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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952.

Political

Committee

Throws Out Russian Draft Resolution

Paris, Jan. 17.

The United Nations' Political Committee today rejected a Soviet eight-point draft resolution entitled "measures to combat the threat of a third world war and to strengthen peace and friendship among the na

tions."

Funds Voted

For Relief

In Korea

Point One declared the participation in the Atlantic

bloc and creation by certain Eisenhower

states, mainly the United States. of military naval foreign and air bases in territories incompatible with membership of the United Nations.

seven

This point was rejected by 148 voles to five, with

abstentions

The

Paris. Jan. 17. The United Nations Advisory Committer today

Committee further re- announced! that it had!erted Point Two, suggesting taking part in atproved $250,000.000 cre- that countries

the Korean war should imme- dits for the- relief and diately and military operations,

of rehabilitation

da mistice Kurea conclude

within a peri d

and

Trip Home Unlikely

Rocquencourt, France,

Jan. 17. Generál Dwight Eisen- hower, possible Republican presidential candidate, said today that he had "no real during the first year of withdraw their forces from the expectations" of being able to accept the invitation to 38th Parallel 3'nited Nations Korean

of 10

speak in Indiana in March. days. reconstruction operations.

The proposal was rejected

Mr L. A. Lukenbill, Monbes

spokes- ut to

votes to Committee | by 42

Ave, with 19:

man for the American Society of India.

the abstentions. Britain, Unnal

States. Cenada and By 53 votes in favour, five Training Directors, had earlier against and two abstentiotis, the said in Indianapolis that his Uruguay

Political Committee adopted group had booked General Thi one-year programme provides meeting the basic joint drift resolution by France. Eisenhower for a night address at the Society's Korcat people in Britain and the United States. on March 12

antua? conference in way of food, clothing, medical, amended by Bolivia, to refer eighth

post-

¡ include

breeds of the

core and citer

:

pital. well as for Sorahe three to seven of the French Lick, Indiana.

start or rehabilitation in muen thelas

as housing, public health. education and pubic welfare

facilities.

proposals to the

to the new Dis-

the

Cornamission.

Mr Lakenbill's announcement armament C

These

with paragraphs deal

hod lent weight to predictions of armaments and that the commander of reduction armed forces and the prohibi-North Atlantic Treaty Organisa tion of atomic weapons. The Committee also said that

tion would return to the United Those voting against were in developing the programme,

Byelorussia, Czechoslovakia, Po-States this Spring as his friends "special altention has been

and the Pushed the campaign to win for land the Ukraine devoted to the serious problem:

and him the Republican presidential Soviel Union. Argentina nination in Kores and in

nomination. India abstained methods of bringing it under

The Committee then rejected ontrol

one, we and eight added that

now paragraphs

of the Sovies proposals, pledges have been altached to

three to seven Paragraphs the requested Sum but the Committee

were not put to the vote as they felt

thai the

had been referred to the Dis- programme had

now reached armament Co

Commission.

the stage where incmber states should make an effort to meet their pledges."-France-Presse.

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A SHAPE spokesman today released

state- the following ment:

"General Eisenhower did re- ceive an invitation from Mr L A. Lukenbill of the American Directors

The Committee will meet again Lomorrow to take up Society of Training the item. on the admission of late in November, but he ex- sponsored by plained at the time that he had (If being no real expectation able to attend."

The spokesman refused to say whether General specifically Eisenhower would make a irip home son unlikely

Reliable sources said it was that General Eisen- hower would visit the United

on the

general debate Soviel item completed this afternoon took five days. It had begun on January 12. A total of 27 delegations participated in genera! debate France-

the Presse.

Heligoland About To Be Handed Back

States for some time because of the task of building Euro- pean defence.-United Press.

EPIPHANY CUSTOM

The annual Feast of the Epiphany is celebrated in Italy, and this point-duly policeman has a fine collec- tion of gifts for the city police forces, handed to him It is an old custom. (London by passing motorists.

Express Service),

Move To Abolish

Of Women Sale

Belgrade, Jan. 17.

JapanMove Gives Hope Of Peace

A campaign to abolish the sale and purchase of women, customary among the Moslem Shiptars, an Albanian minority, in the Yugoslav province of Kosmet, has been launched by the local authorities there.

it was before the A girl is a source of here than income for her father in war, less than one-tenth of all married couples de in fact do that province, and remains

Yugoslav a dream for a boy unless!

women go in for of children. One he has 100,000 or even numbers

woman in every 18 has given 150,000 dinars.

birth

more

50.

to up to 10 or children, while of the female

population

total

over

14

years of age, 62 per cent have

to at least given birth

ts estimated that

one

the

New York, Jan. 17.

A Scripps-Howard news- papers' editorial said today that "Premier Yoshida's forthright declaration that Japan has no intention of signing a peace and trade treaty with Red China, but does stand ready to sign such a treaty with the Chinese Nationalists ΟΤΙ Formosa, i8 the most encouraging development in Asia in many months."

the

The editorial sald that world was in is present pro dicament largely because the

balance of power had been destroyed in Europe and Asia by the destruction of Germany and Japan as military powers.

Ram

"Hitler's elimination and the containment of Japan's im- perialistic designs were essen- tial," the editorial continued. "But Russia moved into the vacuums thus created, and now poses a threat to civilisation in- finitely more dangerous than that of the Axis because of the vast concentration of power the Soviet Union represents,

LIVE AND LET LIVE "If committed to live and let live policies, Germany and Japan the do much to restore world equilibrium when they resume their former piaces. world powers. And thei: resump- tion of those positions is inevit- able because they have latent potentials which

be cannot denied.

"The vital question to the world's independent nations is whether Germany and Japan will cast their lot with them or with the Kremlin. Premier Yoshida has declared himself on the issue by denouncing the Moscow-Peking mutual assistance treaty of 1950 a military alliance' aimed against his country.

RS &

BBY

as

of

extending B

hand friendship to Nationalist China Premier also the Japanese pointed towards the eventual of all of the Asian alliance

opposed 10 Moscow- forces directed Communism.

"American and British states- manship should join hands for the consummation of this design because it offers the best hope

in for

peace

the Pacific." United Press.

Arab Relief

Discussion Deferred

Because many of them have not got that much money, many remain 211- young Shiptars

old men married. while rich take two or even three young child.

It wives.

The purchase of the wife-to-population of Yugoslavia, which ipe is usuaBy carrled out is now slightly over 16,000,000, through a "mistt," or mediator, will reach 38,590,000 by 1960. who first charges the groom's father a certain sum of money for his services and then asks for further gifts for the girl's uncles, brothers and other re- though more boys are born than tives agreed here today to defer

the death girls,

rate among the discussion of a four-power latives.

for a three- Service in the Royal Navy is

Expenses start with the en- inen is higher than among wo-resolution calling a tradition in countless British

$250,000,000 relief and continue for men--Reutter.

year rehabilitation programme for families; it is doubtful, however, gagement and

Palestine Arab refugees.

Royal Navy Tradition

whether more than one family several years after the wedding,

xiri for the

can

Young

is usually very at the time of her

There are more women than men in Yugoslavia today. This is partly due to the ravages of war, and partly to the fact that

PAKISTAN DENIAL

that

Paris, Jan. 17. Western and Arab representa

The proposal, sponsored by the

Britain, United States, France and Turkey, incurred Arab disapproval on the grounds Middle that its reference to Eastern States infringed on the sovereignty of their govern. ments.

Efforts to iron out the differences over the wording of

London, Jan. 17. The British Government

boast of three Admirals is ready to hand over the

within its ranks. Such betrothal. RAF testing ground of

is the Louis family, whose proud Heligoland to the West Ger- naval tradition was begun by being betrothed to men of 30 as There have been cases of girls man authorities in ex- Admiral Sir Thomas Louis, one soon as they learn how to walk, change for another testing of Nelson's "Band of Brothers," and even before. ground, probably off Gux- and continued by his son, Ad- In the Rotovo village, parents

Karachi, Jan. 17. also in the North miral Sir John Louts, and grand-arranged for the betrothal of haven,

The Foreign Ministry spokes- two eight year-old daughters, man today gave in indirect Sea, it was reliably report-son, Admiral William Louis,

The story of the first Admiral Tima and Mone. After the cere- denial to the report ed here today.

Louis has now been put in mony, they stopped them from Pakistan was,about to recognise the resolution have b for re- Authoritative sources indicated | book form by his great-great-going to primary school and King Farouk as the King of mained unsuccessful. United that the former German naval grandson, Dr H. B. Louis, locked them

house, Egypt and Sudan, base of Heligoland, which has Headmaster of S: Edward's for custom says they

"grow He toki the Press today that served as a target for British College, Malta.

The book. quicker" that way.

the question of new credentials bombers ever since the end of although primarily concerned Ahmet Bakshija, an old man to King Farouk did not arise World War II, would be returned with the Louls family, inevit-of 80, brought a 16-year-old girl since the present ambassador to to the Federal authorities

provides

fascinating to his house, although he el-Egypt, Hell Sattar Ishaque, now March

contrected

return 1, 1952.

with the ready had two wives.

would in Karachi, Some- The sources said negotiations Royal Navy of Nelson's time. tines, grown-up girls are "mar-shortly to Cairo. between the British and German Orders by Nelson, ship's logs ried" to boys who are still play-

Newspapers here reported that Federal Governments concerning and diaries help to give an ing in the mud. Recently, Bari

new ambassador to Eggpl and that Heligoland and finding of an accurate, picture of conditions other base were near

credentials would be offered to agree aboard the ships that fought Sulji "married" his 12-year-old would be appointed ment

France and Spain and main sen to a girl of 18. She is mature the King of Egypt and Sudan."the Burmah Oll Company struck

and healthy, while her "hus-France-Presse. They indicated this other tained. Britain's naval supre-band" is still going to ргер base might be "Gross Knecht-macy.

school-Reuter. Band,"

onarial

Duncan,

up in the

sand shoal hear The author gives intimate Cuhaven North, east of Ham-glimpses of naval heroes such MOST-MARETING NATION

Belgrade, Jan. 17. burg-France-Presse.

MacBride, Yugoslavia has joined the

опе There United States as

of the the most-marrying nations in world.

Bataan Leaves For Korea

Press.

Oil Workers

On Strike

Rangoon, Jan. 17.

A total of 2,500 employees of

work today for increased cost of living and house allowances.

The strike hit two of the CEYLON RUBBER

Company's establishments out- side Rangoon and also the Rodney Hood,

FOR REDS Keith, Troubridge,

firm's aviation fuelling centre st Duskworth and others.

Rangoon airport. The oll Colombo, Jan. 17.

town of Chauk, are also detailed descriptions of

The Polish freighter Tobrucking Nelson's victory at the Battle of

Aircraft calling at

at Ranggon Official statistics published is due here on Saturday to pick Burma, was not affe Nile, und Duckworth's vic- tory at San Domingo.

here show that since the war up Ceylon's second shipment of

airport to refuel were delayed, Entitled "A

"Admiral

Bir Thomas marriages in Yugoslavia have rubber, comprising 450 tons for

The strike came after efforts Darwin, Jan. 17. Louis," the book can be obtain averaged 180,000 a year Communist China.

the Labour Conciliation The Ceylon Government was by The Australian destroyered at 8/64 plus postage from Dr equivalent to $10 a day, or 21

reported here to be not yet con-Board had failed to bring about the Bataan left Australian waters H. B. Louis, St. Edward's Col- an hour,

agreement between the Although, with Com-sidering any change of polley art today for the Korean zone to lege, Malta, or Messrs Giov. begin her second, tour of duty Muscat, 213 Bt. Ursula Street, munist Government in power, if on exporting rubber to China menugement and the workers. there Reuter,

Valletta, Malta.

is far easier to obtain a divorce Acuter.

Reuter,

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