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Central Nations Supervision Said To Be ineffective
By CHARLES R. SMITH
United Press International !
Panmunjon, Korea -The
Neutral Nations Super-f
vibory eoiiiini.sjion (NXSC) in
Korea is one of the best argu
ments ai;ainsl establishment of
any neutral nations supervis
ion in Berlin. 1
Advocates of neutral con
trol in Berlin miRht do well i
to take a look at the NNSC '
j record and ponder this state-1
i ment by the armistice affairs
division of the United Nations
' cr.mmand in a booklet ex-;
! plaining (lie L'NC military
! armistice commission: "Krooi i
the very bffiinnjnR. the NNSC I
has been disappointingly in
effective." The NNSC, composed of
representatives from Switzer
land, Sweden, Czechoslovakia
and Poland, was able to do lit
tle from the lime it was set
up by the armistice agreement
in mid-l!)53. Bui for the pasl
five years or so it has been
able lo do nothing except
maintain a "presence."
UNC officials said this is
of some value. Some feel it
is the only valuable function
the NNSC is able lo perform
because of limitations placed
down by both North and
South Korea.
I The presence of the NNSC
! members, said Col. Wheeler
G. Merriam, secretary of the
; UNC Military Armistice com
I mission (UNCMAC), is ' a
I great deterrent to aggression."
j The NNSC was set up by
I the armistice agreement, sign
jed in July, 1953. Its function
i was to make certain that
j neither side built up military
I strength above pre armistice
j levels. At the same time neu
, Iral nations inspection teams
were established under NNSC
! control to check on shipments
I of arms and men into North
I and South Korea.
The Communists blocked
the work of the inspection
teams from the start, refusing
to submit required reports. In
February, 1954. the North
Korean army sent a letter to
the NNSC in response to a
UNC request for inspection of
entry of airplanes into Nortn
Korea in violation of the ar
mistice agreement.
"Our side resolutely will
not agree lo investigations
being conducted in our area
on the basis of slanderous
charges by the UNC side," the
letter said.
No Answer
The Communists were ask
ed immediately on what basis
in.spection would be permit
ted. But they never answered.
From that moment, the in-'
! spection teams were dead.
i But it was not until the
1 70th meeting of the armistice
I commission on May 31, 19513,
that the UNC got around to
barring the Czech and Polish
members of the NNSC from
South Korea. The UNC stated
j then that it was barring the
i Czechs and Poles because of
Communist obstruction of the
NNSC operations and because
of obvious espionage activi-1
ties of the Czechs and Poles
on their visits to South Korea.
Today, the Czechs and Poles
cannot enter South Korea.
The Swiss and Swedish mem
bers may enter North Korea,
and often do, but only by in
vitation. From the time the "neu
tral" members were elected
by the UNC and Communists
sides, they have been re
ferred to as "our" neutrals
and "their" neutrals.
Retail Food Prices
Increase in Seattle
Seattle UPI' Retail food
prices in Seattle increased 1.1
per cent during July over tha
figure of a year earlier, the
Labor Department's Bureau of.
Labor Statistics reported
Tuesday.
However, the bureau added
that its food index showed
prices declined U.4 per cent
between June and July.
POPULATION HUB
Ottawa Province of On
tario contains the most heav
ily populated region within
the whole Dominion of
Canada.
CANDY MAKER FINED
Leicester, England iliPl A
candy maker was fined Soi
Tuesday for making sweets
1 that did not contain the prop
l er "substance." One of the
i firm's candies was found to
! contain a piece of wire ona
i and a half inches long.
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CahMIVaL SWING-With a look of Kennedy determination
on her face, little Caroline Kennedy puts a litlle push into a
boalswing during a visit to a carnival al Ravello, Italy. Tin;
President's daughter is vacationing with her mother in Italy.
The youngster in the foreground is unidentifird. (UPI)
Ncuropharmadf)!'
Talks to
NEW... ALL NEW.
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By FREDERICK H. TREESH
United Press International
New York -Ull'li- "Is it true
there is no cure for the com
mon cold''," one girl student
asked the guest speaker in her
classroom.
Assured by Ihe guest, a drug
company neuropil!) mycolo
gist, that there now was no
known cure, the girl added:
"Isn't it strange that for all
the thousands of years people
have been getting colds no one
found a cure."
Dr. Samuel Irwin, chief
neurnpharmacologisl for the
Shering corporation then told
the class that a vaccine for
preventing colds may tic de
veloped within Ihe next five
years.
"We'll have a man on the
moon by that lime, and a cold
is such a simple thing," an
other student observed.
Children Hear
The students who heard Dr.
Irwin briefly trace the his
tory of drugs and then ques
tioned him with surprising
depth were scvcn-ycar-okls -second
graders in the Hunter
college elementary school, ll
special lacility lor gifted chil
dren, Irwin was one of a series of
visitors who have discussed
their professions with the tal
ented youngsters. Previous
gtiesls included an architect,
a musician, a science writer,
a podiatrist and the New York
Lily investigations commis
sioner. The program is in line
with the school s policy of em
phasizing enrichment, rather
tn.in inccleralion, in teaching
the students whose lQ's aver
n ; " Kill.
"Why arc some of you
sm.iilcr ai.u sotiie of you hig
her.' What have you got in
your whole body, even your
him '.'" li win asked of the sec
oii'l iMiuler.s.
"Chemical rompoiinds." an
swered one girl to the amaze
ment of the guesl.
"Why does the doctor some
limes give you a shot ol vac
cine rather than a pill.''' Ir
win asked.
A boy responded: "To grl
the medicine right ml o your
blood. If it went into your
mouth, it inlijht not get to the
right place."
Another boy told of a chem
ical experiment he performed
at home ("after my mother
went to bed "). lie said he mix
ed baking soda and water
"and it fizzed out of the glass "
"You got carbon dioxide,"
Irwin told the boy.
"Oh, we know about thai,"
volunteered a girl nearby.
For nearly an hour, the dis
cussion of drugs mid chemicals
continued. II covered such
subjects as why a person's
skin turns black and blue
when it's bruised, how cells
divide and form new cells and
skin pigmentation.
It ended with this question
from a girl in the back row:
"How could tliis happen'.'
night after I had my tonsils
out, I developed a posl-uasiil
drip."
Tuliy Elected to
Head Association
Comillis ITh- Hi- John IV
Tutly of tlii' INu'ilu- BntlpiMc.il
Station. N.inaitno, II C, '1 iu's
day niHht was advnrrci lo ihe
presidency "f the American
Association lor Hie Advance
ment of Science.
lie succeeds Dr. Melvin Cal
vin of the Universiiy of Cal
ifornia. Or. Phil F!, Clnuch, Univer
siiy of Waj-lunlon mcteorolo
nisi, was named pre ident
ifier.. He will like of tier at
next year's mreiuis;.
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