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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950.

Commons Approves

Rearmament Plans

Without Division

London, Sept. 14.

The House of Commons tonight approved without a division the Government's £3,680,000,000 rearmament plans, in- cluding the extension of conscription from 18 months to two ycars,

During the defence de- Eden, bate Mr Anthony Britain's wartime Foreign Secretary and deputy leader of the Conservative Party, declared that Britain would have to have more troops on the Continent then the three divisions promised by the Prime Minister, Mr Cement Attlee.

Me El sald that the in- trease from two to three divi sion. In Germany was "rather

"

the Pran He torreast that Minister would probably have review this matter again. Pur

Continent will have to be larger Russia was that she would try than three divisions", ho de- to exhaust the West by forcing clared.

it to re-arm to highly and Me Richard Crossman, tender then take the Western nations of the "Keep Left" group in over one by one 1.3 they the Labour Party, wid Parta collapsed. ment today that he was against Gemany having an army.

Mr Crossman contended that He asked if the morale in re-armament was to prevent France would be improved by

war it was essential that the having German.army, headed people of Asia "should be on

our side." by the people who four years į

ags were criminal.

condemned as 'war

"If the people of Asia be on the other site there will be a

ALREADY CONDEMNED war and we shall lose 1," he "You cannot have a German} added, army without commanders and officers and the only ones they have not are already con- demned," he said.

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lu contribution

Un of troops

the the

JORDAN CABINET MEETS

Amman, Sept. 14.

The Jordan Cabinet met

here for two hours today.

Germany from

Mr Cressman thought the! the clanger point in the world was the Mkldle East.

He con- unded that there who pressed of defence

the Britain to undertake obligations against stresion Eastern bloc must remain the Western Europe and prevent 1esponsibility of the Occupation her from keeping proper de- Powery and the Germans mata fengin in the Middle East nulght

given power to suppress] be precipituting war, Germans if Estem Germany "ries a Korea in Germany," Mir He thought that the must Cronan mil.

practical thing to do was to ay

Mr Winston Churchill, leader peuple of the Mulcite East. of the Opposition, interrupted toj But' apparently brat was the jask if he was wrong in thinking|enly nation whom Britian was

that along 1:ne Mr Crossman Not man

favoured a neutrality policy for Germany,

thal Mr Crossman replied

looking at it in the long run he

NOT AS PARIAH

"Surely it wou'd be better to

i hoped that there would not be arm Israel and Jordan rather

P. War between Britain and than Exypt, which will always

A Heapful Of Man

Korea Commission Accuses North

Lake Success, Sept. 14.

П

The United Nations Korean Commission today placed the blame for the war on the North, and

had launched charged that the Communists carefully prepared full-scale invasion when their efforts to "undermine" South Koren from within had failed.

General Assembly.

In its annual report to the |

It was reported to have courusta. In the long run there be neatral and in the winning aidered the British reply to was only one solution for Ger-side," he paid last week's note alleging Israeli violation Jardun border.

many. That was to be united. Mr Juha Hynd (Labour), for- public here, the Commi"BATTLE OF

of the

The British nale, it is believed, esks that on arlion be taken over the alleged violation until the United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission has investigated 11.

A colsel of the Iraqi Army

arrived here yesterday in res- ponse to the Jordan Gavern- ent's invitation under the Jor- Aan-Iraqi mutual aid trenty.

After Veiting the seene of the alleged frontier violation, The colonel will report his findings No his Government.--Reuter.

YADIN SPEAKS

Tel-Aviv. Sept. 14. Blujor-General Yigal Yadin. The Trael Army Chief of Staff, wamed the Arab states today that his country

rol tolerate the use of forex to change the frontiera of Israel which were told down by the tuited Nations armistice agreements,

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with

sion said that though the origin of the conflict,was due to the artificial division ne of the country, the

neutralise them.

muster Chancellor of the Duchy of In the shor: Lancaster,

responsibility run we must give them police to Parliment for the admin and nothing else," Mr Crosman tration of the British zone in arkled,

Germany, said: "If we are going

EUROPEAN ARMY

Mr Churchill interrupted

again to say that he originally

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to have Gongly in the ones

of Western democracy, we had allow her to come in as a king better do it generously and not et porah, but as an equal part-¡

tier."*

added.

North

Koreans could have avoided

the initial gression or were making mill tavy preparations for other than defence activities,

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BRITAIN"

Perhaps the North Koreans would have thought

about twice starting a war if they knew about Military Police Sgt. Harold Adams of Oklahoma City. Here, the tank-sized MP directs a jeep to the forward command post of the 24th Infantry. (Acme).

TANDON SUPPORTS NEHRU

New Delhi. Sept. 14. Mr Purshotamdas Tan- lon. ardent Hindu national-

CEREMONY ist who was recently elect-

In

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Wehrmacht

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Members ongkong. Telegraph

May Join New Force

Bonn, Sept. 14.

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rome, should be addressed to the advertisements to the Secretary.

may join the German police aur busina cremunications and forces in all three Western

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day.

The High Commission said

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an actual war by allowing

ed President of the Indian elections to be held in the commemoration internationally supervised A ceremonial parade in National Congress, said to- understood Mr Crussman to mean

of that there should not be a na

whole of Korea.

the day that he had no differ- Battle of Britain took place ences with the Prime Minis- tional German army, The Ger- mans themselves at Strasbourg in the closing speech for the

The report accused the North at Kai Tak R.A.F. Station ter, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, did not want such an army but Government, the Defence

a "om this morning. The brilliant on basic issues of policy. Koreans of launching were willing to make a contribu-Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, premeditated, well-prepared spectacle was watched by

on towards a European army. revented that the target of the - and well-timed plac

an Interview with

The or apgression" at rejected all large crowds from the Bur British-owned newspaper. "Bull, as 1 understand Westem Untou defence

Sinterman, at his village near- tum (Mr Crossman), he inganisation was close to 60ations that the South Korean rounding area.

GOO Approximately

airmen Lucknow, where he is writing agdust that 100, but in favour! divisions but this force would had either launched of a large armed police with not be assembled,

were on parade, formed up in his first presidential speech for

wings under Wing-the

of Congress opening Inside it which is until 1953 and 1954,

three what the Russians have in the

Comdrs WA. Nel, USO, DFC, Nazak, in Bombay Provlace, Britain intended to send an

Monday, Mr Tandon East," Mr Churchill added, extra army division to Germany

A. Hoy, and M. Booth, DPC, | next. North Koreaus

scotched rumours that he would Mr Crosman replied that the by March next year, Mr Shl- afraid that a countrywide elec respectively.

A Goannes, in the long run, count we continued,

art religious service was inak his powerful parly to ex tion would ensure a free decontacted by Squadron Leatles press lack of confidence in Mr Got be

Rept

from forever

Asked if the British concrncy" and deßnile loss of their tribution of carrying arma,

one division by next influence, the Commission said, the Rev. 1. A. Wynne, the HAP Nehru. "We ought to accept now theytar 013 against 10 by the Roth North

South Pattre, ured for a Western European | French was adequate, Mr Koreans

Following the parade therecord with Mr Nehru's stand united wanted *propaganda campaign" by i state

was a march past when the consisting of all those hinwell replies, "Yes, I do.

government, the report added. know Jordan and Egypt over recent who want to festerate, because | I

exactly what the

The

Korsin people, with salute was taken by Group Cap concerning the Indian Republic

remaining member of the UMO J. Worrell, DFC, Station border incidents, Major-General | that would enable you to have French expect of us.”—Reuter.

one race, language and culturs Commander, Kai Tak,

British Commonwealth.-United In which Germans Yadin mid: "We intend to re- an army

Press fervently desire to live in unavoidable absence of the unifled and independent AOC., Air Commodore Korea," the report said. "Uni Davies CBE, AFC. ilcation can be the only alm in At the conclusion of the cerc. Korea." Mr Crossman went on to say

of Spitares mony, a formation The seven-iation Corrumission from Kai Tak, and a forination that the Ave years Britain had

warned that "San Sebastian, Sept. 1.

off Austers the problems

of the devoted

re-equipping in-

Hongkong Farouk of

rehabilita-Auxillary Air Force King He said that "talk about

bad brea vital.

Egypt lett A Justry

Re-

and the reconstruction and He second round of

Barce the war in

Olservation ago here today for France,

Flight flew of re-Air armament

and particularly years Palestine" Wan "not scuring would have left the country in believed to be on his way to tugees, were too great for the over the Colony, arousing much Israel" and added: "We are the "position of France, with a

Biarritz and the Riviera | Koreans to solve themsel es--interest. lantic army but ready for such on eventuality.

roiten United Press.

Replying to what he called a

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to be firmly outside it ourselves, though allied to Mr Cross man sald.

epet the armistice agreements. eculd serve. But we ought But if any country believes that, by threats or by the use ni force, Israel's frontiers, as defined by the armistice agreements, can be changed, then that country is fooling itself,"

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We shall defend our territory | economy."

•gainst any aggression."-Ileuter. The main danger from Soviet

Shoes Bring Smiles

Shoes donated by the United Nations International Children's. Emergency Fund bring warm smiles of joy to the faces of these youngsters in an Athens day nur sory for the tinder privileged. The UNICEF Bent Greece enough feather for 150,000 pairs of shoes, alimulating employment for 3,000. (Acme).

Farouk Leaves San Sebastian

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Wonder Beanstalk

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A Pittsburgh gardener boasted today that he apparently without permits, Fad a direct descendant of the fairy tale beanstalk growing in his backyard. The Pittsburgh beanstalk, using a tall Greek Communist

amany the accused. All poplar tree as a climbing post, is more than 50 feet high remar ded and has beans four feet long, weighing up to 31 pounds month.--Reuter, each,

Last night, Albert Sheu} and 25 of his friends sat down and had a single bean for dinner.

According to Shou, the plant's history is just as incredulous as Its growth. He said a seed about the size of a ilma bean was sent to him by a friend in the Middle East. The friend told him, he sald, that the seed was found in the tomb of an ancient Egyptian king.

didn't have any idea of what was going to happen when I planted it last spring. I left only six feet of space for it.

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The bean served to Sheu and his friends was prepared by a restaurant chef, who stuffed part of it with meat and eggs and baked it for 10 minutes, Other parts were French fried, and some row alices were put into a garden salad.

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