| LYTTELTON AND DEPOSED CHIEF

London, Dec. 7. The deposed Kabaks of Bugands, King. Mulesa the Becond, today had a half- hour talk with the Colonial Secretary. Mr Oliver Lyttelton, at the Colonial

omice.

Afterwards the Kabaka statement ar-

Sued nouncing that a delegation from Buganda would bo leaving shortly for London. -France-Presse.

"DANCING”

MAJOR'S CHILD

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8; 1958.

NATO MILITARY GOAL

Nearly Achieved

For First Time

Paris, Dec. 7.

Military informants reported today that for the first time the North Atlantic Alliance came close to achieving its military goals this year.

Senior military representatives of the United States, Britalit and France opened discussions preliminary to a full meeting of the 14-nation North Atlantic Treaty Organisation starting next Monday.

Meeling here as the NATO, division-to add

to the 50

Military "Standing Group" were combat and ready-reserve divi- RED CROSS

General J. Lawton. Collins of

by

stons at the beginning of the

There are an additional five

divisions in Greece and Turkey REPORT ON

the United States, Generál John | year. Harding of Britain, and General Paul Eiz of France. -- Cairo Dec. 7.

joined They will be authority British Jillary

Quistgan of said today after an army doctor Admiral E.D.C. had examined the polio-stricken Denmark, Chairman of the full 14-nation Miltary Commitice, two-year-old sion of Major

alurts which

Its sessions on Satch Sülem, Egyptiany Minister | Wednesday. de National Guidance, that "the etisis has now passed."

Major Salem, a strong crifle of Britain, especially on the Suez Canal zine, Arst sough! the advice of a British expert when

netive and up

to six

unc

careful

POWS

compilation

that

Pole-Sitter Nearly Loses His Perch

Viejo, Caj., Dec, 1. Billio Ray, a 10-year- old flagpole aliter, is sure some people have 110 appreciation of his art,

Ray sald four b078 wielding an axe cat about one-third of the WAY through the bottom of his 50-foot perch yesterday before giving up--United FTCES.

Persian Oil Situation

Hoover Will End Talks Shortly

The target for air power was slightly more than 5,000 planes, up 1,000 for the year,

went! into Greut

cifori medenising existing air units

London, Dec. 7 and increasing their fighting

London, Dec. 7. A "preliminary report, issued

Mr Herbert Hoover. Jr, power by re-equipment with jets.

the Figures made available to the In addition, 124 NATO air bases by

Red Cross Society United States Government's China, Standing Group showed that the

have been of

says

17,000 oll consultant, ready

is expected Korean and Chinese pri- Alliance came very close to its

three in authorised, inclung

Lo end this week hils soners of war were kilita by goals this year, according West Germany.

the United Slates forces from fortnight-old talks on NATO sources, although there

Com-Anglo-Persian oil dispute at Army

was a slight shortage in aircraft.

SET IN ADVANCE

January to October, the munist New China News Agency the Foreign Office here. the discuse was Gonis set at a NATO meeting

The authorities said that thin reported tonight. reaching crisia. He also ac-inst Aprit were for a maximum

An authoritative source said The total-killed in the whole cepted the services of two 10-division boost for 1063-54 is the first yet ihat the NATO British army nurses.

reserve has substantially met the tonls war was "uncountable, though that no definite date had yet bech xed for Mr Hoover's departure. set in advance.

Is being "Fixing next year's goals, plus made of all figures for which He might fly to Teheran provisional targets for 1955, will there is evidence, the agency return to Washington froh where

ho came on November 27. be the main task at the top level said.

During the past two months Mr Carefully recorded data ob Hoover has discursed in London conference next week. Foreign, fhones and defence ministeri tained from repatriated Chinese and Teheran several possibilities People's Volunteers prisoners will attend,

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for solving the ofl problem but tha! between No- Ready for the ministers will showed

he has not put forward any 1053, be the NATO "annual review."vember 1850 and July

plan. Nor has any plan Pednite United Statis

force been agreed between Britain and 600-page study reconciling each the bation's defonce needs with its murdered no fewer than 2,000 the United States about the form

Chinese

Volunteers, of People's economle capabilities,

setilament. diplomatic from captured Korean apart

quarters here said. the This is Mr Hoover's second People's Army personal." agency and were killed by with the oil, question.

visit to London in connection

automatic means of "bayonet, rines, carbines, light and heavy

00 start machineguns,

millimetre guns, hand grenades, gas bombs, lame throwers, armoured cars, burning them alive, tanks,

Abdel Nasser, Premier and chlef with

in-

Major Salem taid today in an artfele in a newspaper that Zieutenant-Colonel Garnet Egyptian Vlec negotiator the british In the formal talks on the future of the Suez Canal zone, had told Britain "The Egyptians harbour no emulty for Russia because they had never seen a Russian soldier occupying, their land, while every Egyptian hated the British."

The British had been told that if they wanted a base in the Suez Canal zone "this baze must be

serving Egyptian, Egypt and the Arab Collective Security Pact."-Reuter.

Propellers Confiscated

of

2,00

Lyons Dee, 7. The pilot of a Belgian Geoini

aircraft twin-engined standing helplessly by his plane

Advance reports said that the today, unable to continue his review shows the period of pid jury to Leopoldville because expansion will end next year as the French police had con- the allanes settits down for the

sented his propellers.

leng bhul in the face of uncer this tainties in Soviet policies. The plane left Brussels

The emphasis then will morning and had landed at the airport near here to refuel. The shifting to the inaintenance of Belgian police had previously existing paint, consolidation contacted the French local au- reserve uni's, and building up thorities and warned them that combat cffectiveness. United strangling them to death etc., the aircraft propellers were be Press. lieved to have been stolen. The pilot. employed by atrernit's owner who lives in Brussels, Was thunderstruck

police marched when the

the propelites and ordered pounded. They are General have been stolen by

Corrective

Labour

New York, Dec. 7.

The United Nations

Assembly today approve

ricominciation by

Soc

2

the

put

im- scued to the air- graff's owner who hoped thus to recover sums owed him rival alr

Commilta urging the "bolitica France-Presse.

of all syrians. of forged

corrective labour."

The vote, in a plenny Bession of the Assembly, WAS 40 in favour, live against

(Sovic! group), with 12 absten-

tions, on a resolution

shon-

by a

transport firm

Anglo-Libyan Treaty

London, Dec. 7.

the report said,-Reuter,

Missing Prisoners Resolution Meets With Approval

New York, Dec. 7.-

A resolution expressing "grave and continu- ing concern at evidence" that more than 300,000

sored in part by Britain, the The Foreign Oniec stated to German, Japanese and Italian missing prisoners United States and Australla. | day that the current Anglo- It was approved by the Assem- Libyan friendship treaty formed of the second World War were still being held in a basis for continuing and fruit-Soviet group nations and People's China was ful collaboration two countries and contributed-given-final approval by the United Nations to the maintenance of peace and General Assembly today. the Eecnomic and Social Couro in North Africa.

bly's Social Committee onl November 27.

The resolution also

invited

treaty

between

the

ell to consider "as a matter of

and agreements urgency" the report of the

of are an carnest the close Special Committee on Forced friendship already existing be Labour and to report back to tween this country and Libyn," the Gentral Asscibly

Office next the Foreign

statement sald.-Reuter. year--Reuter,

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Acrors: Spread, 5 Cente, 'f'Rival ishful, 10 Piles, li Mngle, 12 Eggs; 13 Tilin;:16 Sedate, Ia Datadi, 20, Scene, 22 Pomp, 23 Gelop, 26 Tonor, 2 20 Bavage, 21 Rofer, 20 Broad, 29 S6Wers. Downs, Suspects, Renegade') 3. Arumi, Pilates, & Caplial; 3 Elicit, 7) Shell; 14, Lamponíadesiida Suppress, 13 Smeared; 17: Depotcs, 19. Angoraj 31: Clear, 24 Pare:

The vote was 46 in favour, five against (Soviet group) with six abstentions.

upon

WARNING

Κοιν that Anglo-. Persiun diplomalle relations have been resumed after a break of 13 months, the first move will be for the two countries to get into touch with each other directly on the oil question.

Diplomatic however,

warn

quarters here, just because relations have been resumed between London and Teheran,

it does not mean that the 30- is as

off month-old gool us settled.

problem

They expect the negotiations on the all dispute to be dimeult and lengthy and think it un- wise at this stage to speculate on the various possible settle. ments that could be reached in the of wrangle.-Reuter.

"Yet it reflects the last hope The resolution was sponsored

thousands by Australia, Brazil, Britain, jet thousands Thailand and the United States. of families in Germany, Italy,

approved the A-Japan and other countries" for sembly's Social Committee fast sale Dr My

from Thursday after hearing

West Ger- of representatives many, Japan and Italy, sitting in a committee of the United Nations for the first time,

Germany claimed that nearly 103,000 German soldiers

dega

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FAMILIES

Death For "Agents'

10

Birthday Picture

The latest picture of British Premier Sir Winston Churchill, made for his 79th birthday, which he cele- brated on Monday, November 30, The picture was taken in the Cabinet Room at 10, Downing Street, off- cial London residence of British Prime Ministers.

BRITISH LABOUR PARTY ATTACKS COLONIAL POLICY

London, Dec. 7. :

The Labour Party demanded today in another strong attack on Britain's Conservative colonial policy that the constitution of the "Red colony" of British Gulana be restored.

For the second straight week, the Conserva- tive Colonial Secretary, Mr Oliver Lyttelton, was beating off attacks on his policy as the Socialists introduced a motion in the House of Commons seeking to annul the order which suspended the

constitution.

L

the be restored

Britain

suspended

soon and said he Guiana constitution last Octoquil thought that Mr Lyttelton ber and charged that Premiér should have called the Gulanese Dr Cheddi Jagen and his fed leaders into discussion of the haired Chicago-born wife, situation before suspending the

MORTAL DANGER

Janet, were trying to set up a constitution. Red People's Democracy" on the cortheast rim America.

of

South Mr Lyttelton repiled that the security of the Colony had The Labour "prayer for the been in mortal danger when: annulment of the order was he acted.

Kome

Mr

way

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Press,

110

have

expected to come to n vote "I received personal tele- later fonight, although Mr grams from the Governor Lyttelton appealed to them not underlining the danger of the to press the issue that far be- uutbreak cf widespread violincé -London,-Dec-3,

at cause it might create a false and disturbances,” ko ̈maid," A Polish military court

abroad where the Impression

Am suggesting that no Loday sun antricacies of British

Minister anet proce responsible Szczecin (Stettin) *enced

Heinz death

respon: ble Government could Lanevolght and Konrad Wruck, dure were not understood.

EDE ATTACKS

have remained inactive in the of being Western agents sent two of three men accused

I was The former

of the reports face to

Labour Home l'oland "to prepare

the way Secretary, James Chuter receiving."

"I stand Arm Upon that," Mr Warsaw Ede, led the Labour attack on parachutisis," Radlo reported.

Mr Lyttelten's action with the Lyttelton declared.

the situation He then said that none of the Adolf

the third argument that Machura, accused, was sentenced to fe could have been handled in alternatives proposed since by

the Labourites would other

than by Imprisonment, "These families desire to

All three pleaded gulity.

suspending the new constitution worked in the situation-United know whether their missing

The prosecution said the spy of the

gunnined some of the He relatives are alive or dead.

ring was uncovered when Lane

Corunna, Spain, Dec. 7... "These familles desire, are entitled to desire, that all carrying arms at the frontier.

and volght, a German, was caught

Government White Paper just- The Corunna Port Committee decided to spend 305 million Bil living ured In the Soviet Union to their homes of

prisoners be returned

Machura told the court last fying the action:

"We do not feel that theperetas (10 million) on widen- be other week that the West German and csumated that 63,001 wise accounted for:"

the course that was followed wasng and dreptning, the harbour, government, backed by soldiers who fought on the

"In conclusion may note Americans, had told him to get that which was best in the per- one of the mer, strategically and Russlan front remained un-

important in that accounted fof.

the new regime in the sketch maps of the Polish sea-manent interests, not merely of commercially Japan stated

this colony, but of the gradually Spain. 14,500 prisoners were in Soviet Soviet Union now has an op- coost as seen from the sea.

Ʌ new breakwater. begun portunity to carry out the Wruck. former S.S. man, developing series of responsible

is to be com territory and more than 42,000

egreements which entered said he had been trained in experiments that are being tried some years ago

of the British pleted to all parts

make the port safe In Communist China

into but never honoured.

West German espionage centres BEFORE VOTE

for ships in all weathers and That new administration, and provided with false papers, Empire," he said. Before the voting Mr S. K.

He said he hoped that a the harbour is to be dredged.→→ and its representatives here, money, false watches, a com Tarkin of the Soviet Union, speak often

could China Mail Special. of its desire to pass and a pistol-Reuter. democratic, constitution told the Assembly that the alleviate world tension and repatriation of prisoners of war contribute to peace. from the Soviet Union was "Hore

an unparalleled completed ages ago, except for opportunity for alleviating world a few war criminals who are tension as well as for alleviating working out their sentence. the sufferings of many thousands

He-charged that the sponsors at prisoners and of their familles. hasmadog in Teheran, Mr Loy of the

were using resolution

It camently hopes that the Henderson, arrived here tonight the prisontr issue "to diver! Soviet government will seize that to meet visiting United States United Nations from the more opportunlly

Vice-President Richard Nixon, here. problems of peace." pressing

was no general debate American sources sald Dr Charles Mayo, of the on the prisoner issue.

They added that Mr Henderson United States, urging adoption Only the United States and the would accompany Vice-Pre- of the proposal, said the re- Soviet Union addressed the Assident Nixon when the latter for Teheran next solution consists morely of some sembly on explanations of voter, leaves ink on a piece of paper.”

Wednesday.-France-Presse.

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