfit!"
Production Of Secret Weapons
Japs To Smoke Peace Fags
The Prime Minister. the Foreign Minister and the Minis- ter of Stales attended the con-
Tokyo, Aug. 22. ference.
The Japanese Gwernment Meanwhite. the Bulgarizo | plans to put 1,500,000 packages (Ambassador has been pranied, of its "pence" brand cigarettes at hig OWI request, an ap-in speetal United Nations pack- pointment at the Foreign Office ages en tale on United Nations far
tenorraw. Political cources Day on October 34. The pack- Landen, Au 22.
hand its ages will bear the United seeret; believe Tulkey may production The
reply on the minorky pro-tions lastnia and the words. guided weapons is to
ramme to the Ambassador at There Shall Dr Peace," celerated in Britain,
United Press. that time-United Press.
Bac
The Ministry of Supply an- nounced that Air Chief Marshot Sir Alec Coryion has been up- pointed to concentrate on ordinating
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accelerating wark on research, development : and production.
Co-
Sir Alee Coryton commanded the Third Tactical Air Force m South-East Asia in 1944.
The few facts made public su far about Britain's preparations for "push-button" warfare to dicate that they are well ad-
has! vanced. The Air Force faster than sound robot flying models.
The Navy is well ahead with Are guided plans to
from ships, with for
rockets
greater
Cautious
No
Approach
To Jap Offer
IFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)
London, Aug. 22.
A cautious approach is being shown here to the Japanese Government's declaration that she would like to help the United Nations in regard to range and accuracy than naval Korea. This move is seen against Japan's desire guns can achieve. The war for fuller freedom and the rumours that the draft developed "proximity fuse**
causing a thell to explode auto-peace treaty with Japan is almost ready. matically when gets on
target,
.
"The declaration may be well, has no fand has
frontier been developed, so
with D that
rockely, shells and timed," as the Manchester Guar- Communist state."
One useful thing is found in tropedoes can be radio-directed, dian says loday in an editorial
the best the issuing of the Japanese radar-aimed, automatically guld-which suggests that
ald Japan can give the United statement. There is danger that ed and automatically exploded.
Nations is to conduct its gov- the Korean affair, the Guardian Experts here say there is
to be out, will come present little posibility of end-ernment in such a way that it points
not become " moral regarded by Asians who swallow ing the great weight of an atom does
propaganda bomb in a rocket carrier, bulability to the Western Powers, Communist
which rockot warheads can
ere protecting it” caslly
airuggle between Asla and the Taking preventive measures West. carry
products radio-active
Communist сол-
for the Support
Security capable of contaminating a con- against the
spirators is onc thing,
re Council by
country siderable area.-Reuter.
an Asion establishing the police state 15 ke Japan is, therefore, wel- anoirer, the Guardian
says in pointing out that "fortunately
Thu Guardian leader the question The Hague, Aug. 22.
of reviving the
the plea: "Mr (BS opposed cludes with A meeting of Rotterdam dock- Japanese Army
Yoshida's government must do Police) ers, organised by the Strike to sirengthening
that of President "Action Commilter," voted to need not yet be taken up: un-better an
liko..... Western. dermany Japan Quirino or Emperor Bao Dai." resume work at once-Reuter,
Dutch Dockers
the
come,
con-
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