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THE CHINA - MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1954.
W. GERMAN SOVEREIGNTY
AN INNOCENT ABROAD
London, Sept. 16.
A Moscow "learner' who falled his police test was told by the lead of his driving school. "Don't be
Bo
an innocent abroad." ho paid 200 roubles (about £20 sterling) and soj hie licence after all-without a
But then be complained to the authorities, scoord. ing to Trud. the Boviet Trade Upion newspaper, in its intest Loc.
Result: the head of the driving school, L. V. Chetnekov, has
Cone io
prison for 18 months, and a police inspector, A. G.
Filin. for 12 months.
Trust wald the learner that mil
had discovered Leals
were "arranged."
Chelnekov keeping 200 roubles for himself and paying
100 roubles ta Filin-China Mail Special.
ANOTHER
WORLD
CITIZEN Davis Performs Marriage Rites
Dulles
*
Expected
To Take
Decisive
Steps
SURPRISE MOVE
NOW POSSIBLE
Bonn, Sept. 16.
Ex-prisoners
Visit U.N.
Headquarters
United Nations,
- Sept. 16. Five Chinese who sur- rendered to the United Nations forces in Koren and turned againnst Com munism gave their por sgnal thanks to the UN Secretary-General, Dag Hammarskjoold, today for their treatment as prison- ers of war.
The Ave, who have been tour-
Dr
United States Secretary of State John ing the United States for the Foster Dulles conferred with West German Chan-past month, were introduced to cellor Konrad Adenauer for nearly three hours Ting-fo
The Secretary-General by
Telang. Nationalist here today.
China's chief UN delegate, the five, spoke to the Secretary- Chang Tsun-hsten, leader of
behalf of 14,000 General on chose not to return to Red China. Chinese prisoners of war who
This was the first conversation between the two statesmen in Mr Dulles' current trip to Bonn. He is to go to London to confer with British Premier Sir Winston Churchill tomorrow.
This evening, Mr Dulles and US High Com-Ku An-kang and Chien Yu-chl. missioner in Germany, Dr James B. Conant, were dinner guests of Dr Adenauer.
ton
The immediate interpretation in Bonn of the fast moves by Mr Dulles who flow overnight from Washing. is that the United States is spoeding up its pro- to make West Germany master of her own house as soon as possible.
gramme
New York, Sept. 16. The "No. 1 World Citi-
On his arrival, Mr Dulles sak | his comments at the airport left zon", Garry Davis, per-ments of these
he would
consult the Govern- those who heard him in' ititle formed his
countries "who doubt that the United States in own marriage are Renuinely concerned with impatient. ceremony aboard the liner the peace, security and freedom
United States several of Europe," before taking final days Ago, en roule
decisions. to England, the New York Daily Mirror reported today.
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The paper said that Davis api- proached the lince's captain. John Anderson, to perform the ceremony but was refusci accordance with the lac's policy
"O.K.." Davis is reported to have said. As No. 1 World Cillzon, I will per- form my own ceremony." And he did, marrying Sandra
0
Giorda
But the whole manner of his surprise visit and the nature of
Dalai Lama Attends Red Congress
The rest of the five are Chao King-chung. Keo Chống-chung
They presented a "Free- digm Badge to Mr Ham- marskizeld. It was designed by the "Chinese anti-Com- from munir Returnees Korea" to commemorate the day that the anti-Com- munist pete¬utra of were released.
War
the
Bayer
esenta Ponies To The Titos
Mme Tito, wife of the Yugoslavian President, with the pony presented to her by Celal Bayer, the Turkish President during his Binte visit to Belgrade-Express Photo.
New Espionage Network In Japan?
Tokyo, Sept. 16,
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Old Harrovian Turns Organ
Grinder
NOT WEARING HIS:
OLD SCHOOL TIE
London, Sept. 16. Harrow, England's fam ous public school and sup- plier of some of the nation's
statesmen eminent scholars has produced. an organ grinder.
and
*Handsome, debonair Gooffrey Stavert this is a 21 shillings a middle eines Burrey family, went to Harrow to study modern languagon, As head boy, during his final team, Stavert shook hands with Bir Winston Chur- chill during the Prime Minister's annual visit to his old school,
Today, ho stood oulsida London's CAVERNOUS Olymplo Stadium, amusing crowds en- tering the spectacular inter- national food fair.
Voltaire has been for saken, temporarily, for well-thumbed book D cockney songs.. His language has become the chipped twang of the "buskor", London's nomadie street musician,
То
To most, passersby, Stavert is the genuine oracle, Stavert, 10-your-old son of a
education and a "bit fun" os well,
JET LANDS day Job to help pay for his
ON FOAM ··
Even fellow Harrovians have passed by their disguised school Otis Air Force Base, barrel organ with one hand and chum, winding the wheezy old Mass, Sept. 16. solving the ́dally prossword A pilot put his crippled | puzzle in a Conservative- pows¬ jet seroplane down safely paper with the other, on a ribbon of liquid foam organ grinder has only two days But Stavert's carrer as an. at this Air Force base to go. It ends with the closing today in опе of the of the food fair, which hired trickiest landing on re him and two other students to
entertain the crowds, cord.
After that he will use the The pilot was 1st/Lt Anthony
continue modern language ed that his right landing wheel
Special.
Mr Hammarskjoeld, in respons2, thanked the members of Chinese goodwill mission, say- ing the United Nationa Was against aggression in any form. He bald he could not fully ac cept their thanks for the UN principle of voluntary rapatria- M. Sabelyev, one of six Soviet officials who tion of prisoners because he was
Secretary-General at the reportedly left aboard a Russian cargo vessel on not time I was formulated.
February 28, last, is at present clandestinely stay-W. Cunningham, 23, who radlo- scholarship he won at Harrow to Mr Dulles suld nt the airport added, however, that he heartying in Japan where he heads a new espionage net-was crippled. As he circled the studies at Oxford,-China Moli
There were many Indica- tions tonight that Mr Dulles had come to West Germany to put the final touches to o unilateral American grant of roverelly to the Federal Republic.
he had come to discuss with Dr
Adenauer
"the incans
ما
of re- the
agreed with the principle,
of the free,"
THE FACTORS
Factors supporting the cn- that Mr Dulics clusion
was the
the
PERSONAL STORY
to
Chin that they were told |
work, according to Japanese press reports publish- ed here today.
U.S. Soldier
stering sovereignty Federal Republic of Germany and bringing Germany
The five Chinese also gave a a45-minute press conference for Into the society UN
Sabelyev is remembered as the soft-spoken friend equal partner
correspondents, al which of the Soviet spy Rastovoroff who sought refuge in London, Sept. 18,
each of the five told his personal the United States at the end of January this year. The Dalai Lama put the final
story through on Interpreter, stomp today un
his Tibelan
They said they were forced by Kingdom's submission
When interviewed by Agence- Immigration ometnis
10 Red
fight Communists
in France-Presso at Raid Chinese rule when he appeared Davis had bought
the time of Korea and one-way before the "National People's here for decisive steps were: pasange under the name of Sauk Congress in Peking and lauded
Nationalists had Finstovoroff's disappearance, Sa- 1. The staff of state throd divisions fighting on the belyev expressed the convictions Davis
through an agent. Ahls Communist conquerors.
inent and Defence Department Southampton British omelais
men he brought with him is for
South Korean side. They said that, his friend Rastovoroff could, Peling Radio said the young grenier than would be required hey had never seen any Rus in no direumstances, have freely refused to recognise his World Dalai Lama expressed the "warm Citizen's passport and kept him support of Tibetans for the new
for
Bimple visit to
take sims with
Chinese aboard the ship.
Chinese Communist constitution soundings.
forces but they always had be-chosen to betray his government. to be adopted by the rubber-
2. Dr
said before loved that the Russians sent Adenauer
Up to the present, even the hurrying out of
them to fight In Korea. Parliament to
The five Chinese have been Japanese authorities were unable broadcast meet
they were
going to have The close unity between the negotiations "of decisive Chinese and Tibeton peoples is portance for the fate of growing day by day.”
German
Ferman people."
Dr
It Woo
Davis tore up his US passport in Parts in 1048
himself a "citizen of the world."
The
the
Red
and declare stamp Communist This was his second marriage.— quoted the boy ruler as saying, thar Dulics, at the airport sponding each day making visits to confirm the physical departure)
United Press
Hollywood, Sept. 10, The singing star Judy Garland
oday that she
Iz
next
April.
er third child
N Anger made her (1)- nourcement after she and her
tpינן
Lima
Slo Luft, from a European vacu►
in in produser
Miss Garland hos two deselters, one by Luft and the other by a previous marriage to director Vincente Minell, Luft bas B 6012 by previous marriage-United Press
21
untry.
These
im- the
◊ various UN delegations their local headquarters-Uni'ed Press.
at
of
by the
unilateral and perhaps
New York
NO RELIGIOUS BAN
Adenauer, But in a dopar.ure from the learned today, told his party current Soviet ling of trying to supporters in private on Tuesday Sir Esler Dening in
liminate religion, the Dala; that they must be prepared for s outly denied that Red declarations of sovereignty to be rule would try to eliminate re-made
bis devoutly religious Wes em Allies
not
even simultaneously The nemy slanders have
United States Congre:& all fallen on stony ground," he has empowered President Eisen- was quoted as saying. "for the hower to end the occupation of Tibetan peoples enjoy full free- Germany by executive action post in Tokyo dom of religion and they know during the Congressional recess. this from their own experience."
Buch action would
Office. -United Press.
respond
exactly to Adenauer's own five-point programine issued Im- mediately after the French Farliament rejected Europert Defence Com munity treaty. The fifth negotiations
A British Crossword Puzzle
2
13
5
18
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15
16
18
19
20
22
12
30-
33
ACROSS
3 Sharp (6),
7 Gradient (6).
8 Parched (d),
0 Sculptor's work (4).
10 Go (7).
12 Requests (4).
13 Press (6).
18 Periods (.
19 Testers (0),
21 Talks wildly (8)
27 Leg joint. (3)
29
Choone (8)
10 Ball game (3).
29-Describes a barometer (7).
480 Way out. (4),
'81 Insect" (4);
32 Rwift (3)
38 Not
i Scare (5).
DOWN
* Gourmet (7)
4 Rough. (5).
6 Facts given (4),
6 Hazard (4).
Entreats (4).
11 Wipe out (3)
18 Fruit (4),
14.CHrdlo (4).
16 Bubrequently (0).
17 Boast (4).
18-Wickedness (4). do Withdraw (7) 22 English county
24 Landowner (5),
rtoolis (5) 27. Lubricates (4) exploit: (4)
AGAYESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.---Across: 1 Banter, 7 P
Tint 10 Dalby, 11 List 13. Restricted, 15 Nest, Moor, Resilience, 29 übdü, 24 Meire, 35 Cache, 20
Able. 13 Turns, 13 Romps: 14 Threaterky
WWI
DOT-
with the United States and Great Britain" and a Gov- Crnment spokesman
kons
Will Stay In
French Prison
airport, the runway was quickly
Supplies For Enclaves
a band of yellow sprayed with greasy foam which ordinarily is used to put out aeroplane fires. WHOOSHED IN Then Cunningham whooshed tn.
He put the good left wheel
Lisbon, Sept. 10. tho on
dry
Tunway. The It was officially mated here
thob grippled right wheel he care today
duo fully
foom
to
the
caused by the
set down on tho slick "difficulties
The left who rolled Indian Republic in the supply. as it should. The right ing of the Portugueso India Had
along
wheel slipped down the foam.
not
territorita," it would be neces- the field been sary to run a ship between the "greased," the
wheel right
ports of doo, Damoo, Karachi would have hit the dry ground and Colombo.
and falled to turn. This would The freighter "Lunbo", which
to
Portuguese
have caused the plane to go in belongs bo an immediate whirl and National Navigation Company Washington, Sept. 16. and Japonese
probably would have wrecked will be put on the new service, Sabelyov, security authorities are worker-day refused to issue an
The US Court of Appeals to-It-United Press,
-France-Presso. order ing: whether ho did not stay for the release of a US Army
+1 serving here after pretending that he private
fivo-vuar sentence in a French prison. was leaving.
The soldier, Richard Thomas Keefe, pleaded guilty in France to the robbery of a cab driver Last October
ESTONIAN LINK New York, Sept. 18. Other sources claimed that Sir Ester
His wife, Mra Gladys Keefe, Dening, British Sabelyey was working through 23, sught a writ of habeas Ambassador to Japan, arrived an Estonian businessman with corpus on the grounds that her here today by plano from American papers in an office husband's constitutional rights London en route back to his located right in the centre of were violated during the trial.
after consulta-Tokyo. at the British Foreign
The appellate Court upheld o lower Court's decision denying It said on official The police authorities, how-the writ tomorrow for ever, candidly admit that the American observer attended the Washington for а three-day importance of espionage activi- trial and reported no contitu- visit during which he said he ties in Japan had been exag- tional violations. United Press. would
"exchange views with gerated because of the publicity the United States State Depart-given to the Rastovǝroff care. ment officials who are con- They opined that most informers cerned with Far Eastern affairs." deal in activities of
emmall Sir Esler said that he will calibre and are anxious to make return to New York on Monday a Ettle money rather than to and leave next Tuesday by serve a politicat cause. plano for Ottowa for conver-
He will leave
src staying at
Q
Jap Air Force Officers Go
To America
plained this A meaning entions at the Canadian For At present, only 15 Russians negotiations on sovereignty.
elm Office. TP Mr
the former Dulles negotiations He said that after three days embassy here, their moves since
Tokyo, Sept. 16. here
are completed tonight, he in Ottawa, he would leave for the Rastavcauff ́affair, aro sub-
route to Tokyo ject to strict police surveillance flodgling air force left here to
Five senior officers of Japan's will be able on his arrival in Vancouver en London tomoITOW to tell Mr where, he said, he expected to and they can practically do night by air for the United Eden that the United States is arrive Dn September 28. nothing outside the embassy. States for a three-week in ready to declare West Germany France-Presse.
a sovereign state and ask whe
ther Britain is too.
BRITISH ANSWER Britain's answer would naturally depend to a great ex- lent on tho success or fallure of Mr Eden's negotiations in Paris on his Brussels pact plan for associating a rearmed West Ger many with the Western powers. But if Mr Dulles goes to London with everything cut ind dried for unilateral action in Germany, he would have a powerful argument to persunde the British Government to take the same action.
The French Prime Minister
Vietnam
precincta.--France-Presse.
Premier
Loses All Hope
spection tour of air force
Paris Talks Will Overshadow Defence Debate
Strasbourg, Sept. 17.
The Paris talks between Mr Anthony "Eden, British Foreign Secretary, and M. Mendes-France, French Prime Minister, will overshadow the three- day debate on European defence which will open in the 15-nation Council of Europe Assembly here today (Friday).
Only a few Government delegates here, notably M. Paul Henri Spaak, Belgian Foreign Minister, and Mr Anthony Nutting, British formed about the Paris talks to find a substitute Foreign Under-Secretary, will be completely in-
solution to the European Defence Community pro- ject, rejected by France.
fnclillies there,
The officers were Lieutenant-
Both M. Speak and Mr Nut General Takeshi Sonogi,
Support for these ardent Ating will be fully briefed on Mr federalists will ba' forthcoming Forca
Chief of Staff,
Eden's report yesterday to the from many admirers of
the Atlantic EDC plan from other European
Major Heputy...
Monjiro Akiya-permanent North ma. chlof of the air defence Treaty Organisation Council on countries. scetion Major-General Minoru
25 the outcome of his dying visitį Genta, chief of the maintenance to West European
UNCOMMITTED department nud
'Colonel Imtauo
Their part in the debate will Most vocal of this group is superintendent of the give a significant clue to the the President of real position. following
Otand, maintenance school and. Colonel
apitală.
www
| Fumio Maruta, a member. of Eden's tour
our of Europe.
the training section.
The officers
aro vialling the
United States at the invitation of the United States Air Force,
Router.
COPPER STRIKE
Saigon, Sept. 16. Well-informed political observers expressed the belief here today that South Vietnam Premier M. Pierre Mondes-France, who Ngo Dinh Diem had lost all hopes of remaining is not being visited by Mr in power as a result of the announcement today Duiles on his Aytos visit, would that the three leading South Vietnam sects were NOT SETTLED then be left to his own desiding with the Army in the present dispute between the Premier and Army Chief of Staff General Nguyen Van Hinh.
Franco-Presso and
Trooper Contract
For Airwork
New York, Sept. Spokesman for the Anaconda Copper Mining Company and the Kennecott Copper Corpora- sien, today denied that
any settlements had
Commen'in 27.01 Santiago your gear at lar whom it prea rapor dredlings, Hin was claimed, he wanted to get Chilean Government romel be able to dominate with watements that the air
One of the spots, the Bỉnh Premier Diem who oficially London, Sept. 16. in the direct control of the South on a six-month study mission in The Air Ministry, has awarded Vietnam police wince one of its
bo
Mr
the General Affairs. Committe MLeon of the Greek... Rally
Party
Bilence from M. Spr
Speak will Moccas Interpreted horo as meaning that he has not lost hope of M. Mendes-France's
to
agreeing the generally accepted formula for bringing West Gorrainy Into the North Atlantic alliance · by
way of the Brusasis Treaty.
Sp
Park is slogmy, M. Brank
Bilt 17 the "ziews from
may launch a powerful ate tapk sasthit the “French Getration from the European Community
my / caso, M. Mendes
Still uncommitted, how. ever, are the British, Norwegian: and Danish der Legations who have ilways stayed out of suprapa- Slocal" scheme and who would launchly restat any attempted Frenah velo
rearmaisent,
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animously yesterday to postpone the debate on the Biar proble until after the nine-nation Lon- don confcrenço, This madrid
to be held to débály thu fulue
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wa maxional security citer
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The company will use Hormer Diya, dirținers which
ruited for high
Frapodin reality, had issued a deportation, order against the
were in effect myrtled, the,
panlow sold thele, blan
of the territory.
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