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AGENUINE LAYER PRODUCE WAYNE
MANUFACTURED IN LAVIRKUSEN, GERMANY
With Her Neighbours
Sofia, Oct. 24.
Bulgaria wants practical co-operation with her Balkan neighbours, Greece, Yugoslavia and Turkey. But, government officials here assert, she does not want it at the price of acquiescing in the Balkan Alliance.
While recognising that many obstacles stand in the way of better relations, they allege, in private conversation, that it is the members of the Balkan Alliance, not Bulgaria, who are going slow.
on
There has recently been little is unable, in practice, to receive public comment here the through the post Macedonian Alliance and on the Consultative language newspapers printed h Assembly which its three mem-Yugoslav Macedonia,
bers are about to establish.
wis
This contrasta with the post- But this, it can be argued, tion of Bulgarla's Turkish
Bui-minority, as indicating significant
have Turkish Interest Barin's
Balkan schools, books and newspapers. collaboration. For Bulgaria re- In the Bulgarian view, no such trains from condemning publicly thing exists as a clearly defined on alliance which, in the eyes of Macedonion minority. It is ad- the other members of the War-mitted that before 1040.
when saw Pact is merely an append- Marshal Tito was
inember I
of go to the North Atlantic Trenty the
the cominform,
"'methods of Pact.
persuasion" were sometimes used to induce inhabitants of south- west Bulfarla to regard them- selves ng Macedonians in order foster good relations with
ON THE CONTRARY
thre
to
A DIÀLECT
She is, on the contrary, watch- ing closely preparations by the Yugoslavia.
members of the Balkan Alliance to found
Balicon stenting institute and to tighten
cultural cronomic and
co- operation. But she has no desire to participate as long as these bottles have any connection with the Balkan Alliance.
Greece and
the Yugoslavia, oftelats declare, are guilty of "go slow" tactics
frontler
over
Work Starts
On N. York
Airport
New York, Oct. 24. The first pile was driven to- In the foundation of
reception $17,500,000
day new
а
But according to Bulgarians, the Macedonion Jangunge 19 little more than a dlalect of building for passengers arriving Bulgarian and any Bulgarian at the New York International
SDCA
#Q
a Airport.
who wishes Macedonian
could learn to do so in a
few weeks. The Bulgarians, therefore, de e any need to open special crossings. Bulgaria they So 1s for The Macedoniana.
proposed that a frontier crossing be opened with Greece (8 the
от
the
no
Director
Marshall D. Kochman, deputy of Aviation for tho Port of New York, was at the
the pile of
driver drove the first of 6,200 Into tho sandy Long
There is, they stress
controls pression of any one who speaks that Arst direct link between the wohe Macedonian dialect at home plus countries but the Ciroek governor in the street. in Yugoslav Island site. incal refused to do it.
Macedonia, the Bulgarions crossing One frontier
point argue,
Buthorities еге The building, scheduled for elrendy exists with Yugoslavia
delberately forming Macedonian
by June 1, 1957, eximplction into near Dragoman, In northwest
મ literary language by
is part of a $00,000,000 tm- Bulgarin, but the Yugoslavs are developing it under Serb In-
fluence with many Fild to have reacted
Serbprovement programme at idle- favourably to Bulgarian sound-
words.--China Mail Special. wild-United Press, stcond ings about opening point near Kyustendil, opposite Yugoslav Macedonia,
un-
The Yugoslavs, moreover, are reported to be more reluctant than the Bulgarians 10 allow local people from the other side of the border to enter their Country to visit relatives. Macetionis live on buth sides of the frontier and are often Intermarried.
AIRCRAFT INCIDENT
These atlitudes on the part of Greeve and Yugoslavia could be attributed. the officials admit, to #fear that Bulgaria intends to Infiltrate agents into strategie areas and that Bulgoria's real aim is simply to break the Balken Alliance.
It could also be argued that the way in which the Bulgarian authorities handled the investi- gation into their shooting down ať on Israeli air liner in July scorcely supported Soller pro- fessed desire for better relations.
In the economic sphere, the officials state, Bulgaria demon- strated! her desire to Increase trade with Grecco by having a pavilion at the Salonica Fair. But Greece did not have a pavilion at the Plovdiv Fale in September, though some small deals were concluded there with Greek Arms.
With Yugoslavia, the next step in co-operation is to be the establishment of an air service In with Belgrade. Agreement principle on this was reached during negotiations in Belgrade In October. The service will be Bulgarin's first air link outside the Eastern bloc.
BALKAN POLITICS
obstacle 10
Ont potential collaboration with Yugoslavia is the Macedonian problem, which has bedevilled Balkan politics since last century. The Yugo- slavs, according. to Yugosinu officials, were not satisfied with the position of the Macedoniari. minority in Bulgaria, who, they claim, number up to 600,000.
While neither side dow has any territorial ispirations against the other, as in the old days, the Yugoslava.say that the Macedonian minority, here is not allowed, schools, newspapëri vr books in its own language, and
No Loitering
Katmandu, Oct, 24, Nepal Government officials have been warned not to loiter in the Royal Palace when they bava no official business there.
An official communique, saltt some officials seemed to be under, the false Impression that the d custom of paying homage daily to the King had been revivedi The communiquo enid officials should come to the palace only when they have official business-China, Majl Special
new
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A new airliner built to a BEA specification for a plane which "will set a new world
its standard In
class" has
been
#ig announced.
the Vickers Vanguard (or Vickers 100) seen hero at the rear with the Vickers 800 (oentro) and the Vickers 700. T:0 Vanguard, twice the size of the Viscount, scats 03 to 105
Money For Pipe Line
Controversy On
GENERAL TEMPLER
REVIVED IT
Wellington, Oct, 24. The great "lemon squeezer" controversy is on again in New Zealand."
After months of public and acrimonious discussion, Army Headquarters declared that lemon squeezers the accepted nickname for the New Zealand soldier's hat-were no longer suitable for soldiers on active service and would be withdrawn from the regular force.
on
П recent
+
Then,
visit, | Zealand soldiers to peak their General Slr Gerald Templer, hats, so that they might be Chief of the Imperial General casily distinguished from the Staff, advised the Influential Australians. Only the Mounted Returned Servicemen's Associn= | Brigade, which fought in Pale- tion to sco that the lemon stine throughout the war, conte squeezer was never discarded. tinued to wear the slouch hat.
"Remember," he said, "it is n
SAME US DESIGN symbol of New Zealand known From 1918 until 1939, the over army wore the lemon squeezer. ond greatly respected all
the I really means | So for that matter did to people overscas United States Army, whose "campaign hat" was of the same design.
the world. something
when they seo it"
lias
PEAKED HAT
It was, however, quito useless
The lemon squeezer is a high in World War II. It could not peaked hat with a wide brim be worn in a tank, a lorry, or in like that of a Boy Scout, which battle, and was swiftly replaced, been worn by the New first by the glengarry, then by Zealand Army since 1915,
the beret, However, victory New Zealand mounted con- pa
parades brought it out once tingents in the South African more, and it is still being wom Damascus, Oct. 24.
War wore the Australian slouch by territorials. Oil negotiations between hat with the brim turned up, a
The Army was only too will- Syria and the Iraq 'Petro-myle which the Australians had Ing to do away with it, but hnd with which to replace tumn borrowed from German nothing passengers in three separate leum Company have beonin
colonial
The units in Infantry.
Korea wore suspended, Dr Abdul Wahab
khaki berets, but thero The Australian-style hat nothing distinctively. New Zea Haumad,
Syrian Finance
worn by the Territoriala until Minister, announced today. 1914. Then,
When
He disclosed that the pany's last offer was
com-
the
main.
turn
Was
cabins over * freight com- partment the biggest in any civil airliner. It has A
land about the beret. It seemed He said they remain suspend-body of the New Zealand Exmore Ukely that the lemon cruising speed of about 400
ed while Mr Arthur Herridge.peditionary Force was in camp by a sort of ski cap similar to squeezer would be ousted finally mph and a very high standard
com- orders were received to of passenger comfort.
chief negotiator for the It to
one worn by the Canadian army. over down consulted London
the brim all round and pany, designed for uses
over dis-
Then the trouble started. con-place the regimental badgo in "a matter which Syria to tances from
Led by a section of the Re front. about 200
siders essential."
turned Services Association, the 2,500, miles, making it suitable
publie grew loudly sentimental for almost all the world's air
Icron the departing routes except the very longest.
which had been the British European Airways are
sneers
40 for negotiating to buy 20 them, for delivery in 1959/60.
They were not amused when The Vickers 700 and 800 ranges
the Army jestingly offered any or aircraft are claimed to
quantity of lemon squeezers to offer the world's most
the Boy Scouts, and were coldly economial air transport for
the beret had informed that routes not Justifying the
replaced the lemon squeezer for use of larger planes such as
Scouts some years ago. the Vanguard.--Reuter Photo,
THEY DIDN'T TIE ME TIGHTLY! THERE--I'VE GOT TO TRY TO STOP THEM FOR THE POLICE WON'T BELIEVE ME--
sim
of
10 million
over
It was in 1815 that a pioneer sergeant of the Samoa garrison a lump
Suggested that the slouch hat Syrian with the dent down the middle squeezer pounds
122 milion sterling) of the crown wig uncomfortable larget of their yearly for the company's pipe-in a hot climate and reshaped years. line crossing
Syrian territory. his hat into a high peak.
Syria turned down this offer After the Gallipoli campaign and, it is believed, insisted on in World War I, the New Zeat
percentage basis.
land Division was formed, and various units of it "pealed their hats. Shortly after the division. arrived in France, the order was given' for all New
The discussions began last February.
Syria wants an in crease its payments for the pipe line.--Reuter.
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WANTS PUTTEES BACK The wife of one of the leaders of the Returned Servicemen's Association told the Associatiom's annual conference last year that It should press not only for the retention of the lemon squeezer but also for the reintroduction of putices.
The situation had just about quietened down in August when
Templer entered the on the side of the lemon
squeezer, and started the whole thing oft again.
Now the battle has become a deadlock, with both sides wait- ing for the other to make a move, China Mail Special.
Japan May Support GATT Clause
Tokyo, Oct. 24. Japan will probably sup-- port a new "interpretation" of Article 23 of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) proposed by Britain two years ago, to enable GATT members to take speedy protective ac- tions against dumping" and other unfair practices, ac- cording, to official Japanese Government sources today.
Britala made the proposal in 1953 in connection with Japan's application for GATT member-
but the ship.
proposal was shelved as a result of the GATT decision to grant Japan pro- visional membership, the sources said.
These sources soid Japon might take the initiative in re opening discussion of the Bri- tish proposal at the annual meeting of GATT in Geneva this week.
Dispet Fears
Under the present interpreta- tion of Article. 23, the rouFTEN sild, a member, should consult with all other members before restricting Imports or raising import tariffa when its domestic Industries. wore seriously menaced by a heavy inflow of commodities
another
member country.
from
The sources said Japan be lieved the new interpretation, it accepted, would dispel fours of some member countries regaYCİ- ing the effects of Japan's formal admission into GATT.
Japan became full member of GATT in September but 14 coun→ tries, including Britain, Australia, Africa, invoked
New India, Rhodesia
and
Article 35, which permite tem- bere
to withhold most-favoured nation treatment from a new- member.
The
sources
sald Japan would niske every effort to have there. equntries cancel 484 Invocation of the "escape claustri.”-Ching Mall. Special