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1950

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1950

BULGARIA THEAT TO PEACE

Lake Success, Nov. 14.

The United Nations Poli- tical Committee today de- cided that Albania and Bul- garia etill presented a threat to Greecb.andvated to..con- tinue its "Watchdog Com← mitteo" in the Balkans.

By 52 volen to six the com- mittee approved 斷 five-power rezolution" which extended the fi mandate of the Speelal Cont mittee on the Balkans untill at leart the next season of the Assembly.

Yugoslavia joined

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A Soviet proposal calling for "universal and fred Parliamen tary elections in Greece, the dis solution of the Watchdog' Com- mittoo, and a declaration of a general amnesty in Grocce, as well

abolition of the "concentration' camps for Greek Democrats", was defeated by 51 votes to five, Yugoslavia and Yemen abstaining.

08

RETURN OF POW'S The Political Committee ap- proved

resolution П Greek calling on her neighbours to return troops captured by the guerillas and taken to Albania and Bulgaria.

The resolution, adopted over East European opposition, with Yugoslavia abstaining, instruct- ed the Secretary-General, Mr Trygve Lie, to request the In- lernational Red Cross to con-

tact Red Cross organisations of

the States concerned.

The resolution said that only

Yugoslavia had given evidence of slopping further detention of Greek troops-Reuter.

Picasso In

A Huff

London, Nov, 14.

The Spanish-born Pablo Picasso,

errogates

érs

Child Marriage

Of Nepalese

King Reported

New Delhi, Nov. 14.

Indian newspapers said today that a child marriage has united the baby King Gyanendra of revolt-torn Nepal and a grand-daughter of his Prime Minister, but the Nepalese Embassy denied it.

King Gyanendra is the three-year-old grand- son of exiled King Tribhuvana Bir Bikram, 44, who was deposed last week by the Prime Minister, Maharaja Mohun Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana.

The newspaper accounts, dild not state the age of the Prime Minister's grand-daughter.

A union, of the twp, familles through marriage iles would

artist, help strengthen, the grip of the

declined today Prime Minister onenale

to attend the opening of an ex-affairs. He has long been the hibition of his works in Lon-strong man in that nation, of

.den.

The exhibition was organised by the Arts. Council of Britain. Picasso was one. of the

6,000,000.

Poles Make

Big Show Of

British

Concession

A STERLING

OVERDRAFT GENERAL FOR JAPAN HAS PLAN

Tokyo, Nov. 14.

The United Kingdoms

Was

believed to have in- dicated its intention to allow Japan

000

ad: aver-

FOR REDS

draft of up to £10,000, Washington, Nov. 14.

to £10,000,000 in Major General Claire order to help caso Japan's Chennault said today that seasonal lack of sterling in Chiang Kai-shek's National- its trade with the Sterling ist, troops on. Formosa Area, according to the should be used to throw Jiji Nows Agency today. the Communtats! -out of

The idea of allowing the China, not Korea. overdraft apparently followed

Current dimeuttles in settling

The former bosa of the Flying ) the question, of payments, which Tigers and Commander of the are believed to be proventing 14th United States Alf Force in Japan and Sterling Ares coun- World War II told reporters tries from signing the 1950-1961 that a national guerilla force is trade agreement calling for an organised in Formosa to exchange of £180,000,000 worth the

BuroN, FOR SHORTAGE

oust

Commuald that

Gen.

gets

of goods.

regulars that Japan, under President Jiji Gald the cordog trade agreement, should be kept in Formosa to would import £93,000,000 defend the Island, cltadel' while worth of goods from countries this guerilla

movement participating in the pact la ad- underway. He oppdeed proposals dition to 250,000,000 to 240,- that they be sent to fight with Private Bill Hamilton,000,000 worth from such non- the United Nations forces in of Sydney, keeps his

participants as Pakistan and | Köredí,

Owen gun trained on three North Korean prisoners, while RSM R. T. Boyde, of Helensburghi, Dumbar tonshire, holds an Ameri- can hand-grenade which one of the prisoners was carrying.

14

New Ship For The P & O

London, Nov, 14. The Peninsular and Oriental's new 9,000-ton cargo liner, Singapore, be to be launched at Clyde- bank on November 80. There has been only one other ship of this mame in

the company's' 113 years of existence.

The first Singapore was bulli exactly 100 ycark

She was

an iron paddle steamer of 1,100 tons She spent the whole of her. He its Far Eastern waters and sank in 1867 after striking an unchar tered rock, Everyone o board, however, was saved.

Beater. Child marriages are legal in

as in various other areas

Peace Talk

On

Prague, Nov, 14. Poland is sweeping aside the una formalities for delegations going to the World Peace Con- The Prime Minister heads the gress, opening in" Warsaw government, which is fighting Thursday, an oficial annonce-

armed uprising by thement sald here today. an Nepalese Confess Party. His family had controlled the little Himalayan kingdom since 1867, giving the King only the role of a figurehead,

Nepal, Lew of Asia. In denying the report, French, delegates to the Com-the Nepalese Embassy, spokes- munist-sponsored World Peace man sald "No good Hindu, gets Congress in Sheffield, allowed married this month, which is at to enter Britain last week-end. only for dogs to wed."

In a letter to the secretary of the Arts Council, Picasso anid that he understood the exhibition, was "in effect held under Government auspices."

of the Ho added: "In' view British Government's repres- sivo action towards the secord World Peace Congress and its conduct towards so many of

SUREST BULWARK

Joumalists of all countries wishing to go to the Congres wil be admitted into Poland and will be able to follow the work of the Congress," it was added.

A statement isnted by the organisers of the Congress zaid my friends and colleagues I M. R. Koirala, 39-year-old that hundreds of foreign dele. have decided to cancel my as-chief of the Insurrectionary gates would, be admitted into ceptance of your invitation forces, declared in New Delhi Poland on a collective document Reuter,

that success of the rebels would fasued for each properly elected be "the surest bulwark against | delegation. the extension of Communism Tho statement contrasted from adjoining Tibot."

Poland's action with "r "We expect to replace the Affice's vain attempt to put a present autocratic regime, pos-black-out on the Peace Con sibly within the next fortnight," gress." he said in an interview. "The It said that hundreds of delo.

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Gen. Chennault said it woul be a great mistake even to sent Japan's major imports of raw United States forces' into Chine wool, wheat and cotton

tire He

Chiang's Geners Haimo said concentrated between October Nationalists "can throw out the and March of the following Cor

Connie Let then đó year while Japan's main ex- The rethed copénalder bulk. ports of cotton piecegoods, ed with newman at a Federal rayon goods and machinery are court when a beaut his pretty, Chines usually concentrated in the wife, Anna | April to June, period.

became an American ektizen in These KİTCUMSTANces were naturalisation ceremonies.. responsible for causing Japan's berling shortage during five-month period beginning October

the "Jiji nows agency. said-Reuter.

Reduction of

Occupation

Discussed

the.

“ONLY WAY TO DO KI” Gen, Chetinauit, safi, "There are 1,500,000 Chinese Nation Fallštá......you might call them displaced paradhi Formosa. The crit. from all over China. They could be used, to build up a guerilla foron in

native

Cost there are 60 belo oust

Ho added that the guerilla

the movement "is

only way! start off

maluland on the without. London, Nov. 14.

the use The Foreign Once spokesman troops," Gen Chenanule

he belloved that said today that British officials cated that In London were discussing oo-American forces in Ching would upation, custo

contain

Germany face at almost imposdhia: task-i Gen. Chennaibit took into account the which a German contri-Communists claim no more than possibility

tion to: Western Defence.

bution

suld ther

He

He said the talks were

were taking 6,000,000 Reds in China. lace between the Foreign Omice, added, "Give them a generation. or two and they can't be throwni the Ministry of Defence,

the

Var Office and the Board of out. Now is the time to out

4. acer Sawa kwa Trade to determine to what them?

Ho said that, mibralni on For-; tent the expenses of additional

troops stationed in Germany moss is bigholted Press...

fall should.

the Federal Gov- ernment.

on:

one of the eling of the talks. PURGE IN

which covered the financial year

beginning next April, was to Enda roduce the occupation costs, the

(spokesman added.--Reuter,

EGYPTIAN,

Scepticism In India ARMY Over Cease Fire In Tibetan Invasion

Cairo, Nov. 14. Scores of high Kapilar officers are to be placed on pen sion and their ports filled d younger, men according military quarters Kero, tajā zi

This follow the appointme of General Hussein- Faria: B the acting, Commander-i Chief and Chief of Stan. replaces Field Marshal Can El Mahdi Pasha" the Chalet Stad placed position yester a few hours after the reels notion

Field Marsha

as

no

New Delhi, Nov. 14. Official Indian quarters today gave credence to reports that the Communists had en tered Lhasa and that “it was all over" in Tibet.

They were also sceptical that Communist China and Tibet had agreed on peace terms.

ddy

morammet Haidar Pasha, th

Commander-in-Chief.

Field Marchini Osman Those statements had earlier trontier into Tibet while nego Madhi Pasha was relbed on the been attributed to an Indian tiations on Tiber's future status recommendation of the Publ

Prosecutor, who had just Government spokesmin (thi was proceeding. spokesman was reported to have Tho procise Instructions to be ported an Egypt's arma scanda The "send" comporned thi Lhasa und sent to the British delegation at purchase of useless: arms and

Lamunidors from ADE

Italy for the Army

administration has galte were now converging, on present already collapsed morally and Prague from East and West by

have been re-directed to Warsaw Router. Peking

We are

breakdowning its physical land and by air, and were being Bichh "It for all able to reach Lake Success Wera'still under

Koirain and a a group of aldes

flow to New Delhi last night to confer with King Tribhuvana, exile here. who is living in Indian authorities seized from party three and half rupros taktn from the

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2 Government Treasury

the

Airgun

e city captured by wock-end, rebels Koirala raid they intended

kad

Resignation Accepted

agreement over

tween Tibet and Cola" discussion' in London todayy v

thero Was from what

CONDITIONAL

Palestine War General Fune In the British view, the Sadek- Portal forper: Comizont- ditional British recognition of

press report was indicated by / Lans

sources-Reuter,

First Round. Goes To India

Conflicting reports were TC- ceived h

here from Tibet today. The Prime Minister, Pandit

Pricatie, ba threstoned Nehru, was reported to have Chinese suzerainty over Tibet der of the Earpitan forces stated that, according to reports contained in the 1911 agreement resign as a result of Genere Hussein Faris Bey's appoint received by the Indian Goverd with China which was never ment from Lhasa, the situation ratiod-doos not justify the usement, according to wailltar

"entirely different of force by Peking against Washington, November 14. - President Truman ahriounced.

Reuter.

British recognition of Chinese to turn over the

money to today that is accepted formally BRITAIN'S-STAND suzerainty has always been.con- King Tribhavana and, set him

London, Nov. 14, - ditional on the grant by China up as the constitutional head the resignation of Mr Gordon Gray as special assistant. The run by the

Britain will give full, support of full local autonomy to Tibet. of a government

Indian people. The

For November 10, be

resignation was submitted on

to the Tibetan complaint against-Reuter. Ministry Batt

Intervention, whica the

Chinesa 10 maney

5. Mr Gray, will assume his new. being kept in safe custody:

reached the Security Council post; as President of the Univer- yesterday, diplomatic quarters ASSAULT REPULSED

alty of North Carolina. Hen London believed tonight. átayed in government service at

Tokyo, Nov. 14: But it was, thought unlikely The Civil Property Custodian United Nations on: Inda a com Sources close to the Indian President Truman's request to

thinh the British delegation Foreign Ministry, said. Nepatere prepare, a report on foreign would itself sponsor the Tibetan of General MacArthur's head daint against the frontmant Government troope, made up economie policies. forgoly of the militant burkas, had, been despatched from Kat- mandu tho. captat, to recapture Birgan, 60 miles to the South.

Shooting was ́ ́ also reported Page United States Organisation,

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Ink on Tuesing the do thi

too debate in th

Theophilo

The State Department lauded complaint Sponsorship will be quarters announced today that ita nationals by the

atta, African Bluzlati Gray's report,

calling

necessary in the case of Tibet's scaled bids were being accepted CoverDETH it zán Moutai

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miut be expressed. La United (vers comoplatot | Staten: dollars, ol The Tibetais;

but

***payment might, be in Sterling, francs, or about 100 Congreat: sup. in the report deserve, "caronil stonsby proteste against

the anununet. purièrs, was repulsed by Gov. study" by the American: people." | fict that Chinese Communist Japanese yen,

tropu trosed the Bing/Tibetan & rivent: mid---Reuter: ernment troops at Diratnagar, United Press. but some arms and ammuni

im Bikrawa and the industrial Mrs. Msichana McDermott said town of firstnagar aisant that specific mommendations

An

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stolen; the Informants

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