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MAJOR CONCESSION BY REDS Coronation MAJOR

AT PANMUNJOM 5 Years' Imprisonment Letter

Repatriation Of POW Issue Settled

ARMISTICE HOPES HIGH

Washington, June 5.

The latest Communist Korean truce proposals agree

not wishing to be

re-

completely the to releasing all prisoners of war viaunl evidence of the Colony's naabclution with patriated in a neutral country at the end of four months,

it was learned authoritatively today.

the Coronation. While the

actual avent has passed, 1963 still remains Corona-

tion Year: we shall continute

to have large numbers of visitors passing pretent through Hongkong who would undoubtedly

This major concession by the Chinese and North Korean Communist negotiators at Panmunjom contained in their still secret plan is the basis for the wave of optimism now coming from the White House and State and Defence Departments where the plan is under careful study.

The Communist proposals agree to the 90 day period proposed by pointa as the -Star Ferry the United Nations Command, during which the prisoners of war would

be held by a neutral custodian commission,

clate to the full the lavish decorations at such central

concourse in Kowloon and at Statue Square. Certain- ly the public will expect these decorative effects, and those on company buildings

During that period representatives from China and North Korea would be permitted to try to persuade prisoners of war who are reluctant to return to their Communist controlle i homelands to go home.

this

For Perjury

New-York, June 5.

Willam Peal, former Columbia University Physics Pro- feater convicted of perjury in connection with the Rosenberg atom bomb spy case was sentenced today to five years in prison. The 26-year-old jet propulsion expert was accused of falsely telling the Federal Grand Jury that he did not know Julius Kosenberg and Morton Sabell.

Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel, are scheduled to die, on June 18 in the Sing Sing prison electric chair,

Sobell was sentenced to 30 years for his part in the spy plot.

A mercy recommendation by the jury which convicted Foal was brushed aside by the Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan in pronouncing sentence.-Reuter.

3-Year Legal Battle Won By Family Of Mussolini's Mistress

Rome, June 5.

The family of Clara Petacci, Mussolini's mistress, today won a three-year battle for the return of love letters confiscated in 1950 as material of historical interest.

**

A Rome court dismissed a state appeal against last year's decision in favour of the Petacci heirs.

The Italian dictator wrote 314 love letters to Ciara Petscel be- tween 1013 and 1940.

Clara hid them in the grounds of a north Italian villa along with private diary of the

her last days of the Fascist regime before Mussolini and she made their vain bid for refuge across the Swiss border.

"Elizabeth

Cross" Suggestion

Precedes Murder

Film Due

In H.K. Next Week

(From Our Own Correspondent)

London, June 5.

Copies of a full-length technicolour film of the Coronation -- “A Queen is Bangalore, June 5.

Crowned" will leave Miss Enid Joyce Dray London by air for Hong.

47-year-old British kong schoolteacher, received an noon.

Tuesday after-

ton,

|

on

anonymous letter threaten- Tho flim, produced by J. ing her life before she was Arthur Rank, has a world brutally murdered here on premiero in London tonight. It Tuesday night.

runs for 12 minutes and covers the Abbey ceremony and the Police loclosed today that procession to and from Bucking- they had found the letter in her ham Palace. Fifteen cameras office. They also found a pair were used. of men's socks, bloodstained.

The technicolour processing Miss Drayton, belleved to of the film was completed this conie from Ashford, Middlesex,

afternoon, three days after the was head of the Bishop Cottan Coronation procession ended -.-.-.-. Girls' European High School a record. Previous fastest time here.

for processing was 10 days, at the time of the Royal wedding in 1947,

She was found dead, in a pool of blood, in her apartment ad- Technicians have been work- joining the school. Her throat ing night and day on the film at had been cat and her face a studio adjoining London Air- port: The first completed ver- battered.

sion was brought into London Police say they are seeking a for tonight's premiere, and former school servant dismissed by Miss Drayton 10 days before tomorrow with air freight s worldwide distribution begins her murder. They have cleared partures for the Middle and For other servants who had East, Australia and New Zea- been under surveillance.

two

Despite the death

land.

threat, Coples with a commentary in police believe robbery was the Engilsh are the first to be flown motive. Her

been ransacked.

epartment had overseas,

been

seven

Others, dubbed in languages Gennan, French, Portuguese. Japanese,

from

The police said their search Dutch, Italian and Spanish- for the assailant. has

will begin leaving. London

week. narrowed down after round the next

Eventually the clock efforts and an arrest was fim will be sub-titled in every "Imminent.”—Router.

civilized language in the world, It will be the biggest and factestm-distributing opera- tion ever accomplished.

in the main thoroughfares,

The Communists objected to to remain untouched until The question of the future of clarification of s:veral points

the ground that the Queen's official the prisoners of war who at the in the Communist counter pro- this on after the

pro- United Nations is a party to the birthday on June 11. Thend of this 90 days suil do nut posals, particularly

with to be repatriated would posal for turning loose reluct- Korean conflict. Colony should continue to then go to the polliest peace ant prisoners in a neutral coun- present a gay and festive conference which is scheduled to try. India is the country most It is presumed some alter

mentioned DS appearance on that occasion. we did after the conclusion of frequently

re-native proposal has now been the truce.in Korea.

cipient for the prisoners. made by the Communists and this A partisan court martin sen- The Communists, mow agrow The question of the disposal probably constitutes the only tenced them to death before a A longer view also prompts

the last remaining significant point of ring stad but a mob hanged

London, June 5. that that it at the end of thirty days of

risoners of war suggestion

a difference between the two the couple by their heels from a

The Government seriously and the political conference has not remaining issue, holding up

Spectator, right;| Doiral pump in April 1945. the truce to end hostilities in Korea: plans, reached agreement about favourably consider the idea future of reluctant prisoners those

Dermanently preserving prisoners should be turned loose mil. be necessary for three or, sidered it erwer faini whether a of the Letters to the Italian police, Beth Cross should be created An explosion ripped line Alco

Oficials here say that it will

Make Five years later an anonymous wing weekly review - Bug- Political quartors here con-lotter revealed the hiding place gested today that an Eliza the decorative ploco at the Communists waching Weir hands our meetings of the Panmunjom anal reply to the, Communisia who consigned the documents to

the

at least the foundation of in a neural country with the

Star Ferry approach in

Kowloon. While it may not

be feasible to retain the

Statue Square

of their future.

adornmentblity for the welfare)

negotiators to be held before the truce terms can be complete The United Nations General

ly clarified and finally signed would still retairs n Reuter. expense of maintenance of

OPTRASTIC REPORT

London, June 5. Commonwealth Prime an optimistic does not prisoners nor forced to return Ministers heard.

report by Sir Winston Churchill prevail with the Kowloon to Communist lands

in

Innamuch that it definitely the prisoners of war so long as interferes with the smooth they needed such core, but they men, neither movement of traffic, the would be free same argument

The

The latest Communist pro- on prospects of an armistice the Korea truce

last Korea at their session here to

day

The British Prime Minister

all

The journal poses the question "how will the Queen reward the conquerors of Everest!"

It polnis

out there is award for mountaineer- The been overcome

10

Fireworks Plant Wrecked

Houston, Texas, June 5.-

The English narrative Ja written by Christopher Fry and spoken by Sir Laurence Olivier.

Perhaps Not so Suitable!

Sheffield, June 5,

second

The Sheffield Corporation is beginning

have to

the wisdom of thoughts about

Coronation gifts for the

city's 80,000 schoolchildren.

Within minutes of distribu-

there might be same justification definite tuation could have crumbled "like it was a match-ton yesterday a stream of boys

Ing.

top civilian award.

| as = a' ""general purposes" Fireworks and Specialty Com- would be given at the Panmim- the state archives.

But not before reportaza had peacetime award for feats of pany plant today and the assis- om meeting tomorrow by the United Nallons Command be obtained photostat coples of the uncommon enterprise or en zold he believed at least six per- tant Police Chief, George Seber, sensational letters and cause of the possible need for more

auns were killed and 50 injured. clarification of certain aspects made the dictator's private life durance in any sphere.

reading Reuter.

Sunday-breakfast

The explosion wrecked several over the world.

homes within a two-block radius the "FORCED" TO SIGN

lotters had

been

and residents as ter as one mile addressed to a state employee

from the peere felt the shock. Seoul, June 6, Today's fateful meeting of for their storage among state

The plant's brick building

Panmunjom may bring the end

delegates at archives," the judge ruled today. atructure. Experience of Desal

me by the Albert box", one reporter at the scene differs from the

"But it is ridiculous to think Gold Medal, a rare decoration said.-United Press. "the past few weeks--has

of the United Nations proposal

of the three-year-war in sight of Clara-Petacci as a civil ser which was recently superseded effort In an demonstrated that Command which, amply

informed them of the Une the both rides yesterday prophesy vant. The letters belong to her by the George, Cross, Britain's

heirs." supposed Communist traffle to and from the Star to meet

that proposed

the United Nations delegation pro-ing that agreement is near. euse wishes, ferry can move with

This final ruling means that the when

Dr Syngman Rhee, die-hard the, Petacci family have now As- posed United Nations General

resume and freedom; that there re-

10 South Korean President, said in won back all the property left create an Elizabeth Cross to at Panmuna rudio interview that his

cover all Aelds of peacetime mains a sufficiently large sembly should be given the final Armis

Clara Petacci endeavour Including the air, would sign the armis including the villa in which she where at the moment test pilots county taxi stand close to the ferryy as to the disposition after morrow morning

the truce of prisoners of war

An authoritative source said it was "foreed to do hid the letters-Reuter. to be repatriated.

did not seem to "come off very the general feeling among the so by the United States, the

Commonwealth

Prime only friendly

well."-Reuter. nation which Ministers was that there was

past and would do so in tho "very little new which remain-had helped South Korea in the ed unresolved certainly no

future. questions of principle."

Political sources here said it At the same time he declared: was highly probable the United We shall resist the landing of Nations command would ask for Communist

or pro-Cornmunist clarification of some aspects of forces anywhere in our territory" for the Communists' Panmunjom

counter pro- (as custodians of prisoners of posals.

Wir).

ng

wharf and that the parking) reluctan#AR-REACHING

of surplus taxis in Canton Rond offers no serious ob- The Communist proposat ap- of it to go struction. The structure is pears on the face

one even further to meet the United and adornment which naturally offers itself Nations opposition to forced re- as a pleasant landscape re-patriation then had been hoped

A

here.

lef. To remove it entirely The United Nations Command would be a disservice to the is expected to ask the Cem

munists residents of Kowloon,

at

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Observers believe that Dr Rhee The Communist proposals are is preparing to launch a last- be very close to minute emotional appeal to the those submitted by the United American people to try to con- Nations negotiators on May 25, vince them an armistice should

One point in

United not be signed until all Korea is

united under his government. Nations' plan known to bo funacceptable to the Communists American and other Allied

North

the

and

was that Chinese Korcan problem prisoners

diplomats in Korea are reported re-worried by this threatened fusing to be repatriated should campaign and were last night be handed over to the generol (sald "to" be secking nuthority to assembly if other solutions | reply to Dr Rhee's charges.......me

failed.

Reuter,

behind

by

Worried About Future

Seoul, June 5,

With a truce in Korea reported to be imminent" a few of the host of United Nationa war correspon denis here are apparently worried about their future. Tonight this typewritten notec

appeared on the bulletin board

the

o'n t correspondents' billets;

"Positions Wanted - 23 alightly used WAY OUTFCE» pondents

with complete typewriters, sidearms, and cameran, willlar to travel anywhere. Apply Korean." -Reuter.

For the Royal Occasion.......

A sersible idea might be to Court Refuses Stay

Mau Mau Destroy Mission

Nairobi, June B. Mau Mau terrorists, al Tuso, $5 miles from Fort Hall on the edge of the Aberdare forest, wrecked the Homan Catholic Consolata Fathers Mission.

Tho attack occurred the day after the terrorists had wrecked

several bridges on roads near the mission. The church was practically destroyed and a nearby school wrecked.

Two priests, a brother, and comprised the staff of the mission were eva- cuated by the Government everal dayɔ ago because of the increasing danger from the 'ter- Fort-Rouler,

nung who

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A three-mon Court of Ap peals today denied a stay of

with cut hands began arriving at hospitais,Ioles were also. found in desk tops.

The Coronation; gifts? Pen-

knives and scissors-Reuter. Martial Law. In Albanian Towns

Rome, June 5, exécution for atom spies Julius Martial law has been pro- and

Ethel Rosenborg whose claimed in several towns of death in the electric chair has Communist controlled Albania been set for June 18.

· following ·* resistanco activity The court had rejected three throughout the country, the previous appeals brought by Mr Albanian cxile newsletter Manuel Bloch, attorney for the "Minmis

today. reported convicted couple-United Press. United Press,

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