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The effectiveness of the new napalm explosive in support of U.N. forces in Korea is illustrated above. One 100-pound bomb covers a pear-shaped area about 275 feet long and 80 feet wide. They burn at 1,500 degrees heat. Picture shows the huge pall of smoke covering the area after a bomb has been

dropped. (Central Press)

NO AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN BRITAIN AND U.S. ON BUFFER ZONE

Washington, Nov. 22.

The United States Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, said today that no agreement had been reached between-Britain, France-and-the- United States regarding the establishment of demilitarised buffer zone between China and Korea.

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Mr Acheson told his weekly press conference that the proposal for the establishment of such a zone had been discussed a great deal in the State Department.

Child King Not Recognised

New Delhi, Nov. 22. The Indian Government has decided not to recog nise the new King of Nepal, three-year - old Prince Gynanendra, it Was reliably understood here today.

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Prince Gynanendra fs He did not say whether the paper report from New Delhi the grandson of ex-King question would be discussed that Soviet

Tribhuvan scienti.lc expedi-

who fled with the Chinese Communist tions were mapping air bases

Delhi a fortnight ago. delegation now on its way to in Western Tibet from which

The young Prince has Lake Success.

to threaten India.

been enthroned as King In the Nepalese capital, Katmandu, by the ruling dynasty of hereditary Prime Ministers-Reuter.

that the

Mr Acheson said seating of a Chinese Communist delegate in the United Nations' Security Council could not legally be prevented by a veto

Mr Acheson said that he had read the report from the New York Times' New Delhi corres- pondent.

He had, no reason to doubt by any of the Great Powers. it, but he had no confirmation He stated that it was the of it in reports reaching the United States view that the

State Department. question of who is entitled to represent a country in the United Nations was procedural, and not a question subject to voto.

Mr Acheson said it would be extravagant to interpret Sun- day's West German state elections as meaning a delay in bringing Germany into Western European rearmament plans.

REPLY TO CRITICS

. Under the United Nations

Washington, Nov. 22. system it was up to the mem- bers of each particular body to the elections were for member- today that

Mr Acheson pointed out that

Mr Dean Acheson revealed. he has been con- decide by a majority whether a ship in state legislatures,

not sulting

with Republican Con- particular person did or did not for the Federal Parliaments.

gressional leaders on all phases represent a new government, He said that real progress

of United States foreign was being made by the North, policy and will be glad to con- Atlantic Deputies and the fer with others, including

the Senator Robert Taft,

Mr Acheson added.

DISTINCTION

He carefully drew a distinétion Military

Committee of

between the question of re-Atlantic Treaty Organisation in The

the discussion of proposals for

cognising a representative of a new government as the true re- presentative,

2 North Atlantic

State Secretary, target of mounting Republican cri arny in and Europe,

also expressed Ger- ticism,

the. opinion that 'he ·will Co- operate with the Republicans the coming sessions of the Congress--the "Lame. duck” 81st Congress

and the question Western AT 2.30, 5.20,

of new membership for à coun-many's contribution to it. try not yet belonging to the

He did not elaborate further on the talks now United Nations.

going on in London.-Reuter.

7.20 & 9.30 P.M.

MARGARET LOCKWOOD

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were

Membership questions subject to veto. Many coun- tries' applications for member- ship were now being held up

through the use of the veto in

the Security Council.

Mr Acheson said that as far

concerned

Canadian Sold To

in

session of the

which reconvenes next Mon- day and the new 82nd Congress

Wheat which meets on January 3rd.

India

The Republicans have com-

plained that Mr Acheson ex-

cluded Republicans in the for- mation of policies for the Far East.

re-

as recognition was thero were three classical

Winnipeg, Nov. 22. criteria under international law

The Canadian Wheat Board by which the United States announced

today that it had Ho sought to correct inter- would abide.

sold 300,000 tons of wheat to pretations that his specch on These were:

'India. the

Friday night government

about "re-ex- (1) Does

Mr W. G: McNamara, As-¦ amination" was an attack on have effective control of the

sistant Chief Commissioner of Senator Taft. Senator Taft has greater part of the country?

the Board, said that shipment called (2) Does the government had already begun from Van-examination

for Congressional undertake

of State Depart- the International

couver, and New Westminster,ment policies.' obligations of the State?

He complained both in British Columbia, that persons interpreted hig (3) Does the government

The wheat, predominantly of speech as opposing Congres- have the acquiescence of the grades No 3 and No 4 Northern, sional. re-examination of his 'population?

was sold at current prices, Mr policies. He said, that con- 50VIET, MOVE IN TIBET

McNamara added. The ship-tinuing re-examination of his Mr Acheson said that he had ment will be completed within policies is what he wants!-- no reason to doubt a news- six months.-Reuter.

United Press.