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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1980.

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KOREA INFLUENCES ARMS TO EUROPE

North claims No decision yet to three U.S. divert M-Aid ships sunk

Tokyo, July 5.

Washington, July 5,

The length of the Korean war will determine The North Korean Army whether American arms shipments to Europe will radio at be curtailed or delayed, State and Defence officials over Pyongyang 2200 GMT (Wednesday) said today. claimed that their Naval forces have sunk three United States war vesnels off Chum Chin Bay on Wednesday.

The radio said that

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These officials said there had been no decision vet by the United States government to divert to Southeast Asia arms tagged for Europe, but the future depended on the Korean war.

The problems

in Southeast of the Executive Commit'ce of bodies of Japanese Anin are my. Communist the Organisation for European officers were found on the

battlefiel of Suwen,

and Yulo

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pressure is increasing. Ometa's Economic Co-operation. renerted Dat

American continues tomorrow when the Inchon military It suje

mlerkon would leave op economie leaders of the 18 for Indo-China were endured on Tuesday and

to work on los gather here to meet as the Fiench the Northern air force operne with

and Indo-CEEC Council of Ministers. tions were

continuing against Chinese forers fighting the Com- Thuraday's meeting is describ installations south of Wuson.

monit rebels here. It sak, "Among the targets

than were more

10 miltary locomotives, 50 military coaches nul numerolig warehousON.” -- United Press,

President Trumin promised Indo-China accelerated military nid and the Services of #

mlar mision.

If the Korean conflict con- finites for a long time and If the Aghting

requires large amounts of

arms, the officials

ed by GEEC meials as one of the most important since the begin ning of the Marshall Plan. On the agenda will be three items.

Report by financial experts of the 18 nations on creation of European Pesments Union. 2. Proposal for building long- econenle co-operation

term

Pacific veteran ld, then Furope my ret less among the 18 nations.

to return

While a pod. July 5. The light parter, USS Bataan, veteran of Pacific thing in World War II, left for Norfolk totay on a shakedown cruise before aggnment to the Pacifie Fleet.

The Balaan 14 211 anli- submarine coler commanded

by Captain Edgur Nenle.

th

American 1.

the war ends. It vas em.hasipeet, how- ever, by the Defence and State Departments that the amials

endeavour would

-chewed aring ship. to Europe. United

motion continue ments Pres.

PLANNING NOW

Eighteen

Paris, July 5. Marshall Pan na

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3. Two projects to achieve wht co-ordination of the more uportant industries of the 18

tions United Pred

Federal Police For Germany

London, July 5.

A Foreign Oflee spokesman said today that the three Affet It was resurrected from the flons of Wes ern Europe began High Commissioners for Ger- were giving close con- "mothball

foot"

the tanning today what they will many re-do before 1952, when American skleration to the question of n

Federal police

foren for West fald ends.

Plannlag began in a meeting | Germany-United Press.

Philadelphia, naval base and commissioned two months ago United Presa.

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Supreme champion of the Ayrshiré Cattle—at the Royal Highland Show at Paisley, Scotland-gave birth to a Helfer calf-and it is to be christened “Highland Mary," owned by Allan Barr, of Monkton. He is seen here with his son, twelve years-old Tom Barr.

We fight anyway, say Nationalists

Taipeh, July 5.

The Chinese Nationalists said today they will fight despite President Truman's cease-fire request if the Chinese Communists attack any of the few small islands the Nationalists still hold along the mainland.

Tho

positions, the

govern.

reverminent spoke.man., ment Shen Chang-humu, khid: "It ment forces will definitely fligh the Chinese Comnienists launch them, Government naval ал

ny offensive"

naturally will take against overa- air forces

port supporting the ground

STIRRING DEBATE ON KOREA WAR

(Continued from Page 1.) absence, Mr Allee said, "It was never intended that the activities of the Securly Council should be impeded by the absence of a member.

in

"The custom had grown up: The United Nations that if o permanent member present at meeting had abstained from vot in the resolution of the Secus rity Cornell hould be regarded as legally effective and not in- validated by the fact that the permanent me

member had not cast

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immunity of

THE DETERRENT "There is the deterrent, and the sole decisive deterrent which exists or ean, he brought into being in the hear future," he added.

Referring to General Omar radier's recht ettment ma potension of atomic turda Power, ale

f-the

wir.

Government,

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the human race.

Mr Davies'

units.

Sten said that Baison opera- ons have been set up whereby The United Sales Seventh Fired and Chinese gir net naval units co-ordinate their activities.

discussions

U.S. sailors have leave cancelled

San Francisco, July 5. The leaves of all tran- sient naval personel tem- porarily attached to recely- Ing s'allons in Western coastal states were сал celled today.

The order from Packflo Fleet Headquarters came after the Defence Depart.

bad ordered ment

to Korea Marine troops and nie units as well as B-29s from March Field, Call- forttia - United Press.

STATE OF

WAR IN

MOLUCCAS

S. Korea pledges

no separate peace

Lake Success, July 5.

The South Koreans today pledged that they would agree to no separate peace with the North Koreans.

In a communication from

B.C. Limb, Foreign Minis Burma Border

ter of the Southern govern.

ment, to the Secretary-

General of the United Na-

tlona,

Trygve Lie, the

Korenns expressed gratitude Twenty

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Rangoon, July 5.

Chinese Notionalist.

for UN Intervention in the troops were killed early in June in a clash with Burmeso war, and added:

"No support will be given byncially announced tere on Wed-!

overnment forces, it was of

the DESCRY,

the people of Korea to any REJ illegal negotiations with aggressor undertaken ostensibly said one Burniese soldier

A government spokesman

kited

fighting

the

Wak

Chinese,

In their name and no recogni- tion will be tendered to any such negotiation that may be who were part of the group of purported to have been under- taken."

GOODLY COMPANY

1,500 who crossed into Burma March, following the No- tionalist rou by the Communist

nemics.

Most of the Chinese troops Col. Limb said the Korean Save been disarmed and government "hereby pledges its presently broken up, but some supreme efforts to the peacefuthave established hidings in the fulure of Korea and its unstint-Jungle, where Burmese soldiers ed sacrifice to a cause in which are still rounding them up.-

Roodly company

of nations United Press. devoted to freedom is Involved". -United Press.

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Point Four

Vote To Be Cut?

Radio Hongkong

11,KIT.

12.30. "Hong Kong Calling"~~~Pre- "Swing graphie Summary; 12.32, and way with Samme Kaya"; 1.00) London Tramenade Orchestra: 1.15, News, Weather Report and An- nouncements: 130 "From the 'Cheatres" 2.00, "Close Down

Calling"-Pro- 4.00, "Han Kang Washington, July 5.

gramme Summary: 0.03, Children'■ The Senate Appropriations Half Hour-Teytown"-A play by Committee

"Pistols JUBETRY: 6.30,

to

was reported 10days. G. Hulme Beaman.

Two." for to have voted only $10,000,000 fime for Music-inc Midland for President Truman's Point Four Programme for aid backward Brens of the world.

A

reliable rouree normally said that the group also wrote in rigid restrictions on the use of the money,

8.00.

Light Orchestra, (UNCTA: 7.00.

Take it

Joy from Herewith. Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwardi. (DBCTS): 1.30. La Demi- Heura Francaiso (Studio): World News and News Analys

London Relay), 0.16, "Band Call- The Band of the Argyll and Suther- land Highlanders. Introduced by President Truman asked for Caplan David Jones, (Relay from $45,000,000 for the programme, Dragon Club) 3.45. Sports Re- view-by Dil! Phillips. Studio); which is called "Point Four", "From the Editorials." (Lon becaure of its teling

Dedon Relay); 9.16. Weather Report:

foreign nolley section of his 11. "At the Opera" "Cavalierle Pusticas"-by Miscagt. With the inaugural address,

Principal Members of Use Chorus & When

Congress enacted gen-Orchestra of La Scale, Milan. Con eral foreign ald legislation, it hacted by Carlo Babaino: 10.20, "

My Library-A talk by Profesor.. authored

10.33. an appropriation of eithert Murray (DUCTS): to $35,000,000 for the pro- "Thureda Serenade"--Programme

Lgramme.

(London

of Continuous Music Arranged by The Appropriations Com-Retly Drown; 11.00, Radio News Itelay); 11.15. neel. mittee is now considering how weather Report; 11.10 "flood-night cash should be Music: God Save the King: 1130,

Clorp Down.

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THE FIRST NAMES IN TYPEWRITERS

Europe; th

din "Mouse. end from aftrek depends aver suppose we could buy word amendment amounted to saving whelmingly on the vastly super-pener at the price of Mosen that Britala ought in withdraw

Shen #|pp snid Nations and from the United bor stock pile of atomic bombs but to live under there con-

eitles to me is meaningless. I leave each aggressor enuntry to are under way between General possessed by the United States,"

think it to heat.d.

meaningless to the do cxactly us it liked. I could | MacArthur's represent»tives an who's free world."

not follow that reasoning, he Chinese oftleials in Tokyo re-

lative the Ber Fitzroy Maclean told.

sending of Nation- alist troops to Korea,

The Ingue. July 5. much actual Conservative), a former sino-

realise the Everyone should

to a question ou

provided.--Reuter, Moscow, thought that

I answer

The Indonesian Cabinet Formosa. events | China's position on man Mar: hal Stalin Probably did seriousness. of present

reported today by not want world war at pre-and the great significance they Shen said "Ferinosa is part of Was

the status Andta,

Netherlands sent. He was seeing tow rich might have for the future peace Chinese territory. I s

to have de- ! Fo without of the world and the future of has been clearly defined in the news agency, he could

statement issued by the Foreign clared a "state of war and Minister, Mr Yeh, on June 20." Brigadier Maclean said that

said he believed the siege" in the Moluccas. Shen he alt-ck on Korea night

He agreed with Mr Eden that it Sates has no territorial repeated elsewhere-in Persia, this business might be tough and

Formosa on

And It was assured here that the Yuraslavio or Gerany.

leng but added, "I hope it will ambitions

appiled to the South bring the case be-order all wish it to be would not "But none of these considera.not be. We

The fore

United

Nations. Moluccas round the Ambolna should dcter us." he short and effective."

United Press.

res where a "Republic of the deelprod.

SERIOUS DEPARTURE

South Moluccas" was proclaimed After reverz] Labour morn.

no Apr 20. hers hind Supported the

Mr Morrison rejected "The bread principe is that Reviving his recent pleas for

Governme and praised thei

suggestion for

a at States may be endangered if fresh talks with

Davies Stephin the agresor is allowed to get Churchill decored, we should etion of the United States. Mr Churchill's

secret session of Parliament to (Labour), away with the fruits of

vour to endeavour 01909-

come to a settle-former coal ming, moved an discuss the defence situation. He sion in roy part of the world.

them acfore they amendment calling on Ihr did not think that the country Think

obliked them and they to have become porrerred of this devas-Gaverument

from the serious departure from peace- doubt whatever that here ating power in additler to all British naval forces

Ilme practice. of naked arge-sien. the military, air and armoured affected area, Surely, with the history of the

Ley

He s undoubteilly superiority 1st 20 years firth in our minds, possess of the present time in Fanrys Hughes (Labour), a Pael-

ise and the Eart

an affirmative vote.

Churchill asserted The Charter does not permit "I think it is very much better permanent member by deh we thun made a resalute erate absence 1 immorte i+ ffort to come to settlement blanketing veto on all Security phem by peerful menta Council proceedings. the Prime but on the bags of strength ad Mal ter declared.

not weakens

Any

la a case

po one can

no our can doubt that i vitally important that aggre 5018 hout! be halted L the out:1,"

RULE OF LAW

Parliament

meat with

in, Mr

Kir

fist.

Mr

withdraw

supported by

Air

the "1 feel that we ought to bring

Davies salt that the policy of drift to an end, Government had talked about and I believe no better pretule unprovoked aggression by the

dk-North Koreans. to the opening of major Actions with the Soviet Govern- ! "That is ru abure of the Ent- ent cald be found than the ish language. Were it not for

unprovoked rule of the Com-the forera now invading he United States this condi

could have finished in a week." If this 19 Laughter greeted this last re-

he mark. may

it thei

burst into, feht ja ma digers as he perded, United Nation is not to th way of the League of Nabou members must be perpeerd net when the need aris

Korea,"

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"If the propter with to avole | merat another world war they m support their Governments in asserting their rule of law."

Mr Attlee carller had dealt with the upgertion that Chinn. member of the

a permanent

Security Council.

not was

"It

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Mr Morrison asked for unani- Boats approval, and the Govern ment's motion was carried with- out a vate.

Syria To

Neutral

Stay

The Indonesian

High Com- missioner's Once bere Saf

was nothing

kuown of any anti-United States of Indonesia novenient In the North Moluc- Latest reports from there that the situation was

cas.

Damarcus, July 5. The Foreign Relations Cem-mal-leuter. mittee of the Syrian Constituent Assembly tas recomnt mded that Syria should remain

in the neutral

Korean con- flet, according to Parliamentary circles here.

U.S. Casualties

In Korea

Werhington, July 5.

There was only one dissentient

The recommendation was un- voice that

Mr Stephen derstood to have been acceptet Davies who had moved they a majority in the Assembly United States casualties in the amendment urging the Govern-after a ho; debate xiind closed Korean Agh as announced ment to withdraw British forces 2oors.

by the Defence Department Hom Korca.

The Syrian Premier was ex-through July 4 we.c: This recommendation was not! " believe that

Twe kled, both from the air pected to leave for the Lebanon voled en.

Horre to confor

Lie with onin

12 missing, including 19 carved, con-titl -ns

A

Mi motion by

Fenner Lebanese

Minister on Arny personnel aboard the C-54 Priene Created less unfavourable of a

1102.5 Pusan, crashed "WHO BY?"

a which thum

of convenini? he question settlement

Brockway (Labour) urging the

six air force Before thers I

the Pofties Com South Korea, and can conceive

to meeting of nk Indla Asking what would happen Government to

to end the mittee of the Arab League tamen in Korean missions; three ovet power is freed from the

with the effer her services

Beelde immente Russin behaves eternt

n joint policy to-wounded, all Army personnel.- same criminal irresponsibility."eniet in Korea was not de-

United Press. wards Korea. Reuter. bated. Reuter. Amey can superiority in atomic

eronets," Mr Churchill went Mr Davies said that Bri ain as au annexe or extension of the the United States mlitary powers to my lief that

the first to by d:- American superiority atomic would he warfare, is for the time beingstroyed.

Several members, including supporters, shruted, Government "Who by?"

The wartime Foreign Minister right of Chinn's present The

and deputy leader of the Op- to continue to "Indeed, it may well be that position, Mr Anthony Eden, in a representa ive

had been r

Soviet Government bas Anal speech for the Conserva-" represent China

taken aback by decided, and in accordance withs been

the lives, referred to the "desperata action uf Security Council

and resolute

President serioumens" of the position can- niles practies he was, therefore, en-Tumany supported an it bus fronting the country. itled to occupy China's seat been, by the British

I felt, he said, that its full ment and by very many other implications had not yet been States."

Mr Churchill added solemnly, He thought that the situation "There could be ne more cer-in Korea was merely an exten- tain way of bringing about the son of existing events in Indo- destruction of civilisation than China and Malayo.

vally represented,

He said that this Was

matter of procedure to be den effective deterrent against o cited by simple majority oferal Communist onslaught. reven members after the exa- mination of credentials.

and cast her vole.

"Rusala has no right to im- pose its own view on the ques- tion of Chinese representation on o'her members of the Secu- rity Counell," he declmed,

NO JUSTIFICATION

the

RESOLUTE ACTION

The British Government | bomb." thought the People's Cover-

GOVVIN-

seen.

that we should drift ou help- It would be the "height of lessly until the Soviets are fully fally" if in any very proper de- equipped with the atomic sire to show solidarity in Korea Britain weakened herself dan- "Neither,

must gerously on the common front should appoint its we accept dereat and humilia-in Hongkong and Maloys or for

But it ions in one place after un- the French to do co in own representative,

}Chim must accept the decision of the ather where the Communists

ment was tho China and

Government of

meanwhile,

majority. There was no justl-thrust and graw their way for- of

Acation for maintaining that ward and, in this process the Security Council was not continued misfortune, lose the faith us of everyone else in

In properly constituted, he said.

Rising to pledge Opposition the world who is for stone

not concerned Churchill declared support, Mr that the Conservatives

ves fully ourselves." endured the Government's

whow that

Mr Churchill concluded.

is because of my

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Inde-

TOUGH AND LONG

Mr Eden thought that Korea business and a long one."

"a tough was going to be

He recalled that in Decem- ber, 1041, Marchal Stailn said to why vau arr him. "I know

President

dent Truman's those on my condence smiling. You are thinking if we action was right, and that thement with whom I worked are victorious I shall not know Brilleh

Government, accomment as it had been by other long during the wartime cont-when to stop, You am wrong, embers of the Commonwealth, I ton) was also right in acting as it through so much, are resolved

had done.

and who have

Kone

I shall know."

Me Eden commented, "Tonight

to prevent, by every means in I am wondering if the time has Mr Church!ll thought that the their power, anything like that, not come when he might recall rees required for the defence that I shall follow the Prime those words and perhaps consi

the der that the time has come of South Karan or even its re Minister tonight, should

forces

capture, should it become neces- nemil enme, to give him a vate."when it would be as well to

sary, would not make

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Speaking after Mr Chur-too."

decisivo difference situation in Europe, «

to the chill, Mr

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In his repiv to the debate, Cirment Davies, 100- der of the Liberals, supported Herbert Morrison, Leader of the

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