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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1950.
How Ivan Mapping Out Goes To Relief For
College Wartorn Korea
Cambridge,, Oct. 13.
Britain's Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Herbert Mor- rison, has been Investigat-
Lake Success, Oct. 12.
The United Nations Economic and Social
ing the life of the Russian Council, meeting in an emergency session to map
out relief for wartorn Koren, today received
university undergraduate.
a
Tonight, he traced the Run-first-hand picture of the devastation there and the ci ludit's life
nature of the help needed.
from
tu il
"screening" by the university polle. to his graduation State-choren eneer.
the Addrering University's Labour
J.
Club
An autobiographical elur-greatest need of the Koreans ncter of himself.
was medical supplies.
His laternal passport,
to move
the
Colonel Alfred G. Katzin, i disrupted during the wor must who spent three months fit be restored quickly
urgently needed supplies. Cambridge Korea us the personal repre- Food: The reason that priori. sald H. fum that the luckyentative of the United Naty for food was not higher wa Llons' Secretary-General, Mr due to the fact that the South- Husin student whose parents
told the 18-western rice bowl area had been could afford to send him to a Trygve Lle,
saved by the timely counter- Council thut the offensive of the United Nations, university had first to produce: nation
which was started before harvesting wasps,
Colonel Katalin recommended The part of Keres occupied that in view of the urgency of
the Communists had been the relief problem
u plan al- completely denuded of them, hep
ready transmitted to the unified ente,
Cemnund be accepted Colonel Katzin, who made If all these corresponded to the details about him in the frequent trips between Korea working basis. possession of the special comand Tokyo and conferred with mittee of
in the unified Command, cald that worked the university, other words the secret police. the other needs of Korea were and also provided he passed as follows:
Housing Thousands of homes medical examination, he could
to be expect
been destroyed and admitted, Me hard
for shelter need Morrison said.
2.
3
4.
Three photographs. Documents relating to his
military service,
This plan, he said, had been out by the United Nations in co-operation with the Economic, Co-Operation Administration and the Govern- the Bent of South Korea.
WOS very
Military responsibilly for i relief purposes would end very Even then he had to pass an acute as winter approached,
of Transport: Itail and road com- shortly after the cessation entrance examination showing.
which had been hostilities-Router. anung other thing,
that he munications
bad formed the correct political ideas at school-Reuter,
American Airmen
Outnumber Britons On Malta
Malta, Oct. 13.
British felter planes based
on the United States arviat! carrier 3lkway defended her against American fighting al fucks
during Anglo-American naval-air exercires here.
American flown
The Miriway's own aircraft had meanwhile
Malta.
This American
COMPTON RELAXES
Denis Compton inkes the sun aboard the "Strathe den" on the way to Australia. Though there were re- ports that his knee is again troubling him, Dents is one of the 12 players named for the first match of the Australian tour, Central Press Photo.
Court Rules On Millionaire Fellow Traveller's Children
Paris, Oct. 13.
A French judge ruled today that the orphan children of a Greek millionaire who turned Communist should become the wards of a Greek living in Bucharest. But ho made his ruling provisional ponding the outcome of a suit being sought in Athens to dispute the will in which thoir
BURNT BROWN ADVANCES IN father appointed the guardian.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE BETTING
London, Oct. 19.
some
At tonight's callover on the Cambridgeshire Han- dicap, to be run over one mile, one furlong at New-
running caused market on October 25, recent marked changes in prices compared with those which ruled on Monday.
The biggest advance was made by Burnt Brown, who, as a result of his close second to Peter Flower in The Champion Stakes yesterday, was backed from 33 to
1 1a 100 to 7.
wad
to the British naval air station
or the south in
Fastnet Rock, the stable com- station now has more airmen than British with the panton of Peter Flower, arrival of 10 American Pri-reduced from 100 to 9 to 17 to 2.
long-range
reconnais
Socrates, the favourile, eased French planes
from
half a point to 15 2. prob- Morocco for routine training.
ably because of the narrow de- The Midway, and the Amer!- feat today by Periscope III of can destroyers Strong and Har-
Masked Light, whom Socratea wupd have been exercising with bent recently at Thirai,
vateer
sance
the British 14th Carrier Air Group. They leave Malta to- morrow-Beuler.
WEEK-END SPORT
TODAY
Division Cricket First League: Cralgengawer IRC t Happy Valley: Army y Recree al Sunkumpou: Optimists Scorpinge at Chater Rend; KCC
University
Road: at Cox's Royal Navy v RAF at King's Park (All matches stort at 1.45 p.a.).
League: Second Division University v Craigenzower of Pokfulam; RAF v Royal Navy at Kai Tak: KGVS v Dockyard at Argyle Street; IRC v PRC Sockumpoo; Recreto v Army
fit
at Recreio (Ali matches start
at 145 pm.).
Football First
League: South China ,
Division
KMB
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a! Happy Valley; CAA Kwang
Wah
al Boundary
G.
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The father, Stratos Zer- the Greek Communist Party binis, a cotton merchunt in with the Soviet Government as Alexandria, went to live in bints named in his will as the
an alternative beneficiary, Zer France after the war with children's guardian Charalumbos his Russian-born wife, who Roppas of Bucharest, died early this year. Zer- M tappus has applied for a binis was drowned in August va to come to France. while batting on the Nor- Greek Consulate claimed
a Greek
et Admirni should be mandy coast.
appalated guardian, and Mme. Sulagile Tuby, sister of Mme, eight, Jean, who is six, and asked for their custody, three-your-old Chrisoula,
to his fortune Leaving his
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Admiral or, falling them, to thal
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فردا
ISRAELI AMENDMENTS
Mr Eban went on to submit
a group of amendments. and or by the Security Council.
also proposed that
Way Aves, wille Near Avoert made their appearance) in the bottings threbs.
the
the be
the
ob-
One sought aft emphasis in
She
for of at the thirty-permanent members
preamble on the need
settlement. Security
methods of pacific Council should
Another would provide also included in the proposet-
which the preamble-that only on commission servation
that collective would report on the situation the assumption
THE QUOTATIONS Altogether 12 hores WITE quoted as follows:
15 to 2 Seerates,
17 10 2 Fatet Rock.
22 to 1 Zina,
25 to 1 Valderco.
33 Near Way and Avocet. -Reuter.
Mr
in
the
Drobny & Paishreclude the possibility of
which would cation. In its final amendment,
In Covered
of the Athens challenge to M Zerbinis will-Reuter.
East African
Governors
To Meet
Belgrade, Oct. 13. Marshal Tito today received Mr George Aller, the States Ambassador.
He told
Mr Ailen
Yugoslav Covernment
shortly inako
P.O. Box 689,
United
thut the
would
written
approach to the United States! Goverment on-the-possibility
food of importing America.
From
Their talk today centred on current Yugoslav-American
to
effects
in Washington oa mga- counteract the dis- long
of the as the summer drought in Yugoslavia
-Reuter,
The High Commission issued this communique: "A conference altendert by representatives of
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In any area where International scurity procedures outlined
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th: Eban (Israel) should the Assembly proceed to Autrey
Nairobi, Oct. 13.
talks procedure. 100 to 7 Hyperbole and Burn said he shared doubts express-devise alternative
The main Isract amendment
The Governors of Kenya, pures about the necessity for rd Berwa
of a collec- was to bring the procedure and Uganda, and Tanganyika ustrous Perl- the establishment 10 to 6 Kelting anci
to machinery
In envisted measure committee tive scope li.
into are meeting here resolution the resources-including seven-Power 1 Flurh 20 10
Royal and study
ormed forces--which might be
operation only if the situation East Africnu High Commis. Stormy Petrel.
made avallable to the United passed from a mere threat to sion to review inter-terri. Nations,
the peace to a breach of the torial problems, particularly But should it appear
that pence.
defence and transport. committee was desired Tre such a
Issaeli delegate also by 2 majority of member dealt with amendments offered
The Governors are: Major- states, Israel would offer sUK by Egypt and the Lebanon. General Sir Philip Mitchell gestions for defining its func- "When the Lebanese dele-
Sir
Hall (Kenya);
John (Uganda); Sir Edward Twining its envisagers, however ambiguous
Tanganyika). infringing the Military Staff ly the use of armed forces Committee of the United Nat give -effect to the resolu tions.
Security Council ons of the On the general purpose of the and the General Assembly, it
the Colonial Office, War Office, an Office at our North Point Godowns, to which direct present proposals, Mr Eban said, is quite blatantly advocating
East Middle East Land Forces, My delegation, while wishing breach of the Charter," Mr Eban Africa Command and of terri-application should be made for delivery of cargo. devoutly for the restoration of said.
forks which lie within that mill- the existence "Nothing but unanimity London, Oct. 13.
Powers, does not belleve that of a breach of the peace, au-ary command is to be held in Valley: Tramways RAF al
Can Nairobi from October 17 to Jaroslav Drobny.
a uni-
determined, the the effort to establish
thoritatively
to consider the Sookunpoo
exiled Czech now playing versal security system should be give any justification under the October 21 Second Division "B": PCA v
to the use of armed organization of military forces CAA at Boundary Street: Pri- for Egypt, today entered renounced until such time as Charter
that condillon is fulfilled.
force even by the United Nan East and Central Africa and the method of allocating their BritishFor It ly precisely in con- tions itself. ground; Naval Yard Police Covered Courts Lawn Ten-ditions of Great Power dis- "In the second part of the cost
The meeting arises out of Kitchee at Happy Valley.
stconcl Men's agreement that the danger
Egyptian amendment,
forces conference Championship
observation with the African at Happy Valley. First Sad Singles at the Queen's Club world peace is most Imminent we find an
collective respect to a system priority which toolt place in London in Henri and the next for
us the equipment of the national Nerember 1949, and it is hoped now to finalise matters which forces of member states. 48-year-old measures most acuto."
ONLY AS LAST RESORT "It seems to us that the first were held over them for further
6-2.
"Indeed, it might
duty of member states situated consideration."-Reuter. said Drobny, making his first bid that if Great Power unanimity in sensitive areas is to tender their areas less *censitive by meets existed there would to win the title, now
Street: Army v RAP at Soo-
kunpou, (All matches start at
p.m.).
5
Second Division "A":
South
China v Sulleilors at Caroline
Hill: Club v Navy at Happy
Sons
V
L
Courts Final
Eastern at Navy the final of
Raers-Eighth Race Meetingnis
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the
dling Bell at 1.30 p.m.
here when he bent Softball (Full programme Cochet, the for the week-end appears
Frenchman, by 7-5, 6-3 and Pane 13).
TOMORROW
among the
Great
10
he
be few
Cricket-Pessimista v RAOC] Geoff Palsh, the British Davis serious threats to world peace, the conclusion of peace with all More Volume For
their neighbours.
"A stubborn refusal to Indin. collective measures.
establish
and peace, harmony partnered G.D. Oakley to beat "Hence, to make collective friendly relations within the
of Sabh Sawhney,
at Boundary Street 2 pm: In-Cup player, in tomorrow's final and thus little need to consider competents APC at Kai Tak, 1.30 p.m.
Football-First
Philippines Trade
Division the Brilish Davis Cup player, security exclusively dependent area does not entitle the With Japan Leatur St, Joseph'av Kichice F. Billington and Geoff Paish,
Doubles sem! on Great Power unanimity is refusing state to any particular
рап
the Men's
ut Happy Valley, 5 p.m.; Club in
to declare that we shall only priority. On the contrary t
Monita, Oct. 13, v Navy at Happy Valley, 5.15 final by 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 and 0-4.
commitice They will meet Henri Cochet have a universal peace system should be a disqualifying con-
A seven-membar p.m.
In which the neettideration." Jaroslav Second Division, League: St. 'and
to-In conditions Drobny in
for it might seldom arse." Later the Soviet Union tabled headed by the Foreign Affairs Wab Joseph's v Kwong
at morrow's final,
of amendments to the counsellor, Mr Lucas Madamba, The General Assembly would a semi-Anal, Happy Valley, 3.30 p.m.; Club In the women's
Navy at Happy Valley, 3.45 Mrs R. Anderson and Miss J. not be seting realistically if it seven-Power resolution with the met today to take final action establishing object of deleting all reference on a proposal by SCAP to in- Curry at Mrs G. Walter and dispersed without
by 4-6 alternative procedures in the to the earmarking of armed crease the volume of goods in G.B. Woodgate Hockey First Division Miss
states and the Philippine-Japoneze barter T and 6-4, wille Misa event that the collective securi-forces by member
to $80,000,000
and League: Argonauta v Navy nt 6-1
ty articles of
of the
Charler re-the establishment of a collective agreement King's Park, 4.30 p.m.; Police Questier and Mrs R. Candler
measures committee.
revise the schedule of goods to v HKIIC at Boundary Street, beat Mr M. Halford and Miss mained imperative.
The Soviet Union also pro-be exchanged, P. O'Connell by 7-3 and 6-3,-
"Any measures on which we posed that instead of convening! 11.m.
The group also was consider- Second Division League: Ar-Reuter.
decide here for strengthening the General Assembly in emering a request of Australia to the General Assembly as an in-
into ression · at 24 hours" enïer Konauts v Police at Boundary
similar tradò Street, 9.30 am.
should be carried out as a last weeks and that the calling of Australia wants wood and wood strument of collective defence notice the period should be two agreement with the Philippines, Lawn Bowls -- Gutierrez Shield semi-finals: England v
resort only in serious emer such a session should be at the products, tobacco, hemp and
after gencies
the Becurity request of the majority of the other fibres in exchange, for Counell has had full opportuni- members of the United Nations four dairy products
meur, London, Oct. 13. ty acting in the sphere in which or by the Security Council. machinery and vegetable pre- Ron Moore,
She also the 18-year-old It has primary responsibility."
proposed that theparations, Tasmanian rider. tonight won Mr. Eban said."
members of the The trade agreement con- Harbour the Harringay Trophy in the Procedures should in no Security Cohnrit should be In-cluded with Japan last May, for
the action of cluded in the proposed
ob. Race starts at Pollca Pler, Kow- open competition at the Har-sense supersede
a total volume of $52,000,000 ringay, Speedway, beating Cyril the Security Council
servation commission which annually has been increased to Waterman and “My delegation” believes" that |would ““rèport" on the situation 380,000,000. SCAP="Wants" the Softball (Full programme Roger, Split
Pres
Ron Moore Wins Pakistan and China Malay Harringay Trophy
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