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THE CHINA MAIL, MON DAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1946.
BEVIN CARRYING BRITAIN'S BLUEPRINT FOR GERMANY
London, Nov. 2.
The brief which the Foreign Minister, Mr. Ernest Bevin, will use when the future of Germany "Is discussed by the Council of Foreign Minis- ters in New York on Nov. 2, is still under pre- paration, it was authoritatively stated in Lon- don tonight.
The latest and fullest guide to British policy in Germany remains the detailed statement which Mr. Bevin made to the House of Commons in last month's foreign affairs debate. Reports of a six-point British plan for Germany which appeared in London tonight are not consider- ed accurate in authoritative quarters.
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The first point, political" unity of Germany excluding the Kuhr and, the Saar, ́ is considered by political quarters
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RUSSIA BUILDS Near East
A La Russe
NEW CITY
London, Nov. Moscow radio, reports that Russia in building a new city planned for B4000 population nt the Baku petroleum area
Caspian sen near the
The city, named Sumgait, in in Rumian Azerbaijan, › north of Persion „territory of
Azerbaijan.
The Rrarian
city is to have even indus- tries, principally" to supply petroleum equipment For operations. Aociated Press.
to be particularly wide of the Plot Nipped
mark.
Britain, as Mr. Bevin statel.
is agreed that the Saar shoul In Bud
Caracas, Nov. 3. Nine persons have been
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Moscow, Nov. 2.
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A strong attack on the British and American policies in Arabi countries was launched today by the Soviet newspaperi "Pravda in an article by its international observer, British troops are
ver, Boris Lcontyev. Saying that
still stationed in practically all such countries, the Soviet writer continues:-"Not only the British but the Americans as well arc trying in their own way to dia- pose of the destinies of the Arab countries."
After referring to President Truman's call for the admission of another 100,000 Jews into Palestine, Leontyev says: "A big and complicated game is poing on go to France, but political
around the small Arab countries. severance of the Ruhr from
"Recently from Ankara canie for the Germany is not part
An unexpected appeal of any rested for plotting to overthrow
of a union of Arab British proposals now under the Venezuelan Government, the creation preparation.
Ministry of Interior announced countries to be headed by non-
Arab Turkey. It said the plot was discovered before last Sunday's clections and that it involved two former Pre- sidents at present in exile in the
London, Nev. 2. Reports reaching the Foreign
On the second point, Bri- | todny. Office about the conduct of last Sunday's general election in But-tain's ultimate acceptance of a garla indicate that conditions on central German Government is nelling day itself were relatively implied in the Potsdam agree fair but that a campaign of ter-ment, which stated that there rer had preceded the voting, A Foreign Ofive spokesman stated in London this morning.
"The broad conclusion" he said. "to be drawn From the reports received is that there was severe terrorism during the election campaign, which Was no doubt strongly reflected in the result. There appears
to have been a marked falling off of this terror on polling day itself and the op- position, although doubtless in fluenced by fear of reprisals and by the uncertainty as to whether the vote was in fact secret, ap- pear to have been in general free to ease their votes."
Asked whether the reports of terrorism received in London in dicated that murder and physical violence had been employed, the Foreign Officee spokesman said that physical violence had "cer- tainly been employed" in break ing up opposition meetings..
two
was to be no central German Government for the time be ing.
United States,
The Ministry said the plot was ripped in the bud with the dis- covery of letters exchanged be- tween conspirators insidé and outside the country.Associated Fress,
ARRESTS IN -BUDAPEST
Possible "Solution But unlike the statements of State James Secretary of Byrnes and M. Josef Stalin, Mr. Bevin's latest statement-na- Germany indicated that Britain at present is willing only to hand over administration
Budapest, Nov, 2. the German authorities on
The arrest of between 300 and provincial (lander) level.
1400 merchants by the economic -Soviet participation in inter-police has brought a sudden halt national economic control of to speculation in United States the Ruhr if the Soviet authori- dollars.
They are accused of aiding and t:es would agree to some form
speculation in foreign
to
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of international economic, con- Bbetting teel of eastern Germany is one currency and gold, also profiteer of the possible solutions of the ing and withholding goods from Ruhr problem discussed by the the public while awaiting price Cabinet before Mr. Bevin left increases.-Associated Press. for the United States. But it is hidlieved that his aspect of British policy towards Germany is still undecided.
He added that Britain was under no obligation to recognise the Bulgarian Government unless opposition representatives were included
The same is true of the pro- in the Bulgarian. Government as agreed at Moscow, posal which is believed to have in December, 1945. He said that been ventilated in London that there was nothing in the conduct rations throughout Germany of last Sunday's elections to make shaild be coordinated at a tar- Britain anxious to change her get figure of 2,000 calories. attitude.--Reuter,
LEANDER REPORT
of
DENIED
Trieste, Nov. 2. Captain Ruthven, commander the 7,270 tons British cruiser Leander, tonight denied reports that she was fired on and damaged by Albanian shore batteries when passing through the channel between the Al- banian coast and Corfu 10 days
ago.
1/
Only Tentative
The suggestion that Britain will propose occupation of the Ruhy by an international mili- tary force is regarded as im- probable by informed observers here.
The fifth point of Mr. Bevin's alleged brief- 50 per cent reduction of all agreed repara- tions-is also considered to be wide of the mark..
Though well-informed quar
"Now the Arabs are confront-
ed with the dilemma of either to join the imperialist military blos and thereby to enter the path of enslavement or to continue to struzzia for liberation from all imperialist bondage.
Thy small Arab countries de- mand the freedom, independence end integrity of their territories. They do not want their destinies to be decided without them or contrary to their will. They can seg, that this is not merely a matter of Palestine nor of place and conditions for settling Jewish immigrants.
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"The question is whether man- dates and other forms of colonial domination are to be abolished once and for all, whether foreign troops are to be withdrawn, for- eign intervention stopped and Arab eruntries given
real in- OUR dependence or whether on pint sible excuses Arab interests are 3HOWS to be sacrificed again in the strug gle of imperialist forces for TO-DAY, domination in the Near East."
Reuter.
Britain's Swords As Plowshares
(By Richard Tompkins)
London, Nov. 2.
Britain has put her "plowshares" on display. In the process of beating down her swords she has produced scorchproof saucepans, inflatable lounge chairs, streamlined bicycles, air-condi- tioned beds and other products evolved out of wartime techniques.
Periscope prism makers have created decanters, jugs and tumblers with line drawings-horn- pipe or rondo or whirligig.
better
Wartime camouflage designers machines that turned out the air- ters here believe that not all re responsible for the refreshing craft fuel system.
decor of the display after the War: A waterproof suit worn the conclusions reached by the
of austerity. They have by air crews during long periods Cabinet when discussing Ger- years many were made public by Mr. turned the old, historic Victoria in extreme cold or when ditched
the sca......Peace: The Leander has definitely Bevin in the House of Com-and Albert museum into a show-in not been fired on at any time," mons, those which were not replace rivalling, if not surpassing, raincoats to withstand the dreary Captain Ruthven said after the vealed then are believed to be some of the fantastic exhibit halls drizzle of London.
War: Manchester Leander berthed here to replace still tentative, and to differ in the prewar New York World's
Stair. 3.
"Jewels" used as. pivots the United Stater light cruiser many respects from the report Side by side with their war-like bearings in aircraft instruments' Fargo which is shortly leaving. of British policy which appear origins in this "Britain can make...Peace: "Jewels for watches -Renter.
ed here tonight.-Reuter.
It" exhibition: are the domestic and clocks (But not for jewelry), articles which have been develop- | --Assocalted Press.
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A BRITISH CROSS WORD PUZZLE
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ed during the war.
A visitor may take the manu- facture of these peaceting pro- | ducts for granted. He would in- deed be enlightened to trace the metamorphosis from drab and utility wartime products to the peacetime freshness and colour of luxury goods.
Pots Eeturned
The housewife who gave up her pots and pans during the war- to provide for fighter planes, will sce beside the exhaust stub of aj | wrcoked Spitfire a better sauce-" pan that is being returned to her. In the war dt. was found that
exhaust stubs ander high speed burned but in 10 Dying hours. A refractory process was invented which extended the fento 2,000- hours, with internal temperatures of 1,480 degrees centigrade and Foutside temperatures of minus
40 degrees centigrade:
The process was applied to saucepans. Now the housewife- has a cooking pan with enamel- ling that will not crack over "Def] Barnes,
Guns To Chairs
TEe transtión continuca: War: A 8-poumi- inflatable camouflage run made of rubber and used to deceive the enemy. It could be packed in a smal
23. Ralues 27. Serene; 28. Potse; case and moved quickly over the 30. Tangle, 31, Egging: 32, Treat battlefold Peace: an in- DOWN: Galop; 2: Linen, a fiateble lounge chair for beach or Stern; 5. Tame; 6 Mantle, 7 garden. A Strews: 9. Lecture; 11. Itatil, 13. War: A Spltare crashed into Persont, 15. Ewer: 18. Arises; 13. the ruins of London... Peace: Eric 20, Simple: 21. Rising 24. pair of skiis made from laminat- Least 26, Ingle; 20. Spent: 26.d wood used in the Spitfire pro
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peller, an aluminium prum and pluminium gultcase developed, from the same process used in the aluminium construction the plane.
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