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ON THE KOREAN BATTLEFRONTS

Allies Advance 2 Miles During Artillery Duel

Tokyo, June 6.

An artillery duel thundered on the southern

1 approaches to the Communists' "iron triangle" in Red Korea last night. The Allies made gains of nearly two miles.

Tank-infantry teams battling toward the triangle-- the Chorwon-Kumbwa-Pyonggang build-up aren—were less than 10 miles south of Chorwon. Intermittent rain and deep mud slowed them.

Field dispatches reported lessening Chinese re sistance in that sector, north of Chail, but resistance was fierce elsewhere along the winding, front.

The Reds pounded Affled posi- tions during the night with heavy United artillery and mortars,

Nations big guns roared in teply. A single Allied unit holding positions -between Yonchon, seven miles nonth of

the

38th

Parallel, and the knjin River to the south, took 75 to 100 punish- ing rounds of Communist 105- milimetre shielt fire.

It

was

anore artillery than the Chinese hud "thrown in that sector.

UN

On the western front. tank-led columns shoved 2,000 swept rain

yards along the Yonchon-Chorwon highway against spotty resistance. Chor- is 13 miles north of Yonchon

won

and about 18 air miles north of

Parallel 38.

125-milos

Trading With East Europe

Britain's Attitude

Geneva, June 5,

A British economic official said today his government Is anxious to increase its

A pooled field dispatch report- ed that the advance toward trade with Eastern Europe's Chouwon in another sector was Cpposed by Reds in regimental Communist countries pro-

streinted.

That sector was not vided what the Reds want will not impair Britain's Other UN forces shoved ahead security or defence produc- 800 yards, but were impeded by

terrain rugged

rather

than tion. Resistance-Associated Chinese Prees,

HEAVIEST YET

Tokyo, June 5. Allied infantry

soldiers, blasting their way forward yard by yard against a "no surren- der" enemy, today faced the Communist heaviest

They

1

P.

The oMetal, Mr C. M. Brown, British delegate to the United Nations Economic Com- mission for Europe, thenly re- jected allegations by Communist delegateu that the Western European countries had institut ed

an economic blockade of

Eastern Europe on the instiga- tion of the United States.

"If there is a blockade," declared, "It is unique in history for its ineficiency,"

he

le said that Britain had

made "considerable efforts"

artillery and mortar barrages of the whole Korean campaign,

stormed corpse-littered hillsides and ritges and had to pay-in killed and wounded for the positions they win.

The baille

of Hwachon, Yang since the war to build her trade Inje entered รูป un

their with the East European second week today the fury of tries. despite political and the United Nations attack and economic difficulties, and พรง

Communist

resistance still willing to exchange a wide mounting almost hourly.

An Eighth Army briefing ofl-g-of goods with these coun-

The

range- tries.

COUT

prepared to

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McCloy Claims He Has

Official Approval To Execute War Criminals

Frankfurt, June 5.

United States High Commissioner John McCloy said here today he had received approval from Washington to carry out the executions of the seven condemned Nazi war criminals in a Landsberg prison.

In Washington, the State Department refused to confirm or deny late today that it had given

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Dulles Discusses

Peace Treaty

Japan

With

The

Press

London, June-5.

Mr John Foster Dulles, President Truman's special representative for Japanese peace treaty questions, today refuted the suggestion that the United States was taking a rigid stand on the inclusion of the Chinese Na- tionalist Government among the signatories of a Far East peace treaty.

Speaking at his first press conference since the beginning of his London talks yesterday, he was not bound by any instructions from his. Government on this point.

He hoped that on this, as on other matters, a solution reached which took account of the various opinions of the

powers.

No one, said Mr Dulles, was objections, he indicated, made f taking a dictatorial attitude in this a remote pesability, this matter.

Mr Dulles said that he did not expect that the procedure now being adopted to obtain a Japanese treaty would result in any peace conference in the word being hel usually accepted sense of the

He hoped that the continuing series of

which consultations, the United States Initiated, year ago, would result in a virtually complete draft, taking account of the full exchange of views between all interested Governments so that the draft could be formally adopted with only miner modifications or dis- cussion.

In the present series of talks in London, Mr Dulles explained that both sides were exploring whole series of possible solutions to the major outstanding points on the future of Formosa and оп

the Chinese participation in the discussion and signature of the treaty,

not in all honesty forecast at this stage, what procedure would be adopted to solve these delicate it would be some formula which had not yet even been anvisaged.

questions. It might well be that

REPARATIONS

Asked whether the Japanese Government would be willing to conclude a treaty without a Russian or Chinese algnature, Mr| Dulles said that Japan shared the view of most other Gavern- ments, including his own

his owm, that a trealy signed by all would be better if i were cotained.

Eut at the evidence showed Japan would prefer a par- tha lial treaty to no treasy at all.

did

not wish to be placed in the same unenviable situation as Austria.

.It

way

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Mr John Allison, Mr Dules's assistant in the London talks, would, he said, return home ty of Tokyo in order to have a further exchange of views with

The antrals were part of the Japanese Government. cargo from Bangkok, including

SECURITY ISSUE threa elephants, 621 monkeys die East, Africa, France, Great Bri Mr. Dulles stated that, to en- intended for

and 2,430 birds.. They were tain, 10 a.m., 68 Pyrrhus,

2008 in Lydda,

SATURDAY, JUNE 9 sure security in the area, it was inten

By Alr that. envisaged

Milan, Amsterdam, Brussels, concurrently

Philippines, Guam, London, Basic, with the peace treaty, another ork, Miami and Cincinnati.

Dublin, New

U.6.A.. "Canada," Ba.m., P.A.L.. agreement would be concluded between Japan and, at any rate, the United States Government,

since his

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High Commissioner John McCloy a free hand to principle its claim for repara- when it was being negotiated in to have died of suffocatioob spence, 18tudio): 5, World

carry out the execution of seven Nazi war cri- minals.

A spokesman said the State

Department has kept Mr Mc-

cer said: "What-was-pre-But-he-served-notice-that- Cloy-informed-on-the-eleventh- viously a delaying action by Britain was not

hour efforts here of the Lands- the Communists has now de relax her strategic export con- berg prisoners to escape the finitely become a defensive ac- trols in the present world

situation, and least of gallows. He conceded that the

slow

one

day ment,"

Mr

Gains on the whole were long

as the Eastern countries though advances of up to were discriminating against the nearly

mile were being West gy "building

up trade Their made northeast of Yanggu this within own bloc

to the morning. On the other hand, an exclusion of trade with other Eighth Army. Commlinique said countries,"

cannot accept the argu- that

Allied forces were heavily

Brown engaged throughout the

declared, north of Inje and by a well-that freeing our export trade entrenched Communist north from controls is the best way to peace. What must be creat- A Communist regimented first is that scene of security fought savagely to retain its and confidence which has in all hold on

ronds northwest of ages been the essential founda- Hwachon and another. Chinese tion for international trade."- regiment north of the town Associated Press.

east of Yanggu.

T

limited the Eighth Army gains

to 500 yards, but the Com- munists fell back under the

weight of the Allied attacks, Tried To Bribe

supported by batteries of feld guns and relays

of close-sup- port planes, in the Yonchon and Yongpyong areas.

Police Officer

action of Sulfeftor General

Businessman Fined $500

A Bing of $500 was imposed on Kwok Slang-go, managing direc tor of the Ching

Land Slong

and Investment Company,

of Tele- phone House, by Mr Peter H. Sin and Mr Edna Ho at the Justices of the Peace Court this morning for falling to give notice

Bons main, said Mr.

Mr Dulles said that he could under which United States forces] Airport, sald today: "The ant-

would be stationed in Japan mais had been left in the air-F.9.A.S. after the

craft throughout the nightwith conclusion of the or- the doors shut. The air supply cupation.

Asked whether,

ran out and there WEA arrival in London, he had dis-

ventilation." cussed Britain's adherence to A KLM Dutch Airlines the triparite Pacific Pact, Mr spokesman at The Hague de-

Summary. 6.01, 0. Programme He revealed that just before Dulles replied: "This has not dared today that it was im-

Children's Broadcast: "The Magle his departure from Washington been considered.

78 monkeys Shop" The Pact was possible for the

A Story By H.G. Wells. last Saturday he had received discussed in detail not only with and 153 birds found dead in

Nunes and Coenanutgrove from the Government of the Australia and New Zealand but one of the company's planes af Philippines a note reasserting in also with the United Kingdom Nicosia Airport last Saturday (Studio); 100, Kingsway Symphony Orchestra; 7 "Lucky Dip" Variety Presented By Paulino Requente. Washington. tions

He said: "It is not from the Japanese

News Burma also insisted on repara- "The form it took was, as I able that the caging was not up And News Analysis, London Re- but in the understand, entirely acceptable to full requirements. Possibly lay; 0.16, Piano Recital By Monique said Mr. Dulles, there had to the United Kingdom.""

also

their physical condition, De La Brachollerie; 8.30, Take It From Here" With Joy Nichols. Dick been general recognition of To another question, Mr was not as good as it should Bentley And Jimmy Edwards. Japan's inability to shoulder Dulles replied that he was un- have been for export. The two (BBCTS): "From the Editorials" (Recorded Relay); 910, Weather Ne- heavy reparations without aware of any suggestion that possibilities are now-being--port: 911 Services Spotlight Band disastrous economic and political Japan should participate in the vestiguied by KLM experis,

£1,808 million Colombo Pian Reuter. The United States view, he for the economic development said, was that if reparations of South-East Asia. were levied from Japan this

Asked whether, if the Korean would create an economic re-war were still in progress at cession which would make her a the time of the conclusion of the treaty, Japan would be ready prey to Communiam.

Alternatively,

the

er expected to take United entitled States would have to pay the part even if she were bill. She had done this after member of the United Nations, the Arst war in the case

of Mr Dulles said that under the German reparations. "We are present arrangements only quile determined not to do this member nations had been ask-

Mr Dulles,

ed to participate or make a contribution to the United Na

consequences

procedure-permit any associate to the Commissioner of Inland again," said confirmed that the fans war effort in Korea.

sentenced

Revenue that he was able to taxation for the year of assess- nient 1048/49,

Mr W. E. Manson of the Inland Revenue Dept. told the Bench

the defendant

Mr Dulles draft treaty now in preparation

not a

did not contemplate placing de- Indonesia, Ceylon and Korea, dnite Imitations on the size of Mr Dulles disclosed, had been

armaments. Japoness

consulted by the United States that "We believe

on the Japanese peace treaty to keep Japan's armaments

from belast autumn along with the 13 be placed on collective security coming offensive, reliance should powers who are represented on the Far Eastern Commission,- rather than

Reuter. treaty provi

predominant

became

co

on

That is

The Soviet Government, in ita comments

the early Hawkers Board

Philip Perimen in filing at objection to Attorney Warren Magee's latest appeal before the that the tes Supreme Court meant that government regarded that mo- tion as a "serious"

matter. Although

Chief Justice Frea Vinson denied Magee's appea! pea! for a new delay in the execu- tions on Monday night, the rules of the Supreme Court

justice to Issue 1 stay in his own initiative-United Press.

FINAL APPEAL

Washington, June 5. Warren Mr

Magee, lawyer for the seven Landsberg Nazis that

to death for was known to the department 'crimes today, made another January 1951, through Informa- and apparently Anal appeal for ion obtained from other flies in the office. Return forms were a slay of execution

He asked the United States sent out to him on January 16, March 2 A communique reported do Ho Hin. üged 30 of 24 Cross Supreme Court, which adjourn and returned on

Assessment was made, and ed last night until the Autumn, to Demand Note for $10,472.60 creased contact north of Yon Street, was sentenced to four

extend the stay which expired chon, where Allied troops crept months hard labour by Mr Hin-

tax was issued on April 13. at 2 another 2,000 yards nearer the shing Lo, at Central this 2 p.m. GMT today.

He

Mr Monson said the defendant through Japan's own arma- anked for a rehearing was a substantial man of bust-ments, provided for under the morning after pleading guilty Chinese base of Chorwon.

He and reconsideration of the The Chinese staged o "Hmited to offering a a bribe of $40 to

ness, and asked for Q serious treaty, rather than death sentences.

For boarding the 29 north and northeast Sub-Insp. H. Harris, withdraway

to be taken.

collective security.

gurty moored Prosecution

at Buby AG revealed Mr Mogee claims that capital of Yongpyong after a hard-

In mitigation, Mr B. N. Cooper

without permission, four how- cannot punishment led by a Police party

be of Wilkinson and Grist said that fought

MAJOR POINT delaying action early to that

keen, who, attempted to howvic carried 5/1 Harris ralded a roof top of

out under

the West the company, of which his client This advanced

was one troops day. Allied

of the few their wares aboard the vessel against only light Communist Wanchal, at about 11.30 p.m. on

wunlet a house in Stone Nullah Lane, German constitution

was

managing director, had major points of substance yesterday, were fined $5 each by Inst resistance, the communique

"It is apparently the Bald

been almost defunct ot one which Moscow had raised in its T. B. Low at the Marine Court Mr Magee time. However, North of Yongong, covering June 3, Five Chinese, including step I can lake",

business be

herecent note to Washington on this morning. The defendante main road to Kumbwa, Com wooden slacks built on the roof,

a woman were arrested in four sald.

came better, and the accounts the draft treaty. It was on the wore Chan Mel-suen, 25, Chol the munist forces continued deter-Wa

The United States Department were then placed in the hands question of procedure that the Cheung, 20, Yeung Ching-wah, for suspected prostitution. mined delaying actions.

of Justice would not officially of auditors. The defendant's sole Sox

Soviet Government differed 38, and Ngau Cheung-kit, 17. During the Investigation, comment on the new situation. income was bis salary

bury and Harris, saying, "Pompan, yum defendant approached.

basically from the view of the some commission from the

States and other in- tsa", offering a bribe of $40,

company. The accounts had terested powers. now adjourned until the Autumn only recently been completed

Soviet Union had in- The Police Welfare Fund,

The $49 was forfeited to the he did not yet know what procz by the auditors, and he was dicated in its note that it was and was unaware that his licence

duro could be followed.

therefore unable to state until not prepared to participate in a The Chief Justice, Mr Vinson, recently the exact amount of treaty of the sort proposed, in had expired, Cheung For-tal, 28, last night refused, on his own his income.

the American draft because owner of a fishing funk, was Initiative, 10 extend the stay

Pointing out that the offence they insisted that the Japanese Marine Court this morning.

fined $20 by Mr T.B. Low at the POINT-FOUR PACT band today.-Reuter,

was not one of failing to sub-settlement should be drawn up

Ailled patrols north and west of the Imjin River reported light skirmishes and sharp clashes developed cast of Korangpori after Eighth Army troops crossed to the north bank-Reyfor.

German Reds Cast Votes

Berlin, June 5.

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quired to do so, Mr Cooper ask- Ministers.

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checked In This, and Mr. Dullor

Tum Bay on announced the signing a week

Replying to a a question by the allow them the use of the volo. licenco had expired on June 30 would Tuesday it was found that his aga in Beirut of a Point-Four

Bench, Mr Manson, state that Mr Dulles anid that the The Communist-run East Ger- | agreement with Lebanon that

the fact that Kwok hatt not Chinese Central People's Govern

last year. men State tonight announced paves the way for a broader

been known to the Inland ment had indiented clearly that that more than 85 per cent of programme of economic develop-

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from their own files was treaty on the lines proposed by It sold ter

New Delhi, June 5. American speel.

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to

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specl. and retired conductor of the by. the department, as

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