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Police

American Seized In U.S.

Zone In

Berlin

Berlin, Sept. 20.

Soviet soldiers and East German People's police today seized two American military police with their patrol jeep in the American sector of Berlin, Colonel Maurice W. Daniel, a Post Com- nander, reported.

The American patrolmen notified their head- quarters by radio immediately after the incident. They said they were within the United States sector when they were apprehended.

The raillo signals' then went dead.

The American military police were making a routine patrol of their area. A Soviet Zone check-point is situated in the htt where the police were arresten, just beyond the Ameri- can sector boundary.

INQUEST ON

EXERCISE RAINBOW

Today, East Berlin pollee om- cials complained that "strong unita" of West Berlin police were patrolling the East-West

Heldelberg, Sept. 20. sector boundary In civilian United States Army comman-

questioning Berliners dera clothes,

toxiny

the criticised who cross

American troop: in Germany the The West Berlin authorities for failing to proft by have recently initiated a cam-Korean lensons paign against West Berliners | gznoeuvres in. buying in the Soviet sector coin- [Zone of Germany, modities whleh work out cheaper

at the present exchange rate,

in 10 week'a the American

American Anny equipment in)

The East Berlin police hend-Germany was in a "very poor quarters today accum Went condition," they added, Berlin police

of "unlawfully"

Com-

General Handy, the of "ailway mander of the American Forces assuming control Alations throughout West Ber- Europe, said that the troops) Bu where the East Berlin Pea-lind shown a tendancy to be- ple's police are

In come truck and road bound." normaty charte

He was speaking at an "inquest"

The West Berlin polles said Exercise Rainbow, in wluch raided Wes! city trala ab 40,000 American, Brilion they

"We ars and French troops manoeuvred stations early today.

far eight days against a mythleat rested members of the Prople's polien force there, Eastern aggrerson..

White, some of whom carriet wank,” al General

who cott- West Berli polite spokesman jmentes the combled Allied during the exercise, said torer TIT FOR TAT

That the Army Department in This development followed Washington should be kept fully state of the close on the heels of the tits informed of the

the equipment here, so there wi

declared.

between

for-tat warfare East and West reelor police be no ratsunderstanding as 10 whle by this morning had our combat enclenc tutal score of 70 policemen be-| hind bars.

Overnight and Early the Wat Bertin police Svizra 41

An

undue amount of time was spent in the maintenance of today equipment, he said,

hndi

General Eddy. commanding People's policemen the American ground forces in from buses, trans, and tubes as ¡Gemany, Fald that, in the.

through the West event of

conflict, "our

they pass d

Lector on their way to work in greatest problem will be the East Berlin.

control of refugees"-Reuter.

This wat in retaliatiut for the Leizure of 26 W.ol sector poljer last ndal

they rozed no

after

through the East sector duty.

in

East Berlin polle; this morn- cloned the bridge which

on

links the East sector and the American soctor. The reprisals developed over the arrest Monday of six East Zone polle who crossed into the American sector while acting as an armed! guard for a convoy of 10 cmply

lorrien-Retzter.

Radio Hongkong

I.X.T.

Governor Of

To

Cyprus DiscussEnosis

London, Sept. 20.

The Governor of Cyprus, Sir Andrew Wright, flew in London

to Today

disenss

the with Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr Jamies Griffiths, the increasing pressure of in- habitants

the island 011

fur (union with Greece).

4.00. "Hong Cramme Sunary: 102. Children's

Kong Calling"-Pro- | Enoxis

Story: "Sald Ure Cat to Be Dog" This will be the first time ---By Marlin Armstrong. (Eptsole, 4) that Sir Andrew Wright has

"Viators" BCTS); 0.30, met Mir Grihs singe Studio Melicle----Tlie Melachring Orchestra (BCTS); 7.00, rak uppointment as Colonial Serre- from Here"-With Joy Nichols, Diek | tary. Bentley and uniny Edwards (BBCTS); 7.30. La Demi-ieure Fratical

(Studio); B60, World

Two Cypriot delegations have

News and News Analysis London | Visited Lendon in the past few teiny) 8.15. Bondsinnd-Band of inentis in a attempt to put a Greece ution with

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1950.

Caught In A Trawler's

Net

This odd-looking fish, as yet unidentified, mystified trawlermen in the Cape- town Docks, South Africa, recently. It was caught among stockfish in a net 55 miles off Cape Columbine, about 125 miles north-west of Cape Town. The spect- men, which is 22 inches long, has four flappers, fino teeth and is of a dull grey. colour. It is to be examined by Dr K. Barbard, Director of the South African Muséum and Dr S. H. Skaife.--(London Express Servico).

James

Stewart, for many years Hollywood's most eligible bachelor, seen on board the Queen Elizabeth at Southampton with his bride of a year. Mrs Stewart's two sons by a former marriage Ronald (6) and Michael (4) are with them. He is in England to make a film and expects to stay three months, — (London Ex- press Service).

ACHESON

PROPOSAL

1 Guards (RBCTS): 8.45, ense for Sports

BR Phillips The-By Studio): 90, "From the Editorenbefore the Colonial Secretary. London Relay): 9.10, Weater Re- but he refused to receive them. purt: 1, "Thursday Serenade"-A Lal Janamry plebiscile Programme of Continous Mis Aheld by the Greek thou ranged by Betty Drowe. 9.20, Book Talk by tuth Kirby (Studio): 9:45, Chunch in Cyprus was said by "Ring Up

Curtath-Excerpt the Bishop of Kyrenia to havin from "The Bartered Bride" y eulted in aboszi 999 percen Smetana. BBC Theatre and Chang

vole in favour of a tiniu t (CTS); 10.30. Tine for Music

Впе

thir

MkParse Light Orchestra The island with Greece. (BDCTS;; 18.00, Indio New Beel The validity of the plebiscite (London Relaví: 71.18, Weather He was not recognised by the De- purt: 11.16. "Goodnight Music Cusi Bave the King: 112, Close Downfish Government.-Reuter.

SIDE GLANCES

Continued from Page {}

nosa and patience required of

This perspective takes into. account the possibility that the Soviet Government may not be inherently mad unalterably com mitted to standing in the way of peace and that i may some day accept a live and let live philo Tophy."

Earlier, Mr Acheron had!

By Galbraith described the present service of

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"You've got thirty days to find a college that'll accept you. Otherwise, you'll come into the firm as a junior

executivo!"*

General Assembly as "a!

meeting of decision."

an

He declared, "Before

us les

Save the hope of peace,

French Launching

Drive Against Dongkhe Outpost

Saigon, Sept. 20.

A French Army spokesman said here today that it was understood the French Army was approaching Dongkhe, the French outpost on the border between Indo-China and Communist China which fell to Vietminh guerillas recently.

He added that the Communist captors of Dongkhe were in full retreat towards China.

RUSSIANS READY TO REDUCE

ARMED FORCES!

To Remove Looming Threat Of War

Flushing Meadow, Sept. 20.

FRAUGHT

WITH

DANGER

Washington, Sept. 20. President Truman asked Con- aress today to repeal a Senate- approved prepocal banning

war potential goods behind the Iron Curtain.

Soviet Russia tonight called upon the other members of the "Big Five" to join her in a peace pact and cut their armed forces by one-third..

The Soviet delegate, Mr Andrei Vyshinsky, economie aid to countries selling put to the United Nations General Assembly here Russia's plan for the "removal of the looming threat of a new war."

In letters to the Chairman of the House and Senate Appro- pristiens Committees, the Pre-

Mr Vyshinsky asked the As-) Al the same time, he wild, the deut declared that the propussi sembly to adopt proposals for: Soviet Government bosed loolf was fraught with danger to the (1) Prohibition of war propa-on the responsibility which United Stales and world peace. canda.

retted on the Great Powers 10| It would "weaken the free (2) Prohibition of alomie wen-influence the peaceful develop-nations more than

It would pons and the establishment of ment of international relations, weaken the Soviet bloc." strict international control for A pact among them would The ban, proposed by a Re- the implementation of that pro-ensure trust and confidence.

publican Senator. Mr Kennel) hibition, Use first country to use

denounced Mr Winston Whetsr

was written Into an atomic or other weapons of mass Church and Mr John

appropriate Festermergency b to destruction to be

expand the deemed the Dulles as bong at the head of $17.182,000,000 to of

a crime against

the war-mongers," and said military power of America arl (3) The United States, the that they were continuing their her allies.

House members |"struggle agakust place".

of a Senate United Kingdom, France, Ching

Cammifer House Conference and the Soviet Union to conclude

They had been joined, he have decllucci to accept the In pret for the strengthening of added, by the United

States' Senate Amendment and the peace, These Goverments to chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, House Is expected to vote on the reduce

their

present armed General Omur Bradley; the for- question this week-end.-— forces during 1950 by one-third mer Secretary of Defence. Mr. Reuter.

The Soviet Foreign Minister's ILouis Johnson; the Secretary of "pence propraznine" followed the Navy, Mr Matthews and [the lines of a Hussian proposal General MacArthur.

which the Assembly defeated Mr Vyshinsky then outlined last year calling for a pence pact his peace proposni.

After the Peruvian delegate at the Big Five.

He put forward his proposals(had spoken, the Assembly nd- outer the United States Seere-jourried until tomorrow.-eu- tary of State, Mr Dem Acheson, fer.

d called for a United Nations police force to keep the world at peace.

NOTHING IN COMMON

Mr Vyshiaky, answering Mr |

Sufficient

Pistols and sub-Acheson's call in a four-point Guarantees

mon

A communique said: "In the q Twenty Vietminh guerillas, north border area French ein armed with

hud guns last night shot plan, said Mr Acheson ments are progressing in the machine

"endeavoured to take us 01 A Virt-dend a sentry in a raid on a direction of Dongkhe.

Athens, Sept. 20. minh battalion in battle formu French police post at The Due path that had nothing in com-

non with

The Greck Prime Minister, the problems con- tion has been fred on by our 10 miles north of Saigon,

Sophoclts Venizelos, said fronting the General Assembly" tonight that Greece had sun- artillery.

Mr Vyshinsity stressed that clentuarantees from the Wes- Soviet Russia had always attern Alles and had not asked tached tremendous significance"

to be admitted to the Atlantic to the United Nations.

He

las

10 lay

The police announced was complete that the guerillas escaped with "The surprise

suffered 10 sub-machine guns and a few and the enemy heavy lossEI. The movement (plslals and rifles. of retreat fowards the Chinese border is taking form."

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Fuct,

Big Three Defence Talks

on the

he

up*

Landon, Sept. 20. Britain's Defence Minister, Mr Emanuel Shinwell, lett London by air tonight for New York for important talks with Mr Ernest Bevin, the Foreign Secretary,

Mr Shinwell ht been summoned by Me Bevin for talks on the oppointment of u Supreme Commander and Chiefs

Staff of the of

Atlantic Pact defence forces.

Mr Shiawell declined to be into any drewn by reporters comment

rearming of

concern, Germany. His only declared,

Was to build strong West European defence, quoted a statement nade

He was riplying to questions Josef Stalin, by the Russian Prime Minister,

The French Defence Minister, in 1040, reports from uerillas opened ire on a police afirmed the view

which at a press conference about the M. Jules Moch, left Orly Airport that Russia reported r-jectiun of Turkey's for New York tonight to have the considered usually reliable sources reaching patrol from across the Cholon

with the United memberthip of talks International application for River. Two guerillas were kill-

Secretary. Saigon this morning said

Instry the Pact. Aun battle. No organisation "a sericus Dongkhe was

ment" being evacuated in a dusk

for world peace,

"As our country is regarded George Marshall-Reuter. Mr Vyzhinsky declared that by the Vielmint insurgents, policemen were hurt. Military sources said that they

the United Nations, unlike the vital region of the Balkans,

we have, we think, late lamented League of Na- knew nothing of the reports,

Western tions was intended to be used guarantees from the

General Marshall recurity Bnd As centre of co-ordination for Allies for our

Confirmed international action". He re- territorial integrity," he said. called several Assembly deci-

added, however, that

Washington, Sept. 20. siona in previous sessiona

to Greek

participation in the The Sente today confirmed which, he said, "the Soviet Atlantic Pact would certainly General George Marzhall as Union attaches real significance.” have had a psychological effect Defence Secretary and General on the Greek people and would Marshalt was expected to take BLATANT

have acted as a tonic on meralc.the oath of office within 48 hours.

-United Press.

Unconfirmed

had

hours A few Cholon, Salgon's

A

earlier, "Chinatown,

sleri In police

Saigon against grenade-throwers con- tinued today.-Reuter.

RECAPTURE SOON

Earlier today a French Army communique

reported "absolute cnim"

Coin- 1 the munist-menaced outposts of

Saigon, Sept. 20, Caobang_and_Thalkhe on each French troops in Indo-China site of Dengkhe,

are expected to recapture the fallen Foreign Legion outpost of French reconnaissance planes were today watching for new Dongkhe, on the Chinese border,,

early tomorrow, Mr Vyshinsky condemnedReuter. guerilla moves on the Chinese tonight

attitude sources the usually reliable French

of the United frontier.

said here tonight.

| States "ond some other states which follow her in the They said that relief column that the black-chd insurgent was now in the bills overlooking Security Council" fer "blatant- might attack Cambang, which is the

after jeopardising and condemning runs of the town,

the rights of

Chinese Dongkre, battling their 8 miles north-west

way throughout the within a few days,

the day.

Earlier they surprised and put narrow mountain passes leading to fight a battalion of insur-aken many Trom China to the northern gents. The battle tasted several because Tunkin Delta in Augu-China.

Military

observers

believed

The town lies on one of three

hour-Reuter.

Empire Countries Fear Cut In British Supplies

London, Sept. 20. Ministers of some Commonwealth countries

people."

The Security Council hao illegal decisions ofc of the Great Powers was not even represen-

ed. said Mr Vyshinsky.

hodi

The Soviet Foreign Minister charged that the United States!

its "illegal actions opardised the teritorial dependence

by

1-

and political - legrity of China, by its For- mosa policy.

Formosa, Mr Vyshinsky de- clared

"is an Integral part of

Chibur."

This fact was recognised, he said. In the Cairo Declaration of 1943.

"As regards Korca, the United States took upon fhelf wholly unjust decisions which were an attempt to throw a smoke rereen around the armed

-

the opportunity for action which today asked Britain not to let her new rearmament vasion of Korea," Mr Vyshinsky cecurity, well-being and justice programme hinder the supply of military equip-maintained.

He called upon the General ment she sends to them, it was learned from a Assembly to work for a peace- ful settlement of the Korean question on the basis of justice

for generations to cume.

"Before us les also the op- portunity for drift, for irresolus usually reliable source.

tion. for effort feebly made,

In this direction is disaster.

The request was reported to have been made and international law." The choice is ours. It will at this afternoon's session of a conference of 10

DEFENCE COSTS

Mr Vyshinsky went on to say

be made whether We set or Commonwealth nations which is informally dis-that there had been a 12-fold

whether we do not act."

BEST HOPE

cussing mutual economic, financial and trade probereme in United States mill-

He also decured, "Our best lems. hope of peace lies in our abili-1

ury expenditure compared with the prewar period.

In addition, he said. the

ty to make absolutely plain! The bitintive for the disement outside the Sterling Area United States was urging Bri-

of was also believed to have been tain, France that cussion on the question

military equipment, it is learnt, discussed.

Mr Hugh

to potentio aggression cannet sucere!.

tions who want nence and the India, Pakistan and Ceylon.

prevent further nets of gres- Britain's

sion"

Gaitskell. British

Economic Affairs,

Lo

and other coun- iries to increase their military "The security of those na-came from countries other than

expenditures.

The Soviet Union, he claim security of the United Nations Some Ministers, it was stal Minister for

Was consistent in itself demands the strength to ed. thought that because of gave a detailed review of the ed

struggle against all warlike position and defence pro-Sterling-Dollar Own

adventures

threats and gramme it might become dif- the latest aspects of Britain's

peace and security. to the Ministera Brazil today also asked the cult to get milltary supplies economy

The Soviet people correctly General Assembly to consider

during their moraing's closeti considered from her.

thai only under plans for an international force

They urged that the defence session.

the condions of peace could and for common meblisation of

The Commonwealth represen- great of the Common-

ends of Socialistic con. requirements

fullstruction be fully ensured. resources against further wenth countries should not be tatives have so far had a

overlooked.

oppraisal of Britain's economic, He referred to the Stockholm Events in Korea made such

The request was made during financial and trade position in peace

and declared proposal the the context of the latest inter-that It had met with a warm moves imperative, her delegate, general discussion by

response from "hundreds of Dr. Cyro de Freitas-Phenvalle, Ministers of ways and means of notional developments.

of champlons told the Assembly. Ife opposed counteracting Inflationary Mr Gaitskell will again pre-millions suggestions

of usurplug the gencies that may arise out of side at tomorrow's sessions when | Pence." Security Council's power and

the recent new rearmament pro- the Ministers are expected to Atomic energy must be put

their giving more responsibility to

and constructive | grammes of a number of Com-

peaceful on-continue the General Assembly.

monwealth and West European Arandial talks..

uses, he said. It was the duty "The Security Council," he countries and the United States, They will revert to questions of the United Nations to put an declared, "Is the organ primarily The question of military sup-of Inter-Commonwealth and end to atomic weapons. responsible for the maintenanceplies was underslood to have world trade when they meet on PEACE CAN BE SAVED

ression.

ten.

ecoñornie undo

ot

of peace and it would be im-been discussed in relation to the Friday in closed sessions under Mr Vyshinsky declared that

the choirmanship or Mr Hárold pussible to curtail ta Powers balance of payments problem.

The dollar aspect of the Wilson. President.githé :Board purchase of military equipslof Trade.--Reuter..

without incurring Fisic" Rcuter,

saved by the peaco. could be combined efforis of nations both large, and small,

mufficient

Defence

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