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Manila, October 18. Eleven Hukbalahaps have been killed and a "Stalin

A general view of the 11th conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Inaugurated The conference by Pandit Jawzalarlal Nehru, Indlan Prime Minister, in Lucknow recently.

allended by delegates from U.S.A., UK, Indià, Canada, France, Japan, New Zealand, Paki. Quast members from various South East Asian countries were alto stan and the Philippines. present.-Associated Presa" Photo,

Wat

Emergence

OFFER OF. DUCHESS

of Vietminh

Significant

army

Langson, North Indo-China, October 15. (Delayed)

DECLINED A now powerful force has emerged in Asia on the

Madrid, October 17,

The Arst Spanish volunteer for Korea is the 35-year-old Duchess of Valencia, whose pro-Monarchist

have activities

her дос trouble with the authorities here several times since the war.

side of Communism—an effective Vietminh army where formerly there wore only guerilla gongs.

J

Into That is the salient fact emerging from this frontier

region today,

She told Reuter that she offer- The French Army, hard ed her services through American pressed and completely on the channels to the United Nutions

is pulling in its forces in Kores. Bui, she added, defensive, while her offer was appreciated forces and awaiting the next she was told that woman volun-blow from the Vietminh.

Three weeks of hard lighting teers were not being accepted.

and setbacks have proved that the up against a much French are more formidable foe than before. on their They now have a war huntis, no longer a series of raids

The gokien-mired, beautiful Duchess of Valenels has won an international naine in recent years for her activities in favour of a Monarchist restoration in Spain.

She has been imprisoned four and skirmishes

The French say that in recent times and fined 1,000,000 pesetas. (about £14.000 at

tourist attacks the Vietinink was strong rate of exchange) since 1946 for in small arms, inortars, automatic of big alleged activities against the pre-weapons and a number

guns, of the 65 millimeter class. sent Spanish regime.

the

It is reported that the changes

She was sequitted last spring Their ammunition was plentiful. on a charge of circulating clan The Vietminh used new vehicles, destine printed propaganda against and modern radio and optical the regime. In June, she an-equipment. nounced that she was retiring from political activities to under in the Vietminh military forces to treatment for acute intestinal have extended to the treatment of has Improved trouble. The Duchess, who has prisoners. This lost much weight, is still con- valescing-Reuter.

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and is more in line with inter- national custom,

TRUMAN ASKS RUSSIA FOR PROOF OF PEACE DESIRE

(Continued from Page 7)

This is the cholee wa

It was said that tracer bullets

used to set fire to the thatch roofs of French brick and cement forti- a big factor in determining the fications were effective, and were outcome of the action along the border.

Another factor working to the disadvantage of French Goldlers was their extreme fatigue, enused by tong marches through wild country, and their inability to cope with the surrounding moun- tajns.-Associated Press.

Bevin not to be middle-man

London, October 17 The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Bevin, today rejected a suggestion Parliament that Britain should take the initiative in arranging a Truman-Stalin-Attlee meeting to bring about improved relations between Russia and the West.

He proferred the United Nations to settle disputes and prevent ng- gression, he said. It was also desirable to build up a position of the Atlantic strength through Treaty Organisation and similar

peaco,

an-

Significant

50-minute

"Paga 11

conference P&O B.I. E&A

Lake Success, October 17.

M. Andre! Vyshinsky, the Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Jacob Malik, the permanent Soviet representative to the Unitel Nations, and Mr. John Foster Dulles, of the United States, held A private (50

minute meeting today.

Usually reliable sources snid that they discussed outstanding difference#

between East

West on the question of giving the General Assembly more power to deal with aggression.

Another of the subjects di cussed was understood to be the Suvict proporal for a meeting etseen the "Big Flve" Powers→

Franco, Britain, the United States,

Kussla

and China-to try resolve points of dispute.

to

M. Mallic left the room fiv ininutes before the end of the meeting.

Asked whether the conversa- tions had touched on the Japanese, peace treaty, M. Vyahinsky, through his interpreter, replied: "I do not deal with the Japanes treaty, I have too many other things to do now." Reuter.

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wants peace, it can prove it by lifting the Iron Curtain and per-

The Hague. Octobor 16. "This is not a task for the Unit-mitting the free exchange of in-

Under a Netherlands-New Zea- ed States alone. It is a task for formation and ideas,

land immigration treaty signed the free nations to undertake to- "If the Soviet Union really measures,

today at Wellington (New Zea- gether..And these free, nations are wants peace il can prove it by "Dul if circumstances arose in land), the New Zealand govern- undertaking it together.

joining in the efforts of the Unit-which there was a real opportunity ment will establish an immigr±- "In the Unlied Nations the ed Nations to establish a work to reach a solution of some of tion office in The Hague, the Secretary of State, Mr. Acheson,able system of collective security there

#cat .world problemns Foreign Office announced today. has proposed a plan to make it a system which will permll the through meetings between Under the new treaty, 1,200 possible for the General Assemb-elimination of the atomic bomb the Great Powers, Britain would ly to net quickly and effectively and the drastic reduction and enter into consultations with her in case of any further outbreak regulation of all other arms and friends on proposals that of aggression.

were submited," he declared. our country and in co-ope. armed forces.

"But until the Soviet Union Mr. Bevin said that the ques- ration with other countries, we are continuing to build armed does these things, until it gives tion of consultations between the

now before NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES forces strong enough to make it real proof of peaceful intentions, Great Powers was clear that aggression will not pay. we are determined to build up the United Nations on American

action, for. 5.5. "JEAN LAFITTE" "We must be better armed and the common defensive strength proposals for united equipped than we are today it we of the free world.

Britain

Having orrived Hong Kong have

was particularly are to be protected from the dan-

made. We have made it firmly xious that effective steps should consignees of cargo are hereby gers which still face

"We must continue to increase and resolutely. But it is not a be taken to make sure that the notified that all goods have the strength of our armed forces choice we have made gladly. We United Nations Organization had been landed and placed at Army, Navy and Air Force. are not a militaristic nation. We the means necessary to provent their risk and expense into the We must devote more of our re- have no desire for conquest or aggression, he added.

"It is important that any con- godowns of the Hongkong and sources to military purposes and military glory.

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nultations that may be arranged Kowloon Wharf and Godown history began less to civilian consumption.

a revolutionary Idea-the between the Great Powera shall Co., Ltd., where delivery may "All this will be difficult and with

be and not of human freedom

used as a substitute for be obtained it will exact many sacrifices. But iden we are aware of the danger we political equality. We have been the proposals for united action goods are landed.

No claima will be admitted University" for training dis- race. We are going to be pre- guided by the light of that iden for peace," he said.

this

The Western Powers had real- sidents in Communist doc-pared to meet them. Let no ag- down to

The forces of Communist im-ly got to be strong. They had after the goods have left the godowns or failure to attend trines captured in a drive by gressor make any mistake about perialism dread this revolutionary got to be tolerant.

that. We value our independence idea because it produces an in- Asked whether he would give the survey. Army forces in Batangas and our free way of life in this tolerable contrast to their own enthusiastic cupport to a meeting Province in the past two country and we will give

ive all that

system. They know that our if the initiative came from the All broken, chafed and dam when damaged duttable goods

are to be left in are examined. “ Government, Mr. aged goods days, according to reports we have to preserve them. We strength comes from the freedom United States reaching Manila.

are going ahead in dead earnest and the well-being of our citizens. Beyin replied, "I do not know the godown where they will be fivo examined in the provence of after about enthusiasms Destiments found at the "Stalin to build up our defences. There University"

will be no let down because of

years, as Foreign Secretary, but if Messrs. Goddard and Douglas revealed that 30

The International Communist it comes from anywhere we shall on October 23, 1950, at 10 students graduated there last the successes achieved in Korea.

movement, far from being to wook

The

school occupied 11 buildings located on the slopes of

member that we are not increas

volutionary, is the most roan Mount Mallpunto, 10 miles East

ing our armed strength because tionary movement in the warld

To comply with the General of Luzon City, Nearby were 20

today, it la violently opposed to: we want to. We are increasing

Warehouse. Regula Bonded the freedom of the Individual other buldings

STUDYING U.S. our armed strength because Soviet which had housed

tions, consignees must have a bcosuse in that.Communist sys« were put policies leave us no other choice.

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freedom

when examining damaged duti-

claims against the equally opposed to the Boviet Union

• "The

of other nations because. In that

London, October 17. able goods. All claims against steamer must be presented to It has change thla altuation.

Communist system it le Soviet The Foreign Qmce is studying the vessel must be presented the Undersigned on or before and only to give conorate ̈ positive proof of its intention to a which must be supreme an American memorandum on the to the Undersigned within November 1, 1960, or they

"When

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lot discussed the whole problem of It was learned Joday from a usual arrival, or they will not be Union really wants peace, peace in the Far

A recognised. must prove it not by gilttered int this is fast, we rely well-informed source,

than for more th D

The memorandum is under ing promises and false pro military problem. paganda, but by living up to the Today, the peoples of the Far of Tormosa be submitted to the

stood to propose that the question No fire insurance will be effected. effócted. peoples, in other as well as,

Boviet, Chinese, and British, of parts to raise revolution or Com Soviet Union really

abido can prove its | Bavletest Comniaalimi would undertaken f

by any falsa claim to these agreement reached among them.

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All

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