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TOTAL COLD WAR TO BE WAGED ON RED IMPERIALISM Deliberations of the Atlantic Pact
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The North Atlantic Pact countries agreed today to wage total cold was against the throat of Soviet imperialism as the only way proscrve The threat of a third World War hung heavily over the Council of the North Atlantic Pact as the 12 Foreign Ministers opened their confer- ence at Lancaster House and devoted six hours to a general review of the cold war.
The Ministers issued an uninformativo communique at the end of the day, but the spokesman for one of the delegations disclosed that the Council was in comploto agraement that the cold war should be waged with total diplomacy if it was to be won and provented from turning into a hot war.
This spokesman said the theme that ran through all the speeches was the necessity for avery determined effort by everyone in the defence and ccunomic fields to defend peace
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RAID ON AFRICAN UNION
Nairobi, May 15.
The United States Secretory of The Elk Three"-France, the State, Doon Acheson, who was United States and Britain-have counter meeting decided that they must chalrican, opened, the with his evaluation of the cold Soviet moves vigorously. But the war. He told the Council the cold speeches made by the statesmen war would lost
and of 201 Indefinitely
of some of the smaller nationa that prompt and vigorous steps today are believed to have eritl-
eised this attitude. must be taken by the West now third World War. to provent
in He outlined the Soviet threat.
existence of West and the successful the Soviet rearmament programme
acaring fruition.
which is nearing
sirength,
Mr.
If Soviet power can be matched
Western with
believes, then the pos- sibility of another war
Actreson
Freatly decreased.
con be
pleaded that Many
measures
should: be avoided which might
endanger the
United Nations,
the
the
All the 12 Foreign Ministers, to have however, are belleved
can. endorsed
poneral cold war and clucions on the
reached relations with Russia by the conference of British, Fortlyn French and American Ministers Inst week-end,
relations with the... Date of present
objections zp: this
The British Foreign Secretary, the French
Kenya police today raided Ernest Bevin, and
the foffices of the East African Foreign Minister, Robert Schu- They concurred on the gravity
re-man, followed and then the other
Tracke
Union Congress,
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1980.
May Day arrest
An unidentified woman is acrtated in Trafalgar Square London, after. May, Day" demonstration by the London Trades Council Claches with police occurred when several thousand people converged on the Bquare. (AP Photo).
Kai Tak Dramatić. Society present play
moved all documents and artine. Ministers spoke and parti- Soviet, and none of the statesmen The Kai Tak Amateur Dramatic Society present: rested the President and the cipated in discussion. Urgency raise any of the Atlantic
can
ed its latest play “Janë Steps Out". af Royal was the keynote of the discus- initial meeting General Secretary.
Air Force, Kal Tak on May 11, 12 and 13. Council to the defence, sions the need for decisive and Pact charged They
the Inior quick action,
especially in build-military und economia nensures Several new faces were seen in the cost and the Gencial Secretary, Mr. Makoning up Western defences to the which are to be set in motion in Singh, and the African President. point where they defend the next few days. Mr. Fred Kithai, with being every incl of Western land officers of a trade union which had against Russia If the occasion
registration. been refusest
Both
arises. men, who denied the charges,
are being held were remanded in custody, and strict secrecy and a member of were refused bait.
the delegation for a big power sald, "We cannot tell the enemy what we are talking about."
The Government brought police reinforcements Into Nairobi and the surrounding district during
Makan the week <in Singh's asociates called a general strike.
ense
The talks
Acheson's review
in
" Mr. Acheson reviewed agid war" developments in Mr. Kubui and Mr. Singh were
when he presided, at the open- charged under the Trade Union
ing of four days of Atlantic andTrades. Disputes Ordinance
Pact with of the Kenya Government being: officera of a trade union whose registration was refused Just September, and which should have been dissolved,...
Genaral debata
Both morning and
afternoon
is
Ably supported by E/L. Fen- well as Basil, who sirolled through the play in his foimitable non chalant style, by Mrs. Stanley (one of the promising bow comers) as Beatrice; and Mrs. llendhead, who as Margat Kent complete with monocle and2 19- inch cigarette holder made sop- histication look nalve, the play edptured the full-attention of the audiences.
ENFIA, TER IN *GERIARTUP M$2.15.....! The Yugoslav occupation authorities today, clamped-a complete Blockade. én all movament from their zone of Trieste to the Zane. by the And American forpes
No
Arrived by
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the normal dostal etsamer tho
Frontier between. the, two Zone No explanation wa
by the
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offered the AAYANG
Today's mansuge followe
gumber of similar pets in the
part two waşka,wyhiph, con. siderably, restricted the, nOK; mal movement of traffic to and from the ally-Reuter.
Dutch child found after eight years
Singapote, May 15 Thirteen-year-old (Bertha de Hartogh, daughter of a Dutch. Army sergeant, who had been given up as lost for eight years, has been found
When the Japanese Invaded, Java in 1942. Bertha's parents gope thelp love-year-old child. to their amal, because they, feared for her safety. They were cáp-" fured and interned.-* --
When they were borated in 1943 they, began: a search for
they went home to Hol-
nearly eight years. Bertha lived a Malayan child, wear- in a sorong and bolero and going to a Malayan school.
- but could not find her.
She lived..with the amaḥ in.a Malay village in Trengganu Stato.
Recently, the District, Officer, a Kemaman in Trengganu reparted that the fair-haired girl might be Bertha. Her identity was soOD
ANSAMA not know how to
who speaks only
Malayan,
use a knife and fork.and did nol want to leave the amph, whom she looks upon as her mother. The antsh did not want to part with the child.
Bertha wil-saft. for Holland
Society should have no qualms regarding its future productions, judging by the perform- onces given by the latest additions to what is now regarded as one of the keenest centrés sessions of today's meeting were of amateur acting in the Colony. spent in a general delate on the world situation with each Minis- Mrs. Axten as Jane gave one of ter in turn rising to give his view, the most polished performances It was started off by Mr. Ache Leen on the amateur stage for ume; her transformation
soon-Associated Press. was followed by M. same son who Robert Seliumuh (France) and from plain Jane and no non- then by Mr. Ernest Bevin (Bri-sense to the sophisticated land detall tain).
"aul to get her man" will be re- M. Halvard Longe (Norway) membered for a long time by all and M. Paul Van Zeeland Bel who saw the show.. glum), are both understood The Westa statesmen met to have made long and major con- tackle the critical cold war pro-tributions to the day's discussion. The Foreign Ministers are not blem of how the Western world's defences can be strengthened, and due to meet in full session uutil
when afternoon
they how this can be paid for without tomorrow lowering existing standards of expect to get down' seriously to
the big problem they have living.
the strengthen tackle-how to
to pay West's defence and how
Manchester, Massachusets, for it without lowering existing standards of living.
May 16. Working parties will spend the
Dr. Hermann Sander, strip- morning thrashing out such ques- tions as the contributions member ped of his medical licence, is now (plowing farms at $4 an States-must-give-In money,...arms and manpower to defence system.hour to keep his family gat
int, friends of the doctors, sald
When he was arrested, Mr. Kubal declared that the Congress wadean: association of registered trailer valons and as in, ather
Mr. Acheson's opening review countries, did not itself have to be followed the pattern. set by his registared.
He claimed that he and M. already known plans for n con-
certed effort to stop
the East's by total diplomacy, usually sourega sald tonight. It пе sensational new
Makan Singh had had, a long talk
with the Labour Adviser of the fecretary of State for the Colon- ios,who had told thom it was not necessary, for the Congress to be points. registered
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Under Kenya Law, trade unions Atlantic arat required to be registered within-rertain period or be dissolved-Reuter,
PAKISTAN GOING TO BAGUIO
Karachi, May 45.j It was officially announced to day that the Fakistan Goyer
gent has, accepted the invitation of the Philippines Government to attend a conference at Bagulo on May 20
Countries, represented in the Caunell, aro-Beiglum, Canada, Denmark, France, Br
Ireland, Italy Luxembourg. lain, the Netherlands Norway, Portu gal and the United State
At the end of their day's con- ference, Forelin. Moisters
the issued the
The Foreng.commúnique: :
(9)
Lenora
to
Dr. Sander working on
British policy changing today.
Behind the scenes
the land
Mrs, Wynne as "Grandina" wisecracked her way through each of her appearances on the stage and had the audience roaring with her quips and sallies, -
DETERIORATING SITUATION IN GERMANY
Washington, May The West German Chancellor, Konrad-Adenauer, says it cannot be denied that, the atmosphato, has deteriorated batween West German Government an the Affles in recent months,
because the
the
He said in a copyrighted intar FILL. Morris de Major Gener FR/L
view published by US, News
the al Wilton, and Mire, l'eterson, and World Report, Independent Mr. Wiiton
splendid, im- weekly, nows magazine, that he gave personation of a father and mo- could not understand, the excite- ment over the recent singing of the modern trend of life,
their the third verse-Y
"Deutschland the completely out of touch
Uber Alles",
words helplessness to cope with the U
→→ Dr. Adenguer declared that situations which arose being ex-are nice callently portrayed. A. C. Hill G the butler was all that was ro Germany's chief objectives today are to guld houses, and to keep the Peace. He does not think war will deur as a result of the current Berlin developments, in cluding the, Communist youth demonstration plantied for 28-Assoclated, Press,
here, in The physician, acquitted inquired of an aged family retainer,
hiring out with a Rototiller ho mercy murder case, bas started formerly used on his garden, and
this hectic period of diplomatic activity, observers believe that the International negotiations of the past week have brought En Important change in British policy.
taking every job he can get. George Woodbury, chairman of the Dr. Hermann, Sander Fund. Ministers Look
said that though $21,000 had been part.
in a
review of the
There are indications that it contributed to aid the doctor, the progress achieved by the
North Atlantic Treaty, Polvers in the has shifted in the direction of fund. was never geared to meet penses. The court fees buvo course of the last year and had thereonomic co-operation with anything beyond.. post, trial ex- This development is understood taken up most of the contribu➡ an exchango po vlows on world the rest of Western Europe, political developments as they to be taking two distinct forms: tions. affect, the security and well-being of
(1) Britain, having received De Sander was acqulindi of al the parties in the light of the
that all other, interest-murder. charge, following the Two officials, Dr. Nazir Ahmad,
North Atlantic assuratices the
ed Powers recognise the special death of a cancer patient into President of the Pakistan Tarif Commission, and Professor: The
Ministers declared that position of the Sterling Area, is whose veins he allegedly pumped they would meet tomorrow Ahmad Ali, Deputy Secretary of they
on the verge of putting forward air to cause death and and her
suffering United: Press, the Foreign Ministry, who
give detpiled consideration to the and constructive proposals Commonwealth reports, submitted by the defence, Payments Union;
her entry into the European attending thei Conference in Sydney, bave been @darcial, and economic com- asked to proceed, to the Philip mittees.
pings after the conferencë,
It has further been made.clear that the conference will discuss
the ecanemic and social problems
Differences of opinion?
Signs that there may
to
be
made (2) Having
a pre- Hminary examination of the de- talled version of the Schuman
BRITON RELEASED
BY RUSSIANS
A BerHan May £15, Plan for a European coal and John. „Mortimer. British Boldier steel merger, she is prepared to who was arrested, by the Russlan welcome a Franco-German, met-zone People's Police gai May: 0. gor and to study seriously the was released today, British au
of South East Arian countries dutgrences of opinion among the and has nothing to do with the AtlantipPact hations on how formation of any bloc or defeh-RETOSALyely the West must now possibility of participating thorities announced.--Associated sive military alliance Associa-Aight the cold war emerged today. United Press and Reuter, ted Press..
Press,
The production was in the able lands of 6/Ldr (Padre) Wynng und it can be said that under his guidance the show was well up to the high Kal Tak standard.
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