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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1952.

Monument To Welfare Of Colonial

Sculptor

: Princess Astrid of Norway looks at the stone monument she has just unvelled at North Weald in Essex, England, com- memorating the tenth anniversary of the arrival there of the - Norwegian sculptor, Carlson. - Express Plato.

Special Status Of

Kashmir State

By India

Agreed

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Students In

Great Britain

MORE PUBLIC INTEREST

London, July 20.

A notable increase in public interest in the welfare of Colonial students in the United King- dom became apparent last year, according to an annual report on students' welfare just published,

There has been an increase in the number of questions and discussions on the subject in Parlia ment, articles and correspondence in the Press, and in broadcast programmes.

Bat public interest was heightened also, it is claimed, by the success of schemes for bringing Colonial students "into a closer and more friendly re- lationship with the people among whom they live."

The report, submitted by the, able to house Colonial students Brilish Council (which took because

from of complaints over in 1950 certain welfare landadies. responsibilities previously held by the Colonial Omee) a&tates that relations between Colonial students staying in lodgings and their landladies were, on the whole, good.

In Londen, however, six addresses had to be removed from the register of those suit-

American Infantry Attacks

In Korea

Seoul, July 20. Allied infantry, doggedly counter-attacked on "Old. Baldy Hill" tonight in the face of heavy artillery fire after being hurled back re- peatedly by Chinese Com⭑ munists.

The report continues: "One complaint that should perhaps be brought to notice is that Colonial students sometimes put up a friend for the night and then allow him, to live on per- manently with there is, in fact, ind vacahý 16 another tenant.

"This affords 1 further example of the need for instruc- ding students before they leave

home of differences in custom with which they are likely to be

faced in the UK.

POSITION IMPROVES "Generally speaking, however, the behaviour ot Coloniat students is good."

Despite the difficulty of per- suading some landladies to ac- cept coloured students, the re- port states, the position is stendi- iy Improving.

During 1951, over 1,000 new addresses were added to the re- gister throughout the UK. and over 800 of these were suitable for Colonial students,

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Hospital Ship Home From Korea

MCCARRAN

The Danish hospital ship "Jutlandia” decks at Langelinje quay, Copenhagen, after 16 months' service with the United Nations Forces in Korea. Express Service.

Australians To Train

Malayan Home Guard

Darwin, July 20.

The new commandant of the Malayan Home Guard,, Likut-Colonel Sidney H. Kyle-Little of Australia, will soon have more Australian officers to help him in Negri Sembilan in action against Communist terrorists.

The Australian Government approved the re- quest of the British High. Commissioner, General Sir Gerald, Templer, for experienced Australians to train and lead the Home Guard.

FOIE

GRAS

FOR AND

CATS

While

clamour

Apart from

the inducements of pay and eligibility for re- wards ranging to £A35,000 for marked Communist scalps of terrorist leaders, work with the Home Guard is expected to make a ready appeal to former members 专躞

the Australian

Imperial Forces (A.I.F.)

DOGS Jungle experience,

with

It was not so long ago that

gourmet's de

As on

ACT ATTACKED

“Immigration To U.S. Virtually Ended”

Calengo, July 20, Monsignor John O'Grady, secretary of the National Con- ference of Catholis Charities, urged last night that the Do- mocratic Party ask for legista- Hon which would bring in more”- displaced pesoria from Ger many, Italy and Greece,

Criticising the recently enhet- ed McCarran Act is virtually ending immigration to the United States, Mons, O'Grady mild "A humane and Christian immigra- ton pollty đến nói thàa that we open our doors to peoplo who are inim'çal, to our country and its insultutions,........it doen not mean, however, that wo

at must adopt an unfriendly litude toward all aliens and that we must single out all the peoples of Southem and Eastern Europe as unworthy of admis- thin la sion to our, country, what the recent. ¡minigration legislation is designed to do even in a more speciile and direct fashion.

Protection For more "Peace Angel"

Hamburg, July 20.

The German "Pence Angèl," Barbais Pleyer, who luterrupted the Olym- pio. Games opening cere- mony when she tried to ΠΑΚΟ A speech, arrived here by plane today and immediately asked for police protection,

She was met by plain. clothes polico and W3. taken to the police station, "Miss Pleyer has asked us for protection and we shall rive it to her", s bölfed offl- clal fold reporters-Asso- elated PresAN,

Marion Davies

Makes It Up

Hollywood, July 20,

"I am praling to the Bono- cratic Party, to use its Best effort to bring our migrátiḍi legisla- tion info harmony fylth the best traditions of our country and its Horeign policy at the present time .....we should have & programme that would make it possible for genuine rofugees from countries back of the Iron Curtain to find admission to the United States.

"It should be possible for us to admit some additional displaced persons from Gericany, Italy, and.. Greece and possibly other, coun- tries....we should endeavour to find means of pooling unused quotas to enable people from these countries who are suffering Bebere handicaps to And Homes in this country and other thun- tries throughout the world.”—— United Press.

Marriages Of Teen-Agers

Singapore, July 20.

Miss Marlon Davies told her in the first six months of this

Indian.

Etoris 10 put Colonial students in touch with the New Delhi, July 21.

Associated Abdullah, can-

Press correspon- people among whom they are The Kashmir Premier, Sheikh

dent George McArthur at the living have not always been

the now vigorous Home Guard friends yesterday that she had celled his departure for Srinagar at the last minute to- front said: "The volume of į successful

London, July 20.

leader kicked off the remnants become reconciled wh her hus-ar only three marriages of Prime artillery and mortar shelling-

British night after five-hour talks with the Indian

THE BEST WAY' - heaviest of the

housewives of his boots, dragged his dry band. Captain Horace Brown, girls under 16 years took place for variety for the tongue from the roof of his, whom the suad for divorce in at the Singapore Registry-two Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and other members of the some of the

Korean war-indicates heavy

"A Colonial . student Is table, pate de fole grus has month and, in the shade of on July 10 after only eight months Were Chinese, and the third an Indian Cabinet's Foreign Affairs Committee.

casualties."

to accept been soiling at 1d. a far for call Arnhem Land rock ledge, fried of marriage.

Miss Davies was for many Authoritative sources said the four-day exploratory

infantry, repulsed in naturally reluctant

escape from the

There was no last-minute years a friend of the newspaper rush by tech-agers to marry be talks on Kashmir's future relations with India had made three charges on the hill yester-Invitations to tea with people, and dog food. And all because to sleep in

Communist arulliery however, benevolently disposed, the British housewife turns up thought of death from thirst.

proprietor, Mr William Randolph fore the ban on marrying under good progress and Sheikh Abdullah would atay for two day by

attacked who do not know the difference her nose at the

officer and

of the Hearst, who died, aged 80, 1st the age of 10 years came into hand-grenades,

Australian Nativo more days.

Affairs August. the position again tonight after between Tanganyika and Trini-licacy.

Colonel disappointed representa-] Department,

Kyle A

She married Captain Brownforce on July 1. . Today's Ciscussions were

now being fighter-bombers had bombard dad, and whose conversation An agreement is

fire bombs and consists of questions revealing It with

The

Slagapore Legislative altended by Mr Nehru, the worked out as to the extent and ed

their ignorance," the report says.tive of one of the largest food Little was leading a patrol in an the day after the settlement of rockets.

who attempt to pross Arnhem Land her interest in the Hearst. Cor- Council has prohibited the mar- importers in the country, Education Minister, Maulana scope of this special treatment.

poration was announced. to a kipper what Man- from north to south,

riage of any person under the The U.S. Eighth Army reported It is understood that India is

Nevertheless, Colonial students knows Azad, the Home Minister, N.

"She relinquished all rights go of

Civil 10 years in the active Defence Minister ready to accept Kashmir Con- Allied raiding patrols

are often offered hospitality, chester wives are giving their Katja, the

Kumhaw-Kumsong though

One of its members was ashe may have to act as voting Registry and, except in vertain the

the most successful husbanks for breakfast and and alltuent Gopalaswamy Ayyangar,

the circumstances, in churches as rule in the road on the Central Front,

means of

obtaining private what Mayfair chefs are giving Goulburn Island native Genda trustee for the stode, of the principal members of

In the Northwest US. Sabres

Corporation amounced on Kaslirnir Government.

State but is not ready to upree fought with Russian-built MIG hospitality 15 by inviting in their silents for dinner, seld at bund, whose bare feat were Hearst Corporation," the Hearst well, United Press.

at lacerated and bleeding, Food Fair terested people to meet groups of the British

October 30-Reuter, jets for the first time for several limit on the present to the imposition of a

students at area centres Kashmir

and Olympia:

When he saw Kyle-Little and days..

to make Regent, Yuvraj Karan Singh, as The Eighth Air Force reported then leaving them

"We have lost heavily trying two of his native friends pra-. head of the State, which is two MIGS damaged in ve understood to have been pro- minute

between 34: doglight

something now. But they are for Kashmir understood posed by

Uh delegates.

Sabres and about 50 MIGs near

too conservative

ard too Other main problems under Sinuiju on the Manchurian bor-

adventurous. Are the financial der. Associated Press.

the abolish heroy's decision to along

Mr Nehru is expected to make a statement in Para ment after the talks.

Results of the talks are still secret. Hut It is that the Indian Government is teady to accept in principle discussion

that Kashmir should be treated integration of Kashmir

five-year

with

on a somewhat different.foating India and the extent of Jurisdic- from other States in the Indian tion of the India Supreme Court Union.

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12 Conspiracy (4).

13 Deduco (5).

18 Plorced (6).

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2 Strip of leather (5).

3 Calling forth (7).

4 Lake (4).

G Tutlers (4).

6 Wanting company (0),

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their own arrangements, to peralatte housewives, to try strate with thirst ned exhaust Soviet CapturesTM

Dondabund decided lo

During the year, the British Council met over 2,000 Colonial students on their arrival in this

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walk on th search of water until he dropped.

TRIED FOR KOREA

Book Market

Tel-Aviv, July 20. Moscow has captured the Israel book market from London and

country.

"We bought pote de foie gras One

given thousand were

at da pot and temporary accommodation, and in Audria

were permanently accorn- renamed it goose liver spread, he got to the Havdock Falls New York with the despatch of

in British Council knowing the British housewife's residences. Private lodgings suspicion of foreign names. were found for another 030.-- "It made no difference, They still refused to try it."-Reuter. London Express Service,

Britons Off dated On Mission

To Berlin

London, July 20.

Lord Boyd-Or, leader of the British businesmen at the Mos cow conference of last May, and Mr Bernard Duckman, a delo- gate to the conference, left by air today for a one-day 19t to Berlin to "put into operation some of the ägivements made at Moscow."

Lord Boyd-Orr said a number of the agreements for trade with China and the Soviet bloc countries were already working and others needed final adjust

ment.

Israel To Move

诎

Foreign Ministry

To Jerusalem

Jerusalem, July 20.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry will be transferred from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem as

soon as technically

possible, an Israeli Forelgh Office, spokesman said to

"We shall be meeting mainly day. Chinesd representatived and

'shall spend only one day in Ber- He was commenting on a report from Washington

or

He was away, two days bu!

and returned with lled water 30,000

books and technical Bottles,

Journals in English, French, Ger- man and Russian. AP'er a week's rest the party No books from Britain moved back to the coast-and America have been on sale in civilization,

Israel since last September because the Government, has no Kyle-Little spent Christmas hard currency to pay for them. 1049 at Snake Bay settlement on Melville Island.

He made up his mind to resign when he found that the Branch's Christmas fare for more than 100 outback natives was plain four and a few bottles of tollywater- a departmental after-thought.

After globe-trotting for a year, he tried to join the Korea force in London but was side-tracked to the Colonial office for bandit- hunting in Malaya-Reuter.

South African

lin before returning to Eng- that the State Department had requested Israeli authori- War Veterans

land," he said.

The British Government had been quite helpful in granting facilities for the trado agree- ment, he addol-Reuter,

VC's Father To Attend Parade

ties to defer a further move of Government offices prior

to the next U.N. General Assembly.

The spokesman denied that the Israeli

US had requested any deferment Jerusalem.

the Director-General of the Israel

Israell Foreign Ministry # fort.

Cabinet meeting In

On Parade

London, July 20, Veterans of tho South

sources that the US State Delbelday the fertl Forele there aged over 70, took part

but stated that a representative The Israel Government sald of the American Embassy in Tel-earlier this year that it would Aviv handed an alde memoire to speed up the transfer of the African War paraded today for

Offico to the Foreign

60th nnniverary church Jeruzalem, where most of the service of their association. night ago expressing Washing other Ministries are diluated,

At that time there was no off- Lieutenant-General Sir Char- ton's views on this matter. The cial reaction from any foreign les Dobell inspected the

men spokesman declined to divulge

Hoverhement representatives in the absence of Field Marshal the contents of the mole,

Tel-Aviv but It, learned that Lord Ironside, who is ill with Iaraclis had been puzzled and Arub pratoris hit 's Jaundice.

Somo 100 veterana, most of surprised by reports from Arab decision wire Hatod hore a ex-

In the ceremony,

The Very Rev. Harry W Government not to move by Minister, Moshe Sharoit, told

Dean Emeritus Tel-Aviv, to Jerusalem, hot to question was not.

ore, Government offfees from reporters that the Jerusalem Blackburne,

discussed in Bristol, himself a “veteran press foreign Legutions now his talks with State Department the South African War,

ent U.S. their offices ometals during his recent Tel-Aviv

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London, July 20. The father of the Royal West Kent Regtinent's only V.C. of the last war will stand at the enluting bace with Major General W. Oliver, Colonel of the Regiment, when the next batch of National Servicemen hold their parting out parade at Maidstone depot on August | 13.

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