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No Facilities,

So Children Turned Away In Pusan

London, Nov, 20.

A British doctor jald here today that children had to be turned away from the "Save the Children Fund's" medical centre at Puzdn, South Koreo, because there' wore not hough facilities for all who nooded treatment.

Dr James Peter Flamank, 20, who has just returned home After a year in Korea, cali; "When I lift Pusan we virere only able to treat about 10 of tho 100 or to who lined up at the centre from 3 a.m. onwards cach day."

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But for much of this year there they had been able treat about 40 of the morning Line up of 100.

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He said that from December the centre would have to limit its activities to intent welture, caring for children up to three years old, because of the dim- culty of finding money to keep it going. At present" it calers for children up to 18.

There had been an annual average of almost 8,000 children treated at the centre, he added. Patlema came from as for no Scout, 300 miles away.

A spokesman of the "Save the Children Fund)" which has been active in Korta sace 1951, said today that the Pusan centre cost about £20,000 a year to maintain-Router,

Tito Won't

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Belgrade, Nov. 21. President Tito of Yugoslavia has been urged by his doctors to take a rest cure in Switzerland,

QUERIES MOSCOW

Japanese Jet "Fell Apart

In The Air”

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Tokyo, Noy, 23. The Japanese Defence Board today grounded all sallitary aircraft following the crasti 'öf'in 'Alr De- fence Force F-38-Fabre jet aircraft into the rea off Hamana. Central Japan.

An official investigation board found that' the air- craft "fell apart to the air."

The pitok, Ale Cadet Oficer Yesino Bakal waa officially led as missing.

The investigation boned's verdiet today suspended all Japanese "Är Defence Force Sight dralping and ordered thorough emer.

cover check to be made on

all aircraft.

Today's crash was the Tih ocident this year in volving F-85-F joi aircraft assembled in Japan. Reuter.

Peking Mission's Interest In British Industry

London, Nov. 21. British trade quarters in touch with the Chinese mission here said today it was possible that the visit of Mao Tse-tung to Moscow could be to get better terms for China's needs from Russia. After their contacts with the Chinese mission, which has been here since October, the British sources said: "There were grounds for belief that China's buying programme will be much more selective than hitherto."

"It is possible that Mao Tse-tung, during the course of his stay in Moscow, tried to find out to what extent and on what terms China's needs can be met from the Soviet Bloc," they said.

US Plans

Plans Huge Missile

In

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Wyoming Area

Washington, Nov. 21.

The Defence Department announced today that

it planned to build a huge missile site Wyoming, apparently to handle the Atlas inter-continental ballistic missile,

in

first

Now that a greater range of goods was avaliable from the West, China was in a better position to sok for better terms, and it is difficult to believe that in the past Russian terms have been economically favourable to China, the gourets bald.

The British sources said their conducts with the Chinese mission had shown that the Chinese had this very much in mind on their current tour of British Industrial centres."

"The examination of Western

production facilities, of which the present Chinese mission to Britain is typical, is doubt

of the part

sweeping re- examination of procurement plans which China Is How

It said construction of the 65 the ARDC's Ballistic Missile undertaling," they said million site would begin at Division.

Unbalanced

Francis E. Warren Air Force The Warren Base apparently Base, Cheyenne, "during the will be fully equipped for fie middle part" of 1958: The launching of the big missiles Pentagon did not announce the which could streak "across the It was clear, they said, that purpose of the new missile site. iop of the world to Russian the Chinese realised that their targets in 30 minutes in case economy has become ""seriously Bul obecivers gathered from of war.

unbalanced" with the rate of the wording of the announce. The Allas, now under test nt Industrial progress outstripping ment that it was intended as a the Florida missile test centre, resources, especially in the agri- Launching base for the 5,300-is designed for u range of cultural field. milo-range Atlas missile.

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4,000 to 5,000 men would be The announcment cald that

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milles and a speed of Пр than 16,000 milleg hour-United Press.

but he so far declined. Informed needed to operate the A BURGLAR be covered. This is one reason

sources guld today.

The 85-year-old President who has not been soon in publle since October 1, is said to be suffering At 2:30, 5:30, 7:30 & 9:30 pm. from bone trouble in his back as

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well as the acute lumbago which forced him to cancel a projected Far Eastern tour.

facility."

It added that alr training command schools now located at the base would be transferred to other training command installations as con- struetion on the base proceeded.

The Pentagon said the Air Force Air Research and Dove-

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"It is obvious now that grandiose projects ire not suitable to Chinese needs having regard to the Inbour situation and to the greater distances to

why the second ave-year plan has gone back for redrafting,

After intimate discussion with the Chinese mission, the British New York, Nov. 21.

traders sald

and resched A nine-year-old girl was these conclusions: arrested here today after having robbed a number of apartments industrial

dollars during the past four They months.

That the Chinese were curbing

The sources said the President|lopment Command would take and appropriated hundreds of with a Production to balance

considered it would be a "pad over the Warren Base. It was advertisement" for Yugoslav expected to come under com- medicine if he went to Switzer-mand jurisdiction of Maj-Gen. load to recover-Reuter.

B.A. Schriever, Commander of

Ike Ends Holiday, Prepares For Nato Conference

Washington, Nov. 21.

President Eisenhower returned here by air today from a golfing holiday in Augusta, Georgia, to resume the shaping of US. missile-age

policies.

The child would never have been suspected if she had not been caught in the act of rifilas a letter box.

are concentrating on fertiliser production, water con-f to and irrigation and attacking plant disease.

Chinnu Nel supplies are re- celving great attention.

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Greater attention is being bald to gold mining.

Cotton supplies are expected to be inadequale because China cannot afford to Inercase coiton acreage at the expense of food production.

Another War China cornet hope to meln-

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tain without outside assistance her present rate of progress in- dustrially or agriculturally.

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he was more hopeful unth; after the mission returns about the prospects to Peking and reports their

Andings," the sources paid.

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Before sailing for Franco in the liner Idberte, M. Moch told reporters:

British traders said there had been no actual business discussions with the Chinpac New York, Nov. 21.

mission and that 'none hag Of immediate concern to the States, although in close M. Jules Moch, French deeen anticipated. President and his serilor ad- proximity to the missiles.

legate to the United Nations visers, who now include the The United States se na Disanametit Commission, cald that orders will materialise titular head of the Democratic major objective of the new today Party, Mr Adat Stevenson, are plan of allied Inter-dependence than over the formulations of proposals to the building of confidence of disarmament, be laid before the heads of abroad in American determind- Government of the other 14tion to meet any sudden

Soutel Nato partners in Paris on the attack. projected ring of intermediate rango missile bases to be estab- The President and Mr Dulles GRA, KIMMERLEHshed in Europe.

are fully comacious of the firs MOND MOVidut These plans are still in the of some countries that the US

drawing board stage, according might become "trigger happy to informed observers, although in the use of nuclear weapons.

Doctor Chi Chao-ting, teader the outlines which are evolving They want to amure

of the mission told is "that the have been made clear by Mr that there is no such das ger,

"Now wo must disary. I or main object was to obtald a John Foster Dulles, the US. but also to impress them that more hopeful than ever. better understanding of India Secretary of State, in several thery will be no repont ng "All the major countries are trial and technical achieve- flinching from using stomale now spending. to avoid a ments in the folds which Bri-

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