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No. 35225

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1952.

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Senate Rejects A Personal

In Korea Leads Atomic Appeal By

THAT

the American Secretary of State, Mr Acheson, Is to interrupt his journey to Berlin next month to visit London, where he will have talks with the Foreign Secretary, Mr Eden, on the situation in Korea, indicates the growing concern with which this tangled problem is regarded both in Britain and the United Stater. Cabled reports from Britain in the past few days have emphasised the increasing worry over the future of the Interminable armistice talks at Panmunjom and the Intest moves of the South Korean President, Dr Rhee, in endeavouring to put down the mounting opposition to his dictatorial Fegime, British concern, however, goes beyond these. two problema. Press reports speak of ΠΟΥ Chinese armies being transferred to Korea, and of intensified Communist propaganda on bacteriological warfare; these are regarded in soma quarters as Indication of a renewed, and more power- ful, Chinese offensive in Korea. There is ample con- fidence in the ability of the United Nations forces to. resist any new

Chinese

Test Team

Above in Rear-Admiral

A. D. Torlesso who is in

command of Britain's atomic test team. When

this picture was taken he was Captain in com- mand of the fleet carrier Triumph.

attack, however formidable. ATOM BOMB

General van Fleet, the 8th Army commandér, has

repeatedly asserted that his ON WAY TO

troops can throw back any assault.

ASSUMING another Chinese

AUSTRALIA

effort to drive the United Nations out of Korea Is mado and is repulsed, whint} then will be United Nations left

Truman

SEIZURE OF

STEEL INDUSTRY

REFUSED

Washington, June 10.

"The Senate today handed President Truman a stinging defeat by demanding that, he use the Taft-Hartley law to end the nationwide steel strike and rejecting his personal appeal for power to seize the industry.

On the heels of Mr Truman's request for im- mediate seizure authority, the Senate in rapid-fire order rejected three Democratic seizure proposals and then voted 49-30 to "request" the President to obtain a Taft-Hartley injunction against the 650,000 CIO United Steel workers now on strike, The Taft-Hartley plan was offered by Senator Harry Byrd (Democrat) as an amendment to the con- trols law. It was supported by Senator Robert Taft's

powerful Republican Policy Committee, which led the

fight against all attempts to grant seizure power.

Only a bare five hours carlier,

MTruman had gone before

Joint session of the House and Senate with an urgent request for Imenedtate authority to seize and operate the industry until the long wage dispute is settled. Portsmouth, June 10.

He told the lawmakers the Britain's first atom bomb

only afternative to seizure was to here on an aircraft-rost" him to use speeded-up policy? An indefinito stale-] carrier today on its way to procedures of what he assailed as test explosion in Aus- the "unfair" Taft-Hartley daw. But the President questioned whether it would provide steel

that ย

the

doubtedly the alma of the with the Compania, sulled

United Nations in Korea

NO

After hearing the President's grim address without a ripple of applause, the Senate in rapid fire order acted as follows:

notice.

W. German

Newsmen Kidnapped

Berlin, June 10.

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The rebellious North Korean prisoners of war on Koje Island openly defy the orders of General Haydon Boatner and march round their compound carrying huge portraits of Stalin and Mao Tse-tung. Their rebellion was effectively put down yesterday, London Express.

Cockell

Turpin Beats Jordan's King Unfit

To Reign Again

Randolph Turpin, former world middleweight boxing champlon, became the new British cruiserweight champion last night when he beat the tle holder. Don Cockell by a technical KO in the 11th round.

For most of the fight, Tarpla out-boxed Cockell, defending Ho bad the

for # champion. down -cons in the third round, Abch early in the 11th put him down for a count of six, and later in the round for a count of nine,

With Cocket floundering helplessly on the ropes, the refereo stopped the fight.

ALL AT

QUIET KOJE

The

Amman, June 10. Ailing King Talal of Jordan will never again be fit to rule and the Regency Council will con- tinue to act for him for the next 11 months until his 17-year-old son, Crown Prince Hussein, comes of age, according to. well-informed sources here today.

The Cabinet reached this decision, it was learned, after receiving first-hand reports of the King's condition from Paris and Lausanne that hils, illness was getting progressively more serious.

The mystery of the King's meet members of his family In intentions-whether ho would Paris.

wero

to

The King would be received

but

UN BOMBING of MANCHURIA

Clark Gets Limited Authority

From Henry Lowrie

Wshington, June 10. General Mark Clark, Supreme UN Commander in the Far East, has the authority to bomb the Chineso mainland - in

the event of an emergency. And the emergency? That could be a sudden attack by the Reds', powerful air force in support of renewed offensivo Korca.

-

The General said in Tokyo today that he was in favour of Buch retaliation no hoids barred fight--if the truce' talks broke down and full-scale war. was resumed.

But the General gets his orders from the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington. They are that, if possible, he should ton- sult them bofure he undertakes any new tactics such as bombing of bases in Manchuria,

The orders also lay down, however, that it time does not permit him to consult Washing- ton he can order retaliation in his own initiative.

EXPLANATION

A Pentagon spokesman ex- plained: "The Joint Chicts of Staff have prepared a polley

now being followed and any new approach to a problem such up a blockade, or putting Na- na the bombing of buses, setting mainland would have to be tionalist Chinese back on the authorised by the Joint Chiefs

of-Staff-But obviously

·commander ears supreme

bo

completely hamstring by ties that bind him. "If an emergency rose there are many things ha

could do to meet it and no doubt he will do what is best.”

But it was pointed out that

to

Though several prominent Americans have openly support- ega navel blockade or an air on the mainland attack Washington, like London and her capitals, docan't Jean heavily towards the idea uniesu, of course, the occasion really A British Overseas Comet, Jet demands it.

TO TOKYO

London, June 10.

mate on the war front, with a or without further armis- tralia. tice talks, doen not The equipment for the for defence. commend itself to any of assembly of the bomb sailed |

*18 scone the Allied nations. The on the carrier Campania bound He said there

whether the. Courts feeling

undoubtedly for the uninhabited is

Monte question

A Russian soldier and a

agroc to remain. abroad and From there he went on to General Clark does not have Fello Islands, 48 miles north- would grant a Taft-Hartley -

Communist policeman kid-

continue his treatment

or Geneva.

permission growing that nothing has

start indiscri- the junction against the Union and, Australia, where west of

suddenly By back to his capital been achieved in Koren. frst is

Four police if they did, whether the steel-napped two West German

minate bombing of China, guarded to take place in

the ---was still far from being entrance to the airport lounge that little can be achieved, Autumn.

workers would obey it.

Press Association corres-

The bombing of China has solved today. and that the unification of Officials refused to say how

during the 20 minutes it was been APPLAUSE

pondents from the British

Official Government sources occupied by

a sore point among the the Prince, and allied nations and the general the entire peninsula ia a much of the bomb blast equip

stated, "we dimply have no

three others dream no longer possible of ment was on board, but dis

sector of Berlin tonight.

knowledge of what the

were in close at policy is to restrict the fighting King

tendance. Most

to Korea-if possible.---- fulfilment.

considerable

both people closed

The correspondents,

"intends to do in the future." Koje Island, June 19,

Prince Hussein will

feel

travelled this is too mount" of it had been packed,

Germons, are reporter Friedrich

Within the capital itself, there After today's bloody victory Rear-Admiral Torlesso, who

Weber and photographer Guen-

no signs of tension and under his own name, Reuter, pessimistic a view but un-

over fanatic prisoner resistance, WELL

command the

ther Bradke of the West Ger- the breakup

little hint of a crisis. of prisoner mobs man DPA news agency..

The King's illness was re- in this United Nations prison

should proceed more garded by the mass of the COMET JET TO FLY They were standing at the camp

people as a "sad misfortune" Lut unlikely at this time Communist barrier on the Bri- easily.

Commandant, Camp tish side of the border lino be-

provoke any political or military and Soviet Brigadier Haydon L. Boatner,

crisis. tween the British

The Russian and the expressed this opinion tonight sectors. German Red policeman faced and revealed that he planned

with the honour due to his airliner, the world's fastest.com- mercial plane, is to make a them across the barrier.

to send spokesmen from Com-

The plan, so far, as it is pos- and 14,400 kilometres (about 9,700 sible to determine in advance, is post it ho returned, pound 76 to tell all prisoners on the island what to expect it purposes like a private citizen mics) proving flight to Tokyo simply to concentrate an etlack on Manchurian, bases from they resiste

under medical

care, sources next month, *from Prisoner spokesman

The Comet has not previously which Communist attacks are A here believed. Compound 70, who had watched

flown further cast than Sings-launched, London SCHIZOPHRENIA

Express Service the bloody defeat of the prisoner resistance in the neighbouring or split pe

Suffering from schizophrenin, Dore-Reuter.

the King compound and then moved into

iso during the past two months, smaller areas quietly, will also has shown be sent around with their story.

The first signs of the serious- Prisoners in Compound 78 were seen burning spears before to have occurred about two ness of his Illness were reported moving quietly ds ordered years ago soon after the birth his youngest child, Princess A spokesman

scheduled to move to- eldent.

The Allies have protested morrow, surrendered on behalf There is no way Congress con

anger, prisoners and assumed staff and complaining at intrigue force the President to obey the against the intermittent barring of the Senate request that he invoke of patrols from the 110-mile personal responsibility for any add

disobedience, Brigadier Boatner nor to undermine his au- the labour-management law "teline" highway.

Palace cources here, re- cald.

ported. against the steci union.

General Vassily Chulkoy of General Boatne" added that amendment will Ro to the the Soviet sector said la

These fits, interspersed with the he had told the leader of the the Senate com latest Red note that the Allied compound moving tomorrow to long periods of complete nes pletes work on the overall con protest was "groundless," Ho see his charges ent a "hearty mality, were often accompanied trols law.

by depression and uncharacter-i said maintenance of patrols was breakfast."Reuter. Mr Truman tossed the steel-

violation" of } ..

istic outbreaks of irresponsibl- strike into the lap of Congress an "inadmissible

Soviet-held territory. United with his urgent request for au-Press. thority to seize and operate the Industry until the walkout ends,

Witnesses sold the Reds point- ed guns of the agency men and said: "Get your hands

up and come over."

1. Rejected 08-12 a proposal Dr William Penney, the ex- to give Mr Truman seizure nced reviewing, and this pert who will direct the detona- powers if "super" emergency will most assuredly be the ion and record its effects, willboard failed to end the dispute mala task of the coming | follow later.

after 120 days. Eden-Acheson talks. The The Campania was held up

2. Defeated 52-28 o plan which two statesmen will by then for six hours by fog before she would have permitted the Pres- have received Eari Alexan- could leave Portsmouth with the dent to seize steel mills or any der's estimate

frigate Plym, also ferrying atom strike-threatened defence Indus- of the

Leat stores, She carried two try after seven days' public situation, and much will

helicopters. depend on his recommenda-

Strict security will be enforced

3. Rejected 47-32 a proposni tions following his visit to when the Plym calls at Gibraltar to let Mr. Truman seize miils Japan and Korea.

on her way-Reuter.

until the diapule. is settled or until

he finds they are not essential to national defence.

4. Passed the Byrd amend- the ment which "requested"

Shortly after the kidnapping, President to invoke the Tatt- the Allied authorities announced Hartley law. The Senate pre- the receipt of a notice from the viously had defeated an at- Russians saying their military tempt to soften the language of police patrols would be barred

today. to make it a mere from the superhighway leading the provision to the Presto Western Germany.

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Beer

GERMAN PILSNER LAGER

SOLE AGENTS: JEBSEN & CO.

House after

The

but the Senate responded legs

than three hours later by voting

to defeat the Democratic pro- pasal to arm the President with: seizure powers.

CHANCES SLIM

The correspondents complied

and were arrested.

Alleged Plot Uncovered

Teheran, Juno 10.

of

for, Compound B

Excursion Boat

Rams Pier

sudder

Amading instability

Talal became subject to raging at his

ghopkeepers in Amman wern'

amazed on several occasions to sce the King riding a charger unaccompanied down the main street followed by hundreds of at- New York, June 10 cheering, ragged urchins About 30 persons were in- tenipting to keep pace with the jured when on excursion boot, wildly pruncing horse, jammed with tourists and On other occasions the King children, rammed into a Hud- would lock himself in a room of hours and Still pending, war a plan to Five army colonels wero non River pler today. Eleven the Palace for

emerge to, Recuso Yet Mr Truman take over the arrested today, accused of plot-were taken to hospital seriously nuddenly

member of his household of acta Industry after moyen days' publie ting to overthrow the Govern-hurt.

The boat was leaving

against

him. notice but, ils chances for apment of Dr Mohammed Messa-

excursion A Government official here. proval seemed silm

according to press reports, berth for a river

when she smashed into the today declared, "The whole; The Commored Department

no immediate docks. Many of the 300 aboard nation is saddened by the ill- today announced that exports of There was, steel obtained from or shipped by officiat confirmation of the re were hurled to the decic or ness of a ling who is greatly against the rigging. Heuter. loved, “But it will make no distributors for manufacture or ports.

difference to the nation's unity."

-Reuter

tonight.

degit,,

consumer purposes would be The Shah returned hurriedly Prison Term For Jinsoned after midnig stool on from a holiday `ot: Ramssar, on

The

steal

not

Assame

PRINCE RETURNS Diplomat

London, June 10: Prince Husroln, Crown Prince Genon, June 10. of Jordan, flew here from The Criminal Court today Geneva

Lodny .. Bewspaper

conspiratory | sentenced an Italian, foundĮ Accompanied by Eamid Bey,

ban applies to

Ses, when ho have the Caspian export licences

learned of the plot, the press already been issued but

but does apply.

to United States ship reports mald.. ments

of

The to Canada or to

to evening overseas chipments by demostle Nabard said the steel producersor porter's" directly.

producing.com- panios-United Press.

by ox-were connected with the out-muilty of assault and battery the Court Chamberlain Prince

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