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Aid Approved The Great Trek
For
A Great Task
Diaben, Sept. 21. The first stliches have
South Korea be put thio marald-
Denver, Sept. 21.
President Eisenhower to- day approved a $100,000,- 000 increase in military and economic aid to South Korea, under a new pro gramme, providing for training of Korean jet pilots.
Tho President's action WOB announced here by Mr Harold Stassen. Chlef of the Foreign Operations Administration, after he Mod conferred with Eisenhower.
Mr
Mr Stassen also laid a press conference that Mr Eisenhower hand approved a plan for the use of more American mine
-about 10,000,000 tons-lo the foreign aid, progreinine,
TROOP WITHDRAWLS
tapestride of Gross Trak, which will shpus' 20 years to
nished, the tapes. will be hung in the Voortrekker Mondment at Pretoria. They are being tandby the wornen of Bonth Africa
There will be 15 tapestry panels designed and paint-
by South African artist air W. II. Coetzer.
The Whole of the tapes“ tries will be in peilt-point to give them a uniformity of Bitch when they are completed; — China Maji Special.
Chickens
new ait would make it possible And Corn For
Mr Stassen added that the
to train her
for South Krea
own jet pļiots for the first ume. Sume of the
training ก je: planes probably would toke Preth the United States and see in South Koren.
Applegate
news INFI
Spokane, Sept. 21. The purpose of increasing nic
American to South Korea, Mr Stassen wa, was to check inflationary Richard Applegato And pressures resulting from the war Don Dixon stepped from a al to make It possible for
Northweit Airlines Strato- Sruth Korea 10 maintain л
on to native soil strong hemy of its
own in the cruiser withdrawal of American today, ending a flight to divisiona from that country. freedom after 18 months' imprisonment in Red China.
Hotels.
GOAN WARNING Applegate was
TO NATO
Belgaum, Sept. 21. The President of the National Congress Ar Con Mi Peter" Alva.cz, warned here today that If the NATO powers intérvodeti | now."
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British Cabinet
Studying Main
Policy Lines
LONDON CONFERENCE
COMMENCES
TUESDAY
London, Sept. 21.
The British Cabinet met today to draw up the main lines of its policy for next week's nine-nation confercitée here on West Gürman rearmament.
Before it was the Fretich memorandum sent to the other eight governments last week, setting out the proposals of M. Pierre Mendes-France, the Prime Minister, for a European arms control organisation as a safeguard against any resur- gence of German militarism.
This plan, a suppliment to Britain's own 'pro- posal to bring a rearmed West Germany into the Atlantic and Brussels Treaty Organisations is expected to dominate the four or five-day meeting opening next Tuesday.
No indication of the Cabinet) would be those most affected by decisions
was given day's morting.
after tota adoption. But diplomatic M. Mendes-France's Inifure in quarters here are more than his speech yesterday to draw able to agree on an alternative |'attention to the distinction his plan for rearming the German plan makes between the controls Republic, following the collapse that would be imposed on Bri- of the European Army plan lain on the one hand
Mendes-France outlined European states on the other has his proposals to the Council of caused some comment here. Europe Assembly in Strasbourg yesterday.
M.
met by his mother, Mts Frank L. Applegate of Redford, Oregon, who hugged Jum hard and tearfully told him he looked like he needed a "good home-cooked meal."
Under them, the Continental Why are you crying?" Apple-members of an enlarged Brussels gato asked. "It's
over Treaty Organisation would have their arms production co- ordinated, inspected and trolled by a new body set up by the six nations and Agreed maxima would be act for the national contribution to the Western defence organisa- tion on the Continent,
staff
in the dispute over Goa hp Applegate. NBC correspondent organisation would call an inter and former United Press natal cunterinoe cf "all | correspondent, and Dixon, Inter- colonial people struggling for national Nows Service cur- Freedom. "
respondent, both looked di but tired.
In a statement to the Press Mr Alvarez said "it
that appears Portugal has of last succeeded in invoking the aid of NATO."
He cited
NATO Secretame General,
Applegate said he had lost 50 pounds during his ordeal. His mother replied, "Maybe it was that the good for you."
Lord
"But I've been stacking up Ismay, had said that consulta the finest corn and chickens you tion
the NATO powers uver
BAW," she sid. *You "Implied the taking of whatever won't have to eat rice any
upon." mare"
tempt me like that," Applegate grinned.
acllim
umong
agreed WEA
France-PressC.
Moscow Radio Plays Up Tito
Paris, Sept. 21.
"Don't
The plane landed here on a Alght from Anchorage, Alaska,
scheduled landing oiler
at Seattle was
cancelled by fog. -United Press.
сот
Britain.
OWN ARMS AUTHORITY
Britain's forces on the Continent would be subject to
the supervisory powers of the new group
but her arms and industry at home would be outside Ita thority.
AT-
NO EMPHASIS
and the
The French méthorandum makes the distinction clear. It is understood M. Mendra- France made only an 11- direct reference to it to his statemerit,
In the absence of any other explanation it is assumed her
that the French Premier did not want to emphasise the dis- crimination in Britain's favour, While addressing the European
**Ex-8.8. General Karl Übery (left), known as the "Butcher of Paris”, appears in the Goth, of the Paris. Military Tribunal, Blanding next to him là Hélmuth Knochen,-bis former,
sistant Both appear on a number of charges for crimes against humanity, was säjourned on legal grounds.--Express -Photo.
Wants
Mr Attlee
Closer
The first trial”,
Palestine
Truce Official
Recalled
Windward Is. "Leg." Council Elections
St Georges, Grenada, Windward Islands,
Sept. 21. Mr Eric Matthew "Uncle Galry,
Grenada Labour lender, repeated his 1961 sitccess yesterday's 'elec tids when his party, won six of the eight seats res. served for elected members on the British Island colony'a Legislative Council.
In Grenda's second election under universal sahilt auftrage, Mr Gairy won the three-corner contest in his own constituency
Farish of St George-by
large majority. Five members of His Granda United Labour Party
political offshoot of the Motal Workers Union, were also elected,
Mr T.A. Marryshow, retained his 90-year hold in the capital, comfortably defeating the Gairy nominee in a four-sided
The island dependency of riacou returned Mr F.B. Patera. son, an elected member for over 20 years before the new con-
stituEE NEWCOMERS.
WO
Two of Mr. Gairy's
party wern biembers of the old Hoare, and three WOTO hewormers. Mr Gairy ended up with
supporters will only In the old Legislative Coun- all of his original pico Thirty-
candidates tested the seats for the eight alected members of the Legis- lative Council, which consists of the administrátor as president, two ex-officio members, three unofficial nominated membarg and eight elected, members.
Eligible voters total 30,413 In Grenada tha 'Corriicon. the Mr Gairy's group was the Nations Truce only party contesting the elec Supervisory Organisation an-dons. He and his supporters nounced today that Commander were opposed by 23 Indepen
mo Hutchinson, United States dents.
Mr Gairy led the three-week Montreal, Sept. 21. - Novy, will relinquish 'his post da ge
general strike which paralysed Globe-trotting Clement Attlee flew to Britain Chairman of tho Jordan- the island early in 1951. Klöt tonight with a call to the Western world to develop Israeli mixed Armistico Coming at the time cost, many thou
sands closer relations with Communist China in order to communique said Com-th enllors, murines and pailty of pound sterling in dam- ago to shops and property. Bri- keep that country from becoming “a mere Russian mander Hutchinson, who was were sent from Trinidad to ra satellite".
East-West Ties
U.S.-CANADA' BROADCAST
The United
Jerusalem, Sept. 21. Headquarters
mission in mid-October.
of
Commander Hutchinson's
SENTENCE REDUCED
seconded to the Palestine Trice store order-Router. Observation Organisation, “Was The British Labour Party leader wound up a Assembly on the importance of round-the-world trip that took him behind the Iron United States Navy.
being recalled to duty with the METROPOLITAN'S security in the
proposed or- and Bamboo Curtains. Before boarding the plane ganisation
To official quarters here, the at Montreal's Dorval Airport, Mr-Attlee recorded moval was demanded by Israel most gratifying passage in M. Mendes-France's speech a report on his trip for North America, in which after the Scorpion Pass Incident that accepting West German he declared, "The closer the contact China has with gore on a Negev bus were mur membership to the Atlantic the West, the better."
Wis
pact. This step is imperative
last March in which 11 passer-
dered.
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Belgrade, Sept. 21, . The Montenegrin Supreme
months.
Court announced today that It I had reduced the prison term now being served by Metro- if Germany's agrooment is to be The former Prime Minister, looking tired from His failure to support an politsh
Armeriljo Bradvarevic The main difference of
a scheme, it is held his gruelling tour, said he did not believe "China is a Israel resolution in the Com- from 11 years and six months to between the emphasis
prosto
mere Russian satellite." The Britain would be prepared
Communist leaders of mission condemning Jordon for Ave years ex mor British and French ideas centres on whether
the attack was followed by Israel Metroplitan Bradvarevic was the principal re-peat the pledge she gave in China had given him the impression that, they had walking out of the Commission | gaoled last. July 25 on counts of sponsibility for supervision the six members of the ill-fated wills of their own.
and boycotting its work, it was criminal actions of associating should rest with the Brussels EDC project last April to main-
stated.
himself against the people and Moscow Radio, In a broadcast
pact or the
tain British troops on the Con- Mr Attlee warned the West Atlantic Treaty
has been credited with more
Stató, provoking religious hatred monitored here tonight, quoted
London, Sept. 21.
Organisation Britain favours tinent and to consult the Euro-against driving Chinese leaders
bonesty and efficiency than It is expected that Israel will and injuring the reputation of long excerpta from the speech The New China News Agency
before
reducing the closer to the Kremlin. 14-nation allance, France Dean states
most of its predecessors,” now be prepared to return to representatives, of the highest made by Marshal Tito of Yugo- | sola today that three TO- the smaller grouping.
strength of the force, that the against China, the more she will "The more action there. ត
the Commission, after an ab- | Stute - authorities," United elavía las Sunday when he ex-presentatives of the Japanese
It hoped here
Turning to the bitter relations sence of five months.-Realer, Press. lained Yugoslavia refusal toked Cross Society, the Japan But diplomatic observers here
United States would also agree cling to the Soviet Union," he between the United States and Join the Atlantle pact.
Friendship Association and the see nothing in the French plan to repeat the similar assurance declared, adding that China was China, Mr Attlee mud. "grent Observers here remarked that Japanese Peace Liaison Com-for controlling national rearma- she gave to the European army finding it necessary to hall back prejudices on both sides, will this
was the first ume since mittes arrived in Tientsin toient afforts to which Britain nations last April but thens are on whatever help the can get." Favo to be overcome" - IF Edat Yugoslavia's break with the day to receive former Japanoro would hold strong objections. Yours that American opinion Mr_Attice's report, carried on and West were to reach an Cominform in 1948 that the military men who have been It is believed, moreover, that still suffering from the shock of the Trans Catinda networic of understanding. Soviet radio has devoted this pardoned and Japanese residents it will not prove entirely un- the death blow to EDC may not the CBC as well as on American "It is an irony of history" much time to a speech by Tito. who have applied for return to acceptable to the Continental readily accept the need for networks, emphasised China's said Min Attlee, "that the -France-Presse.
}Jupan.-Reuter,
states whose arms programmes renowed pledges.—Reuter.
Chinese regard the Americans as the great opponents of-thu- perialism.
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At the same time, te cosilă | "thoroughly understand the res sentment of our friends "in"" this United States. They had suf-
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Britain Defeated At Strasbourg
Strasbourg, Sept. 21.
British delegates from all parties were nar- Labour Party leader sald fered heavy loss in Koree rowly defeated today in an attempt to persuade the The the Western, world should be careful **not to totalitarianilan with form of the same ideology.
after
behaving
another years.”
Attlee
well
Washington, Sept. 21. "agunining reappraisal United States Secretary of United Smits European pelloses State, Mr John Foster Dulles, is which have had to be rhaide as planning to take positive United result of French rejection of the States propands for a sohition European Defence Community.
to Chim for many Council of Europe to postpone voting on a Euro- of the
German
"warned that "mio-pean defence resolution.. problem to the mine-Power con- Mr Dulles made it clear in aj oppose Communism in- tions of that kind arobad They argued that there would be no point in ference in London next week-public statement Last Saturday tempely" ho said, "but whether counsellore. It was end.
that one of the major objec- the Chinese go Communist is a remember that neither all the Authoritative sources today lives of United States Europeana Attlee said the West could to the present regime, tower
for them to decide." good things" In China were due emphasised Mr Dulles' statement polley is the speedy restoration
conchision
his of sovereignty to Germany not dictate to China what form "all the bad things”- European tour inst week that without waiting mill. European of government she should have no acceptable solution" had yet unlty has been achieved." "and they cannot dictate to us." been fully developed for
the
relerated his call for co- Ho problems created by the French In the same statement he existence of capitalist and Com- rojection of the European endorsed the German position munist nations and defended the Defence Community schemo. that "herO can no longer be decision of the eight British That position has not been deferred the preliminary steps Labour Party leaders, to visit altered by the plan put forward which will permit Germany to China. yesterday by the French Pro-
the Inhtrexit' right of mier, M. Pierre Mondids-France. individual and collective de should not have visited China relations with chithe moreland Liberal delegates in the caller that a Council Comunitice
Mr Dulles will be willing to fence." discuss the French plan at the nine-power conference,
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The closer vs make our
considering the resolution before the nine-power Tuesday, but delegates decided by 45 votes to 40 conference on European defence which opens next that it should be presented this week.
Most British delegates opposed the resolution drafted by the General Affairs Committee as it pro poses some form of British participation in a new European defence organisation.
Assembly
British Conservative, Labour reported to
question."
the
on the ground apparently, that we can let the flood of Western Council's 15-nation Consultative had considered establishing an It is wrong to understand ideas into China the better it Asembly are now expected to East-West trade organisation. China's point of view," he said will be," said Mr Allee,
attempt to block a vote on the But the question was co-come,
by The Labour Party leader, who resolution. moving a prd-plicated that it was proposed: BAME THINKING
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to submit it to expertaxassi land
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the "resolution:
to be There are those who oppose an opportunity to observe Bri-
tish truditione in
<out soch, British delegator are cont seat for China. not on the
vhood that fa. Council of Europe Mr Duties is now expected to ground of aggression, but bo-side the United Kingdom
where he had found a
recommendation "011
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SUPPORT FOR GERMANY
Mr Aftlbe, was scheduled to at this time
a brief stop at Bydney, Scolla, tonight before to London. Poor conditions at Gander, Newfoundland, the usual stop, change-United Press, forced
TCA to make .the.
conference.
Buch totalitarian
in nature, negating Official opinion tiere apportrar të |
the the very thing West stood the towards be sympathetle British proposal
for. Mr. After raid China lua Aying on to: provide
pepod through Eroat revolu-weather resurgent don' suféruards aguinat.
In the
past
80. years. Tho militarism, and also against country had gone through civil Mızroşienna to disintegration tringing Germany into both, re wals and invasion Brich Had
ploce 1948 Brusels, Treaty Organd been "tor to plo
The Communion had
nd takon Kamstein, Germany, Sept. tion and the North Atlantic
of the rising tide of Tools for servicing Treaty Organisation.
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Tho Central Affalen-Con rhitido - resolution: hipporta. West - Germany's entry: Into the North Atlanilo:: Treaty Orgalsation, and the forum ties of a new regional; de- fedood grouping, which “would include -Britain. **East-West trade Usa Southeast Asir were debated by delegates In The Assembly today
ME|Allud Robens
delegate said,
Mr Robens said there was no evidenon that leaner frade with, the Wert wouta ütrains Communist rediomy to
With Ching
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Lautur dele verò,dìðula” ”do everythin increase our exporte strategic soods to the El otherwise we shall lose valuable markets, later on."
China wee a big Western that as trading faciles had Improved, and it was push Sule that China could pro many raw, materials needed