1950-06-16 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1950.

Last Tribute To Lord Wavell

Arms to Pakistan: India concerned

Whangpoo Pirates MME. PANDIT APPEALS

Round-Up Plan

in

Police authorities Shanghai arc mapping plans to clean out pleate the Infeating Whangpoo river, according report reaching here. to # The pirates have been al- tacking isolated river craft at night.

tho

The report said police propose to set up 19 more posts along the river from Woosung to Lung- hwa where some 70 pirales have been arrested in re- сель manths. I'ress.

United

ISRAELI OIL TALKS

IN LONDON

TO ACHESON

Washington, June 15.-India has expressed to the United States concern over the continued large- scale sale of American munitions to Pakistan.

This feeling was conveyed to the Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, by the Indian Ambassador, Madame Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, during a 30- minute call this afternoon,

emphasised by all It was Madame Pandit askel Mr Acheson, "Just what is the quarters concerned that neither Pakistan nor India had asked United States' position re- for free shipments of Amerl- garding the licensing

munitions exports."

of can arms.. Both are willing to they can pay for whatever get-United Press,

Me Acheson replied that it was entirely a matter of priori- that and

understood be

months Pakistan, about three

priority

ly

ago, had

been given

perints to buy and ship from

States the United

material of war.

certain

according to

These Weapons, State Department records, re classilled AS defensive types, which include land mines and

London, June 15, Mr other explosives of that type.

Da Horowitz, economic

not algo

çame

hamediately

"Korea is turning to Reds

29

NOT ASKED FOR

San Francisco, June 15.-- Mr Acheson pointed out to Peking radio predicted that'

that Pakistan adviser to the Israeli goy-Madame Pandit

in demonstrations ernment and director of the was given to permission which the Koreans would stage

to muss been giveD

order to try to force the re- Israeli Treasury, conferred had at the Foreign Office tolayla

Madame Pandit's visit to Mr Jense of three North Koreans with the Minister of State Acheson

were arrested when crossed the 38th Foreign Affairs, Mr after conferences here between who the State Department and the they Kenneth Younger.

Pakistan Foreign Secretary parallel into the southern

bax who, it was understood, The discussion, which insted been trying to obtain beren part of the country, been held in a very friendly priority for arms shipments to spirit, but details of the talk Pakistán,

for

half an hour, was said to have

were not six feed. It was un- derstood, however,

the! 111

question of the Italfa retineries and prospects of ell supplies to

in the the reineries

future were amont

topies of conversation.

near the chief

A Foreign office spokesman

soid 10 B.tish

had been, and

government

sirous of Settlement

was, de-

which

Turk killed

in border

incident

Frankfurt, June

The dispatch, datelined Pyong- Korell, yang capital of North

was elaimed Rhee's regime

popularity worried about the with which the Communist pro- national unification posals for have been trecived by Koreans. said three delegates of the leftist "Fatherland Front" were arrested when they crossed the border in order to hand the unity proposals to South Korean effeinls,

It said the announcement of their arrest and scheduled trial

WT ASAP

On

N.C.Os and other ranks of his own regiment, the Black Watch, placing Lord Wavell's coffin on the gun carriage after the service in Westminster Abbey. the coffin was draped a Union Jack and on the Union Jack was his field-marshal's white plumed hat, his baton, his pipe banner and ivory-handled sword. The bod was taken to Winchester College and laid to rest in the sunlit cloisters of the five

centuries old school which he attended 50 years ago.

Salt Smog Is

Volcanic

Honolulu, Junie 15.—A Health Department official Bald today that an analysin

while of the mysterious

blanketed that has laze more than 3,000,000 square mites of the l'acific, in- from dicated that it was

distant volcanio romo

eruptions.

The City Health officer, Dr Frederick Schramm, sild the substance was 22 percent salt with traces of and carbonio Sulphurio acid.-United Press.

A Medal

Six Years

15. has caused widespread Indigne Afterwards

would allow the resumption of old supplies from Iraq and the The Bulgarian news agency tim among all rection of the

shipment.

refinerica to rerume work.

cam- Korean population, and frontier

paign to save them is assument; through the said today that of oil Suez Canal to enable the Haifa, guards killed an armed Turkbig proportions-United Press.

who penetrated the Bul-! The spokesman said the Bri-garian border with a scout-

en-ing party government would

Missionaries

o the night of

The broadcast

forced to

tinue to influence Iraq to ft June 10. The blockad and to pump cil fron Kirkuk to Haifa and sim- 1:15

made Pers.

efforts

with

world

Egypt.

again

be

- United

ᎪᎥ

Khan

and Begum

in hospital

ld Bulgaria tut flexa protest with the Turkish Legation

in

Sofin

against the "gross and arroguat"

violation of the frontler,

Tokyo, June

15.-General

MacArthur's Intelligence chief, Major-General

Charles Wi-

loughby, decorated

an army

corporal and two Army De partment civilians

Army awards,

today with

Corporal Roy Tanaka, of Salt Lake City, received the Bronze the Star Medal for duty with 442 (Niget) Infantry Itegiment in the Rome-Arno campaign.

Civilion service commenda- to Mr Arnold 11. 15.-Refugees/tlona went

and Mr Robert M. here confirm carlier Danian

for four years of

The broadenst said a Turkish work in mines

scouting Jeep. carrying three

men.

penetrated 000 Tokyo. June armed metres on the Bulgarian side arrivin

of the frontier toward the town reports that the North Korcan Spaulding

of Miknele shortly before mid-Government has imprisoned 67 work in occupation in the press German Benedictine mission-sub-divisions of the intelligence night last Saturday,

Bulgarian marta called aries, and that the Communist branch.-United Press, the Turks in halt, the broadcast have prohibited Roman Catholic added, but the jeep turned to missionary work

flee and the guards opend fire a monastery and a convent. to damage the vbicle.

One occupant was killed but

und seized

Most of the captive mis- believed to be in in camp

where Chugang

Province.

ฝ they are working in mines

Washington, June 15-Mr the other two escaped-Unitedslonaries are

a concentration

Liaquat Ali Khan, the Pakis-Press. tan Prime Ministor, and the

Begum Liaquat Ali Khan Yangtze River

have postponed their de parture

from

the United

States for eight days.

They had originally planned

to leave on June 23.

Service Begins

The State-owned China Mer- chants Steam

Korean priests and nuns have been stripped of their vestments and returned to their homes, the refugees add,

Slim has "highly

secret" talks

Princess Elizabeth, photographed at Epsom where she saw the Derby won by Mons. Boussac's Galcador from Prince Simon and Double Eclipse.

Finland's 5-year trade pact with Russia

Moscow, June 15.-Finland's Prime Minister, Urho Kenkonen, and his country's trade delegation left Russia by plane this afternoon for Helsinki after signing a five-year trade agreement with the Soviet Union.

Melbourne, June 15.-Britain's

to rce the Finnish Before leaving, the Prime, tirport Chief of the Imperial General

gave a luncheon at Inder off. The British, French Staff, Field-Marshal Sir William Minister

were The West German Govern-Sum, had further talks with the Finnish Legation at which and American Embassies

Russian Foreign Trade no represented. the United States Australian Service chiefs here the Navigation Co. ment asked

Minister, M. R. Menshikov, to investigate 10-tunight. he put three Yangtze river this month

Deputy Chairman of the Coun- ett of Ministers, M. A. I. Miko- yan, and the Deputy Foreign Minister, M. Andrel Gromyko, Issued were guests of honour.

The Prime Minister and his steamers into service between ports of the missing mission-

The bries. wife are at present in the New Shanghai and Hankow

Hospital, vessels

Klang Han, Baptist

are the England Boston, where they have both King Iiwa and Klang An.

The service includes halts of been receiving medical niten-

Nanking. Chiukling. Wuhu. tion.

A bulletin issu 3 by the hos-Anking, Kiuklang, ond Kiang- pital today suld that the Prime ying-United Pres

Minister and the Begum were

both doing well and would leave the hospital on June 27.

They SIDE GLANCES

were originally to have left the

hospital on June 10 and would) have left for

23.

London on June

The hospital bulletin sa : "As st.enuous they have a very

time ahead of thein in London it seemed wise to postpone their departure from the hospital by a few days."

ስነ-

The Pakistan Embassy nounced that the Prime Minister and his wife would now leave for London on July 1-Reuter.

Tibet a get together ground

London, June 15-Sir Basil Gould, former British political officer in Tibet, sald here today more that there could be no

and suitable arca for India China to co-operate than Tibet.

Indian Pandit Nehru, the Prime Minister, he said, might bring about a greater degree of nations in trast between tho that part of the world, than hau bren possible for Westerners,

Sir Basil was addressing the Royal Empire Society. His suc cessor in Tibet, Mr A. J. Hopkin- son, said that Tibet was a test for so long had India, which for been friendly with that country, 21 was sing a test for the new Chin which had come out on champion of nationality and racial freedom--Reuter.

4.18

mans, Reuter.

By Galbraith

WHE statement

NEW PARTNER When the new agreement was that Russia signed last Tuesday diplomantic sources here said

Britain's place as would take

principal trading Finland'y

He is visiting Australia and in New Zealand for defence con➡ Delegate The Apostolic Koren, Bishop Patrick J. Byrne, vernattonx,

No has tried to contac; Kim 11 Sung, Commander of North Korea, to

said that the Afterwards they accompanied defence ofletal

to the Moscow Central partner. talks, which were on the official him

decorated The Finnish Fremler left inquire after the missing Ger-after tonight's meeting, but a

lever

and highly sccrti. con-Airport which was cerned the defence of Britain, with Soviet and Finnish flags aboard a Soviet passenger air-

military and where n

band craft. Australia and New Zealand

Before it took off he faced He added that any statement played the Finnish and Soviet -A Guard

and. cameramen would have to come from the National anthems.

Honour

the Robert of

of

Moscow newsreel

inte a microphone, Mr Princ Minkter.

arms and speaking Menzies, after he had conferred | garrison presented with Field-Marshal Sim in marched past the Finnish Pre- said that the agreement would

provide Jobs for tens of thou Cands of Finnish workers, Canberra,

Never before hod Finland Representatives of the diplo- Meanwhite, it was reported

were also at the negotiated an economic pact on He would carry such a scale. from Wellington that the New natic corps

punctually and without it out Zealand Prime Minister, Mr

foll In the spirit of the Soviet- assistance Sidney Holland, had announced

Finnish mutual that Field-Marshal Slim would

treaty, the pend three days of his brief visit to New Zealand in talks with the Government Chiefs of Staff,-Router,

COP 100 MY NEA LERVICE, M000, 7, 14, RED, AL'S, PAT. OFF,

"You've told me for the last time you'll drill me full of holes if I don't hurry your supparl"

and

India round

table with S.A.

New

mier.

Bodet

to

agrees stay if ...

Flurence, June 15-Dr Jalmes Torres Bodet, of Mexico, tonight withdrew his resignation

Reuter.

Premier

said.-

Radio Hongkong

HK US

0, "longkong Calling." Programme

Director-General of the United Summary: 0.01. Children's Story:

Nations Education, Scienting "Winnie the

and Cultural Organisation.

Charter.

6.10.

Pooh Adapted from the book by A.A. Müne. "Piglet and (BBCTS): 0.20, London Eeyore."

Сад- Promenade Orchestra: 850, Dr Bodet made the withdrawal tonese by Radio, Given by Miss Lee Kullman Short Recital by Covers Hour, Delhi. June 15.-The of his resignation conditional on Wal-ton & B. K. Les (Studio); 0.50, Government of India have

the understanding that work for

(Tenor); 7, "une Classical & Light Classical Requests.

by Yvonne ceived a telegram from the Gov peace was one of the primary ernment of the Union of South tasks of UNESCO and he com- Presented

(London Relay) Africa expressing their willing-plained of the "suffocation" of (Studio); 8, World News and Newa

Studio Concert. Violin Tectat nose to proceed with the pro- the orgnisation's work while lyi

confined to a Budget of only Andrew Marineon with Plano Ac posed round table conference on

companiment by Betty Drown: 6.30, Orchestral Interhude: 8.40. "Bervices $8,200,000. Indians in South Africa.

Kenzie, (Studio): 0, "From the Edi

030. After honring his statement, quia latroduced by Kenneth Mac-

(London Itelay): the General Conference adjourn | atlaid

Weather Report; 0.11, Musie from ed after a dramatic session in the Brian Films: 9.30. Paul Temple

Madison Mystery." and the which Dr Bodet announced fis decision to withdraw his 24-hour-sncle Durbridge Ep.

by

A spokesman of the Indian Affairs Ministry said that the telegram did not indicate any

Union Govern change in the

**The ment's stand and that a reply

+ 2018. lo the telegram was at present old resignation and carry on as Four Suspects" (DRCTS); 10 Com

poser of the Week" (Vivaldi); } Director General in response to me for Music. The RDC Midland 10.43, under consideration.

The Union Government had the unanimous request of the sight Orchests. (BBCTS)

Leguana Cuban Boya 11, Nadia turned down the Indian heads of delegations.

Now Iteel, (London Relay); IND 11.13, "Goodnight Weather Toport: Government's request to post- pone consideration of the Group Areas 'Bill-Reuter.

Long- applause greeted: the Year Hove the win 1950, announcement-Reuter..

Clone downh

Even if she gets a peace treaty ----

JAPAN NEEDS AID

UNTIL

1953

Tokyo, June 15.-Japan will need American economic aid at least until 1953, General Mac- Arthur's Headquarters reported today on the eve of a major conference here on the ending of the occupation.

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rado is

It said that much had been The Aliled Headquarters Issued a comprehensive eco- done under the occupation but "much remains to be done." nomic report two days be- Japan must double the present

volume fore the scheduled arrival | export

$1,300,000,000 o year of the Defence Secretary. Mr Louis Johnson, General to be balanced and need for Bradley, and Mr John Foster support from the United States

eliminated.-United Press. Dulles, Republican consul tant to the Secretary State.

of

Mac-

Responsible sources reported What the three visilors would try to pin down Gen. Arthur on what he thinks about for Japan and The peace need for American bases here In the futura

On the basis of reports from their OWI governments Washington, diplomalle quarters in believed tint

Defence

MUCH TO DO

and

"The Arab

states will

come round”

London, June 13.-The Times, the a leading article on the State and Aral; League" now, meeting in had Alexandria, predicted today Departments decided that they could not ret that the Arab states are bound anywhere on the Japano sooner or later to renet against until they had re- the fruitless gesture of refusing treaty itsuo conciled conflicting reports to recognise the new Israel."

The League has split into from Tokyo

factions, led by Egypt and on polley which The headquarters report on Transjordan,

should adopt the present and future Japanese the Arab states

GRID,

"The major out- toward Israel," the Times kald,

The old feud between Saud standing problem continuing to confront the occupation is that Arshin and the two Hoshemite scrves to sharpen of achieving on economy capable kingdoms

the

-between rivalry

Saud- of self-support at an adequate standard of living, freeing the Arabia's ally Egypt and Iraq United States from further aid and Jordan, Jordan has taken

A realist view. She appropriations."

Jarnel is now for in the

Economy

that

sees that permanent fac- political landscape and would no doubt

Peking Timber suitable opportunity

Drive

15.-

June Francisco, San Peking Tadlo reported tonight that major rivers of Manchuria been transformed

bad

gigantle conveyor belts

into along

which

cuble

take of Betting itx political and economic rela- tlons with Israel on a regular footing."United Press,

Berlin-Peking Communication

San Francisco, June 15-

several million metres of timber were drifting Radio telegraphic communication downstream to industrial cen-between Peking and Berlin was opened on June 13, tres.

The timber had been formally felled in the deep forests of a Chinese Communist broadcast Kirin and Heilungkiang Provin reported tonight.

The service was inaugurated ces during the winter.

of messages Tens

of. thousands of men by an exchange were engaged in the job of between the East German and herding down the timber", the Chinese Ministers of Posts and

Telecommunications.--Reuter, Radlo sald.-Reuter.

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