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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1953.
WEST AGREES TO MEET RUSSIA ON JAN. 25 Need For Reuniting Germany Stressed
London, Dec. 30.
The Western Powers would accept Jan. 25 as the date for the opening of the Four-Power talks in Berlin, It was learned authoritatively tonight.
They said the text of the Western reply to the Soviet note of December 26 on the proposed Foreign Ministers Conference' would most likely be handed to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Moscow on Jan. 1.
Other features of the draft reply now being completed In Paris were said to be firstly, the Western powers would stick to their proposal to have the meeting in the building of the Allied Control Commission in Berlin.
Atomic War
In Korea? Britain Is Surprised
London, Dec. 30.
They would agree, however, with the Soviet suggestion to have the issue of the exact Location of the conference site discussed by the representatives of the High Commissioners of the Four Powers in Germany.
The same sirvien added that West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer was being informed of the Western reply.
In Berlin, Router reported that Herr Jakob Kaiser, West
Minister
All- Gorman
for German Affairs suld in a New Year broadcast that the coming four power conference in Berlin, had turned "mothing like a hope on Berlin situation and East refugee
Diplomatie quarters here ex- | gloame pressed surprise today at the tho statement uf Admirat Sohn Gerinany. Won 11, South Korea" Defener Minister, that the United Nations would use atornic we ponu if
renewed there were Communist aggression in Korea,
REUNITED GERMANT Speaking over the Northwest Gorman Radio in West Berlin, he said that a certain willingnew to achieve a lesening of intar
low
In
A Foreign Oflice spokesman national tension had been ap- sald the question had not been
the past cluring en parent considered by the United Na- months, asid conditions tlon with forces in Korea. He Europe could be stabilised only emphasised that nu mention of it the "central cause of tension,"
possible use of atomle weathe division of Germany,
had been made by Mr overtorno. Dons Joha Foster Dulles,
United
was
He said tho determination of
States Secretary of State, in bis 70,000,000 Germans who wanted to live in freedom in a reunited press conference yesterday.
at the He said thu United Statos-stator would be decisive only other United Nations four-power conference.
for our country with foroos in Korea "It is aggravating that possesses atomic weapons caure that we cannot attend the conference ourselves," he said. had not given any indication to
"One can only hope that the Britain that she intended to uso
sumed. Western powers » whil
prosent them if hostilities were resumed.
The British view is that com the German case with all de-
would
be required cisiveness, not only for the sake sultations
any drastic decision of of Germany, but also for the before
sake of Europe," he added. this kind was made.
Houter & France-Presse, the The spokesman said
States
had informed United
Britain in advance of her inten-
tion to withdraw
two divisions
from her land forces in Korea.
110
saw no reason
to connect
this with any American plan to
USSR Party Committes
It Pays To
Advertise?
Palo Alto, Calif.,
Dec. 30.
Fot
Mira Doriu Bana faster results than she ex- pected when she appeared on a radio show and offered pure-bred colile pups to persons who would giro them 瘟 good home.
Retornix hame. found one of the pupa miss- ing and a note tacked on her front door reading; "Heard you on the radle. Loved your dogs. Took phe for my boys in Los Angelom. Thanks."United Press.
Russia To
Return
U.S. Ships
Paris, Dec. 30, Radio Moscow announced to
to night the USSR was ready send the 186 warships leased to the Soviet Union by the United States during World War II, lo foreign ports nearest the United
States.
quested earlier.
The radio said that the re- turn of these ships was part of the overall problem of a Lead Lease settlement,
Bertram, Mills Opens
Its
Season London
The festive season opens when six thousand happy children watched. the first performance of this year's 'Bertram Mills' Circus at Olympia, London.-- Express Photo,
Forest Fire Threat
U.S.
Observatory
To
Eases As Wind Drops
Los Angeles, Dec. 30.
A fire which swept through Angeles National Forest and threatened the Mt Wilson Observatory and $83,000,000 in television transmitters and equipment came almost to a standstill today.
Winds, which had fanned the fires to raging fury, diminished. On a 24. mile front the fire seemed shackled.
The Mt Wilson, fire, larger bf, was on a city street, drove off a two blazes, was burning slowly 300-foot-long pier,
in a canyon immediately below His car sank in 11 feet of
a 8,000-foot rocky rige where water but he was rescued by a heard housing the Coast Guardsman who the Observatory, world's second largest telescope, the splash. was perched.
Two tankers collided in the fog and
fire in the caught The Wilson fire was burning
Delaware River off Newcastle, out of control on a six-mile Delaware. The bodies of Avo fruit.
up cre
Zoro Minnesota.
ad
Egypt Recalls Diplomats: U.K. Interest
crewmen were recovered from Observers sald that the chill waters
the
of the River change in wind velocity "de-
Western
London, Dec. 30. **The Middle
cold
Political circle in Britain to finitely lessened" the threat to and four others were missing.
falled to live up wave the Observatory,
showed great interest toniglat Moanwhile, at Albuquerque,
tempera billing, but the vance New Mexico, the United States ture sank to 35 degreee below ivity in Caire where the Egypt-
in the present diplomatie Office disclosed Forest Service
International Falls, lan Ambassadors at
to India, The United States has re- that 25 Mercalero Apacho "Red
Pakistan and the Soviet Union of the these Rats", making the return of
"Forecasters, who had predicted were to arrive shortly to con- top forest fre crows
of the
cold
said the nation,
wave
fer with their governmont and way to wore on their
popped up un-other diplomats. Moscow, Dec. 31.
ald in Oghting the fires in the wat
expectedly on the weather map, bringing a moderating influence. The Egyptian Central
Angeles Forest.
Ambassadors Communist Party
Desserts
Of Mescalero in Chicago the In several Soviet
WashingtonI The American denial that the Committees
which with
Cairo, In a dispatch datelined from warrior Republics have decided to call divisions are destined for Indo-
the
wald Geronimo terrorized New Mexic dipped to 10 above zero instead have already arrived in radło
consultations exi- of the expected zoro to 10 be- Thesa Party Congresses in February. Washington, Chipa has been noted here.
that the that France bas it was announced today.
Soviet
co and Arizona generations ago, low-United Press. government's co
heralded in Cairo as preceding is pointed out
o basic revision of "Egyptian traditionally opposed any par The Uzbekistan party
States oficials at a Forest Bervice for almost
foreign policy. ticipation of American troops in hold its 12th Congress on Febru-intention was made known to the Apaches are known in tho the Vietminh ary 16, Kirghizio its seventh on meeting hold by representatives phenomenal speed with which the war against
its February 10, Turkmenistan
of both countries yesterday in they clear fire lines, and for rebely.
Byolp-
|mneang, on February 2,
skill at back-fring Washington Frakice' reason is understood 12th
ahead of blazes. to bo that this might provoke Russia
Other
Indians, Zune from open Chinese Communist inter-Kazakhstan
Gallup and Zlas vention-Router.
ise atomic weapons.
It
will
on February 10 and
on February
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United Press.
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORIN ACTOM-1 Coster, 1BL,
NAVY LAUNCHES The radio said that the meet- ing was held "to discuss technical details
temperature to London
and
Toro
High U.S. Award Bush circles close to White-
For Mount
from Albu Everest Climbers fall to the
dealing with querque, were going to help.
the return to the United States, New Mexico sent 280 men to
in
accordance with the desire the fire
expressed by the US Govern | Press. ment of the 180 ships, prin- cipally fast navy launches and landing vessels included among tho
to the ships lend-lensed World Soviet Union during War 11."
The radio sald, "The question of the return of these ships which as agreed by both parties are Inot subject to a system of sale to the Soviet Union is part of the general problem of lend-lease settlement.
on Monday,United
20,000 ACRES BURNT The blaze has already de stroyed 20,000 acres of timber and forced
than 2,000 people from their homes,
In the Middle West today, are unexpected warm, front blunted the edge of a cold wave, while
halt
Bald that the possible
of adoption by Egypt. "neutraller" policy between the East and the West, coula affect directly red Jatlons between Britain and Egypt. Washington, Dec. 30. The National Geographic Society announced today that It had Medal 10
times
IN CASE OF WAR
that
awarded the Hubbard Theso circles saidi
conferred
only negotiations between Britain In the past 80 end Egypt on the future of the years to the British **Buez Canal zone, which could pedition which conquered resume shortly, excluded any Mount Everest this year.
idea of Egyptian neutrality in Mr Gilbert Grovenor, Boclety the "old war." president, said that Sir John Hunt, leader of the expedition,
The object of these negoti
the East suffered a heavy fog. and Sir Edmund Hillary wouldtions would be, in fact, to decide
*
on the part each of the two- On the East Coast, an early receive the medal in Washing-
courtries would play in case of moming fog reduced visibility ton on February 11. to almost zero and maried alr
Sir Edmmd Hillary
and war.
These eireles considered that The radio added that "at the and ground traffle in the New
Sherpa Tensing were the frui
programmo December 19, the York meeting
arca. Airline take-offs
men to scale Everont.
The Soviet representative listed the worn delayed and two section
Hubbard
"neutrality would be aimed at Medal has forglen porte nearest to the of the Jersey turnpike were earlier been awarded to di inducing Britain to make con-
sunshine United States where the Boviet closed before
burnt tinguished Arstic and Antartic cesedosis to Egypt, and at in- ducing the United States ta Government was ready to send the fog away.
bring stipe
"The tho
involved-France- At the height of the fog a
pressure to boar on Bri Society said the medal to min for the
starme
enda. Now York motorist, thinking he be presented to the expalilon Prosso,
would
boar
the Inscription:el
Mohammed Nagulb Awarded to the British Everest President
on the other hand, wish expedition
for
extraordinary mintak off all contacts with courage and skill, and outstandi to
“Severe Exertion. Not Likely To Harm You"
consulting surgeon at Guys hos- pital, sald the best way to pro vent stress was not to suffer it.
London, Dea. 31, Britain's Olymple mile runner, Roger Barmister, said today that there was little evidence of any "The surest preventive of permanent harm evor being strom 'la leisure," he added. caused by severe axertion.
The Bishop of Manchester, Mr. Bannister' was writing in De W D L Groen, said: “mari the Practitioner, British medical attemple to escape from the ten- weekly, to a symposium on stresssion in which his anxiety in
bating health problem volves him, either by aiming at estimated to be the caties of
"through" pride and security the complaints of 30 percent of pretension, or, des by retreat the patients, bot
into 'animal practica"
leading medical sphotal-
and to the
DY OF TH
at'
these two alternatives, the myst Ex 'the · mort'
Bishop contributed distrous,
"There is inherent in
heart spočtal-at
wise tolerance by external conditio! guide to what his of, social, can thing,
[MAI] 1947 m. stompital, anxiety, which 'no',
white is for diving.
Sabre, 110 Barer:11. Eder: 13 Attempting is Test 10 Biod, 10 part of it and should Burrenders, 22 Stir, 24 Rule, 25 Blend, Burn, 17 Electa; Dews, denied by to by wl * Orbis & Therm, & Rebate, 4) demented, "and Lure 11 parents," he addedra
explorers.
TRIANGLE RESOLVED:
Pago B
Miss Hutton Gets Her Man
New York, Dec. 80.
Miss Barbara Hutton, the Woolworth heiress, and Mr Portfirio Rubirosa, Dominican Republican diplomat, were married here today in Melvil ceremony - her fifth marriage, his fourthi
This was despite the sudden | that. her marriage to Mr Intrusion of Miss Zen Zen Gabor, |Rubirosa would last.
Alm star, who announced
Itubirora wala rishes yesterday from Las Vegas meant nothing to him; he had Nevada, that Rubirosa really plenty of money of his own and loved her and, as proof, had its big desire was to make his blackened her eye,
new-wife happy--Reuter, »ls,
They were married in a 10- minutó ceremony in Spanish and
English in the Manhattan houe Record Exports Consul-General, who performed Of Aircraft
of Dr J. Salazar, Dominican
the ceremony.
The ceremony was attended by a few close friends, and tho reporters, of whom about 100 had waited all day in the lobby of the hotel where the bride was staying.
It
was the second time Mr Rubirosa has married one of the world's richest women, One of
By U.K. In 1953
London, Dec, 0. British aircraft exports functi ed a new record of 200 million this year, the Society of British Aircraft Constructors. nounced today,
million
-
£44
his previous wives was Dorta The 1952 figure was Duke, the heiress,
"I faved him from the moment Orders. booked for the new 1 saw him," Miss Hutton told a British Jeb, and turbojet planes prass conference only an hour total £84 million. before the ceremony.
The industry's labour force She complained that nobody | increased by - 25,000 to 228,000 ever believed that anybody loved during the year-Ching: Mail her for herself alone and vowed | Special.
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