War III Talk Foolish, Says Jap Premier

Yosbida Urges People To Keep Their Heads

Tokyo, Dec 31 (#) — Premier Shifcru Ycwhid* said in a year-end ttateraent today that it would be fool­ish far anyone to consider the Korean war a prelude to World War UL

The Korean incident which arose all of a sudden last June with the in­vasion by North Korean forces into South Koreaa still goes on,** said Yo-•hida. "But it would be foolish for anyone to take it as a prelude to World War III and go about bewil­dered and panic-stricken, as though our country were about to be thrown into the tumult of a global conflict.

-A third wcrW war fpeSh the rwk of cMlbatioa and the aawibi-\Miom of aaankhad. No goreramewt, however braced and rnthlee*, wonid dare atari h. Does not history prwre ghat a war waged without a

"The United Nations forces have repeatedly declared their determin­ation not to abandon Korea or with-

/drew from the peninsula," Yoahida * continued. "We should not cause

needless unrest among our people by talking of the imminence of danger. Nor would it be becoming of us as a great nation to be frightened by base­less rumors and false alarms.

"On the other hand," be added, "it would also be rash to conclude that this trouble in Korea is going to be settled quickly. Communism and democracy are incompatible. We should be prepared for the continu­ation for some time to come of the hold war of nerves between the two-worlds. • n i h i l i a Needed

The groundless reports and ru­mors that reach our ears are them­selves an indication that this war of nerves has come upon us. What is needed at this juncture is the spirit of patriotism and independence and a firm resolve to stay on the side of enact, freedom and justice in the arena of international relations.

I t would be cowardly,'* he con-ctedsl "to look to the right and to the left in doubt and indecision and seek to preserve ourselves by expedi­ents and makeshifts."

Postal Pay Day-Tough OD Public

Los Angeles. Dec 31 (j|>--Pay day at the local post office: More than 7.000 holiday employes were lined up for three blocks. \

Extra police had to bcjcalkd to quiet yesterday's confusion. And to­day officers told the one about the

harrassed gent of the bunch. The man was frantically elbowing"

the pay hungry mob until took him in hand.

Mac!" the offender shout­ed. "AH Tm trying to do is mail a letter."

F. S. An officer mailed it for him.

Antiaircraft Unit to Guard Gotham Area

New York, Dec. 31 OP)—For the fust time since World War II end­ed, a regular Army antiaircraft'artil­lery group has been assjgned to the New York metropolitan area, the First Army announced today.

The Army said the group, two bat­

talions of about 1,000 men each, will be moved here from Ft Devens, Mass.

Advance parties arrived Friday, the Army said, and the others are to ar­rive Tuesday.

One battalion will be based at Ft. Totten in Bayside, Queens, the other at Ft Tilden, pn Rockaway Beach also in Queens.

The primary purpose of the move, the Army said, is for training, but the group also wiU provide antiair­craft protection for the area.

Col. Greenly, 65, Industrialist, Dies

Reading, Eng., Dec 31 (/P)—Lieut Col. Sir John Henry Maitland Green­ly, 65, industrialist, died tonight at Calcot Hill, his home, near here.

Sir John was controller-general of the British Supply Board in the United States and Canada during 1938-39. He also served on Britain's advisory panel of industrialists on rearmament prior to World War Two.

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