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Western
Sino-Russian
THE CHINA (MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1959.
Reply To Alliance Taking
Russia
Lond, Aug. 31, The West powers will tell Russia' this week they are profoundly disappoint- el with Moscow's Intost re- fusal to restart negotiations on the treaty to give Aus- trin her freedom, authorita- tive sources said today.
Their comments on the Boviot boycott of the Austrian deputies meeting they had called for to
tay will be incorporated in the note they are sending to the
Russian capital on the German question. This will invite M Vyacheslny Molotov, Russian Foreign Minister, to a mid- October meeting of the "Bir Four" In Lugano, Switzerland.
The Brilish, French and Unit- ed States deputies met at the Foreign Office today to discuss the Soviet note,
Their appreciation was later sent to their Governmenta for consideration.
20
A.
New Shape
RED CHINA SAID TO BE INCREASING HER PRICE
London, Aug. 31.
Red China is raising the price for her alliance with Soviet Russia and the Kremlin apparently is prepared to pay it, diplomatic sources said today.
This is the conclusion drawn in 'authoritative British quarters from week-end reports of a new 10-year trade and credit pact between Peking and Moscow.
It came after numerous recent indications that aro changing the roles in Sino-Russian relations speedily with Russia doing the wooing,
A Sino-Russian trade agreo- ment was first signed after
negotiations prolonged
Week-end reporta reaching tardy in supplying the money London sald that the new trade and goods which she curller pact is to provide Red China promised to Mao Tse-tung. with Soviet heavy machinery and industrial equipment in The Allies draft reply Moscow a two notes on Germany exchange for foodstuffs, agricul- this month is now being re-tural and mineral products with a Soviet loan of 5,000,000,000 examined in the three capitals
comments roubles (about US$3,500,000,000 in the ght of the
the ofletal rate) to helpin upon made by Dr Konrad
finance the deal. Adenauer, West German Chan- cellor.
He was consulted last week on the proposed reply drawn up by Western officials in Paris. These
oficials will probably meet again when their Govern- mants
have
considered Dr Adener's views and deelded what to Fay about Russia's rejection of their latest pro- posals on Austria,
Moscow's apparent use of her agreement to an Austrlin treaty us a pawn in European negotia- Mons is deplored here.
short!
Moscow on February 14, 1950.
At the end of August, 1952, a Chinese trade delegation arrived
Moscow And
apparently stayed there until March, 1953, when
a new trade agreement Little has been heard of trade was nnnounced providing for arrangements between Redaid by Russia in the construction China and Russia. All Indicoot new electric power stations tions were that Russia has been and equipment for the metallur- gical, mining, machinery, chemi- cal and electric power Industries.
Deductions
For Union
To Cease
Ndola, Aug. 31.
STILL LINKED
Russia also undertook to supply China with agricultural machinery, pedigree cattle and seeds in exchange for rice, wool, tea, tobacco, light metals and feather goods.
This was to be financed partly credit out of the $300,000,000 extended by Russia to China in
In her note to the Western 'capitals the Soviet Union main- tained that the, Allies were still refusing to abandon the eight-article draft Austrian Copper mining companies in and an official treaty they proposed last year to Northern Rhodesia have decided it is not known yet end three years of deadlock on
to stop deducting subscriptions the new the original 50-article text.—, for Chiga Mall Special.
Want Control Relaxed
Bangkok, Aug. 31.
1930.
In the absence of details and announcement whether trade agreement' re- the Northern
Union ported by British sources is an Mineworkers'
wizes of African expansion of the old one or an
cnditional pact,
African
from the miners.
The
inta Incens
decision.
effect On
Rhodesian
But it is held to show that which comes Red China is making increasing November 1, demands on Russia and that
to
hat the Union has two Russia is apparently anxious to months 10 set up 118 own cement the political alliance machinery for collecting aub-with sufficient economic promises scriptions from its 20,000 mem to make it more attractive berB.
Peking
This does not mean that the elliance is in danger at present, Both countries aro closely linked by a mutual interest and are likely to remain so for at come, in the
In February the mining Tin miners in Thailand have companies were
told that the asked the Government to relax Union had raised its subser foreign exchange controls
antion from ed a month to 1/8d tin exports to give relief to the The companies said they would alling industry,
not collect the additional The Thai Mining Association amount but would continue to has asked the Government
to
lower the unbunt of foreign exchange earnings from Ex-
collect the Od
Now they consider
least some time to
view of British diplomats.
Nevertheless, diplomatic re ports reaching London confirm
From Norway Nationalist China And
To Wapping
Four men who have crossed the North Sea Uke shipwreck- ed mariners, to test a now type of aluminium lifeboat arrived at Wapping, London, safely after a trip of 10 days. On their Journey from Norway, they existed on biscuits, tinned meat and water. Norily, the 20 fl 24 ins. open lifeboat, is the first foreign lifeboat to be approved by
of Trans Ministry of port for British vescic Skipper of
of the boss was 47-your- old Lieut. Leif Larsen, Boyal Norwegian Navy, whose war- Lime exploits in command of the "Shetland Bus made hins from occupied famous. He made 52 1elps bringing refugees
Norway to Britala and returning with milliary supplies for
bis beleaguered compatriots. Express Photo.
Political Turmoil
Turns Cyprus
Into "Free Zone"
Nicosia, Aug. 31.
Russia Bac
Morocco Plan
WANT ISSUE DEBATED
"New York, Aug. 31. Russia and Nationalist China today supported
a proposal by the 15-nation Asian-African group of the United Nations to have the situation in Morocco placed on the Council's agenda for full discussion.
M. Semyon Tsarapkin, the Soviet delegate, also urged that the Council hear the members of the group "without delay."
Dr T. F. Talang, President of the Council, speaking as a member of the Nationalist Chinese delegation, contended that the relations between France and Morocco could not be entirely considered domestic.
Only through more detailed, said, a quarter of the members consideration could the Council of the United Nations, not in- decido finally whether it was cluding those of other mem- competent to deal with the maiter bers of the United Nations who or not, he added.
It would require the affirma- tive voto of seven Council members to admit the
support or would likely support the initiative of the Asian-
of the 11 African group.
ilem to tho
agenda. The M Terapkin said the Soviet Council is composed of the Big delegation supported the group's Four plus Nationalist China, proposal to place the issue on Chilo, Colombia,
Denmark the Council's agenda, and also Grooce the Lebanon and the application or the 13 mem-
Anglo-Japanese Agreement. On Dollar Holdings
Tokyo, Aug. 31. The~: Finance : «Mikijatry sunounced today in agree- mònt' . with "tha', 'United 'Kingdom permitting Japan Ears of is dollar Chofairies into sterling up to
£8,000,000.
The sartement, the third of Bis kind between the two countries, is*\a_{\stop-q=D measure pending a sterling
·loan, to Pezind-zhort Japan
from the International Monetary Fund.
ร่
Japanese Press reporta said that a formal applica- tion for a £5,000,000 loan will be made to the IBIF within a few days ·
The Japanese Govern»- ment expedia the IMF loan to be granted by the end of September ---United Press,
Democrat Rift Still Not Healed
Chicago, Aug. 31. Enmities begun over a year ago at the Democratle. National Convention bolled over again today as several bors of the group who were pro. Elsenhower Southern Dr Charles Malik of the not members of the Security Democrats said that they Lebanon has submitted a re- Council to participate in the. would ́ not attend a party
rally hero next month,
Pakistan
contended that the
solution to the Council that debate.
На would permit 13 representatives of the Asian-Arab group, not sovercimty of Morocco 05 members of the Council, appear before their viewa
tho
Asan-Arab
مان
One of the primary purposes
DE
to government, although not com- of the September 14 to 15 rally present plete, was still maintained, and was to honour defeated pro- was.based on provisions of the stential candidato Adlai Steven- When the Council adjourned Treaty of Algeciras of 1906, son, and his followers hoped to its debate on the Moroccan issue
that the see Mr Stevenson's position M Taaropkkin urged
minority party on Saturday, sources close to members of the Asian-Alican leader of the
the two- consolidated during said group be hoard "at this stage, group Lose expected to vote in favour that is, in the discussion of the day forum.
The Southern boycott was not of the group'e request were matter on the Council's agenda.” Pakistan, Lebanon, the Soviet
He asked the Council to hear general and a good number of Union, China, ChB6 and Colom-the group "without delay" so prominent Dixie Democrats have bin.
that the Council could
promised to atr "obtain already
coming France had urged the Council all the necessary facta" on the tend or explained their to refuse the demand to include Moroccan problem.
Governor. Allan Shivers of the Moroccan question on the agenda.
Texas, who aplit with Mr Stevenson on the issue of Tide!!! lands oll, said he would notjaƒ....... mitmenta
Bir Shivers, probably remem
hot North-South bering the debates during the 1882 Demo- emile-convention, said We've
their views,
An omrmative voto of seven Would also, be required in this
case.
·CÓMPLICATED ISSUE :
✡
Dr Talang, speaking as
Chinese Nationalist
delegate,
absences.
At last Thursday's meeting of the Council, Sir Gladwyn Jobb, Great Britans said, ho was fagast calling the members said his delegation: would voted a meeting of "pelor cum-
for placing the Moroccan ques- of the Asian-African group to the Council table to expression on the Council's agenda.
France had argued, he said, that the Security Council was
got not compotent to abal with the Issue because it was within the enough arguments the exi
without going to Chicago to gow domestic issue of France.
into one." "This question of competency Senator Price Daniel, Demo is very complicated,”. Dr Tsiang crat Texas, who·* supportal. said
President Eisenhower Whatever, the treaty arrange- November also refused to at ments on the sovereignty of tend the Chicago rally-United to speak, without a vote, when Morocco might be, he added, Press. they do not hold membership the broad faut remained that, the The French delegate, M Henri relations between Morocco and
France were treaty relations. had contended that Hoppenat,
These treaty, relations could the deposition of the Sultan of
not be entirely domestic, he Morocco was an internal matter contended.
It was understood that France the meeting In boycott
·FRENCHI DECISION Normally only delegations directly involved In an inter- national dispute, have the right
Political and economic turmoil in Middle East a that Peking has been trying to porta that must be strendered anomalous position has arisen disengage itself by slow stages countries has turned the British island of Cyprus the Council.
that, assuming the to the Bank of Thailand from 20 They say
into a favourite “free zone” of international traffic subscription is now 2/0d, theom the patronising grip of the
Kremlin-United Press, 30
per cent, The Association is also
ask-d they are collecting is
and cosmopolitan entertainment in this part of the world.
to
ing
an
that Government royalty arbitrary sum which does not on tin production bo lowered suffice to maintain the member-
the Individuals ship of
50
per cent..
con-
It was also learned that the cerned. mining industry is requesting It is also thought the, failure Government assistance in pur- of the Union to hold an annual chasing cheaper rico to supply conference in accordance with tin workers. Most tin mines" in | Its rutes might invalidate the Thailani provide free food to decisions of the executive. --- miners--Unlied Press
China Mail Special.
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S. KOREAN
CLAIM TO
TAKESHIMA
on
What he meant can best be
ol
"This item should be inscribed
Twenty-two countries in three continents now the event of an affirmative vote on the agenda without prejudice have their Consular representatives on the island. on the ground that it would to the question of competency,"
constitute illegal interference in he said.
"itat question is itself com- Commenting
this, ono British businessmen with con- the domestic -affairs of France Consul said: "Cyprus can well facts in Israel and the Arabins the Protectorate Power. plicated. It is only after more that wo aspire to the title of the countries must come to Cyprus the United States delegation detailed information
The Tangiers of the Middle East,"
to arrange
their trips to larael has stated that it would oppose can decide whether the Council another passport. Those the admission of the issue to is compoterit to act” Council's agenda.
The meeting
was adjourned seen from the example of one alternative passports are issued the
here because to carry a pasiport Today's Council session was unul toynazrow-Reuter. evening recently. That night, a
the presidency Nicosia night-club audience in bearing an Israeli visa or stamp the last under
ать Arab country spells of Dr Talang. Because the chair cluded a group of French pilots to
rotates monthly according to trouble. to an their way from Saigon
alphabetical order, the delegate Q tribal chief from
is the "neutral terri-of Colombia is due to succeed Cyprus Saudi
Arabia, Israell business. tory" through which refugee Dr Talang. trom
Tel-Aviv United traffic is routed to Israel, coming States Embassy
from
from Arab countries and trem Damascus, party of South, as far away as India and China, Africans going to America, a group of Lebanese army officTMTM and Egyptian plicts.
Tokyo, Aug. 31. The President of the South Korean National Assembly, Mr Shin Ik
that Hul, declared Takeshima Island.
off Japan's Paris, Shimane Prefecture, belongs to Korea.
Meeling the press after at- tending a reception given in his honour by local Korean resi~ dents, President Shin declared that Japan and Korea must bo bound with a spirit of mutual trust and assistance,
Ho said the question of the so-called "Rhoo Line' mhould be Dettled through "rational" nego
men
Ain "American all-man from
"Cool"
UABARET TUINS
LISTENING STATION
RUSSIAN VIEWS
Expert Going To Persia
up
New Ships
For Far
East Run
San Francisco, Aug. 81. The Pacific Far East Line for day announced: that it
had signed the largest single ship building contract ever awarded on the West coast,
Three new Mariner claer diesels will be built here for a total of between $15,000,000 and $20,000,000. T
The first. keel will be laid on September 14.
Why K2 Expedition Failed
Company announcement aid that the snips will be the -Now York, Aug. 21. M. Semyon Taurapkin, of the
The United Nations Technical most modern cargo liners to be The island in, oddly enough, Soviet Union, said the Counci
is developed in the United States useful to the Arab world as well, was confronted with a situation Assistance, Administration
Morocco which was very sending an expert to Perala to for foreign trade, They will each
accommodation for "They mixed freely with the as an indispensable medium of in
contacte unconventional
with gravo-one which required its assist in a projected administra-bave local crowd, the Greeks, Turks, Israel..
attention.
tive reorganisation of the coun-passengers
The shipping company operates British Coloniais, Aamy and
added that the Council try's largest insurance company between the Pacife, cous auxi
The expert, M. Joseph Matoul, Royal Air Force officers.
could not fail to consider the Moroccan question, all the more a Belgian, will leave Belgium the Orient, including Hongkong, Dhahran, wearing an oxotic bush Arab students, was #tudied 50 as such a step was demand-on Wednesday, for Teheran to Japan, Chins, Formoss, Okinawa, tiations between the two coune hit ani sipping coca-cola, re-and took their degroca at the led by 15 members of the United } tako thonasignment, a Thailand, Indo-China and the tries
It also serves Sho Regarding Takeshima Island, marked that ho could not think Hebrew University in Jerusalem Nations
announcement Philippines. Aslan-African United Nations (tho
Modderrimean United Pre one of the burning issues which of any other spot in the Middle before the end of the British group). These represented, he eald-Reuter. sons to be blocking efforts of East these days where such
Mandate, often require a o the South Korean and Japanese varied audience could assemble uncate to prove the educational Governments to restore normalar a single rool
degrees for which they qualified: Tha
in this onso A diplomatic relations, ·President
in half a dozed Shin emphasised that Takeshima, pur cabaret, served some 20 Dispersed
youn ego as the home of a dis- Arab countries and denied which is near Usuryo Island tuned exile-King Hussein (Korean), definitely belongs to the All, fattier of Emit Felsal any form of direct contact with
on a slope while the others were | stayed so long at such a height," Korea even from
Rawalpindi, Aug. 81. a historical He was given refuge in Cyprus Israel, these students write to
swept ho added... point of view.
atter bis expulsion from the the Israell Consul here asking
him to obtain the riccostary Dr Charles Houston, rescued. An avalanche
him away.
Dr Houston thought it was the He added that the South Hetjaz and subsequent reseus by
certificates for them.
leader of the American Korean Government would buy a Brilish worship,
Dr Houston said it was not first expedition on Mt Godwin from Japan any roconstruction
Cyprus is also a conveniently Himalayan expedition, to
of the weather, on materials it needs-China Maul
placed listening station
for day blamed the worst wen Dossible for Gilkey to have comaten to fall primarily because
mitted suicide.
MANHO suid it was "hone that, Special
In the same hall where the diplomals of a dozen countries, ther he had ever known for
"He was not that type," he such a blizzard struck" an area
type," exiled monarch, the Caliph of an a geographically suitable his team's failure to reach
which was considered out of colourful meeting place on Islam"
for merchanta the world's highest uncon-
Dr Houston, who had made range of monsoons, dev carpole and soft pillows stroking who deal with India
and
* Another membest of the corgerli his white board and brooding Pakistan, Persia and Britain, quered mountain."
two previous attempts, to acele
tion
Mr Robert Bas, of: Exeter, cabaret over his misfortunes,
Egypt and Israel, America and
Dr Houston and other men-
in Arthur's leg New Hampshiro, canid's be - had now perform floor show i
the Iron Curtain..
could not never seen a blizmrd like it oven bers of the expedition arrived aballe every night. It features
on their way
ba fall though he had been to Churchill, Most of the hunt for politieni [here yesterday from Milan, gir? Acrobats from
on Hudson Bay which is po Paris or
Berlin, singers from Intelligence and the clinching of home.
the storm, sidered the world's the "Dange Athen
du Ventre international trade contracts or
Dr Houston recounted the Avon Calro or Damascus, and barters takes place at the night of the allure in scale the which helped to defeat their place
De Houston said he and George other vaguely defined dances by clubs, cabarets and bare, of foot peak during a howl, asbult on the suromit had to Belle of Cambridze, “Maasq Denntily-clad beaution which there are several in most as storm lasting 15 days, be seen to be believed obusetia, lost all their beloppan
Most roads lead
Miblity was main streets, Vienna, Budapest and Prague.
Ho discounted suggestions restrictions,
in Nicosia.
fell fato arge quantition
of Erco from all the
10 on made It 'said. "large"
him that Arthur Gilikey, couple of yardry Sheeting wind molding, clothes cantered grand hardly any gosip on m
the air. We had to shout the hysere Babes Nobert shortages and alarms usually
Thero
geologist, who into these Ciulnero export goods were
on the
each other's cars to be prevalent in some shape or form local politics at the cabarets: 20-year-old
Loant hir) especially, shirts made of In other Middle East countries Patrons and the transit ellenfele crashed to his death
Craid of Seattle and H.-R Chinco cotton and poplin as
Emountain, had committed suicide yard KRANILANG
bad to either vilmb down steather: of Orandeldi? @tanley, not be a atmosphere of care free in- Island dulgence, which makes visitors belonged they sem convinced burden to the party blood to boil water than mow when Gliker crashed from the foul at home. In a very short that I really belongs to the Gilkey was crippled by blood
Maintain as a work of bot lights we made clots and was being carried down pleroed our tentarons (had gone he was carryjor, he Toote
don't think anical, information on the Pro kame But it is not only shaven and dating blondes and they in his sleeping bar when the maiinguished the gamers book containing valuables reclos
(CRNA), UNILA NGši Special (jaft st4) of entertainment and relaration preter Chi Minh cam follic feet into in about
2.He was Lied to two ito aɛM
Chinese Goods For Germans
Frankfurt, Aug. 31.' Special consignments of Chi nese goods sont to the Leipzig Fair are now being sold in Leipzig's, stores, the East Cer- man
agency, ADN, repart-
ed today
to cibaret
said.
Mt Godwin Austez, Mid:
The
Was walle
** Dr Houston
when the
YESTERDAY'S.. CROSSWORD—Aèroes: à Opal. 7 Merit, well ar pire, silk, men's socka Cyprings is famous for do not seem to care to whom so that to wopter Bujor starve. It was difoult even Hertfordshire, England, NY
B Evil, 9 Bas, 19 Aviator, 12 Knot, 16 Tolls, 18 Head, 19 Often, and scarfs, embroidered ladies 21 Chess, 22 BU 28 Tepid, sa melt, 20 Riddles, 80 Omen, af blouses and silk, underwear. Liar, 89 Morry, 88 Nole. Down 1 Leave, 2 Dilates, 4 Peart, 5 There was also a great Leck, 6 Bo, Bold 11 Toast, 13 Nott, 14 Tint, 16 Solid, 17 mand for other Chinese pro Seum, 18 Heal, 20 14dles, Spin, 24 Erect, 25 Hoari, 27 ducts including brogates and Exit, 28 Torm
necklaces-Her
time
belongs or
should have