FRANCO'S SURPRISE VISIT
Oporto, Sept. 27. General Francisco Franco, the Spanish Chief of State, and the Portuguese Prime Minister, Dr Antonio Sala- zar, today made a surpriso visit to Oporto from Spain, where Dr Salazar has been staying with the Spanish lender for some days.
As with Dr Salazar's Spanish visit, which he made incognito, announcement had been the of the trip across
The
Spanish and Portuguese lenders travelled in the
stande frontier.
SAME Car from Vigo, In northwest Spain.
Traveling with the party were Senor Martin Arinjo, the Spanish Foreign Minister.
the
Spanish Ambassador to Por- tugal,
Nicolas Franco,
Senor
and Senior Carneiro Pachecho, the Portuguese Arulassador to Portugal in Madrid,
They were escorted by platoon
evelists and
O
pollee motor-
a squadron of
cavalry na far as the Spanish
frontier.
in
Dr Salazar and General Franco were welcomed Oporto by the Portuguese De
Minister, Lt Col. fence Fernando dos Santos Costa, al the barracks of the Portuguese crack 6th Infantry.
General Franco visited 1 10 cellar in Oporto famous taste the port wine. He was promised a new port would be in his honour, to ba created called by his title "Caudillo."
General Franco, Dr Salazar And Colonet Santos Costa then visited the barracks of the 2nd Regiment of Heavy Artlilery, vers General Franco ha.pected!
a military parade followed by
march past.-Reuter.
North
Peace
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
South Korean Military Police
Koreans Send Offer Through Government
INDONESIA Peking
TO JOIN AID TALKS
Flushing Meadows, Sept. 27. North Korea has expressed its readiness to end the Korean war on terms that would provide for. United Nations elections throughout the country, withdrawal of Communist troops behind the 38th Parallel and confinement of United States forces to the Pusan bridgehead, highly reliable sources said today.
London, Sept. 27. Indonèsia will join the Commonwealth talks taking place here on aid to Sonth and Southeast Asia an an:
The North Koreans were observer.
learned i WITH
said to have forwarded a authoritatively today.
Sho will be represented by four-point peace proposal to Per Ambassador her, Dr S. the Indian Ambasselor to Sabandrio,
Peking through the Chinese Communist regime.
Cop
call 75-
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Nattily dressed South Korean military policemen stand at strict attention as they wait for an in- spection beside a railway station at Taegu. Ac- cording to American Army reports, the well- trained MPs have been invaluable in the search for Communist guerillas who infiltrate American lines dressed as civilians, priests or friendly troops.
(Acme).
Czech Premier Complains
28, 1950.
"Faceless Men
With Guns'
Singapore, Sept. 27.
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"Faceless-men-with-guns" is the nickname! given by Malayan security officers to Communists and other countries F150 who are spreading terror and death through South- News contributions, always wale east Asia. They have won their nickname because, como, ould be addresses to the in their bloody campaign of murder, torture, arson advertisements to the Secretary.. and guerilla warfare, they strike so swiftly that Telephono: 20811 (5 Lines). they are rarely seen.
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Security officials here de- A few weeks ago, terrorists clare thut it WAS the hanged and stabbed two chlid-
of n
Sakai rubber-tapping "faceless-men-with-gung" on
family in Pahang. The molber who, at the end of July, of the children was butchered killed two wounded British when she rushed to help them. Such torturing and kings police sergeants in Perak; who, on the same day, murare not especially directed to for 1 DAY PREPAID
wards those whom the Commu-ADDITIONAL dered two Chiese, and anfnist commonly call "capitalists." Indian in Johore; who 'at On the contrary, it is mainly the tempted to assassinate abourers and their families who 10 cents PEN WORD OVER 20 die because they cannot afford prominent Chinese educa- to contribute food or money on tionist in Singapore; and terrorist elemand.
The bodies of Europeana am- who set ablaze 5,000 tons i
long
common
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of raw rubber as part of the bushed by terrorists have been
found gruesomely mutilated,
Communist political blackmail, campaign to sabotage Ma- laya's economy.
in Salgon, has K ઘર the "faceless men spread to Singapore and Mala-IF NOT PREPAID A BOOKING they say, who recently mur-yon cities, though so far not on dered on American professor the same extensive-scale. Red and journalist in Indonesia. | China "Victory” bonds are today It is the "faceless men" who being sold legally in Singapore. kill with pistol and grenade The money raised Koca in Vietnam and French Government part to Chin und partly to officials, editors and business-finance Malayan terrorist operu men in Indo-China, It 1 the tions, for more than 10 percent were of the terrorists in Malaya ore
men
"foveless
who described recently by Pant Chinese.
Nehru, the Indian Prime Minis- ter, in Delhi na "killing with callous conviction."
The
Chinese
BLACKMAIL
There is no Nationalist move- inment in Malaya such as muskes the Communist activity in Indo- China,
faceless mén" conununities every- where are the sinister surces- Rory to the old tong war "hal- chet men,"
The blackmailing Red bond salesman approaches a Chinese
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So far, the terrorist tide with
If this threat is ignored, It is its "faceless" riders has surged Prague, Sept. 27.
is followed up by arron as a Boni strongly, but *23* Czechoslovak Prime
in Malaya than anginnerit. Minister, M. Antonin Zapotorky, further north, thanks to the
menacingly. So today that the trying to impose
blockade
On the other hand, it was
Front yakit
the "faceless-
Internal security conditions West was
in Western ant economie remitting vigilance of security militate against | sponsored elections throughout are unconditional surrender" of
forces her, spearheaded by men-with-Runs" all of Korra agreed with the the Communists,
Czechoslovakin,
jungle squads Europe anil Australia. Yet some Anny "It is up to the Korean (South which was undeniably "causing which
believe that objective of the United Nations
shoot first and argue observers Itere and the United States. How- Korean) Government to take crinin deultes."
equally unidentified afterwards.
"Lacciess" of peace, arvi Our ever, they baulked at the Red any terins
well be behind Singapore police officials re-comrades may
the recent sabotage attempts in propal that American forces terms are uncondition 1 surren-
vealed that the Malayan Com- Mr theo told the United forcing Crechoslovakia to press withdraw to the Pusoon bridge- tier." The Ministers of seven Com
French rail- munist
plans is destroy British warships, Party
ways and Belgian power plante. monwealth Countries have been
head, leaving United Nations Press in a telephone interview, there swiftly with her own
production.
factories, With the North Korean and forces froin other countries to Receiving a telephone
rubber depots and
-Reuter, celing here since Monday to
The Premier, who was ad- forces
both with-occupy the rest of South Kores, from the United Press, the eing the six-year Common-Anterlean
from South Korra-ex-
Trampaigns in the building in- wealth plun which involves drawn
Officinis sand falls that there year old Koreas President au dressing lenders of the National organise strikes and "go slow"
The economic from Live
(d alsassinate pro- Nad somewhat bitterly when told bluckans is an old trick of the minent persons connected with Southermusi
Idustry. programme totalling £1.72
were not enough United Pyongyang tions forces
in Korea besides that the Norts Government was
It was under-developed countries, bridgehead - the
and ad. authorities proposed that United Today, they decided to set up
the Americans safely to occupy reported in have set forth terms imperialist capitalists, from
once used-and in vain-against the rubber industry forces
ministration. South Korea. They said the on which they would be willing the Sovie, Union 100,"Reuter, technical aid bureau with Nations
Members of the underground occupy the rest
youll end the war. United Nations fores beadquarters in Colombo.
Labour "Generic
Union," undoubterlly be weatly ont- "They have lost their chance The functions of the burent Oficial sources professed numbered by the Coinnuunist to make fernus,"
mang mem- Mr Rhee said.
Communist body, bers of att expected to
which are in jungle knowledge of the North Korean guerillas and the whole victory "They went too far. They have
but the bighly would
in pariphlets buleouts, claimed peace feciers,
be Jeopardised,—United done too much damage." seleme includes the challe sources which made Press.
Mir hee had not been ad- 1. From the Portuguese me recently to have infiltrated into of technical staff the he
There are in- training
rubber factories. information available to
vised RHEE SAYS, NO
Korean cotti of any North
2. witchcraft. instructive the United
deations that the recent £500,- supply of exports,
Press raid there
peace offers, It was obvious, Mexico. 3. The orang-ulan, and advisory missions to was to doubt of the authenti- entries, technleat aid and a150 city of the reported offer of the
however, that he did not classi Willam Cullen Bryant. 5. They 000 rubber fire in Singapore was
an "inside job." the provision of equipment North Koreans to end the con-
with their wings using their quirect for the training and use
United feet as rudders. 6. It generally technical experts-Reuter,
means perfect lying weather. PROTEST DENIED
executive.
میں
mainly
Paris, Sept. 27.
French Foreign Offler spikes -
countries South Korea.
let.
TRIAL BALLOON
other
The four-point North Korean 140gramme would provide for:
1. An armistice ending hostili-
2. Withdrawal of North Korean
man denied press gorts here Hes. today which said that France 1 woul! pretest to Britain
over forces behind the 38th Parallel
the Commonwealth Conference |as ordered by the United Nations
vitations to Indo-China.
Security Council in its historie
The spokesman sold that the resolution adopted on June 25 French Government had been within 14 hours of the outbreak fully informed and hal curred with
con-of war.
The invitations.—:
Reuter
U.S.
Aid Bill
a
Washington, Sept. 27.
reth the United States
her Allies
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Withdrawal of American forces to the limits of the narrow
ly
reaction of some was that the reported offer might be a *irlai balloon."United Press.
NOT ACCEPTABLE
Washington, Sept. 27.
Tokyo, September 28.
CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Answers
meaning
President Syngman Rhee of y as worthy of serious con- move swiftly through the water
the Korean Republic sald todny sideration the reparted that the only acceptable terms unist tor ending the conftet in Korea Press.
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Washington, Sept. 27. When a new 82nd
The
gramme.
juver
most
measures he had not asked,
bill which authorised the Pre-
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It was one of six Communist made against attempts rubber depots within one week, Fear is the chief weapon in the terrorist armoury. Torture is its trigger.
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TU and slowly put extent with The Do of the President by passing death with knife cuts, Con-great beldgehead they held around the gress meets next January, the President's emergency pro- did not want now or did not state, a young Chinese mother
mocrats a approving most of some legislation which te either In another Northern Malayan Telegraph Staff Photographers South Korean port of Pesan be- Supplementary fre General MacArthur's troops political observers here ex-
want it all.
and her child were pushed In- Deiceral leaders, lookin
Ire this category was the forced a climax to the war with pect to see, many old De
of their burning to the flames on the their landing at Inchon and their moernt seats necupied by back
Congresstonat $82,500,000 ton to Spain, ap-thome. Terrorists came to the
hy Congress despite house to murder her husband | record over the past year, can proved President Truman today signtions forces from other coun-
capture of Seoul United Na-Republicans.
objections, and ut, finding him absent, slew ed
But whether the Republicans and little ground for complaint Presidentin $11,099,002,285 supple tries would occupy the rest of expected gains will be sufficient foreign legislation.
action un
major broad standby wage and price the wife and child.
controls which he had melary Appropriations Bill to
not South Korea.
wred control of Congress Holding of elections from the Democrata is
In fact, Congress in addition tought, quez-
The wage and price control to giving the President most ot throughout all of Korea under tion upon which must observers the foreign aid legislation he legislation was tacked on to the Included in the 11 are $4- United Nations supervision, are not prepared to make pre-requested, also approved some big home-front mobilisation 10,000,000 for foreign arms Neither United States nor dictions at present. and programmes.-Reuler.
United Nations sources had i
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«ident to allocate Fearer DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.lack, 30 per gross, $1.60 per dozen, received peace proposals, direct-when over 50,000,000 American MORE WEAPONS
materials, control inventories. Indirectly, fom the
restrict instalment and hous- North Koreans. The immediate go to the polls on November 1. to elect candidates for all the
Party leaders noted that it ing credit and finance the cx- 433
1 the seats
House of had approved Marshall Plan pansion of defence production, Representatives and one-third fund of $2,250,000,000 ($200,-) of the Senate's 98 wale
SOME DEFEATS 000,000 less than originally you Congressional authorities bo-quested) and also
passed the lieve that the Democrats. g} Poiunt Four
Congress also took up a bit The specific terms of North ready smarting under Republi- technical help for the world's for universal military training Korea's reported prace offer can charges that the. Koreander-developed areas.
at Amerkun youths, although would not be acceptable to the war was the result of their Congress not only passed the the President did not want it United States, but might provide "weak and mistaken" Far East $1,222,500,000 "arms for allies" | Presented in this session of Con The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, by.80th | Grrice_ a basis for negotiation, diplema- foreign policy, are likely to programme, drawn
up before gress in case it interferred with lose ground on this issue in the the Koreatz
fore the passage war,
but the House
pressing Diplomats said that proposals | November campaign.
tegislation. | hurriedly approved an addi- withdraw North Korean
MAJOR EFFECT
Hearings were held on this tional $4,000,000,000 after the forces behlad the 38th Parallel
bill., But there is also the reeling Korean ontbreak
but it is not likely 10 to give the Ualled Nations and to permit
in political circles that majur North
receive final approval until next and other United States victories in Korea
year. more weapons friendly power and on the world political and equipment
The Truman Administration, to strengthen however, suffered some defeats well offset the major effect of their defences against any Com-in the legislative programme.
Concentration on defence mil. this Republlean, campaign line munist assault
although the Democrats are The President received comters caused the shelving of most still expected to lose
co-operation from Con- of the President's civil rights Souls picte
frees on all national
defence programme, federal aid to edu Present party strength in the legislation, including a $10,000,-ention, d compulsory national Senate is 64 Democrats and 421000,000 fund to expand the health Insurance programme, Republicans. The House had armed forces and re-netivate statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, 201 Democrats, 180 Republl-war factories and "mothballed" and repeal of the Tail-Hartley cans,
American Labour planes, tanks and ships.
labour in which the big unions Democrat-Liberal. In rapid time, the lawmakers claim is unfair to labour. Three seats aro vacant.
approved Administration re- A big Federal housing As matters stand now, the quests for higher taxes, broad-gramme, which the Administra→ Republicans In Congress arsened social security legislation filon was strenuously advocating, In fact, the wanting no opportunity to at- and powers to draft me for is now on the shelf. tack the Democratic Administhe forces.
the Administration, under the tration's
Lorciza handling of
front mobilisa- JUMPED AHEAD
approved home policy.
These measures had mattion programme, is applying the But, influenced by the danger considerable opposition
until brakes to expansion of public of the Korean wir spreading, | tho Korean war,
Thousing projects.--Router,
the officials indicated tonight.
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