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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1955,
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Former Riff Leader Predicts More Service Chiefs School Teachers Deny
To Visit Africa
MR RICHARD NIXON
Washington, Aug. 23.
US Vice-President
Nixon and his
Richard
wife will visit
the Near East and Africa in the autumn at the request of Presi- dent Eisenhower, the
Trouble For North Africa
Cairo, Aug. 23.
Abdel Krim, the man who led the Riff revolt in Morocco in the 1920's, today prophesied "darker and more troubled days ahead" in North Africa if France. persisted in an “intransigent" attitude to the demand for independence.
The old warrior, now 73, his fierce eyes still recalling his youthful vitality, said in an interview here:
"Wo Moroccans are prepared | Liberia, Egypt, and Lebanon- White to safeguard French interests in to seek an immediate appoint-
House announced tonight.Morocco-but we must have our France-Presse.
Russian Polar Expedition
Independence fully recognised,"
Abdel Krim wears the tradi- tional while Djellaba cloak, turban and pointed shoes in the Calro villa where he lives with
ment with Mr Hammarskjold.
Earlier the Arab states were understood to be pressing for a council meeting.
Doubts about the advisability
his six sons and five daughters.of such a step had been ex- pressed by some Asian sources Abdel Krim said the solution on the ground that talks were of the Moroccan problem did going on between the French not lie in the restoration of ex-Governinent and Moroccan
Sultan Mohamed Ben Yasset, the leaders at Aix les Bains and that depostion of the present Sultan, the view might be held that Bea Arata, the setting up of a nothing should be done which Independence might disturb the chances of a regency council. was the core of the problem. The settlement being reached there. Nationalist movement might "outstrip any political solution" ir bloodshed was allowed to continue.
Appeal To UN
The RIN lender, who spoke French Arabic mingled with words, said the Aix Les Bains conference would be working in the void if the principle of in- dependence. was declared.
A few weeks ago the group decided to request the tooth- coming session of the UN General Assembly, due to con- vene in New York on September 20, to take up the questions of Morocco and Algeria.
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The Chief of the Imperial General Staff, Field' and Service chiefs for group photographia Marshal Sir John Harding presided over "Exercise Onward” the annual three-day conference. at Camberley, England. Some 68 generals, many from the Commonwealth, are attending.-
Express Photo,
Japan-Soviet Peace Treaty Discussed
London, Aug. 23.
Japanese and Soviet diplomats dis- cussed in detail the Japanese draft of a peace treaty between the two countries at their one hour and 45 minutes meeting here today.
Moscow, Aug. 23. The Soviet Union announced to-
day 1 will send ini expedition | to the Antarctic to set up a serios of Russian bases in the soulb Polar region. The group In its work "will co- operate with expeditions of the United States and other countries which will establish bases bases
the Antarctic continent."
Soviet a preliminary expedition would leave Russia
The Japanese draft was given by Mr In November in preparation for
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chief the
United situation in Moroccu. The letter. Shunichi Matsumoto, the of 1857 of 1857.
Nations decided today to ask did not ask for council meet- According to the announcement,
the Secretary-General, Mr Daging but said that the signatory negotiator, to Mr Jakob Malik, Soviet the Mcscow cxpedition will Hammarskjold, to use his good Governments viewed the present Ambassador to Britain, at their last meet- establish B
at Knox offices in an effort to case the "explosive situation in Morocco Coast, south Australia, a
anding a week ago. second near the magnetic pole tense situation in Morocco. and a third near the geographic South Pole.
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base
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The expedition will be beaded by M. Samov, a Soviet Polar explorer, and will travel on a 12,000-ion vessel, The Ob, and on auxiliary vessel. The Soviet nnnouncement mude no mention of any Soviet territorial claims on the Antarctle.
"Ia Soviet scientific circles," it said, "the conviction is being expressed that co-operation between scientists of many countries in solving im- portant problems will strengthen international links between scientists and will be a powerful stimulus toward further successful research for peaceful creative work and cultural progress." — United Press
New
York
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At the same tune the group addressed a letter to the Security Council asking it to use its Asian- "resources" in dealing with the
The group appointed a com- mittre of seven-representatives,
Burma, of India, Iran,
Duval's Plane
Not Sabotaged
with Krave anxiety."
concern
situation,"
Japanese
Sources
Authoritative Sources said The repatriation question Wis **It is д
the that Mr Malk today put tech-not discussed at today's meeting sold "bound to
suid Iraq, group's letter
nical questions on various The Japanese have the mott rious reper-
articles of the draft to Mr Matthat from the tone of Mr Malie's cussions through Asia and
questions to Mr Matsurato to- sumoto.
which is bound to Increase in international tension his Government's detailed viewva demands. Moscow wants Japan phatta Matsumoto that he would give sill insisting on its territorial and to endanger the maintenon the Japanese text at their to recognise Soviet sovereignty ence of international peace and next meeting at the Soviet Em-over South Sakhalin, Kurites security."--Reuter.
the two small Islands, and here on August 30, bassy
The Japanese draft is under-islands of Habomai and Shikotan stood to cover territorial ques-off Japan's northernmost main tions, fishing rights of Japanese island of Hokkaido.
Tokyo says that all these are and other political and economic Japanese territories occupied by problems.
Russia during the last World War and should, therefore, be returned to her.-Reuter.
Africa. Finally, it is a situation The Soviet diplomat told Mr day it appeared that Russia was
no
Rabat, Aug. 23. The French Arny announced tonight tha! there Wils evidence that sabotage or gun- fre from the ground had caused the alr crash in which General
BRITAIN TO trawlers off the Soviet coast,
Raymond Duval, F BUILD STEEL
Commander-in-Chief in Morocco, was killed yesterday.
This was confrmed by mell- cal examination of the bodies The only of the two victims." injuries were those which were
PLANT
caused by the aircraft bitting FOR INDIA
the ground while in fight and then burning, the statement said.France-Presse,
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Own Draft
The Soviet Union tabled ita own draft of a treaty for end- ing the 10-year-old state of war between the two nations at the outset of the secret talks which
on June 1.
began on
Japanese sources close to the conference said that Mr Balik today told Mr Matsumoto that Now Delhi, Aug. 23.
his Government attached the The
their Importance Indian Government greatest
here.
was today announced its ac-egotiations
because of this that he would ceptance of a British pro- not be representing his country posal to build a 1,100 million at the United
a year.
US To Build
More Atomic
Submarines
atom-powered
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Corruption Alleged In Indonesia
Djakarta, Aug. 24. The Indonesian Attorney-
General, Mr Suprapto, con- firmed today he was taking
Imparting Red Line
•
"Tokyo, Aug. 23.
The Japan School Teachers Union today faced charges that it had used school textbooks to impart the Communist line to Japanese children.
In a first reaction a Teachers Union spokes- man said there would be an investigation and legal action might be taken against the authors of the allegations: the Democratic Party at present governing this country.
The Union eald an estimated 50,000 copies of a Democratic Party brochure had been traced which it was alleged the rajul Teachers Union had funds from publishers of text- books by favouring those who favoured the Union
The brochure further alleged that it had found textbooks In which the Teachers Union was praised, radical labour move- ments were encouraged, the Soviet Union and Commumist China were braised, Marxist- Leninist propaganda was circu- lated for children.
Alleged Graft
The Democratic Party alleged that a co-operativo society connected with the Union had woo the equivalent of $100,000 in "graft" from the selection
of textbooks.
An
The Secretary of the Union, Mr Miyoshi Hiragaki, said to- day ure will domand apology. It no satisfaction is obtained we will go to the courte."
Within the last few years Japan school teachers have on several occasions been accused the of taking politics into classroom-Reuter.
Sinkiang Autonomous
Region
IRISHMEN REMANDED
London, Aug. 83. Three young Irishmen were remanded. In custodý for another week Workingham, Berkahiro to- day
on charges arising from an arms raid on a British Army
At depot. Arborfield, near Working:
Tho
barby.
threb men, hand- ouffed to police escorts, were in court for two minutes belog regnanded for a third time, as in- quiries into the raid still belog made..
Bro
Two of the men, Josepha Doyle, 30, and D. Murphy,
28, are charged with others at present, unknown with breaking into a store; så the depot on
August 15
#tealing OLITIAN and"!
James Androw Mary Murphy, 20, the third, in charged with: conspiring ta, carry out the mid with them and with others un- known. — China. Mail Special
MAJESTIC
FINAL TO-DAY
At 2.80, 5.20; 7.30 & 9.30 pm. First Showing in Kowloon THE GREAT CRISIS OF THE NORTHWEST)
steps to bring home from Holland a former Cabinet Minister for questioning in connection with corruption. ·
authorities wanted to question
London, Aug. 23. Mr Suprapto said that the
Tjakrohadisurjo who Sinklang, which covers nearly. was Economic Affairs Mini-one-sixth of China and is ta ster in the Cabinet of Prime largest province, will become Minister Ali Sastromidjojo. the Sinktang Uighur Autonomous Mr Suprapto did not say what region in September this year,
ten he would
take to have the New China News Agency Tikrohadisurio returned to reported today. Indonesia.
The Agency said that the Kazakh, Hui, Mongolian, Khal- Tjokrohadisurjo left
Netherlands two week ag khas, Sibo and Tadjik people,EACKTM
some of the 13 nationalities with his son to seek medical which make up the five million treatment for the son. Họ loft
inhabitants of the province, had Cabinet the Sastroamidjojo
already established, autonomous Inst year under heavy fre
local
within governments from political opponents who charged him with selling im port licences.
for
Rifle Deal
the
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Meanwhile, the Indonesian Om
cers Association which speaks for
Sinklang.
The decision to establish the region
was made by. the Siniciang People's Congress and raided by the State Council The autonomous region will be formally
the Established at second session of the Provincial which is People's Congress, scheduled to open on Septem the Army yesterday her 20, the Agency added. - publicly raised the
ques Reutor. tion of the purpose of 50,000 rides from Italy which was handled by the former Finance Minister, Ong Eng Die. The Association sälä Ong should be prosecuted if re- ports coming to the Associa- tion about the purchase are true. Ong's
status is confusing.
house arrest. But Mr yesterday denied
Pam, he was reported to be
Supraplo
this.
Ong
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Washington, Aug. 23. Nations Dis The US Navy today dis rupee (about £82 million) armament Commission's sub- closed plans for bullding steel plant in India as part committee's meeting beginning four more
Other reports said that of its plan to increase steel New York on August 29.
not permailted to Mr Malik led the Soviet submarines.
leave Djakarta. There were production to 6,000,000 tons delegation at the disarmament
definite indications he The Secretary of the Navy, sub-committee talks in London
under surveillance. Mr Charles Thomas, in a letter your. The British built plant, which earlier this
Mr Matsumoto told reporters to n Congressman, also said Investigators still were ques
tioning will have un anaval capacity of
of a
persons connected one million tons, will be the that Mr Malik had not at to that construction
with former Justice Minister Djody Gondokusumo who was third Government-owned under-day's meeting given the list attack carrier of the Forrestal
arrested two weeks ago by taking. India recenty signed an held in the Soviet Union.
of names of Japanese nationals class would be offered
The competitive basis to qualified
the Army. Godokusumo is agreement with Russia for the
accused of peduling visas to construction of a plant in Cen-Soviet negotiator had promised private shipyards.
Mr Thomas outlined a major foreigners-United Press. iral india while Krupps, the such a list nearly three weeks German heavy industrial firm, ngo but at the past two sessions are building a third at Rourkela, under preparation.
had said that the list was still portion of the Navy's building and reconversion programme 200 miles west of Calcutta.
Japan insista that there are for the year ending next Juno
30. nationals about 12,000 of its
Congress approved detained in the Soviet- Union Programme before it adjourned Today's Government an-and wants them repatriated. early this month. nouncement said India would But Russia maintains that their 1,400 and all invite representatives of the new total is less than British steel consortium to dis- of them are classified as "was cuas plans for the new construc- criminals."
DISCUSS PLANS
the
Announced by Mr Thomas today were shipyard contracts for 11 new vessels and conver sion of 26 existing ships. The
BEA PROFIT
London, Aug. 24. British European Airways Britain's state-owned 'short haul' net profit of airline-made a
£69,039 in the year ended last March 31 and celebrated its first Lion
Sovereignty total programme for the year deficit-free year since its incep
tion in 1947. Main products of the British
Mr Malik at earlier sessions covers 33 new verstis, plant will be medium and light has promised Mr Matsumoto
The nation's first atomic sub- This follows a loss of £1,773,- sections, rolling stock purta, and the return of a total of 25 marine, the Nautilus, is now in 707 during 1953/54 and marks
Iron. The Russian plant
Japanese, nationals who, he operation and the second, the the airline's most successful will produce rails and
heavy said, had completed their sen-Sea Wolf, has been launched-nancial year to date. China
flat the German sections, and
Malt Special, products, like plates and shoots. Indian technicians will be trained in the Soviet Union. ----- Reuter,
Film Blamed
For Theft
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Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 23.
Grandmother Yap Song Klew
02, went into town on Saturday
night to see her first movie.
She liked it so much, that she stored overnight with friends go
that she could see it again.
But when she "returned homa next day her ile
12000 13120) hand been RCS4,000 stolate from. Bar voodia hut ...
that
tencer as war criminals,
Reuter.
Canada Not Doing Enough For Colonles
THE
Says Rhodesian Premier
Ottawa, Aug., 23, THE Prime Minister of South
Rhodésin charged Comoda ind other major Commonwealth countzion with failing to whare the feapons! bilty of developing the British colonial empire.
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Ing a four-day unofficial visit to Canada. He pointed to his country's need to develop its standard
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