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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Thursday, Norombar J, 1959
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Ruffy, a collie dog, kept 3-year-old Douglas Sizer warm as the two of
them snuggled in sleep Tuesday while lost in a forest in Whitinsville,
Mass. Night temperatures there are now in the low forties. When found
yesterday two miles from home, Doug was taken to a hospital. Ruffy,
? ;ranted visitors’ privileges, nuzzles the boy who wakes with a faint smile
or his friend.—AP Wirephoto.
U. N. Council Receives
Laos Probers' Report
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,
Nov. 5 (AP>.—The United Na
tions’ Fact-Finding Commi tee
on Laos today handed the Se
curity Council a report which
was understood to contain
no evidence that Communist
troops had been sent in.o the
little Indo-Chinese kingdor”.
rr 'h“ foyv.n?*ion committee,
Which made an on-the-scene
inquiry, gave its report to Am
bassador Jorge Illueca of Pan
ama, Council president. It was
not made public immediately.
Non-Communist members of
the Council were reported hoo
lng the problem could be
passed temporarily to Secretary
General Dag Hammarskiold.
who is expected to go to Laos
on another peace-seeking mis
sion.
Informed sources said West
ern Council members suddenly
lost interest in taking up the
explosive case after the fact*
finding team they sent to Laos
reported this week.
Evidence of Aid Reported
The team report°dlv found
evidence that Communist North
Viet Nam sent arms and fcod
to Red Laotian rebeles but that
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it found no proof North Viet
Namese troops had crossed the
border.
Informed sources said the
Laotian government offered to
bring in prisoners to back up
their claim that North Viet
Namese were actually fighting
in Laos. But the sources said
when the fact-finders asked
to see the prisoners they were
not produced.
Mr. Hammarskjold has re
portedly told delegates he
would be willing to make a
brief visit to Laos—if the
council agreed—in an attempt
to steady the situation.
The Russians reportedly are
dubious about such a trip, but
they have agreed to discuss it
with Mr. Hammarskjold.
Reds Expected to AgTee
1 Observers feel that the Soviets
will agree in the end to Mr.
Hrmmarskjold making the trip
1 since it would probably forestall
a move to send a permanent
IU. N. “fire watch!’ mission to
Laos,
The Soviet delegation an
nounced last week that it was
against sending any mission to
Laos and said there was no
question of its "supporting or
even tacitly agreeing” to such
a step.
Mr. Hammarskjold has been
engaged in diplomatic ex
changes on the Laotian case
since last January, when Laos
told the U. N. that North Viet
Namese troops had joined the
Laotian rebels in occupying
some of her northern border
villages. There have been per
sistent reports that the Laotian
I government already has Invited
Mr. Hammarskjold to visit it.
U. N. Group to Meet
Paul H. Nitze, former head
of the Policy Planning Com
mittee of the State Depart
ment, will speak at a meeting
of the American Association
for the United Nations, Cap
ital Area Division, at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Brookings Insti
tution, 722 Jackson place N.W.
Bardot May Be Lonely
PARIS. Nov. 5 (AP).—Jac
aues Charrier, 23. husband of
Brigitte Bardot, leaves today
to begin his military service.
He will start as a cadet at a
cavalry tank school near
Saumur on the Loire River.
He is the son of a retired
colonel.
Alliance With Pakistan
Ruled Out by Nehru
NEW DELHI. Nov. 5 (AP).—
Prime Minister Nehru today re
jected suggestions of a defense
alliance with Pakistan and said
the Indian army can defend
the nation’s borders against
Communist China "adequately
and efficiently’’ If it has to.
Mr. Nehru told his monthly
news conference that his firm
policy Is still to seek peaceful
settlement of the border dis
pute with Peiping "Just as it
also Is our firm policy to fight
if necessary.”
He expressed confidence the
dispute would not develop into
war between the two countries.
If It does, Mr. Nehru warned,
"it would not remain an Iso
lated, limited thing. Jhe rest
of the world would be drawn
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France Eases
Import Quotas
PARIS, Nov. 5 (AP).—Quota
restrictions on many goods
from the United States, Canada
and countries in the European
Economic Co-operation Organ
ization were lifted by France
today.
Among several hundred ar
ticles affected were textiles,
clothing for men. women and
children, building materials,
household gadgets, tools, com
mercial refrigerators, cameras
and farm machinery.
The French action came In
the wake of Britain’s announce
ment yesterday that British
markets are opening next to a
vast array of American and
West European goods long
barred under import quotas.
The French announcement
was published In the govern
ment's official journal.
The OEEC had asked its 17
member nations to lift import
restrictions progressively over
a period of years. The United
States and Canada are associate
members.
In addition to the quotas def
initely lifted, the government
has temporarily suspended cus
toms dues on many foodstuffs
which may be imported freely
until end of the year. This is to
make up a domestic production
shortage due to drought.
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Mr. Nehru declared, however,
that Indian has no Intention of
i seeking outside *id or alliances,
i “We are rather allergic to milt-
I tary alliances anywhere, in any
way,” he added.
The Prime Minister's com
ments followed a private meet
ing, yesterday at which mem
' bers of his Congress Party in
i Parliament angrily questioned
■ him about the border situa
tion. A spokesman for the
> group, said it "expressed strong
i and grave concern on the
border situation and conveyed
> the feeling of the people and
> their fear that India has been
• weak.”
Angered by Question
- India replied yesterday to a
1 Red Chinese note denying re
sponsibility for the October 21
clash in Ladakh Province of
Kashmir, in which nine Indian
policemen were killed and 10
captured by Chinese troops.
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Tibetan territory and repeated
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