1951-11-12 — Page 2

NEWSPAPER QUERIES

UN VALUE

London, Nov. 11.

The value of the United Na- tions as a potential force for pence was questioned by today's Sandy Express.

This

Conservative Britain 10

jeave

papie th

Nations "Cam we ever hope to secure peace through the United Na- tions Organisation, established

to translate into practice one

of mankind's recurrent dreams, open covenants openly negotiat

cd bilween nationa" the Sunday Express asked.

"Experience

Ir steate

NO

that

would seem ta the answer

ST

to

All that it has done is LIV

the Kremlin the finest ounding board in the world for 4 proagunda, and the power to block all peace progress; to implant upen primitive peoples from Patagonia to Persia a fan- Lastie idea of their importance; and to provide the Mossadeghs, the Nahas Pushas and alt Britain-

with haters in which they can lear strips off the lion's skin while the world looits ung in bewildered

аг.

open Arena

amaze-

The United Nations not only im- tarnishes our prestige and perils our strength, but it also costs us a

sum of tremendous

money to keep it going.

"We ought to shake ourselver free of it before it brings us to final ruin" the Sunday Express urged-Reuter.

RED CROSS UNIT FOR KOREA

London, Nov, 11.

A Norwegian feld ambulance team. consisting of a pastor and three doctors, teft here by al today for Korea.

The team, which will travel by way of Hongkong, will stay in Korea for six months as part of Norway's contribution to the United Nations forces there.- Reuter

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Some Good Shooting

President Auriol of France (centre) and his youngest grandson Jean-Pierre (left), with the trophies of the President's hunting party held at Rambouillet Forest in France, London Express.

Geisha Strike

Continues

Tokyo, Nov. 11. Omipa City's 60 geishas are continuing their strike, started on Wednesday, for the payment of two million and for a yen back pay closed shop.

of their strike

"Absolute slogans read: opparition to prostitution."

The restaurant operator

geishun in attempt to

One

are recruiting

and

Tokyo in an

break the strike.-Reuter,

Counterfeiting Arrests

Tokyo, Nov. 11

Okinawans

Sea Could Solve Food

Shortage

Sydney, Nov. 11. "It makes me wild when 1 hear people talking about a world hortage of food-when off their front

have doors they

vast oceans of natural wealth wait- ing to be harvested,"

Attention Focused On Queen And “Our Gracle” UN General Assembly

Washington, Nov. 11.

Action on most of the world's trouble spots was focused in Paris as the United Nations General Assembly began debates there on many of the areas of erisis.

Russian rejection of the Western disarma- ment proposal appeared to cancel any prospect of an overall East-West settlement, and attention was turned to these areas of individual conflict:--

com-

(1) Middle East-The United States, Britain, Franze and Turkey announced plans for n Middle Eastern defence mand and promised arms aid to countries of the arca which Joint the effort. Arab League Stajes were scheduled to meet in Paris to decide whether Their sympathy for Egypt's attempt to oust Britain from the Suez Canal Zone

should keep them from joining the defence plan.

In Egypt, Incidents recurred during the past week between British troops and Egyptians and in a broadcast over the State- controlled Cairo radio a 'Moslem priest called for a holy war against Britain. The Arab States' request for Assembly review of complaints about French rule in North Africa was

deferred in- definitely.

(2) Germany→→→The Three Western powers invited

West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to Paris to speed de- cisions on German rearmament role in the Euro- and defenece peared to debate steps Meanwhile th As- sembly agreed toward German unity despite

13)

RN Carrier Stands By

of

Valetta, Nov. 11. The ship's company the Royal Navy's altersit carrier Ocean was recalled from share leave tonight to pick up an alr group, it was afficially announced.

The carrier is standing emer- for a possible gency.Reuter.

by

"U.S. NOT POPULAR IN

FAR EAST”

New York, Nov. 11. Representative John F. Ken- said (Democrat, Mass.) nedy today that the position of the Soviet objections.

Middle Yugoslavia Charges of Umated States in the

were lodged East and Far East has de- ale acu

and six Red teriorated and that those areas and other satellites by Yugoslavia at the regard this country Assembly. A Yugoslav delegate Western powers with consider- said Russia's satellite acts along able hostility. his country's frontier "are creat- ing a situation endangering the international maintenance

peace."

Russia

Di

SEATING OF PEKING

(4) Kashmir-The Security Council gave Dr Graham six

world swing

returned by Rep. Rennctly plane from a six-week His world-wide tour. carried him Arst to Europe and then to the Pacific.

"Our diplomacy In Southeast Asia has been in many ways &

weeks more to try to mediate tallure," he said.

us

has

as

Miss Gracle Fields, the famous "Lancashire Lassie" known in music halls all over the world, meets the Queen at the Victoria Palace in London when Her Majesty and Princess Margaret attended the Royal Variety Performance.--Central Press.

Bangkok Trying A

Unique Method

Fighting

Of

Rabies

Bangkok, Nov. 11.

Gentle methods are being used to rid this teeming city of the menace of thousands of rabies- ridden mongrel dogs whose fangs spell death but who are yet allowed to roam the streets and alleys at will.

Advance On Paris

Call

BY CLAIMANTS * TO FORTUNE

London, Nov. 11. Scattered throughout Australia China, France, Germany, Holland and Austria, are 3,000 claim- to the £56 millions fortune of Joan Thiery, who died over 200 years ago in Franca,

ants

To prove that blood is thicker than water. 88 members of the Belgian branch of the family are holding a reunion In Namur, Belgium.

These potential millionaires, would-be relatives of M. Thiery, have gathered 'to talk about their dearly-dopaed ancejor-and

his money.

Part of the heritage includes whole districts of Paris, includ- ing its Town Hall and Govern- ment buildings.

The object of the reunion is to force the French Government to recognise their claims and obtain payment in cash of a substantial part of the wealth which has been lying in the French Treasury Napoleon's day.

"LET US MARCH" Crammed into a tiny

over B cafe in "relatives" Wid

since

room

Namur, the came

from

(thent

and

Brussels, Liege, Charleroi, heard their newly- elected president, 50-year-olti Marcel de Liser, declater

The Germans took Paris with 6,000 men, There are 3,000 of us, Paris is our properly. Let us march on Paris and establish our claim":

The Thiery family, wiping Deads of sweat from their brows, cheered loudly.

The motion was adopted. And Almost any day now, directives will be issued by Press-minded Marcel de Liser for a new in- vasion of France.--London Ex- press Service.

FREE EUROPE COLLEGE

Paris, Nov. 11. The College of Free Europe, who established for those

have chosen cultural freedom",

will be opened tomorrow in the former Chateau Roberstau, near

the India-Pakistan dispute over "The American position Kashmir. The hope was ex-deteriorated in the Middle East pressed that he might be able to and the Far East.

"I think our policy in some of get both sides to agree to the demilitarisation of Kashmir as these countries has tied the United the first step toward a plebiscite. States too closely with colonial (5) China-Although Prime policies. In the minds of the Minister Winston Churchill populace of the Middle East and anranced Britain will continue Southeast Asia, the US. no longer Dr Claude E. Zobell, professor

China, the stands for what the people want, to Univer-

recognise Red of microbiology at the

Russian attempt to seat the Com-and they do not icok 10 sity of California, really meant

at the General they did at the end of the war munist regime the ocean too, when he told the

Assembly was summarily (World War II)" Sydney Morning Herald:

The wave of nationalism in defeated by the Steering Com-

is a tenet of Buddhism which stands aloft and curves mit ce by a vote of 11-2 (Russia those areas, he said, should have

their been supported by the West in that life shall

heads, not be taken, towards and Poland).

10 overcome Communis

end any

dog which finds its second, an ability to roll back order infiltration into these countries. life threatened san always their Hips in a guttural short,

Citing Indo-China, the 34-

And sanctuary within the

Mange sweeps through this U.S. should precincts of the nearest temple, mongrel race, and it is common year-old Congressman

Buddhism, however, French

are com- American Free European Uni-

Ure

The oceans occupy by far the greater part of our earth's sur- face, and taken all over, their productivity is greater than that of the land. It seems to me that The arrest of 9 Japanese there are huge pessibilities for development of sea foods accused of the counterfeiting US military and other materials fron

certificates payment

was re- surrounding waters." ported by the Business Journ

Dr Zobell has a definite sug- Nihon Kelsat today.

He has just spent The Journal

Osala gestion, quoted

several weeks in Queensland saying they seized $22,000

in counterfeit waters conferring with Govern- MYBEITT MASE-UPOTED STATES POTRESTS $10 bills. The certificates, legalment marine experts, and con-

PARKER NEAL ROMAN police

as

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SHOWING

TO-DAY

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had

Armed that the vast meadows Lender

only

for occupation were picked up of sea weed off the Australian personnel, between October and Novem- coast have commercial value in

the United States. Keisai said. 9, Nihon

back to the "When I go States, I intend to try to in- terest

industrialists our Australia's seaweed resources," he said,

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Little Dividend" Spencer Tracy. Elizabeth Taylor

In

the ocean

in

off

Hundreds of tons of the giant kelp seaweed, Macrocystis, grow off the coast, particularly

depths Tasmania. This same weed, growing off the Pacific coast of the United States, feeds the huge American plastics industry and other manufacturers in

sources Dew adequately and ate being sought-United Press,

FOCH STATUE UNVEILED

(6) Indo-China - French and continued troops Indo-Chinese atlacks against the Communist- ed Vietminh forces, punching a 15-mile wide hole in

the Red mended

cffensive, United Press,

that the

recom-

for

They are preserved by the grace of a gentle religion.

3t

has no

Strasbourg.

Mr James Burnham, an American author and

According to

an

College trustee, the

und

cultural College will ill the vacuurd when countries behind the "Iron Curtain" have been freed from the Communist re- gime,

Franco-

merely support not lite Wes of Hanoi in their lies policy, but should stand for the solution for lives taken by the see dogs which

pi-dog. Thirty persons in Thai-piely bald rooting among the aspirations of the people

land died the violent death of refuse beside the road or Kind- independence and reformas.

ly careering among the teeming un rabies last year, position The American

traffle. Indo-Chins, he said, is tremen-

Pi-dogs constitute dously serious and there is no doubt that the majority of the people are on the side of the guerillas.-Associated Press

Togliatti On Aim Of

Communism

Rome, Nov. 11.

lender of Palmiro Togliatti, the Italia Communist Party, addressed a rally here today commemorating the 34th an

October niversary of Russia's Revolution.

Founded by the

versity in Exile at New York, the College has accommodation for 100 students from

such

countries as Poland," Bulgarin, Rumanía, Czechoslovakia, Hun- major gary, Albania and Latvia. About Every 80 students from these countries

Therefore, to fight the disease,

of concerned people problem in this, city. a group have

formed the Society for day, eight or 10 new cases are have already started their the Promotion of Animal Wet-treated against rables At the studies. -- Reuter. fare-a title calculated not to Pasteur Institute, 80 persons a

offend the susceptibilities of day are given infections be

the

Buddhists-and

Oil cantpaigning for

Seeking Oil

Concessions

are now cause they have been exposed funds with to rables by the bite of these which to procure vaccine to in-dogs-Reuter. noculate the pl-dogs.

This solution, which has the vigorous support of Dr Chalerm Puranananda, Director of the Pasteur Institute in Bangkok, appears to be the only one pos- sible.

"Bilingual World” Aim

Cypriots In Canal Zone

Fayid, Nov. 11. Cypriot workers have begun. to arrive in the Suez Canal zone : the request of the British military authorities to replace wholesale desertions by Egypt- Jan labourers,

Most of the 50,000 labourers employed by the Army until the Suez Canal crisis were

Cairo, Nov. 11.

are Two American ollmen here to look into oll concessions.

are Glenn McCarthy of From time The goal of Communism was They

to time, some of the Houston, Texas, and John W. frate householder, generally a freedom for all, unity people in working for the na- Meyer of Los Angeles. The two foreigner rendered steepless by

Paris, Nov. 1. tional life and universal peace, arrived on Saturday.

the cacophonous din of 4 score A movement for a "bilingual Egyptians. The Neither would much of warling pi-dogs, will call world," setting as its first aim

Say ho-declared,

The Army is refusing to dia- "So much the better if this about their plans, though Mi upon the public health authori- the adoption of English and close exact figures of desertions goal can be achieved through Meyer said they were interested ties to purge his district of dogs, French as the official languages under inumidation by ex-

ofl concessions forms of democracy in unworked

But when word soon goes in the Western hemisphere, held tremists but it is known that existing

that dog-poisoner without convulsions and shocks areas. Their interests were no round and through the free and fertile confined to Egypt but, he told coming, the gentle That neigh-e first meeting here today. interplay of ideas alone. But if newsmen "you can rule out bours seize the offending dogs

Mr Robert Buron, French left their jobs in British camps." and harbour them within the information Minister, is there should be # desire to fight Iran and Saudi Arabia." with violence

It was rumoured they might compound of a Buddhist temple and repression

Honorary Chairman of interested in against this invincible movement be

until the danger is past. Sinar

organisation which is also being of social

and human progress, Peninsula area of Egypt, among

supported by French Members of Parliament, journalists and; trade union leaders,

thx

then it will be necessary to other places.—Associated Press.

Paris, Nov. 11. French, Belgian, British and American troops marched past the French President, Mr Via- Afternoon cent Auriol, this after he unveiled an equestrian

tatue of Marshal Ferdinand road Foch, Allied Generalissimo

I, on Chaillot Hill World War

the United, Nations General Assembly's meeting place.

in

The statue of Foch, who was in born 100 years ago at Tarbes the Pyrenees, looks across the Beine to the Eiffel Tower, the Champ de Mars parade ground and the Ecolo Militairo. --- Router.

HARRY ODELL

take another road: that very which the Russian Revol- ution has pointed out to us," Signor Togliatti sald.

COMMON TRAITS

m

the

most Egyptian labourers have

Reuter

Peace Treaty

Their First Flight morning peace with their yaps. Ils final aim is that one Ratification

Paramount

The

a

In due course, they re-appear and once again shatter the early

and earls.

language should be adopted

Who Epkyo, Nov. 12. He added, "We are convinced

London, Nov. 11.

breeds

world as pl-dog

The Janamon Government is un throughout the that if those madmen who speak

of communication expected miradify the Japanese Chieftainese hindered in this city and is a means of war should lose their senses

denizen of

Peace treaty and Lather United mean between the nations. extent as to drag Mantsebo Scelso, of Basutoland, fomillar

States Japan sosurity. to such an

elegant suburbs

pact on or the world once more into the and her party of advisera left streets.

Mr Gerard Jacquet, Socialist about November, horrible abyss of a conflagration, here today by air for Africa alike. There is to full formal after a month's visit to Britain, breed but a prohision of wild

said that he would Quotingwald the Upper Informed they would receive

of procreation has ask Parliament to discuss the sources, Kyoda

and

which they doserya. And from Alt 12 members of the party and, unpredictable shapes, An sembly of the National AI- News ARUA their defeat would finally arise are flying for the first time. anarchy Alsatian and Fox organisation's proposals which House special committee on the

'thul aim' MA

stay here, the mixed which every free During her man should make his end: the Chieftainers was received at Terrier, Spaniel and Dachshund, would be submitted also to the treatles will debate had vote on All pl-dogs have two common Council of Europe meeting the Mills 6 November 6.United effective unity of all peoples." Buckingham Palaco by Queen

phydeal ralts-first, tall tater this month-Beuter. Router.

Elizabeth,--Rauter,

Little squirt!

Press.

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