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Popular film star Ingrid Bergman is working on a new film, "Europe 1951," produced by her husband, Roberto Rossellin!, Photo shows Miss Bergman holding the hands of two young children during the lming in Rome. Ex-

press Service,

Russian

Publication

Drops Hint

Moscow, Jan. 31.

An article in the Soviet maga-

IN ATHENS Preliminary Step To Yugoslavia Entering NATO?

Athens, Jan. 31.

The idea of á‹Yugoslav-Greek-Turkish de- fence alliance, first broached after Tito's break with the Cominform in 1948, has moved from the realm of possibility to probability.

Such an alliance would be a major step toward Yugoslavia's entry into the North Atlantic Treaty, Organisation.

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With Yugoslavia insadors to Greece and Yugoslavia, NATO, the West would have consistently urged Greco-

Yugoslav rapproachement, have an unbroken chain of

well Well as closer co-operation States allied against Rus- between Greece and Turkey and sian aggression stretching have supported all development from the Arctic to the leading toward better under-

standings. Aegean.

Chances for, such develop ments improved with:

from p statements, Yugoslav

felves

Although they have refrained

In Greee! 1) Increased American and recently have given informed British pressure on both Athens quarters to understand that Tito and Belgrade for a military un-Was seriously considering send- derstanding.

thai

2) Yugoslav intimation Tito might soon send a military. attache te Athens,

3) Persistently circulated re- parts of an impending, meeting between Greece's premier, Gen, Nicholas Plastiras, and Tito.

BRITAIN TAKING HAND

und Yugoslavia,

ing a Yugoslav military attache to Athens.

AGREE. ON ENVOYS When-normal diplomatic re- lations between

Greece and renewed last

Yugoslavis were year, the agreement called for bo nations to exchange mili- tury attaches.

Greece took advantage of the arrangement arid soon Bent

yet to arrive in

RETURNED

Mrs Sucreta Kripalăni, wife of Acharya Kripalani, well-known "Congress Parly rebel, has been returned to India's House of the People (Parliament) from New Delhi. Here she is being lèd on a triumphant tour of the streeta after the poll had been declared. Her nearest rival, 'nho a woman, represented the Con-. gress Party and was beaten by 7,000 votes. -- Express Servico.

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EXTENSION OF GRAHAM KASHMIR MISSION DECIDED BY UN

Paris, Jan. 31.

The Graham mission for the settlement of the Kashmir question was extended for another two-months today by the Security Council.

The United Kingdom suggestion that Dr. Frank Graham should. continue his efforts and report to the Security Council by the end of March was agreed to.

The arrival of Sir Charles military representative to Bel- Peake, new British Ambassador grade. A similar Yugoslav at

Greece, emphasised Brital's tache had understanding

Athens. of the mutual --problems-affecting - both --Greece Menwhite Tito has also to

his military views about Greece. When the Yugo slav Minister had his first Press conference in Athens last year, he said Yugoslavin would ex pect help from Greece in event. Mr M. C. Setalvad, the Indian communicated by Dr Graham to

by Cominform States,

He refused to comment representative, in setting forth the Prime Ministers on whether Greece could

ex- the Indian viewpoint, said that and Pakistan on September, 7, pect the same aid from Yugo- India had no objection to this 1951," he said.

course and would co-operate in slavia,

Recently, Tito said he would finding a settlement. assist Greece sho were at- tacked.

Sir Charles served the previous Truman Sets zine Literary Gazette noted to-six years as Ambassador to Bel- day a definite revival of bust-grade and was regarded as one of ness relations between the So-the prime movers Tito's break viet Union and Great Britain with the Cominform. since 1950.

The Record

Straight

Washington, Jan. 31. President Truman said today that he received every message

him sent

by Major-General Erank

Lowe when Gen. Lowe was in Korea as his per- sonal representative,

E.

The article stressed the post- tive value to Britain of the ehort-term agreements conclud- ed annually in the course of the Past five years,

Observers saw it as an indice- tion of Soviet Interest in a long- term: trade treaty.

that. **all

John E. Peurifoy and George Allen, respectively U. S. Ambas

PLANES FOR

EGYPT

CANCELLED

Řeviewing Anglo-Soviet post- The Presiden! would make

Wor commerce, Ute Gazche по other comment on a recent concluded that was mutually interview quoting Gen. Lowe

Ottawa, Jan. 31. es saying some of his messages beneficial to the Soviet Union did

get through to the and

England and

External Affairs oficials said not President

American ambargoes, intrigues today that political considers raying that the break between powerless to halt normal Anglo President, Truman and General Douglas MacArthur probably Soviet trade.". never would have occurred if the President, had received ali his reports,

President Truman had

the comment

what General Eastern Lowe had to say, but he said significant Soviet trade was in emphatically. that he receives every message evertsent by him, "saving England from the dollar -Associated Press.

noose." Heuler,

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attack an

of India

commu-

"To remove a misunderstand- ing. I should like to make It The general reaction In Indian clear that what was delegation circles was that India nicated to our military advisers has always been for a concilia-ir writing of this plan is set out tory settlement of the dispute in full in the reply from the and was ready to explore every representative of India, dated Décember 14, 1951, which was means available with that view.

Punter Bursts Into Print

• Adelaide, Jan. 31. A South Australian pun- ter has had published a 60- page book titled "What I Know about Trotting."

The pages ard blank. Reuter..

US Planes Continue Unending Campaign

This

Tast

the case-fire line after the end of

the period of demilitarisation (Friday) suggested."

berg.

of

· today

In Eight States Likely

New Delhi, Jan. 31.. Premier Jawaharial Nehru's Congress Party is expected to secure a work- ing majority in the legiala- tures of all but one of In- dia's nine major States in the country's first major general elections now in progress.

Left-wing parties - have not fared as well as was expected in elections by some 170,000,000 voters. But

-Communist con- didates have generally polled more votes than the Socialisis who are largely members of

Benta

Iess

obtain

the

thhe Congress Party.

In Madras, the only State where the Congress Party has failed to

a working majority,

Communists gained 55 seats in the 376-seat Legislative Assembly-only 85

than tho

number grined by Pandit Nehru's Party

Election returns from the out- lying districts of Madras State are yet to be counted but the combined Opposition parties, hended by the Socialists and the- Communists, are certain to out- number Congress *represent- atives.

Many Independent members whom the Socialists and Com- munists would count on for sup- port are pro-Congress, and So- clalist

officials have often reiterated statements that they are determined to have no depi- Ings with the Communists,

REDS THWARTED

In several "other" Southern States the Communists' ambitions to share in a coalition gOVETN- ment may be thwarted by Socialisa refumls to join forces with them.

The Communists puing have been the largest in Hyderabad and Madras,. der Jal Frakah

Socialist lender

Party

Marain said that the would not join a Red-dominated coalition because of the Com- munists' anti-nokonal charac- ter

Their ultimate aim is to re duce India.to the status of just another Russian satellite," he said.

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AT LOGGERHEADS

"AXIS" PROPOSED Constantine Tsaldaris leader of the once powerful-right wing

·Seoul, Feb. 1. Alled planes yesterday added Populist Party which was cut to

Communist rail ribbons In last September's

Only in the Southern States, The Security Council agreed annexed to Dr Graham's report. 132 cuts, in general elections, arst suggest to reconvene in Paris if neces-

Unes to the 19,000 which the where they have enlisted on "In addition, on December

US Fifth Air Fores ed

estimates their side peasants and workers Yugoslav-Greek-Turkish sary up to February 15 brdore 12, in the course of an in- military alliance.

resuming in New York after that formal convention, our military they have made ih. five and a suffering from local grievances,

half months Mr Tsaltaris

only date. said the

"Operation have the Reds shown, noticeable zdvisers were also informed

Strangle."

gaina. orally by General Devers of the way of holding the Dardanelles.

Mr Setalvad told the Security strength of the forces that should which has

unending campaign, the Aegian, the eastern Medi-

largely succeeded tions did not enter Into, the) Kerantan and the Balkans was Council today: "It is no less to be retained on each side of the the ground war, was continued). The general opinion was that Gin. Lowe was quoted and roadblurl will Prve cancellation of the export permits with an alllance which he call our interest than to the Interest

for five Canadian-bullt training

to

night and early ed an "Ankurs-Athens-Belgrade of Pakistan, indeed,

unless the Congress High Com- by light night, bommand shows some strong re aircraft for Eg

Axis

interest of the world, that there Egypt.

Tactically and A spokesman for the economics

strategically, two countries, which have so

Mr Setalvad said: "The docu

While opposing Infantry have action to the opposition there

is no chance The Gazette article said that division of the Department said all military experts agree with much in common, should live

done little more than peck at

of anything but Congress Government-in statements by British Ministers that the permits were cancelled Mr Tsaidaris. From a defensive side by side in complete amity."ment as a whole was not at any

cach other along the same linespite of the fact that the Con- such an alliance

either to our re- Presenting the at the request of the De Havil-viewpoint vital importance of

Indian view-time shown

since late November, the regress vote has decreased con- would eliminate the necessity

men by night and day have alderably and is now less than advisery. did not enter into the case, ho

I have thought it The current troubles in Egept for guarding almost half of the point, the Indian delegate said presentative or to our military

that he would like to refer to a 600-odd

been carrying the war deep into the non-Congress voto thanks mile

Joint Greco document on a tentative plan for necessary to say this in order to Turkish frontier south of sald."

A Fifth Alr the demilitarisation of Kashmir remove any possible impression North Korea.

Force: briefing to the disjointed nature of the gatellites. reported

Offensively it might released by Dr Graham,

that, in his reply of December Toronto that the shipment of secure the Danube and would at

14, 1951, to which I have al- meer said last night that this apposition

had

main strength of Congress fundamentally ave single-engined Chipmunk least threaten the couthern

"Apart from the detailed pro-ready referred, our represenin-applen

Red supply presentation was in the former trainers had been halted be-Bank

Russion of any

drive posals for demilitarisation, this tive had kept back anything of

Pricely Stutes and 1 other system. plan produces the 12 points the plan, clearly a stage in the

Fifth Air Force statistics, in area in Central India. process of demilitarisation, which

In Orissa, addition to the mall cuts, sled other Central districts former had been discussed between more than 23,500 Red vehicles our military advisers on the destroyed in the five on the other.

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cause Egypt Is an area of west.-United Press. possible International conflagra-

tion and because Egypt had been barred from receiving

Canadian arms.

Federal export-Import_control regulations allow the

of

Govern ment to control shipments war materials or any strategic goods both by commodity class ifications and geographical areas, Oficials in Ottawa said that five Chipmunks were part

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Afo.

Outburst By

By Soviet Delegate In Paris

Paris, Jan. 31.

Russia charged today that the American The problems of correspondent, William Oatis, had been "caught ahipment and payments had forced the Company to ask that red-handed" as a spy in Czechoslovakia and said the permits be rescinded, the that any other. Western agents would "envy Department said.

It is expected that the planes those who only received prison sentences.

will be taken over by the R. C. A. F. to supplement re-

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JETS IN ACTION

candidates gress easily returned.

have been

Almost all the former Princely "Honest differences of

States have returned Congress collection between the military

candidates with large majorities, adviser of the United Nations

In addition to the rail cuts In Delhi only two Communist representative and our military yesterday, pilots reported they candidates for the State Legisla advisers are, of course, possible." hit a tank, nine arillory pieces ture heavily defeated Congresn and 20 supply buildings is 632 Party candidates who have wan The Indian delegate said: vorlies.

39 out of 48 seats-United Several speakers mentioned the American

F-80 Sabres, Press, Kashmir dispute first came they exchanged fring Storting the fighter-hambers, fore the Security Council and gas with three formatius of Russian-built MIG,

claimed On the ground, light contact that India is an anxious as any continued. The US Eighth Army

time that has elapsed since the

the urgency of finding a solution.

"I should like to make it clear

n'bout 140 jets but no hits were

serve Air Force training' and Alexel Pavlov, told the Amd/nprovoked aggression by the member of this Council that an innerted two Communist squads:

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American. delegate.”

The

early, equitable and peaceful. solution be found.-Reuter,

dozen or so men), attacked an Allied advance position on the west-central front west of the Fukhan River.

The Reds were driven off in n 45-minute fight.

MEDIATOR'S THANKS

Paris, Jan. 31. Dr Frank Graham. United Nations mediator in the Kash-

A. platoon-was-also-repulsed mir dispute, today expressed when it made a light probe on thanks

to his staff and to the the central, front-Associated

of the parties Press. on all levels for their ca representatives

operation.

T

VIEW Dr Graham added he would TRUMAN take advantage of the presence

in Pals of the representatives OF MCCARTHY

programme,can Negro delegate, Dr Chan United Nations observers were

ning Tobfan, that he behaved

that somewhat startled ko "people at the Chicago stockyards" in gondemning the Russian delegate, whose country, Czech Communist imprisonment constantly raising the Negro of Outs. an Associated Pressiue in its propaganda, would deliver such a personal attack correspondent.

against Mr. Tobias. M. Pavlov said, "You must

| IL Pavlov satul today that it understand that the

Sovie evidently had been decided that Union and the People's Deone can behave here as one mocracies are not one of your

does at home--uncerembalously. colonies and that if you stretch we can be saddled with any your pawa there we shall back quection he feels like talking Burbank, Calif., Jan. 31. Lockheed Aircraft Corpora-them

about that recent Mr Tobias suid in a statement Decrying Mr Tobias Inter of India and Paidslan to con- tion said today.

in the Oatis case;âr un- | sult,' 'thom* on plan for ordern from the Air Force call to the United Nations: Social vention in

warranted-intervention in procedure to be followed. ------ Commitice last night-that Oatl

Washington, Jan, 1. for Increased quantities of T-3

He Czechoslovakia's internal affairs,

President Truman told the jet training planes and F-04 jaf was not a spy as charged,

A number of delegates paid Press today that Republican, Interceptions, both built at the said that the trial at which.Call M. Pavlov added. "He behaved

Nuys plants. was sentenced to 10 years in in a way people behave at the tribute to the out-going chair-Senator Joseph McCarthy was Burbank and

The

Marietta, prison was staged" and that all Chicago stockyards, nut the way nun of the Security Council, a professional alanderer

He made the statement when the 37-year-old newsman really in which people behave in the the French delegate, M. Jean Geargid, Division has asked to turn out new quanti-} confcita, ag

was "good report third Committee

Chauvel who is leaving the asked to comment on Senator M. Pavlov said that he was United Nations after represent McCarthy's charge that a a former ties of B-47: stratojet bombers.ing":

the amazed at the furore ever Oatis Ing him country for three years, White House official, Phileo Vice-President Courtland S.The

to become Ambassador in Nash, was a former member of Gross said that contrary to Netherlands Belgium, gypt, and the similar hubbub over

and rumours of drastic production Ecuador Brazli

the Communist Party,. were among the four American

until

Security Counch, decided President Truman said charges iran- The Spurly cut crises to of this kind by Mr McCarthy Romed. YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.—Across: 1 Cross, 4 Ban-' | Air

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