1954-06-16 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1934.

MOLOTOV'S APPEAL AT CLOSE Ark Royal

OF KOREAN TALKS 'No Peace-Threatening Action In Korea

Pending A Final Settlement'

Geneva, June 15.

The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr V. M. Molotov, called on the Korean conference today to declare that pending a final settlement of the problem "no action shall be taken which might constitute a threat to the maintenance of peace in Korea.”

"The participants in the conference express their confidence that both the temple's Democratic Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) shall act in accordance with the present duration in the interests of peace.

"The Soviet delegation believes that every step by the Geneva con- ference taken with the aim of strengthening further peaceful develop- ment of Korea will at the same time he of great importance for the

reduction of international tension and for the strengthening of universal Bodies

peace,"

It would be of great importance if the states taking part in the Geneva conference would specifically declare that they recognised the necessity of en- suring the peaceful development of Korea, he said.

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Of Air Crash Victims Found

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Iwakuni, June 15.

Rescue workers today found some bodies near the U.S. Navy PBM aircraft that crashed on a mile-high island peak South of Japan last Wednes- day.

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H.M.S. Ark Royal, Britain's newest and most axpousiye aircraft carrier, leaves Liver- puol

ander Bay

bot own steam, and without tugs, for the frat Ume. Rho is on ber way to Scotland

for trials. The Ark Royal has cost abouk £25,000,000 to build over the Added expense nast 11 years and delay in building has been caused in modifying the de- aign to bring the carrier op to dale with the latest develop- ments la jet planes and atorale development-Express Photo,

Indian T

Troops

A Navy spokesman said there was no ap- To Withdraw

parent sign of life" around the charred wreckage of the PBM.

Lorton, June 15. British brides, for years

RIY democratic Korea for by wart)14 prevented

period of

time Mr Molotov stedions Iran baying 120.

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like there Nations principles and charter.

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charter, not to be bellitled by asbig ti in the interests of one or another aggressive grouping

Molotov Mr

repeated the Communist view that reference the questions of Korean elec- frons to the United Nations, witch wa a belligerent party would have no moral grounds.

IMPOSSIBLE TO AGREE The discussion showed that present,

impossible to It was agree ever the first

seps to- wards reunification of Korea,

See the furn of the retury and sad to bi bovn revived by the fashion Followed by American taract

stathonerl Polish troops

112 23 Lau during tw Win China Mail Sperinl,

East-West Trade Talks

London, June 15. Mr Derick leatheont-Amory, Minister of State at the Bouril uf Trade, sulch today that the

Investigations Wertem

for # relaxation of strategie

on East-West trude- now going en In Parts

"fairly well up to time-table,"

<if

Nevertheless, portunity should

every

be taken

sexes for 11.

Mr Molotov said as could be sema "we are closing our dis cursion on Korea,

Mr

to

COMMUNIST PLAN "The Initiative in putting an end

this discussion comes from those powers which led the three-year war in Korea." Lodby Molotov sald that new proposals had been put to the conference from the Com- munit

sido, "The Soviet delegation must

conclusion that roposals have not been adopt

dras

the

Dur

ed though we have tried to and

views of peats on which the delegations coinelde,"

Me Metoy declared tha: all 10 velegations that had publish- el the baretion could not be upposed to the Soviet proposalu.

The Sovitt Foreign Minister

The bodies were found by n helicopter rescue party which flew out in foul weather for olmust. week in a desperate effort to and any strvivors 4,300-foot high Yakushima

Red China's

Barter

Navy Captain, J. C

reached San Francisco, wreckage early today by heli- copter.

Toth, the

From Tibet

New Delhi, June 15. Three platoons of Indian

According to the rescue parly, the PBM ripped through some troops numbering about 100 200 feet of dense jungle beforestationed at Gyantse and

into mushing

the ground.

Yatung in Tibet

on escort Splinters of metal and wood

withdrawn and pleves of cloth Uttered the duties will be on

area around the wreckage. within a period of three

months, it was learned to NAMES NOT RELEASED

day.

Offer To US

were

Names of the persons whose

found bodles

the near wreckage were not released,

The PBM was carrying 17 Marines and sailors who were cn route from Japan to Manila. Most of them were from Cal- fornia and Pennsylvania.

Japanese The Navy sald litter panty is expected to arrive at the scano tomorrow to remove Evacuation and the bodies. salvage equipment will be flown in to help in the search for the other bodies,

the

Czechs Sent Arms To Guatemala America Alleges

Bonn, June 15. Communist Czechoslovakia sent Guatemala 100 pistols by way of Hambourg late in March, U.S. High Commission officials alleged today.

two

The arms shipment was sent by sea months before an alleged cargo of 2,000 tons of Czech infantry weapons was shipped from Stettin, Poland, to Puerto Barrios, Guatemala, causing grave concern in Washington.

The pistol consignment was revealed one day after the U.S. High Commission announced that American, British and West German agents intercepted in Hambourg eight tons of Swiss 20 mm, anti-aircraft training ammunition destined for Guatemala.

On the request of U.S.

and German authorities, the

Hambourg - American ship More Uses

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ne refused to move the shells to Guatemala.

not

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For

Helicopters

The ammunition sill rests in the Hambourg free port, where Koods **in transit" from foreign nation to another arc not subject to customs control.

U.S.

officials did

give further information оп the March pistol shipment. Neither

London, June 15, would they comment on reports Extensive use

of hell. published in Germany that the State Department in Washington copters is being planned by agencies three branches of sen ser- around the world to watch for vice — Britain's whaling "surpicious", arms abipments to fleet, the lifeboat organisa- Latin America.

tion, and Canada's Arctic

had alerted

U.S.

A U.S. spokesman said, how-

American particular.

and security.

to the security of the Panama Canal."

ended.

helicopters.

the ships.

ever, that the 20 mum. shells survey network. were detained because arine

Throughout the Antarctic shipments 10 Guatemala were whaling seuson Just regarded by the United States exhaustive tests have been #s "a direct threat to Latin carried out with

in Now two of Britain's whale

factory

Southern Harvester and Southern Ven- turer, both 20,000 tons. are to US CONFIDENT

be equipped with these aircraft. The US, is confident that no The Antarctic whaling flect carry the are on their way home. Later German

ship will ammunition after the Hambourg- they will ge to shipyards for

added overhaal.

America Hines' refusal,

the spokesman.

The Southern Harvester The West German Foreign Southern Venturer Office reported that West Ger- permanent fight decks man shippers had a "voluntary hangers.

or

The

were

to

and

are to havo and

agreement" not to carry arthe Helicopters are expected to

ammunition

troubled speed up the bunt for whales, Guatemala, whore constitutional

LOWER COSTS As the "oyes" of the fleet they recently

will discover the whailor fields association of German more quickly, leading to a big companies in Ham-reduction in time at sea and, so, bourg had "no comment on the lower costs, ****

But noid. alleged embargo..

The

Royal National Life Institution shipping men in North Germany Bost "This is one of the steps which confided that shippers may have investigating the use of helicop

tors to 19 20 of India

agreement among them- the Government

help lifeboats. "forbichion" regarding to

the selves

Last Implement taking

year 72 of the 308 life- bout Inunchings were to aid air Chinese-Indian cargo. recently-signed

Although the Swise anti-air- agreement on Tibet.

work is expected to described as the grow as flying increases. The

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An Indian Army officer will craft ammunition held at Ham- go to Tibet to make arrange-bourg nients for the withdrawal of the "training" or "tracer type, a helicopter โป particularly troops and the closing to the U.S. spokesman in Bonn CX-suitable for it. establishments.

plained that the shells would be Already Trinity House have Another officer

to already "highly effective" if fired horl- unod A

relievo helicopter to Tibet gone to

to tako ar in-zontally at ground objects, instorm-bound lighthouse crews, ventory of the Indian posts and stead of vertically, at aircraft.

FLIGHT DECK system which is to telegraphic

RED CHINA CARGO

A ship fitted with two hell- Geneva, June 15.

be handed over intact to the

It was recalled that in April, copters is also being planned for The Chinese Communist

Chinese Rods. The slopes of Yakushima are

the 1951, West German Goy- the Canadian "Hydrographic Discussions are now in PTO- ernment took drastic action in service. delegation has proposed that covered with jungle-like trees

and shrubs, which have pre- ress in Poking concerning the

The keel of the new vessel, the case of ane German vessel pro- China and America issue a

vented ground rescue parties Kransfer of the rest houses main- which allegedly attempted to designed for charting Arctic joint communique declaring from reaching

plane.-tained by India in Tibut to the transport war inateriala to waters, is to be laid later this WOULD NOT HELP

Chine,& Communists. The amount Communist China. that the two Governments United Press.

year. Mr Molulov sald the Soviet

one of the of compensation is

The Cabinet then had refused It will be built to withstand Union stood and stands beside will not deter the departure

questions belag discussed.

to intervene on behalf of the the pressure of the pack ice of which of the law abiding nationals,

Meanwhile,

reaching ship "Mai Iliclaners" seized by the Northem wastes reports New Delhi indicate that pilgrims Chinese Nationalists off For- The ship will have a flight

Mansarowar in mosa

she dock for her two aeroplanes. grounds that proceeding to

carried Tibet are not encountering any

The helicopters will watch strategic materials to Communist China.

Launches six Over difficulty. The Chinese author!- tics will

The Government had stated operating from the mother stup. the isЯlic

pernits to

its regret that the ship "wasLondon Express Service. pilgrims at a border cheek paint,

made available for such trqna- indian oficials said.

Instructions have been issued

In that connection" a Socialist by the Government of India to the State Governments to Issue Opposition spokesman charged in

Moy.

1951; that the "Mal sertificates lo bona fide traders Rickmer's" case was not tho he engaged in the only incident, "but part of long known to

o sald the 10 nations had probably reach agreement on a peaceful not even had time to read the

Korenu six-point North settlement.

Under present conditions, this! posal. De helped by ensuring conditions for the peaceful North and evelopment in the

demanded the those forces

"clearly wanted unity, democracy of the

beside all other side residing in its illeglitente measures of blockade independence and

countries which wished to en-

arens when they apply for conditions for peaceful

return. Korea's development,

Mojotoy

But he could not yet make a South. statement

Mr on the negotiations, fold a

abolition questioner in the House of Cominona.-Router.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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sure

Ita Koren

In conclusion he sold could be no doubt that the 16-power declaration

the and including students, of S. Korea-US

Mr Wang Ping-non in talks there

with the US when

Ambassador to A. Johnson, was Czechoslovakia, Mr

that suggested

these published, "Democratic circles also

vas | nationals should have the free-

will appraise il ne it deserves”.

It was not u declaration dom to return to their country

solving of the Korean question.

The

Military Talks End

ports."

оп

The

survey.

Women Showed Them How Seoul, June 15.

Nuremberg, West Germany, which could contribute to the at

at any time, the communique

June 16, General Special envoy ion sald.

wide-

men of Bischofsheim

sold the Mr Molotov

pro-

Chinese communique James A. Van Fleet con- Tibet trade.

The Chinese Government rati-planned activities of a

apparatus spread

Supporting near Nuremburg went hunting Soviet confirms the assurance given to cluded his secret discussions posals tabled by the

for wild bone but without fed the Indo-Chinese agreement legal East-West trado," the subject of with South Korean Govern-on June 3. The Dalai Lama in Union, China and North Korea Mr Johnson on

He said the then Soviet Zone success would be "approved unanimous An

American nationals detained in

While they of Transport, Ernst

were out their China, as was announced earlier ment leaders today and was (Lhosa juve a banquet on May 30 Minister

and spades ly."

a wives using hoes He added: "We will continue today

by the United States expected to receive the "final to celebrate the signing of the Wollweber, had organised

"wide-spread apparatus engaged killed five boar, which had plans" for expansion of the agreement United Press.

sanctuary - In their to night for the national union

in arms smuggling, Uniled sought of Koren and for the The communique said these ROK Army tomorrow.

gardens--China Mail Special. Press strengthening of universal nationals could receive packages peace, Reuter,

sent by their families and could correspond with them. ducting a survey of the military Eclipse Affects Birda

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Polling Begins In

NONFUNMSD The Gold Coast

DANG

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ACROSS

DOWN

3 Woollen gorment (8).

1 Smart (4).

B Trick (4). .

D Rescues (0),

11 Vies with, (8).

13 Tax (4).

15 Argued. (8).

18 Gifted (8).

10 Departed (4),

31 Compress (6),

25 Keeps within limite (8).

26 Suspend (4).

27 Scalier (5).

2 Quiet (4).

4 Encourage (4),

6 Platform (4).

G Bird (5).

7 Unpleasant (8).

9 First appearance (5).

10 Flat (5).

13 Express a view (5).

14 Changes course (8).

10 Claw (4),

17 Documents (5).

19 'Clear (5).

20 Mulets (6).

21 Qualo (45).

22 Tidings (4),

23 Clover (4),

24 Border. (4).

The rotired former Eighth To Note How Army Commander, who is con-

added that commutation of situation in the Far East for their sentences was cryviazzed President Elsenhower,

Mr

Gold Coast brought up the question of the other

Is

London, June 15.

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Defence Minister Sohn Won Yil during the next eclipse on June. and the Chief of Stoff of the 80. WANT TO BETURN

ROK Army today' In his final Watchers will send their notes for the

Bird Research WBIZ Ping-nan

moving to to the then secret talks before

Important

Northumberland, In station prens Chinese studenta detained in Amorica's Far East dofonce not- North-East England, where ex- the United Slates, tho com- work,

perts will prepare a report. Accra, Gold Coast, June 15.

minique

Informed sources sald South China Mail Spedal. .maic). African voters of the Ho pointed out that Ching Korean officials will give General Gold Coast, many of them | now. had. mord than 6,000 Van Fleet its anal plans for

the American WHEN YOUR women with babies strap-students in the United States expansion of ped to their backs, queued many of whom wished to return trained ROK Army, tomorrow and moved slowly into the to their motherland. He said bafore he leaves for Tokyo. they had been subjected

South Korea hes naked for 15 polling booths today to re- multifarious obstructions and additional divisions and a jet turn the all-African As- that when they applied for exit air force to combat the threat sembly by direct vote for permits, the UB Clovernment of attack from North Koren or

informed them, that they were | Chine

Chiss. The United States has the first time.

reluctant to expand the Queues formed before the They were told if they violated young ROK Army beyond. Its booths opened at sixx in the this order they would be fined present 20 divisions and South morning, while large detachment not mor than “US$5,000 or. Koron's pilots have been given training

not allowed to leave.

to

been

of foot and horse police, watched imprisoned for not more than only familiarisation for trouble. No dags or symbols ive yours, or both, were allowed hear the booths,

No incidents were reported by

The communiquto" sald”: the

willbert. Doerter PROK - oficials' bava: expressed

toto in the morning: Partios took US Government went so far as the hope that Gemors. 1 Vam all their propaganda pete to take away oven the passport Fleet, who trained the present *studente, Anike ROI Anny would, he gympatise- streets, from remote „bbetheen territories, IA ANGO

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