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MacArthur Called : a instruments, ‘Maniac’ by Vishinsky Paul H. Rinne,

president, anBULLETIN

nounced today. LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Dec. ~~ Since returning 6 (UP)—A 13-nation appeal to from two years the Chinese Communists not te in Florida to his drive into South Korea was home at 5930 sent to Peking with an implied-<W-a s h i h gton assurance that the United Na- Bivd., he has retions also would respect the 38th activated “the

Parallel, Indian sources said Knot Hole Band 3

which started 20 Mr. Rinne ERR years ago for the free training of By BRUCE W. MUNN yonng musicians under the sponnited Press Staff Correspondent sorship of the Junior Chamber of

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.. Commerce. Dec. 6 — Russian Foreign

"Minister Andrei V. Vishinsky S f 2 d Pi told the United Nations today, d ety i oar dis that the countries which have

appealed to Communist China New Tow-In Law

to halt at the 38th Parallel were Measure Directed

those which supported “that war , maniac, MaeArthur’ when he At Parking Violators The Safety Board prepared a

drove into North Korea. It was the first reference in the General Assembly to the appeal jonfative draft of a traffic tow-in issued last night by 13 Asian and ordinance today to replace an old Arab nations, which called for a/one questioned by the legal deguaradtee that the Chinese Reds partment. would not push southward across. pegigned to support the mayor's the 38thrParallel in pursuit of drive to clear traffic congestion Gen. Douglas MacArthur's re- here, the new measure is specitreating United Nations troops. ) Mr. Vishinsky's slighting refer- tors, ence to the appeal might indicate Howard Fieber, member of the 2 possible split between Moscow Safety Board and the mayor's and Peking. Washington's foreign traffic advisory committee, urged circles said the Chinese Commu- that tow-in costs be set at $5 per nists may have given India some car plus an additional $2-a-day Indication of willingness to halt storage charge. This would make their rampaging troops at the the total cost §7 for the first day. parallel, Continue Private Contract Speaking in an assembly sesh The board plans to continue sion called to approve the steer- ils private tow-in contract with ing committee's action in putting Pennsylvania Motor Inn, which the complaint against Peking's charged $3 per car, plus 75 cents open “intervention” in Korea on [OF ®ach 24 hours of storage. The the agenda for full-dress debate, board may take action to bring Mr. Vishinsky declared: this figure in line with the rate - > . to be charged under the new The Chinese People's Govern- ordinance. ment Is ig for a peaceful ~... will be stored on any Satiierent of the Rorean question. property owned or leased by the y city, board members said. posals made by that government. ~ p)., Inspector Leolin Trout-

Cites ‘Warm Appeals’ man suggested the city's tow-in “ truck, authorized for purchase toAll their statements contained day, be assigned only to parking warm appeals for the settlement violation cases. The Pennsylvania of the Korean question by peace- Motor Inn truck then could be ful means and the withdrawal of used for emergency and accident American forces from Korea — cases, he said. which would be tantamount to the -— end of the Korean War.” SOMETHING TO PRAY FOR But, the Russjan said, the ‘RO ORTIC IY . United Nations has not answered ¢ LAKE ue Sdn aT the Chinese Communists’ appeals: go oq its delegates and guesiz a “Having crossed the 38th Par- “meditation room” today where allel, he said “the American the crisis-weary can pray and sit forces acted with the approval, in silent contemplation over the among others, of certain powers state of world affairs, UN Secwho now have appealed for the retary-General Trygve Lie orChinese People's Government to dered the room opened yesterday halt at the 38th Parallel. At that/in response to the pleas of many time, the ‘powers which have now religious organizations.

made this appeal supported the MacArthur march northward. ; 5 b wm LIRA SPECIALS

Now they make appeals for a halt at the 38th Parallel.” Observers recalled that India, the prime mover in the message to the Chinese Communists, never approved the crossing by the United Nations forces into North Korea. Mr. Vishinsky appeared to be NEW attempting to destroy the tradi- A SYMPHONY OF ROSES tional Chinese-American friend Beoutiful Rose, Metal Gift ship which had been voiced in Boxes in a full variety of sizes for your Holiday Condy Needs 1-Ib. Rose Tin sav 3S 2b. Rose Tin ....... $2.50" 3b. Rose Tin ....... $3.50 5-1b. Rose Tin $5.50 Come in today 15 N. lilinois St, Li-2748 26 Monument PI. RI-1960

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previous United Nations debates by both U. 8. and Peking dele- - gates, : He repeated the Communist contention that Peking has not ordered its army into Korea and that only Chinese “volunteers” are fighting there, !

“MacArthur, the evil genius of our days, speaks of some Communist armed forces in Korea. But even the notorious report of MacArthur, that war maniac, does not contain a single word about the Chinese People’s Goverment” he said. .

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