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PAINTER STIRS UP CRITICS

Glasgow's Purchase Of Dali Work

Glasgow, Jan. 25 Salvador Dali, 47-year-old Spanish painter who used

tu

paint watches curled

like potato chips, has start-

ed another lively row with his art.

The City Corporation

announced

of

yesterday

Glasgow the purchase of his latest work, "The Crucifixton", for

for the enty art galleries, painting

£8,200 Thes:

is a the traditional style, although it depicts the Crucifixion from घरा unusual

angle

gle-from above the head of Christ.

SIAMESE RUGGER FANS IN LONDON

It is not real surrealist, like 1. "Debris of ar. Automobile

Giving Birth to a Blind Horse

Dali

Telephone", an earlier raised eye-

work that

brows ever in more sophisticated

centres than Glasgow.

Glasgow art students

dested

Immediately. S

pro- dlu Royal

several members of the

Academy.

Donald

This trio of charming young ladies from Bang- kok are cheering on their team, the first Siamese rugger side to play in Britain, against Imperial College. London Universi- ty, at Harlington, Middle-

visitors sex. The beaten by 24 points to 0.

-Express Service. It is a fantastic price to

Bruce, representing students, said "We 200 urt think it's a shameful waste of money."

"COMPLETELY MAD" The rminent British Augustus Juhn,

traitist,

"It's

absolutely.

mad

Day"

por- said, completely

Ruskin Spear. another Aca demician, said, "Su many other really good paintings could have

been bought with that money,"

The Cily Treasurer, J. D. Kelly. who proposed purchase

of the Dali painting, thought it

"a pretty good one."

Dull was not available for comment.-Associated Press.

APPEAL FOR

MEDIATION

a

Karachi, Jan. 26. The Pakistan Prime Minister, Nazimuddin, said to- Khwaja day that he had received cable from the Tunisian Neo- Destour Party asking him to intervene in the dispute between

were

Something

New In Explosives

Salgon, Jan 25 French authorities said today

of

CHINA MAIL

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1952.

Arab-Asian Bloc Motion

Names Of Civilian

Internees In N.

Korea Announced

Tokyo, Jan. 25.

The North Korean Radio reported tonight that 47 foreigners who were not named in prisoner- of-war lists are held by the Communists. They will be released as soon as an armistice is signed, the broadcast said.

Later the Peking Radio broadcast the names in Morse code. They included:

Charlotte

Marie De

Home Guard

Revival Explained

George Blake, William R Ruth, Dmitri Borosoft, Maurice they have learned of terrorist

Chanteloup, Alfred Cecil designs for exploding pocket-

Copper, Cles Coyos, Philip lamps, cigarette packages and Joseph Crosbie, Louis L. Dans bottles-apparently Maisara Daylatsha, champagne the successors of the exploding Labi, Philly Deane, Yvonne bicycles.

Marie Dascadeaux, Demeusy, Dozens of Indo-Chinese have Nellie Dyer. been hurt by bicycles parked

Vyvyan Gliese, casually outside Public bußd-

Simone Holt,

Hong, Anders ings. Tunisia and France.

Kristian Jensen, Ivan Nikolai Asked if he

French police had made any

say they now

and Yeorgi Kolin, Maria and 8 Major move to intervene, Nazimuddin have captured

Ilha Nuchikoff, and Olga Kilina, Lieutenant

the sald. "The matter

Caodal Herbert Arthur Lord, Henriette being dealt

responsible with by

for Marquier, Charles, Amelie and the Pakistan religious sect

Marguerite Foreign Minister, Sir Zafrullah recent acts of terrorism.

Martel Khan.

According to the French, the Meadmore, Norman Owen. M. Nazimuddin, who is leav- prisoners told Lauterrogators

Perruche Georges

Thomas ing Karachi for a 10-day tour that the three new devices

Rosser, are Quinlan, Mary Helen of PakistaUN, sald that the particularly easy to handle and Galim, Faiza, Sagid, Saguda, question of raising the issue designed for leaving in res- Parid Sherat Murat and

a broadcast Over the before the Security Council taurants and on street corners. Hamit Salahutdin (as sent). would also be decided by the The "pocket lamp" explodes Bertha Adkisson Smith, Ahmet BBC, Mr Head added that one of the main reasons for the Foreign Minister. Reuter. when the switch is turned, the and Sophia Sultan, Ivan Tchi-decision was the relatively small "champagne bottle" when the nono, Man Saing Whang, and

of troops on British number cork is puffed,

the Lawrence Alfred Zellers,

home territory as the result of Army commitments in Korea, Malaya, Egypt and Europe.

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and

Jean

Clearing Way To cigarettes" after a fixed period The Red broadcasts gave only

Heligoland

Cuxhaven, Jan, 25.

Minesweepers today began to

named were

clear the shipping route from FENDER TO STAND civilians about

the mouth of the Elbe to Heligoland.in preparation for.

the handing over of the island

Voted By UN

Paris, Jan. 25.

The demand by the smaller States that the right of self-determination be written into the Inter- national Covenant of Human Rights was passed by the United Nations' Social Committee today despite protests by the Big Powers.

The Committee passed by 33 votes to nine with 10 abstentions the resolution submitted jointly by 13 Arab and Asian countries calling on the United Nations to reaffirm the rights of peoples to self-determination.

It declared that only by re- specting this right could "pre- sent and succeeding generations saved from the scourge

be

wal."

of

Britain, the United States, Belgium, Canada, Australia, France, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Turkey voted which against the resolution they described as "misplaced and badly drafted."

Their delegates contended that the right of self-determination was collective whereas human as understood by the rights, United Nations, concerned in- dividuals.

The vote was reached after a

two weeks' debate during which many Arab delegates declared that Bare-ups in the Middle East had arisen from the sup- pression of self-determination,

The

SOVIET SUPPORT

by resolution, moved Afghanistan, Burma, Egypt, Indonesia, India, Iran, Iraq, the Lebanon, Pakistan, the Philip pines, Saudi Arabia, Syria and the Yemen, was supported by the Soviet bloc.

It

Soviet incorporated amendment that the proposed International Covensat of Human Rights should include a specific directive to adminis- tering Powers to promote self- determination in non-self- governing territories.

The Saudi Arabian delegats, the said that Jamil Barody, passing of the resolution was

London, Jan. 25. The Secretary of State for Head, de- War. Mr Anthony clared tonight that the Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, first step towards the libera- and the entire Cabinet were

tion of million of peoples and convinced of the necessity setting up a Home Guard of the avoidance of bloodshed" limited extent on A basis of

But Mr John Lesage (Canada) said that he and several other purely voluntary enlistment

delegations had been forced to it because its vote against wording seemed to have been inspired by emotion rather than by logic.

of just lying around.—Associat- the names, without any other ed Press.

In case of a sudden alert, he identification, However,

a number of those said, Great Britain must be able among the 56 to defend itself against parachute whom the UN attacks, possible sabotage and

on other threate truce negotiators inquired

The second reason, he declared, December 30,

was the necessity, in the event an emergency, to mobilise and train immediately the 'Territorial

itself. Army

London Jan. 25.

P. G. H. Fender, former Sur-

West Germany by the rey and England cricket cap-

10 British authorities.

The island has been used for bombing practice by the British since 1945. - Reuter

BRITISH MINISTER

tain, is to stand as Conserva- They included Captain Vyvyan

of

live candidate in the London Holt, British Minister to Seoul | If I no Home Guard existed, Mr County Couneli election this at the outbreak of the war; Head said, the Territorials would spring-Reuter.

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

Maurice Chanteloup, French have to assume Home Guard correspondent; Philip Deane, INS duties and thus delay all present correspondent also known as defence plans.--France-Presse, Mike Gigantis; Herbert A. Lord

of the British Salvation Army, George Blake and Norman Owen of the British Foreign Service, and Bishop Cecil Cooper, Angli. can Church missionary.

Nepalese Ban On Reds

The

The Sovlet delegate, M. Alexel Pavlov, explaining Com- munist support for the pro- posal, said that nothing in the resolution should be construed allowing intervention. in the internal affairs of States.

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Reuter.

Siamese Rice Agreement

With Britain

London, Jan. 25.

Living Language

Why we say attendance.

Dance

It is always wise on family occasions to be tactful and watch one's rich behaviour lest a relative store up some small slight or other. This is especially true of weddings where it was once the convention that the bride should dance with anyone who asked her, whoever it was, for fear of giving offence, She literally "danced

attendance"

and was at everyone's beck and call, which is what the phrase means today.

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Chinese New Year Arrange- ments. On Chinese Neve Your Day Bunday, 29th January, 1952, all Post Offices will be closed. There will be no delivery of cat- respondasice and no collections trom posting boxas.

On Monday, 28th, and Turn- day, 20th January, 1952, the public onces at the G.P.D. and

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BATURDAY, JANUARY 16 By Alt Formosa, 3 p.m., Via H.K, Airways. Blam, Malaya. Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, (Va Bangçok) Burma, India, Pakistan, Middle Past, Africa, Great Biftela, Europe, 14.30 a.m. B.O.A.C.

V.B... Cada 2 p.m., P.A.A. Japan, p.m., 3.0.A.C.

Indo China, France, French North & West Africa, 6 pm. Air France. Siam, Melaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, & pan., C.P.A.

By Surface

Macao, 1430 p.m.: 8 pm. 8/6 Tak Shing/Tatchan.

Formosa. Noon, 8/S Wing_Seng. Philippines. 2 p.m. 8/8 Sumatra. Egypt, France," # p.m. 9/8 La Muregiliaire.

BUNDAY, JANUARY 27 CRINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY Public Holiday MONDAY, JANUARY 20 By Air Formosa, Japan, _1_ pan., Vin CAT. Japan, 6 pm: B.6.A.C. Formosa, Okinawa, U.S.A, Canada, 5 pm. N.W.A.L

Philipines. N. Borneo,

5 p.m. C.P.A

Indo-China, p.m. C.P.A.

By Surface Macro, Noom, 5/8 Tek Shing. China, People's Republic," "NotD. trado via Canton.

Japan, 30 a.m., 8/9 Tipanas.

PUBLIC HOLIDAY TUESDAY, JANUARY 29

By Ar Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand. 9 am, Via C.P.A.

Indo-Chin, France, French__North & West, Africa, 10 8.

Air France.

Xormones, 10 am.

Sim, Basma, India, Pakistan, Mid- dle East, Africa, Great Britam, Europe, 111.30 am, 3.0.A.C.

Melayu, Ceylon, Pakistan, Middle Best, Africa, Great Britain, Europe.

p.m., B.O.A.C

By Surface

Mizuno, Noon, 8/5 Tax Shing, China, People's Republic, Neon, trợn via Canizon.

Philippines, Noon, S/S Pres. Hard-

dotests, Noon Victory

3/8 Anchorage

Indo-China. Noon, 9/8 Bestia.

GUEST WORKERS AGREEMENT

Bonn, Jan. 24.

Spain and Germany signed an agreement here today pro- viding for an exchange of guest workers.

The agreement will enable Spanish workers to come

Germany

to

be trained on

An agreement has been reach- ed between the United Kingdom Louis

the L. Dans of

US

and Thalland whereby Thailand Foreign Service, William R.,

Katmandu, Jan. 25.

agrees to sell to British terri- Booth, identified only as an

tories 295,000 tons of rice. Nepalese Government Americas; Mary Helen Rosser,

Payment will be made in Nellie Dyer,

outlawed Bertha Smith, today

the Nepalese Pounds Sterling and delivery Lawrence Zellers of Texas and Communist Party owing to its completed within September 15, Anders Jensen of Niw Cumber participation in the armed re-the agreement stipulated.

Pennsylvania, All Ameri-volt against the Government, it British territories `will" get anodern machinery Lá all Methodist missionaries,

was officially announced to the major portion out of a branches of industry. The Father Philip Crosble, Austra night.

total „of 800,000 · tons which Spaniards will work ; in the in Catholic missionary:

Charles It was further announced ailand is willing to export same factories as Genmain Martel of the French

reach Foreign That

the Government is taking during the first 10 months of workers-Reuter. Service and his mother and security measures to prevent the year. sister; Jean Meadmore and repetition of the short-lived The agreement Georges Perruche, also of the revolt.

stipulated that the Thai Govern- Minister The Nepalese Prime French Foreign Service, Mas Thous Quinlan, drish Catholic broadcast a warning to Nepalese mest shall undertake a survey

additional surplus Missionary

Henriette Marquier, that “such actions could, lésă toʻlou

portable rice and will openi French Catholic missionary; and fascism and anarchy, nz well as

negotiations with the United the following French Catholic to foreign intervention which missionaries whose names winter would move natal tumor Kingdom on August 15 in order somewhat from the Red list but -France-Presso, appear to be the same personer

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further

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diacusa "mhether there will bëri" additional allocations” for British

ries. United

Marie Diseazeaux, Yvonne De British Aid Forest

Lobit, and Eugenie

"A mumber of those named by the Rods were not on the list of those about whom the Allies had Inquired amt no data is available on themesociated Pres.

New State

London, Jan. 24

DARTWORDS SOLUTION gamla - Busw || Britain will contribute £500,- Ganny - Chunny be. Nook

·000 to the development and pokery Locke stabilisation agency, of the new Cars Canon Win Libyan State between April samm

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Lorklon, Jan. 25 Four hard and B5 minors

nounced in White Paper,

any dưỡng When the state of Libya casing modalit into being on December Read made

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