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Malik Return To UN Council Due Tomorrow LAKE SUCCESS, N. a 11. --HP)--The Russian walkout from the United National security council may end quickly because Soviet Delegate Jacob A. Malik probably well return to vote tomorrow on his resolution to throw out Nationalist China, observers said today. Defeat Assured Defeat of the motion appeared inevitable, however, because only five mi-mljcrs of the 11-nation council liavc recognized the new Communist government in China.

There an even chanve, therefore, that Malik would stalk from the council chamber again, as he did yesterday when he was unable to get immediate action on his challenge to the present of Chinese Delegate Tingfu F. Tsiang. Malik repeated the 1945 action of Andrei Gromyko, best-known of HID Russian "no-men" at tbe UN. i lie left within a few minutes after the meeting Marled, declaring he would boycott the security round! meetings "until the representative of the i is removed." India Silent Tsiang, president of the council for January, ruled that Malik's resolution to withdraw recognition o( Tsiang's credentials c-juld not come to an immediate vote. The council to uphold chair with only Yugoslavia supporting Russia, and India abstaining.

Tsiang ordered the council to meet again tomorrow when it will vole on Malik's motion. The walkout precipitated a crisis in the UN. With Russia not participating in its meetings, it would be impossible for the security council to take any substantive action, since a vote on any such issue requires a i a i vote of all five iwrmanent of the council. Not Dangerous But although the situation was i i a few regarded it as disastrous for the UN. Observers re called that GromyXp walked out oJ the security council in 1946, pro testing approval of a United States resolution to put the Iranian situa tion on its agenda.

The council con i to meet in his absence anc 10 days dour Russian was back in his place. in both the council chair was occupied by China. In 1946, Dr. Quo Tai Chi presided. The Russian action was interpreted here as a manifestation of solidarity with Chinese Communist Lcarler Mao Tze-tung, holding extended conferences in Moscow.

Previously it had been believed that Malik would content himself a denunciation of the Nationalists. A a a Chiang Kal-shfli leans over to say goodbye lo a friend is she boards plane before takeoff on i to join her husband on the Island of Formosa. In center is Dr. Wellington Koo, Nationalist China's ambassador lo the United Slates. Missimo Deplores U.S.

Deception; Off for Orient By A H. BARTHOLOMEW United Press Staff Correspondent Mmc. Chiang Kai-shek flew a i fruitlessly for 13 months Kay St. Germain To Divorce Carson HOLLYWOOD, Jan. Ttadio Singer Kay St.

Germain sale today she will seek a divorce a ond time against Screen Comedian Jack Carson. Her first attempt 10 end her a riage to film and radio star failed October 23, 194rff because Superior Judge Frank G. Swain said sbc didn't have enough evi dence lo warrant a decree. They remained separated, although Mis: St. a i called off her suit.

She explained their young sor and daughter caused her "to wai so long." The Carsons were mar ried in August, 1940. Formosa today, convinced that propaganda "beyond anything ever set before nation' 1 has turned Americans against her plea for aid to the Nationalists, "In the deception the Communist threat is as great Tor them (Americans) as for China," she warned during a four-hour pause last night before she boarded a Pan-American Clipper at Mills field enroutc to make a "last dilch" stand at the side of her husband in the Nationalists' island retreat, Americana Deceived American people do not know the truth," she said, adding that "soon the map makers will print China in red ink and children may be a that China is a satellite, a a province of the Soviet Empire. "They have been deceived by ropaganda beyond anything ever et before a a i "When the American people the when it comes to heir logical minds through their iemocraUc press and radio that hey have been deceived--and in he deception the Communist threat as great for them as for China righteous wrath will sweep away falsehoods. Left at Midnight "No people on earth are capable of moral indignation as the American And as Lincoln well said, 'No one can fool all the people all of the Mme. Chiang's plane, which wii carry her as far as the Philippines where a Nationalist transport is sehemiled to pick her up, took of at 12:01 a.

m. (PST). She was due to arrive in Honolulu it 7:15 a. (HSTJ. Pan American Airways official! took a security precaution with the plane that carried her to Formosa.

It. was kept under guan Cor an answer to appeals to help the beleagured Nationalists, now threatened with an invasion of i island sauctuary from Ihe Communist-held mainland, Impromptu Conference "God will not fail us. We will not falter. Please pray for us," she said from lounge in the restaurant of the airport, where she held her impromptu press conference. She said that she already had said almost everything she had in tended to say to the American peo pie in her "farewell" in New York ty Sunday night but had jotted wn a "few ideas" during the arly 13 H-hour trip to San Fran SCO.

Mme. Chiang read these ter exacting a promise from Runoff Seen In JC Election San Junior coilcge students vvenl to the polls yesterday to elect spring term officers and by a close vole named several winners and also selected others who will take part ia a runoff vote tomorrow for final choice. Barbara McFadden was named secretary of the student body: Jack I Madden, treasurer; Doug Wilson. athletic manager; Paul Marianetti, rally commissioner, and Belly Lou Really low Ecphomore representative. Cecil Riley led in Ihe race for the presidency and will battle with George Walters tomorrow for Ihe Jim' McCready and Bob Metcalf in the finals for the vice- i i a Bolster and Joyce Kaufmann run again for high soph representative, and Sally Gosncll'and Don Tatensian reached the finals in the rare for high frosh representative.

The Associated Men Students elected Francis You. popular student leader, as president; John Kane, vice-president, and Charles Vclta, secretary-treasurer. Associated Women Students lose Nettie Shaver as president; hyJlis Holland, vice-president; osebi Harvey, secretary; Barara Jlcnry, treasurer Marilyn aker, high sophomore represen- ative; Sue Harbison, low soph rop- esentdtivc, and Barbara Jackson, igh frosh representative. The Women's Athletic assooa- ion a Sue Cockroft as the 10w president; Marilyn Sposito. ice-president: Margaret I.anphier, ecretary, and Nancy Shackleton, pring treasurer.

The election was conducted nder the supervision of Andy 'astillo, election" chairman, Olen student president this erm, and assisting committee WORLD RELIGION DAY PROGRAM SPEAKERS: Hev. Reuben Hinder, Cantor. Temple Emanuel. S. F.

Ralph Richardson, IHirlingamc Church Parvis a i Persian Student Frederick Babo, Baba'i Dr. Slrocssler, a i a MUSIC NONETTIC CLOSK I1ANKO, Pianist BL-RLIKGAME WOMAN'S CLUB 217 Park Road, Rurlingamc Sunday, January 15j 2 P. l. All Arc Welcome--N'o Admission or Collection Sponsored by the Baha'is of Millbr.ie, Rnrlingair.c, San Matco A A 11. 1050 A TIMES -5 I A A I efasfuons Coordinated 124 THIRD AVENUE SAN (WEO.CALIFCHNIA fW Dbmn 3-8207 PERIAT and SONS DISPLAY 1950 PLYMOUTH all day and no last minute pack ages were taken aboard.

Debt to Christianity Just before she stepped aboard Mme. Chiang, daughter of a Metho dist missionary.and Wellesley-edu cated, turned briefly to mention th Christian spirit in her country. "China owes a great deal Christianity and to the Christia spirit," she said. "The Chines Christians have been taught tha Christ died on the cross becaus lie would not compromise wit certain principles. The Chines Christians are taking their inspir; Miss Jacqueline deV.

South, 19, (ion from the example of Chri: a of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and together with the America South. 633 Twenty ninth avenue, Christians are praying i San Matco, was resting comfortably Mow Process at Memorial hospital today, Jacqueline South Under Operation following an emergency operation last evening (or acute appendicitis. The operation was pronoynced successful by Dr.

Rexford McBride. Burlingame. operating surgeon. Miss South is a graduate of Mercy High schooi and at present is studying art at San Mateo Junior college, prior to entering the University of California. Cole Bros.

Circus Sold to Otis Firm CHICAGO, Jan. The famed Bros, circus, second largest in show business, has bien Fold to the Otis Circus corporation, A Charles H. Watson announced today. Watson said he was acting for (he Otis firm. The circus was purchased from Hoosier Circus corporation and the deal was closed at Indianapoiis.

He would not disclose the purchase price. Cole Bros, circus is now in winter quarters near i a i Fla. Missing Centervllle Girl Believed Here San Mateo police today were a to help in the search for a 16-year-old girl, missing from her Ccnterville, home, and believed to have run away. Tony Swcda of Cenlervilla toM police his daughter. Join Alice, had disappeared, and he thought she might have obtained in this area, lie described her as 530 pounds, five feet, inches tall, with eyes and a i DERIVATIVE The word meander comes from the i i Maear.dcr i o' A i a i Qt'lTE RELir.lOVS i i i a Ala has 452 churches.

The map-makers, she said at he press conference, will be wrong. "Step by step, little by littl but surely, we wir out the red ink from the map may cost us our lives to era the infamy. But no cost is too hig ro life too valuable compared the enormity and necessity o( Uik before us. must be free!" She a these statements lo reporters gathered at Miils field i a i a airport after a i New York City where she members. iwsmen that no questions woutc 3sJicd.

Then she was hustled of an official reception by the Chi ese colony at the headquarter the powerful Chinese Six com anies. Praises Chinese There she praised the Chinese jpulatlon of the United States lo icir support during the 1911 revo ition and the last war. "If everybody here does the! uty and we in China do ours ill win. We i never give up to i ie Communists. I 'In the terrible days of the Jap- nese agression all contributed to ur victory.

We now face an enemy nore terrible than the Japanese-- ie Chinese Communists who have alien ideology we all now is unsuited to China and seeks to destroy ihe culture nd ideals built up over hundreds years. I hope the next time we again our country will be nd prosperous." Officials There In western dress and wearing a orsage of orchids, she spoke be- ore a backdrop of huge pictures jf the generalissimo and Sun Yat- sen. Sitting among the Chinese along the long, felt-covered table over which tea and Chinese delicacies were served were Lt. Gen. Albert C.

Sixth army commander and a i army commander in the China theatre. Urs. Wedemeyer and Mrs. C. M.

Cooke, wife of retired Adm. C. Cooke, former commandant of the United States naval force in the Western Pacific, were present. Mme. Chiang was greeted at the airport by Mrs.

Cooke and a delegation that included T. K. Chang, Chinese consul general in San Francisco; Albert Y. Wong, president of the Six companies and Albert Chow, leading Democrat in Sar Francisco's Chinatown and persona! friend of President Truman. Gov Earl Warren was represented Brig.

Gen. Floyd W. Stewart of the California a i a guard and Dr J. C. Goiger, San Francisco's nowned health officer, represented the city.

W. K. Yu, Chinese secretary to Mme. Chiang, and James Yu, Na tionalist ambassador to Italy, are i with her to Formosa. Daughter of Envoy Denies Film Romance HOLLYWOOD, Jan.

Sharman Douglas' Hollywood date handsome Peter Lawford but she denies any romance uith the bobby- sox idol. She met the actor in New York -ity two weeks ago and was seen in several Gotham night spots with him. Last night, Lawford's parents. Sir Sidney and Lady gave a cocktail party for the daughter of the United States ambassador to England. Lawford and Hiss Douglas then attended the Pancho Gonzales-Jack Kramer pro tennis match.

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