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INDIA ABANDONS NEUTRALITY ON KOREA Supports intervention policy

New Delhi, June 29.

The biggest, non-Communist power in Asia, switched tanight from neutrality to support of the United Nations policy for stopping. the Korean conflict with Allied armed force. ! There was no indication whether India would offer materjal aid in Korea. The Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, had tried to guide, his country on q neutral course between the Communist world and the Western powers,

India and Egypt wore the two nations which did not commit themselves, on Tuesday at Lake Success when the United Nations Security Council, by a seven to one voto, approved and committed Amencan anned ef- forts to aid South Korea.

Labour MP's criticise U.S.

London, June 20.

Some Labour members. In the House of Commons, today questioned the United States' actions.in, Korea and elsc- where in the Pacific

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A Labour Left-winger James Huda, asked if the Prima

Minister, Mr. Clement Attic was "quite sure that the United States is acting within the direc- tions of the Security Council.

Mr. Altice..did not

greeted the toine Labour cheersely, but question

Another Labour member, Mr. Woodrow Wyatt, urged thu: Gove rnment to tale the initiative in trying to get an Asiatic pection the lines of the Atlantic Pact without delay, in view of the situation created by events in Korea.

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replied. "I don't

But Mr. Alleo repl think that arises."

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Anoller, Labour, Left-winger, Mr. Sydney Silverman, urged th Prime Minister to make it, pere, fectly clear that the instructions- to British forces were: 10 strictly within the hits of the resolution of the Security Coun cll.

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Mr. Attlee replied that thought that had been mado perfeelly clear.

Defence of Malaya

Mr Walter Fletcher (Con- mervative) asked what the Gov- }} ernment proposed to do about Indo-China, referred to by Pre-

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The Indian government peaceful conditions are essential communique, said its decision preludes to a satisfactory settle.

Ement. did not represent a change in foreign policy and added o, hope that the Korean fighting. still could be ended by mediation.

The decision came after the second cabinet meeting in twa India is a member, ol the U. N. Commission for Korea, the body that supervised the elections setting up the now in- vaded Scout Repubile.

The Communique: saldı

"The government of India has given most careful consideration to this resolution of the Security, Council in the context of events in Korea, and also of their, (the gaverpent's) foreign policy.

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test-India's ideals

In Bombay, the President of the Indian Council of World Affairs, Mr. M. Magani, came out for offering material aid from Inilla to the Korean battlefront)" "There is no other course In- dia

can honourably adopt," said Mr. Masani, termer Indian Am- bassador to Argentins.

Resort to aggression, "They are: opposed to any at- tempt to settlp international, diss, pute by revert toj aggression: For this repson the Indian U, N. das Mr. Masoni quoted an address legato, Mr. B. N. Hau; on behalf, Mr. Nehru made last last year, on of the government of India vote, his visit to the United States in for the first resolution the which the Prime Minister sau: Security Council (the one inst "Where freedom is menaced Sunday calling for ceasefire and justice threatened

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Russia blames South Korea

London, June 29.

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NOT AT WAR SAYS TRUMAN

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President Truman › told‹ n' war-jittery news con-

--ference today: “We are not at-war."--

To emphasise this point, the President authorised

direct quotation of the phrase.

When asked to amplify_his Questions immediately turned statement, Mr. Truman' said the to the Korean crisia, sked if Miler Paper calfi.There Republia; of Koren was set opinion in, the Cabinet of the there, wore any differentes of with United Nations help and American move, Mr. Truman It was a recoghised government,

not, the logat season, for cien Chiness prepleto imasina. that, any statementy or Ballan- apeut. „Talmas %, by si Tṛaman....

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United

Trygve Lie

cancels trip

Lake Success, June 20 Me Trygve Lin, United No. tions Secretary, General, has cancelled his trip to Europe and is remaining here to direct his "Shadow Cabinet for aid to the Korean Republic, it was announced today!...

He was due to leave at the week-end for a trip to London, Paris and Genova. He was also to have made an important policy speech in London on July de Lic.announced Mr.

that in the light of the developing situation? and of his estimate of the pre- ment picture, he would remain at headquarters for the time being.

Mr. Liz and hip Cabinet were understood to be in communica tiap with Governmente, althør by phone...or personal, contaût, to discever what sid" various

He said it: Irudi been uniawald there never had been. | fully attacked by a “bunch, ot He was asked then if it were bandits"—and again he fold, true a shipment of heavy," arms reporters they could quote his South Korea was on the high phrase who were its neighs when he modo, hisan- bours, the Northern Koreanvention on: Tuesday lo

nouncement on American" inter- The President continued to say he did not know. Suated that the United Nations Security Council, asked.its members jo za to the relief of Koren, so what the United States was doing was heeding the hailed Nations.

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The President was naked about the effect of his

prospeels of world ponsel and announcement

replied that bis donwap that it A reporter asked: "Would you was a move in favour of peace. call f United Nations police. He added that had ho not action?"

thought so, he would have taken Mr. Truman replied in the other steps Head thate most affirmative

United Nations members were la The President refused to full accord, pranzuten comment; HOR questions of Thon the reporters. told him whether *1/20 United States that question averyone was stock of atomic bombe might asking wasilam.we.at/wpr." Mr. be of use. Ask questions in Truman replied, decisively, "Wo creased, the axld he would not ore stof war.? se contents on a comment on · maštara of

He refused to comment when strategy.

naked. If the pence fronty with arst news conferance. since

President Truman started his Japan would be expedited as a

his.result of the Korean situation. history-making announcement of American aid to Korea with the ever, that he was happy to logra calm announcement that he was that India had decided to

He told the.. newaren... how-

appointing an economic survey port, the United Nations moves,.. mission to go to the Philippines. Herald the mission

Commenting on a demand in would be the Senate yesterday for the ran headed by a former Secretary of signation of the Secretary of the Treasury and would begin as Stato, Dean Acheson, the Presi soon us its membership was com dent said this was "entirely un- pleted.

called for."-United Proas

Revival of China

silk

trade

members of the United Nations Chino has put into effect a development plan for silk under which production will be progres sively increased to meet all domestic, and overscas' demand, and thus recapture, hor predominant position in the international silk, market, according to Chinese silk merchants in Hong Kong........

THE VOLTA'spokesman said that no doci- sion had yet been taken on the type of; "war machinery" which' would eventually be set uploa

The Scurlly. Council wES' CX-, pected to meet soon, to discuss

The Soviet Union tonight formally charged that

responsibility for the Korean war lay with South Korea and "those who stand behind her."

sident Truman in his originalThe declaration, which was handed to the United

statement.

Action which might be taken there might have much to au with the defence of Malaya, Mr. Fletcher said.

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States Ambassador in Moscow, Alon Kirk, denounced the interference by foreign powers in the internal affairs of Korea,

(President Trumen said that millary assistance to the forces of France

The declaration was broadenst and the associated by Moscow Radio and monitored States in Indo-China would be here shortly alter it was deliver- accelerated).

Mr. Attice repiled, "We are ed to the American Ambassador dealing here with a matter of the Kremlin by the deputy Kression in which we are acting Foreign Minister, Andrel Gromy-

with the United Nations. The

of Indo-Cuina is a

ko.

The nole sold: "In connection

one and was dealt with with the declaration of the United¦

States Government, which... you handed over on June 27, the So- viot Government, has instructed me to declare the following:

vikit separately by the United States spokesman."

Mr. Herbert Marrison, leader of the House, announced that the Commons would debate the eituation in Korea next Wodies- day. He said that the

necessary

motion for the debate would be framed in such a way that any- one who wanted to challenge the Government's action could force

a division--Router.

FRANCE. DETERMINED TO RETAIN' INDO-CHINA

Burma, Ceylon sign air agreement

how the efforts, ni; members could best be co-ordinated with

mand.

Shadow cabinet

the

overall American strategic, com-The State is said to be playing the leading role in this attempt to revive one of Chino's best- known and oldest industries, which in the early 1930's earned the national treasury much foreign exchange from Great Britain, the United States, India, France and Switzerland, the country's best clients then..

The Scenary-General. has- sot up; a 19hodów. War - Cabinet" to co-ordinata offers of help

The "Cabinet" consipin of Mt. Llo, his executive pesistant, Mr. Andrew Cordier, and Mr. Dare coslay Prouich, Yugoslavi prin cipal Director of the Security Council department,

Usually

Mo Constantin chenko, the Soviet Assistant: Secretary-General. for Security affairs, was taking no part in the present activity, it avas ed that he was returning

Under the scheme the Gov-of Japanese, silk plecogoods. In ernments an encouragement Hong Kong and the South Seas 10 silk-worm rearing farmers was seriously affecting export of and to ensure a fair return similar products from China...

today the Foliahle sources, said makes all purchases of cocoons

Cheaper than Chinese

Binata.pricò pegged to, rice, grants

low-interest foans where neces-1 sary to develop mulberry tree Because of more favourables cultivation and extend the exchange rates, husaid Jasanem breeding of silkworms, and plecegoods were 30 per cent

flood of Jenminpias poured into

cow shortly for the undertakes, to re-absorb the cheaper thun, the Chinese pro- j

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Rangoon, Jung 20. Burma and Ceylon sighed a reciprocal bilateral air transport task. of. Mr. Lie's new watthe sericulture centres, for the Mr. Tsal thought, In fact, that agreement here today. The' pact,

ution group/x-X5 peeniva") 41. According to reliable datote, ooood. sir, transport ngroe froin various Governments their purchand of cocoons by cheap the Chinese silic Industry Maced

ment concluded of the Soviel Government, events follows closely the standard form to pass these on to the United yarn and cloth, and other com- His most proble held in

by Burma, offers of military or albor, aldontales, of rice, fertilisers, cotton an uphill tuck in detaining a fapte

In the

he South Seas market which are going on in Korea were developed at the 1824 Interna States dolegation

Imodities required by the pes war years owing to the inyasion provoked by the attack of troops tional. Civil. Aviation Conference It was emphasised here that sant class. of the South Korean authorities and the. "Bermuda Agreement there was no intention of settings The 1950 targets of the plan France and Switzerland, and of azuficial sük, kam, Italy. on franiler areas In Northern between the United States and, up any United Nations War are gold to be well on the way to Japanese dumping. Korea. Therefore, the respons!- | Britain. blilty for these events lies with

to direct It provides for, no, established mice

Fany way the the South Korean authorities and Burma, route to Ceylons should Interfere in the overall Ameri

nation's two greatest While silk produding districts with those who stand behind them. Burma inaugurate her own Inter

can,

strategic plans, silk-producing provinces of are scattered all-over-China) the natignul airlines, while Ceylon.

Some suggestions." were made langsu and Cheklang, the silk best are inu Bást China, South "As is known, the Boviet is granted scheduled carrier ser earlier that the Military Staff cocoon output for this year of China and Weat Chimp, Government withdrow its troops | vicë: rights and through Committee consisting of hours early 15,000 tons exceeded 1949 From :Korba yearlier than did | Burma Reuter.“.

from, the five major Privers, could despite fact that much of the Kingspa

Irures by about 40 per cent East China, zono which coVOCE The greatest prodien is ther the United States Government

fato, playera giliw D and thereby confirmed Its

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was

abandoned, when it was den dded that the Security Council. would not be the mupreme war

of the United Nations

non

Interference In the interdal affairs of other states.

The Boviet Government-halds now also to the principle of in admitability of interference foreign povjere in the internal affairs of Kores.

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NEHRU SPEECH 'SEQUEL

London June 28. Mr. Emrys Hughes, Labour, asked in the House of Commons today what arrangements were made for brandensting the spooch of Fandit Neluu... the Indian. Prime Minister,

at Singapore Malaya

Faris, June 29. The Minister of Overseas France, M. Jean Letourneau, told delegates to the Indo- Chinese Inter-State. Confer ence, which opened in the South Western town of Pau today, that Frast, would not "It is not true that the Soylet.

Government refused to take, part 1, a polles intre mentings of the Security He warned the delochtor from 'Council, However... - much dairy John Dundalk VRL Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos sired, it was impossible for the repiled that

abandon Indo-China

Soviet Governments to take part

tho Minis- Gtate for Coloniat Affairs, only one speech

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that their independenen needed defending against which threatens the freedom of

hore was broadcast that given all the citizens of the world."

cil alnca by pirtue. the attitude the dinner arranged in his The conference was held to fill the United States Government hour by the Legislative Coun- in outstanding détails of France's Dermanent member aft

new deal" in Indo-Ching. For Security Council China--was not two or three weeks experts from milled 10.30 Corell, which the three Indo-Chinese

made it impossible, for the Beques! have legal torentfalled Council to tako destalone Press.

States:

will discuss technical...res concerning matters at contro Interest communications, bank”, ing, education arising their new status, as ¿ independent States within the French Untori

French exparte, lavill; pa hand to represent, the interest; pf the Union as a whole,milsuter,

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US IMPORTS".. Washington, June 29. Yugoslavia at odds with Russia-received almost twice as much in goods from the United States during April

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