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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1954,
GRIM PROSPECTS FOR GERMAN Great Lover" Germans To Exhibit
Why They Dig Holes
So
stare when
London, Jan. 20.
many people stop. and ask que tions workmen die
betes, in Brighton rects that the water department la erecting polices on the spot giving fall detalls of the operation.
The notless explain what
why.
how is being done, long it will take and also the cont. Special
-
China
More US Aid Needed
For Indo-China
Washington, Jan. 20.
Mansfield Mika
UNITY
"No Nearer Solution Than In Days Of Potsdam"
Berlin, Jan, 26.
A literal reading of Mr V. M. Molotov's introductory speech at the opening session of the four Foreign Ministers' conference confirmed foreign observers' beliefs that the solution of the German and Austrian problems is no nearer than it was in the days of the Potsdam Declaration of 1945.
In the first formal statement by the Soviet Foreign Minister on the broad objectives of the Kremlin's foreign policy since Stalin's death, Mr Molotov indicated no readiness to make any concessions on the basic questions dividing the world unless the Western Powers first modify their positions on the EDC, the disarmament of Germany and the recognition of Communist China.
Russia's most authoritative spokesman on foreign affairs merely reaffirm ed what has been said repeatedly by the Soviet press and by Premier George M. Malenkov in a series of statements on foreign policy that followed the establish- " ment of the present Government.
- no unifica- Mr Melotov reiterated the classical Soviet position on Germany. from in-tion unless the country is first disarmed and neutralised, and no casing of tensions spection trip in Indo-China and in Europe unless the United Statos aban dons Its European bases and given up its Thailand, urged
restrictive policy on East-West trade.
Senator (Democrat, Montana), who re-
cently returned
United the
Staten to stop up supplies to the French forces fighting the Viot- Communiats Sti minh Ching.
As
was to be expected, Mr what appeared to be a threat on Indo-Molotov began with a presenta- Mr Molotov's par that the or- tion of the maximum 9oviet ganisation of a European army
might lead to counter-action In
"defensive aliance Like his two
opposite num- the form of ben
preceded him, M. of othe: European countries fo: who inted directed to the defence of Georges Bidault and Mr Eden, the safeguarding of their creur-
ity."
The defeat of the Communists programme. In 121at агод, he sald.
rc-
the
rest
Mr Molotov showed no conerete way out of the deadlock which
for
Wis
for
the
FANFANTS POLICY
the United States.
that It should be noted acnator, who addressed The
Rome, Jan. 20. the Women's Democratic Club, the four Powers are resolved to many practical purposes such an Proffessor Amintore Fantani,
But lice the
The Western | "alliance" already exists.
Italları Prime Minister, emphasised that he way "strongy end.
Soviet Foreign Soviet Union is laked by pacts presented his work-old govern- of spokesman, the to the sending opposed"
ina. Mini ter American troops to Indo China,
may be
expected to of mutant areistance with China ment's policy to Parliament to eventually a more and with the satellite countries night amid roars of disapproval but he believed that with con- produce tinued material ald from
from the Communists, With to keep
Marshal Konstantin
other Members of
parties programme intended United States, the French could programme, alternative, minimum of Eastern Europe. achieve victory there within the conference going.
Roikosovsky,
next who,
to showed little enthusiasm. When the process of bargain-Marshal Grigori Zhukov,
The life of his The
government two years, and turn over Viet- and Cambodia to nom, Laos,
the Soviet Union's most brilliant formed after the resignation of Ing begins around the eun-
general of the last war, now in Signor Pella depends on Parlia their native rulers.
ference table, the Soviet dele. gation will probably find control of Poland's armies,
ment's reaction to his policy If Indo-Ching holds, the easier to agree on the secondary example, a formal Soviet-Polish statement. It Inotes a majority of Axio can hold, he gold.
lasues of improving relations alliance is superfluous,
11J both Chambers. West Ger- There Ara, furthermore, in- Professor Fanfan warned that If Indo-Ching is lost in the between East and
of considerable 29-Italy has reached * moment Communists, Senator Mansfield many than was possible before dications
Stuhin's death.
ordination of training methods where of tin, warned, rich sources
In the meantime, somme ob- and arms in the armed forces of ware essential and promised a would fall fungsten, and rice
found
"good honest efficient adminis- encouragement the Communist countries. into
of the Com-servers the hands
Chinese in Mr Molotov's apparent will-
and Polish ainmentration....fit for the severity of munists-France-Presse,
the MIO th hour." as familiar with ingness to discuss the Austrian
And fighter да Soviet pilots. although he did peace treaty.
hundreds of
Polish, young Hot Indicate whether he would
and Czechoslovak insist on a prior solution in Rumanian,
officers, atudents at Army Germany, Morcover, there may be a possible "Joker in Mr various military academies, can that be sten walking on the streets of not become Moscow. tool in the hands of
Ravising Nigerian Constitution
Logos, Jan. 26. Mr Oliver Lyttelton, Britis Colonial Secretary, and African leaders today started preparing a fihat daft shume for revising the Nigerian Federal Couality- tion to give increased powers to regional goVDĒJSTIENĀS,
Mr Litiation and the Attican leaders have been toursing the rahere since last Tuesday. It was first discusied in London Last August
The new constitution aims at a balter distribution of powЄTS between the central governament
agreences
was
assertion
Molotov's "Austria should again aggressive forces and, in parti- cular, the tool of German militarism."
When the Austrian question netually comes up for considera
the Soviet delegation will bably
condition ik pence two-fold upen
BIG
neu-
treaty Powers' guarantees:
1.- That Austria be tralised; and (2) no anschluss to be undertaken.
Such
ALREADY EXISTS
Are DA
a
courage
And ilmness
The new government was de- termined by means of social re- forms to stop the spread of Communism, he announced and
Intended to ratify the European defence community treaty in the near future.
In London
Ramon Navarro, known as the great lover of the allent screen, visits London to mest a few of his old frienda.. He was last in England before the last world war, and is now a successful business man...----Express Photo.
"Learn A Great Deal More About it"
British Schoolboys Tackled Him On "Imperialism”
Director of the Imperial Insitute, Mr Kenneth Bradley, said to 2,000 Afth and sixth form pupils from 450 grammar schools in London recently: "If you young people really think the British Empire à a matter of exploitation, Imperialism and oppression, then it is high time you learned a great deal more about it in your schools."
Among the measures he an. nounced were: Severe punish ment for tax dodgers; continua tion of the land reform pro- gramme for aiding peasants; a 277,000,000,000
(about
This rebuke was delivered at once had to handle £10,000,000) housing plan for the resumed lectures on African strike which Italy's 200,000 homeless families; problems, promoted by the deadlock. tax relief for thousands of small Counel for Education in World
re
Working Model Of A Human Heart
Cologne, Jan:-26-2
A team of 60 German doctors, scientists and technicians hope to exhibit in Berlin at the end. of this month a working model of a human heart which has taken 18 months to completes De
One of the team, who belongs to the staff of the German Health Museum here, told me that. the heart, enlarged to 500 times life size, had been in the Museum's workshops for several weeks' overhaul. It was in Saarbruechen last October, by way of trial, and some of the "working parts" did not stand up well to the wear and tear of operating.
The workshops, with a staff | hand now than the heart of the pf carpentare and technicians, gloss many. They are puilding a make all ike. Museum canibits model, rather like a sandalsklo of model hearts, a well as all model of a piece of country, or other parts of the human body, a factory. It is about # yards produced to ipate, normal or in by two. some diseased condition. The #pecimens are rold all over the with world to public health authori- es and museums for exhibition to the public.
Buildings represent the 'brain.
belts transmission
and
passages-the blood vessels and food passages down into the chest. There are a huge "power
the house",
heart,
The Museum's prize products are life-Size models of a man or smiler specialised
houses {woman, .jp .plexiglass, with ounc representing
Ab · major blood vessels and offer parts in and the losser blood croulatory
90 and so on. highly-coloured wire or plastic systems are represented by roads materials.
The outside heart has several portholes" let into the sides, to that spectators can see its main vessels, partitions and nerves in jaction.
throws an
with covered a lorries driving along them (different colours for the two systems), and the intestines
Kang, Winding too a canal with tiny, black Badges moving clown it...
NEW PREMISES→→ When the dbetor electric switch, the heart begins The Museum is the successor ta mays and one can understand of the pre-war- Dresden / healtža why the tough leather and museum. Dr Selning, moved 12.... plastics used in ita construction West Germany otter, as he says" have not always been up to the he had no success with, Mor ha strain of imitating the wark of a Vassily Zulchov, of the USER. human heart,
and the East German: authoris ties in wanting to be allowed lo run things as he thought thage : should be run.,
inside
μια
The blood vessels and canals are palated a bright colour mestly blue or red and are easily distinguishable from one
The prepont Museum - Larun abother. The nerves and tendóns partly on Federal, partly on
with the connecting
white-focal state, and partly coloured "valves"
the Cologne city funds and support. heart and partitioning its red
Dr Seiring is trying to get chamber are clearly labelled
approval for new premises, 'bew and exposed to view.
small cause it is housed in a Billding on the rim of a former
·airfield which used to be A juvenile priser,
TEAM WORK The Museum alatt, from the 10-year-old director, Dr Georg
He needs 5,000,000 Seiring down, inglst that they
part of his building are one team and no specimen (nearly 420,000 lening ip any ono man or group. schema, to house the increasing
invention can be attributed the first
material- and activiles. "hap to be team work", ehibit are rotting in cellars Dr Seiring BAYA, "Or Wa, should for lack of proper BLOTESU-Ning not get anywhere, The doctor The completed a FALWAY had come to a or scientist can give the ideas, scheme, he estimates, will cost
But they are of no use if the 7,000,000 marks (about £625,000 - techniplans cannot and sorun sterling), and will include a them |into | Rectiled_hali to soat 300 peopler- way of putting
as gxhibits under the present one seats less than practice standable to the public." 30-and buildings covering in The mechanics and engineers all some 8,000 square metres.- have a will larger project on China Mall Special.
RAY OF HOFE Ever since the end of the war frequent theme of Soviet political erators has been that. unlike the situation in the past, the Soviet Union no longe stands alone but is surrounded by friends and allies, from the Pacille Ocean the Elbe.
holder and government loans to Citizenship, in the Central Hall, "1. sat back for a week to do Observers saw a ray of hope small and medium businesses-Westminster. It was loudly a bit of quiet thinking, I hadn't in Mr Molotov's brief reference Router.
choered by most, though there a clue! And the headlines in the to atomic weapons. He express-
were a few boos.
papers were What is Bradley ed readiness proceed with
plotting?" (Laughter.)
with
appears to be the in-discussions on President is Britain Planning
nux To Sell
Mor Molotov'shower's proposal for an atomic
been preceded
by stern warn indicated Soviet change of at-
ond regional gove:cuments Interpretation of Northern, Western and Eastern language on Austria which has cul and repeated the recently Nigeria,
Today. reachod on the last two main ilons on the agenda, regionalis- ing the civil service and judicial system.Reuter.
A British
Ings in the Soviet press against Utude on unconditional banning reported secret an antchluss.
negotiations for of the use of nuclear weapons New Hebrides?
Western cbsc:".rs attaching much
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Now,
the tho Soviet position
not seems to be that a simple re-
nunciation of the
10
employment
of
other
any
of atomic weapons would be a desirable Arst step to be follow- ad by eventual prohibition atomic,
and hydrogen wenpons
of mass destruction. If the American and Soviet Foreign Ministers teach agreement in their scheduled private, procedural talks on the List h:wer suggestion, it will go far towards easing the dini cult atmosphere enveloping the conference table from the very Arst day. United Press,
Gold Filling
In A
16/- Chicken
Melbourne, Jan. 20, Chewing the remains of Licken
Ukrainian
dinner,
Mr Bradley went ori: "I have had 25 years in the Colonies and I do not know of a single case of exploitation or oppression by the Colonial service, though 1 know of many by people who were not British."
Melbourne, Jan. 27,
A score of questioners queried British Jolni rule over the at the microphones piter. Mr Pacific Bradley's addres One, from $2,680 islanders of the New Hebrides group may end Felixstowe, asked if more inter soon and pass to France, joint nationalism would not help to portner in tho present
Con-
British and French dominium, according to Mr R. break the Imperiullst strangle- W.
Robson, authority on Pactile hold of the In Africa." affairs.
The Melbourne Argus quoted him
today us saying Britain oat the was preparing to sell interest to France, thus ending
NO DOUBLE-DEALING
Mr Bradley replied
they repl
sharply: *Imperialist
the 40-year-old condominium, stranglehold. Noting applause
The
eight
copra-producing from the audience, he added: "I islands, covering 8,700 square am gind some of you agree. alles ore 600 miles west of Fiji. There are only 500 Britons "If what I and my friends in and nearly 4,000 French.
Africa have tried to do for a Mr Robson, who is editor of generation is the Pacific Islands monthly, said Imperialist strangiehold, then '1 British and French officials in om delighted to be ah Im the Southwest Pacine had al- portallet. ready begun secret discussions
exercising an
Cedrie Jones, St Paul's School,
on the deal, according to Argus recalled that Mr Peter Abrahams, -Router.
Confidence ‘Vote
an African, had said the previous day that many Africans thought the British two-faced." How, he asked, could they have got that impression? --**
bit migrant Walter Kaspen,
Jerusalem, Jan. 20. heavily on what he thought
The new Israeli governmunt, Mr Bradley replied that he was a small bone and found under the premiership of the khow of no double dealing by that he had nearly former foreign minister, Moshe any Government he had, served, instead swallowed a piece of gold.
Sharett, won a 75 to 23 vote of though of course all Governments The chicken cost him :16 confidence tonight, — Franco- were, abysad, He - Klustrated Australian shillings (13 shillings Preve
this by, relating how he had sterling)
The
gold was valued at £A30 (£24 sterling), a
Mr Kaspon said he bought the chicken between Ballarat
and Melbourne, a distance of 74 miles, and would go back to age whether there was more gold "where the chicken bicked It up."-Chinn Mall Special,
INVITATION TO FRANCO
Cairo Gizeral Franco, Apanish head of state, has been invited to visit. Egypt the other Arsh Blates, on Arab Lengus spokes
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