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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1950.

HOLLAND STRENGTHENING Korean Troops Ready MALIK GETS Backward

DEFENCE FORCES

Current Military Plans

Being Reviewed

The Hague, Aug. 3.

to

In view of the international developments, Hollanil

measures is taking immediate strengthen her defence forces.

Military plans, as drawn up by the Govern- ment earlier this year and submitted to Parliament, are being reviewed, a Government spokesman said,

Three full-fledged Army divi- ions will shortly be formed from military

Birthday Salute the Dutch soldiers who

For Queen

.

A salute of 21 was will be fired by the 58 Medlun Regiment, Royal Artillery. from Gun Club Hill at noon today in honour of Her Majesty the Queen's 50th Birthday,

A United Press message from London says that the occasion will be celebrated willa two parties at San- dringham.

COUNCIL

OF EUROPE

MEETING

tiem

extensive

Leevived training in the last few years, most of them now demobilised These three divisions will not be called up immediately, but ensures will be taken to make really for mobilisation at short notice the spokesman zalid The need for heavy military equipment for these forces was

the and cuphagised Government hope to obtain this equipment through the Atlantic treaty mutual defence ald pro-

Dutch

be

The spokevanan further on- rat.red that measures will taken to gear part of Dutch In dustry for rearmament.

URGENCY EXPRESSED

It is reliably learned here that the urgency of the Dutch step was expressed at the Western Union Foreign Ministers meet- ing here earlier this week.

The French desire to combin

an increase in the defence ex-

penditure with

a request

for

For Inspection

United Nations

May Advance

To Manchuria

Washington, Aug. 3.

an

SHARP REBUFF

(Continued from Page 1)

the Security Council pursue the Charter and find support among the peace-loving nations of the world. So we press our agenda and object to including the

divisionist items of the United States, and will vale against

them.**

Areas

Retarding Their Own Progress

New York, Aug. 3.

A State Department expert on Asia asserted tonight that under-developed nations of the world were retarding their own advancement by placing unwarranted restrictions on American capital in- vestment and viewing the United States' economic efforts with "suspicion.”

THE CHARCES Secking tu document implied charges that the United States is the sole angressor

Mr Donale Kennedy, deputy ruch other, confidence in our Korea, Mallik told the Council: "The Deputy Sovlet Foreign director of the Department's mutual aims and objectives and quoted South Asian ecction, sald in the determination to carry on that will not permit us to be diverted,"

Minister, Gromyko oficial dain and statements speech at Columbla University show the entire world that this that three major factors were aggression was provoked accord-holding up progress in under-

ng to a plan prepared before developed nations:

hand

Bermul

In

availability

of

Troops of the Republic American Andhhotographs pie-Potni Four programme to assist | developed countries because of

of Korea stand ready for

These papers, ture Dulles, offelal adviser by the inspection

the United States State Departe ations Korean Minister of Dement, and Ambassador Muccio fence and members of the United States Military Advisory Group to the Republic of Koren, President of the South Korcan republic, Mr Syng man Rhee was also at the parade. (London Express Service).

Mr Kennedy cited Indla

country which could benefit assistance and with the

1-Limitext

from Anierlcan, technical nssia- lance and

110 investment. States itary capital for investment, United

military

direct advisers and with the knowledge

coun-I pointed 2.Under-developed

out Total

In India (Secretory of War) Louis tries' fear of foreign domination American investment

from August 1947 to the end of Johnson and Jolm Foster Dulles, under economic gaises,

Dhe attention of the

sklled 1040 is only $1,000,000, of enough I draw

VARIOUS REASONS Security Council to photographs

for Mr Mr Kennedy appealed which produced on June 20, the

privato Kenneely Enid second day of the hostilitics,

the American capital was not going British news renter understanding of

under the into. India American intention

Drut other

under iser to

en- a variety of technically and

Among reasons, American these courage

Je listed:

"Unstablo private Investment abroad,

political slinations, including in the trenches fouth of the 38th

What we envisage cannot be fear of war, presence of restric parallel surrounded by United

done by us alone. It will re-

tions on efforts to do business and States military advisers officers of the South Korean quire the co-operation of every- and fear that industries in which including 1coders

and they invest army of Syngman Rhee,

restrictions on the workers of the other countries. nationalised, restr "I doubt whether any me It will retire understanding of

ight

to benefit from Incommo with contendi that Dulles ber and Maceio were pleking violets in the trenches. No, they were engaged in aclivities more accord with their inclinations. Dulles was checking the pre- paredness of the South Korean armies. Statements coming later fact from Seoul testify to the that he was one of the Inciters of the war-provoking! hostilities."-Unlted Press.

Diplomatic authorities here are convinced that the United Nations forces in Korea, once they suc- ceed in turning the tide against the Communists, RUSSIA will not halt until they reach the Manchurian

by other border. This will mean taking control of all Com- PLAYING

Strasbourg, Aug. 3. more American military ald in The Foreign Ministers of slude an increase in the Ainer lean occupation forces in Ger the Council of Europe states arany -- is shared met in the Town Hall of this! Western Union members, au symbole capital of Europe hontative sources sald here to-| this evening to inangute It is believed that this sub- the second annual session of jaret the Council's Consultative Western Union meeting-leuter

Assembly,

Monday.

opening next

Flags of the 13 full membera of the Council few outside the building the Foreign Mini

their deputies drowe fers, or into the courtyard, watched by A small crowd.

On Monday when the Consul- tative Asmenihily, consisting of 125 presentives from 15 na- tions, bein its month-long session, two more flags will be holster.

ishl

al was discussed

NORWAY TOO

the

Osto, Aug. 1. Norwegian The

Iar Hamr→ | tary Foreign Affours Committee discussing four hour pent Goverment proposats for in-

munist Korea from which the Communist assault on the southern Republic of Korea was launched.

The

The attitude of the United States presumably FOR TIME? will be the determining factor in this matter of deciding where to stop.

New York, Aux, 3.

maln

pence In

one,

Crippling

Effect Of Air Raids

Washington, Aug. 3.

spokesman

o

shortly be

from investments, calafence of unfavourable tax burdens,"

Mr Kennedy pointed out that newly-freed peoples naturally viewed with Luspleton the motiver of any foreigners, and Dils concern haci naturally coloured oMcial announcements of economie and industrial policy.-United Press.

Three-Months Ban On Red Paper

So-

MAJOR DEFEAT Runda lafer suffered its second major diplomatic defeat of the week when the Security Council

A military voice voted down its demand that the

Inday that United Com- sald

Frankfurt, Aug. 3. of admitling question

attocka were The American nuthorities in A New York Tane's editorini, munist China be considered be- States air

the problein of commenting on the Security fore

jed a 90-day ban on the Com Korea. The vote was 6-1 with forcing the North Korean the State of Hesse tonight order. Authoritative sources declare Council debate, today said:

"If the Soviet delegate suc- two abstentions. Yugoslavia and Communists to use "human munist daily newspaper, that President Truman tuas ant

puck horses" to get a "good cialistische Volicstellung, decision ATLY

oneedled in forcing his agenda India abstained.

The paper today frontpaged a yel come to

pleture of a poster which tho Coming after the bareknuckled part" of their supplies to whether the American and other upon the Council, he would not

opportunity Soviet charge at United States the battlefront.

Allied authorities had banned a United Nations forevs should only have another

Korca

The spokesmas cited the 541 few days earlier. This poster stop when they reach the 20th to champion the Chinese Can-intervention" in

sorties Bown yesterday by read: "Korea for the Koreans. parallel. It is reliably learned munists who, like the Soviets, leaching the world to war, the

American planes as a proof of Germany for the Germans. Yan- that most of Mr Truman's ads giving alt and comfort to vote took on greater substance.

of the Het was tantamount to a reply by growing intensity

arkees-Go Home."-Reuter, visers are in favour of the Unit-the Karena Communists.

force attacks. ed Nations troops

a posillon the United Nations majority that also be in going shed would

Mbuster al of North to

against eny it would not be towed by Soviet until they hold Djakarta, Aug. 3.

th Korean Threats on Korea and that it This would place them attempt to solve Fanatics of the Dar Ul Islam Korea, movement, who had been ter- on the Yalu and Turnen divers

Sultan of to Manchurin. fiquidater soon, the Jogjakarta, Defence Minister,

Indonesia To Liquidate

creasel defence votes, but there To

1roposals were not published,

Cha Pime Minister, M. Eir Gerhardon,

who broke his holt- lay for this meeting, retur to the entry this evening.

The Presidents of the Stort-1 ing will deckte during the next

Fanatics

131

The spokesman fold an after-

They are a flags of the West few days when a liament By yarising the country, would be in the rugged hill country next question, which may, in fact, be twould go firmly ahead with its noon Pentagon briefing that the

German Federal Republic and

the Saar, invited to join the the Government's defence pre-

Assembly as associate members.

Nether the Saar nor Germany Werc represented of oday meeting of the Ministers te- cause as associate members they are not allowed a seat on the Committee of Ministers, which Burves as the "Upper House" at the Council.

Discutzion will clear the way for what promises to be a lively reries of debates in the Con- sultative Assembly,

of

The mot controwersjal item

the agende o Both the Ministers and the Asembly is

to be re-a15%)

posal,

Lembled to consider I

communique Committee

sintet

after the

1N4A meeting.

and The Defence, Finance Commerce Ministers, and mill- tary al commercial advisers zvigo atletaled the meeting, which considered the whole interna- tional situation.

The Danish Defence Minister, M. Hasmas Hansen, urrived in Osta today our conferred with Norwegiati Ministers before the inceting-Reuter.

the Schuman Plan for pradling Bank Strike In

real and steel output. Albough

Britam has refused to join the

Fix

other interested states inc

the Preliminary discusding on palam,

Mr Ernest Bevin, the Foreign Secretary, is expected give his blessing to a full- stale debate on it in the As-

Argentine

Ani

to the Indonesian Parliament today.

Two major arguments are ad- vinced by those American ad- These fanaties, the alinisteriers who advocate that the United Nations forces must take raid, claimed to be fighting for the achievement of a religious all of Korca. date in Indonesia.

the acainst

to

Red of Wa purposes until carnpaign to repet the Mescow is able

ase the Korea lovaders. result of the crucial battle, The American delegate, War- which is al present being fought ren Austin, Lushed with anger, around the American beachhead gave the keynote of the Western

answer to Mr Malik by Kurea"

nouncing Russia for its "shame less" travesties of realities.

United Nations

The editorial concluded: "And if the Koran question were discursed under bis own agenda, he (Malik) would be able to

his phony

'peace offensive?United Prost. continue

Russia Stays

Away From

UN Committee

de-

observers

Communist invaders were for cing the South Korean natives to carry supplies over mountain trails. He cited this primitive and tic fact supply system that the Communists had been living largely off the invaded for being as reasons country

attacks able to keep up their

were stunned by the bluntness despite the fact that the Allied planes knocked out large num- made at Malik's Mr

speech,

bers of bridges and destroyed time when the world Ands

many enemy trucks,

of La

the

The spokesmon cald the Com- munist invaders had been com- mandeering food and clothing as vehicles owned by the natives in conquered areas.

An Air Force spokesman said

Hitself in most explosive crisir

But since World War II.

went Council majority

right ahead and gave priority in de- bate to Te "American proposal

for localisation of

Mac- the Red Koreans for

Douglas defying from General

that the the United Nations ceasefire and Arthur's Headquarters

decree. withdrawal

Uniled North Koreans were attempting. Press.

to build up their air force. The bern air force had enemy

first few since the

Korean conflict and condemning no indication had been received SIMONIZ

1. The Security Council re- (Dar 1 Islain was formed in

solution on June 37 called for 1948 with the declared aim of

mimber nations to help repel transforming Indonesia into a The Red attack and restore in- purely Moslem state),

ternational peace and security The Defence Minister said in the area. The area cannot that while the Government be called secure if the feds are spccted all ideologies, including driven back only to the 38th Dar U Islam, it couk! not parallel to be left to lick their tolerate disturbances by armed wounds and then rearm for

root them other adventure Kangs and it would out wherever they were.

routhern republie. The Minister disclosed that

SUPERVISION 7.500 former Dar Ul Islam sup- porters had been released from

MALIK TO STAY? -The aggression by the and returned prison

Lake Success, Aug. 3. to their

Korean Reds gives the United

Mr Malik Indicated tonight grounded homes recently, but

Russia, which this week re- several

art opportunity to hundred of the inst Innatical Notions

turned to the Security Council, at he would not walk out of days of conflict. There had been "Nusachieve what it had repeatedly today wire

(221 till detained

emtinued to hoycut the the Security Council at least, ne reports of the North Koreans Kombangan Islandi. zouth fulled to do in the past-unity United Nations Military Sind as long as he remains its Pre having received any Jet planes.

IMPORTANT FACTOR He was smiling as he sident. Jaya--Reuter.

An Army spokesman suid Major-General A. Skolbrat, Heft the Council chamber after

there was no intention that the the chairman this month, did not his stunning defeat, A crcond big talking point on

turn up at today's meeting and In reply to a question by Communists used any captured the agenda is a proposal by the werd to spread.

sent no explanation.

United Press as to whether to American war equipment. The General

Alairs Committee Many private

captured Stockholm, Aug. 3.

Koreans had day's development would cause North

The wching

The Prime Minister, M. Erlan-united

pieces. Artillery another walkout on his part, Mr some dawn by the Council's Statule cheques,

der, referring In an interview whoe

spread his arms in a South Korean troops were still forbielding all discursion in the Press reports said that

strikers have been dismissed by today to a report from London taited Nations was able to do they had no evidener that the gesture of helplessness and saldas important factor in the de-

Council's Pre-fence of invitatum to join this only in the south because Soviet Government intends to "But I am the The Committee has drawn up barks, following

Russians and later thebreak declaration

its boycott of other sident." the ment

to Sweden, saul: "I do not thin

of United Nations bodies.

Pressed as

to whether Covertiment that Sweden is kely to get such Communist Wire

"The Soviet

representatives should be taken to incah United Nations observers to have now "walked out" of about would remain, at least through-weapons.-United Press. an invitation, but even if she orth Korea refused to permit get one, it will not change our

answered: August, he versee elections in the north. 43 princips and subsidary - attitude."Reuter,

Rens of the United Nations (“Make your own deductions."~~ authoritieseuter. The American

United Prent

Tembly.

BREAKING A BAN

to break the ban

Assembly on defence matters,

Caiet

resolution urging that Assembly should be capable to hold general debates on "politi- cal problems of -oilitary character which are Rnited with the need for netiring security of Europe"-Reuter..

BRITISH

ARMS PLAN WELCOMED

(Continued from Page 1.)

fers the Unite! States can offer Annncial arsintance,"

It said that early delivery of

machine tools, tow materials other goods from

ind

the

United States would be inctl- cated. United Press.

HEARTENING EVENT

Washington, Aug. 3. President Truman told re- porters today that he was very

ubout the happy

new British rearmament programme and he hoped ali America's Altics would do likewise.

The President mald that he

Brl- had been discussing the tish rearmameni programme with the Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, a few hours earlier.

per

He

The British had male a pro- approach to the problem. hoped that all of the United States' Allies would do likewise.

Later.

Senator Millard Tydings (Democral, Maryland), Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, told Reu- ter that the new British armament programme was

tc-

На

very encouraging, and hearten- ing event."---Reuter.

the

Buenos Aires, Aug. 3.

Police Heavy

squads riot vans were stationed in Lusiness district here today as bank workers' strike, already crippling bank activities, threat

their

activities

Banks limited

Le

cashing

many

the Guvern-

that

tha

strike was illegal.

A number of striker reported to have been arrested,

The alrikers are wage increase.--Beuter.

seking 1

SIDE GLANCES

Sideline

that another

of

the Atlantle Paet would be sent

Kurta under onc govern- Committee, ment elected under the super- vison of the world organisation, I the United Nations forces control all of Korea they could

of t supervise the setting up

Despite Mr Malik's reappear government for the ance in the Security Came,

Previously, orea,

United Nations officials sail that Malik

the

By Galbraithealize that if the United Nis

6-7

COMPR. 1965 MY MEA KURVICE, INC. T. M. REG UL & PAT, OFF.

"We must go to Idlewild again! Alice hopes to most that boy she fell in love with last year the one she couldn't write to badauso she forgot his name!"

toms forces move north of the 38th parallel the Soviet Union undoubtedly will brand this as au “aggression" ainst North Korcu. However, many Ameri- an officials are convinced that Uis is the action which must be taken if any thing resembling

is to be established pence Korea within the foreseeable future-United Press.

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uut

the United

Nations beachhead. They fought well at this times, particularly after having

he been equipped with

Why No Mention Of

Colonial

Army?

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

London, Aug. 3.

Mr L. D. Gammans, M.P., asks this morning

Radio Hongkong in a letter to the Daily Telegraph why no Colonial

N.K.T.

6. "

Kong Calling"-Pro- Home Suminary; 5.02, Man

And

Army has been recruited for the present Korean crisis. He says that the lesson of the Korean cam-

lg Amtmals The Peruvian Indians paign has taught us that Russia can successfully

Saton

and Their Liamas (BBCTS); 6.20, Allredo Campoll Orchestra: 8.30. Cantoreso by Wai Radio-Given by Atlas Lice Lan 9. K. Lee (Studio): 0.00, Charlie Barker (Saxophone) with Strime: 7, "Music Lover Hour Classical and Light Classical Re- questo, I'resented by Yvonne Charter, (Studio): a World New ant News Auralysis (Londos Relay); 8.13, Studio Concert-Caroline 116 (no) and Julietta Tam (Mezzo- Soprano). with Plano Accomp. by Deity Drown: 8.38, Orchestrat Interlude: 040, "Services Quiz"- Introduced by Kenneth Mackenzie the Editorials" (Studio): 9. "From London Helay);

9.10, Weather Report; 0.11, Muste from the Britlah "We bag to Ditor- Filma: 9.30, A Combat of the Sexes. With Joyre Kay Grenfell, Chairman Isner. kamand and Evelyn Irene. Vernu-Stephen William & John Clement (DUCTS); 10, "Composer of the Weck-Moussorgsky: 20.15, London Audio helodies-The Lencion Light Concert Orch. (BRCTS): 10.45. "Bott him and Sweet Music; 11, Radio News Reel Weather Malay): 11.1. (London Report: 11.10.

11.20. Interlude: "Goodnight Musle God Save the King: 11.30. Close Down.

engage a large part of land forces of Great Britain, the United States and France in distant corners of the earth against satellite troops only.

No one in Malaya, Hongkong, Indo-China or Koren has ever seen a Russlan infantryman,

KITCHEN COLLAPSES

kitchen on tho collapsed.

1 Britain is to make up the appalling disparity between the Russian ground forces and her own it cannot be done merely The Fire Brigade were called by increasing the size of the out to No, Eastern* Street, regular Amy or by keeping Western district, shortly after the when conscript in for additional 12.30 a.m. today

Di service. Other perjods

thire door sources must be searched.

"Why is there still no men- Fortunately, nobody was in the tion of a great Colonial Army?"klichen at the time and no re- asks Mr Gammams.

ports of casualfles were received, the rear part Occupants living of the premises were advised to move towards the front, and the affected portion was shored up.

The buliding in a very old ono, and I la belleved that the recent zains weakened the structure.

"There are several potential divisions of first class fighting men in the Colonial Empira willing and able to fight for the standards of morality and free- dum which are as much their heritage as ours.”

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