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Decision On Germany Postponed

New York, Sept. 18.

The North Atlantic Pact Council today post- poned for several days a decision on German re- He armament, one delegation spokesman said. said that the delay would not be for more than two weeks. Ministers would, meanwhile, obtain instructions from their governments and consult amongst themselves.

A high french source | mosphere in the discussions said that though the ques- between the Foreign Minis tion of German rearmamentters gave hope that all sides in the controversy could was still undecided, the at-

take the necessary steps to reach agreement.

Truman's Stand On Spain Criticised

Washington, Sept. 18. President

and Truman

the State Department were criticised sharply on Sun- day by columnist Constan-

The Counseli is expected to inter complete a communique today.

Foreign continue

The "Bix Three" Ministers will then private discussions mainly con- cerned with technical problems of the Occupying Powers in Germany.

The Council is meeting again This evening.

At its morning session it dis- the problem cured principally

of controlling the rise in prices of aw materials which is already atleeting European rearmament' programmpes.

was reached on Agreement measures for establishing some form of international control.

It was understood that ques- the North tion of reorganising

military commanil Aflantic

The appointment leading up to

maller on which some deles

tine Brown for seeking of a supreme commander is also prevent Spain from fulfilling its role in the strugglegations required to consult their against the evil forces of governments--Reuter, Moscow."

1

Star.

SERIOUS DOUBTS

New York, Sept, 18. Writing in the Sunday

The 13-power North Atlantic devined: "The State Treaty Counell drented fortay tị Brown

the White postpone for about 10 days the and

including Western

Stage

whole German troops in the proposed

defence the birth-united

force Therian peninsula in coming strutie for survival, Europe.

Department House, which alone oppose any decision on

include the to

FUL

placed every conceivable bɔr The spokesman for the Coun- rier in the way of Spain's cil ako announced, at the con-

participation."

The stated retton

ciusion of the two-hour mom- Ing meeting,

that the

Council

that planned to at a communique

General Franco dictator.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1950.

Fighters For Free

SAIGON

POLICE

NIP BOMB PLOT

Saigon, Sept. 18.

A spokesman said today that the Saigon police made several arrests on Sunday to thwart a Communist plan ta throw Saigon into a panic by throwing hundreds of hand grenades at public buildings, offices and into the streets. He said the Saigon plot apparently had been aimed to coincide with frontier attacks.

European Army In The

Offing

People

Engines of the first F-51 Mustangs to be re- the conditioned under terms of the Mutual De- fence Assistance Pact are warmed up at the Lock- heed Service Base in Sayville, N. Y., before taking off for n flight for delivery to a free European

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The Communists did not ap-graph. from the themselves Mr Waren

Userbichi Audin. to general offensive.

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MATTING Post." Association

United greater lengths ihan any of his action an German participation military force adequate to mer for the expected Vietminh Austin sadd at a

unexpected.

Natiores,

He said the United Nations had an appeal for the trusses "reater than many of us have realised."-Router.

But

artis.

"Alr

ao s Tito--and a Contoutuing the work accomplish-

IIS

WILD not

The defend Europe. predecessors in thwarting the French Foreign Minister, M. -fforts of those who realise

Robert Schuman, had voiced Spain's military support

about arming offerings doubla sential {o 110 defence of Europe," he said, "The Joint the Germans, and he received Chiefs of Staff, who were relia-ructions from

Paris

last

ly reported to have urged theight to stand firm in opposin National Security Council that their rearmament.

The Council's failure to agree

The 12 Foreign Ministers then ernments on means of forming ourned to consult their Gov- inlernational althy, having again within decided to meet two weeks,

large-scale operations before the dry weather in October and November.

The French recently captured a document which is believed to be the ext of a new military alliance between the Chinese Cominunits und Vietminh, in which the Chinese promised to

Spain be included in the de-

on arming the Germans durin

A communique said that the fence of Western Europe, are the first three days of the de-Foreign Ministers, after a three-provkle five divisione and alr puzzled. Their views are being

confirmed by day discussion of the collective power was Ignored because the State Defence talks

American, Dritish and French defence of Europe, would con. "emergency." partment insists ruch move anurer's who sittended therult their Governments prompt- morning meeting at the Waldorf 1 ms to the way in which the Astoria Hotel.

plan for an integrated netay could be put into effect.

would offend the Socialists in Britain and France,

CAUGHT UNAWARES

in the event of an

Official French reports ย บ said more than 20,000 Vietinis

were being inned i troops South China by the Conete.

The Vietminh strength 15

attack,"

Unreasonable ||

Restrictions

On Tankers

the

told

Brown pointed out that Field

London, Sept. 18. Martha LON Montgomery These sources said the Coun- I did not refer specifically to

Britain considers Egypt's Pame to Washington Inst winter

ell had agreed to the recess in the Council's discussion of the

restrictions on ofl whether Germany estimated at 70.000 regular new and urged openly that Spain beorder that the delegates might problem of

troops and between 100,000 and ansociated will the Com receive further instructions from should be permitted to send con- Western defence. Brown said:

"unreasonable," In-ngents for integration into this 200,000 trainees and tabourers, tankers using the Suez their home governments. "He told otheals in Washington dications were that

of

hundred Canal including several

Under-"Secretary, com-army but it stated that many Some he pleaded with Foreign Minis-

promisa un the

armu-the problems involved considera-Japanese who did not arreuder Foreign Germ

after the war-United Press.

Mr Ernest Davies. ter Ernest Bevin to bury the

Parliament today. ideological haichel, no mate tent question, as proposed by tion of a character which made the US Secretary of State, Mr Crulation necessary to enable

DONCKE LOST

He said that the Egyptian the saine plea here. The unt fact is, without the inclusion of out in the interim period,

Dean Acheson, might be worked definite decisions

promptly.

Paris, Sept. 18. Government.

reply Western German and Spanki A French source said there

Vietminh guerillas early today Britain's protest August 12, manpower in the Western de-

agreement The communique added that captured the French post at claimed that the new regula- was a post be worked the Council would adjourn sub- | Dongke, near the Chinese border tions were designed to facil- the chances of are, to say the out. Mr Achesop Has been Jeet to recall by the Chairman of

pressing for agreement in prin- during the next two

fence system,

waving Europe

last. extremely limited. United Press.

Red Journalists'

Resolutions

Helsinki, Sept. 18.

af sine kindl

ciple at this series of meetings Reuter. on including Germans

in the

milled force, but the Europeans, led by France, complained that the American proposal Back caught

them

If the Council

almost unawares.

recenser by mid-afternoon, plans were for the Big Three Foreign Ministers

to be

taken

French Presse fate the passage of tankers and reported from their cargoes through the Suez Canal to destinations other than Isruel."

Vietnam, weeks. Agency message

Hanoi,

Quoting well-informed French sources, the agency said that tire French casualties in the battle were 56 killed and 100 wounded. -Reuter,

East German

Charge

YAKS TAKEN AT KIMPO

The Communist-led Internato go to work immediately on tional Union of Journalists de-internal German problems they elded at its meeting here yester-face as representatives of the

Berilu, Sept. 1. day to expel Yugoslavia because occupying powers. Informaut

The East German Govern- she had acted illegally and sald the deputies would

meet ment

tonight charged the prevented the collection of before the Foreign Ministers Anglo-American occupation ag

gnatures for the Stockholm meet to polish the communique thorition with planning an "ex- peace appeal".

Freach sources predleted that the most that could be expected live plot against our peace-lers were captured intact on

fal reconstruction."

regarding

It was also decided to tele- in the communique emph the United Nations urging Germany might be a reference it to stop the bombing of the to later consideration of the civilian population in Korea."- German issue.-United Press.

Reuter,

EGIROPE PATOS ALAYICE, INC.—HVEYA YERL

ми

Huchon, Sept. 13. Two Russian-built Yak figh-

Egypt maid she was willing to modify the regulations if they proved Impracticable, Mr Davies declared, adding: The Egyptian reply to unsatisfactory and we consider the regulations reasonable"

un-

The regulations were an after- math of the war between Israel and the Arab countries.-Reuter.

The Marshall Post

Washington, Sept. 18. President Truman has formal- the Kings airfield. They were ly submitted to the Senate the bombed-up and ready to go. nomination of General George At least 15 wrecked Yaks, C. Marshall to be Secretary Govern- The East German ment information Office alleged poorly camouflaged with dead of Defence, shortly after signing branches, lay dispersed around the B which permits General that this plan was drafted at a runways pockamariced by bomb- Barshall to serve in that posil-

sald meeting in Bon in August,

tion-United Prek, to have been attended by high-g and strong.

American renkly British and

After the Marines hud cap. officials and ferr Jakob Kaiser, tured Kimpo last night about the West German Minister for 200 All-German Affairs,

"The main point on the agenda of that meeting was

Communists launched A "hunzal" counter-attack at 2 A.7.

Major Walter Gall, executive; planned undermining of our officer of the unit which took "We killed economie five-year plan by all the airfield, said:

rest aro kinds of crimien acts," the In-most of them. The

busy changing from uniform Office stated-Red-Into elvilions clothes in nearby formation

villages."-Reuter,

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