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U.N. Group Vote for India and Russia in Korea Parley but Assembly Will Reject Former Rescue Drills Held Offm'0'*!9 3 Colony by U IJf TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST LIGHTINaUP TIME High Low Date Water Water Sun­ Sun- I a.m. pjn. ajn. pjn. rise set J7.19 p.m. 28 11.06 11.25 4.49 5.26 5.51 6.49 . 29 — 12.00 5.37 6.22 ' 5.52 8.48 30 12.18 12.59 6.28 7.26 5.52 6*6 . SI 1.17 2.05 7.25 8.35 5.53 8.4S Wt)t VOL. 33 — NO. 1»7 HAMILTON; BERMUDA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1953 6D PER COPY U.N. Group Vote For India And Russia In Korea Parley But Assembly Will Reject Former NEW YORK, August 27 (Reuter).—The United Nations political committee today recommended India and Russia E. Germans Rush lor membership,Qf the political conference which is to write a Korean peace settlement. For Free Food But the. vote for India — 27-21 with 11 abstentions — was not enough to ensure the necessary endorsement by Parcels From U.S. the General Assembly. Membership of the committee and Assembly is identical BERLIN, August 27 (Reuter). but the Assembly requires two-thirds majority votes for a — Underfed East Germans, risk­ decision. India's opponents, led by the Ofcrited States, thus ing Communist reprisals, streamed into West Berlin today will block India's admission, judging by todays margin.' to collect "Eisenhower" food The vote for Russia was 55-2 parcels fa) the second phase of the with two abstentions. It recom­ American-West German free food mended Russia's admission to the hand-out. Tension Easing conference provided the "other Clutching cardboxes ot shop­ side" — meaning the Communists ping bags, many rose at dawn and at the conference—want her to be travelled miles to reach one of In Nyasaland; present. the td distribution centres stacked Britain, and the United States with food. voted on opposite sides on India's Communist police confiscated Police Stiffened admission. Britain had proposed any parcels they saw but there Indian participation jointly with was no immediate sign ot CHOLO, Nyasaland, August 27 Canada, Australia and New Zea­ attempts to -stop the flow of (Reuter). — The Nyasaland land. people westward — probably be­ cause the East German Govern­ Government today set up an The committee rejected tiie PLAYGROUNDS SCHEME.—Prize-winners and playground leaders photographed at the wind-up of Russian proposal that £he confer­ ment is tied up in a propaganda official radio station—"Blueband the Social Welfare Board's summer playgrounds scheme on Wednesday. (L. to r.) Front row — Radio"—here to broadcast mes­ ence be attended by 15 nations, knot On the issue of unrestricted sages describing the . latest de­ including a number ef neutrals. interzonal travel. captain of the girts' winning softball team from Prospect Field; Prospect playground leader Louise The Russian resolution was de­ (The East German Government Carpenter; White Hill playground leader Oliver Heylinger; Albert Thompson, captain of Somerset velopments in troubled Nyasa­ boasted only today that ft had land. feated by 41-5 with 13 abstentions. Naval Field playground's cricket team; and- Albert Tatem, checkers champion. Back row — In a brief statement before tiie given thousands of passes in tbe The radio told the people about paat two months te. its citizens Playground leaders Joseph Marshall, Veronica A loan, Gladys Leverock, Albert Jackson and Roland road blocks and new communica­ voting tbe British representative Sir Gladwin Jebb. declared: "I wanting to visit West Germany.) Jones. tion systems set up to cope with Despite Communist propaganda the emergency caused by restless ask myself whether the Soviet Union wants a conference or not." I that they will free travel, Allied natives. I officials have little doubt tiie Earlier today 1,000 tribesmen ACCUSES RUSSIA Russians will refuse, to remove Complete Success armed with machetes gathered travel barriers on tbe grounds Churchill Said around the court at this southern The American representative, that it would allow "imperialist town as Headman Ngamwane Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, accused Spies" into the. Eastern Zone. 0 9 3 appeared on charges arising from Russia's Andrei Vishinsky of mak­ disturbances in the area last ing "thinly veiled threats" that While tbe East ' German Rescue Drills Held OffM' '*! week. tht Communists would boycott authorities looked for a suitable He was discharged after the the Korea conference unless they Way out of their free travel charges against him were could have a voice in picking the dilemma about 100*000 East Ger- Bermuda Parley non-Communist delegations. >»ians moved to collect their two dropped. Ippunds of lard, beans and canned Colony By U.S. Units According to yesterday's Natives of tea plantations in The General Assembly will meet fnilk. London Daily Sketch close the Cholo district last week in plenary session tomorrow to The new project, like the first friends of Sir Winston over alleged intimidation. Rioting consider the political committee's [one, stems from President Eisen- followed. United States Navy and Churchill, the British Prime recommendations. f hower's offer in July to send $15 Goast Guard ditch and rescue U.K. ELECTRICIANS END la the last broadcast of the day Among those for Indian partici­ j million worth of food to East Minister, have quoted the Blueband Radio said the temper I drills held on Tuesday and pation were: In favour: Afghani^ Germany, when Russia turned STRIKE FOR MORE PAT Premier as saying that he PRIZES PRESENTED. — Lady Hall, deputy chairman of the of the people in tbe district was Stan, Australia, • Byelo-Russia, down tbe gift the "Eisenhower" •' Wednesday nights in Ber­ feels able to ''meet President now subdued. Canada, Czechoslovakia; Den­ parcels,. as Beat Germans call muda waters yesterday were Eisenhower ana French dele­ Social Welfare Board, presenting prizes at the wind-up of ate Blueband Radio said that mark, Egypt, Ethiopia, Guate­ them, were introduced. J termed a '"complete success" summer playgrounds scheme te: (top picture) Louise Carpenter, % people who went armed to the mala, Indonesia, Persia, New Zea­ 'Token" Action Called Ot? gates at Bermuda when a new courthouse today had been BERLIN, August 27 (JP). — The by official observers on the date can be fixed." of Prospect Field, for greatest attendance improvement; (centre) land, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Albert Tatem of Ord Road playground, checkers champion; and accused of annoying Europeans Syria, the Ukraine, Russia, tile West German Government re­ scene. Pending Negotiations ' The newspaper said that Sir because they were told they United Kingdom, and Yugoslavia. ported today that at least 11 Among those watching the Winston wants to "smooth out (bottom) Albert Thompson, captain of Somerset Naval Field should have obeyed their para­ East Germans have been executed cricket team. mount chief, Mwase, who advised Against were Bolivia, Brazil, as leaders of the June 17 anti- ! drills were high-ranking LONDON, August 27 ((Reuter) differences arising over them to go unarmed. The Radio C h i l,e, (Nationalist) China Communist uprising, but said that | officials of the U.S. Coast Britain's Communist-led elec­ Korean and global strategy" said Africans In Chief Mwase's Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, its figures were only a minimum. i Guard, the U.S. Jtfavy Depart­ trical trades union today agreed before there is any form of a territory are trying to depose Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El A survey by the Bonn Ministry ment, the Director of Civi| to call off a "strategic" strike of Big Four meeting. him. Salvador, Greece, Haiti, Honduras, of all-German Affairs said also 2,000 men pending wage revision Two corporals and a court Nicaragua, Pakistan, Panama, that three rioters had been given Aviation in Bermuda, Wing negotiations. During the months of May, Taxi Regulations Are messenger had been sent to in­ Continued on Paft tl Continued oa P»ge 2 Commander E. M. Ware, the Tbe union, which pulled men June and the early part of July vestigate the position. "Hie mes­ Pilot Warden, Capt. S. Burns, out of 10 specially selected indus­ reports of tiie planned Big Three senger was set on by a crowd of trial plants throughout tite meeting in the Colony were con­ j and representatives of several stantly pn the front pages of Africans who stripped him, and Not Heard Ot For A Month of the commercial airlines country, ordered the strikers to Eased At Kindley Base then moved on to another native resume work on Monday when newspapers throughout the world. village. which serve Bermuda. the new talks begin. The conference was first set for Several R.A.F. planes from Planes from the Coast Guard The decision followed long dis­ around June 15, but the inability Bermuda's taxi drivers have Southern Rhodesia have been air detachment, under the com­ cussions at the Ministry of Labour of the French to form a govern­ VIET NAM FREEDOM spotting over the area for bands mand of Commander James A. in which the employers' group— ment caused a postponement received a compliment from ef Africans roaming the district 2 Red Marshals' AbsenceCornish , carried out a practice ! the National Federated Electrical until June 28. ; Colonel G. W. Peterson; Com­ TALKS WITH FRENCH for several days. Police have interception in co-operation with I Association, agreed to consider Arrangements went ahead for manding Officer of Kindley been reinforced by men from personnel of the Coast Guard the wage demands of the union. the conference. The Mid-Ocean Air Force Base. The compli­ Tanganyika. Search and Rescue Group under Hotel were selected as the sites The association, which repre­ and for accommodating delega­ ment takes the form of a re­ Emperor Bao Dai Seeks Thought Significant the command of Commander J.
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