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THE CHINA MAIL,
TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1951.
PC 49 (Tropical Version) Weighing A Stocking
BRITAIN & MIDDLE EAST Mr. Morrison Outlines Policy Foreign Secretary's Appeal To Egypt To See Reason
Brian Reece (PC 49), wearing his tropical version of a policeman's helmet "mis-weighs" a stocking for Paula Marshall (left) while Sheena Harvey waits her turn outside, the Combined Services Entertainments office in London before leav- ing for the Far East. The three artistes, together with Bob Harbin, the illusionisi, have now arrived in Japan on the way to Korea to entertain the troops.
Syrian Cabinet Resigns
The
Beirut. July 30,
Syrian Cabinet headed by Khaled El Azem resigned tonight.
Khaled E Azem formed his Government on March 27 this year, following the resignation of the Populist Premier, Nazim
E! Kadsi
Bey, on March 9. Nazim El Kudal's resignation was said to have followed dif- ferences within his Cabinet the controf of the over police. Reuter.
C.L.G.S. ON RUSSIAN
THREAT
Field
Klagenfurt, July 30,
William Marshal Sir
INDIA OBJECTS
TO CLAUSES IN JAPAN TREATY
Washington, July 30.
India today formally asked the United States
London, July 30. The Foreign Secretary, Mr Herbert Morrison, said today that Bri- tain would resist any act of aggression by Israel or the Arabs whichever. side committed it.
Mr Morrison was speaking in a debate in which he said he pro- posed to outline British hopes and objectives in the Middle East.
Britain, he said, welcomed the emergence of a national consciousness by States in the Middle East, but there was a difference between patriotism and "irresponsible nationalism." The Government admitted one failure-Palestine.
The Foreign Secretary said that Britain had "strong traditional bonds of friendship with the Arab States which we would wish to
in every possible way."
seo strengthened and developed "US Victim
Of Military Philosophy"
Mr Morrison added, "I am Hc added that he could glad to any also that our re-imagine no greater contribution lations with the young State of to solving the Middle East Israel are steadily improving." | problem than wise use of oil It was distressing that Israel revenues for social reform and and her Arab neighbours hnd raising the living standards of made no progress towards n the people not only in the oil- peace settlement.
producing countries but through
New York, July 80. Turning to Persia, Mr Mor- the whole area.
Stokes rison announced the
The Associate Justice of Britain was ready to contri- mission.
bute towards this by any means the United States Supreme in her power.
4. William said Court, Persian people to control the that one of the corner stones of Douglas, today charged in` mineral wealth of their own soll stability and security in the an article in Ļook magazine and we have agreed to abide by Middle East was the friendship that the American people the principle of, nationalisation, and co-operation between Bri- Mr Morrison said. "What wetain and Egypt. have asked for is that agree- ments freely entered into should
We have every sympathy with the natural desire of the
The Foreign Secretory
MERE DELUSION
not be broken unilaterally "We have tried to understand without discussion and negotia-Egypt's position but our patience
tion."
Mr
Secretary said it still faced with uncompromising Douglas MacArthur and
On to insistence to eliminate from the Japanese peate treaty any danger by refusing to ally her- realto relation to present day toword Asia,
provision for the stationing of American forces "in and around Japan" after the pact is signed.
In an aide memoire presented to the special Presidential representative, Mr John Foster Dulles, by the Indian Minister, M. K. Kirpalani, the Indian Government also urged a specific treaty provision that the strategic island of Formosa be declared the property of China.
The aide memoire also ex- The United States is parti- pressed doubt as to the wisdom cularly anxious 10 все India
the treaty bo of the current treaty provision participate in granting United States trustee-coure of her position as ship over the Ryukyu and largest non-Communist
nation Bonin Islands.
in Asia-United Press:
It is clear that the New Slim, Chief of the Imperlat Delhi Government does not General Staff, today told Bri-oppose a post-treaty conclusion tish troops in Austria that they of a bilateral security pact bes were in the front line of the tween the United States cold war.
Japan providing that any men- Speaking at Klagenfurt, the tion of this should be deleted headquarters of the British from troops in Austria, Sir William said: "Remember that Russia lieved that its stipulation in the general treaty "spoils the docu- ment."
Field
the war is not so cold, as for example in Korea,
"The object of these various Incidents is to wear, us down and
expend which could otherwise
our
resources
the treaty. An Indian official said his Government be-
The Indian
and
Quakers Critics In Moscow
London, July 30.
Government
the
had become victims of a military philosophy which had dragged them Into the brink of disaster in Asia.
We are Of Egypt-in some respects and understanding have not al-
He criticised both General the the key to the Middle Eastways been reciprocated. the Foreign
demands which | Truman Administration's polley for Cairo was unrealistic
which he called pretend that she could avoid bear
he said. The presence of British troops self with Britain and share, in the defensive organisation of in Egypt was not now purely an
"In Asia. In the villages and Anglo-Egyptian problem.
on the peasant level, the pagole "We are a power bearing do not feel that General' Müt- responsibilities In the Middie Arthur elther knows or under- East
ast on behalf of the rest of stands their problem, nor the Commonwealth and the should we expect him to,' Western allies
as a whole."
wrote Justice Douglas.
the area.
AN INVITATION
"We invite Egypl's partner-
mon effort to make the world
ship as an equal in the com- safe" he said.
the
"bankrupt."
Egypt was in Some respects the key to the Middle East, Mr "It is the role of a general "If Egypt rejects that invita- Morrison continued. It was to implement political decisions. tion we cannot allow that to
ere delusion mere
to pretend that not to formulate them." prejudice the fulfilment of our gypt could stand aside in any international responsibilities."
Because of their training, he major conflict. In the Sudan also Britain was
Standing on the bridge be- said, military men had no ear faced with "certain prejudices which prevent Egyptian tween two continents and upon for political trends, no skills in Government from approaching the vital link of the sea com- evaluating social
conditions. the problem in a realistic frame munications between the Eastern of mind."
and Western hemisphere, Egypt "They are not reliable poll- Mutual dependence on the was an objective of first impor- tical reporters or advisers," he
aggressive power added. waters of the Nile had inex- tance for any tricably linked the defence of in the Eastern Mediterranean the Sudan with that of Egypt. and The Levant. In due course Britain hoped to
.
or economic
Justice Douglas sald that The destinies and civilisations three main revolutionary fac
were tors were at work in Asia.
"An
ANTI-AMERICAN
intensive nationalisin
the foreign domination, a passionate
see them choose that relation of Britain and Egypt ship
with
Egypt tuinlled their which best bound up together and it was unrealistic for Egypt to pretend needs. Of the Suez Canal, Mr Morri- that she could avoid the danger son said, "We regret that Egypt by refusing to ally herself with has not yet seen it to modify Britain and share in the de- born of a deep revolt against restrictions, in defiance of world opinion, on the free passage of
resolve to be rid of landlordism In her shipping.
unique geo- VITAL DIFFERENCE
and a burning concept of equall. › graphical-position," Egypt should "Moreover she can no more ty- for the coloured-races," The British Quakers good-ect an example of International stand alone in defence of her
The Communists, he said, masses; by
DEFENCE HOPES
fensive
war
bo
4111
organisation of
a great imperialist power and always has been. If It were not for Russla's desire to force her way of life-on other peoples, there is no reason why which was one of the first she should not get on all right countries to recognise Commu
nist China, did not ask that will mission, which has just conduct rather than abuse it to own territory than we can,” he ."'win over the with the rest of the world. But Formosa be specifically awarded returned from Russla, told the flout maritime provisions and added. this desire has to be resisted. to the Reds. Its aide memoire staff of the News, Russia's new International conventions,"
"I have confidence, should preaching programmes of reformi mentioned merely "Chine," and English language fortnightiy "This situation," the
forced upon the free that have their historical origins, world, the Egyptian Marchal
people not in Russia, but in the United said, "has Produced Indian officials said it would be that the magazine contained too the cold war one of the reasons Up to future developments," many untruths and half-truths. This was revealed today at a
Mr Morrison said that Britain will, as in the past, join with States. why you are here. In places determine the rest,
hopes that it will soon be us in resisting the aggressor." press conference by members possible to reach agreement on Britain and
So strong The vital difference between American sentiment in Asia, was the anti- The feeling of the Indian of the mission, who arrived the inclusion of Turkey and agreement over
Egypt was dir
the measures Justice Douglas said, that it now Government is that the treaty back
Greece in the North Atlantic needed to prepare to meet such could easily develop into b Russia. should deprive Japan only of thy back yesterday after spending a
fortnight in
Treaty and thus complete the
(crusade against America. One territory which she gained by Mr Gerald
Balicy, Secretary organisation of North Atlantic
extensive prepara- of "our most serious errors," conquest and the Ryukyus and of the Quaker East-West Rela defence by blocking the path of tions in time of peace our cause, he asserted, was the crossing of Bonins are asserted to be out- tions Committee, said
an aggressor through the back would be lost before the strug- the 38th Parallel in Kores, side this category,
delegation
gio began," Mr Morrison said. door of Europe." Professor Sikhai wo hours with Morozov, editur
The defence
"Our tank is to of the Middle of the News,
East was just as vital for the Egypt to face this
Inescapable "The only way to stop that
In The Indian officials emphasised tin, the Primit of the whole Western world and Britain as fact and convince them of the China, Justin Douglas declared, coming is to be ready for it.
that their note was a "document sumber to a frank critical and
they submitted, the first the defence of Europe itself. dangers of neglecting such pre- "we must then launch a poll "Dletalors do not start wars of suggestions"
tical offensive in Asia to take not was
A system had been built up parations. unless they are pretty sure that intended to indicate whether constructive analysis, pleading
Europe
that offered an "We invito Egypt's partner the Initiative away from the they can win and win quickly." or not India will participate in for as much accuracy as pos-
effectiv Field Marshal
defence against any ship as an equal in the com- Russians," Slim added:
factual the projected Japanese peace Bible in so-called "General
mon, effort to make the world; Eisenhower
aggressor. will
What we now have in mind safe," he said.-Reuler, we hope, in a reasonably short conference at San Francisco on counts of Britain.
September 4-8.
They look the frank speak is to see something similar for time, have forces at his dia.
ing from us in a spirit of great the Middle East," he said. posal-Army, Navy und Air The anal Indian answer on goodwill and toleration," he Forces-which w!! make it this score would be given after said.-Reuter, clear to any aggressor that they Mr Dulles and other American are not going to win so quickly; omcials have advanced their or so easily."-Reuter,
answers to the Indian "sug- gestions."
to increase our standard of Ufe, and behind all this is the threat that we may he involved in third great war,
Cabinet
Crisis Drags On
Paris, July 30. Former Finance Minister M. Maurice Petsche's chances of forming a new condition Cabinet 10 end France's 21-day-old political crisis slumped tonight when he failed to ret
Centro Party leaders together to work out a govertiment programme. - M, Pelsche had hoped to get a special "committee” of middle- of-the-road Party lenders to- gether on Tuesday to map, out common programme for Franco's 17th government since the
war
However, after the preliminary meeting tonight with a group of former Premiers and leaders representing the Parties, he an nounced that he would see Party leaders one by one on Tueday in the same marry... go-round of like that has been Toing on for- thren, wenkaan United Preis,
ONLY SUGGESTIONS
and
that the
nc-
DE BASIL DEAD
The United States and United
Paris, July 30. Kingdom have asked 49 other
Vassily de Basil, the famous countries
to attend
the San choreographer and ballet im- Francisco meeting and ratify the presarto, died on Saturday night treaty.
In his reference to Persla Mri Morrison sald that the Persions had made proposals for negotia- tion through Mr Averell Harri- man, the special envoy of Pre- sident Truman,
Certain points remained to be settled, he said.
us
persunds
Civil Service Walks Out
If America could 'now' reach -political settlement with
America had placed ifa mill- tary power and influence, be- hind "come, of the most victoria clements in Asla". When the United States announced its support of the French in Indo China, he added, "a: shudder passed through South-East Asia
The key to Asla was now
Damascus, July 30.. Syria's 20,000 Government India.
the employees from
highest STOKES MISSION
executive to the most Junior "M India goes Coinminist "Meanwhile, the Government office boy walked out today in then all of Asia is lost," he add Meanwhile, the State Depart. gina pectoris, it was learned have made arrangements,
today. He was 63.
soon as these points have been a lightning strike demanding ed. Reuter. ment
Michael `spokesman,
Mc-
wage Increasement Formerly married to Ballerina settled, to despatch a mission to Dermott, sald that so far only Olga Morosova, he was Director Teheran led by the Lord Privy
business ghe country, New Zealand, had | of
a standstill the original Ballet Run, Seal, Mr Richard Stokes.
French Union forces" today formally accepted the United which took London by storm ja "If the mission la despatched, country was almost cut off killed 200 Vietminh and lost 27 States United Kingdom invita- the twenties. He retired from Mr Stokes' first action will be to from the outside world--with | men in an operation south-east tion to participate in the Ser ballet in 1949.
visit Abadan to familiarise him- no mail being delivered or of the Annom capital of Hue in collected and no telephone or Central Indo-China," according
ting, Reuter.
came
to a
and the
„Saigon,, July 30,
Francisco peace conference.. Hộ Serge Lifar, Maitre de Ballet self with the conditions there trunk telephone services spern-io a Franch Army communique. sald there have been informatat the Paris State Opern, was and in the oilfields ares,” Indications of other acceptances, one of his pupils.-Rèuter.
POP
FIM GLAD YOU ARE
ENJOYING IT ALL. IS THIS YOUR FIRST VISIT TO..
LONDON
I DON'T
· KNOW-
Morrison said.
Mr
- Organised party
MY SUTEN ALWAYS
GETD: "THE
TICKETS
--Reuter..
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