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"Feathers in his hat" was the theme of Mr Churchill's 77th birthday cake. It was in the form of the Prime Minister's famous high-crowned bowler hat surrounded by about 200 feathers, each bearing one of Mr Churchill's distinctions and decorations. The cake weighed about half a hundredweight---London Express.
Secret Talks At White House The
Washington, Dec. 10.
President Truman and his military and diplo- matic advisers discussed the Korean truce talks and the rest of the world situation for an hour to- day, but no policy decisions were made.
President Truman met his advisers, after a holiday in Florida, to give his personal attention to foreign and domestic problems, particularly the tax scandais.
He pesiponce his plans for a cometenge with the Attorney- General Mr J. Howard M Grath.
Justice De. and other pintment offels on a possible to rid the Ad- dramali move
The ministration of curmption White House said Mr Trun
would call Mr McGrath in suon.
Mr Truman said on Sunday night on his return from Key Mr West, that be might see McGrath today.
Tu
Nobel Prize
Winners
Get Awards
the
Of Europe Authority
Strasbourg, Dec. 10.
The Foreign Ministers of France, West Germany, Italy and Belgium today emphasised the urgency of establishing a European army but the three Big Powers disagreed with Belgium over the form of pólitfèàl au- thority to control it.
British Labour Government,
assisting
M. Robert Schuman (France), Dr. Konrad Fyfe, went no further than whet Adenauer (West German Chancellor and Foreign had lang been expected from the Minister), and Signor Alcide de Gasperi (Italian who were frequently criticised Premier and Foreign Minister), addressed the by Mr Churchill from the Op- position benches for not taking Council of Europe's Consultative Assembly. a more active part in All urged the need for a supra-national poll- European integration. tical authority in Europe, but the Belgian Foreign Minister, M. Van Zeeland, said that a heavy super- structure could be dangerous for Europe.
"The fact that Britain re merge 2110 "streamline"
various international organist tions already in existence.
fres for the moment to be a full membr of the European commualty ia not sufficient reason why we should give up our efforts to establish it.
SOME ASSOCIATION Sir David Maxwell Fyfe saidí that Britain would send a per- manont delegation to the high authority of the Schuman Plau
enter into relations and transact business with it" Pro mising some form of association with the European Defence he said that he "uncondi- participation" in the
M. Francois de Menthon (France) argued that the report Community, On should give a clearer definition could not guarantee
the contrary, the commonsense of the type of authority needed. tional and
the sense of rea
reality which Reuter
;
is one of the strongest glits of Britain to European unity will certainly make it possible for ber to find some practical inca- sures for co-operating with European bodies when they be- come realities," he said.
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U.S. RESTIVENESS
London, De. 16.
scheme.
This statement was taken here
to mean that the farthest Bri ain would go would be the main- political federation of tenance of a military mission al Europe, and Britain's part in the headquarters of the Euro- helping to bring it about, will be pean Defence Community. one of the dominant
of the toples
Federal enthusiasts
t
President
in assisting European integration leagnes on the subject may soon be a deciding influence | back as 1942.
here are
M. Schuman said that The Truman-Churchill mecting in cothparing Conservative Govert- problem of Europe's political Washington in January, is men. paley with the sea) of the In his capacity unification could no longer be belloved in Brilish quarters here, Prime Minister
United of the side-tracked. The setting up of United States officials, concerned Europe Movement.
The growing restiveness of a Europian army presupposed
with European questions, ever
One Churchill Party election unity of action and decision.
10 De the
the booklet described Mr Churchill Van Zeeland said that the what they believe
apathy continental Parlia integration of
as a pioneer in the cause of a the European Army should be greater
ments to a speedy consolidation United Europe and recalled the that of the Atlantic Army, but Britain's failure to take a lead addressed to his
of the Slates of Europe, and text of a secret minute which he Cabinet col- this did not mean that
they should go to the other extreme and accept the idea of a merged
as though it were army. army of 销 single State.
He те argued that the army tary aid to their North Atlantic should be composed
the culture and independence of of indigen- Associates,
Mr Averell Harriman, each
ad- the ancient States of Burope .......... (national) Mu;
units and at least a fight security
ministrator of the mutual I trust that the European family unit should be
programme, has made may act unitedly as one under a clear in the discussions he Council of
of Europe. I look for- has had with leading British ward to a
to a United Europe." statesmen and continental
In Zurich, in 1940, Mr Chur- cently that American sympathy chill said: "We must
must build a of
States Unsted
of for Europe's Ilis will be large-
Europe to but must warn you time ly governed by the extent
and that in short and we must begin now. which Europe
Palilleal circles in London cludes Britain is prepared to
think help itself.
it quite likely that Pre- "Self-help" in the American sident Truman may remind the means the elimination of British Prime Minister of these cronomic barriers and politicalį sentiments when he argues for a frontiers which hamper in- more constructive approach, ᎥᏝ production of raw not Butua participation By materials and finished manu-Britain, in the promotion of
As far
in the extent to which America In that minute he declared: "It w 194 provide economic and mili- would be a measureless disaster if Russian barbarism overlaid
division. He described his plan if
solution"
as an olermediate
nf
the problem of how European
should
integrated.
army
the be
He wanted the European army under high command to be and a "college" of Commission- ers, bath under the authority of Committee of Ministers speak- in for their respective govern- ments
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tional
re-
kind
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in the sharp REDUCTION
TWO PILLARS
crossed Anid that Signer de Gasperi
be two principal pillars must
and perpetuate na-political federstics in Europe.-- built to tie political bridge on factures, National Demon rath
Stockholm, Der B
jealousies between States Reuter. M. Prank McKinney,¦
which the army would rest. The Nobel Prizes for Litera
"I which should be inter-com Facs curference today he
"The main one must be iture. Physics, Chemistry and
elected. deliberative plementary. Truman 1- 10 Besident
handed In the joint,
American thinking Current uld take
action: Medicine were whatever
with powers of decision prize-winners
usual body.
this subject was reflected, it thuse i on necessary to antie public con- P
is believed here, cence on the Government. He colourful ceremony at the Con and control, confined to
which some of the and exercising Mr Truman cer! Palace here this afternoon, spheres which are governed in
its criticisin pier and in talk
but nuplion. charges soon in the presence at the Swedish common,
erals authority through an executive, ing American delegation to Strasbourg levelled at the and tu pre they would be wiped Royal Family.
The d not become an issue in diplomats and several hundred college.
Parliamentary, representation in spectators. The 1952 presidential campaign.
There should be a thorough vestigation by an independent agency, answerable only to the investigate and President, weed this thing out," he sai
NO DECISIONS
to
Mr McKinney was against removing Mr McGrath, one of whose assistants, Mr T. Lamar Caudle. has been dismissed by the President It would be un- 10 fire M. McGrath on the fair 10 grounds that one of his aides had been disloyal, he said. Scenery surrounded
Truman's hour-long talk the Joint
Iany
A few hours arter the Nobel Peace Prize had been handed in Oslo to French trade Leon Jouhaux.
inst
second pillar would
bu
Assembly.
u common budget drawing the Counet of Europe's Generál considerable part of its funds from individual contributions
ystem of lovies. This system
seemed
HINT TO BRITAIN The theme was carried for- the Atlantic Pact a ward by
minimum essentai for the pro-
he
OF GERMAN
DEBTS
Commander, General Dwight, D. Offer Made By The
Western Allies
to win the approval of Eisenhower, when he addressed After an Introductory speech Jeet
parliaments,
the Atlantic Council meeting in here by Court Marshal Ekeberg, the different
greater Rome. Pleading for a sajd. Chairman of the Nobel Founda-
London, Dec. 10. If the armed forces of different rearmament effort from member tion, and the presentation of the
nations, he Kave his whole to merge in a
The Big Three Westerh prize-winners. the Prizes for countries were
and constitutional
hearted backing to the schemes Phys.es wire handed to Sir John permanent
establishing "The for
European Powers today offered to to defend Cockroft and Mr organisation Douglas
(the cut more than $2,000,000,- Greater Fatherland",
Defence that
Community Ernest Walton.
Fatherland must be visible, solla Piven Army" and the pool 000 from post-war
debts ing of coal and steel resources owed them by Germany. de Gasperi and alive. Signor
through be Schuman Plan. maintained.
Although his remarks
frère
The offer was made at the addrersed
to primarily the close of the two-week conter- leaders, General de Tripartite Commission on Ger- po. ition Gaulle and Dr Kurt Schuma man debts and the German ther, who have both rejected the delegation on external debis, Pleven Plan on behalf of their
Under the proposal, "the Unif- parts, it is inconceivable that they were not intended in part ed States, which is the largest creditor, offered to cut claints for British ears
Conservative for post-war aid to Western Government's failure so far to Germany from $3,200,000,000 to
Chiefs of Staff. the Seaborg, followed by the Prizonal report from the Council of French and West German op-ence between members of the
Then the Prizes for Chemistry M.
were handed to Mr Edwin Mac- with Millan and
Mr Clean Theoder After hearing the Ministers,
the delegates then debated Mr Robert for Physiology te Mr Max Defence Secretary. Lovell, the three Service Theiler.
last prize The
was Europe's General Affairs Com- Scorelaries, the Under-Secretary handed to Mr Par Lagerkvist mittee listing five different pro-
posals, and for his litery work.
of them French- four of Str e. Me James Webb. M H. Matthews. deputy
inspired, for
for some form of poli- Stake. Under-Secretary
The ceremony closed with the tical authority in Eurous.
Anthem.--
WITHIN N.A.T.O. Nationa: Officials entered and left the Swedish White House on the basement France-Press.. in order to avoid reporters,
The
House White
Press Secretary, Mr Joseph Short said the world situation was discussed but no policy de- cisions were made. Korea wasi among the subjects discussed.-- United Press.
Farouk's Title Recognised
Cairo, Dec. 10.
A vote is expe
expected to be taken
later tonight or tomorrow when the session ends.
live
the
organ,
The British
of "
M. Paul Struye, President of do inore than their Labour pre- $1,200,000,000, !
decessors did to encourage
· The remainder of the debt to the Belgian Senate, summarising the report's recommendations, European Federation has come the United States, would de Committee of as a bitter disappointment to settled in 35 annual payments said that Ministers, the Council's execu continental and American enthu- of $52,000,000
each, including siasts of tha1 realised
United States of interest at two and a half për Europe"
cent: European army presupposta a
The The silence Hitherto maintain- New Delhi, Dec, 10. Persia today formally recog-political authority within
The German occupation debt About 300 Indian Jcws
nised King Farouk as "King of framework of the North Atlan-ed by the British Prine Minis-
ter, Mr. Winston Churchill, on to Britain would be cut from tic Poet. who left India to settle in Israel Egypt and the Sudan."
to the Ministers should work the The
$420,000,000 will be allowed to return to this!
courage hds especially dis-5562,800,000
those who have the under the plan. The French country if they wish to do so. In a note to the Egyptian to set up such an authority.
of account would be slashed' from report suggested cause of European unity They are understood to have Foreign Ministry, the Persian
that "College
$15,700,000 to $11,640,000, of Ministers for foort. appealed to the Indian Govern- note expressed the hope
The who should
British Government's ment to be allowed to return this recognition will strengthen European Affairs" saying that they found condi- the ties of friendship and co-meat regularly and frequently pulley statement made at Stras-end, French claims would be formulate and interpret bourg by the British Home paid, interest free, in 20 yours lions unsuitable, incluring the operation between Egypt and to
European conferences and to Secretary, Sir David Maxwell by the Germans. United Press, Iran." Reuter.
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