Pare 2
Diplomatic Incident At Queen Juliana's Palace
QUERY ON
TRADING
The Royal
Master
of Ceremonies, Jonkheer D. C. de Graeff, stoops to, retrieve the letters of credential which the new German Ambassador to the Netherlands, Dr Karl Dumont, let slip from his
WITH CHINA hands as he was about to
London, July 5. Major Tufton Beamish
(Conservative) · asked
in
the House of Commons to-
day what discussions thero
step from his coach to present them to Queen Juliana at her palace in The Hague.-AP Photo
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951..
RUSSIAN HOPES DEFEATED
JAPANESE TREATY
Warning
By Asian Leaders
Milan, July 5. Asian Labour leaders gave warning here today that Im- proved living standards and wuly democratie forms of gov ernment were the spread of Communism in
had been with India to try Runaway Scores the East.
to
establish a common
Direct Hit
essential to stop
BY
Uproar In New
US. PROGRESS ON Schacht To Go Assembly
Washington Analysis Of
Far East Situation MENGERA
Washington, July 5.
A-high United States source said today that Russian hopes of getting a stranglehold on Japan by winning in Korea were defeated by the United States, progress in working out a Japanese peace treaty.
To Persia
Tehtras, July 5. Teheran Univeralty on- nounced today that Dr Hjalmar Sciath, at one. time Hilters Finance". Minister, had accepted an Invitation to lecture here this Autumn on economics and finances.
It was recently, repórjed that the Tran Government sought Dr Schacht's ser“, vices as finance adviser,- United Preng Z
"If there is an armistice in Korea, it will be because the Russians HELP FOR
knew we would go ahead with the treaty," he said.
conference,
He added that Russin brought about the at will jointly sponsor the treaty tack on South Korea to get control of Japan. That as it wih be put before the attack, he continued, was intended... to give the Russians a stranglehold on Japan to demonstrate Communist power and United States impotence in the Far East.
the
Theource sold this when Mr Dalles went to London, the albed States fold that the trady
YUGOSLAVIA AGREED
the
the
that
Paris, July G.
At the name of Petain, Communists and anti- Communists yelled, and counter-pelled "Down with Vichy and "You are Rus- sians" when the new French Assembly: opened here to- day The session lasted 25 minutes.
Protests began when the pre- skling, deputy, 85-year-old Br Eugent Pebbilier, plunded for the reconelllation of all French- men and for revision of Petain's trial
-- The... --Asscùmbly was packed. with a record attendance, filling Jevery one of the 009 available
Boats,
Mr Pebbler took the chair na France's oldest deputy,
The now Speaker will be elected next week, after which the present Government will resign and its successor chosen
of the Re-
Mr Pebblller (Moderate) told France wants u of public welfare view of the seriousness foreign and internal problems.
in
"France has decided to 'op-
and
she
violence
and
Yugoslavia in ordinary Newsman In
with should up one of penco
London, July 6. and op- reconciliation, trust
The United States, Britain portunity. The British believed If the aggressors, had, menin, however, this plan was treaty should contain rather and France have agreed on by the President
እቲ
restrictions. succeeded in taking control abandoned in favour of a series minitive
limiting commendations by their officials public. arrangements which, Japan closely in military rearm for short-term economic aid to of the whole Korean penin-us, included a bilateral pact ament and economic
Yugoslavia, the Foreign Secre- the Chamber, op- sula, he said, Communism with
United Japan,
States portunity
The British position tary, Mr Herbert Morrison, an- Government would have taken
to the Philippines was based on mistrust of the nounced today. over guarantees
and a trilateral pact with Aus United States Packie policies
They intend to make substan- Тарав.
tralka and New Zealand
some anti-Americanism tial grants available to buy raw and The sirength demonstrated by
One of the biggest, dimculties among members of the Labour materials, consumer goods ani
aggression United States and the in the overall security
on the zerous other essential supplies, he told pact. Cabinet,
it is in this
spirit that dangerous
House of Commons. United Nations in Korea show- according to the source, was the acotomic competition
agrees to her children Mr Morrison said that the ed the Japanese thit the United
dejds ns. position of guaranteeing States had the capacity (be de-
be de security of offshore areas with shipping and textiles, and on three Governments attached the fighting under the national fag und under the flag of the fence in the Western and convinced them that the out including Astatio mainland the United Kingdom's desire to greatest importance to streeg-
"It is to preserve peace that United States was dependable: treas which are beyond the speak for Commonwealth mem-thening the Yugoslav resistance United Nations.
bers destring military lumita-10 pressure from the Cominform Slates security com-
States, but had no intention of France wants to reinforce ber security in collaboration encugh to trust in a bilateral United
******** mitments. Such an treaty.
political strings } own omission ons
attaching any security
to their aid.
with her Atlantic Pact allies," OUTSIDE. DANGER The
is closely might invite Communist attack. source, who
ic Asked
agreement-Reuter. development of The source further said that
Mr Dulles swung the British covered arms to Yugoslavia, Mr related to United States relations in the United States commitments in-
to the the two securityCabinet
United States Morrison replied: "I think it is Pacifle area, gave this outline of volved in
tow's by convincing them they substantially true to sey in current treaty pacts were these:
arths will be purchased by tions:
1. The tripartite pact with could not combate with a coun-
the part of the world The Japanese
Audiralin and New Zealand is try in that Peaco The Asian delegates were ad-
and should co-operate instead, way." He could not say if it dressing the second World Con- Treaty. The final draft is being more along the lines of the
Doctrine than the the source continued.
would be out of the money now gress of the International Con distributed today and tomorrow Monros
Mr Dulles asserted that, be-being granted.—Rouler. The
interested Atlantic pact. It principal
is a mutual Portland Harbour, July 5. Federation of Free Trade Unions. I to
cause the outside danger countries and copies will be defence arrangement with de- A practice torpedo with #
commitments which began sent in the coming week to all finite
from all roat, the two countries should Ad- The Congress, ared from dummy head,
which
work to build up each other'a RM COMMANDO'S were war three powers.
at wer
He added that
Memphis, July 5. prestige there. miralty range here today, went yesterday, is being attended by countries
This draft lakes. 2. The
The bilateral pact with hit a frigate as 300 Labour leaders representing with Japan.
Mr Dulles in
Shavarsh Berlian, an Egyptian of cource and
non-Com- into account all observations Japan technically does not in- Paris that they lett
the newspaperman touring some con- she was entering the harbour. 52,500,000 organised
countries on volve ny US commitments
Landon, July 5. were no casualties, munist workers throughout the made by other There
lest a liberal Japanese previous drafts and the results since Japan's disarmet position cem
The Third Commando Brigade Southern United States, said to- in goods which were the sub-but sonio plates were pierced world.
The discussions in elimiriates mutual defence.
treaty might set a precedent for of the recent
in en
save police ject of the United Nations re- and compartments floodel. -
Miss .Maniben Kaya, Pre-
will
the
ed 100 terrorists and captured "Gestapo” treatment. London and Paris by the chiepact
United Germany, but Mr Dulles assured of the Royal Marines have kill-day he tied Teer because the
them
em it would not. solution of May 10
sident of the Hind Mazdoor | United States
to
the pust 11 the right
garrison
34 in Malaya in negotiator, Mr States
the Pointing out that neither the
Admiralty strategle materials).
the two big John Foster Dulles. It is Sabha,
une of
extroops in Japan until it is con- labour federations,
pected
to stand largely in its vinced that some other security Nationalist nor Communist gov-months,
Many more terrorists surren- the announcé- to them, and res- these troops no longer London, July 5. "In Asia we are engaged in a special prohibitions
The US. will give no ace conference, the source
mont added. thine in Qur trictions against Redio A Teheran
message race
en Japan and to be sary,
The Marines, who also assisted tonight struggle against the Com-sigmed at a conference before guarantee to protect Japan for expressed confidence that Japan, in-picked up in London
would negotiate any period of time.
bilaterally
in tha re-settlement In new the munist throat,"
the end of Summer.
with the Nationalists later for villages of that in addition to
Chinese squatters, sold
JAPANESE POSITION
to Malaya from their signature. They could do They have stated that most uppendicitis operation, the sur-
18- thr a kind geons
operated on also
Hongkong. Reuter., of these goods are of
to International month-old bong, shoulder left
The source discloned that the this under a provision of the were moved
which would 2. A bilateral security treaty
permit treaty its
the or attention which are imported into India Shah's
Shigeru Tanar assailant's focus
Japanese Premier, by 011 and that their re-export from fractured
under-developed arcas which between the United States and
Yoshida, informed the United Japan to deal bilaterally with India is prohibited and that bullet in 1949.
The substances of this rich field to Com Japan.
States that is agreed in
as con as Japan any country with which it had Queling a court communique, offered
treaty
principle regained liberty under there is no export from India
thebeen at war but which had not said that the munist penetration.
He added broadcost
text
signed the treaty. and the final
peace treaty the Japanese Gov- to China of indigenous articles the
to be Aftab Ali, Vice-President of expected
ready the resolution." combined operation lasted over
ernment would begin consider that this provision might be. Sailing within
in two hours-Reuter.
The All-Pakistan Confederation the
duys, nexi lew
with the United States used by countries other -Reuter
what measures it would take China-United Press. to build up. Its own security.
policy on trade with China. Mr Patrick Gordon-Walker, Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, replied that he had Informed India of the measures
control British to strategie goods to China.
export
υξ
110 assumed that Major Beamish was referring to trade
(banning Reuter.
He said, "I may say that the Government of India have in- formed the Secretary-General of the United Nations that such limited trade as India has with China has not generally volved these goods.
SHOWING
Shah's Operation Indian
QUEEN'S
LAIN-CONDITIONED W
AT 2.30, 5.15.
7.20 & 9.30 P.M.
TO-DAY
"KILLERS-FOR-HIRE AND THE MAN WHO SMASHED THEM!
HUMPHREY
BOGART ENFORCER
THI
TO-DAY
ONLY
FRON
WARNER BROK
ALHAMBRA AT 2.30, 5.15,
*AIR – CONDITIONED
The NEW story of
beloved
Mrs. Miniver!
OPENS
TO:MORROW
TO-DAY
ONLY
7.20 & 9.30
P.M.
M-G-M presents
WALTER
GREER
Live
was BO
RECORD
claiming 800,000 members, said, prezent form treaty without system makes the presence of erument of Chins would be in-nounced tonight.
attend the Japanese neces- yited to
She appealed ta the
SECURITY TREATIES
Final
The Japanese people want
the
in-
of Labour, said, "A large mum-talks with the Japanese on this ber of Asian governments are freaty were held by Mr. Dulles' still far from democracy",
deputy, Mr John Allison, dur- ing his recent trip to Tokyo. the tection of U.S. troops He added that as long as 3. A trilateral security treaty garrisoned in Japan, this source these governments allowed the among the United States, Aus- believed, and
victory of The the Yoshida Party in the recent masses to live in half-starva-tralia and New Zealand.
elections was to of final text of this treaty is ex-prefectural tlan it was impossible ganise strong and free trade pected to be ready soon and terpreted here as re-affirmation
signature is not expected to 'lag of this desire. Some
WOTTY behind the Japanese ponce
was felt here, however, Mr T. C. Hoo, of the Malayan treaty. There has been con intense Communist propaganda Trades Union Council, sold that | siderable negotiation on the in Japan against
garrisoned the new Labour International wording but not the substance troops might be having some had provided invaluable help of this treaty since the original effect on public opinion.. In the first steps towards bulld- | draft WES worked out Inst Ing up a trades union organisa- | February, tion in war-torn Malaya.
unions.
that
The source also emphasised
the decisive nature of the recent
In regard to timing of the Duiles talks in London with the
Я
than
U.S. Would Welcome
Princess
དྭེམ!! Washington, Jaly 6. President Truman said
He particularly thanked the peace treaty, the source pointed British Prime Minister, Mr Cle-today that Princess Eliza British Trades Union. Congress out that the occupational powers ment Attlee, and the Foreign beth and her husband, the
Herbert Morrison. for the strong support it has of the Supreme Command In
Secretary, Mr given the young Maisyan la- Japan would continue after the lie said: "These talks had Duke of Edinburgh, would
signing and bour movement.-Reuter.
until ratification
beyond the treaty. be welcome to come to the significance
for United States. puts the treaty into effect. The They laid the foundation United States' ratification is ex working together in the Far pected to take about six months East to a greater degree than because the Senate will prob- we have had at any time in the
Credit For Macao
Listen. July 3. The Portuguese government today granted a credit of $15,000 for the territory of MacD feed the Chinese interned Macas on account of the Chinese 1 ́un civil war.-United Press,
considered finat by the United Stales.
indian
con-
{derna"
Trouble
Houston
hhm
Benllas, correspondent for 15 on-Middle East newspapers, sald he was arrested for nothing," beaten and "ngly advised" to leave the State.
In Houston, Police Captain H. McGill said Benltan was booked
fic for disturbing the peace. was not mistreated, but got into a fight with a drunk in the main cell-Associated Pres.
Atrocity Charges Designed To Discredit The UN
United Nations, N.Y. July 5.
The United States tonight denounced Com- munist charges of atrocities" by United Nations forces in Korea as being fabricated for the purpose of propaganda' designed to discredit the United Nations, effort,
It also renewed its challenge to the Communists to investigate to permit the international Red Cross charges submitted in a 40-page document last week by the Russian delegate, Mr Jacob Malik, on behalf of the Communist-backed Woman's International Demo- cratic Federation.
chler
"I
.1
Commenting on the specula-
As Security Council President shipwrecked mombers of arme tion in London that the Royal couple would be invited to visit for June, Mr Mally asked: that forces, al sembarut ably not want to open hearings post-war
The agreement achieved by the United States after their the charges be circulated as a
ODENIED ACCESS on it at the end of its present session later this Summer. Mr Dulles there was made with visit to Canada this Autumn the Council document,
The purpose of circulating The Senate is expected to out any compromise of the President told his Press
3. Treatment of primmers to postpone ratification
un31 substance of the United States ference that he had no know this
Security Council documents in Congress reconvenes next. Jaa- position and involved abandon-ledge of their plans but of the premier se guise of war.
the
Protection of civilion transparent, sald Security uary.
arrangements ) ment of virtually every counter. į course they would be welcome elfed States délegiit; tur Personia' in time of war.".
to come to the United States. ROW
how being worked out for the proposal, the British made.
to He would have to find out what Warrent Austin, In a letter! "Representatives of the Inter- Western Packika area are not
A PRECEDENT? their plans were before he could the United Nations Secretary national Committee of the ted
take police
the
General, Mr Trygve Lie. se question.
Cross, as well as the United Rather than adopt a policy to-
inconsistent with the legitimate Nations Commission for the "We think something more
Unification Princess Elizabeth was in-functions of the Security Coun Rehabilitation and comprehensive and entire should ward Japan separate from that
gratuitoque of Koren, have constantly been be worked out the informant of the United States, the British formed of President Truman's cl
part of to work with statement a few minutes after Cabinet decided
"The United Nations forces in denied, access to that it had been radioed to London. Korea have been and are under Korea explained.
the U.Si
trol Communist was likely to set decision This
Sources in close touch with GUARANTEE A SNAG
The Uzinha Command urges precedent in considering other Buckingham Palace pointed out Instructions to observe at all
not a formal times the
Convention of
wwwbone that the conduct of all troops 1541 on::va Originally, the source recalled problems in other Facine areas that those ou the United States had envisaged t also indicated that other invitation would be
Amelioration vet withe Foren be subjected to in-
vestigation by a neutral, im custbin if a single security pact, to in-countries outside the Soviet bloc accordance with AT 2.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M. clude Japan, Australia, New were likely to accept treaty formal invitation were made condition of wounded and pick partial group of recognised in
Philippines and, provisions agreed upon in Lon- before Princess Elizabeth and lu, tie almed forces, in the field, ternational standing mach Zealand, the
Amelloration of the the International Commitice of I wished, Indonesia. After don. The United States and the Duke of Edinburgh accepted condition of wounded, sich and the ited Cross-United Press, talks with Interested govern- United Kingdom Governments they added. Reuter.
GARSON-PIDGEON LUNA@PARK
"The
Mimiver Story
CO-STAR
ADIN
LEO
HODIAK GENN
"THE ENFORCER" Starring Humphrey Bogart
TAR
ST
Phantek ya
17. Hankow Rd.; Kowloon
HAIR
CINGMA
||FAIR - CONDITIONED
LITTLE
TOWN
THE - NICHEST THEATRE IN
TO-DAY
JOAN OF ARC
BERGMAN
LANGATE AT 2.30, 5.15,] 7.20 & 9.30
PATHE OVERSEAS PRESENTS .......
P.M.
The FANTASTIC ADVENTURES of
“BARON
MUNCHAUSEN””
IN WONDERFUL COLOR.....
with English Subtitles -----
---TO-DAY L
AT 1230 & 5:00 PM..
(FREE SHOW) SH
"BRIGHTON ROCK”
POP
WHEN YOU MAR
MARRIGO MG YOU SAIQ. DION'T MEAN A
YOU
KAD IN AANTA
6 69
GO
Pocket moRUJZORIONA I'M ONLY
PAN SAVE YOUR EYES
to
bar forall curi si mys trpable
your eyes should be thorough,
OR CHINESE ORTICALER
con
14