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'If Adenauer Rearms, So
Will We' Says Grotewohl
SATELLITES' WARNING AT MOSCOW SECURITY TALKS
Moscow, Nov. 30.
East German Premier Otto Grotewohi warned the European quiet, reasonable terms. Insecurity conference today that East Germany would be compelled "to moderate speech we have organise" its own national military forces if militarism was revived and heard from Mr halles since a regular army created in Western Germany, it was learned.
* became Republican!
Herr Grotewohl said: "If militarism is revived in Western Ger- adviser on Foreign Affairs many and a regular army created, the German Democratic Republic will to Mr Truman in the compelled to organise in response to that action its national military forces America would not upable of defending the peaceful achievements of the working people of exori to "war nebion" to the German Democratic Republic."
Herr Grotewohl, quoted by a Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Chino for alleged spying at a press conference, was addressing the security conference attended by activities last week-is a Russia and seven East European states and observers from China,
The East German Premier said his country shared the view of the Soviet Union, Poland and Czechoslovakia that in case the Paris treaties rearming West Germany are ratified, the powers participating in the conference must undertake joint measures "to repulse any aggression and ensure peace in Europe."
recover the 13 Americanu!
imprisoned by Communist |
Parts
rebuff to frebrands in the Republica Senator Knowland
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Who
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las ve advocated 11 naval blockade against the China Cont. Such nction
been would foolish in the extreme. It would have sealed the fale of Lhe prisoners und exacerbated
already 1171 tehuo situation. By choosing "peaceful means" to den with this problem, America has but wankened her own ease; in fact she will undoubtedly assure her- self of greater world support for her demands.
ON the world situation Bir
Dulles Intimated that A now seemed unlikely there would be any direct attack Un any country covered
Western by arrangementa-a
security view
which is common ini The West today--and diej largely to American wari - inge to potential aggres- Hors in the past. The sub- verslon danger still rening however and Mr Dulles sees the need for economie remedies to deal with this particular problem. Mr Dulles rephrased America's "retaliation" policy in terms | which, while stil equivocal.
were
Congressman Wants Trade Ban On China
0
Washington, Nov. 30. Representative Thomas Dodd proposed today that the United States, ta operation with other free nations, Impase
trado embargo
Comumunist China in retaliation for the Imprisonment - of the 13 Do Americans alleged to spying
Mr Dodd is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Commitee.
He made his proposat in a letter to President Eisen- hower. He said that if the embargo failed to get trade the necessary results then the free
world should sel up a naval blockade of the China coast-United Press.
English Wickets Fall
RAIN AT
designed BRISBANE
to remove fearn of the world
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delegates that East could not ignore the fact that prepared to take into account ratification of the Paris agree | ments would mean "an army of 500,000 men would be created at the frontiers of the German 1 Democratic Republic."
Western observers expect
"The Govertiment of the Ger- draft mutual defence treaty 10 man Democratic Republic does emerge from the conference as not place any preliminary con- the Soviet bloc's answer to thedition on negotiation with West- rearmament of West Germany. ern Germany," he said.
In the course of preparations Herr Grotewaht told the 35
the creation of for Germany Germany, East Germany
Weimar both the (pre-Hiller), Constitution as well " the positive political experience of the.cxisting two governmems in Germany.
Ac-
Referring to elections, Herr Grotewohl declared. "If it was possible to reach agreement at köp Geneva Conference
"Shoot"! The caméra, trained on the oncoming Junk. off Lamina started whirred as Biming of “the escape scene"
Islands this morning.
Last Night At No. 10
A cluster of what looks like fishing craft was the base of operations for the Alming of the 'Pearl River вселе this
morning.
MYSTERY LAUNCH OFF HONGKONG But No Panic! It Was Only The Visiting Film Makers
By Tony Motta, China Mall Reporter
A heavily armed, ominous grey and black launch manned by a number of Chinese sailors dressed in alien- looking uniforms cruised around Lamma Islands this morning to the consternation of fishermen, in the vicinity.
RENNIE IN ACTION The Intrepid "Soldier" (Clark
Michael Rennie, resplendent in THE CROWD ROARED
'WE WANT WINNIE!” ·
from the
No, there was no need for photographer imprisoned in the Marines! Inspector Merry-Canton, and had sallest along weather had the situation well the Pearl River all night with in hand.
out being spotted. But as the The "Red" boat was churn-fog lifted and the escapees were ing about getting ready for the "breathing a sigh of relief" they "chase scene" in the timing of sighted a Communist boat which "Soldier of Fortune."
caught up with them and opened Arc.
The junk, a brand new 74-foot Gable) had not arrived, but craft hired by the film people, motorised and when it Was a summer uniform of the Hong-struck full sail, hit nine knots an hour. You could all but hear kong Marine Police, went into the sighs of envy nction at the wave of a yellow fisher folle! This speed made
manoeuvring of
barge The far, which fluttered in awoward and it is small wonder the hand of Assistant Director that it look all morning to im Hal, Hepan woes e dignal for and premolar
DIY:Weathy,, to-leap, his funk and converse with the vessel's master, astor Frank Tang".
This one scene, which was aimed by
cameramen on board a barge, was shot three times.
Everybody connected with the filming was on board this barge, Wallace, who, in the midst of what must be called organised chaos, recorded sounds and co- versations for a broadcast over Radio Hongkong.
prl to the lower deck circled who were achating tie clections in Vid At The End Of A Perfect Day
to
Such an army, equipped cording to the last word in military techniquer. would surve the interests of West German and foreign "not making any secret of their tim, it is surely possible aggressive plane against the reach agreement on electious in
London, Dec. 1: German Democratic Republic," | Germany.
Czechoslovak Premier The Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, last night The urged the Soviet Union and the made a surprise appearance on television as a climax to East European Communist coun-
a day of brilliant pageantry--the celebrations of his 80th
the Queen.
he said.
TO ENSURE ACCURACY
"
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APOFFED A CIGAR Mr.Dmytryk, the Director, puffock or a cigar and remained comparatively calm throughout. Your Reporter regrets that he will not be at the scene this ufternoon when Mr Dmytryk will shout "shoot" and with the rolling of the camern, the with machine gun and cannon!
Details of today's four-hour tries to take "joint measures | birthday coupled with the state opening of Parliament by including the Press and Mr John "Red" will open fire on a junk
becoming engulfed in atomie But Not Enough! military forces and providing for
sion
Fellagha Leader To Lay Down Arms
Tunis, Nov. 30. Lastar Chralti, one of the
(armed marauder) movement
SENKIDN were given to corres directed towards the strengthen- pendents by Mr Leonid Blytheving and co-ordinating of their Pres: Chief at the Soviet Foreign military forces" to defend them-
An hour or before his televi- Churchill and spend the rest of Ministy. The station of Herrselves against "the revival of
the appearance
Prime the evening quietly with her. Growth's speech dealing with German militarism."
Minister went 10 Buckigham The television programme was estion army was given to an REDIRTH OF WEHRMACHT Palace for s usual weekly a world-wide link up of birth- interpreter to read to ensure
audience with the Queen, and day tributer from some of the SIGNALLING DIFFICULT netur.cy
Mr Siroky raid the imple-when he returned home he saw world's leading statismen who The first speak:- torioy was mentallon of the Paris a two boxes
Prime wrapped in brown have worked" with the
Signalling between the barge Mr Van Siroky, Prime Minister ments would mean the rebirth of
a little Minister through the first half and the junk proved paper. of Czechoslovakia, who indorsed the German Wehrmacht, which They were the Queen's birth- of this century.
difficult. Hal Herman who leaders of the Tunisian Fellagha Soviet warnings yesterday that would bring "a menace to the day gift to her Firal Minister
wayed an assortment of coloured 7,000 TEL
TELEGRAMS the Eastern blee "should work frontiers of Czechoslovakia,
but what were In the boxVI
Yesterday morning, who he fags for "action", "cut" and so has agreed to lay down arms, it designed to Poland and the German Demopere kept secret.
was disclosed here tonight, out joint incasurbs
woke up, the number forth, was heard to bemoan the of 104 strengthen and consolidate their cratic Republle."
Buckingham Palace on the
In a letter to Habib Chatty, The Czechoslovak Government | Prime MinistT's official
re-greetings telegrams, jetters and lack of "a fag for lunch."
As all the shouting was go-the Tunisian. government press from mesum gus
all. over the a unified command.
therefore believed that in case sidence in Lention merely sad world
By ing on, Mr. Al Hix, Press Agent chief, Chraiti said he approved world had reached 7,000, Brisbane, Dec. 1.
Herr Grotowohi said that all of the ratification of the Paris they were "personal glits."
20th Century, are sill for
explained of the Tunisian-France agree is the same as before but, as
dellavery they every England's slim chance of a efforts should be made to bring agreements the governments of
GAVE "V" BIGN
that the scene was the escape ments on the Fellagha -move- stated on Monday, it is now draw, in the First Test disap- both parts
of Germany closer these states especially "should
pouring in.
from the heads Clark Gable,
from Canton. The junk, with ❘ment. He agreed to lay down After appearing on television less open to muss misinter-peared this morning when the
take joint measures against this
They came together.
Sir crowds before
Winston's of
Michael Rennie, his arms so that negotiations on the nations and from pretation.
courageous third wicket partner- Reunification was firstly the menace,”
residence called: "We want ship by Edrich and May came to task of the German people, but Mr Siroky added that ratifica-
ordinary people who wished to and Frank Tang on board had Tunisia's future could be car- The former was bowled "without mutual confidence of tion and implementation of the Wile" and he finally came to pay tribute to Britain's war time rescued Gene Barry, free-lance ried out.-France-Presse. FEW, however, will share his by W. Johnaton when trying the governments of the German Paris agreements would may
optimism that followinst shot to the left side. He scored
the the revival of the German policy Dernccratic Republic and Tito's successful break from 88.
West German Federal Republic Drang Nach Osten" (drive to-
wards the East)-Reuter. the Moscow
May was out lbw off Lindwall camp. other
no unification is possible, Their partnership European atellites might for 44 runs,
added 132 runs. England stilt be emboldened to demand n menBure
needs 205 runs to avert an in- independence. of The Kremlin holds an iron nga defeat. grip on countrica Czechoslovakia,
whr.
Essentially the policy
an end.
batting, and
th
Heavy rain interrupted play like
at 12.25 pm, when Cowdrey and Hungary, Bailey were Albania, Rumanla and score then
was 103 for Poland, Their leaders. wickets. unlike Tito. have little
PLAY RESUMES
four
character and were selected Play was resumed after lunch
by Moscow originally and only 18 runs were added to not for their national the total. popularity, or for their ad-
Another wicket felt when Cowdrey was bowled by Benaud for 10 runa,
ministrative abilities but Tyson then joined Bailey and, because they could bebatting very steadily brought trusted to remain completely England's score to 207. Bailey subservient to their Russian was 23 not out, and Tyson, 12 mastera. If the redemption not out.
Australia 12 koninga-601 for mrkti deci. England 1 innings-190 England 2nd Innings
Simpson, rum out ..... ful whether there is any Ehrleh, b. W. Johnsion immediate prospect of this. May, bw, b. Lindwall
Cowdrey, b. Benaud
of any of the satelliten is
at all possible, it will only
come as the reault of a
popular rising. It is doubt-Hutton, bw, b. Miller
Nevertheless Mr Dulles has Bailey, C. Longley h. Lindwait' dono well with his speech. Tyson, not ou it will undoubtedly please eder not out
Britain and America's other
Western allies. It can even
Extras ******
Trai Total fee whe wickel
be regarded as a first stop French Constitutional in America's now moderate diplomatic policy which
emerged a few weeks ago
President when
Elsen-
In
Reforms Carried
Paris, Nov. 30.
Sabotage Attempt
a first floor window where he waved and gave the "V" Sign.
Then he went indoors to have
bis birthday dinner with Lady
On Submarine
High Explosive Found In Engine At Sea
From Our Own' Correspondent
London, Nov. 30.
A sabotage charge, made out of a handgrenade was found ja one of the two main engines of the 1,120-ton R.N. submarine, Artemis when it was at sea in the Western approaches, it was revealed" tonight.
or
thb
Leader.
Among the girls Sir Winston Churchill, received was a cheque for
£150,000, cubscribed by people all over the world
CHARTWELL MUSEUM At the Prime Minister's wish It will be used to start & charitable trust, Part of the to endow hos money will go etuntry home-Chartwell, in Kent, Southern Engluuda mustum certaining relic's of fle life.
In the commemorative, book signed by most members of the House of Commons, presented lohim yesterday, twenty-six signatures were missing, though it had been hoped all 626 members of Parliament would
sign.
Ah official statement issued last night by the organisers said those who did not sign are 21 Labour
members, two. Irish Nationalists, two. Conservatives known to be abroad and one who is unable to sign,
HELICOPTER'S
GREETING
'In a a five-minute ceremony in the House of Lords last night Sir Winston Churchill was given of 250-year-old suver a pair, a jugs which once belonged to his Ancestor, General Charles Chur chill, brother of the first Duke of Marlborough.
An Admiralty official wald | knowledge of submarine diesels, The charge containing four
They wers the gift of Con ounces of high explosive was tonight: "the engines have been it was stated
tampered with and are being it, is fairly eary for naval big enough to wreck the main investigated but so far na the ratings) to steal grenades from servative peers and the. Clovers, mont Party's past and present Admiralty is aware, no explo- stores. The French National Assembly diesel engines and kill
presentativos, in the House of The charge might not have ! adopted the bill for constitution wound six men on duty at the alye hae boon found in hower accepted Mr Malenat reform by 412 votes to 141, it timo:
been big anguth to blow the Commoni | engine room. kov's challenge to keep was officially announced tonight,
REPORT CONFIRMED Fulmiorines pressure hull open Queen Elizabeth winbox! Sir Wiraton Churchill "many happy TURNED BACK
But it win confirmed at to the but it would have Winston "minor incidente".
The vote is over the two-
Artomis, with a full crew Rothesay tonight that grenade disabled and imperiled Artemis, return when the received him perspective (the shooting third majority required to avoid.
last night at Buckingham Palace, the type used for griking on હા.
CREW QUESTIONED an American a national referendum. The the of 60, turned back immediately ar ats imitation depth charge down
birthday of
Une of
Tonight, two Almirally CAD. It was the last official reconnaissance plane off now becomes jaw,
wwwman, directed by Major H.F. engagement of the day.
hele A few, Boconds before Japan, on that occasion), most limportant provisions of the to her temporary base, the anti-submaring exercises
Boddington "finished their ques- and not to allow them to be miers to be invested by a simple ship, Montclare, anchored at off when the angle wie Yun
project would be to enable Pro- 10,000-ton submarine mother fou
Dwar clearly designed to in Tendrer of the crew at Bobowy, arrival a helicopter circled over Artune the slater ship of uninstad prowling in rods
the palace carrying Inflated into big issues to majority instead of requiring as
{ffrwy\/whitch-deled i. Ko - BÚTERON harm relations between the at present an absolute majority Rothesay In the Firth of ning and-the boteur who put two countries. 21
of. 814 voter--France-Press”,
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