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Shooting Down Of Superforts Is Denied

London, July 2.

The North Korean Air Force today claimed that it shot down two United States Superforts in combat and destroyed two others, together with seven American fighter planes, in air operations on June 30.

The U.S. Far East Air Forces said no B-29s had been lost so far. They said on Saturday that 12 fighters, light bombers and transports had been. lost.

Tho

communique from the French feel more confident. North Korean Headquarters-United Press

at Pyongyang was broadenst by the North China nowa agency and monitored hero. It claimed two Superforts were shot out of the air in fierce combat during an American raid on Kainung city on the night of June 20-30, It said two other Superforts and seven fight- were destroyed in a strike at an airstrip.

era

Pyongyong Radio Fald North Koreau troops fought on artillery duel on June 29 with American war vezel

an

3-

vadin Korean territorial waters at Kangryng, in Mangan pro- vince, and drove back the vessel.

It added that

in Kangryng

stred Samsub Korean guerillas and North Korcan troops ented 200 pushing southward

casualtics among fleeing enemy It said also that the troops, North Koreans captured enemy officers and men nna Eclzed wor booty, including henvy artlery pleces and automatic weapons.

Later. -reported

the North

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for

appent to

Moscow brondcont from Pyongyang that

Karenn

Permanent

of the World Con-

hind cabled

Pence

the World Constress,

calling for united efforts to check American affevasion.

The cable charged: "Ameri- planes raided Korean cities and villages and bornbed

can

vilion trains. With such

acts. the American imperialists savagely viointer international tow and the United Nations

Charter.

We

"Regardless of sacrifices shall save our country from the bestial hands of the American Imperialists," said the cable.

Moscow Radio nlaes said the North Korean government had established the title of "Hero of the Korean. People's De- mocratie Republic" and sold

"deemed persons

worthy"

would be invested with a gold medal and "certificate of grati- tud-United Press.

BOOST TO MORALE

Paris, July 2

The fast American action to defend South Korea gave the biggest morale boost in tour French, fighting years to the

to hold the soft underbelly of the Far East In Indo-China,

Common reaction in French Government clrcles to the American decision to hold the

Communism line again

"

in

Acla wos: "Now we know we cal count on support if un important attack comes,"

The reaction

reports

their

came a

elaimed

kas

in the

For-

For

East might be to try to dislodge the French, who already have) er hands full trying to beat the Communist-fed Nationalists who want the French

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1950. Persia's Shah Opens Parliament

1950 Flower Queen

The Shah of Persia addressing the Majlis or Persian Parliament, which he officially opened last month at Teheran. In his speech he declared that Iran will continue to co-operate with good understanding with Soviet Russia, Britain, and the United States of America. (London Express Service).

GROWING

OF

PAINS PHILIPPINES

Manila, July 3.

The Philippine experiment will be four years old tomorrow. At this Republic passes from infancy to childhood, it is now possible to assess many of the good and the bad things in its transformation from United States dependency into a sovereign state.

Because the Philippines was the first colonial coun- try in the Far East to gain its independence, it be- came the test case of the nw freedom of Asian peoples. The Philippines is byiming to provide answers

area

Confusion In Sweden Over Lie's Telegram

Stockholm, July 2.

Confusion and embarrassment here have followed the telegram which the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Trygve Lie, has sent ask- ing Sweden what help, if any, she can give South Korea.

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Conflicting acmi-official with the Parliament Foreign and official statements by Affairs Committes, meeting ADVERTISEMENTS tomorrow before deciding what action to take од Mr Lie's Commenting on the publicly

the Swedish Foreign Minis- try have caused ill will in telegram.

the United States, the New York correspondents of the caused in the United States, the Liberat Aftonbladet shifted big Stockholin newspapers the

blare to the big news reported today.

agencles and thre American broadcasting stations, which The Arst reaction to the tele- were "blazoning gram was an offelally-inspired news that Sweden

forth" the refused to statement last Friday that no

Support the Security Council's reply was necessary because rexilution."-Reuter," the telegram was "ro ronal tional."

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On Saturday an offelal state- ment sald Sweden's silence The over the telegram had been on South Korea is condemned TEE OF 50 cents 18 CHARGED given 100 categorienl ini-in our country us an act of perlance."

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but Unden, ndded a personal state-

The

to ensure that repfles ara ro. attack and what has celved by the person for whom

ave made us realise

ment that the Government followed

condemned North

Koren's - the risks that the present world they are intended.

gression and optreed with the situation entails."-Reuter. Security Council's "conception"

of the matter,

explained that Government wished

the to conter

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Caux aur Montreux,

July 2. Mr Seilchi Kawamoto, share the fears sometimes ex City Council, told the World Foreign observers here do not chairman of the Hiroshimu ressed aboard that the Philip Assembly for Moral Re

Governançat pine gollapse and that the country armament, presided over by The situation is serious but na today that he intended "to on the verge of revolution. Dr Frank Buchman, here critical, they say.

The independence roadnationalism will bring them to

for the their senses coon." has been bumpy Philippines. Even with much material help and fatherly guidance from the United States, the Filipinos have found that the freedom they fought for did not alone create a utopian state.

is carlu

experienced

These are the major problems: spend the rest of his life The Huks--the peasant out-spreading the spirit of moral Growing palos, however, law organisation known as the rearmament in Iliroshima have not been severe enough | Huks has terrorised the people and abroad." to make the Filipinos regret of the flat lands

of Luzon

The clilzens of Iiroshima, separation from The throughout the life of the Re-raid, having marent country, As a people, public. Its leaders are Reds who the atom bombs realled "that they are convinced that they have made it a dangerous Com-

om the world must come to i were right in breaking away. munist front army threatening peaceful settlement and that Govern they must do something about stability of the ments. The Philippine arm:d Political and economic trou- bles have beset the Philippines, forces have curbed, but not sup-

factions have been pressed the Huls bickering. Prezident Elpidio Effective land reforms that Quirino recognized

would distribute land among the entruption in the Government "kasamus," or the farmers, are when he recently appointed anheld by many to be the only "integrity board" to "investigato. ¦ permanent solution to they said that he had made it

A high Filipino oficial hnd dissident problem.

The famous Trotting race course in Vienna was the scene of the Vienna Flower Carnival 1950. Lovely Vern Trukoczy, fresh from college, was chosen "Flower Queen 1950" from over 800 contestants. She is seen here after her election,

Rival (London Express Service).

Of

Reinstatement United Nations Employees Ordered

Lako Success, July 2.

A tribunal of three, headed by the Jamsahich of Nawanagar, India, has uphold the appeal of 15 dismissed members of the United Nations staff and has ordered their reinstatement.

ANNIVERSARY

that This is the first decision; the General Assembly in Chinese Communist troops of the U.N. Administra-f January last to hear com- were moving south towards

with plaints of non-observance Indo-China, where only a thi tive Tribunal, which,

membership of of employment contracts, line of French forts maris tie an overall

A United Nations staff rule frontiers. There

been seven, was established by

stipulates that in reducing stair come speculation that the next Communist move

or abolishing posts, the Ad-

ninistration must Rive

"duc consideration" to the com- petence, integrity and nation- alty from the point of view of geographical distribution and Jength of service" of the sun anembers.

The Tribunal held that notices of termination were in conflict with that rule. London, July 2 The other two members of the Chinese "democratic" Tribunal were Madame Paul groups have told the Com-Bastid (France) and Sir Sydney

Calms (Britain).-Reuter. munisl leader and Chairman of the People's Government

Indo-China.

But the

out of

nothing threat is new, officials said, no France had always expected that trou- ble might come from the North, long before the Communit

move in Korea,

BIG WEAKNESS

The big weakness of the French position in Indo-China

move-

PLEDGE

TO MAO

of China, Mr Mao Tse-tung. Surprise Defeat

Of Reg Harris

Paris, July 1, Jan Derksen, the Dutch

there whe

Hie to say about the turmoil:

KEPT ON FIGHTING

When

the

PLUGGING THE LEAK

Mr Kawamoto was one of In delegation of 71 Japanese to the

Assembly,

Another delegate, Mr Rokuro Yanada, a Liberal Member of Japanese Prefectural Assem

his business to say bad things about Bic Communists, Socialist and other parties,

Now, he Intended to speak the spirit or not only about

"but W apologies to the

The Economy-As the wind- "The Filipinos fought for their fall of American nid diminished independence through centuries during the last 18 months, the oral rearmament of Spanish rule.

the Philippines found its dollar re-take publle United States took nyer molaerves dwindling and its trade people I have tom down in the

balances

***** | Dust."—Heuter. extremely unfavour- than 50 years ago, they kept on

began to lag. were imposed

nosed 1251 They plugged the Ink, but economiats regarded

ghting for freedom. They batable. Business

Drarlic import and exchange

thed the Japanese throughout controls world War II. Finally, they got their independence and

there December. was nobody left to fight. So

Brak they started fighting each ollier. we hope that a new reeling of relef

GOODWILL VISIT

and

controls as only temporary The real answer, they increased export suld, lay in production. development of natural resources and small dustries. hard work ausiery.

Polities-the 2040 general election created a stench that resulted in some loss of public confidence in the Government. of election frauds and terem were hurled by both the winning The goodwill visit of the the losing and

Minority groups warned parties, Indian naval squadron to that a kind of dictatorship was Singapore was "a visible

Quirina

Singapore, July 2.

лес

and

the

democratic govern-

On the credit side of the

the sign of the tremendous stepstration accused the op- forward that India has taken position of political activity detrimental to the country's s free, independent

Offcial scandals welfare Republic," Rear-Admiral S. caused the President to appoint Barnard, the Royal Navys Integrity board. The solu Flag Officer Commanding tion to this problem will lie in thic Government's ability to the Squadron, said tonight. cenvince the people that there is that the majority of the Indo- that they will "trive to

He was speaking at a dinner honest,

ment. lent. Chinese do not want them there, filtrate Tibet and Taiwan

in honour of the squadron by but the Communists gained con-und for the complete main-

Indian Moslems of Singapore. Philippine ledger ure the re- trol of the Nationalist

The Indian naval squadron.markable ment and the struggle became tenance of China's terri- champion, after qualifying for by the

physical

recovery consisting of seven ships headed from the war, a higher standard part of the fight against Com- torial integrity and sove- the funds, today won the Paris Cruiser Delhi, has

Indian flagship, the of living than most Far Eastern munist expantion.

been on a to reignty," according

Cycling Grand Prix.

site June The de- visit to Singapore

countries The United States has pro-ass message from Peking feat in the

enjoy. the emphasia expanding semi-final of Reg. It will leave for Penang on good education, mised economic and military akl

Harris, of Manchester. the and Indian waters on July 5. leadership in work affairs and World Professional

championship of the rights of Sprint Signet by worker and Champion,

The President of the Indian non-independent peoples, and big sur Muslim

Association of Sirs- Л continuing fight against away from pledge marked the anniversary of the event,

In the

gapore, Mr Adam 'K. Ibrahim, Communism-United Press. semi-final repechage said that Indian Moslems were of the Chinese Communis furris was First military all-seven C-47 Party.

drawn with Derk-proud to be loyal citizens of pen, Oscar Platiner transport planes arrived only We are united as one man land) and Georges Senaftieber. joined wholeheartedly in

(Switzer the great Indian Repubile and a few days ago. More will and we shall fight to drive the Harris led come, but in the meantime American Impartallets out of

slowly until Plat

enthusiastic welcome to the American action in Korea makes Talwan and

ner sperded. Harris followed other territories but Derksen,

squadron."Router. with a tremen- belonging to the Chinese people dous effort, sprinted around and for thely return to the the outside to win from Plati

to the French and the French-received in London, today.

Supported government of Viet-

nam, which is trying

Nationalist support

the Communists.

to win

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The Prime Minister, Mr Ra-ression against China for the bert Menzies, today announced uurpose of preventing us from the abolition of ten rutioning, herting Talwar, starting on Monday.

Wo Chinese people cannot

Mr Menzies zaid: "There are for a moment reconcile out- amrie cupplies of ten in Aus-velves to such rabid nets on the tralla to meet demands." The part of American Imperialism, Government will continue sub-taken in violation of Justice,

idics-United Press.

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