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New Indian Proposal For Korea Welcomed

New York, Aug. 15.

The New York Times to day welcomed and supported the new Korean proposal by Sir Benegal Narsing Rau of India in the Security Coun. cil.

The Times caid that "since we are basing our case on firm Krounds of equity and moral law, and since, according to 'the Indian delegate, any decl- gion of the Council must Ub Lounded on a conse-Are and

the withdrawal of the North Koreans to the 30th Parallel, it is hard to see that much con be lost."

The editorial continued: needs no prophet to gueza ihat, the Ameri- whatever concern

cana,

on the

British and French may have about the Indian proposal, they are nothing for a number of reasons, the most important being

insistence 144 validity of the June 28 resolu- of the Security Council conso-fre and withdrawal of the North Korean

calling for the

1roops.

Uto

"Another disappointment for

Russians is to And India

separating the

Korean issue

from the question of eatin Communist Chinn

the at Security Council table as Mr Nehru originally proposed."- Reuter.

BEING "STUDIED"

London, Aug. 10. Sir Gladwyn Jebb, British delegate to the United Nations, has asked the Foreign Office for Instructions on the latest Indian proposal on Korea, a Foreign Office spokesman said here to day.

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KASHMIR

CAUSES

DISAPPOINTMENT

Manchester, Aug. 15.

Writing editorially on the progress of India in the three years of independence on the occasion of the third anniversary today, the Manchester Guar- dian said: "It is a great disappointment that on- other anniversary has come round without a settle ment in Kashmir.”

The paper suggested that at the very least, the Prime of India and Ministers

Pakistan ought to meet again. "Much depends on their seeing Kashmir in its setting in Asia as a whole," the paper said.

levelled

present against the Government of India, notably by Mr D. F. Koraka in his recent book, the Manchester Guardian sald that these constituted only half the picture.

The spokesman declined

the proposal, but edament on

Ald that it was being rudled." Sir Benegal Narsin Hau, In dian. representative on the Referring to various criticisms Security

suggested Council,

non- the six yesterday that

of the permanent members Security Council should form a committee to try to end the Korean war.

The

MIXED FEELINGS

Paris, Aug 15. French Conservative newspaper, Le Menuc, suggest ed today that it might be easier for Rustin thon for the United Glaten to necept the new Indioni proposal on Korea

the neighbour states, such refugees, water rights,

and the Kashmir issue.

DA

Inde

But, the editorial said, "the gains that have been made year, nevertheless,

during this give a hopeful augury,"

The editorial added: "Bóth Indin and Pakistan have taken positions of notable leadership in world affairs, and have been forthright and vigorous pressions of opinion and judg meet.

been

In ex-

crew

A United States gun action Roca into with a 105 mm howitzer against North Korean Communist Invaders. (London Express Service)

Whitehall Watching Formosa Situation

Peking Urged To Use

“Moderation" Settlement

In

Over

Tibet

London, Aug. 13.

India has urged China to use "moderation" towards Tibet,

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today.

New Soviet Equipment In Korea

Masan Front,

Korea, Aug, 16.

Telephone: 20011 (B Lines).

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The High Commissioner, solution to the conflict even if not herself suggested who was speaking to British she had and Indian pressmen at

partition. 1 luncheon in celebration of Pakistan India's Independence Day, ngainst said: "Our views have been Kashmir, made known to the Chimsel The effort toward a solution, however, had not broken down Government, but it would

and would continue, he said.--- not be correct to say that Retter. there have been demurches from the Indian side. What- ever advice we give China] the Tibetan question Intelligence officers said on tonight there is little doubt would be in the direction of that large amounts of new moderation irrespective of Soviet-made equipment has legal rights."

India's position in Tibet was

Katewall Road been Hent to the North

rather pecullar. She was the Korcana.

Members, associato only country represented at the The ofleera said that am-Tibetan capital. But the Indian bers and friends are remind- munition captured Ly the representative was there in an el that the fortnightly Americans In their advance on "unofficial capacity” and

witt the coastal front within the last more or less the successor of the inner Dance will be held on week bore stencilled dates as original

16!h British representative Wednesday. recent as June 1950.

who "strayed Into Tibet and from 8.30 p.m. The mileage on many recently

stayed there", captured vehicles, such as jeeps

CORRESPONDENTS CLUB DANCE

mem-

August,

India, like Britain, recognised Reservations may be made and motor-cycles, has been ex-Chinese suzerainty over Tibet, by telephoning 24277. tremely low. sometimes 20

But India was pressing China

more

than 250 miles. These not to take a strictly legalistic that Soviet-made view at the present time of in- undoubtedly ternational tension and refrain

omcern said equipment hail teen rent in to replace that de- stroyed by Americans Brid Korean Republicana Mren weeks of fighting.

from precipitate action. In his view, there was every likelihood In the W

that China would heed Indian advice.

London. Aug. 15. The Prime Minister,

Some of the captured guns.. Clement Attlee, said today tanks and weapons are not of hint the Government "Is recent design. Some guns were well aware of the dangerous designed in 1030. In no case has possibilities" of the Formo-aptured equipment shown any Improvement in design since the san situation.

Second World War, Intelligence officers reported.

Mr Attlee was replying to a telegram from a Socialist mem- ber of the Parliament, Mr Fen-

er Brockway, who said: "Warnade

The

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of new Soviet- report equipment

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India's Ambassador in Peking had repeatedly pointed out that chinese Government was totally Communist but really an

effective coalition,"

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between the Chinese Communist United States forces dug in for with their cultural and historie camps In the New Territories, METROPOLE HOTEL

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S D Navy, Marine and Air Force grove possibility. I pray you fighters pounded strong Com to make it clear that the Bri- munist concentrations west and tish support

cannot | northwest of this coastal sector, Korea extended to

The nervous quiet continued for the second day, after a week of Americin advances against moderale, positions.

nction

un-

authorised by the United Na-

tions against China."

PLACE FOR ALL Non-Communist elements had a place in the Chinese Govern- ment, and there was no reason Chinese, to believe that the traditions, would not follow a realistic and independent pelley. to Korea. M Referring Menon said that India's netion

Korean an the

Issue and her latest proposals had been con- ditioned by the desire to con- tinue to do ber utmost to limit: the conflict.

"Domestic problems tackled with

a burning The six non-permanent mem-t pointed out that the most real and with an obvious deter- temination that there countries bers are Ecuador, lodia. Yuga surprising achievement of slavin, Cuba, Egypt and Nor-ding Government had

shall take a place in the com- win the support, or at least the way. Repter.

toleration,

at the mualty of nations to which they of nearly different sections into which the can make just claim and in

which

con they can command a Mr Attlee replied! "Thanks vas divided,

all Indian nation was

properly-carried respect.

for your telegram about For-

India had never asked that except the Communists.

pleasure to ofer

mosa. We are well aware of trafing planes reported they

destroyed D column of 100 the Korean and Chinese luca The Manchester Guardian

felkeltallons on this anniversary. the dangerous possibilities of trucks speeding eastward in

be taken up together, nor had wrote: "The only stable system is right, also, to express the the situation. We have made the Chinju area behind the

a solution ahe ever suggested is one based on government of

action southern front, plus on undeler- hore that some of the troubles it quite clear that our

the Security ouride

Council. consent; and the Indian Govem can be brought to a speedy end in Koren is in accordance with mined number of camouflaged

Asked about the at way

latest of genuine the Security Council resolution vehicles Er Yiryong. 15 tient has bahaved in such a

on the Kashmir issue position that all the classes and parties, fraternity on the sub-continent and not concerned with For-miles southwest of Chinju. except the Communists,

mosa."United Press.

Intelligence officers said they and whether India had agreed belleved the large number off to partition, the High Commis willing to abide by the Constitu. can be ushered in."—Revier.

had not enemy tion and to limit themselves to LONDON FUNCTIONS

in that area stoner said that India vehicles Indiested & probable armoured ruled ? | out. any reasonable constitutional ways of effeeling a change.

London, Aug. 15.

thrust soon.-United Press. celebration Functions in Independence Day: today informal, the Indian Parlament having fixed the official crie- bration for January 20,

American

war

an era and that

of arc

"In the present state of things Le Monde a bold idea," it is wrote, "but it will be wondered whether it would not be clever for Morrow to accept the Indian

NATIONAL UNITY delegate's proposal,

has After

-In that which

teuse the Congress the rather ravaged their country the feel-Government — or

Coalition ings of the South Koreans about Congress-dominated

But the Indian flag was flown democracy-if they Government-can claim to have

achieved national unity and in on all buildings owned by the been favourable - have ever

of India in Lon- Government a country which, in the time of must be rather hesitant.

"The USSR could make tem-the. British Raj, was chronically do, and the High Commission- home to all Indian er was "al knowing disunited"

of India and friends The paper commented that in citizens hat time would work in their

tonight This is perfectly well the past three years, India had here this afternoon.

Later

the India in Washington, whichd a much more difficult task

in maintaining that unity than League, which led the agitation

independence for Indian in Britain, is also holding a func-

been " chict

SHOPS CLOSE

Gibraltar, Aug. 15.

pornry

favour.

known

concessions,

makes discussion difficult,

13 also known in New Pakistan.

The unity of purpose

Delhi, but accepted, which re- Pakistan, based on the common Gon-Neuter. filts in the new Iniilun propam | sat, like the first, being received religion, bis

in the United States with mixed characteristic of this Daminion! feelings."-Reuter,

Mystery Surrounds

Trade Talks

Teheran, Aug. 15.

surrounded

on which nearly all its visitors have commented. Thus Pakistan

I may celebrate

with

than

Governinent achieved much,

All Indian shops and bazaars its anniversary here closed today in celebration even more cheerfulness of India's third anniversary of

Indians, Italia. For

Independence. though recognising that their Union Jacks and the Indian are aware of the sombre social national Bags flew side by side problems ahead; but Pakistan over Indian establishments.

A telegram on behalf of the en feel that its own problems, Indian Merchants Association, though acute, are simpler than

tent to Pandit Nehru, zaid: "We India's.

steall magnificent achievements "Above all, it feels that it can during 1949. Have no doubt succeed in almost any task in you will guide India successfully

the spirit of its people arough

critical the the which

present

Mystery Soviet-Persian trade talles as may be the decisive factor."= {hys,"~~Reuter.

a Persian spoltesman denied to- Reuter.

day tha' the Soviet delegation was here to negotiate a trade

pact.

HOPEFUL AUGURY

PRESTIGE HICH

The Hague, Aug. 15, New York, Aug. 15,

Bay Independence an The New York Times, in un The arrival of the delegation i

congratulated broadcast to India loday, the sad beginning of the talks was editorial today,

Ambassador the Indilan India and Pakistan

announced yesterday.

On

In

TO MAKE CANOE TRIP

DOWN NILE

New York. Aug. 1 John Goddard, 25, of Los Angeles, sulled in the liner, Queen Mary, taday en route! 10 Africa to make a 4,000- mile canoe trip down the River Nile,

..

Clash Over Coal And Steel Pool

King Farouk In France

Marseilles, Aug. 15. King Farouk's yacht, Fakhr Elibibar (Pride of the Seas), moored here today.

Hassam

The Egyptian Ambassador o Frarce, Ahmed Seriot Bey, and the Egyptian Consul-Generai in Strasbourg, Aug. 15.

el Haken, Marsellies, British and Continental and French nuthorities went to great tho delegates clashed again in beard the yacht the European Assembly to party

The Kine was not expecteit in day over methods of con- and himself before night. Goddard, a member of the trolling the coal and steel Wis private plann landed Los Angeles Explorers Club, 15 pool to mobilise the indus-shortly before 4

p.m. at the Joining two French explorers Marseilles on September 4 for trial resources of Europe cent airfield.

Information was - yet the trip, sponsored by the against Communist aggres-valoble on the King's plans French Geographical Society.

sion. He said they would start

"We have not overthrown the headwaters of the Nile, the divine right of kings in travelling dawn river to

order to fall down before the delta in specully-built kayaks.

of experts," the divine right Goddard was an Air Force British. Conservative, Mr Harold

in 30 combat missions Europe-United Press,

the

Tún

to travel to Deauville-Reuter.

PRESS

pilot in World War II and took MacMilland, told the Assembly, PHOTOGRAPHS

Germany,

Warantiorni authority which the

Copies of photographi

taken by the South Chins

In Delegates from

Italy, Fance, Holland and Den- mark refused to withdraw their support from the idea of supra-

British Conservatives

ay Morning Post and Hong Kong Socialists

temporary - In coalition-refuse to accept. Telegraph Staff Photographors Both sides still held cut hopes of a compromise.--United Press.

All-out May Start In

10 the Government sources, who do- anniversary of the assumption Netherlands, De Motion Sinha Middle East clined the use of their names, of their independence.

Mehta, said that during the 12 today insisted talks word In The Times sald that there months in which his Embassy It had established, progress.-United Press.

difficultles between had been

and cordial "bullt up happy relations with the people and

were

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Bombay, Aug. 10. General James H. Doo-haver the Government of the Nether-little, former Commander of lands

the United States Eighth: from spoke Dr Mehta

last garden party at his residence Air Force, declared

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Gold

| achiots" in India of trade,

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ask work at the office all wee

East

and

and

Union Ol

here. Reviewing the year's night that a Russian inva

outlined the sion of the Middle ho seonomy and industry, with its would bring about "all-out

war in which Russia financial credit high.

sincerity and America will clash." "Owing the

to statesmanship of its leaders," he continued, the voice of a united India is heard with in- Director creasing respect in the world, Corporation, General Doolittle and has made a solid cuntribu- arrived in Bombay today from

Colombe. tion to the success of Important do

International conferences."

Dr Mehta

Now Vice-President

of Shell

do not know when and said Indians "re- where the next phase of war

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