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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1954.

CHINESE WITHDRAW What's For

FROM KOREA

Communist Strength

About

1 Million

Men

Washington, Jan. 14.

The United States Army Chief of Staff, General Matthew Ridgway told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today it had been verified that China had withdrawn units from North Korea since the armistice.

The overall Communist strength there was still about one million men.

It had been verified that since the armistice the Communists had rebuilt war-torn airfields and had constructed new ones.

The U.S. Army believed, however, there was no evidence of any Communist intention to renew hostilities, General Ridgway said.

pact.

the

had

The Army Secretory, Mr chances were that it might touch Senator Wiley then cut Robert Stevens, nad Generat, oft a world war,

discussion shori by slating that Ridgway called on the Ameel-1

General Ridgway replied that the American government can Congress for a prompt rati- the United States had greatly ex-unequivocally made it clear to femtion of the United States panded its capabilities

Wife that in the President Syagman South Korcun antial security build-up which ind

resulted it would not tolerate

any uni- from Uit Korean war. but he lateral decision on bla part in Beth Mr Steven" and General | achnitted

that

this

policy the military Beld.

It had been made clear, too, Ridgway to the State Foreig" possessed a risk,

he said, during the Committee's Relations Committee they cott-

henring

that the pact did nol pruvide for any betton by the United States in the case of

against the South Korean putsch Government.

Republican Senator William Knowland asked General Ridg, # reported way his opinion on Indian

release proposal to prismers of war who had re- Jahtiary fused repatriation on

sidered this pact as most desir.

able

for the security of the

United States in the Pacife.

COULD DEVELOP

"It s true," he, suid. **that foen) con- of a

a world

General Ridgway fold! the any expansion Committee a mutumi security ft could develop into

concluded

pact

Kove

a greater

between

WILL the

United States and South Koren Strator Humphrey also asted efficiency to the Communal withdrawals with Americo's Pacific defence in North Korea compared system, He stressed the leading the planned reduction in Ameri-

role that

The South army could play

can strength there.

Korean

In reply, General Ridgway suld in the event event Communist But he preferred not to of any further aggression, not only in defence the figures in a public session.

of the Republic of Kerea but,

In the

necessary,

dedure of Japon and the United States.

He strongly emphasised that, according to the new American defence policy, the consequences of new Communist aggression would

it would be so grave not be possible to limit the conflict within the Korean borders.

GREATER FLEXIBILITY But General Ridgway told the Committee that Pentagon leat-

said what

20

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Kivo General Ridgway replied, "If Auch a proposal exists, I would Senator Johu Sparkman of think Berlous consequences Alabama

disturbed could follow such an action on bim was whether Chinese with the part of the custodian

an forces drawals from North Korea of India, I would be concerned

raw

Communist reactions would not have, perhaps, the about effect of increasing Chinese pres- should the prisoners of war be He added prematurely release."-France- re on Indo-Chin that the situation in Indo-China Presse. was regarded 118 being very daugerous.

MAY GO TO HAWAH

Washington, Jan. 14. General Ridgway simply

Lieutenant - General ro

Michael pliod: "The situation in Indo- O'Daniel, the Commanding bina is a situation we view Generul of the United States with great concern.

Army in the Pacific, sald after Senator Hubert Humphrey

White House cenference today w's did not reg any evidence after having revealed he would that one of the two divisions That the Communists intended

support the

security scheduled to be withdrawn from to renew hostilities ja Korea.pact- asked General Ridgway Kores might bo stationed In

The planned withdrawal of

would liowati.

South Keren would

and

mutual

what Mr Stevens

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'Sin Washing' For

5m. Hindus

In Muddy Ganges

Allahabad, India Jan. 14. Half

the a million Hindus today plunged into muddy, grey waters of the sacred Ganges and Jumma Rivers to launch the world's biggest religious festival-

"Kumbh Mela,"

The pilgrims, the vanguard of five rolin expected here during the 49 day of the fedlival, began to "with the ring eway" beiro dawt this morning, chant- ing, praying and singing.

Men, wouers and children had arrived at every part of India by plane, trafn, car, bullock cart tand on forti do be among the Brot

to bathe

1wu Ainerkun divisions from happen if President Syngman He added, however, that no not weak-Flee unilaterally decides to decision had been reached yet, on the American position, but order his 600,000 soldiers north- but that would provide grenier flexibility of action.

ward and then be pushed back things

by the Communists southward Wasingbon Last "Sunday towards Pusin

KEEP OUT?

this

was

one of the

that brought

General O'Daniel

discuss with military officials Pentagon.

caid

ut

the

day,

When asked by Democratle

The curliest pilgrims plunged Senator Hubert Humphrey of

indo icy cold waters under the Minnesota if South Korea was

gland of floodlights included as saloty measura by the un essential bastion for United

He asked if the United States present army strength in Hawall

authorities. Statey recurity In the Palic, would not find itself under the was

by 5,000. Asked about

Indian the During the

Chief of Staff replied, obilgation to come to his rescue.ournalists about the situation in "Pasluvely yes.

Or would the American forces the Puclfle, he said that there leaders, including the 67-year- of Uttar old Chief Senator Humphrey also cx-

simply keep out? He

was "plenty to keep an eye on,

Govind administration's an- that, since South Korea con-

and be

about-France- Pradesh State, burly plert

Ballabh Pant, bathed in the nutel nounced policy of retaliation to

mainstay

the presso.

river. aggression at a polot | American defence cystem in the

NEHRU. TOO of America's choosing, but not Pacific could, even in such a

where necessarily

the Red case, the Amerleau govenunent #luck occurred.

remain different?

the

nddex

i

He asked whether U.S. General Ridgway replied that, striking power had been loin such a situation, the security

that the of

American fores erouscel

greatly

The polley was feasible and what the Korea would have to be assured.

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Going To Japan

Minister

Before the triumphant final carementes

What 110 Years Does To $26

Middletown, Connecticut, Jan. 14.

William Frederick Hotchkins Sheffield de- postted $26 in the Middle- town Savings Bank 110 TEAM AKO

He never added to ite never made a withdrawal. Accumulated Interest has since expanded the de- posit to $3,077.05.--United Ітома

US Senator Says:

"Dean's Views Are Those Of Pro-China Apologists"

Washington, Jan. 14. United States Special Ambassador. In Koren, Mr Arthur Dean, who broke off talks with the Communists

at Panmunjom last month, was today accused by a United States Senator of spreading propaganda for the appeasement of the Chinese Communists.

Mr Dean retumed to the United States after the Con- munists had accused the Gov- ernment of perfidy in connec- tion with the prisoner of war situation.

He said that he would resume the conference only when the charge was with- drawn,

The Senator, a Republican, My Hurman Welker of Indinga, declared in a Senate speech today that Mr Dean and others were

"In a round about man- ner suggesting collaboration with Communist China,

con-

Mr Dean is former law pariner of the Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, and went to Korea last year as o special Ambesandor to try to make arrangements with the Communists for

* peace ference.

Senator Welker sald "Mr Denn offers the view, which has been held by pro-Red China

apologists in the Department, that there is a that the Chinese

State

FARIDAN Zgs are more interested

In developing themselves in China than they are in inter-

nctional Communism.”

"I can't believe anything can be farther from the truth," Senator Welker commented.---

Reuter.

3 US Educators

To Make Asian

| Lecture Tour

New York, Jan. 14. A team of three American educators is to start a five-month lecturé tour of Asian countries, including Japan, this "month.

They are De Arthur H. Comp ton, physicist, and Nobel Prize winner, Dr Everett R. Clinchy, President of the National Con- ference of Christian and Jews of

World

Ог the

Brotherhood ganisation, and Dr William A Shimer, Director of the Pacifie

Asla

Division of the

Brotherhood.

World

They are to speak at schools and colleges in eight countries... Japan, Burma, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thai- land and Turkey.

at the The team is to hect University of Hawali on January 20-27 for a week's briefing bo- fore flying to Japen for the first stop.

on March 3M UK Not Opposed Commenting on the tour, De

Nehru, the Prime Minister, and

To Learn Judo Dr Rajendra Prasad, the Pre-

Valetta, Jan. 14. Three London boys on their Judo way

to Tokyo to take instructors' courses are stranded in Malia with two pounds ster- ling between them.

cus-

The three are 24-year-old Kon Hart, motor-cycle mechanic.

former Dennis Holland, toms storeman, aged 22, and John Needs, electrica) Atter, aged 23.

sident, are expected to bathe.

The Indian authorities have spent about £750,000 in building for the festival - which occurs once every 12 years a city of 12,000 tents and huis to commodate 100,000 people staying

the whole geven for

weeks of ceremonica.

ac-

Seven special railway plat- forms have been built to handle the 400 engines and 1,500 coaches shuttling pilgrims into Allahabad,

To US Aid

For Pakistan

London, Jan. 14. Lord Swinton, the Secretary Commonwealth Relations, for declared today that Britain was not opposing the proposed United States

States military" afd to

Pakistan.

Clinchy remarked: "What Asians think and do in the next hall contury will vastly affect the West. The Asians are subject to the same social changes we are

in the West. experiencing

The forces making impacts on the West are felt in the East as well. The traditional con

with the of the Asians

cern

development of the human spirit may contribute significantly to our Western thinking on these problems”----China Mall Special

Answering a question at a Commonwealth correspondents luncheon meeting, he said: "We Police Force Has Lepers and beggars, the aged, have no right to oppose it. We

Its Own Artillery the blind and the infirm wore have no Inclination to oppoes it."

"As understand "it", he among the crowd seeking gifts

thead, incdest gift of money

Corunna, Spain, Jan, 13. from pilgrims adding to bathe **merit"

We by their

18 proposed to buy arms.

Corunna will soon be possibly have had gifts like it. The the only town of the charitable action.

Sixteen control points have French

have

abso for Indo- world to have

artillery been erected where every pil- Chima, Other gifts like what squad in its local police force.

is inoculated against have been given."

But there is nothing belilger- ent about the innovation. Corunna's active mayor, Don

of

u

Ken

Hart advertised In a London newspaper for pals to accompany him on his long journey to Tokyo in search of the all-in-all of Judo, and Dennis and John repiled, They then pooled all/her wealth some £30 storting and crossod to France.

across hitch-hiked They France and down through Zialy.

one of the six necessary for countries to be A services hostek lodging Today was

of the adequately armed for deface. Alfonso Maling, set up near them for two hillings sterling principal bathing days

The biggest single" am perfectly certain that the bastions where Sir Francis each per night, and the trio are festival.

toko placo on neither Pakistan nor India will Drake was finally checked by looking round for some ship's "batho will

aggression cgainst the local heroine Maria Pita in master to let them work their February 3 when millions will engage in

stated.-France- way castwarda. -China Mail gather in one tremendous "ain anyone".

the English attack of 1889, Special,

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Lord Swinton said that it was

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Highbrow Brother For "Jane”

Daily Mirror's New Venture

London, Jan. 14.

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■ now literary magazino,

Ronders paying two shillings zine mying "without iterary Since the end of the war, and six pence for the first magazines, the vitality of the literary magazines and their monthly number of the review, world of contemporary letters is contributors have had lean the London Magazine, four it very gravely reduced." difficult, to realise it

came from

times. The blewer ones have. The magazino also contained en unable to survive, small the same stablo se the two tributes to the Weber poor byla orellations and heavy costs. Thomas who died in New York Only a few obrciare revimen list featured rotnie Abound poems by thos

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of the magazine'in John.

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