1951-03-29 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, · 1951.

UNITED NATIONS' AIMS IN KOREA

Issued By President Truman

New Statement Expected To Be

Under Consideration By Nations In Combat

Serious Defeat For Congress

Calcutta, Mar, 28. The first major defeat of the Indian National Go. Congress Provincial vernment Party in the recent municipal elections was announced today Howrah, an industrial town neat, Calcutta:

at

The party lost 16 of its 30 seats to a united leftist Opposition

group, in-

and cluding Communists Socialists. It had former.

seats. ly held all the

Reuter:

GROMYKO'S

NEW PROPOSAL

(Continued from Page tion-just as they pretended that their actions in Korea did not But amount to aggression. aggression remained aggression-- "even if you carry a cross-in one hand and a gun in the other," M. Gromyko said.

Referring to the Balkan peace treaties, M. Gromyko said that Dr Jessup had repeated "old fables and slanderous

claiming that tions, treaties had been violated.

"

accusa-

these.

·

Washington, Mar. 28.

The proposed statement of United Nations peace aims in Korea will probably be issued by President Truman on behalf of the unified United Nations command when it has been approved by all the Governments involved, officials stated today, The United States Government has already invited those United Nations with troops fighting in the Korean war to submit comments on a draft statement prepared by the United States outlining the United Nations objectives in the Korean fight- ing, giving an indication how peace can honourably be restored to that area.

A number of comments the statement have already been received from United Na- there *tions governments and are still more coming in, offi- cials said.

.on

They declined to give any sate- indication of what the ment might contain until this had process of consultation been completed.'

The said that reports pub- lished in some American news-

indicate. papers purporting to the contents of the statement were pure guess work.

ATOMIC SPY

TRIAL

New York, Mar, 28. The government today de- manded a verdict of guilty for charged with three Americans delivering "safeguards to our security into the hands of a power that would wipe us off the face of the earth."

The

The United States Attorney,

three alleged atomic spies were Julius Rosenberg and his Representatives of the Unit-wife and Morton Sobell. ed Nations with forces in Korea the met yesterday to consider statement and are due to meet again for this purpose at the end of the week.-Reuter.

LONDON STUDY

London, Mar. 28.

A draft of a restatement of the United Nations. aims in Korea is still being considered by the Foreign Office, a spokes- man said today.

The draft is understood to have been put forward by the United States and to have sub- mitted to the other 13 Govern- in ments who have troops Korea

He said that the Soviet Union

The spokesman said that he "welcomed" the action of the Governments of Rumania, Bul- could not confirm a press re- garia and Hungary, which had port that at their regular meet- made short work of "foreigning yesterday the 14 nations had agents employed to subvert the agreed that the war should be regimes chosen by the people". pursued without regard to the

38th Parallel.-Reuter.

throw

It was high time that the United States realised that not all countries were ready to open their doors and accept domination by them, as had been done by the Philip- pines

American and other satellites, M. Gromykę said,

. Dr Jessup pointed out that the new Western item on the Balkan-treaties had not been put forward to complicate the Wiscussion but in view Russian insistence that Trieste should be discussed separately.

THE REDRAFT

CHIFLEY'S

PROMISES

а

Mr

Irving Saypol, told the jury, "These conspirators. stole the most important scientific secrets ever known to mankind from this country and delivered them to the Soviet Union."- United Press.

You can't help smiling when you're young and on the pretty with every chance of making a name stage. Madeleine Mono, above,, has already been in three shows although she is still only 15, and life is going with a swing.

Canadian Brigade

Collapse Of The Red Begins To Move

Regime In East

Predicted

Germany

Berlin, March 28.

Mayor Ernst Reuter of West Berlin said to day the East German Communists are convinced their movement is cracking up and eventually will collapse.

Fort Lewis, Mar. 28.

A small advance party of the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade

Coast.. has sailed from a West Bort for Korea, it was nounced today..

an-

The party will make arrange- ments for the arrival of combat elements of the Canadian Brigade in Korea. It sailed abcand the US army transport,

Martinez

*United

Joseph Press.

The

They are so afraid that the day is near," Hongkong Telegraph

Reuter said in an interview; "that they are going about telling their friends the Russians forced them to become Communists."

the

Sydney, Mar. 28. The Australian Labour Party leader, Mr Joseph

Reuter, who has become a Chifley, in campaign symbol of West Berlin's free- Western superiority over of speech

tonight promised dom, said the that if elected he would not chould take revalue the Australian pound.

as well as political symbol "of Western Allies Kremlin.-United Press. advantage of the

A Soviet Spokesman zaid after the meeting today that the re-draft of the agenda item submitted by M. Gromyke was as follows:

"On the demilitarisation Germany.

Mr Chifley pledged con- tinuance of a policy of full tariff protection for Australian

industries.

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munism in the Soviet zone by leading the fight for one thing the Germans cherish after free- dom-German unity..

be lost.

disliked.

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Owing

NOTICE

to the further

the

The Mayor said the Com-

Tokyo, Mar. 28. munists are a small minority American troops pushing for- The Australian pound is 25 and that their hateful methods ward north of Uijongbu on the western Korean front yesterday per cent below sterling and are universally

came upon a precisely laid out "The examination of

the many foreign as well as Austra- said, without the Russians behind causes of the present interna-lian experts believe it is under-them, the German Reds would and fastidious Chinese military

cemetery. tional tensions in Europe and valued. There has been agitation

There is increasing resistance The small graveyard con- of the means necessary to from many quarters for a long in the Soviet

zone, he said. tained 20 graves dug in rows increase in the cost of News- secure a real and lasting im-time to appreciate the pound to Asked what kind of resistance, of five. Each grave bore the print, coupled with provement in the relations be sterling parity.

Beuter. said the S.ED. (Com- dead man's name, unit and difficulty in obtaining sup- tween the Soviet Union, the Mr Chifley's main attack was munist Party) is a "prisoner home town. United States, Britain and on inflation, He charged that surrounded by the people, and

There were also 20 additional plies, it has been decided to France including the following the government had failed to most of the Panty members are

waiting to be discontinue the Noon edition open graves questions:

keep its election promise to put already looking for ways to

An Alled.

American officer of the Hongkong Telegraph value back in the pound. He save (their skins). In every expressed the opinion that the hs from 1st April, 1951. of claimed Labour gave the coun-village and down they are going Chinese Communists estimated

try a stability equalled only around trying to line up their their casualties beforehand and The China Mail will take by one 'other** (unidentified) friends who will swear they "On the reduction of the country in the world but said really were not working for dug the graves in readiness for over the special features now; armed forces of the Big Four the Conservatives in 1948 de- the Russians,

a quick disposal of the bodies.- appearing in the Telegraph. and in connection with this the feated Labour's proposed price forced to do it, and that they

The unexpired portions of discussion of the existing level control referéndum,

really favoured the West, and

London, Mar. 28. of armaments and the question

so on." of the establishment of inter-

Air raid sirens wailed again prepaid subscriptions "After that we became con- The

Soviet national control over the im-stitutionally

will in a part of central and north now being refunded. plementation of the meduction face of inflation at home, and never be able to digest West London today, bringing back war-time memories many Germany, and they know it."

Printed and published by abroad," he added.

The Socialist Mayor, once thousands. He said the Senate deadlock,

WILLIAM ALICE GRINHAM for "On other measures for the

. In an official test the well- and on behalf of South China which the

the secretary of Lenin and head elimination of the threat of and

government hopes

a Morning Post Limited at 1-3, the fear of aggression.......

the election will solve, was not of the Berlin Communist Par-known "Moaning Minnie",

when he de warning warble, and the All Wyndham Street, City of *On the fulfilment of the the cause of the government's ty until 1919,

of Clear",

a long, high pitched Victoria, in the Colony of present treaty obligations and inability to deal with inflation. nounced Moscow's control agreements of the

tour

Parliament must be empowered the Party, called on the West note, sounded for about an Hongkong.

economic hour-Reuter. Powers".

to control prices.-United Press. to make Berlin the

of armed forces.

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disarmed in

the

that, they were

Union

Reuter.

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