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South Koreans Go To The Polls

Opposition Party Not To Boycott Elections

Seoul, May 19.

The leader of the opposition party and Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr P. H. Shinicky, said tonight, on the eve of the South Korean National Assembly election, that despite police intimidation party candidates would "stand and fight".

"We have decided to fight be- causo the forces of democracy must prevail over undemocralle influences. 1 sorry to say it, but South Korea is becoming

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He briefly reviewed Bri- thers were getting ground in- tnin's lead in the production, struction in Germany.

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nike two trans-Atlantic trips to ittle more time than a piston engined mirerafi takes for one,

West Gerniny and Japari will soon conpole heavily for

major role in the aviation in- dustry, Dr Warner sold.

Dr Warner who has headed the United Nations specialised agency since it was formed here in 1947, devoted a large part of his report DA Civil aviation in 1953 to the two countries' re- | tum to the airline business.

He also said that airborne var ferrier and international bell- copter services had become com- monplace d that speed 210 (longer was an airline's targol,

The ability

uf high-speed Aircraft to cover great distances at their maximum speed, unal

In strictly

accordance with now cun be taken for But specta-

He did not mention plans in Germany.

airine the Soviet zone of

sources said that the Germans were rushing

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Australian

Wines For

The Queen

London, May 19.

plan" granted, he said. cular as have

been the in- The Lord Mayor of London of aviation, Dr Worner dividual technical achievements broke with age-long tradition added, today und served Common- is to the day-to-day activity wealth wines instead of the of aviation that we must look unial French and German vintages to Queen Elizabeth at

lunch here today.

for its real contribution to our

visation."

GERMANY WAITS

The lunch was to welcome the Queen and her husband. the Duke of Edinburgh, back from their 60,000-mile laur of

The opposition party De- The United Nations L'om mocratic Nationalist Party) but mission for the Unification and threatened to boycott the cler- | Rehabilitation of Koren, hud tion unless AL fratt electian observed the election campaign | De Warner's report to the 82- atmosphere prevailed.

but was not big enough to be a nation organisation Suck that the Commonwealth. factor In precluding police | Jupon, which before World War Because Australia played so pressure.

I operated nu major interna- big a part in the Royal journey. UNCURK members will tional airline services. had Australlan white wine and Which the voting Tomorrow Heensed an airline which plan- burgundy as well as Australian and later report to the United | ned to operate to other Far sherty was served. Notions General Assembly,

Eastern points. the United Very occasionally in the past, Australia will bear the brunt States and Europe.

South African liqueur has of the Commission's duties. Thres He sait Wes

Germany was

served at one of the tradt- Autralians

were sent to Koren marking time while it wafted tionally Sumptuous banquels from the Australian Embassy in for a peace treaty to be signed. given by the Lord Mayor of Tokyo to help the Commission I had ordered eight airliners in London in the Mansion House. Chairman. Me Max Loveday of the United States And was But invariably, the wines have speak, even though only low Australia, la cover at least the

training crews. Some were bren French and German.- or Ave old men rame heatSeoul and Pusan area,

being trained in Britain, and' China Mall Special.

Mr Shlucky said that the paller, by intimidation, had kept voters away from his clee- tion addresses.

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