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'O THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1951,
“Half "Safe” Amphibian San Francisco Conference On
Crosses The Channel
GC.7753
"Half Safe," amphibian jeep which recently crossed the Atlantic, shown coming into Deal last week after crossing the gale-swept Channel from Calals, Waiting to leap ashore is Mrs Elinore Carlin, 34, American wife of Frederick Carlin, 30, of Australia; The jeep, half boat and half car, is 24 feet long-AP Pleturė,
Juggernaut
Washington, Sept. 2.
Yellow caterpillars as long as cigarettes and as fat 5 fountain pens are advancing by the millions on a city in New Mexico. In two columns. they
munching Dre
their way through weeds on the city's outskirts as men spray poison in front of them.
BRITON MEETS IRAN OIL BOARD
reinstated
by
Arab States
States May
Launch Attack On France In UN
Paris, Sept. 2.
The French expect that the forthcoming United Nations Assembly in Paris will be utilised by the Arab member nations for a strong onslaught on the position of France in North Africa.
The attitude of the British representatives at the meeting towards any motions aimed against French interests in North Africa will be regarded by French officials as a test of the real intentions
of Britain's Middle East policy.
leaders, in North Africa.
.. 2.
French officials are
and
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from
Japan Peace Treaty Opens Tuesday Night
New York, Sept. 2.
Mr Kenneth Younger, British Minister of State, arrived here by air today on his way to the Japanese peace treaty conference in San Francisco. He told reporters that he hoped the treaty would be signed by next Satur day.
He said: "I have heard that the Russians have some proposals to make, so I suppose they have something new to say. have no wish to speculate because there is so little to speculate on. I just hope that it will not impede the signing of the treaty."
***** Mr Younger conferred with Sir Gladwyn Jebb, permanent British representative at the United Nations, shortly after his arrival.
The French Foreign Minister, about peace and justice in the]
YOSHIDA ARRIVES
M. Robert Schuman, who world." Reuter. arrived here today, said that France would sign the Japanese peace treaty without any 10- servation.
M. Schuman sald that it was dificult to speculate on what the Rusalans will do at the San Francisco conférence for signing the treaty,
The French Foreign Minister and his party were met by the French Ambassador to the Unit- ed. States, M. Henri Bonnet, and other French diplomatic of cials.
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San Francisco, Sept. 2. Mr Shigeru Yoshida, Prime Minister of Japan, arrived here by plane today, expressing the hope that a peace treaty with by Japan would be signed Saturday.
Mr. Yoshida was greeted at the International Airport by several hundred reporters, Press photographers, newsreel photographers and by about 200 people from the local Japanese colony.
Eden In Cheerful Mood
Washington, Sept. 2,
Mr Anthony Eden, World War II British Foreign Secretary, said today there was less chance for a third world war now than there had been a year ago.
is more "The United States afraid than Europe that war is Imminent," he said in a televi- sion
"Europe's appearance. "I confidently hope that the strength is growing under Elsen- peace conference will proceed hower and chances of war are they were a year and terminato successfully ac- Less than cording to schedule,"
we are
M. Schuman will leave here
Mr Yoshida, reading a pres tommorrow morning for... San
pared statement, vald, "All"] Francisco. With M. Schuman can say is that I am happy that were representatives of
here and exceedingly Indo-Chinese States of Laos, grateful for this cordial receps Vietnam and Cambodia. Theretion accorded us. Included the' Vietnam Prime Minster. Bi Trán. Van Huu, Laos' Crown Prince Savang, and Cambodia's Foreign Minis-
ter.
at
M.
Wilhelm
Drew Pearson
DBO."
The preamble of the Atlantic Pact
saya member nations have
on Let's not exaggerate the issUO.“
Mr Yoshida is Japan's chief "Britain does not oppose the REPARATIONS ISSUE.
delegate to the peace conference United States having bares In Norway will seck reparations which will be opened on Tues-Spain, he said, but she did op-. including Spain in the 'day night by President Truman, pose the San Francisco. pence
Atlantic Pact treaty conference but will sign-Reuter. the treaty with Japan, the SENATOR'S PROPOSAL
to, be democracies and I don't Norwegian Ambassador to the
States, United
Washington, Sept. 2.
think Britain
wants to alter Munthe de Morganstierne, said. The Senate Republican leader, this clause now,"
[Mr Kennoth Wharry, bald today
to India's deci- Reparations would be sought that the Serate should not ratify stan not to sign the Japanese
In reference not only for Norwegians who the Japanese peace treaty until peace treaty, he said, "I'm sorry were imprisoned but to, indem Japan promised not to recognise my view in't Mr Nehru's view At present they are inclined to await this test
nify the families of those killed Red China.
too," but added that the dock- before giving a more official stamp to recent Parlia, during the war, he added. mentary and Press protests against what the French
"Before there is a vote in the ston was India's to make, M. de Morgansterne was ask- United States Senate on ratifica
He was not happy over the regard as encouragement of anti-French nationalisted whether Norway would siga Uon of this pen treaty with moment chosen by Britain to Abadan, Sept. 2.
the treaty in its present form. Japan, the Japanese Government recognise Communist Chins, but Mr K B. Boss, the reinerles'
"We have accepted the Ameri- should by official action assure recognition was not a
Bign of general manager of the Anglo- The French dislike of British | French Government officially can, and British Invitations to the United States that Japan approval. Iranian Oll Company, today policy in the Middle East, and with M. Bonnefous views, but attend," he replied. "Yes, on the will not recognise Red China,"
Recognition is acceptance of met Persia's three-man tem-suspicion that the aim of succes this has not prevented French whole we will sign.""
said Senator Wherry. "This an Accomplished fact, but I am porary Oll Board at Khorram- sive British Governments hus Ministers
editors shahr, near here,
been to undermine French inshoring them.
M. de Morganstierne, who plodge we have the right to afraid we got out of step when demand in the samo of our we made the declalon. However, fluence from
Habib these regions, is i It is believed that the meet-nothing new.
Bourguiba's visit to will lead his country's delega fallen war heroes."
on relations now, If we break London brought Press protests tion at San Francisco, had just
won't make any difference as 1t. Ing, which lasted two hours. But it is some years. since la a climax. The weekly, paper, arrived from Norway.
Elo called for the promise our troops are in Korea and the discussed the case. of three the fasuc has been taken Carrefour, said that the No 1
sald that Norwegian while “substituting dor the world knows how we stand young Persian apprentices who up. on a semi-oficial plane. | enemy of the continued
or im-columnist pre-sallors killed, injured have been
appar-sence of France in Tunlela had prisoned by the Japanese were a radio programine. Ho 'de-
In answer to a query as to Board against Mr Ross wishes. ently anxious not to bring no diflculty in seeing the head regarded in Norway as a class voted almost his entire 15 why Britain is still trading with The three apprentices wer matters to Д hend with of the Middle East Department with the military as far as con- minute talk to an attack on the Russia, Mr Eden said: "We have today, back at work in Abadan, the British Goverment.at..the of the British Foreign Ofee tributions to the Allied cause Truman Administration, to make up our mind if we want Mr Ross said yesterday.
French the present time, which a regarded
officials .complain were concerned.
East-West trade. ony ay inopportune,
mere of the attitude of the "We think it is
Sonator a natural
Wherry cald
I think we need some ally The French Foreign Minister, United States towards Morocco thing to do to seek reparations Administration by design or trade so the burden on the free M. Robert Schuman, indicated than of that of Britain. Gen- for those who suffered," he said. sheer incompetence bad world, and especially the United on Friday that Anglo-French crai Juin, until recently Re-
manoeuvret the United States States, is not so gro
great."
'victory eldent-General in Morocco, BELGIAN RESERVATIONS into a position where it faced Prospects for a Tory Eight Britons who refused to discussions on the subject might, eld
wrote in Le Monde: "It would Board's take place in November. The Persian
of the biggest in the next British elections, agree to
the the prospect be mistaken no bu
to fx now the Their main object would
were to be decision are leaving for En doubt be to co-ordinate British time Umit within which
the Belgian Foreign Affairs Minis-war of them, all, with Russia" especially if they lend on Wednesday at their and French Unes of action at preparation (for self-govern- ter, sald on his arrival: from If war should brisk cut, the soon, were very optimistic, Mr
Eden added United Press. the United Nations General As-
to attend the Soviet armed forces could sweep ment) can be completed, as the Brussels
con-through. Western Europe to the Americans did for the Phillp- Japanese, peace treaty. due to open in Parls on sembly,
d.
pines .bnd as we are often ference that Belgium has some English Channel in * metier.cf preused to do ourselves."
reservations but will not offer wecks, despite Europe's rearma- Press conference of a
"One docs not transform
the ment efforts and United States ment
any serious obstacles, at which 趄 statement
help. The best thing for the Unit by M state of society as one trans- meeting,
forms an induziry by som? Dr Van Zeeland, who was ed States to do was to bring accompanied by four other our ground soldiers home from members of the Belgian Western Europe all excepting delegation, added: There are those needed for occupation pur
points of an economic poses in Western Germany and character that we will want to other places build with at the Iraq has agreed to a Syrian re-examine but they are not of speed and efficiency we can an request to withdraw the Iraqi us Air Force and a ring of air bases Air Force.squadron, anti-air- such, moment as to prevent us from signing this act of peace," around Russia to spearhead our craft unit and Army brigade On the question of repara-Army and Navy to victory if she sent to Syria de May to
Van Zeeland told third World War comes.7 Dr
to try
the youths, who were involved in disturbances last April, had given a written renunciation af all Communist leanings.
own request.
Persian
Customs authorities
Dakota aircraft which they had held grounded for eight days.
today released a Dutch Airlines Can made this state-
Assembly, had been raised.
nt
wru
The plane, under charter. to Edouard Bonnefous, Chairman the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company of the Foreign Affairs Com simple reconversion."--Reuter, was being used to evacuate mission of the French National British staff from the oilfields to Abadan. It had been kept under armed guard until the Persian Oll Board authorities let it go today,
and
"MISUNDERSTANDINGS"
RAAF HOLDING CELEBRATION
M. Bormefous was regarded as undoubtedly reflecting official feeling when In Thursday's the foreign affairs' debate ho mald
that
relations. Anglo-French and were troubled and that these
Air Chief
London, Sept. 2.
Dr Paul. Von Zeeland,
the
Person-
Iraqis To Withdraw
Baghdad, Sept. 2.
Senator Wherry sad also that aid Syria in the event of Israell
Quae nounced here
Marshal Slutors: "We are going Christopher Courtney will leave | to improve some articles of the Win mastery of the air and the ession, it was youdally: Rome. This same plane was was 'Franco-British antagonism London Airport on Tuesday for treaty of an economic character open to the free world." There seng, "we can keep the sea-lanes
Arabs Hurl
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Ban
Australia-to represent the Royal' here are a few points. which could be no worthwhlö peace the Syria, re-
Air Force at the 30th anniver
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Korea
in
The forces,
Byeine
де
With its British captain crew of three Dutchmen, plane took off this afternoon for Amsterdam by Nicosia
held up for eight days in In the Mediterranean and the Abadan in July awaiting Cus-Arab world."
quest following: Tarmel Syrien. toms clearance. -- Reuter,
that this view too:letic."
M. Schuman sary celebrations of the Royal interest our Dutch friends and
Communist area this spring there are Australim. Air Force, the air if we can help them we will do for provisions were made clathes in the Hulch Marahes
military installations beyond the August 25, the Syrian Govern
spring Inn letter of misunderstandings: resulting Ministry announced today,
Ho sald that for Belgium it valu River in Manchuria. Ho from erroneous interpretations The celebrations will be held self the reparations question is added that the United Nations ment thanked Iraq for her help of, incidents or atilludse, as for
must also rule Red Chinnan and said that, as the Israeli- example in the case of the visit in Sydney and Melbourne from not essential.
Byrian dispute was now before September 6 to 15, traditionally Belgium would sign the aggressor United Press
the United Nations, the, re- to Landon of the Tunisian na tionalist leader. Habib Bour
Air Force Week in Australia.
of hostiles was not treaty along the broad whole
sumption of a king Culha.
Sic Christopher will present lines, ho cold, by
declin Van Zeeland
expect went on, the have learned officially to the Royal Australian Air Trowe
'to comment on the issue
time
come for the with- trom London that there is Force a commemorative token ed
had Alexandria, Sept. 2: nothing in this Bourguiba trom the
"This is a question I do
drawal of the Iraqi forces. alver engraved with "Th
In making the letter public rist with to touch
A shall exploding premature- upon that the Arab Statoo would We cannot reproach the British the badges of both Services... start "another Korea if the Government for having Tad- Sir Christopher was Air no the eve of this great moet ly during mortar, firing practice today, the Syrian Government United Nations Security Couneli mittog a foreigner whoso pass Council Member for Supply and ing, he said. This treaty is at Efrou today killed a lieuten declared: Every step has been. decided to back up its order to port is in order."
Organisation from 1040 until most just as it is giving Japan ant, a sergeant and soldier of taken for the withdrawal Egypt to lift her Suez Canal MSchuman was visibly at his retirement from the RAF an opportunity to jain the na-the French 4th Regiment of Iraqi troops from Syria.
Reuter. pains to avoid, identifying the in 1945-Router.
tions who are trying to bring Spahls. Reuter, blockade,
At the same filme,.
time, informed 'sources said that the Arab world's ebiet counter-measure
ww
"Defiance
DE
Arab pources warned today | moves with a Tunísian passport. a. sliver Loyal Air Foreo of the farmament of Japan,
the
to the order will be to cut off oil to Israel. They said that both Iraq and Saudi-Arablan delegates have Informed Arab League : Political Com mittee that, their governmquta already have approved a plan to order all companies operating In Licir countries not to rend oil to Israel.
concursus of opinion
Pigotian & polllionl circles, was.
that Egypt will turn down the Bucurity Council order, Some mourcond thoughtë that
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