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Nehru Defends Policy
New Delhi, Sept. 6. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said tonight he was cortain his American critics)
that - would see in time
India's decision not to attend the San Francisco confer- ence was a correct one.
"I am a friend of America, a friend of Japan and a friend of China," he Fald. in public address.
viewed the Japanese treaty on the principle of how far it would contribute to world peace. I am sure some of my friends in America are angry. But I Am sure that in the course of time they will realise India's sland was right."
He commentlost President Tru- man's speech opening the San Francisco conference and.drew
the Presi Epecial reference 10 dent's remarks on devastating weapons that could destroy the world.
name
Mr Nehru bitterly condemned the fighting in Korea, where in the
of liberation and freedom 1,000,000 soldiers have been killed and nearly one-third of the population died as the result of bombing, starvation and frostbite."
Congress Party Resignations
New Delp!, Sogl Q. Sixteen member of the Congress Working Commil- too-the
highest Executive
migh It was learned after.. a meeting of the Committee called here to consider the. Darty crisis created by the resignations a month ago of the Prime Minister, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, and the Education Minister, ·MAU÷ Jana Abul Kalam Azad.
The Congress President, Mr Purushottam Das Tan- don, has now in his hands the resignations at all members of his Committee.
Informed political · quar- ters here saw a glimmer of hope in this development, which they considered would enable the Preat- dent to undertake a ro- constitution of the Cam- mittes, which WILB do- sired by Mr Nebruḥ a mi "symbolic" change in the party's set-up-Router.'
POWERS
PLEDGE AID
TO LIBYA
Geneva, Sept. 6. Eeypt. Italy, France, Britain
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1951.
Train Wrecked On Flooded Track
Jordanians
Their New
Cheer
King
Amman, Sept. 6. · Cannons boomed and more than 100,000) Jordanians today wildly cheered the ascension of Prince Talal to the throne of the assassinated King Abdullah.
He scotched a rumour publish- ed by a Bombay newspaper that said war between India and and the United States have Pakistan OVCT the Northern pledged financial aid to the new
Talal received the welcome reserved for na- State of Kashmir would start
sovereign State to Libya, Mrtional heroes after his arrival by special plane at next Sunday.
Adrian Pell, United Nations
07.30 GMT from Geneva, where he had undergone High Commissioner for the form-
treatment for a nervous disorder.
will
cr
"I can tell you there be no war with Pakision. neither on Sunday nor there. after." Mr Nehru said.
The Prime Minister appealed |
to the people to strengthen his
Italian
told colony,
the Economte and Social Council here.
The aid offered was capital
hand to maintain pace and for economic development us solve India's heavy internal well D3 granis problems. Associated Press.
'American Aid
Sought
cipated budget
young stute,
to meet anti- deficits in the
The terms on which this assis- tance would be given would be negotiated by the free Libyan Government when established, be allowed to compromise Libyan sovereignty. he said.
For bat would not
Indo-China
Washington, Sept. 6, The French, Finance Minister, Mr Rene Mayer, arrived here today and tald newsmen:
"I intend to discuss financing of the war in Indo-China with the Secretary of Finance, John Snyder, and the Secretary State, Dean Acheson."
Mr Mayer arrived by
from New York and is to
of
train
The United Nations Assembly has decided that Libya should Independent within two bo years.
Mr. Pelt said that a plan for its economic development was well under way and a report on war damage was also being prepared,
The Libyan Government accept or would be free to reject the United Nations ex- sce nerts development plan.
Mr Snyder at the Treasury to- morrow,
Wants Share
Maid Bigger
Of Will
tional monarch.
The locomotive, and five- carriages of a Southern Pacific goods, train were wrecked in Arlington, Arizona, when the train rau onto a washed-out' cm- hankment. The box cars were ripped apart as flood waters swept through the gap into which they fell. -AP Picture.
HK FILM
MAGNATE
IN SPORE
An hour and a half inter,
Singapore, Sept. 6. artillery fred 101 times as Ab- Mr T. Y. Lee, a
Hongkong dullah's 42-year-old son took alm magnate, is studying the the oath as the new constitu-possibilities here for making
modern, international flims." Mr Lee told newamen. Crowds estimated al more
of different people of
nation- than 100,000 lined the beflagged alities are to live peacefully 10- streets of the capital for a four-hour wait in the intense Ether, they must develop a etter understanding of Bach heat to cheer the return of the
ether, and the kind at Alm I How monarch.
have in mind would help to Pictures of King Tala! were achieve that
"My Idea is to feature Chinese, histed alongside the Jordanian London, Sept. 6. grey-haired maid, leit dag, and the black flags, which, Malays, Indians and Europeens £1,000 in her mistress's will, have flown in mourning since in one flim, cad
cach speaking.their assassination
Talal's own language. of is asking the trustees to pay the
The film would have subtitles her for housekeeping expenses father at the Mosque of Omar which, she says,
came out of in Jerusalem on June 20. were in the language accessary fur
withdrawn.
particular audience. her own pocket,
would want to use local newspapers dis- talent. The mald Is Miss Mildred
front page# Mr Lee Smith, for 29 years in
A
Hind.
Jordanian played on
the the
runs the $12,000,000
TRAINING OF MALAYAN TEACHERS IN BRITAIN
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LONDON
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London, Sept. 0. Several hundred Mala- yan student teachers are being sent here for train- ing to meet demand for education which has grown rapidly in Malaya singe the war.
An emergency Teacher Train- College at Kirkby, nor Ing.
of accom Liverpool; capable modating 300 students, has been placed at the disposal of the Federal Government.
In December, 1303_ Malays Chinese, Indians and Eurasians from Malaya will be leaving Bingapore for Kirkby, whare they will undergo a Ave-term course.
Another September, two-year course,
is due in to begin
The Colonial once said, tha: the "decision to take this precedented step has been dictal- fed
un-
by the need for an im)- mediate and considerable" ex- pansion of the Malayan teacher iralning facilities.
Building and other Wimculties, it added, have delayed local plans to
to such an extent that the Government Malayan
Was. compelled to look abroad if the situation were not to get out of hand.
At the request of Sir Henry, Gurney, High Commissioner for Malaya, the Colonial Office has successfully negotiated for the psa of Kirkby Training 1, 1952, Collège from January
the first until July, 1954, in
Instance.
Mr Robert Williams, Principal of the College, is to visit Malaya study local conditions.----
to
Reuter,
Equality For
Germany Forecast
West
Is
Washington, Sept,
G
Dr Heinz Krokolor, Germany's chief diplomat in Washington, predicted today that his country would be brought into full part- nership with the West within a Dr Krekeler, who holds the month.
rank
service of Lady (Lilian Frances) pictures of Talal, his brother studio. Yung Hwa Motion Pic- the of Charge d'Affaires, mada Naif who served as Regent ture Industries, Ltd., which has partment after conferring for 15 suring his absence in Switzer-made 14 Mandarin Alms in minutes land, and his son Prince Housain, Hongkong, many of which have webb
con beett The papers expressed
shown in, Singapore,— fidence in Jordan's prosperity Associated Press.
under and unity
the new ponarch,
Lady Hind.
widow solicitor, dlod three
go, 82. She left £700,000.
of months
a
Bequests
£8,270. After duty has been paid the rest, about £200,000 goes to charity.
Came to
1. have
Miss Smith sald! -Delegates from Egypt, India, He said General Jean ste Lat-Pakistan, France, Belgium and
spent hundreds of pounds of com-Britain spoke commending the
ing. Lady Hind did not allow enough.
tre de Tassigny, French
prediction at the State De
with U.S. Under- of State James E. Secretary
The Big Three Foreign Minis- ters are
to discuss scheduled German problems at a ferenco here beginning
con-
Ou
The Prime Minister, Towak Seoul Clean-Up Krekeler described his
Pasha, General Glubb Pasha, British-born commander of the crack-Arab-Legion,--and high.
munder in Indo-China, would work of the Libyan Commis-my on money on housekeep-fficials received the Royal party. announced today that' 2,176 |
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discuss the military side of the slon. war in Indo-Chinu with the 'De-
"I had to use my own money fence Department here.
to buy food for myself, due to tlon promising technical aid to General de Lattre is arrive here later this month-Libya if she should want staff, and for Lady Hind, her-
United Press,
The Council adopted a resolu-
-
Reuter.
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wag engaged on a per- sonal maid. Ono day Lady me to go into the Hind asked kitchen for a fortnight. I was there for 12 years.
CHEERING CROWDS
Pusan, Sept. '0. Korean Follee Headquarters
bodies have been picked up in Seoul since the battered South Korean capital was recaplured by the Allies last March.
visit to Mr Webb as routine,
He is optimistic about West Germany's future-Asociated Press,
US ENVOY CALLS ON VYSHINSKY ·
They went next to Amman's military airfold, where Princes,
members the Ministers,
of the Police Headquarters said these Diplomatic Corps, Army chiefs victims of the street fighting for and other notables welcomed the city included an identified 82 UN soldiers, 015 "Rightist
Moscow, Sept. 6, leaders," 1,074 South Korean Admiral Alan Kirk, the Tall and kissed his hand.
Chinese Red United States Ambassador, today The Royal car carried Talsi civilians, 140
cheering
North soldiers, 230
Korean
conferred with the Soviet For through three miles of
M. Andrel throngs to Parliament. Prince troops and 29 civilian Commu- cign Minister.
No details were due Vyshinsky. the nist Noif sat at his right and "I did all the sewing in the Premier
his left. Talal The bodies have been re-closed immediately.
The United States. Embossy and for five years I waved repeatedly to his sub covered mostly from partially house, nursed Sir Jesse Hind, who jects. The car, preceded by a demolished buildings, wells and said that the Interview was at
Kirk's request. died in 1846."
motor-cycle escort, reached Par-other out of the way places. Admiral
Associated Press,
Insted half an hour-Reuter. Miss Smith's brother, Lady liament at noon. Hind's chauffeur for 30 years, The Presidents of the Senate gets £100 under the will. A and Lower Chamber received gardenor gets £1,000, a former housemaid, 160, and a cleaner,
£20.
at
Talal at the entrance and later introduced the fegislators, Talal remained in the Royal offices while the joint session approved "MISUNDERSTANDING Miss Smith stil lives in the decrce proclaiming his ascen- Hind home at The Paris, Not-sten to the throne. tingham. It is to be sold.
and
Members rose and cheered
An official of Wells, Hind, Talal's entry into the House for Crane, Nottingham the first time as constitutional solicitors, said: "I am surprised monarch of the Kingdom of Miss Smith has mynde this Jordan. claim, It is probably due to
a misunderstanding.
The
Iraqi Denial
:
PROMISE FULFILLED
began
Slashing Outbreak In Leeds Factory
Leeds, Sept. 6,
It
Five hundred workers at a Leeds clothing fac tory have been temporarily suspended because o "stasher," whose knife has caused £300 damage in the past five weeks, had struck again. Two men's coats were hadly ripped.
Then workers heard the an-
Mr
executors are dealing Seated on his throne and sur with the matter. Although the
of rounded by Princes in his right sum may be hundreds
and Ministers on the left. Talal it 18
In the Name of the comparatively pounds, small with regard to the alze Almighty, I shall observe the of the estate,"
The costs were checked ar New moelingi batween He added that the charities cansulon and remain loyal to
the country."
perfect the night before. In management and workers will to benefit under the will have
arillery Jordanian
tho plarning one was found be held at the factory. Leeds
been in not yet been decided on.
firing the Royal Salute as slashed across the back and the detectives who have signal to the crowds waiting out other across the sleeve. vestigating
tho
alashings will be The management of them there ablelin Mold" shall side that King Talal I had formally ascended the throne. -Hepton and Co., of York-rand
Tho awearing-k of the now -Immediately cub off the "Music appeal for someone to come for King opens a new chapter in While You Work" broadcast on ward and give us information Páris, Sept. 0.
factory loudspeakers and order
which might lead to the dis The Iraqi Legation here to the life of the Kingdom.
It inaugurated the constitued":"Stop work.!!.
covery of the slasher. day denied having issued an oral sule promised by the late
Linde we find the culprit official note, as quoted in the King Abdullah following the Parla evening paper Le Monde, annexwilan of the Ardo section hourishment that further sabo-, everyone is suspect. It could e the manageriai side as well tage had been committed und
The unici saying that the Iraqi Govern of Palestine by Tranelorian the 800 employed in the sulting as the workers."
was not a party to the suspen department would be suspended when he wo ment had had no contact with United Press.
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kat said: "It must have workat ára.
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