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GERMAN MINISTERS QUIZZED
Testify On Role In Atlantic Defonice
Paris, Feb. 4.
Three West Gernian Cabinet Ministers under- went severe cross-question- their ing today on what country can spend for At. lantic-defence.
fred at
The questions were them by the North Atlantic Treaty
"three Organisation's wise men", who are charged with :oronelling ezonomic possibilities with military needs,
They are William H. Draper, US Aid Co- Jean Europe; ordinator for Monnet, France's chief planner, and Sir Edwin Plowden, who has mush the same job in Britain.
It was the first time that German ometals had appeared
before NATO omcials. For the
up
occasion, the Germans lined their biggest economic Vice-Chancellor Franz Bluccher, Finance Minister Fritz Schaefter and Economic Affairs Minister Lutwig Erhard. But NATO wanted it made clear that the "wise men". are acting in this
· គ. orly ceonomic experts, since
German
chuc
is not a member of NATO. The Germans arc enger 10
admitted, and many Europeans
fear that they will use today's appearaner as an entering wedge.
The "wise men" are doing for the Germans about the same thing as
did for the 12 NATO
30
They arc going over the total figures the country's
national income proportion
and determining what
it would be fair to spend on an army, which in Germany's case has not yet been organised.
GERMAN OFFER
Tho
French and
and US
manyoners in Ger-
High
חיות
"
the Germans can afford about
13,000,000,000 Marks in 1962. The Germans
sold to have offered are maximum of 10.5 billion marks.. Elther figure would be financed 13 a considerable extent by US The "wise men's" opinion will be sent to the Allied High Commissioners in Germany,
THE CHINA, MAIL,
|KING: TÁLAL ON VISIT TO. ROME
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1952.
UN Assembly Winding
Up Fruitless
King Talal of Transjordan, who succeeded to the throne when his father, King Abdullah, was assas- sinated, is greeted by the Italian Prime Minister, Signor de Gasperi, when he arrived in Rome on an unofficial visit. — Express Service.
Russian Plunder Campaign In Eastern Europe
Session In Paris
Paris, Feb. 4.
The sixth General Assembly of the United Nations, now winding up in Paris,' has been the most disappointing session on record.
The session was frustrated mainly by one thing the failure of the Panmunjom negotiators to arrange an armistice in Korea.
There were confident hopes when the Assembly opened that a
Pago
British Note NEW JETS
To Peron
Buenos Aires, Féti. 4.. A British note dealing with the problem of › the Antarcilo was › Fianded; 19- day to the Argentina For- eign Minister, t Segor Rør marine," by the of the British P
Richard Arion
Although the contents of the noto were not officially disclosed, it was learned that it deal with. the Incident which occurred recently
In the Bay of Esperanza In the Autaretle region. The note sisp gon
• cerns the general queśliónů of sovereignty over ; the..... grea-France-Presse,
1
Korean armistice would be signed midway in the Eden's View
session.
་་
Observers were agreed charge and was backed by a that an end to the Korean the vote was talon. But many United Nations majorily when war was a "must" If East delegates voted for the United and West were to find any States with their tongue in their sizable area of agreement cheek, observing that such a bili on the problems of the coldsted in secret or not at all.
probably have been
war.
The Soviet Foreign Minister. Utient M. Andrei Vyshinsky, back from the Christmas recess to demand that, the United Nations intervene in the Pan- munjom talks.
The Soviet delegate, M. Jacob Malik, declared last Saturday that a third world war had, in
e
On Moscow
Conference
London, Feb. 4.
SUPERIOR
י
TO MIG'S
Claim By America
Washington, Feb. 4.
The Defence Secretary,, Mr Robart Lovott, testinød today before the Senate Sub-Committee about new United Sintes planes which, hy sald, performed in. tests better than the Russian MIG-15's.
These superior planes, lo said, were now on produžilóns, lines and wore several months com combat service.
But he would not specify the time when they might be used in
Chairman Joseph C. Mahoney reminded Mr Lovett that Jean nomery, representative of was in
the
Russian, 'news' agency,
room.
Mr Lovett said he realised that and promised that there would pa no breach of security,
Meanwhile, the Secretary for Air, Thomas Finleiter, told the Press that his Department' cun- afdered t
Indispensable to build
The Foreign Secretory. Anthony Eden, asserted today
that the true purpose of the United
international
2-UN Membership; The Po- Committee passed came Soviet resoluties to admit five Red satellites and nine Western applicants. The United States
to 120 combat groups. economie coudrengih" Sieges All Forde inenaged, however, to detent
ference to be held in Moscaw
RAPID PROGRENS. risolution In' ha füll. Assembly.
in Aprli was to organise popu¬ Mr. Finleiter, who 3.-Yo ing! Letin
Wee giving American,
ler pressure in non-Communist an outline of the statement ha European and Arab nations countries against the Western intended to make before a Con- thowed an Increasing tendency Powers' defence programine.eressional
group studying the It was also to organise ppu United States Detence to absthin or vole against dia Western proposals.
Budget, The
lar precaure against, The, Areb
Berald that 17 transport sent restriction on the ' export tho Assembly has revelt bardened us a result f bean mainly
the propaganda || LI Anglo-Egyptian dispute of integic materials to Hussla, would be required in addition. Cattleground where rival gains and
he said. France's
pointed A Conservative, Mr. Frederick Agure look into
the factors Erroll. had urged the Goven- men! in the House of Commons arrived
Just the millary
esult of these
*
agreements
A
clash
with and losses have been of such nationalist movements In Mo- on entangled variety that they
Tunisia, United defy precise measurement.
Here is the Assembly's "tally sheet" in terms of Russian and. Westem or American gains.
West
and .rocco
Press,
ASSEMBLY DECISION
Paris, Feb, 4. The United Nailons General
consider how to sharten its own sessions.
to
sec
that Britain
Assembly today promised to held of
ful
was
cow with the ostensible aims described by Mr Erroll.
But he did not consider that the prezence of individuals fecam Britain would be beneficial
Supported by.
He
groups
out that this
consideration Involved--not factors and balance which peared the best for the long- security of the nation.
and
at n
Onslaught
to this country, Ms. Emonum On Yoshida
adequately represented at the
men which conference
was being
Mr Finister suld that one of to improve the ATOMIC CONTROL
ving
present the Dlathu people
production dit- 1.-Disarmament: The
ficulties were due to the con- of the world through the peace took the Initiative on disarma- The Assembly voted 44 to
stant need of re-tooling boenuse co-operation of different
art of the ultra-rapid progress in ment and entered the Assembly six with two abstentions to try countries. with
a new design for arms to cut the length of the next
Mr Eden sald he know that the mode of propulsion,
"The jet engine," he said, "is reduction and atomic control.
scesion to be held in New York. Itussia had for some time been developing by Icaps and bounds The proposal 'ied to secret Big
Norway, Jecland,
Surma, trying, through the agency of and
originally Four disarmament talks and a
may be followed this so-called
by peace campaign nuclear propulsion United new--Disarmament Commission proposed A.
weck.... limit. {to arrange a conference In Mos-(Press and France-Presse.. which held its first session today.
at Brazil's suggestion, the Mr Trygve 2.Protective Security, The Secretary-General, Western Powers
asked whelming supper, stared overments and recommendations to phase of the United States circulate "among members. Secretary of Stato, Mr
The Assembly also approved a Dean Acheson's plan to bolster anti- resolution that the Commission aggression machinery in the
an the status of women should United Nations which cannot be continue to be convened once a "Give us foor instead of slogans," is likely to be blocked by the velo
year. substitute for
the a peace treaty the cry from Russia's East European satellites this Tobias,"
The resolution gald that 3.-The Oatis Case: Dr C. will settle the basle point. of
work of the Commission was 70-year-old Negro whelber
Reports from a number of usually well-informed Methodist Minister, branded the Germany must con- year.
not yet completed because the tinue paying occupation costs, sources, reinforced by the satellite countries' own espionage conviction of the principle of equal rights
The treaty on a unified West Press and radio, show that Russia has started a great
men and women had not yet American newsman as one of achieved universal European Army also still in-plundering campaign in Communist Europe.
the most fagrant violations of
recognition. complais-will determine how
the freedom
The Sub-Commission on the of information of Food is her most coveted import from these coun- all time, much Bonn must
of discrimination for its pay
His speech was in- prevention tries. Some of them ate well in the hardest firat post-chive and impressive, M. Alexi was asked to continue its work- war years.
undercut his with a session this year. Today housewives are queueing up outside Pavov (Russia) emptying shops,
But the Assembly by charging the American Negro with Chicago the Economic, Employment and Development Commission set sinckyard behaviour. It was not a smart
10 move in view of up
promote economic
an as stability, fill employment role
living of the
standards. — "champion"
Negroes higher
Reuter. couse in America,
4-M Vychinsky's faux pas
who are still arguing with the Bonn Government about what kind of contractual relation- ship" it should
hove, This
common Ladget. Only when these o cgrzemen's Faye bar gun to work will it be known new Germany's defence spending will be broken down--Asso clated Press.
Elephant Does Own "Shopping"
London, Feb. :4.
cap
Stockholm, Feb. 4.
Own enuse
Russia's traditional
www
Poland is a case in point. goods and the creation of food The Warsaw Press admits the stocks are still a weak point In simrtage of meat, fish, and even the national economy," polotocs.
Informed sources here believe There was le traditional that many farmers In East
and steak for the festival Europe are holding back some of the Soviet Foreign Minister meals this year. The authorities, their output, but not enough to shocked delegates early in the blaming "kulak" (rich peasant) justify the shortages in the session by
who prefer to sell their shops.
stating
Mr. that produce to the black market!
Acheson's The evidence that a consider was
disarmament plan of to the State, and able part of the satellites food I was so funny that he stayed saboteurs who disrupt the distri- going to Russia is strong, because This cynical remark
awake all night laughing at it. bution trades, promised to supply it is confirmed by varying but Russia
Tained #hare".
instead.
unanimous sources, including the M. Vyshinsky sold
no new friends, Kaler he hoped M Hilary Mine, the border towns who have given held by Hungary would be tried often meet an elephant gingerly Deputy Premier, sald that last specific details of train louds carrying in her trunk a pall September's drought the ring East. phed high with mangolds, reason for the present potato The
Russian Press gives in- delegates seized the opportunity shortage, for example.
dications that the Kremlin in had as much as admitted that to point out that M. Vyshinsky She is Rusty, a recent arrival Bul many of the scares or tends to use the food for its new Hungary from Ceylon, and the pall is refugees reaching here during
was not a sovereign her "food basket."
the past six months say
that Rusty learned her new trick Poland's produce is rolling cast recently while exercising with to Russia in long goods trains. " her keeper, Mr "Buck" Jones. Pollsh bacon factories work
"Near
the stores yard Mring for the export trade, these Jones saw the storekeeper refugees add, are going over to holding up Ruzy's ford pail.tinued mcat producilon He ordered the elephant to fetch Russia.
Rusty
Early visitors nt London 200 Sionally they blame the testimony of refugees from the that Icur American flers then
potatoes and carrots.
it.
́obeyed-and. insisted on carrying the pall all the way
Was
for
PEOPLE MUZZLED
To stop Poles talking about
infleling sevOTO
by "our" authorities. Western
ARAB REVOLT
peace through trade" drive in State but an outright Soviet
Working through the different puppet. Communist peace organisations in the Western world, Russia's leaders have called an economie conference in Moscow for next April. "All men and women of goodwill" are invited..
PROPAGANDA SLOGAN
Russian gains:
' ז'
for
abolished
Lyttelton On Need For
Colonial Investments
London, Feb. 4. The Colonial Secretary, Mr Oliver Lyttelton, stated today that Britain sought, foreign capital to help, her carry out large-scale development schemes. 1. The $100 million Ameri-Iin the colonies in Africa. can appropriation for helping
Speaking at a luncheon given anti-Communists The Russians in his honour by the Coal In- allucked the United States by dustry Association, Mr Lyttel charging that is appropriation | ton odded that. this capital
ACE back to her house on the other | these things, the authorities are The agenda, already drawn part of the Mutual Security might come from the United
was actually an act of "aggres- on up, says that the delegates must slon" against the Soviet Union, from the International Bank.
Slates or Canada or Now she shops for herself people "spreading discontent work to remove unnatural trade the United States denied the "Today and for many years every day.
and anti-Polish propaganda." barriers between the East and At first the temptation to set The sentences are published the West, This apparently
to come," he said, "I belleye the
that it is thoco who command down on the way, and in the Press as a warning to means that Russia will try to pali sample the contents was almost others,
|change ber satellites' food for
and sell raw materials who wiil call the tune. Wo must Im- too strong.
Western machines for her war industries.
prove this vast storehouse which les before pur eyes when wo unroll the map.
side of the Zoo.
"Now she manages to
Bentences
In Czechoslovakia, the food resie: cringe is less marked. But the
until we get home," Mr Jones Government is already preparing Western statesmen-will prob
said. "Of course, I always re- ward her with
London Express Service.
Red
for turn
BANGKOK
titbit... Mankole, Darzuty Miniser the Rusmith deal down. But RESOLUTION
has been criticising
of Agriculture, for example, have golned a new nogan: "We
the State want to feed the workers, but' tractor antions for inamclency, their which in turn resuks de-them to
In
Charges breased production. Disproved
Geneva, Feb, 4.
the
PASSED capitalfstrúlers, prefer
१.२.
or possibly
urgent development
••nes, Mir-Lyttelton cited-the-{
huge Volta Alvor scheme in the Gold Coast, the harnessing of the water power of the Zambesi. in Central Africa, Investments in copper or phosphate mince Uganda and
irop
minés in Steri
that it is the duty
Leoievo
1176
"that they are not from voting :an; the resolution, not Ask:
Shinwell, former Labour De- fence Minister, Ms Erroji sald that the Russians would get, a British body to go in any case but it would be unrepresents-
tive.
Economies
Tokyo, Feb. 4.
Would it not be better to send a tough and determined Every opposition party In Deputation which would repre- Japan joined with the Com- sent the. Brilish view properly?mmunists today. In attacking the Mr Eden replied that it was, Government budact singhing not a matter for the Govern- pensions
which had not been d invited. Reuter.
ment,
His Weight In
Platinum
Karachi, Feb. 4.
War II.
Prime
widows, orphans veteran di Warid
Minister Shigeru YDS- ha's Liberal pary, voted down the protests.
Much of the anger appeared to be aimed at the Allied, oceu- pation...
When Japen surrendered in 1245, ell
pensions were
The platinum weading catie cut off;NA KOMA LEAD
niversary of the Aga Khan will Recently, occupatión dúthóf- be celebrated in 1954 in Pakistles were accused of forcing tan, India, Burma and Africa, the Government to slabits. the Aga Khan's private secre- first proposed war pension. bus- tary announced tonight receive
The Aga Khan would
A House Budget Committee.
as a gift his weight in platinum tearing today gave the Com- and 90 per cent of the sum col- munista a chance to lash tected in prosents in Pakistan Yoshida's Government as cold- would be donated to charity in | hearted and unpatriotic. this country.---France-Presse, / Associated Press,
A British Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
麗麗質
zu hungry." Tre men in the Kremlin may, the Communist however, loce on The
Rangoon, Feb. 4.5. swingy newspaper "Szekad Ney"! has what they ca
can on the round-
Thirteen Asian and interested onncunced that the current abouta. Direnntent is increasing non-Asian notions agreed today agricultural plan has not been in the satellite countries as the to seek United Nations financial of a debtor country like ours to fulfilled, "Without meat, grain, openly published growing lists support for training experts to try to provide the right vehicle A speciet committee of the workers cannot produce,"
milk and eggs, the industrial of prison sentences show.
develop Far
water 19
*** | In this interim perlod for over- Far Eastern w International Labour Organisa-
Semusnoper-added.
This discontent is likely to sources. 11on his olcored the, French,
Erow as the East.
European
Russia was alone
In abstaining as Investments in our terri
Mr Lyttelton continued. Italan-and Egyptian Governs | Actually bread, flour and sugar peop
peoples sec of Communist-inspired and scap rationing have already only being deprived of food but introduced at the 14-nation Up
ask for Investments menta
the Colonies on a charges alleging suppression of ended and ment and fat ration is fed with slogans which jus: Economic Commission for Arlu
Vaguri What we want.li invosi trailo union rights,
ing is to cease at the end of do not at into the Utopian Com- and the For East (ECAFE), ments for a particular subject. The Communiel controlled February. These measures are, munist ideas propounded in thing for UN aid to build a al, the same, Umes cures the 11 But im mom work (7). ID Footwear (8).
The resolution proposed ask which uses a particular skill and World Federation of: Trado however, a sign of shorloge newspapers of the past flops had submitted formal rather than of plenty. The full No one here belloves that a Aslar training centro cithar dits world of some 3 lta shortages, complaints to the ILO. In ils rations were not always avail-volt, or even risis, can be year or early next year,
-France-Presse.– report ́published. ' today, the able and the prices of unration- expected In Eastern Europe. The site of the proposed centre committee said the charges were de foods are to to up by 70 to The grip of unworthy of further lavestiga 100 per cent.
LITTLE EGYPT
TECHNICOLOR
tlon.
the commlites recom
MARK
RHONDA
mended ILO investigation of
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erro
STEVENS FLEMING
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4 Stows away (5)
7 Tale (8).
8 Hereditary social class (5),
0
Idle tatic (0),
in bondage (DE
13
DOWN Nasal tone (5), Notches (6), 'Do well (7):
4 Summary (0),
5 Loyal (8).
2.0 Globe (U),
15 Sufferer for faith (0)): 12-Retributive justice ta
Book (4), Is Blotternly (6) the secret police was not definitely named in the and the Red Army's "supply resolution, but several nations
19 Rude
de (0) - 516) Governor (0) troops is too strong for lugt, se belleved to be anxious to Rights For Women 20 Out of practice (1),
17 Annoyed (5), But
Bub Rusia's plundering "dom virus (as hosts, "Mithiland's "diele. to stem to condirme statement nale, Sakol Varavain, ureta that [**
Athens, Feb, ak ileged suppression of trade, he wages rise by only 16 to once made by MrAngapry it be located at Bengitole The Greek Minister of the uniba" rights; in Venezuela and 20 per cani, Hungarians are to Eden, Britain Foreign Genre-Besides training water power Interisk, M. Constantine Rendis, the Dominican Itepublic, a bo ralioned by price instead of try, that the Well has for Mge experts, the proposer contre also tonight introduced * into » (he
Sucht Investigations could be by coupons,
er potential fifth, column in would school navigation experts, adi cindy Baran de carried out only will the ap In Huments, Communist Eastern Europä751ā
proval of the two govemments newe
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waren the right, to vole: Zigibility for Paalfarbentary
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