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Bonn Discussions

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1951.

British Submarine Pays Visit To Dockland

Gen. Eisenhower Being Pushed GLAMOUR GIRLS

1,3 malenazir HP tamen entering Shadwell Basin, 'East London, last tead, man, wath it. A beren, she began a 10-day visit to the capital. The honda vucn to the public, were the first warships of muthie watter

Farabe ince the 1946 Victory Parade.—Reuterphoto.

.i.

Japan's Progress Tusband Recovery

Washington, Sept. 30.

The fened" Mobiliser, Mr Charles Wilson, Today Juril stypach great progress toward econo- salu rem vmy since the end of World War II.

Nove thelen told President Truman in ide thượt e kreport, there remains a sub- strial capacity in Japan which port the free world's mobilisa-

tion ellt.

1...!

that

22-30.

Roman Bath

Uncovered

Osuna, Spain, Sept. 30.

A Roman bath 16 feet long and 10 feet, wide with stepa

leading down was found in good condi- tion here. The bath was uncovered while founda- tlons were being dug for new farm House. Reuter.

AMBITIOUS PLAN FOR SIBERIA

Into Race For Presidency

New York, Sept, 30.

The trend of world events is gradually pushing - General Dwight D. Eisenhower into the race for the Presidency of the United States, James Reston, the New York Times' political commentator, said today.

Reston wrote: Six months ago Eisenhower was as free an agent as any illustrious American soldier can be in a time of crisis. But with every

month that passes it is becoming more apparent that he cannot withdraw from the race without seriously hampering the causes to which he is now devoting his life.

"The Europeans respect his would sten to his advice for Judgment in either capacity, inere attentively if they thought but the chances are that they they were dealing with the nexi President of the United States than they would if they dealing strictly and with TI illustrious soldier who was thinking of returning to Columbla Univer- sily cr.his farm In Pennsylvania.

Sanctity Of Contracts Endangered

were Inercly

"Similarly, the Republicans in Congress, regardless of their personal feelings about foreign hid, will always hesitate to deny the requests of the man who may be their party's can-

In ciclate Presidential election.

the

forthcoming ARABS TO

the

New York, Sept. 30. A leading American petroleum executive says that if Iron is permitted to break its agree-

"If General Eisenhower pulls ments with the Anglo-Iranian

out of the rice before Oil Company, all contracts be- Europeans and the United tween governments and private States Congress decide upon investors throughout the world what the level of rearmament is will be jeopardised,

to be, he will probably hamper Addressing the

American the development of the rearma- Bar Association, Mr Churles 1..ment programme he wants, and Harding, Director of Middle if he stays in the race or does East interests of Socony Vacuum no: commit himself until the Oll Company, warned the Spring, he will have accepted United States against favouring an obligation to the large and any expedient solutions of the influential group of Republicans, dispute In Iran, Unless this

who are supporting him. understood the issues country involved, important principles might unwittingly be Kom- promised in the U.S. extreme efforts to solve the troubles of the moment.

Mr Harding inentioned

Iran

made

a

סנני

PRESSING EVENTS

DISCUSS

MOROCCO

Alexandria, Sept. 30. The question of Moroccan in- an 18-point dependence tops agenda before the Arab League Committee meeting Political

here tonight.

Azzam Pashu, Secretary- General of the Arab League, "Less tangible but no less im- | sald: "All efforts to induce portant events at home ara France to solve the Moroccan pressing in the same direction. problem have failed. The Arab

League may ask one of Its mem- "It is becoming more and narre apparent that, without the ber States to raise the case be- fore the forthcoming General support of a politically power-

Assembly." fui Eisenhower the Administra- tion cannot get its

major faielem policies through Con-

Css,"

present

AT AIRPORT

How to be glamorous, even with a duster. In hand, is shown by this volunteer team of girls from London's Windmill Theatre, busy getting the "Windmill Girl" in trim at Gatwick, Sussex, for the International Challenge

Air Trophy Race

Shoreham. -w Reutorphoto,

at

Spanish Restoration Rumours

New York, Sept, 30.

Franco has

to

According to Arab diplómatle

General

made sources, the problem of North overtures Don Juan, the Africa as a whole is now under Pretender to the Spanish Throne, for a private meeling to discuss consideration.

of the Crown, the restoration.

Sam

Mr Wilson said the United States also fully recognises the ... for need for balanced economic development, according to their

Moscow, Sept. 30. respective resources of the ;& the

A gigantic plan to reverse Philippines and other countries two Siberian rivers to reclaim 1-22-35

of South and Southeast Asia, and irrigate 25 million hectares recent statement by India that

He emphasised that economic of Central Asian

desert has nationalisation"

it would Fretion

grant a 30-year in the Far leady strength

Governmental

to guarantee Sast received

ap-

construct Atton "depends upon healthy trade proval. It was disclosed today. foreign investors to orantetations of the one free nation

refinery. It calls for the building of

that He noted apply in that area with broad inklustrlu) a dem about 240 feet high on

similar guarantee It as unpocity Japan with the the river Ob to form the

for 80 years to Anglo-Iranfan He said that many Demo- of the neighbouring

free countries world's biggest reservoir-250,- and said:

crats.concede that Elsenhower whose primary contribution at 000 square kilometres In area.

"1 Iran is under no obliga- could command a support that sian political leaders are active the New

Algerian, Moroccan and Tuni- the Madrid correspondent of uned the present time is in the pro- The scheme is described by tion to abide by its agreements no Democratic President can

York Times, mportant duction of raw materials.”

author hydro-engineer then neither would India nor command with the

ly campaigning here for Arab Pope Brewer, reported today. agent of He said: "Over the long rua Davydov, in the new English- any other government be re-

their respective olignment of forces in Congress.support for

Brewer said that Don Juan June 1950, tronomic strength depends also language magazine, News. quired to live up to its agree-

had imposed three conditions 11er cent on, balanced Industrial and The now of the Ob and

ments. the

"If the Russians had enɛed the

meeting questions coming be- for a

which Franco' "In other ngi qultural development of all Yenkei, which spill wastefully

words, the day tension in the world, if a And much the tree nations of the Far East." Into the Arctic, would be divert- utter the refinery

other was built, publican

than Senator fore the Political Committee in- was unlikely to accept.

clude Egypt's nomination of Firstly, he did not want to onomic Unied Press.

ca southward to irrigate and India, with the same right as Taft had been in the lead for

**Pakistan for membership of discuss the possibility of abdica- reclaim the vost deserts of that exercised by Iran, if there Republican nomination, and II

*** | the

14-year- United Nations Security tion in favour of his Kazakhistan, in Central Asin, be such a right, could unilateral- the country had not, become

ly abrogate the contract which thoroughly disgusted with the Council in place of India, Chile old son, Juan Carlos;

Secondly he had insisted on In place of Ecuador, and Greece evidence of official An estimated 300 cuble_klio- she had mado-with-the-foreign one hand and wism in place of Yugoslavia.

having witnesses present at any metres of water will be diverted companies.

such meeting and, yearly, he said.

*It

other, General Elsen- The Arab States will governmentshower might have been able to SOVI:eign Th Ob

Thirdly, he required that if would be dammed to

decide are going to abrogate contracts serve both his desires and his celebrate United Nations Day in free to publish in the Spanish whether they should the talks fall each should be form the proposed reservoir, from which the Siberian waters their purposes, there will be no

unilaterally whenever suits duty."-Reuter.

view of their many defeats in press his own statement on the would flow through canals norte basis for International commer

that organisation.

discussions. the Turgid Platebu Inte flat,

was possible in

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FULL RECOGNITION

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materials

Dud-Cheque Peggy

Got700 In

Days

Thirteen

London, Sept. 30.

Rail Dining

Crew

Car

Are Gaoled

London, Sept. 30. Four railway dining

cart- tendants one with 45 years service-were gaoled at the Ol Balley for embezzlement, All pleaded guilty,

They defrauded British Rail- ways by issuing meal tickets more than once. They pocketed money not shown on their

The

bills.

All four lived in and worked on the ing train between

and St Pancras. Henry Asg

Wrenbury-avenue,

It was stated.

Manchester early morn-

Davydov said.

arid Central Asia.

Davydov said that the project would reclaim an area of desert larger than the total Irrigated lands of the United States.-

Reuter,

New

Year In Israel

Tel-Aviv. Sept, 30.

Israel today celebrated the New Year 5,712 and synagogues Manchester throughout the country were

packed.

was

Same 300,000 new immigrants

cial

Press.

relations." Associated

Nearly Fell Into The Stone Age

tate has

drains

London, Sept. 30.

on

on the

So They'll Drink Wine Instead

Rc-

cases.

Other

·also

Ahmed Shukciry Bey, as the No meeting Arsistant Secretary-General of the near future, Brewer said. The Arab League, will, report He added that Franco's action on the Palestine Conelliation was in response to a letter from Commission conference in Paris, Don Juan last July demanding where he was the Syrian de the restoration of the Crown to further a stable' rezime · in Spain-Reuter.

legate.

Shukeiry Bey said: "The Commission's proposals as they stand at present appear to ba unacceptable to the Arab States, But three new, criteria brought to the fore are worthy of con- sideration."

Shukelry

Catholic Offer

Arab Hint

To U.S.

Callo, Sept. 30.

Al Ahram, leading Arabic daily, today urged American newspapers to reduce their pages by 10 per cent to help. solve the world's newsprint shortage

sald the acute

The paper Sald

· production.

Parls, Sept. 30, A vow never to let another drop of water pass their lips has A workman digging 35ft been taken by the people of the down on a council housing esitle town of Nuits St Georges, elaborate on this statement-

Bey refused found a Stone Age Eastern France, centre of one of Reuter. Aint mine - by nearly falling the finest French wine-growing | Tucker, 61, of

Into it. gapled

areas an extremely strong wine, "He who have arrived in the past for 15 months; Frank Valentine 12 months celebrated the New Warlingham, Surrey, for modern

was digging a trench at usually. Jennings, 40, of Green-street,

Year

for the Arst time in Fallowfield, for 12 months; and

when his pick went But this iamo prelude to an un- Israel.

through the root of a cavern ending Bacchanalian orgy, for Harry Mayer, 50, of Greenend-

In a message to road, Burnage, and John Lever,

all Jewish where men dug 4,000 years ago the people of Nults St Georges

Washington, Sept. 30. 38, of Burnage-road, Burnage. world, the Premier, Dr David and epears. He climbed out as through a nightmare

communities throughout the for fints to make their arrows have suffered. They have lived The Catholic War Veterans

in which asked for the privilege of pay shortage or for nine mon hs.

Beu Gurion promised that the bottom of his trench tell nearly half of them were taken tog for the crosses over

the not by the mente la caused who had 46 years' service, was mass immigration.

that Tucker, Israel would continue to absorb in.

violently. Yet no one knew graves of U.S.

war deng In but by inappropriate distribu- Council officints called in Me the reason,

military cemeteries.

It charged that in charge of the first and third the year the Israel Brian Hope-Taylor, an archaeo

past

American publishers are mono- ..Come class restaurant ears and that Government gave

At a niecting here yesterday who had 23 years' port to the United Nations in

loyal cup logist. He found two caverns, focal bread had been poisoned, the group passed a resolution Polling the Canadian market.

one 45ft.-down.

The newspaper said, “A service, was the chief attendant an

"Are we cffort to promote world

He thinks he has located the bakers were faced with bank relieve the Department of De-America how can she call for

requesting President Truman to not entitled therefore i In the third class car.

to ask peace and Isract will persevere original shaft. Police officers who kept ob- in furthering peace, freedom On the walls of the mine were

rupley

fence of the expenses of main- noticed that 51 more and tervation

Now a loent doctor has an-taining the symbols of religion the freedom of exchange of in- Justice among nations in

the marks left by of obtaining goods worth £305.

formation throughout the world primitive neunced that the town's drinking $6. each were the spirit of the prophets of antler picks, and in the five water supplies had bren infected how making the graves of our s amcans She told

of strengthening the jeweller

herole dead." And she asked for 11, other was a friend of the

she served than were accounted for. | Israel,” he said

They offered to feet of clay which covers the by pollution from a

democracy, WiLLK Baroness On one occasion Jennings was

while some indivi- singan: pay the cost themselves. President Chalm Wolzmann floor he hopes to find traces of river.

dunt American Journalists are offences, involving anottier de Rothschild, and wrote Lady seen to

tho sume bill to said in a New Year's message: the pre-historic miners. £377, to the taken into

ao Rothschild's name and address three different people, count, Ier address was given on the back of the cheque a

"Our gales shall remain open Basil-street, Knightsbridge.security.

A railway official said that In- to Immigrants from near and quiries showed that there was far."-Neuter.

considerable discrepancy in

Demure-looking Peggy Schwabe Peggy the Dud-Cheque Dropper the police call her went back to gaol for the 16th time. Peggy specialises in passing duds on West End jewellers and fashion shops. She is 39, and was once a dancer and Jennings, comedienne.

She pleaded guilty at Lon- watch and gold lighter, total don Sessions to three charges yalue £112.

43

*S.W.

breakfasts at

Peggy left on August 7 after send the watch and lighter to the accused were on duty com

The Jeweller said he would the receipta' on the train when a three-year sentence of "cor her hotel. When Peggy left, ho pared with days

when rective training." Within 13 checked

they days she tricked

the were off.

shops into polico. lating her have nearly £700 worill of jewels and clothes,

AL

up, and

fold

¡

Peggy walled at her hotel

for the jeweller's messenger.

But Dotective Sergeant the Charles, Monahan arrived-and

# jeweller's į in - New Bond-street she told

mahaderie was "Lady North, Peggy's round of buying and

an old customer," She gave D worthiem cheque for a watch, and pawned the watch

££34

of

Minister On Way Home

London, Sept. 30. The Indian Minis'er Commerce, Mr *Harekrushna fohlab, who came here for the Commonwealth Raw Materials Conference, fett by dir for Paris today on the first stage of hit journey home. After a few days. "You will go back to gol in Paris and Geneva, he will lingerie with dud cheque, with the maximuin sentence of catch a plane for Bombay ch Then to another dewellesa. | AVA ZSKER" hold, the deputy October 4, arriving in India on ZEERA JAS, cheek, a diamond | chairmaN

the same day for £20.

SHE CHOSE WATCH

From a lingerie shop nearby,

she "bought" 6112 worth

pawning was over.

The court was told gise had been Ju, and out of prison since 1941, and had éntirely by crime,

lived

October 6, Beyler,

B

POP

At firs: It was feared that thei

eight days the and for

town

tfors

So the people of Nults St The veterans' association "con-monopolising the output of the The mine is one of the deep-Georges have resolved to allek to demned the Government's "anti-largest newsprint producing cat known. It is the second the good red wins that made their religious actions and disregard country · in the world?United

forefathers famous.

Press for God." United Press.

found in Surrey,

YOU'VE NO IDEA WHAT I GO

THROUGH

WHEN YOU

SNORE

OH YES I HAVE

MY: ROCK!

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