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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1954.

NO U.N. SESSION ON

KOREA

Big Three Reject India's Proposal

United Nations, New York, Jan. 28.

The Big Three Western Powers today formally rejected, and in effect doomed, India's proposal for the convening of the United Nations General Assembly session on February 9 to deal with Korea.

With tomorrow the deadline for replies, the Indian plan had received endorsement by tonight from only 19 of the UN's 60 members--- 12 short of the required majority of one.

Don't

Moral: Say Anything!

Washington, Jait, 28. Senior George D. Alken By he can't win,

He advised everybody to drink more milk to help cus coffee prices,

Thon he

kita teser from

a woman accusing him of "trying to starve babies by encouraging adults to drink up all the milk," Press,

Observers saw no chance that the Assembly pro- posal could pick up the needed votes from the 25 stales that have not yet replied. Failure to reply will bo counted as a "no."

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Fourteen of the 23 nations Nations General Assembly. Mr which have not yet replied are, V, K. Krishna Menon, sald In British broadenst today there members of the Latin-Americon bloc murt of whom

were no insurmountable difficul- follow the U.S. loud un Eust-ties in the way of a Korean Wrat Issues at the U.N.

political conference,

Generally

"We are working in such # situation that there is suspicion and rear on both sides," he said.

GET STARTED

inian delegate V.K. Krishna Menon, who arrived back he rodiny frem India, was not reedy on yel, to make any commanent the apparent defeat of his coun

"But I believe it is possible, Indien sourrea try's proposal, United

even at this late hour, given mid,

thought Some observern

fund

ара following resubini! India might

its plan goodwill

proceduro, to got but move up the date to late propriate February

time intarle on the conference and

meet

of other's point view »

Mr Krishna Menon was reply- ing to questions in an interna- tional press conference cast by the BBC.

In Singapore: "Divorce Rate Is Worse Than Hollywood's"

Singapore, Jau. 20. Singapore feminie! Mrs Shirin Fozdar today sal Singapore's divorce rate

than wns "worse Hollywood's.

"More than half the Muslim marriages here end in divorce," she added.

Ma. ch.

Ol some

1

The consensus of opinics here. was hat the question of whether the Korean resmont is convived next month or later in the spring depends on two things the out- me of the Berlin Foreign Ministers' Conference and nego

resume Panmunjom teng to talla on arranging Korean pence conference,

There was a firearm of replies to the Indica plan at the UN. Headquarters today, all but one frean Burnand "a". In dition to the Western Big Three "No"

received

Bel Mrs Fozdar attacke: a state from "Aus radia, Greece,

Netherlands, ment made by Mr Henry Hop gun.

Norway. Minister of Its tl, Colombia and the Phillp- kinson, British Sinte for Colonial Affairs in the pines, China, Ireland, Honduras, House

who said Parugudy and Turkey. of Commons,

*nol "ward" he was

that marital rights of women in Sung-

the Federa apore and Malaya were less than those in other parts of the British Con- monwealth,

Cul-

cre

DEFINITE "NO"

cach

broad.

The statement was recorded yesterday before Mr Menon loft for New York.

Preparing For London's

"Midnight Cavalcade”

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Sir Laurence and Lady Olivier chating to Emlyn Williams at the Savoy Hotel, Lon- don, recently, when. Lady Olivier unvelled a design for the cover of the programme of the "Midnight Cavalcado” to be held at the London Palladium on March 18 in aid of actor="

charities.

Tito

Says

One

On

Satellites Million Yugoslavia's

Have

Troops

Borders

his

Belgrade, Jan. 28.

Satellite neighbours.

Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia today charged Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria-with concentrating one million troops on its frontiers and this was “a permanent danger to the security of our country."

on

was a detalled, faced by our people after the tha country's war". policy presented the Skupshna

He said this Reply Chinose

a question on the

report attitude to foreign Communit

ment Mr

Menon said #sotti Government of India

today to held the

that the

"do not want to continue the deadlock any more than the Americans do.

The

ian diplomat said that Indian he had no reason to think that China had expansionist desires, She had enough

work in her for the next 50 country own yeam-Reuter and United

Press.

The 10 nations favouring the Middle East

Is "A F Carry for

of Raks Gaping Void"

In un proposal: Iraq, the five- nation Soviet bloc, Liberia, Iran, Indonesia Mrs Fozdar, who is leading Guatemala,

Yemen, Saudi-Arabia,

Syr'u. the "one-man-one-wife

Lebanon. Uruguay, Egypt paign" which is trying to get us bill passed in the Singapore Yugoslavia. Buna and India. Legislature forbidding poly-

The U.S., In its oilfication to Famous marriages, said she wan the U.N., said merely that its glad

the women's to learn

sarller reply should now be con- спогів bere

producing sidered were

definitive "no." In notice in the House

U.S. sald that letter, the would keep the indian proposal

uder review,

Britain's

some

Commons,

ut

In Singapore and Malaya many Chinese and Malayan men have more than one wife, which is regarded as a sign of their high standing in the community. Muslim Law allows men pour wives and Chinese custom similar umber--China, Special

10

42

Mall

con-

The of Washington Top 98 President Celal Bayar of as "the most

He said Yugoslavia today had

had signed 10 new trade agree (Yugoslav National Assembly). diplomatic ties with 52 countries,

Despite the armed concentra-

concluded 36 tion on the border, Yugoslavia ments, and had

new special agreements during had done "everything irs its power to bring back normal the mandate of the second Yugo-

slav National Assembly,

There had been 4,014 frontier relations with these countries.

Since he spring of 1959, the incidents since 1960, that 100 Sovet Unice and "certain other

been wounded since pountries of Eastern Europe and soldiers or Yugoslav citizens had 1948, and made demarches contributing to

Yugoslav diplomatic the improvement of reciprocal that 151

to the Eastern representatives said European gentelas had hoen Tito's report Yugoslavia would continue ita expelled. sthampto improve relations with these courries, and would

nelations.

Marshal

security ond

solidate peace in that part of the

world.

PERMANENT DANGER

were now

weloce "any sincere initiative Marshal Tito sald Hungary, from them which would tend tRumania, and Bulgaria had all strengthen

con- built up armies in excess of the unit agreed upon in the peace treaties, that there

1,000,000 men on Yugoslavia's frontiers which represented "a dangor permanent security of our country shown

The United Starica

Stalin's attempt to "liquidate YugoЯuvla as an independent country was the greatest danger

Turkey 10day described the UK

Middle East

said it τομίς sidered that, "in view of cuentorious gaping vold" in rent developments, it would be primature

the reconvene

to

Pilots Told Yugoslav

the defence front of the Not To Carry

Assembly on February 8 to dis- non-Communist world. cuss the Korean question

In London the leader of the Indian delegation to the United

A British Crossword Puzzle

Any Explosives

President Bayar warned that

that "the mere words and the empty

the power gestures of threatens" must not be allowed

Londco, Jan, 28. to credy," feeling of talse

Civil airline pilots and offelal eity or relaxation of defence-vere toaay warned against efforts, •for the cacharrying explosives and other

for

the

I's interest in the support of Independence by opting the principle of non- Interference the country's internal affairs. For this reason,

between

the two countries.

The House

Vanished

US Army Now Stores Equipment In The Siegfried Line

Bonn, Jan. 28.

The United States Army is using the under- ground caves and tunnels of Hitler's "Slegfrled Line" facing France as important supply depote, it was revealed today..

The underground installations include former supply tunnels, hospital wards and corps command building used by the Nazi Army for its own Western defence. They stretch from the Rhine

to the East zone'border.

One of the greatest · advantages of the tunnel system is its immunity from air attack.

The tunnel system is hidden water still seeps through the under 140 square miles of ceiling. wooded mountains which Fur- round the smell border town of Pirmasens.

The town is

on ond of the main lines of communication stretching from the Rhino deep tato France and is part the great complex depots packed into this area, west of the Rhine, which has Kaiserslautem as its nerve centre.

be-

The climatic difference tween the caves and the outside atmosphere in the summer even formed artificial rain in some of the larger tunnels.

Air dryers were installed at the entrance to · each of the enves Eclected for

use, and air was altered to remove the molature and reduce the growth of mould and mildew,.--China Mail Special.

The supply and communica- tions system, which has been Lighter side of the Big-4

of

built up in the last three years, reats on the assumption Franco-German unity in the Western defence scheme,

The underground dopot typical of scores of other bases, hospitals and airfields which dot the area west of the Rhine.

The caves and tunnels are used to store more than 50,000 ordnance items, chiefly for the use of the United States Seventh deployed mainly Army, which

cast of the Rhine and right up to the "Iron Curtain" fronter with East Germany and Czecho slovakia.

Bargains In E. Berlin;

Sales Rushed

Berlin, Jan. 28. Western conference delegates and Journalists today had " buying spree" at East Berlin stato trading shops where they could pick up high quality cameras, binoculars, skype- wrilers and other East German goods, et oma que com of the world price,

RECORD TIME The tunnels hold small arms, artillery, fire control equipment and all parts of their mainten ance. Tactical formations other Normally these products are than the United States Seventh in very short munly in the "hardeslorganisation":"{rtate/en- Army

supplied are

tall organisation) and they are Pirmasens.

to East Germans on only sold

of their Identity One of the great advantages production

trom

Wilmington, North

Carolina, Jan. 28. The authorities searched for

mising house here A today. A

of this underground depot is its cards. constable last week tried to serve an evlotian noties on some tenants in a three-room frame bonke and found no sue there.

This week he returned and found the house was rodo.

Neighbours sid they had no idea what happen- ed to the house-United Press

Sydney Wharfies Refuse Security Check

a was

still ready to has refused

with the United Marshal Tito said.

of the

photo

Which

relative Immunity from air at- This morning one shop had

consignment of 100 tack. Most of the other big United States depots would pro-graphic light_moters, vide good targets for air attack, were all sold out by midday military observers say,

to: Western visitors for 40: East

| mhacks each. 40. East mirks can

marks

The area, however, is liberally dotted with American, French be bought in. West Berlalu

West

shillings (18 and Canadiary air bases and hostile bombers from the East sterling).

The stops also offered Zeiss would find tough jet fighter opposition if they crossed the criginal Zeles works at Jens for

from contax Rhino

the

Thousands of German workery, 820 East marks, Buntiar cameras

employed by Germany bulding made in West Germany cost the

firms doing contract work for same sum in West marks, the United States armed forces, Motor bicycles were being helped to establish the depote in shifted at

portable type=

record time as well as to butt lent of 80 marks. (equiva-

OVERGROWN`

28.

economical to source sald TEARS ance

hundreds of new homes for the writers between 200 and 300 families of servicemen stationed and 400 East marks" (equivalent Sydney, Jan. 28.

in the area.

to 20 to £8). Various Zeiss The Sydney branch in spite of differences exist Waterside Workers Federation established in 1951 as addition-200 to 300 marks (equivalent of originally binoculars could be bought prom The depot

to agree to a

al storage space. Ils site near

Mail members accurity check of its

the French frontier was selected 4 to 7.10).-China

Special, who will work on the Royal for tactical advantages, an army

A RECEPTION Gothic on her arrival here next spokesman here 'said.

Beriln

Jan. Turning to the problem of Go

week, foreign trade

Mr Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet he stressed Yugo- | week,

to- Federation officials sald stavia's efforts to overcome the

Foreign Minister, is planning a night the proposal for a check trada blockade imposed by

Army. Ordnance specialists big reception for Western dele- the Enstern Europe.

Yugoslavia's had been abandoned by the au-

Soviet Embassy in East Berlin "deegerous goods" in almerati

Increased trade with the west thorities when the branch made survoyed the condition of the gates and journalists, in The President, in a speech at

The Ministry of Civil Aviation

with Latin America had

had it clear the watersiders regarded hundreds of tunnels and caves, dpress luncheon here in honour issued a statement drawing the helped to compensate for the it as an insult which would lead and decided that It would be ¡next week, a Boviet delegation of his state visit to the United attention of pilots the regula- }

practical and the of

to trouble on the waterfront. disappearance

"We States, did not name Russia astions about carrying explosives! cries

of Eastern Europe men,"

are a loyal body

of restore, some of them.

private property of the Czare A complete map of the caves has been restored and en- one oficial said. "Many lu planes. the power to which he referred.

The statement made no refer- from our foreign trade." It also men,"

not available and teams targed after it was gutted during Throughout his speech. hel

ence to the cash of the Comet Indicated that investment credits of our members and officials are was

There will be of ordnance scouts explored the the Allied bombing of Berlin. were obtained from the west ex-service men. to "the global jetliner near Elba on January referred only

underground sites. In many Its ornate fittings Include which danger," "the adversary," the 10, when 30 passengers were under conditions "more than no trouble with the Gothic."

The offield cald it was be- places, they found narrow en stained glass windows And the killed. mendoe,"

those previously granted by the

the shipowners had trances the East leved

trance overgrown with scrub depict scenes from the Kremlin. Union Experts have not yet ruled out Soviet

the sought

security chock pine.

Reuter. European countries. the possibilty of sabotage,«

Federal Govern- Wells Were repaired and President Bayar

of the report through the The last The regulations ban all explo-

part

painted, lights and sanitation North Atlantic Treaty Organi-

"Shipowners should not try facilities installed and doors. sation, of which Turkey is a sives incluicy fireworks, cerinin

the National for discrimination," he declared. into being."

battle But unediately of Assembly for study. It will be "Every man should be entitled

fair chance to work against moisture began-and is are also barred.-Reuter. approved at a later session, to have

on the Gothic."-Router,

still going on. In some caves, France-Presso,

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was devoted to Yugoslavia's role ment. Corrosive liquida, chemicals, in the United Nations. The re-

over 10

The Soviet

the

OOD PERIL member wng "the most power compressed 2003 and inflam- port was turned the to cause trouble with their plans refitted. The supply depot came Japan-Australia

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrései 1-Horror, 7. Omit,

9 Drill, 10 Fines, 11 Step, 13 Imb'culate, 14 Arla,, 10 Beet, 19 Re wolution, 22 mir, 24 Abide, 30 Tight, 26, Hits, 37 Türben, Down: 2.Opium, 3 Rello, 4 Ruffle, B Constantawie: Meter,

1hgad, * "Main,

ful association for defence that

but it was mable solids from being carried members has ever existed."

in aircraft. "Munitions not the last word,

War" Its "vital tas.ern flank"-the Middle East-wis still outside the sphere of the defence or- the ganisation, and was most notorious gaping, veld" in the defence front of the non-

Communist world.

Fortunately, "a no less vital gup" had been filled by the Balkan pact signed last year by Turkey, Greece, and Yugoslavia, he said.Router,

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Big Pusan Blaze

One For The

Two

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near

of

WHATEVER THE OTHERS SAY:

Lin

Yu-tang

Won't Wear

"A

Black Constricting Tie"

Singapore, Jan. 28.

Shipping Line

To Begin Shortly

Bydney, h The JapanÁUSTINE Line will recommence in about a month, the cha of the Eastern – Shippin fetence, Mr J♫ 0. Plim, today.

The Hoo's first

The male population of Singapore agree with Professor Lin Yu-tang that for Austral they should get around "without a black constricting tis" butons British | Japan parle woman took the opposite view.

Copenhagen, Jan. Danes, arrested Helsingoer for being intoxicated while in charge of a car, were found on their arrival at the police station to ho even more drunke

than when they were picked up.

Polleo then searched the Bisok

ID Mario

bod which they Pusan, Jan. 20.

found Some 300 housCH were travelled and

My Pilm cold it wie dieed In destroyed

a fire, which empty bottles of wine. They

a that Japan Australia Läne, erler forgotton to check the this had

The wife of a lawyer Mrs (pointed first Chancellor of the Thero hero at 2 o'clock

1dla- | proposed Nanyang

Univeristy university when formal attire trade berrpen: Australjak dua men's belongings and during the Veronten Hilberne said, morning.

The blaso lasted half an hour rather long drive they had agree with Dr Lin. As Chan-at Singapore, said there was a la necessary. Proper dignity, is Japan as a result of talks in It was brought under completed what they had to cellor of a university he would definite understanding between required on proper beragions. Stydeny this week between this before

Board Mr

conference Eries and the have to set an example and as him and the University

Jim Lawler, * # * tias Cof the Japan- well, begun. control. The site of the tire was Both prisoners were gaoled much be interesting in his ap- that he could go around, Just over one mile away from for three weojcs and deprived of į pakrátce. 1. am a real advocate | out a black constricting' tự k~}} publicity manager, said, “It is ́a,

matter of personal taste, choice| Australik and inclination. I personally 1.1km 105, the withe

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year Chiba Mall Special.......

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