1950-09-25

Alaskan Relics To Be Tested

Philadelphia, Sept. 24. Traces of the earliest North Americans-migrants across the Bering Straits from Asia to Alaska-have been discovered by an archacological expedition to the Arctic, led by Dr Froelich Rainer, Director of the Pennsylvania Universi- ty Museum.

De Raiser announced her to- Jay that he and his associates tund found probably the first re- Gaile evidence supporting the of thcury that the drst inhabl- Lint of North Aineries were primitive nomads crossing the Dering Straits in the Stone Age.

Exactly how far back he re- heduled would be determined soon, Dr Rainer sald, by a new system of radio-activity carbon alysis at the nuclear labora.

Univerity tories of the Chiengʊ.

Between 2,000 and 3.000 ub. la have been brought here from excavation sites in North- west Alaska. Most of them were Quely thiselled parts of rione, tools and weapons.

But sure were specimens of salon radio-tetive Isotipo, car- }

XIV, which

appeared in!. very living belag, Dr Hainer

The radio-active reltesinclud-

v pieces of charcoal from the ures of prehistoric Atartons und frements of reiner antlers charted antal bone,

When the Chicago tests were completed within a few weeks, Or Baler said, the archucolo- its would know whether they and found traces of the earliest

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Cutter Conquers Storms

THE HONGKONG · TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1950.

Hongkong-Built Ship Raised

KOREA MAY BE

BEGINNING OF END OF WAR

Castleford, Sept. 24.

Mr Philip Noel-Baker, Minister for Fuel and Power, declared here today that the war in Korea. might well be "the beginning of the end of war." This could come, he said, from the application of "the principle that aggressive war is a crime against mankind which must be suppressed by the collec- tive support of other nations for the victim."

Press Visit

In Korea, Mr Noel-Baker nid, 53 nations were stand- ing against aggression for the rules of law. Soldiers were dying on foreign suil tunder the ag of the

Regarded As United Nations. They were

Significant

Admiralty salvage ex- perts have, by what is regarded as a classic piece of salvage, raised IIMS Breconshire, former mer- chant ship which made a series of historic voyages under the White Ensign to supply Malta during the war years. A Line ship, she was

Glen bullt

In Hongkong at the Tai- koo Dockyard and launch- ed in 1939. Picture shows divers allout attending 10 leakages aft. — (Central Press).

U.S. War Bill

Presented

Washington, Sept. 24. America's $4,700 million Wor Tax Bill, Imposing new and heavy obligations dying not to promote any on Individuais and cor~ material national gain. he porations, has become faw doclared, but for

with that

President Truman's principle.

"That principle has been the

of Labour's foreign | ux policy since the First World War," he added.

applied In ago or In

Washington, Sept. 21. The visit of the world press party here during the past week was regarded by

"If it has been veteran newsmen as a pre- Manchuria 20 years lude to better organisation Abyssinia, as the Labour Party

then demnanted. for international co-opera-World War would never have tion among editors and pub-occurred. lishers..

the

Second

"Its application In Korea is The aftermath of the United in event of immense signi States tour by

Whatever our present distinguished dennee. editon from five continents will sufferings, the historians of the

consideration of a project future may regard it

is the for an International Press In- beginning of the end of war."-

Reuter.

New York, Sept. 24. The 36-foot culter Ituna, į be

latting! after successfully strong winds for 13 days Crom Bermuda. finally was towed to dock this morning pants will remain in New York

stitute.

fur

The South American partier-

participation in a

press

UNDYING DISGRACE

London, Sept. 24.

bebind a Coast Guard cut-conference from October 8 to Britain's Health Minister, Mr which will aludy a planAneurin Bevan, declared fo-

ter.

13,

+21

signature,

The

measure was pass-

ed by Congress only on Friday.

The The

Administration

wants new millions promptly to help pay the Cost of the Korean fight- ing and the general rear- mament programme and to combat Inflation.

Next week, the Govern- bezin takluk ment will

faxes out one-ith more

all salaries and wares. -Reuter,

SOVIET CHANGING

inter-American co-opera-night that if the Americans had HER MIND?

referred to

You

AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE ON CREATION OF WESTERN EUROPEAN ARMY

New York, Sept. 24.

The

Thongkong Telegraph

Morning" Post Bollding. Hongkong.

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With apparent agreement in principle on the creation of a Western month." European army, designed to resist Communist aggression, the 12 members Now contributionis, always wels of the North Atlantic Treaty Council are now faced with a series of con-allar, business communications and stitutional, military and financial problems that touch upon the organisa- tion of a continental force.

como, iould be addramen, to the

adverÜmmonia to the secretary,

Telephone; 20011 (8 Lines).

CLASSIFIED

It is expected that the Big Three Forelan and De- will be placed on instructing constitutional problema will fence Ministers here on Friday national groups in the Use of

and Saturday, be ironed out

No announce- American the when

weapons currently ment of any decision was made suppiled under the military ADVERTISEMENTS Council reconvenes, prob-at the end of Saturday's meet-assistance programme and on ably on Tuesday, after an, but Informed sources be- standardising communications

Heved that consideration of the primarily codes and wave- week-long recess period.

20 WORDS $3.00 question of German integration lengths,

postponed until frenco Military and Anancial ques-Was

The 12 Atlantle Counell de for 1 DAY PREPAID Atlantic community puties have called a meeting for tions will be left over to the and other

nations

fully rearmed Monday morning Pact conference of

were Defence

under the ADDITIONAL and more United States divi- chairmanship of Mr Charles Ministers, scheduled for October

Spofford (U.S.)-United Press.

IN STAGES New York, Sept. 24.

INSERTIONS $1.50 PER DAY.

10 cents FER WORD OVER 20

Births, Deaths. Marriages,

in Washington, and to talks on sions aigned to Europe. other levels within the Atlantic

CONSULTATIONS Pact organisation.

The problem of constitu- Mr Emanuel Shinwell, the Personal $3.00 par Incertian not arrangements was DeBritial Defence Minister, mid exceeding 26 words, 25 cente

| each additional word. litre today, before nying boine, Big made by the Western in

Three Foreign and Defence

The Council called a recess anal last week to reach a solution lieved

on two problems-the question members

Finaller

to concern

of the organisation

of German participation in the more than the Big Three, who that come advances had been projected force and organisation had considerable experience in such large-scale joint operations

of the high command

way

ALTERNATE INSERTIONS 10% EXTRA Ministers in their talks in New IF NOT PREPAID A BOOKING FEE OF 50 cents IB CHARGED York.

We will forward replies to

vertiser desires.

as to prevent clashes the last war.

At least one Foreign Minister with national constitutions and.

Asked If these advances con- Mr Halvard Lange of Norway- principles of sovereignty.

Names and addremes should The German problem seemed flew home during the recess for curned the problem of including }10 have been solved in top consultations, and others were German units in the Northccompany Advertisements, not necessarily for publication, but PECTEL conferences of the understood to be consulting with Aliantle Pact Army, he replied: to ensure that repiles are revi

their governments by cable, "The advances were made on colved by the person for whom

It is understood the United the general problem of building they are Intended. States is suggesting a command up the forces of the West. In arrangement whereby a supreme all these matters, there must be einander, responsible only to an evolutionary process. You the stated address if the ad

and Atlantic Council but enjoying take the problem in inrge degree of independence, agreement comes in stages."

Ho added: "There was no appointed. He would be assisted by a specific problem,

All matters Joint international staff

discussed were related." posed of Chiefs of Staff or their The Ministers completed their representatives, of all member two-day conference yesterday. Lucknow, Sept. 24. nations of the European Army. The results will be submitted BLANKET AUTHORITY to the 12-nation North Atlantic More than 150 delegates

Such from 11 countries will dis-

commander would Council for action.

The Counelt is tentatively have blanket authority to send cuss the present problems of terces of any participating natias scheduled to meet in New York the Far East at

the 11th to any spot within the Atlantic on Tuesday. Reuter, conference of the Institute area where their presence was

CONFERENCE ON PACIFIC AFFAIRS

would be

Com-

of Pacific Relations, which fudged necessary. This might be

conflict with Lu

the orthodox meets in Lucknow from

principles of national sovereignty, October 3 to 15.

will

lem will be worked out's is-

PRESS

but it is believed that the prob- PHOTOGRAPHS Pani Jawaharlal Nehru, the tactorily at the Council meeting

Prime Minister,

no Supreme

planning

Indian open the

Tuesday, conference here on

It is believed

Copics of photographs October 3. The Institute, which Commander would be appointed taken by the South China

concerned with the study of however, fintil The international affairs in Asia and stage of the European force 19 Morning Post and Hong Kong the Pacife area, is an unofeta! holy.

completed.

the Joint

of the North

Arrangements would be band-Telegraph Staff Photographers Its permanent Secretariat is led temporarily by

are on view in the in New York. Its membership Staff and such already existing cousists of all countries with military organs

Allantle organisation, such að interests in the Far East, and the Defence and Military Com

is conferences are held every three years,

of the Communist Southeast peace

the

mittees and the leading inill- iary group, which is composed

Among the subjects to be dis-of top officers of the Big Threa. It is believed that after the cussed at the Lucknow meeting

is actually Anny the role of the | 47°C

United European Captain Anthony Jacob maid; | tion.

been as well armed as the Run-

Nations in Korva, the effects created, the Supreme Comman-

presumably in der

General policy in The toughest two days of our

sans, th: war in South Korea Some members of the visiting would have been over long ago.

Flushing Meadow, Sept. 24.

Asia, trip were wiren trying to make

Japanese Dwight Eisenhower would ap Fears that the Soviet Union "Do the Narrows frorn Loog istand." party humorously

ink that Rusin,

pelut a French officer to com- Anty, regional "Little United which He id that off Long Island the Kruup as

has the greatest war night demonstratively walk out t

operation in Southeast Asia, and all land forces, a British vesel

in mind it that Nations" having Raker 1.

of officer to direct met

guilt-from the current session of the machine in the world,

international cosmopolitan membership.

have vanished | F reached 60 miles an hour.

less?" he asked in an address to United Nations

Japan's

revival and lions, another British officer to the North

United States officer to com -- Party.

Southeast Asia.

mand the strategic air force,

-STANDARDISATION

Four Irish students arrived after the 1,500-mile trip, which included Brea!, Frazee, Vigo, Spa, Marieira, Canary Islands, Bad Hermuda.

were

effects

naval

opera-

economic Paddington Labour almost entirely in diplomatic American economic policier in head the tactical air forces and

circles here.

Morning Post Building.

ORDERS BOOKED.

AMBULANCE

BRIGADE

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

BRIGADE.

service

Washington newsmen general- ly retarded the party's tour as far more significant than any

The milder Soviet attitude sut The Indian Council of World dozens of previous It was an undying distraue the

On the military level, i would and the countries piro be foreign Journalists' tours here. to the nation that armed North this sordon is interpreted by Affairs will be the host of the

HONG KONG DISTRICT. necessary to integrate cro Korea" that the North Koreans some observers as showing that conference earlier visits The more

delegations including tank in the swift pace of the recent ending

nlready existing defence ar-

WANTED arranged by aviation were taught to us.

United either

the ternational events has left the Britain,

States, companies to demonstrate new stead of tractors and ploughs.

|Russians puzzled.

Comata, France,

Australia,rangements, such as the Western

Union pact of Brussels and the Books, papers and magazineı "f travel or by

Holland.

to Incita,

distribution tacitles

New Japan, "No greater crime has been

North Atlantic naval agreement, for "Rood- to foster Girl governments

These

Pakistan and crents include the Zenland, against du North

into the overall Atlantic defence camps In the New Territories wi8" or propaganda futurests, committed

United Nations action in Korea,Philippines.

force, Korean working class than that the plans for a vast re-armament The 1910 conference of the

Please communicate with United Press.

the natives have been1 driver

MRS HOLMES-BROWN.! Europe and America, the re-estitute was held in Englar into losing their live:

2 Tai Hang Road. of organisation

Stratford-on-Avon,--Reuter. Westat the necessarily."

MR K C. WONG, European defences and the pians}

Room 600, Bank of East Asia WE WILL ARRANGE

Captain Jacob at the radio Fantanitter went cial 144 the st day out of Bermuds. They

Gibso Also carried

mergency set which they never

- Jacob sald the etew stoul wateke? during the night for Dero hours, then lept for six in heavy weather.

He said

often two were needed to stuer.

WITHOUT MOTOR

INFLUENCE OF Mr Bevan termed at a tragedy for Germang and Jagati,

HU SHIH

the

AIR CRASH

RIDDLE

that we have to set aside so

The Kremlin is believed to inuch of our resources in user consider that these developments not to tempt people le demand a row analysis and a "We reckoned on making the

chancer on something und, by trip in seven days bût we were

New York, Sept. 24. becalmnext for one and a half The New York Times, in antaking a chance, result in the possible realignment of polley.

world being plunged into war,"

Mr Andrei Vyshinsky and his days and met northwest windsditorit today commesting

Instend of relying on a war aides against us most of the rest of reports that the son of Dr Hu

are taken be cautiously

Washington, Sept. 24. to the machine to maintain peace, the feeling their he way," said Jacob,

Shih denounced kn

way at present. The American air rescue ser Western powers neetied Howar Communists, expressed sympathy

But it is but expected that they vice today put out then quickly They had no auxiliary motor, not for Dr 11u Shih but for the strong that no one to templ-will return to the policy of boy withdrew The Ituna (Greek to safely going inan who has been forces/ed to risk vletory easily

the wreckage of a "We are desperately anxious which, according to some that into statements that are so faise to put an end to this folly deservers, the Russians now robomber, nussing since Thursday ha to be ludicrous."

#:rd as a political mistake-night on a flight from Labrador quickly as possible," he added.— The editorial said that Dr u Reuter,

on sea) left Iretond with a

night - horsepower muxiliary motor which Jacob said proved

eless, so they sold it in Vigo.

Spalth. The crew ate canned Shih "not only represents the Food for the trip, washed down school of

wine bought in whose Spanish

philosophile thought; Influence they (Com-

Vigo, where they had traded nisis) are trying to bliterate.. the motor for a couple of gal- I also represents what 13

ons of the wine.

damage.

even more intolerable-treesom

The Huna seemed to weather bof thought and action." trie słona well and was without

Jacob all the only It added that as a great and damage was two foresails lost honourable man "Dr Hu Shili has the right to be proud of Communist erunity," United

ane In the Golf Stream and the thee outside New York har bour-United Press.

Press.

EDITORE PROUE RENTICE, INC.-NUEVA YORK

FARMERS'

TOUR

Reuter.

an announcement

150

h been found.

sald

The

original message thist the wreckage hnd bein sighted about 100 to 120 miles from the take-off point at Goose

British Zone Bay, Labrador.

Exercise

Manwhile, the

at Tucson,

plane's base Arizona, zaid that

he wreckage of a 150 bomber

nd beun

found in the same area and that there was an "un- determined" number of B45-

service rescue

officials original announce-

Air

London, Sept. 24. Budapest, Sept. 24. A Royal Air Force transport | vivers. A party of 52 Soviet plane and wn chartered civil

airliners left London Airport nude the collective farmers arrived today carrying nearly 100 Ser-ment after a mcafe fion here today

alvisevice chiefs from several coun-Goose Bay. Soon afterwards

There will also be the prob- tems of standardisation of arms. all equipment and tactles of participating countries, Work

already In standardisation han heen in progress for some tire.

That all It ret expreted countries will be called upon to standardise their weapons cause is felt that effort at standardisailon Interfere with the development of new weapons, but emphasis

be-

excessive may

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William HARTNELL

AT 2.00, 4.30, 7.00 9.30 P.M.

Robert BEATTY

Joyce HOWARD in

"APPOINTMENT

WITH CRIME"

ADDED ATTRACTION

495 Hungarian farmers on collec- tries La Bucckeburg, Schaum- they received another message "INTERNATIONAL BURLESQUE”

tive farming and to boosture Lippe, Germany, for the telling them to disregard the British occupation force exer-original one and that a further the membership drive here cise "Broadside."

report would follow-Reuter. by the Producers' Co-opera- tive Movement.

"The house was dark, see? But when I crawl- through the window, there's fifteen people watching a television programme)”-

The exercise, which begins tomorrow and will last six days. one of the biggest ever in

They were from Carpathian the British Zone, Ukraine, at one time n Hun- garian province.

Over 15,000 individual

France, Belgium, Holland and other European countries will farbe represented at the exercise by their Navy, Ariny, and Air mers in Hungary Joined the Force Attaches in London Producers' Co-operatives or es-

South American states and tablished new ones when a de-

British Commonwealth Services legation of 200 Hungarian pea-sent senior staff officers-Reu-

a visit to sants returned from Soviet collective farms in July and went on a lecture tour.

ter,

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION:

Also

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found: (a) 1-0 (6) 9-0 and found: te) u—1 la 3-0 Stand; (e) 3-i (1) 4-0 Call the cost houses DR V 11. ## (2) v. F 6). I's score in goals, was did; so they either won both (a) and (a) or they won (1) and lost (a). The former alter- balive is “out”; as Dɔ won the cup,

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