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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1951.
PISTOLS AMONG British Approach To The General Franco In “Civvies"
THE TEA CUPS
Pistols on the table among the tea cups at a family tea party must be a very rare sight, but this picture was taken at the Officers' Club at Fayid in the Canal Zone Compulsory evacuation of several hundred British Service families has been
almost completed. Landon Express.
Real Australian Adenauer's
Birthday
For Elizabeth
Canberra. Nov, 20. Princess Elizabeth will have a real Australian birthday in Canberra next year,
On her 26th birthday --- Apell 21 – Commonwealth officials are planning special present.
It will be something the kangaroo skin rugs, epox- sum rugs or anything else which In typically Aus- tralian. -Reuter.
PARTISANS
TO DRAW
UP PLANS
Moscow. Nov, 20. The annual conference ot peace partisans will be held in Moscow
27. on November It was announced today.
Talks
With "Big Three"
Paris, Nov. 20.
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Paris today for talks with the Foreign Ministers of the United States, Britain and France. For the first time the head of the German Government is talking directly with Allied Minis- ters instead of with the Allied High Commissioners in Bonn.
Object tive talks ไป promote negotiations for putting relations between the "Big
MACARTHUR
Three Western Powers and West Germany on a contractuad basis, the American High Com- missioner for Germany. Mr John
reporters McCloy told when he arrived here with the German Chancelur.
These
negotiations- almed
at restoring German sovereignty subject to limited Allied con- trol over Germa production- have bogged down recently in Bonn.
AGAIN
UNDER FIRE
A
New York, Nov 20. Spokesman for General Douglas MacArthur sald today that <rili: 15m by thalmerat
German ufheiaza said the Chanestler hoped
to make quicker progress by direct talks
Dr
is
also anxious
with the Foreign Ministers. with the
Adenuuer receive assurances that the broad lines of Allied poily in favour of bringing Germany Alo the Atlantic community
rough her participation
There conferences, participation. of prominent re- presentatives of the gris, scencer and labour, usually review the chievements of the peace par 1161718
and adopt a mavemen programme for the next year.
Meanwhile, the Soviet Press
considerable space the has devoles
to disturbances . the colonial world and especially the anti- British movemed among Arabs. heme of Russian views The
"see in is that these countries The Soviet Union, China
and the People's democracies a great force which unites and consolid- ates all fighters
ers for peace and could undermine plans by "im-
list war-inongers." One such elleged plan-"the anslavement of Arab countries" is discussed in a long Pravda
ti European aring are not likely to undergo any basic change as price for an cventual agreement with lessen cold war tension.
tu
k
about
Kremlin
Possible
ENVOY'S
ACTIVITIES
IN MOSCOW
Moscow, Nov. 20. Some foreign observers in Moscow beljove that Britain's Ambassado + paving the way for ar approach to the Sovie! Union for solution of small limited problems, to find out whether there is any East-West area of agree-
ment.
This would be in line with Farein Secretary Anthony Eden's address to Parliament on Monday in which he indicated he thought there might be some hope for agreement in tackling the smaller problems first before Attempting to reach accord on the major ones.
The new British Ambassador. Sir Alvary Gascoigne, evidently hus been firmly establishing himself for the position of go between should Mr Eden wish to make sučů a move,
He appears to have been going
visits and establish contact with
out of his way to make personal
h the senior members of the Soviet Foreign Ministry.
Sir
cul-
Alvary's diplomatic leagues said this was on excep- Lion lu the rule for incoming envoys in Moscow, and wonder- eci whether it and any connec tion with Mr Eden's hint that he thought old-established diploma- tic channels might be the best way of settling differences,
TO SEE STALIN?
These observers what might happen:
suy this is
Sir Alvary might approach the Russians with one of two "small
limited problems" and see what the Soviet reaction is.
Hi use Such an approach night be to Mar Athur confined
British Soviet issues, and such talks rould be king in uniforme, me to bri down to the sange con-expanded if there was any pro- cad that it is non-party to gress.
end polley, but highi: Surti-
to criticise ." Representative McCmack, Floor Luder
sturd
Pan
It is still a hush-hush subject Wat the British Embassy, but it is Jedin
Ambursa- Hou Demaraile known bere that the
would like to see Prime in latement i dor
Buton office Minister Stalin and may ask to by his
before the end of the aid: "I about time Ganerai see him Douglas MacArthur tok of year-Associated Press. his Army uniform when he f Republican Making
His main preoccupation is perches."
politieal!
Mr McCormack charged that the re-establishment of
the General had been making but so far it has been guly,
Republicant campaign exches understood EJ: Ben! laat
his address to the .ver since Participation gy Western des
jon mesting of Congress. fence was a predition of moving Germany high
Major-General Courtney Whit- degree of
ncy,
for Mac- spokesman political equality.
Ashur said "When certain senior officers of the army have spoken in uniform in support of Ad-
policy, Do ministration
FULL CONFERENCE
Dr Adenauer began his con- ultations with a meeting with
Britain Asks For
More Aid
General France is not usually seen out of uniform but when visiting factories producing the Pegaso car he donned civilian clothes for the occasion. The car was one of the features of the Paris Motor Show. - London Express.
Britons Explain Unwillingness To
Join Federation
Strasbourg, Nov. 20.
United States Congressmen here today heard how deeply Europe is split over the issue of unity through political federation.
Fourteen Americans, who are debating the prob- lems of European unity with 20 leading members of the European parliaments in the headquarters of the Council of Europe, the unofficial European Parliament, listened to British and Scandinavian speakers explain why they could not join a European federation, and to the French disappointment over that attitude.
that Mr Federalist, A
complained British Conservelve Rober: Boo-hby, said that Brain German Social Democrat Carlo could not join such a federation Schmid, and Paul Henri Spaak, because "considerations of Belgian Socialist President of defence,
our Commonweal h ties,
Consultative Assembly the and economi implications of the (Lower House) of the Council Sterling Area. If i ever came to of Europe, who both spoke this a choice between Europe and the morning, had said in effect that Commonwealth, over 90 per cent they could not agree to a united of our people would not hesitate. Europe without Britain. They would choose the Common- wealth.
This
scerned a hopeless situation but it had at least been clarißled.-Reuter.
"Trial Of Century"
He promised more support from the British Conservative Govern- ment for the Council of Europe tran had been given by the former Labour government.
Lord Layton, British Liberal Peer, said that Britain was not "to hand over all our prepared relations, or such measures of London, Nov, 20.
involved, sovereignty
10 an ve icla which, scorning the
Britain revealed today that she untried (European) parliament." the organisation
Middle cffa
He will lunch with the United warni
He declared, has told the United States she
however, that Cast command, said that the
warning Gen.
Brussels, Nov. 20. alina! liberalien movement of Dean Acheson, tomorrow,
Stores Secretary of State, Mr often has voiced of the efforts wants a share of the financial aid Britain should join the Schuman
Dr. Celestin Ridehard, once and Arab countries was growing by
being made to control and even under the new American Muual plan for a European coal and
steel pool and the proposed acclaimed as a 'hero Foreign Secre- suppress
of the free speech leaps and bounds and would re-
in this Security Act. tary. Mr Anthony Eden, In the country." Gen. Whitney said. The British decision to secure European Army to aid European Belgian Resistance during the et all the recupation armies
afternoza.
unity developments,
war, today. denied
having It is another striking exam-her share of the interim ald has of the self-styled Allies
and
The main day of the talks Sple of the red herring technique been dictated by her present they include seven Senators and journalist
Several American delegates wittingly cabled the death of a will secure genuine inrlépen-
who had denounced dence.United Press.
Cabinet Changes In Pakistan
the French Foreign Minister, Mr criticism has been voiced." Robert Schuman, this evening.
Adds emphasis
see the British
Thursday, when there will be a full-scale conference between
the Chancellor and all the three Foreign Ministers.
A
Communist
such
the MacArthur au
to
used so often by the Adminis-
merits,"
rather than answering issues
their raised upon demonstration Associated Press. in protest against Dr Adenauor's visit has been announced for icmorrow.
It has been banned by the Sickness
Police who have advised people
to avoid the district at the time fixed for the demonstration.- Reuter.
UN
Delays Debate
tion.
The current appropriation of the American Congress for the old programme in the year 1951 10 1952 de $6,000 milion..
25 1 collaborator with tration to meet public criticism grave balance of payments posi-seven members of the House of lin
Representatives appealed to the Germans. Europe to federate.
THE ONLY ROAD
Today was the second day of Representative Howard Smith the case which Belgians call (Democrat, Virginia) called for "The Trial of the Century"
in complete federation.
which Rinehard is being "You should not put the changed with murder, attempt- Of this sum $1,000 million is
spotlight en difficulties but on ed murder and Wartime set apart for economic aid. Karachi, Nov. 20.
to denunciation of patriots to the the alternative to failure As much as $500 million may form a Strong Europe, which is Germans while posing as an Pakistan's Home Minister,
peace." be transferred from the military the only roud Paris, Nov. 20.
underground worker, Khawaja Shahbuddin, has been
Representative Walter Judd noprinted Governor of the
The ill-health of an Egyptian so the economic aliceation in case
said!
Eight others ore being tried Northwest Frontier Province
delegate was today reported to of need. It is for a share of the (Republican, Minnesota) bordering on Afghanistan,
Dr Vojla "Benes, 73-year-old hove delayed United Nations $1,000 million that Britain has that if Britain and Scandinavia with Rinchard, three on murder
would not join a European charges.” The
appointment
political discussion on Morocco.
countries
journalist, ... Camille Muchermer
F leader, died here today of
Mahmoud Fawzi Bey, changes:
Richard Butler, Chancellor federation the other
was shot dear in Gurmani becomes heart attack, lie was a brother manent Egyptian member, who of the Exchequer, has siready should, at least, make a start.
"Go as far as possible with as October, 1044, by Maurice Home Minister and Minister of of the lale Dr Eduard Beries, was to asit the Assembly Pre-discussed the matter with Mr
Wautier, 妇 51-year-old re- States and the Frontier; Dr former President of Czechri- siden, Mr Padilla for debating Averell Harriman, Administrator many as possible," he said.
He urged that the United sistance workor, who today Ishting Husain
time, has been ordered to rest of the American programme, and Qureshie heslovakia. comes Minister of Information, the Communists
He left his native land after for two days by his doctor. the Finance and Economic Board States should use her influence admitted the killing
seized power. The Arab States claim that of the
The case is expected to last North Atlantic Pac: to persuade the European coun- Broadcasting and Refugees; and
to the end of the year as 800 Dr Mahmoud Husain becomes
He suffered a paralytic stroke France is violating human rights Organisation (NATO) In Paris tries to federate.
Mr Paul Reynaud, former witnesses are. being heard last June and was stricken with Ir, hor North Africa protectorate. has also been told that Britain Minister of Kashmir Affairs proumonia recently-Reuter. -Reuter, Associated Press," ·
wants ald-Router.
French Premier and leading Reuter.
Cabinet
d
New Canadian Commissioner
Ottawa, Nov. 20.
H. P. Kirkwood, #2, has been appointed Canadian High Com- missioner to Pakistan, micceed- My D. M. Jolinson, ↑ 49% of Montreal, who recently was up- pointed permanent Canadian re- Brerentative to the United No- Song at New York, 19
Mr Kirkwood was Acting Charze d'Affaires of Canadian Legation
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from 1 April, 1947), unul just February when his returned to Ollabrasciated Press.
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