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Bold Action THE British Government
IT
has extended the Council of Europe's Convention of Human Rights to 42 over- seas territoriou, though in- terestingly enough, Hong- kong, together with Brunei,! Aden Protectorale and 'the New Hebrides, are excluded, due to what have been doxerlud TIR technical! reasons. But already erities) in Britain are aftncking the Government for this decis sion. It is argued that it! has forged a weapon which will doubtless be 1x4 against it by opponents of the British colonial system. And the records of the
United Natious bear wil Des to the pertineity of thrones opponents and then rendi ness to seiza such an
tunity. The voices of the
erities might have been stilled bad the Government, explained in detail the im- plications of the decision to grant the Convention to the volatties.
in the very baldness of the ofliciar
announcement that has pro
vided the target.
As it stands at the moment, the critics complain, the derision! ennses the unwarranted im- pliention that up to now! Britain has not been serving the provisions of the Convention in administering her colonies and that, for some unexplained renget, she has suffered a change of heart.
T is necessary, however, to
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MEETING PLANNED Among The
Discussions
On The World
Situation
Washington. Nov. 9.
A diplomatic official said tonight that President Eisenhower, Sir Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, and the French Premier, Mr Joseph Laniel, had agreed to meet in Bermuda during early December.
The official said the meeting had already been arranged and would be announced formally in the three Western capitals soon.
The main purpose of the meeting, he said, would be to discuss Germany's future in the light of the Soviet Union's refusal to attend any meet- ing aimed at German unification.
Sir Winston's suggestion for a Big-Four meeting, to include the Soviet Premier, Mr Georgi Malenkov, might also be discussed, the official added, but he said the main emphasis of the meeting would be on starting a long-term Western policy towards Germany.
Sir
Winstar la reported 19
have auggested the meeting to Mr Elstrower within the post few days in an effort to be rure Western pollefes were 'co-
about staging their postponed i Nermuda meeting ever since their Foreign Ministers net in Lundon for three-day con- ference last month, it is under-
appreciate the other site rated to face the apparent | stood. of the picture. The British Soviet unwillingness to muke Government has signed the; oɛy enncerslong to the West. Convention of 1J3
run.
FRESH IMPETUS
Last week's Suviot
condition
for
113
nota
four-power Germany give fresh impetus to the proposal.
The Russian 120
note suddenly
faced the Western Powers
ers with
Ruins
Delegates of the Arab League Political Committee, naw meeting at Amman, paid a visit to the Jordan frontier villages, Including that of Quibya, where they inspected some of the damage caused by the recent attack on them by soldiers of the Israeli Regular Army. Here villagers sit among the damage caused by the recent aggression-London Express.
British Army
Requisitions
Famed Trieste
Night Club
Trieste, Nov. 9.
what
they regarded as a move designed to
upset their plane for building up the Atlantic The British Army today Puct nations' definets
the digainst requisitioned
plush Communism. They have already "Rouge et Noir" night club, agreed to reject the Russian de meeting place of Trieste's smart set. It was believed that the club would be used by Army oflicers.
enand.
The United States, British demanding the abandonment of Rights and extended it tend Fresh differeacts withe European Army plan as a the majority of its colonical Soviet Union were topics on the with a conscience clear in agenda for an Eisenhower- } meeting on
that the Churclit - Lantel) - conference ile knowledge
far Bemus provisions of the Convention schedbird
July. already apply to oversensi British territories. There The Bermuda conterener of is no need to expect any! the Big Three, planned to take
Bermuda andden or sweeping changes place in
on July 8, of Sir in the way the colonies are was postponed beeste
Winston Churchill's illness. there Nor is
any The Prime Minister stated on justification for anticipating his return to duty that he was 2 flood of petitions to still enxious to meet President But the repeated postpone Strasbourg from the Eisenhower.
ment of ratification of the colonies, or international
through which Though Mr Dulles "emphasised European Army British the German problem supervision
Germany is due to contribute colonial administration. In diplomatie quarters here believe, 500,000 troops to Allied defence contrast to similar doen he "Big Three" will have and the present gloomy prospect France, is ments the Convention is detailed review of world for ratification by
causing concern throughout the I problems. eminently practicable.
Atlantic Alliance, and especially These Eastern, Southeast Arian and in London and Washington, It was believed that security
Not only in the delay holding authorities
were worried about Mickle East problems, particu-
Allantie Pact's Army officers and local civilians larly Communist Chisa's future up what the
in international affair. Chiefs of Stuff say in a vital mingling together late at night. Korea, and the French war in German contribution, but it l The hotel proprietors. inter-
today with zone Indo-China,
Germany the near covereign
of
may be taken for grunted. however, that the British Government is not blind to the anti-British propaganda which can be generated by a wilfully wrong interpreta- tion on the extension of the Convention to the colonles. At the same time it is recognised that goodwill generated by its action will more than offset any poten- tiny dangerous prop- gamla.
Tole
would
include
today.
Far
Ofeial explanation was that the club had been taken over "for security reasons."
The club forms part of ong of the largest-hotels-here. Half of the hotel is alreatly requisitioned for cheers balles.
com-
I also withholding from Federander General Sir John Win-
If there were na úcttlement of the Anglo-Egyptian dispute alatus she would obtain under lerton in an effort to have the over the evacuation of Britain's the Bonn Conventions linked to 70,000-strong Suez zone garri-¡the European Army treaty.
Officials here have denied that to this would also be discussed by the Lirve heads of Govern- any plans are being male to implementer particlly implement
order cancelled. requisition
the They pointed out that if
whorl felt security throat- end. they should either order ment, it is thought.
officers not to use the club or The three Western leaders the Bonn agreement before final else close it down entirely.
been exchanging Ideas approval is given to the army | ***********
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But Sir Winston Churchill is VIOLENT CLASH known to be anxious to press ahead with measures designed to Hive West Germany full nation hood. Only tonight he said he had striven over sinet World War II to bring Germany back to the world family of free nations.
"Tatre is no luxury so shame-
ful and to costly as batred ond revenge," he declared,
A SUGGESTION
Trieste, Nov. 9. A violent clash between the civil police and bands of young demonstrators look place tonight before the offices of the Slavic language Primorsky newspaper Dnevnik in Trieste, France-Presse,
1
Bolivia Revolt Quelled
La Paz, Nov. 9. Government forces--In
·Bolivia' töday erushed a revoli that had broken out in Cochabamba and were in domplete control of the. situation, it was officinily announced today."
The rebels, who staged their subversive movement in the interior of
country, acoupled
the the Cochabamba air base but from there were driven later.
Other insurgent-aclivilles had been reported at Villa Obrajes
Disarmament
Talks: New Proposal
New York, Nov. 0. India
today proposed that Britain, the Unlied States, the Soviet
Union, France and Canada should hold
private talks on disarmament.
The proposal came in the form of un amendment to * fourteen-nation resolution in the Political Committee of the
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Fish Price Moriarch Dies
War
In Britain
Cod Given Away To Housewives
Birmingham, Nov. 9. Birminghum fishmongera took up the challenge of a cockney scrap iron million- aire and doled out free cod to delighted housewives, as Britain's biggest fisir price war got under way.
Crowds besleged two sto:es in this midland city ca' word gol ownes were Ground Ant the {giving away fish to all comers,
The fishmongers raid they were handing out their best cod grrils | to thwart cockney millionaire George Dawson, who couched eff the prize war by bringing in con- sigrements of Icelandic fish cought in dellance of a current baycott by British the:men ef the Icelandic catch.
Signs outside the shop of th- ninger George Walker here sean: "Try Dawren's zed and then compare G. Walker's--aught by British boats,”
Above is a photograph
of King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia who dled yesterday after an illness,
Election
Day Shooting In Cebu
Manila, Nov. 10. The first Election Day shooling was reported to day from Cebu City, one of Walker sald he was giving the country's political "hot away 1,400 pounds of cod fillet spots". for one day following the At the same time, the first ekample of Bernard Hinley, who case of Elbetion Day coercion trades a few streels away. Hin-of voters was reported. fram ley gave away 700 pounds the Porne, a town in the Central day before and announced he in- {Luzon_province of Pampanga. tended to do the same the next A Philippine News Service
sald dispatch
д promirient Naciones lecer, Delfin Lopez, was shot, allegedly
by detective, а
in the presence of the Liberal Cebu City Mayor, Vicent: del Rosario.
The report said it could not be determined immediately
died.
day.
owners
of
of
whether Lopez said residents
of four villages in the Porac агед
to the provin complained cial Governor and the Mayor of Porne that an Army officer as- signed to the area told them to vote for President Quirino and other
Liberal Party candidates,
where I
"FROZEN OUT"
The Arst consignment Dawson's fish cleared through Birmingham market in hall in hour,
the whole 28,000 pounds selling rapidly at 12 shillings stone four shillings a stone Another less than the market pricę,
Meanwhile, a member firm on the Fish Merchants Association at the northwest coast port Gunsby was "irozen out" of the market this morning because it bought fish from Dawson on the The officer, a lieutenant, was previous day.
quoted as having said to the should vote for villagers: "You The
had British
be brause it would Quirino stated their intention of alling shameful for me it Quirino los United Nations General As-Grimsby harbour with British
am as- sembly.
vessels so that there would be in the place The resolution asked
the no room for Dawson's Icelandic signed."
The Constabulary commander deadlocked Disarmament Com-
take second vessels which
But in Pampanga was reported to mission ti ry again to And place under British law.
have asked the Army to recall scotched agreement 'ween the West Dawson
plant of the lieutenant-Unlied Press. crowd and the So it Union.
his trawlern The India. amendment was Grimsby harbour by having ot ibmilled after M Henry Cabot them dock 12 hours ahead LodgeTM the "United"
States schedule. His-ships-nosed-inis delegate,
the harbour while most of his hed sald that despite
were still asleep the discouraging nature of the competitors
Dirmingham, Alabama, recent Soviet note to the Western and berthed without weeldent.
Nov, 0. powers, the United States süll
Louiso Turner, 24-year-old drop Fish priass dxt met hoped the Kremlin would jo (appreciably in London, despite Negress, told hospital atten- in developing disarmament
threats earlier by British fishing dants her knife wounds ap- mis- resulted from magnates that they would parently Mr Henry Cabot Lodge and undercut Dawson's prices by taken identity. earlier in the debate that the sixpence a stone,
Sho sald únother Negro United States was prepared to
woman she never saw before street, heron dedicate itself with "renewed Grimsby Town Council niet accosted vigour" to all efforts in the Disto decide whether legal action slashed her four times with n salch "Oh, I'm armament Commission to achieve should be taken against Dawson knife, then Londoon, Nov. 9,
and of sorry!!!
disappeared. agreement on a comprehensive for breaking the boycott Bagpipe playing Lord disarmament
Iceland Ash-Unite Prces. United Press, Glenorchy, 34-year-old son Reuter. and heir of the wealthy Scot- tish Earl of Breadalbane and
Today. police occupied the principal buildings in the capital. A number of
had arreals
been made here during the past few "Uayk-France-Presse,
Impecunious Peer May
Go To Gaol
programme.
programme, —
Holland, was today given 28 Agricultural
days to pay £80 maintenance
arrears to Lady Glenorchy
or go to gaol for 28 days.
Policies Backed
London, Nov. 9.
The House of Commons 10-
But Lord Glenorchy, wearing the tle of the famous Scottish night gave the Government & regiment of the Black Watch a majority of 38 votes for its which he was ones en offer, agricultural policies announced *****¶ | told the Landen divercé court he } last week, Local reaction to the news of could not pay. Sir Winston Churchil is ex- the commandeering, coming
Lord Glenorchy appeared per- Pre-day uiter the funeral of six pected to lake up with sident Eisenhower and
was unfavourable, sonally in tweed suit and sandals M. riot victims,
to show Liriat in Bermuda the suggestion Many Italians here thought the to answer a summons he, madsrecently that Germany timing was bad. They feared it why he had fallen behind in interpreted As a paying £2.10 a week to his wife should be brought into some would be
Mail from whom he is living apart. form of direct association with "seinsh
gesture."China the Atlantic Pact, if the Euro- Special. Dean Army plan continued to
falter.
Mr United
FULL SUPPORT
London, Nov. 9. John Foster Dulles,
States Secretary
These include the ending of rationing and price control of ment and bacon next
summer and the restoration of meat im porting from Government to private buyers.
The Commons rejected a La- bour moilon accusing the Gov- ernment of bringing "confusion He said in court that early and uncertainty into the indus- this year, he had sold for £5,000 try through "vacillation" by his rights in an inheritanes, but 311 votes to 275-Reuter. the money had either gone in
and
College For
Whether or not he will agals take up the plea he made last June for direct informal tallis State, and Mr Anthony Eden. Payment of various fees
cosis or was "invested. between the "Big Three," and the British Foreign Secretary, M. Georgi Malenkov, the Rus today voiced full support for zlan Prime Minister. is open to General Sir
The tall, handsome Peer, who John Winterton,
Jans tried to earn his living in British zone commander, many ways, conjecture, the source said,
was educated at Ex-Slave Girl Lack of evidence that Soviet blamed by the Italians for last Elon and Sandhurat. foreign policy underwent a week's Trieste riols, fundamental change as resuit The United States has complete of Stalin's death, is believed to confidence in the Generel, M: have made Churchill
Dulles said. He has the "full ogain.
support" of the British Govern When he was questioned mont. Mr. Edam declared. obout his plan in the House of Both the Foreign Minilors are Commons last week, he warned busy with exchanges about land when his üle leaked out. bridle is to enter Leedon college. that a top-level meeling of the Triere also involving the French. four powers might result in a
think
ws
who
London, Nov. 9. His title has cost him a lot of The young Arab ex-slave girl, jabs. He was - professional | Jean Khwaichib,
Today wrestler until his promoter separated from her English sailor found out he was on Earl and husband, Tommy, Flynn, wanted to blil him under his muzzled her into the country full. uile. He loft a police pipe aboard his chip. The 10-year-old Thinhr worked as a labourer She speaks fairly fluent English A Foreign Ministry spokesman (but had to resign for the same and now wants to learn French.
When o
un- Meanwhile, her husband, £fir "worse deadlock" than there in Paris raid the three countries reason. was 'n present.
were holding."selivo consulta-employed ho was denied un ja ten-day honeymoon, went back In any case, diplomalle quartiona" about the Triero question. employment benefits because of to his work at Middlesborough ters herò consider it certain In London the British Cabinet the title. that such a move would be met to discuss. Italian protesto cirongly resisted by both Pro at the handling, of the riots in Bident Eisenhower and M. the much disputed port, now Laniel at the Bermuda meeting once again calm. Mr. Eden met
Reuter,
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