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CHINA MAIL

No. 34997

Established: 1845

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1951.

ROBINSON BEATS TURPIN

Demilitarisation Of Kashmir

DEFINITE PROPOSALS BY

UN REPRESENTATIVE

Karachi, Sept. 12.

Frank Graham, the United Nations repre- sentative, has submitted "definite demilitarisa- tion proposals for Kashmir to the Governments of Pakistan and India,” Pakistan's Minister for Kash- mir Affairs, Mr Mushtaq Ahmed Gurmani, said here today.

These proposals, he said, were based on the United Nations Commission's resolutions of August 13, 1948, and January 5, 1949.

Mr Gurmani, who was talk- Jammu and Kashmir for the Ing to reporters just before ink-[ purpose of fighting: ing off for Rawalpindi, the While Pakistani forces were headquarters of the Kashmir being withdrawn, Indian forces Affairs Ministry, Bald that were to be withdrawn in stages Pakistan's reply was handed to to be agreed upon with the Dr Graham this morning in 'Commission: Karachi in a sealed cover.

The Minister declined to say whether Pakistan bad accepted the proposals. "We have fully and wholeheartedly co-operated with Dr Graham to facilitate his

task," the Minister stated.

1948 RESOLUTION

Professor Wins Title By

Runs Amok

ROT

Brussels, Sept. 12,

A Rumian-born. profes- at the Evernmental research Insitate here. shot and killed one of his colleagues and - then killed himself today, during semion of the special outri- milies trying him for iq- subordination.

Boria Tcheroukine, 40, naturalised Belgian, also wounded two other per sons. He drew two auto- matie pistols from a brief case and fired more than iwe dozen shota si the 20-man committee sembled at the Institute' headquarters. United Pren.

Technical KO

In 10th Round

New York, Sept. 12.

Sugar Ray Robinson of the United States to- night won back his world middleweight title when he defeated the British holder, Randy Turpin by a |technical knock-out in' the tenth round,

Referee Ruby Goldstein stopped the bout when Turpin was being battered helplessly on the ropes after he had risen from a nine-count knockdown.

The end came with unexpected suddenness at a

mington, appeared to be taking command of the fight.

THE GOING time when the coffee-coloured muscleman from Les-

WAS TOUGH

Д the

Sugar Ray won it back in 64 days, beating the former re- gaining record of 80 days achieved by the Inte Stanley Ketchel against Bully Papke in 1908.

Turpin won the ninth round. 'He took, the best Robinson had

to offer in the process.

STOMACH AND JAW

the

Only a few seconds before largest crowd to witness any Turpin was floored in the tenth | fight since the war, Eighth Army ·H.Q.,

session he had reopened a gash He has achieved the quickest Korea, Sept. 13. in Sugor Ray's left brow and it recapture of the crown in the Hard fighting US and South was streaming blood.

1. M-year history of the middle, The temporary maintenance Korean Infantrymen supported

Suddenly Robinson began the weight division. of Indian forces which, in by flamethrowers, lanks and assault that enabled him to win agreement with the Commis planes drove slowly northward back the 100-pound title which sion, were considered necessary on Wednesday in limited ob- Turpin had won from him a to assist the local authorities jactive attacks among the end- decision in London on July 10, to keep law and order,

less hills of Central and East It was in that bout that to The resolution finally called Korea.

binson suffered the 10-stitch on India and Pakistan to affirm

gash that Turpin reopened to their wish that the future status They met some of the stiffest | night, The United Nations Commis- of Jammu and Kashmir should resistance of recent months. | Robinson *WOB given

Allies sion for India and Pakistan, be determined in accordance The

ground forward thunderous ovation by engaged in mediation in the with the will of the people. along parts. of an *80-mile Kashmir problem, adopted on India accepted the Commis front. It stretched from the August 13, 1048, a resolution slon's resolution and Pakistan iron triangle sector' on the calling for a cease-fire order to accepted with certain reserva- Central front to the sea of

Japon. upply to

all forces under the tions,

Allod objective The echtrol of India and Pakistan' in

was to keop the Communist the state of Jammu and Kash-

After conversations in New mir at the earliest practicable Delhi and Karachi, the Com-off balance,

It was not spectacular fight- mission adopted a resolution on January 5, 1940, to set up eening-except on u local scale... Simultaneously with the actain supplementary principles but-it-progressed like some

cease-fire pro-to the August, 1948, resolution, huge construction job. posal, the resolution called upon for a free and impartial pleble. General James A. Von Fleet, both Governments to accept cite under Unlied Natiom | Eighth Army Commander, certain principles as a basis for supervision.

told newwamen during an in- (Our Own Correspondent) an agreement, which included

Dr Graham arrived here from spection of US 28th Division the following:

Lake Success on June 30 this troops the West-Central

London, Sept. 12. year and was instructed to report front that there were no pre-

Air freight charges to within three months of his sent indications the Red armies the Far East are expected were ready to launch an offen- During his 10-week stay he has sive despite the recent Com to increase by amounts rang- had a series of meetings with munist buildup, Associated ing between 15 and 25 per

(Conid, on back page, čol. 1) | Press,

cent. In the near future.

date....

ceritance of the

The withdrawal of Pakistan troops from Jammu and Kash- mir

The withdrawal of tribesmen and Pakistan nationals not nor mally resident who had entered

arrival.

COMMENT OF THE DAY

Reopening Of

THE admission by General Ridgway's

resume

headquarters that a UN plane violated the Kaesong neutrality zone may conceivably pave the way for an invitation from the Reds to reopen the truce talks. Such a development has been hinted both in the Communists' official notes and in their radio propaganda. Nevertheless, the fact that the UN High Command has confirmed one incident which can be conceded a breach of the neutrality agreement, does not permit the Reds to continue making further extravagant allegations of violations which have never occurred. The UN Command has dealt with the various accusations of violations honestly and impartially, and has been able to demonstrate that with the exception of one case, no evidence exists to substantiate the charges laid by the Communists. If, therefore, the Reds desire to

armistice negotiations it must be on the under- standing that they no longer persist in levelling untrue and dishonest charges against the UN forces, and further that the Allied Command will not tolerate future allegations of neutrality Infringements based on fabricated Incidents. The events of the recent weeks point, up the unsuitability of a front line area, such as Kaesong, being used as a site for truce talks. As General' Ridgway has emphasised, it is vulner able to partisan activities which it is the duty of the Communists to control. If they fail to do so, it then becomes. a simple matter for them, to lay the blame on United Nations forces. More over Kaesong, though declared a neutral zone, is within the battle area, and therefore susceptible to errors of judgment on the part of pilots, General Ridgway's" original proposal was that the truce talks should take place on a neutral hospital ship off the east coast of KorenThis suggestion was refooted by the Communists, although subsuquent events have manifestly proved that it would have provided the

·

on

Truce Talks

most suitable site for the nuts their

non- They

In conceding to the Communists selection of Kaesong as the site for conferences, General Ridgway naturally

the Reds expected

to demonstrate goodwill and a firm intention to reach an amicable settlement. No such signs have been made. The Communists have remained obdurate in their determination to introduce military issues into the talks. have consistently refused to discuss anything in the way of a compromise on the question of a demarcation line. They characterised most of the early talks with periods of stony silence, and when they accepted Admiral Joy's suggestion that a sub-committee should get together for freer exchange of views, they turned the committee's activities into a travesty by main- taining an inflexible attitudo to key issues, Thus the United Nations Command has very strong reasons for', suspecting the good faith of the Com- munists on the question of concluding an armistice. What is needed if the talks are to be resumed is a sign from the Communists that they genuinely. desire and intend to find a common ground with the Allies for discussion.- The adamant attitude of the Reds made. the earlier negotiations futile, and there appears to be no point in reopening talks if the Communists are determined to stand pat on their unacceptable conditions. General Ridgway has more 'than once indicated that ho is prepared

ared to be marked out na:a buffer zone, created for the purposes of making an armistice effective. If the Communists are prepared to compromise in the same; way, definite progress can be made. If they are not the talks are doomed to failure. Whether or not negotiationa are resumed la up to the Communjata," Likewise the onus for making any hund- way from the stalemate which existed when the talks were called squarely on them

to reach a compromise on the actual

Air Freight Rates To HK Going Up

Sugar Bay unleashed one-two to the stomach. and Jaw combination. that has fattened lesser opponents. "Not only did Turpin withstund that, but he came back fight-

Mailing Robinson wil

punches,

In the 10th round Robinson suffered a cut eye, but then he pounded. Turpin down with a

right and left to the button for nino count. He forced him into the ropes and Turpin was helpless when the bout was stopped.

Price 20 Cents

SKANDEN

VEILLANAENVILLE

PRIES

Slim Joins Russians In Salute

Notorious

American Gambler Disappears

New York, Sept. 12.

Harry Gross, king-pin gambler and essential

This

picture shown Field Marshal Str. William Slim, CIGS, with - Rus- sian officers, taking the salute when Soviet troops paraded recently, in Vienna during the formal taking. over the control of the city's international zone by American forces from the Russians, The cere mony occurs. three times. a year.

witness against 18 policemen accused of multi- Dr. Grady

million-dollar graft, disappeared without trace to- day and there was a possibility his wagging tongue has been silenced forever.

It was either that, or he was holed up, panfe-stricken because of three anonymous letters, which said his ev dence would result not only in his death but in those of his wife and two children, his brother and his wife's parents.

Resigns

Washington, Sept. 12, President Truman today ne

cepted the resignation of Dr Henry F. Grady, the American Ambasador to Persia.

Mr. Loy W. Henderson, the Ambassador to India, present was nominated the now Am- bassador to Persia.

Dr. Grody's, resignation was accepted with the greatest -

Ches

The "only" clue to his "where") whos Mr O'Dwyer: was District abouts blew up when an un- Attorney of King's County scheduled airliner, which left Brooklyn. The witness went out New York on Tuesday night soon of the window of a Coney Island after he had silpped away from hotel en November 12, 1841. Turpin also won the eighth guard him, arrived in Win- him. It was called suicide-and the two detectives assigned to while detectives were guarding rer resulted in top gangsters escap- what to do as the Englishman slow, Arizona. The

The passenger Final details are now being | weaved around him, dealing out who had been thought to being prosecution in the Murder Governor of Connecticut · discussed at the International short punches that found their Aviation and Transport Asso- mark in Robinsor's face. -elation conference-in London.

Provisional plans are for freight rates to Singapore to be Increased by 15 per cent and to Hongkong and Japan by 25 per cent

Rates to other parts of the world, except the transatlantic, will be up by 10 per cent. The Atlantic charges were raised

It was a dull round mostly. Thiey circled until Turpin, was ready to lash out.

the pudgy bookmaker who had Incorporated scandal. confessed to corrupting the

Gross'

out

"voluntary" disappearance and Britain between Persia he bean "kidnapped", However,

Mr Chester Bowles, former and Price Administrator in World War II, was nominated as the Police Department of ex-Mayor However, the District At United States envoy to India.

This "shuffling of diplomats William

Mr Miles McDonald,- O'Dwyer on a pro- tommey, digious scale turned out to be said he did not believe Gruss and would have taken place several Iranian days ago but for the another mange

been kidnapped" by "gunmen oil crisis and Dr Grady's work vas intent on taking bim strange escope was

and in trying to bring about an Middleton, Randy Turpin's taken immediately before the killing him". He sold it was a

and manager, sald tonight that Grand Jury investigating the

he did not belleve Gross had neither he nor Turpin had any

biggest Brooklyn scandal since excuses as Ray Robinson regained Murder Incorporated. It meant

Originally Dr Grady wanted McDonald would not explain diplomalle service

to withdraw from active the world. middleweight cham- that unless and until he is why Gross would want to leave

Mr pionship. last year,

in early found the State will find it custody, in which he was safe

summer, but when the dil Corresponding with the in-

Tonight's return bout, which virtually impossible. to con

tip he, offered, to crease in freight rates thero · probably '-earned more than a

thue with the trial of the 18 from assassination, to go on his crisis will be new minimum charga

own. Judra Samuel Leibowitz stay on until September of 38 shillings and a minimum million dollars from gate, movie policemen which began only on was forced to adjourn until Mr Bowles has long been

Monday

Friday At the same time, he mentioned as a likely appointee weight of five kilos. The pre- |****

CALLED

LED SUICIDE" vious minimum was ono kilo.

ordered a Grand Jury investige- to a diplomatic post. He is an Another tattling key witness trip

in

Hon

of the disappearance old friend and

supporter of another of Brooklyn's series of inked. PICES, AN EXPERIMENT

the canvas, when his knees

President Truman Reuter. London, Sept. 12.. buckled from

lesa mysterious the explosive scandals met Three Transatlantic airlines (fores

but more direct fate whilli, in of ai straight. right are to experiment with using to the chin in the tenth 'round

"protective custody". That was distanco instead of different came. almost as an anti-climax, world currencies as the ban's

for inter-company payments,

and theatre television funds, was exciting in most sessions, Although Turpio's

Then Robinson barraged Tur- They are Fan-American, Air pin with left and right hooks to France and British Overseas the head and chased him into the Airways.

The International Air Trans-

ropes.

•

THE END OF IT

port Association's general meet- They came off the ropes and a ing was told here yesterday. of hard right to the chin dropped the scheme which aims to ease Randy flat on his back in the the share out of money

It-

nino,

ceived when a passenger books middle of the ring for a count of a ticket with one company

for a journey, over several, sle routes.

Under the new scheme for Licket selling The

Turpin rose' groggily and Robinson went after him with a terride assault that again drove company the nearly helpless Briton into sa many the ropes. will bo

On the ropes Rebiaron smarh- kilometres ed him in his body and face with more than 20 blows before: a The present complicated final left hook brought him accounts in various currencies lurching off the ropes and

into

·would thus be avoided..

the arms of referee Goldstein.

will owe the others kilometres. They balanced against owed to it.

Bor

Stratocruiser

Crashes

D

Redwood City,

Calif., Sept. 12. Two, veteran United Airlines pilot captains and their flight engineer word presumed killed today when giant Stratocrul- covered mudflats near here crashed 1 into the water- during a training flight.

The crewmen were which the only ones aboard the plane, normally carries 50 passengers and a crew of soyon on flights between

mainland and Honolulu.

bodles had. not' been found in the wreckage five hours after the crash, but Coast Guard, and United Air Lines officials said there was no chance that they survived. The four-engined huxury each with one even. roar loudly seconds before, the Harold Barnes voted plano dived through a thick Avo for

for Robinson and three for haza to crash into five feet of New Yoric, Sept. 12.

Turpin, with oven. Jadga water is the bay about one The Soviet deputy Foreign Agnello favoured Robinson Ave and a half miles northeast of Minister, Mr Andrel Gromyko rounds to four, and Redwood City United Prose arriving from Ban Francisco, The United Press scored four bu was booed by a crowd of for Robinson, the for Turpin several hundred as Grand Cens and two oven, “Unlied Press.

Blation todayMAR The burly

We shall be using distance Robinson was ahead on the as a new world currency," an score sheets of the two judges official sald--Reuter,

going into the tenth round, but A referee Goldstein

fight, even then, had

Gromyko· Booed

trol

cald only

portars, sought to questión, him, Howie whisked up a bargară, elevator, from then trainy wiat-

form to the long black"-limmi-

Pine Sewalling for him in the DOLERES delivery arts at the The nations United

the

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PLANE MISSING

“Algeria, Bepti, 12."

Does airliner with membe abond (was reported: "'wLÉ: ping-ormat the Minditerranean today

authorkies reported throw

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12.

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