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Washington, Feb. 20.

The State Department spokesman said today that the Chinese Communists could protest until they were blue in the face, but the fact remained that they, and not the United Nations or the United States were the aggressors in Korça.

The spokesman, Mr Lincoln White, made this com- ment when questioned for the second day on China's announcement that it would withdraw all its troops from North Korea by the end of the year.

The State Department yesterday called on China| to follow its announced troop withdrawal by an agreement to achieve the unification of North and South Korea through free clections under United Nations supervision.

Mr Whtie was asked today f United Nations troops, the majority of whom are U.S. troops, would be withdrawn from South Korea after such elections had been held.

Conceivable

Mr White replied that if the elections were held, and if the situation was such that the United Nations forces would not be required in South Korea, a complete withdrawal would be "conceivable," but he would not

anything more possible future events.

súy

IRA "Chief Of Staff" Interviewed

On TV

London, Feb. 20. MYSTERY man de-

A scribed as "Cliter of

Staff of the Irish Repub- Bean Army" appeared in an Independent (commer- cial) television programme here tonight-but his face was not seen by viewers, The Irish Republican

an outlawed organisation pledged to fight until Northern Ireland Ja united with the Irish Republlo

After films of LE.A. destruction had been shown on tonight's pro- kramme, the "Chief of Slaff" was asked how ha could justify such activl ties,

He replied: "Force

because IL 15 Justifiable the only means left We are fighting hi defenco of a republican govern- ment,"

an

Viowcks

were told that

За investigation proved the man, who apoku with a strong Irish brogue, to be genuine.

The "Chlef of asked for his organization's final objective, declared: "That we shall overthrow you or die.”

8tan,"

Tho Interview WAS filmed last year-China Ault Special.

Blast

Dynamite

Takes Lives Of 44

Bahrein, Feb. 20.

Soviets Sure Of Summit

Talks

Moscow, Feb. 20. Soviet Foreign Ministry Pross Chief Loonid Ilyichev said today he is certain a sum- mit conference will tako place.

Asked at a Foreign Ministry the press conference whether Soviet government considers a summit conference can be prepared through diplomatie channels ha said: There in ne doubt a summit conference will be held."

Western observers at once Interpreted lylchev's remarks as indicating that as far as the Soviet government wna con- cerned diplomatic channels were the best place to prepare for a sumuni conference.

KHRUSHCHEV

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in

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Hylehey cited Party Secretary Nikita Khrushchev's recent

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"As far as the Soviet govern- ment is concerned," he said, "we state long ago our willingness to participate in such a con- ference to discuts all outstanding problems step by step."-United Press.

"Very Fruitful' Expedition

An

To S. Pole

Manila, Feb, 20. Australion scientist-

about A dynamite explosion which blew the new 7,410-explorer, fresh from a journey

ton British freighter Seistan Sitra yesterday "very fruliful" expedition

to Antarctica, reported today a took 44 lives, officials announced today.

Mr White also said that the United States would not accept

• Chinese proposal that a body

of neutral nations should super vise elections in Korea

The ship had 63 persons with a cargo whilch Included 150, aboard12 Britons, 50 Indians tons of dynamite when a small He said the United States and onc Chinese when its Are broke out in her hold two stood by U.N. resolutions which cargo of dynamite blew up last days ago, officials said. called for free, unfettered elec-¡ night. Captain WA. Chappell tions under United Nations was among the casualties, but supervision. Reuter.

the 11 other Britons survived, including his wife and small

In Case The President Falls Ill

Washington, Feb. 20. A House of Representatives sub-committee today approved nfl providing that a Vice President should decide when to assume femporarily the dulles of a disabled President.

con.

Small boats buzzed about the harbour today trying to pull bodies

from the wreckage beneath the surface. Officials said there appeared no hope of salvaging the wreck.

Rescue work was made more dangerous because part of the dynamite cargo in the hold was sil burning below water,

The Seistan Sitra was en route to Basra in the Persian oil fields

Terror In Paris

Under the proposed BI,

Paris, Feb. 20. commission composed largely off

The third polleemun, to be senior Congressional members would make recommendations killed in the Paris area since opened pn to the Vice President, but the Arab nationalists

was shot columbesion's inding would not anti-police campaign, be binding on him.

dond tonight outside on under- The Republican Administra- ground railway statlon,

Flve revolver shols lon has contended that a con-

were stitutional amendment is neces-fired nt him at close range sary to state how to determine before he could use his gun. North African Al- when a President is disabled, His three

also injured young therefore it appears that if Con- fackers gress passes the proposed Bill it Frenchman in will be vetoed by President they fired shots to cover their Eisenhower.-Reuter.

escape_-Reyter,

Lhe thigh as

SHIPWRECKED MEN

TELL OF DRAMA

"We were almost too weak to signal"

Norfolk, Feb. 20. Two Italian seamen who clung to an overturned lifeboat for 16 hours in the raging. Atlantic after abandoning their sinking ship on Tues- day said today they were almost too weak to signal when a rescue vessel hove into sight. Chief Omeer Albo Cardilo, 31, 10,000 tons of manganese ore Trleste. and machinist which ripped a six-foot sit in

side, causing Giuseppe Valenti, 35, of Mole the Bonitas' Debari,

today bad leak in one of her holds- arrived here adoard the Novy destroyer United Press, escort Lester, praising a berole New Jersey sailor and the radio operator of their 1-fated vessel, the ore ship as Bonitas which went down after springing » leak 160 miles east of Cape Lookout, North Carolina.

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Cardio and Valenti said they "never gave up hope."

They were in hospital here sufferring from shock. Cardito also suffered bruised shoulder Twenty-one bodies of their shipmates were recovered. and A. 22nd was stili missing, and presumed dead. Three other survivors were aboard tho cargo-passenger ship President Adams bound for Cristobal, Panama.

Cardilo blamed the sinking on the shifting of part,of, the

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The crew managed to keep the Bre under control and the ship headed for Bahrein, the nearest port. On arrival here, 80 tons of dynamite were unloaded with the fre still smouldering.

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ninih Anturelle region trip to the had very fruitful" resulls

The remainder was to be un-that ho found new geographil- loaded today, but the ship blew cal, geological and meteoro- up at 11 p.m. lol the last logical data of military and selenic value.-United Press. right--United Press,

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