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Free To Sign Separate Pact With Peking
Washington, Aug. 29.
Mr Dean Acheson, Secre- tary of State, said today, in response to a question, that there is no restriction on Japan to prevent it from signing n separate peace treaty with Communist China,
M: Acheson also said the United States has no indication whether Russia will sign the Japanese pence trtaly,
but did the the
net comment
further on
portiule Russian moves
San Fronclad conference.
Asked about criticism that the United States
was pushing the
:enty to a a conclusion rapidly, Mr Achtain old he did not think the
Stalca was being too hasty
Uned that i was following
and
the right polley.
Asked if there was any as- sarance that Japan would not Jater negotiate a treaty with Communist Chino, Mr Acheson Bald there was
none.
that
pointed.
out, however, treaty provided
He
peace
that
Japan should
nol sign
in thu
will.
separate treaty on terma
different from
those
multi-lateral pact which
Le
signed in San Francisco. Mr Acheson emphasised that separate treaties following) the multilateral treaty could not contain any terms more favour- able than the San Francisco treaty and musi conform to the latter's provisions.
Mr Acheson suld he did not Imow what the United States reaction would be if Japan signs A separate treaty with Red China. He brusquely refused to answer a question whether the Slute Department is now op- posed to Japan signing such atrealy,United Press.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951.
Conflict Of Approach
To Stability
John D. Rockefeller, Jun, and his bride, the former Mrs Martha Baird Allen, ,take a look at New York from the front - of the Rockefeller Plaza. The bride- groom is 77 and his wife is 56. They were married a fortnight ago in Rhode
Island.
I. (AP Photo)
Big Three
To
Likely Revise Italian
Peace Treaty Terms
Washington, Aug.. 29.
The Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, said today that the Soviet Union would not be able to prevent a Western Allied revision of the Italian peace treaty by a veto.
Mr Acheson
was discussing at his weekly
Kai Tak Village Press conference the question of revising the
Tragedy
The condition of Mrs Cas ro, wife of Mr. Patrick Castro, both
terms of the treaty signed by the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union and France.
of whom were severely burned French Foreign Ministers open- in an explosion at their home
meing here on September 10. at 4A Kai Talc New Village, Kowloon
last Tuesday City evening, remained the same this morning, enquiries revealed.
She is under treatment at the Kowloon Hospital, and was re- “ported "to be "in"a" critical"state.
One of their servants,
Chan Chung, was also seriously in- fyred but is reported improved.
to have
Mr Casio, a former La Salle College boy, died from his in-
juries at Kowloon Hasplai last night. He was 32 and in his school days was a keen athlete. Ilc also plaved for the Por- tuguese
Catholic Association's soccer team in the Third Divi- sion of the Hongkong Football League et one time.
His wife and four young children survive him.
The explosion occurred when six or seven drums of alcohol suddenly went up in flames on the ground floor of their home where they were stored for use,, it was understood, in the manu- facture of perfume.
Oil Refinery Proposal
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| Juan And Eva To Run Together
Buenos Aires, Aug. 29. The Peronista Party lo- day announced that thin presidental 'iicket of "Juan
and
Peron-Eva Peron" had been given official legal status as of today.
The
announcement sald the Party had oficially notified all district elector- al judges that General Peron was its presidentix] candidate and Senora
Peron vice-presidential
«candidate.—United Press.
GRADY SEES THE SHAH
Mr Henry Grady, United
States
Teheran, Aug. 30:
Ambassador to Perala,
on
the
In The Far East
London, Aug. 29.
The powerful status of the United States in the present day world was stressed by today's London Times.
"This paper praised the United States for what it describes as this nation's unparalleled generosity and forbearance and maintained that American policy in Europe had been successful.
U.N. ARMS CONTROL
MERGER
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But the Times declared that American policy in Asia had not worked out so well.
"For this there are several reasons," the Times said.
"To, the majority of Asian people underrating
no doubl
the Russian threat which in Asia is not open or direct-1 is not a simple question of Com- munism versus Freedom or even of Communism
versus Copt-
body- They scek first freedordTM
regard
08
United Nations, Aug. 20. The Committee of Twelve-a | talism, Unlled Natichs special today, adopted
United States from what they resolution recommending
the Western
Imperialism and merger of the United Nations equality Atomic Energy Commission and nations and, secondly, a
with the -Western new the Commission for Conventionale social order within their own Armameots In'a single arms coa-
communities. tral unit.
both these The Committee, consisting of Communism, the members of the Security American business to combat Council and Canada, pazred thr by all means, often appears an American proporal by 11 votes toally rather than the real enemy. cne-Soviet Russia,
ito independence," India's
Rajeshwar
representative, Mr
Dayal,
States
supporting resolution.
the United
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"dangerous France. gamble" to ease up. efforts struggles
to strengthen the West, It is the
said if America and her European Allies pushed ahead with the defence programme they could complete it within relatively short perlod say three years co"-and then relax their efforts somewhat.
"If we try to stretchi It out we are taking n' dangerous gamble and one that am not willing to assume responsibility for," Mr Connally said.
UNHAPPY RESULT
on the
said that the mere creation of This conflict of approach had a stugle Commission would not been mado much worse by the
war and decrease the existing "danger-Korean
China's ous tensions" and reduce arma- aggressive intervention; result today, What was wanted was deter- eve of the San Francisco con- mination on the part of all
is urt
unhappy. countries, and particularly the
of the three great Asiatic great powers, to agree to work antions Chins is deliberately and unitedly for disarmament,
terly hostile, Indis is coolly India further hoped, Mr neutral while only Japan can be said, that the new Com- counted on as a strong supporter Dayal mission would dive "camest
of American polley and that caly consideration" to the problem because it is temporarily in her of banning atomic weapons interesis to be so." together,
He said that the "There is n
Continuing, the Thines said, world had to choose between
Pacific pact, no destruction by atomic energy construction and no sign at all atle organisation for economic Asiatic and a
a new cra of atomic con- trol of discase and other ills of that the present perition
rol of humanity.
would
remain stable. If American power were withdrawn.
"On' the whole the desires and Interests of Europe and America coincide.
"They share
many of the same beliefs, and institutions;
heir social their
structure is not dissimilar; they recognise
a)..
President Truman first put forward the suggestion that the United Nations Commissions for arms control be combined in his address to the General Assembly in October last year.
Mr Acheson said that Italy's He declined to say what his | desire for grculer armament | own attitude was, but mold that would be discussed at his.con- | he had given considerable ference with the British and thought to the matter.
Mr Acheson said that the United States did not want to push alone for revision of the had an audience with the Shah on Wednesday Italian peace treaty. Discussions for an hour would be
spoke necessary with all Ai- night. They
possibility
the lantic Pact countries
of re-opening He Ruld that
Anglo-Persian oll talks. the States hoped that Italy and Yugoslavia would get together around the conference table solve the future. of Trieste. he hopes to see Dr Mossadegh, jumendments that would have The treaty limits Italy, to the Premier, within the next incorporated in the resolution. armed forces totalling about few days for "exploratory * Rusijo's views on how to prohi-needed
any new proposals. Assocluted weapons of mass destruction falks to determine it, Persiu has bit the use of atomic and other
Reuter. Press.
Truman Gives Sharp Rebuff
200,000 men.
United
to
The Italian Government has appeated for a revision of the
limiting clauses so that Italy can
Washington, Aug. 29. President Truman today offered National burlol in
Arlington Cemetery 10 11 Korean wor veteran whose body was rejected by a cemetery in Sioux City, Iowa, because he was an Indian.
The veteran was Army Ser- give fuller support to Atlantic geant John Rice, who was killed Pact defence plans. early in the Korean war. His Mr Acheson answered, "No," body was shipped to his family when asked. If he thought that home in Winnebago, Nebraska, the Soviet veto was a "block" to The authorities of Sioux City the treaty's revision, Cemetery, however, refused to allow burial because he was "not
EUROPEAN DEFENCE Mr Acheson also said
he
Harry try one on the European Hefence
Mr Grady made no comment
on the meeting, but said that
The Committee of Twelve rejected a number
of Soviet chemy,
Power Vacuum In Middle East
London, Aug. 29.
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Radio Hongkong
Committee, was lead- 12.30. Programme Summary; ing off the debate on the $7.-12.32, Orchestra Raymonde; 12.0) 535 million Foreign Ald Bight Variety" With Jerry Mured's and observere assumed that his and Vocals 1.15. Nawa,
Harmonicats. Jan August (Pune) Weather remarks were directed against Report And Announcements; 1.30, Senators who urged further Fifty Years of Musical Comedy. Gwen Catisy (Soprano) Marjorle Thomas (Contralto) Ronald Bristol (Daritone)
cuts in the bill.
Troy
Mr Connally, who spoke (Tenor) Hervey Alan after. Democrat Senator Blair BBC Midland Chorus With Moody, hd called the amount midland Light Orchestra. Conducti "too small and too slow," Bold London Promenade Orchestra: 3.00, By Gilbert Vinter, (BBCTS): 2.30, war could be avoided only by Piano Recital By Kathleen Long war 1.30, Variety Bandbax, From The being prepared to win it
Cambridge Theatre. London. should "come.-Router.
(BETS) Wath Peterson Brothers, Johnnie Riscoe and Violet Terry. Stevens Derek Roy." URTY Terment and His Orchestra, Cam pare: Philip Blessar: 4.00, The Maoris & Feature Programme Nar- rated and Producted By D. G. Bridon. (XXXBCTB); In Collaboration With The New Zealand Broadcasting Service; 4.45, Billy Mayeri"Rhythm Ensemble: 5.00, Glasgow Orpheus Chain Conducted By Bir
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Battle Of Britain
is the true basis of the Atlantic
pact and all that is it is a
slightly more nexible approach lightly great_effort by the nations of Europe and by the United States.
HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY "In Asia, Africa and the Middle East on the other hand, vast populations with other, re- Ilgions and cultures, having for. lower atandard of life and at a quite different stage of development have to find their
way forward. "They must be protected and gulded by the Western Powers
complete Celebration
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and
Tristan and Isolda" (Wagner) Act.. 1. Binger: Nanny Larsen-Fodsen.
Of Scottish Bongs: 8.30. The Pled Piper Of Hamein. (BBCT3): Robert Browning's Poem Set To Musle By It is now cleven years since Walford Davies (From the Northern
Ireland's Children's Houz); 5.00, 'Pro the Battle of the Britain
Was gramme Summary: 0.00, "Jaxx For fought in the skies over the The Modems” · Presented By Johns England.
Waring, Studio): 0.30, Hit Parade: 7.00, Negro Spirituals: 7.15. "Letter. The numerically superior From America" By Alistair Cooke invaders were held at bay and (Re-Broadcast); 7.30, La Demi-feure finally flung back by the skill Francaise, (Studio): 8.00. World and ceracity of the "The Few News And News Analysis, (London Violin Recital By * Telay); .10, To celebrate, the deliverance, David Oistrakh: 8.33, "Southernt to honour those who fell in Fantasy"; 8.45, 8ports Review By R.A.F. during the way and to B Phillips. (Budia); 3.89, Weather a member of the Caucasian race." would diteurs various German
help those
who were wounded Report: 9.08. "From The Editoriain
London
0.10. Relay Recoded): President Truman read about questions with the British and
stllt suffering, the Continuous Musio Arranged By,
Serenade" A Programm it in the morning papers and French Foreign Ministers. Immediately
Force Association's of directed his
Royal Air Ile said that the work being alds, Maj-Gen.
The expected admission of Greece and Turkey but it canna: be assumed that By courtesy of the Manage- Amy Heim Gustave Rodin, Rudolf
Hongkong Branch has arranged Betty Drown; 0.39, "At The Opera
following film show: to notify Rice's family that Army would be happy to arrange
the force would have an important to full membership of the North Atlantic Pact, want is d for London or
ment of the King's
Jocklemann, Gunnar Graarud. With Theatre interment
Arlington bearing on the question of how
German defence force now confidently forecast for the mid-September Calcutta, the Times, sald
Chorus and Orchestra of the Bay- National Cemexry, resting place
there will be a special perfor reuth Festival Conducted by Fert of the United Statrs leading Atlantie Army.
be contributed
Wooden 10.30, The mance of the flim to the meeting of the full NATO (North Atlantic Treaty on then declared that in the
the nationa heroes.-United Press.
Horse," at 9.30 p.m.: of Asia
on Sep Roverige. A Story of Magic in the Mr Acheson said he hoped Organisation) Council'in Ottawa, will bring the and the Middle
Gileri Islands." by Bir tember 6. All proceeds will go drumble. (ITS): 10.45, The New Arthur East. would volue that a decision would be
Western Powers face to face with the problems of be more ready to seek help to their freedom more and would
to the R.A.F. Henovplent Concert Orchestra: 11.00, Radfo quickly on this question
Fund.
News Roel. (London Relay); 11,18, time this
Middle Eastern defence.
defend it when they felt that it. year.
Goodnight Music: 11.29. Weather "The Wooden Horse" tells the Report, God Save The King: 11.30, terms the general
was their own choice,
story of one of the midst famous Close Down.. Three Foreli Ministers would Presnt thinking on the future There is no sign of the con- spend some time taking stock of of military commands in the stilution of a separate neutral world developments since their Eastern Mediterranean and the power bloc. The alternative to last meeting and seeing what Middle East suggests that while link with the power bloc changes were necessary in their Greece is to be brought into the He declined to comment when general South European cont- asked - whether President Tru- } mand under General · Dwight:
for
in
Anti-Japanese Pamphlets
Stir Protest
New Delhi, Aug.' 30. India has proposed to three oll companies--wo British and one American-operating In the country, the construction of refinery. according 10
to press reports her!,
The suggestion was said to have been accompanied by the assurance that if
if the refinery Soldier's, Sailers' and Airmen's
the start of operations..
Melbourne, Aug.' 29..
of
G. W. Holland, Secretary the Australian Returned
coon
could
In
policies.
custed
made
come
Alg
Paris
good
for Shanghai or
"And in the short run an im mense responsibility which can be discharged, in the end only In by great wisdom as well as great Anigrican shoulders," this paper concluded.
disunity and weakness, the West is, for the present, power rest upon
But the future of the Middle-Router."
were to be bull. It would not be exigue said today that, pamph-man'a special representative, Elsenhower, Turkey would be the East will in that be decided by nationalised withla. 30 years of lets issued by Melbournej toys r Averell Harriman, had dis-keystone of a future Middle the Middle Eastern Govern- į
with Marshal Tito Eastern command to be, linkedments themselves. Faders against Jabanese toys during his visit to Belgrade this with the Atlantic Pact military
ro "vile propaganda." The pamphlets showed week
what action would be arrangements. emaciated prisoner of war over taken by America if the Soviet
Oil from the Middle
East, Assam and Burma would be
andled. Associated Press.
Ten Killed In
Building Collapse
Leopoldville, Belpton
Congo, Aur, 29.
Ten natives were killed when
lie
an
A skeleton military hold in the area can be established by
security for, the area can only operation of the Middle Eastern be purchased · with · the Co-
Governments themselves.
Out Of The
The problem of Middle Easter and But Dust & Rubble caption "Have you for Union were to attack, Yuge-defence as a whole is unlikely to and Turkish co-operation, gotten? Ban Japanese, loyal" slavin-Router.
be tackled by the Atlantic Part Powers before the late autumn meeting of the NATO
Mr Holland sald the pamphlets
would do the toy trakcie z mod
and
to.
the
Coly
bring back Feartache Wage Increases In Rome. One reason for
a partly constructed. “Buliding people's sentiments and were
collapsed in the
centra of
Americo
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In
ponement is the fact that this This would involve solution of "remarkable effort to restore
remote:
*escapes made by R.A.F. pr soners-of-war from a camp in Germany, Tickets for the film will be en gale at the King's Theatre, Hongkong Hotel and the Air Force Club.
* Ravaging Fire
Mombasa, Kenya, Aug. 20. One hundred. families wera left homoless 'and an estimated
As an additional celebration, £30,000 worth of damage, was # cocktail party
will be held dono by fire in the Asian quar- In the Air Force Club, Enter here.
-Reuter burgh House,
at 6.30 p.m. on Friday, September 14 for which Lickolo
"will be cold 40 RAF. Arcoctailan and the Air Force Club member's at $5 per head. As a result of generous contribu- tlons from local firms, all pro copds of this function will also be in ald of the R.A.F. Bene» volent Fundial d
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3 No... The Secretary of State, Mr cousin
4: First. Dean Acheson, sald today that sident of the United States
The
Vico-Pre- the Soviet Union would not be presides over the Senate. Th able to prevent a Western Allled Speaker... presiden (trehty-by-n Velo-Reuteriz
Bombay, Aug. 20, The Mayor of Bombay, 8. K. people who suffered during
Patil, today praised Japan's session of the NATO Council is the national questions now of her national war with the toy traders playing on
the earliest at which repreachta- Washington, Aug. 30.
Uves of Greece and Turkey, two burning Importance in Egypt prawar level cormy to the not sincere when they said, that
of the countries intimately con And Persia and a general, Arab- "Out of the dust and rubble A 94-cent-an-hour Lorolavite on Monday.
Jewish understanding.
The Japanese havo rebuilt their meant Increase for pamphles
8,400 woollen cerned, could attend, The 10th body--that of a na
against textile workers was approved Further reason is the great
Industrice and are now fast.res tive workman was recovered Japanese goods so that, local today by the Wage Stabilisation dimeuity of the problem raised but its urgency explains the re he said.
The prospect seems
capturing their lost markol, from: the wreckage today. A would not
cent move by the Palestina warrant for the priest, of the setbackst suffer economic Roard.
He was speatcing at a recop "The decision cleared the way by the creation of a solid defeneo | Conciliation: Commission-- to ""call | 'tion' marking, the arrival hore of. / rovision:-of-! the Italian: Regco House' of... · RopeMON contractor said to be responsible
way structure for the Middle East.) Mr Holland said he
his organic
organisa-for action, on 111 other similar! tion was opposed to the entry cases the Board mid. Affected The bailes fact about the autumn between larget and The Yamashitada Kiser) Steamship de a conference in Paris this the pay amdong Maru of the for the building has been issued. of Japanese toys, "but we must were 24,000% workers of the Middle East in world politics four Arab Govomments with Company the fifth Thine malo to bol not sinks to his level in figating American Woolients Co. and the present umor, is that he which an armistice has been shipping line to mimo trado Thirteen other native, warkmen
Jogando were injured, six of them against Alisir Importation." 10,000 In other instile tante whole arus has become a power concluded; gypt, Jordan, Byria with India since the end of the
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