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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1954.
A Young
West May Agree To Exclude og Prince
Russia From Korean Meeting
MOVE TO BREAK MAJOR DEADLOCK
London, Jan. 10.
The Western powers might drop their demand for Russia's participation in a Korean political conference if Communist China said she did not particularly want observers from Moscow to attend, diplomatic quarters here believed.
The exclusion of Russia altogether would overcome the biggest obstacle to the convening of the conference, already overdue under the terms of the Korean armistice.
It would not give the conference the authority which the Western powers believe is important for the negotiation of a peaceful settlement in the Far East.
Chinese POWS
From Korea
May Be Taken
To Formosa
It was illain who originally They hold that any agreemen?
the United Nations reached at the enterence should proposed bear the signature of a repre-should seek to bring Russin to the conference table. But some sentative of the Kremliu, hend- quarters of inte national Cern-responsible observers here now
possible BC1!
auivantages in munien.
dropping the idea. They argue
But if the Peking Government, that me result might be to in- wh has adamantly refused to crease Communist China's stand- consider Hurrin's attendance ating and thereby tend to weaken
signified full embe:,
its the links between Moscow and willingness to drop the question Peking
#t
a together, the West might also abandon its demand.
con-
the
DIPLOMATS PUZZLED
This would be particularly important if the Soviet Govern- ment were anxious to send ob- servers to the meeting.
The question is one for all 16 thes United Nations with 1. rees in Korea, but if the Bi Takyo, Jan. 11.
there was United Nations
that Commander Three decked Gen. Juhan F.. Hull
to little hope of 1 Korean flow
Yesterday's statement by Mr to ference at all unless the RussianCheu En-1, the Chinese Com- Formosa today, presumably discuss
hog Generalisslino difeulty
Minister, were removed,
Prime with
munist Chiang Kai-shek arrangements eraller nations would probably
puzzled diplomalle quarters here. for the transfer of 34,000 anti- | ugroe.
Since he must have known that Cornmunist Chinese prisoners
his demand for an extension of from Korea to the Nationaliz
the prisoner explanations period stronghold.
was unacceptable to the United hia Nations, it could be that demand for a resumption of the was not Phamun}oan genuine.
Gen. Hull took off from Tukyo International airport early this
morning.
Sherpas Climb South Col
A Headquarters announcement For 6,000 Rupees
said the general was making the
trip "at the Invitation of Presi- dent Chiang Kai-shek" and that
he would be
several days.
Formosa
for
Ships are waiting at the Korean wesi consi port of in-
chon to
receive
the 14.000 Cn.nese soldiers i UN Com mund insists must be freed from Indian custody on Jan. 23.
were
talks
the
Admires A Je!
Eight-year-old Prince Alexander, shows great interest in a model of the Swift afier opening the schoolboys' Exhibition at the Royal Horticultural Hall, London, With the little
Prince is ex-King Peter of Yugoslavia, his father-Express Photo.
Rubirosa - Best Dressed
Man In
U.S.",
Eisenhower Is Second
New York, Jan. 11.
The Dominican Republic diplomat, Porfirio Rubirosa who recently married Woolworth heiress Miss Barbara Hutton, was today voted "best dressed man in America" — although his wedding attire failed to live up to "the decided trend to sacrifice comfort for a dressed up look."
Clergymen Held In Slave Camps
were
the
by
and
clergymen are hold religious
President Eisenhower second.
nation's men could
Laborious Search For A Site For Big-4 Talks
Berlin, Jan. 10.
The preparatory four-power talks for the Berlin Foreign Ministers' conference, due to be resumed here today, are progressing. even though laboriously Western observers sald today.
Though there has been no, official comment, indications are that both East and West wish the preliminary talks to end in agreement on the site and technical arrangements for the conference.
An Allled spokennan said after Saturday's eight-hour meeting- the second of the present series that though it was protracted. the atmosphere continued to be friendly.
An official statement at the start of the tulks also said the Westom delegates had Instruc- tions to avoid falkiro by all possible means.
On the Eastern side, the con- | tinued matter of course reference
the Soviet-licensed
Eas! German press to the start of the Berlin conference on January 20 strengthened the impression that Rusela is ready to compromise on the question of an East and Wes Berlin site to ensure the ·ccofer- ence started on time,
Western observers do not, however, excludo the possibility of a sudden last moment hitch
delaying the conference.
Staving Off A
Farm Revolt:
Congress To Get Bills
Washington, Jan. 10. President Eisenhower is to give Congress today a new farm programme de signed to stave off a threa- tened "green revolt" by discontented farmers.
MARKED RETICENCE
The Republican Party, cling- But the marked reticence of ing to only a nominal majority the official East German and In Congress, fear that unleas Soviet press on the subject of the administration can prop up the site and the complete ab failing farm incomes, the big sence of publicity for an East "green belt," vote will swing Berlin site made this seem re-
to the Democrats in the mole.
Congressional elections next Western observers here anti-November. cipated that today's
This could be fatal to Re- would not be well have been publican hopes of retaining con- pgreement might well have | trol Congress. achieved on Saturday night,
meeting
farmers hayo high-fixed ·"sub-
Am Scontarg · repotzed: yesterday. PTW crops, which
been
Party strategists were hearten- they believed, but no announce-ed by Mr Eisenhower's promise ment of success is expected until in his State of the Union mess- came black business suit, a grey shirt all technical details have been age on Thursday that his pro-
Atticd with small checks and a strey tie.
gramme would give the farmMS Fred Balletta, u New York
A communique Issued after "a higher and stoodle financial In Issuing its annual list of taller and Chairman of the Saturday's meeting of the three return over the yours." the nation's best, dressed males Guild, described the Dominican Western commandanta and Me But they, like the Opposition the Custom Tailor's Gulld
Soviet High Democrats, diplomat as man who "dresses Sergel Dengin,
were suxiously apologetically admitted that the
Commission representativo ocension, every perfectly for
in awaiting specific details in to- Dominican Don Juan received whatever else may be said about
Berlin, Aald Loday's meeting day's special message outlining a higher individual score from
this cam. him." and noted that "the would be in the United States
don to accomplish profit by headquarters in West Berlin.
opposition is ex The West Berlin. following his example.
Telegraf
the closely divident c The Guild listed Rubirosa an its representative of society on its list and the President as its Ufe. trom public selection Others were comedian Bob Hope, of radio and television; Don E. Ahrens,
general
manager of General Motors' Cadillac Division for industry;
orchestra leader, Sammy Kaye for musle; autor John Wayne for the films; Al Rosen of the Cleveland Indians for sports; Charles Bayer for the Spatterson stage: Richard G. Jr.,
new official New York's
and greeter, for civic affairs; Milion Eisenhower for educa- tion.-United Press.
It might suit Communist China for the Panmunjam talks, Calcutta, Jan. 16.
the aim of which is to arrange Eighteen tough Sherpa parters the full Korean peace
confer-
Berlin, Jan. 10... climbed to the South Col of
The Catholic resumed after the
News Agency. ence, to be Mount Everest today to share
re- are 22.000 prisoners had been
said today that Protestant and were aut 6,DOD
clergymen rupees (US$1,200) leased as their captivity is to Catholic raised by the Indian newspaper.
slave labour held in esul un 3.nuary 22 myway, as being Skat:sinan, following the con- the United Nations insist.
camps in the Soviet Union. quest of the
world s highest mountain last year by Sherpu
the talks Additionally, if
The news ngency sald
Russians, Tensing Norkay and New Zen-
before clergymen not resumed
German,
and other lander Sir Edmund Hillary,
Balls January 25, when the Big Four
would rationalities arrested by powers meet in Berlin, Chinese Nationalist officers al- The money was rubscribed by
Britain, France and the fusstams in Stoves occup/23 rob ready were in Koren to work | Statesman readers to a fund ta unibel States
the Soviet Army during of an argument with the Eighth Army on plans buy a new house for Tensuu.
resizing the proposed after the war. for receiving the freed sollers, When the fund beennie OVER-
Russlar demand for a further "The arrested the fr moux guide
with
to Communist not allowed conference Formosan autisties revealed asked that the surplus money be China. With the Parman'om services in the camps or under- last week that Gen. Hull would shared among his colleagues of talks ira Exssion again, the take any religious activities, fly there today, ostensibly to the Hunalayan Club of Dire
Western powers could be able said the agency, Isprot Gener...ss.mo Chiang'sling and given to them on the
malatal that there wus It said this information came 000,000 - no amy. United | South Col, use of the lower
every prospect of their meeting from persons recently released Press
slopes of Everest.—United Press Communist China at n Koreats from Soviet imprisonment. conference.--China Mail Special, NUMEROUS CAMPS
its members than Mr Eisen- Efforts of the German power. Catholle
Protestant and Churches to obtain Information The Guild made up for the
to
by German Clergymen in the light
President camps has been without success, naming Elsenhower's brother. the agency said.
Milton, who is President of The number of clergymen said Penn State College, to the list te be held was not given. They for the first time.
said to be imprisoned in
Although camps.
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subscribed,
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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acrom! 1 Virtie, 5 Melts,
Economic Meeting In London
London, Jan. 10. High-ranking politicians and economists of 20 European and British Commonwealth countries
PORFIRIO RUBIROSA
un
tho
were
"nu agency
The
the Cuild
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McCarthy Finds More Anti-US Library Books
Washington, Jan, 10.. Senator Joseph McCarthy to- day accused the former Demoern- tle government of America of having put more than 30,000 volumes which were openly pro Communist, pro-Soviet and said among the phasized that their selections un Germans held was Father Her-refected a return to male sar-anti-American on the book- shelves of the United States In mann Tiehun, a Catholic priest torial elegance of other days,
Service in foreign who was arrested in September Rubirosa's attire when he be 1950 in the East German pro-came the Woolworth heiress
The Acusation was contained vince of Mecklenburg and sen- Afth husband last month The meeting is to last three tenced to 25 years' hard labour flected just the opposite. At the in a report put out by the Smoke of enquiry pre- days and 200 delegates are ex-In the Vorkuta labour camp in Fiutton ceremony he dressed for sub-commliteo
the Urals-United Press.
a single-breasted sided over by the Republican pected.-France-Presse.
senator from Wisconsin."
ore to moet in London January 29 to study means of establishing closer economic and social links between Europe and the Commonwealth.
Anti-Submarine
Rocket" Being
comfort
In
"Asdic
Tested
Experiments being conducted at the Armaments Research Establishment, Fort Halstead, Kent, may lead to a major new development in anti-submarine warfare, a rocket with built-in “Asdic” that will be equally at home in air and water, according to latest reports from London.
U.S. NAVY EXPERIMENTS
The first. British atomic vantage of carrying their own,delonating them when they were bombs were developed at the propellent. same establishment. So were such well-known explosives as amatol and RDX, used as shell fillings and in mines, and tho Sabot anti-tank shell
formation countries.
that the Soviet reprezentative made Russian acceptance of the Gidles for Allied Control authority build- has encouraged over produc
摘
ing in West Berlin as the con- tion. The Government has had Itaence site conditional on
to buy up thousands of milions. security line of East
German of dollars worth of surplus com- police along the route.
modities to keep them off the market and maintain current high prices.
This Une would stretch from the Brandenburg Gate, on the East-West Berlin border, to the Aca building, the paper said.
GUARDING MOLOTOV
CONSUMERS COMPLAINÈT
But while Government ware- houses bulged and consumers of steadily rising complained retail prices, the formers In- comes dropped saven per cent last year because of reduced des mands for their products abroad attempt and at home,
It quoted "informed sources as saying Me Dengin had insisted that Soviet security police in plain clothes should be allowed to mingle with crowds in West Berlin to prevent any on the life of the Soviet Foreign Minister
Mr Vyacheslav Molotov, Diplomatic sources In Bonn said the meeting might bring the
standing on atomic matters.
President Eisenhower is pru- posing a "flexible brice support system-high in times of short- age, and low in times of surplus. beginning of East-West under-But Congress, under pressure of the farm interests, has voted for It is considered significant in rigid high props in recent years. Boun that Moscow has shown The President's proposals
ono. anxiety to reach such on the State of the Union message understanding and though go get a chilly reception from most decision on this is expected in Republican and Democrat Con- Berlin, the Russians may well
BOMO
in
hope to come to some prelimin-Bressmen from farm states.
The Democrat leader in the ary understanding.
Senate, Senator Lyndon John- West German hopes for Ger- Bon, of Texas, bluntly warned man unity are thought unlikely that he would not vote for any to be fulfilled.
farm lay which would give No one in Bonn belleves the Texas farmers less protection Russians are yet ready to give than they are getting new. →→
fver West Germany
treedom China Mall Special. which diplomats here say would have incalculable effects on the
Russian entire
position Eastern Europe.
in
Send Australia's
The books were either written Moscow Says US Surplus Wheat
by Communists or people given Communist help, said the re-
port. It added that ari enquiry
way to start
the rate of
Obstructing
affairs of the libraries under the Indo-China Peace
into
present Republican regime....... Franco-Presse.
Food For The World
Washington, Jats. 10,
To Starving Asia
Sydney, Jan: 10.
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so rapidly that in the PLAV As the United | Church Milesionary Society, sald
Dr Irving Benson, Minister of the Melbourne Wesley Methodist London, Jan, 10. Church, today called for an im- Moscow Radio today charged mediato conferendo of wheat- to devise the United States with prevent-producing countries
of making the world's Soon There Will Be France from making pORCE WATE
with the Communists in Indo- surplus wheat avaliable China.
starving nations. Not Enough
The radio brained abroad
Other church leaders aẴNG cominentary by Alexei Leontyy, who snld also that toged today that Australia should negotiations between America and her surplus wheat to the and Faldian over milliy people of Asia. The private "Population Re
Pakistani mear enough to the target to do haten, Proximity" fures, depend-ference Bureau today reported assistance to the
Army were
Canon H.
H. A. Wittenbach, Ideressing tomab
Secretary for East-Asia for the Sig on a radar principle, were that lie population of the world Atled to millions of anti-aircraft was increasing
Leontyer The United States Navy is ex- and field artillery shells during there would soon be not enough states also was obstructing in Sydney Bt Andrew's Church
rocket that the war. perimenting with
food to support it.
Koren by "leg that a cut; in Australia's wheat can be launched under water
The bureau, which specialises settlement RADAR WAVES PROBLEMİ
while people in in the study of population, was ally stopping tongianator to screare would be completely The current Investigation con- against submarines by surface The diffeally about
launching cers. the behaviour of a pro- vessels.
ab appeal to this Praziers on New Year's Eve, unfurdinable” They were claimed to have United States and other great
The Moscow
commentaire the East were dylog of säryn= sea from air- Jectilo pasing from air into firing it into the
said, in the bruddiesurt morzatore, t been decisive. In destroying the water. Scientists intend to fire craft is that the stream of air Vi "buzz bombs" and "lo
the powers to bring all means to
Endo-Chinese Anglican Blahop guns into a 40ft-long glass tank sucked in behind ft, and the Battle of the Bure in the mid control of the birth
Dr Reginald Halse, full of water.
large bubble of water vapour Ardennes. Butiradar waves are on
Rods were ready for peace and the disposal of surplus The tank and on electronte caused by its speed, gives it a shorted water and would be the report says that with the hits proposal for gotiation met wa challenge to the
Lelegs, "Ultra-sonic”, waves, | * "brain" that will help to work This comet-like tail, lighter audible but negr Sew wave out results,are part of a new
by modern medicin) at Those influential US eircles the treeling ka Sydney, Dị birth the population of die which wish to make. Vietnam more up-to-rinto, apparatus, that to steer the projectils upwards. be used kong agora
In extreme chow I thay cause They would the generated, in world would double itself in 80
their colony
Dear El Roman - will, cost, e600,000.
Although officially
ald Ford it to choot backwards into the the case of the rocket by pasing fear of lethal with Haircond
report says that do not talk about ple
Main Workers se Fort anal showing leciele, cur
corirse.
offered aiding proof That the heebaho, bear on the agricultural,
investment programinbi, on the|than the projectila itself, tends length to those of sound,, woula Futent · rate of death (contra)= | #wide rompense! in Franco.
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Extol, 9-Mishap, 10 Nume, 11 Bolld, 12- Idle, 18 Torso, 16 | rocicesta, the applicatiční + lobul Hasland Hope PANOVO ULE:gtrode" varit through buMER: tyske Fors und was now....within the SAPERey. Also, wish that said it would
Weihe demaine panel ploy realm of posiblilly but that it France aboraldia, kwocinerowenke Australia and othe
struvear, de mosted would take some time before. It through the var dalinifne Vio, Mambered
Spick up of sould be manufactured in minh and BRETY FOUE) HONE dent care Will Be Demos und supply. France. diently the US military
rving
that