THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1950.
BIG QUESTION: WILL UNITED NATIONS FORCES CROSS 38TH PARALLEL?
In Korea, Sept. 26.
The Communists have suffered a military catastrophe in Korea and the big question now is whether the United Nations forces will cross the 38th Parallel to make sure that the aggressors are squashed for good.
Meanwhile, the Red Com-arca two days ago, whereupon! Kuren to be left to the Security munist Army around what the troops, many of whom we Counell for final decision.
Koreans who The resolution being circulat- used to be called the Pusan reluctant South
had been Imprrrced Into theed by Britain would call for the beachhead is evaporating.inunist Army, went back reaffirmation of previous As- which e- Many are undoubtedly hid to the form ng rapidly as possembly resolutions
tablished the Commission for i ing their weapons
Of course, this does not mean observe elections in Korea on Korea and empowered it to changing back into pensant
elm: the war is over; it may both sides of the 30th Parallel garb.
never end informal surren
and report on the withdrawal of. Russlan and American
and
Political commissary are sald t have all pulled out of tha
Terrorists In Assam Rounded Up
sible.
der,
But now the airmen, who nade the big difference between Ue two forces before de LN,
troops.
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Rusia never "pemitted the
North go into
Pyongyang Coverument.
the
armles got going, sometimes! Commission to have to dawille in the air walt- Korea to observe either the ing for largets to be reported Soviet withdrawal, on which Dion speedily Moserw reports were the last by spotter
elecilors for and cleverly are the Commies word, or taking cover..
Whenever they are caught
It was understood the United In the open they are
States favoured revamping the laughtered from the air.
There was one such episode Korean Commission to include yesterday when Commies were as any Asian countries as
This would Gauhati, Assam, Sept. 26. discovered hidden alongside possible.
spike ('chimunist propaganda claims The police have rounded way in camouflaged positions
the waiting
ambush tu
West sought
passing
10
up G0 terrorists near Nazirks. They were soon flushed dominate Keren and eventually In the Sibsgar sub-division
at with napalm and ran wildly ja!! Asin,
als directions into river beds and up the hillsides secking be in full agreement with this
of Assam, according to re- ports reaching here today.
The repurts
that the sald polu susperter tanl the → route men were members of a "rovstationary Communist par-
the
Carter dup tehes said that
Assam Government harl
rome place to hide.
HIGH PRAISE
The Army commanders have in high in their praise of 1110 Air Force. and General Walton Walker told the Com-
Fure he thought he was being
modest m his estimates of the deats ant damage inflicted en the enemy,
pastel home and pred policemier of the First U.S. Air
infurbed areas where tratakisto wen Ballagg propte and to the property.
Shallow, the capital or Ausam, Mr Haladhar Bhuyan, Socratury of 1 Asa Con- gte, Trliamentary Party, said yesterday that and lasts | Gelating to a certain political party" hat planned farge-scale political Amare we le openly dullenging the authority of the Govern- ment."
murders
1
Witt
Mr Bhayanid that he was
Seoul has a lower of smoke over at that plumes high in the ing-a greyish white column that makes the town look as it
had several volcances inside A number of Yak planes Were captured on the ground at Kampa,
Russian-style had its bombs Inaded, and its engine had been warm-
confident steps taken by the Asd up shortly before the air-
Jam Government so far would brong the situation under con- trol.
Erid was captured,
Yesterday, an estimated 300 querilins
nld to be
field,
rice
were
paddies
but"
they
Britain was reported not to
plars.-United Press,
the near whether try anything or Just away and let their com~ indes in ang around Scout do fighting remains to be
re
Meanwhile, reports from the adjoining State of Manipur,,on de tudo-Burma border, today would sai that leatiets had been drozi- ped all over the Slate asking the
co-operate with the
dealing with ren
people to Government in Cuannust terorism."
The leaflets said that la four months Communists
and their ellies had committed 20 dacollies and nee murders-Ileuter,
ALY KHAN'S SALE OF
A HORSE
inst
Hush arrangements Ore. be. made to get rice to feed Le Koreans, who are with the Americans in that
area doing
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lot
Paris, Sept. 26, Prince Aly Khan, son of the Aga Khin and husband; of Miss Rita Hayworth, the American film actress, was cited in court here today! over a horse,
of heavy work and net.
inst as security guards.
Fresh
arriving Press.
American troops
are
in Korea United
SALUTARY EFFECT
London, Sept. 20. The Evenlug Stainlord tonight weld that an advance by United States forces in Korea to the borders of China "would have a
alutary effect, on Moscow."
American guns would be les man 90 miles from the vital
of port
Vladivostok," the newspaper declared,
"Port Arthur would be with- :1: easy bombing range,
Commenting on the fall of Scout in its editorial Tonight, In a plea being heard by the Standard said: "In the next
tays President Truman may well order General Mac- Arthur to continue bis advance to the north most boundaries of Korea."-Reuter.
Court of Referees, MI: few
Calcutta flofen Marcial, businessman, asked for the Prince's sale to him of a hors to be cancelled.
10
among
Bird
The Hand
This friendly young bird provides a moment of relaxation and a chuckle for two American soldiers in Korea. The men, Sgt. Edward Sokolowski, left. of Turners Falls, Mass, and Sgt. Jesse L. Hobbs of Atlanta, Ga., are enjoying their first rest In several days of fighting with the 27th Division. (Acme).
Hit By Car
Danger Spots Far East
In
Lake Success, Spet. 26.
United Nations experts on the Far East are to-
the
day anxiously studying maps of Asia in an attempt to evaluate the danger spots of aggression on North Korean pattern.
Their interest has been sharpened by the recent warning given in the Security Council by Sir Gladwyn Jebb, the chief British delegate, that the forces of "Communist imperialism" may strike again nt sonte point in Asin.
An estimate of the pre-jlisve certain internal troubles of sent situation in key Asian town, it is sufficient strength left over to help other Asian countries shows the follow-Communist movements
ing score:
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the society, destroyed by Mussolint.
Thailand: Communist Pro- In view of the general picture
some pro- in the Far East, Asina experts paganda has made Press, but no immediate threat hero would welcome
Communist revol is re-establishment of several United little of Student nurse Mary Pat Dobel comforts
ported.
There is, however, 1 Nations "watchdog" Commis Nancy Carolyn Heck who lies motionless with both legs danger of invasion of arteelsions on the lines already dis-
from cut-cussed suspended in the air in a hospital in Parsons, Kansas. Communist forces The child's legs were broken when she was hit by a side. car, but it's only a matter of time before she'll be
running about again. (Acme).
GREECE DENIES EXECUTIONS
This former
itons.
Thesa
Ja
anong certain delega-
Indo China: French colony is generally con
It Commissions, sidered here to be the greatest argued, could be posted in the the danger spot in Asia, particular-danger spots to report to
United Nationa in advance ly In view of developments in Karra.
where trouble was likely to They could also deter- mine, without delay, the rallent facts of any aggression.
SOME PROGRESS
p10-
occur.
The French and Vietnamese forces have made some
The United Nations Secretariat Kress in regaining control has, in the past yours, built up
from the important districts
a considerable staff of trained Vietminh movement under the
observers to work in the field. already have practical leadership of Moscow-trained These Dr Ho Chi Minh,
experience in regions as far The
are, apart as Greece, Korca and anti-vertheless, estimated to cou-Palestine.
Flushing Meadow, Sept. 26. Greece today denied Russian, Polish and Czechoslovak charges that mais executions of trade unions and Fascist leaders were taking place in Greece.
Communist forces
Me Mardah wanted the court
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rail today: Informed sources he cold he bought from Aly Khan for 1.500,000 francs. Mr that Britain was efrculating a Assembly Mardah alleged he bought the resolution horse without seeing him after delegations to have the United Nations Commission on Korea in meeting Prince Aly Khan Paris, but that at the first trial Ko Into North Korea and make
trol large "Islands" of territory They comprise both military the colt proved to be wind- arrangements for free and in-
as well as exercising consider and elvilian personnel who broken.
dependent elections for a unifled
under strictly defined Mr Mardah claimed that in government for the whole coun-
The Greek delegate, Mr. at clemency towards Its crimine political influence on the work
pepulation.
rules and discipline. The mili the circumstances The taley
The resolution was under- Panayotis Cancellopoulis, als, he maintained.
snid and his
They are also
to butary personnel have no for been should be annulled
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complete Thud ruled that
ald of Chinese countries, with the exception of advance General Assembly of the the "Balkan Question."
force with the urms and Chinese Communist the Soviet Union and other Edmond Destrambre, the Assis-knowledge and upproval of the
European It overwhelmingly defeated an, training. United States military Eastern tant Thirector of the Parle Jardin United States. It was expected United Nations: "There hug
o not been one single execu- Fastern European
the Reuter. des Plantes (Zoological. Gar- that the resolution would
attempt to aid is beginning to reach
forces but dens), be charged with examin before the Assembly's powerful tion in Greece since 1949, have the Assembly
drop the French-Vietnamese after the two decisive issue
not yet in sizable quantities. and examine, instead,
Malaya: The British Govern victories of the Greek "foreign intervention" in Greece, ment has for more. than two been hunting dowit Army."
I voted to send the Balkan years Greree had adapter a policy sue to its Politica: Committee Chinese Communist guerilias in the steaming jungles of this rld country. More than 600 and Over During the discussion the uniformed personnel
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However, present plans culled for the question of whether the
will take place until M, Dechar forces under the command of
bre's Andings have been sub- General MacArthur would halt mittel, the Judge sald.--Reu-at the 38th Parallel or pursue the Korean Invaders to North
ter.
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for a full hearing.
Germans Not Soviet Ambassador to the United 600 civilians have beon, killed to
Invited
Paris, Sept. 28,
Slates, Mr Alexander Panyush-dale. lan, accused the Greek Govern- Indonesia: There is no large-
ment of carrying on "terroristic colo activities."
organised Communist movement in this former Dutch colony,
but the Communist The Polish delegate, Mr Farly, which is able to operate Jullus Hans Suchi, declared: openly, is taking advantage of Germany will not contribute "Thousands of people are being the disturbed political conditions
Gestapo methods to stir up frouble where it can. at present any treps to the new fortured by
beat the famous concentration Atlantic Army about
of Mneronites which is
MAIN MENACE created, usually well-informed ramp sources said here today,
managed jointly by the United States and Greece,
Mr Cancellopoulis,
The French view premature to discuss
that it is
the re-
The Philippines: The main menace
from the here comes replying. Communist led Hukbalahaps, arming of Germany prevailed in said that the Sovie! Unton had who are estimated to have up to the Big Three and Atlantic "no noraight" to tale of 15,000 armed men on the Island Council talks in New York, the alleged terror In other countries of Luzon. cources added,
Bal the question may be re- opened when the Defence Minis- ters of the Atlantic Council meet in New York on October 2.
"until the doors of its own coul
The Government of President try are opened,"
Elpidio Quirino is confident that He counter-charged that tho It can keep the Hules under con- Soviet Union had failed to re-trol provided that the morale of patriate 28,000 Greek children the people la not affected by despite United Nations appeals economic want and by the Com-
victories manist
elsewhere, notably in Korea.
A substantial part of the to that effect. army, the creation of which is
to be announced in an Allantie: Furthermore, he maintained The biggest question anerk Cound communique in Now that Greece had raved some for Asian experts here at Lake Yark tonight, will be siatloned 70,000: Greek citizens in the Buccosis..! Communist China. in Western Germany, the same Caucanus from deportation to It is recognised that although sources declared.--Reuter.
Soviet Russia.”—Neuter.
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