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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955.
Ben Gurion Warns Truce Chief Parade Ban
BORDERS CANNOT BE
CLOSED TO
COUNTER ATTACK
Jerusalem, Nov. 9.
Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Gurion today told United Nations truce supervisor Major-General E. L. M. Burns Israel would not be bound "by an agree- ment which the other side violates,” it was announced officially.
Mr Ben Gurion and Gen. Burns had a 45-minute talk in which the Premier re- peated the policy expressed in his Novem- her 2 speech to Parliament: "If the armistice lines are crossed by persons in- tending sabotage or murder they cannot be closed again for the defenders."
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ASIAN SOCIALIST
STATEMENT
Rangoon, Nov. 9.
The
The Asian today issued a press wiste- ment describing the xl.ua- tion in the Middle East Da the
secretariat of Sociatial conference
a menace not only to peace of the arra but also to the peace of the world,
Call ng
FILMSY BLOUSE CAMPAIGN
Journal Attacks Textile Industry
Washington, Nov. 9.
Weekly, DARRON'S
B
long-established New England financial publien- tion, sald today that the) complaint of the United States textile industry against imports of Japan- ese blouses was "based on evidence Aimsier than anything the trade wouk!! serve up to its custom-1 ers "
COSTLE
"The Japanese blouse. In short like the Swiss watch tick the English bicycle. should be- a rollysg point for those who believe in lower. Ing, not raising, the barriers to global commerre," Barton's stated in its leading article.
Recalling that last week the in-
ternational
Garment Ladies Union hand revolvend
Workers
an arbitration award under its Untlest With Tw
conacis
States
manufacturer's with incl
Japanese im tex blouses in vmlations of the wor tract, Barron's and the domes- tic industry bardh begun to press for greater protection,
preferably
farin LZI the ta quotas, against
Japanese rivals"
The five Coluanto powers "This Indra. Burita, Indonesia, trylon and Pakistan -- should Mid- use their friendship with Lie Eust nations to restore peace Is the area.
d
The Un leä Nations should
to nuez.ce to rimuva ten- 1620 In the Micide East.--- Router,
Fox Preferred Being Petted
A fox which
Madrid, Nov. 1.
was kept as
, and then went back to the hills has now returned to is
„Ko quer m. ster.
Ju
Antonio, the
of
Neatly Timed
campaign, as it will the
Barron's theet.
based on evidence Himster than anything the trade worth! serve пр to s customers. Whether by accident or de
moreover, it hus br
timed neatly to embarrass the US in its conduct of foreign affairs.
Barvon's sakd "the surge in the
Imports
the Japanes of blouse suggests not that it is displacing 1s American counterpart, but begun in tap a fresh
this!
It ha
Ban on this year's Oxl Day parade in Nicosia, to celebra e the entry of Greece into the Recond World War, met off rioting in which many persons
HOT injured and several arrested. The incident in only the lairst
flash alice
Brlween
011 1/2
island and
trolled who are demanding
Enosis unlou with Greece. The riot1
curred following Greck thanksgiving services. Crowds
Cyprus Bri.intr
of youth marched Into Metaxas Square and louched of a day of frenzy. poller, helped by troops, cleared street stjer street with tear gas and balon charges. They were countered by volleys of stones. Plature Bry here shows Metaxan Square being
cleared by patice. Express Pholo.
SCOTCH
PRICE
PROBLEM
Panama, Nov. 9. The Panama Canal Zone,
source not particularly internation-
of demand. Nor is there any ally minded in spite of its, real reason, alarmis; oultries notwithstanding,
Sener Antonio Muguerza f tealinghis Elgoibar, grew very fond of the and sober Counsel, the con
rute fox during the six months they ference said: The desperate kept it as a pet after it had Aut been enught when smail.
escaped, much to the recently i dismay of Jose.
armament
and military
bond the pac-s happy aluation with 4ORM
urgent 110-
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If war In the Middle をともなう should spread, tlac statement added. it would exinguish hopes of a soclely which
pourtashment
pe, ce,"
WIN
A few days ago, he went for walk
in the hills and prised to see the fox comin It showed sign towards him. of great pleasure at Onding him yable and retorne:1 bum with hun.
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Sparks Blot
LOCAL US ELECTIONS
Democrats' Victory
Discounted
(By A REPUBLICAN)
Washington, Nov. 9.
Democratic national chairman Paul M.
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Germany Inducting First Army Recruits Saturday
Bonn, Nov. 9.
The first German soldiers to don uniforms since the "thousand year Reich" of Adolf Hitler crumbled in the ruins of conquered Germany will be inducted on Saturday, a Defence Ministry spokesman announced today.
Defence Minister Theodor Blank will personally perform the ceremony and administer the oath of duty.
The first group of recruits will consist of 08-100 soldicus of all ranics from non-commissioned officers ta Ifcutenant-gencrais. Thoir namics were not released pending ratification of appo.atmats by Federal Pr@= aldent Theodor Houss,
their
The ceremony will take place In the Defence Ministry, They are the vanguard of 500,000 men West Germany has promised to contribute to the NATO defence forces in Western Europe, and have been recruited under stop- hurriedly passed gap legislation by the Parliament this summer to speed up the rearmament programme.
The full 500,000 divided into a 12-division Army and tactical nic and naval forces, will not be ready until 1959.
Border Force
West Germany's present only armed force, the tough, 20,000- nan border pailee, served notica
eld-line discipline and organisa- tion in the new army.
Butler today hailed his party's smashing today that i wants to keep its gains in many states and local elections as a growing national trend to the Democrats in next year's Presidential elections.
But Republican national chairman Leonard W. Hall said yesterday's scattered off-year elections had "no national significance." He predicted that next year, with the Presidency and control of Congress at stake, the country will give the Republican Party “a resounding vote of confidence.”
Mr Hall and Mr Butler issued
EL statements placing diametrically pre-opposite Interpretations on the
outcome
of yesterday's contests
in which Democrats retained
won
of
KABUKI DANCERS
IN PARIS
A spokesman for the border police members declared that is men must be accepted into the Army in entire units and with complete staffs.
This view clashed head-on with the “democratic" pionning of Theodor Blank's Defence Ministry. Herr Blank accepts the idea of taking border polica. n en into his army but wants to
through Individual tubishments rather than wholo
do
units.
9.
He and his staff have spent years_figuring means of creating, an effective fighting foren along democratic lines, divorced ps, fur
Prusader as possible from the traditions of the German armies which swept over Europe,
They feel that large-scale fn- clusion of border police unita might pinch off the democratic ideas before they have a chance to take root.
Slow Down
UN ASKED TO
COLLECT
DEBT
United Nations, Nov. 8. DEFORE the United Na Dilous Trusteeship Council
today was
of the cuse Husein Abmed All and
93 camels, All,
מן
a petition from Mogadiscio in Somaliland under Hallan adminis:qg- tion, naked for UN help in settling his three-year-
old caso for damages
arising from a beating in 1952.
His complaint sald the Court et Cadis awarded hilo 93 camets in compensation, the chief administrator of the territory reduced # to 54 camels
and a tribal counali
ont
Binally
the number to 27 comels. All said he was now ready
to settle for 27 camels but needed UN help to collectUnited' Presk, ~
ARIZONA BANK ROBBERY
Two Men
Arrested In
New Mexico
believe strategic position, hay that the domes.le Industry absorbing international will not continue to flourish."occupation at present,
the alter
were "But even r
signs of Although the Zone is over the governorship of Kentucky genuine showing
its and the Philadelphia myor's "American". wear and eur, the national whelmingly
has nothing nt office,
majority and preoccupa jon at home Interest, both
with Mr Dulles ma
cos in Indiena, and mayorally races abroad, unmistakably would at to do
Europe, or scorect local gains in Connecti talk das
New York, Nov. 9. Laris or current oul higher
even with the deliberations of
cut and upstate New York.
The FBI announced at quotas in Japan's blouses, a
of
Republicans held control of The Big Four Foreign Ministers for that inaver, on any
Albuquerque, New Mexico, both houses of the New Jersey in Geneva, other
Barron's
that it had arrested products,"
today legislature,
three (but lost
Paris, Nov. 9. added.
Altention in the Zone of pre-Sate Senate seats) and won The Japanese Azuma Border Police Major G. von two men in Phoenix, Arizona, Japan wus a valued ally and "D] cent is centred on a bottle of
some key local
contests in Kabuki dancers
Stuclpnagel, who heads the and charged them with last badly needed source
who open "union" of the 20,000 of Scotch whisky.
Fairfax County, Virginia, G
troopers,month's burglary of... a strength in the Far East," and
the said residential suburb of Washing-here for a season
today that piecemeal the State Department was not
ton, for the first time in his-Hebertot theatre tomorrow, transfer would slow down Ger- branch bank on top-secret trying to get other countries
today held their traditional man rearmament. # larger share of to accept
Butaibiraki,
or purification Japanese goods, it said, add-
"It would be neither in the ing:
Mr Hall contended that "It is of the stage ceremony with interest of the new sovereign a mistake to read a national Jean Cocteau, "enfant ter- Foderal Republle, which needs The two were identified as trens into these local contos rible" of French literature western Ailles, If the border Robert Clyde, Sanders, 25, and
border protection, bor of the in an off-year... The contests
and art, in the central role. and fought were scattered
Starr Gullahorn, 34, who policemen,
have done a Joseph curely local Issues ... It is tra-
idind of military service for five both of Phoenix. They were the Party ditional for
out of
years, were to be discharged held In the Maricopa County power to make some gains in
individually with the hope that Gaol on $50,000 bond each, off-year elections."
they will allow themselves to be rehired for other governe ment service," he said.
Horm Relations
Duty Waived
in
tory.
A Mistake
on
at
M. Cocteau was dressed in a
splendid silver aort, which ho
said was much more comfort- ble thin the uniform of the re- nowned French Academy con- ferred on him last month.
The United States and Intier parl vf Panoma, in the August, exchanged treaty rall Beatlons and thereby brought in' force an agreement which provided, among other things, "Thus, to heed the pleas of th for the waiving of 75 per cent
for the Panama blouse manufacturers at this of
duty on each
bought merely has a bottle of liquor Lime would not relations with one frienaly Panama for consumption in the to Canal Zone. Direct sales in the country; it would tend
But Mr Butler said: make a mockery of American Zone are forbidden.
throughout
Residen.s diplomacy
the
ex- the Zone
"After making full allowance enure free world.
to pce.ed the price of whisky
local factors, there is no off in something below four dol- doubt that this has
national
He drew laughter from his such a move would be no lesstars a boble instant of the pre- significance... (1) springs from
audience, to which only tho uniortunate. For it assuredly y 4.25 dollars or 4.75 dol- the injection of President Elsen-
dancers and Paris theatre crities ars recording to brand.
hower into key local elections were admitted, when he said he would
and comfort, lars give aid
that when the and from
Democrat c could It now appeared
kiri, many and no small impetus, k
not commit hara Those Including
Panama, victories in traditionally weather- | however, without the ship: treaty was
vane areas," unions, the perennial af er winning an increase
Academician's sword.. in the annual other 1.500,000 dollars fishermen branches of the textile Indus rent paid by the United States Numerous Cases try who lont have sought the fur the use in perpetuity of the Mr Buller said there were Sanc protection against Canal Zone, regarded other con-
"Domest.cally, the
builders' tuna
effects
and
all
for
his famous
Drank Sake
Japanese Imports. Nor can it cessions as trivial by compati-numerous enses in which Die-
mocrats won local elections | cup of sake with the dancers
be doubted that other industry ron. would be far behind."China Mall Special,
12 MAU MAU
KILLED
Nairobi, Noy, 9.
Since
then, however, the Panamanian authorities htve discovered that the tax conces sion on whisky is likely to cost them 220,000 dollars a year.
Figure Too Low
Many
and
Suy
that even this pure is too low, arguing that it represents only the loss on sales to clubs, scrvice poss, and other Institutions in the British police and troops alded Zone. It takes no account at by 10,000 loyal tribesmen beat all, they declare, of the very through a dense forest yesterday considerable sales made to in- to kill 12 Mau Mau terrorists dividuals. and capture three more, officials
today
sold
through
The Panamanian
answer
of
M. Cocteau drank the ritual
ofter the Republicans had, as then read a meiage staked their campaign "on Pro welcome and admiration for the sident Elsenhower's popularity." dancers and their art.
"For example, in New Jersey, *Japanese art," ho said, where full-page newspaper ad "translates the miraculous into vertisements appealed 10 the reality." It achieved "the reality voters not to let Ike down De" of the soul," he added, without mocratic candidates made sup“ | which there was no art, stantial gains in the
poetry. vote over
past
Mr Butler said,
“Likewise, in
elections,"
M. Cocteau watched, fa... Philadelphia cinated, while the Butalbiraki where the Republican candidate ceremonial sprinkling of salt for mayor' received Prealdont and striking of dini went on. Elsenhower's personal blessing When the ceremony was end- .The Democrats won by a ed Bendo Taurunosuko dave landslide."
03 exhibition dance, giving
Sandia base, where triggers bomb are for the atom made.
The two were fecused of breaking into the Sandin branch of the Bank of New. Mexico, in even a Major Stelpnagel
highly-restricted area, and hinted that the Federal Republle | taking $47,655 from a safe they might run foul of its obligations opened under the Paris treaties if it refused to take over the border forco in units.
J
Another Reason
The arrests hed a striking re- semblance to the solution last bank year of another major
At robbery in Albuquerque. that time, another branch was
But the Defence Ministry robbed of $111,000 and two men officials Icel there is another who later were convicted of the reason behind the border police rimo tiso were arrested in claims,
of Phoenix. It now consista Boven regimcats, of which least four, according to exa The FBI said it had no^detalls, perts, could form the cadres for yet as to how the arrest was futuro divisions.
made in Phocnix-United Press,
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at
With transfer of whole units, Herr Blank would have little choice but to promote the regimental commander to divl sion commander and give. ali other officers and non-coms similar promotions when the cadre. is filled up to full - alžu after the first conscripts have been enlisted,
Beer By The Half-Gallon
Mr Hall said one reason for the Paris exities their first taste
This would moon rapid promo-
Wellington, Nov. 1. authorities discountion
in of true Kabuki traditions-ions for the border police ment- any "frend”
New Zealand beer drinkers all
bers. It was precisely with that favour draught beer in half- ques- yesterday's
that France-Presse. voting Was
hope that they signed up in 1951
The drive carried the forces meanwhile
Lons concerning when the "taking the country as a whole, the Nimenti Forest C) treaty prico is coming into aparthy was widespread, and the eastern slopes of Mount effect with bland assurances only a few million voters went
The three captured
armed were
Konya
the in to the polle." that negotiations an withi terrorists
plementation of the provision home-made nuns, officials sald.
are taking place and details One of those captured was will be agreed on, shortly "General" dithel, the local Mau Chiu Mal Special. Mau leader-United Press.
Colombo, Nov. 9.
Copenhagen, Nov. 9
Octogenarian
Kills Brother
Special Attention · tion to Iridiane, which he said, Y. Mr Butter called special atten
hes accurately foreshadowed na-
Athens, Nov, D. Theodor Tramalla, aged 82, tional polifical trends in the past. He said Democrats car-shot and killed his 72-year-old outside the
ried "a great many Traditionally brother
and oven took cute in cunk and gallon Bagons for, weekend con-
viviality. pay to join the border force,
Prussian Family
Major Studiopagel comes from : an old Prusian other family and is a nephew of former Ger« man General Carl Heinrich you
Recently price war reged Belly a pagos and Rise Price Control Commission fisted 1816 price, af 4 80. Now apothir problem has arisen
wolkend to BHA
Official sources said today, The Premier of Burma, U Nu. Republican towns Indiana, village orangear the tuzalpragel," whờ vải", Minktionen wolkend
Governor
by Hitler'
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and his wife were guests tonight in some instances for the I that the United States in con-
from of of the Dandals Freesine de maxi lime in
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the 遊びだけ
dispute, over Y the governments, Ceylon, Pakistan, Indonesi Forelgon Minister, Mr. Hana
to decide in Christian Hansen
tion of one which started and "Singapore-
The dispute had alrendir cost which country it will locate the The dinner took place in the In 1958 and has grown stronger them some 300 in lawyers' foos atomic research, and training Christiansborg Callo, in Com the Democratic Party has core and court costs, which is much oppone centre it has offered to provide perhagen, "I which : houzius irthe ried forward its constatictive res more than the actual value of an.
Toleigh", Migisbey, under de Colppo Rian Danish
cords on national imeti ? he said: the field test? Chan MAIT
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drinkers are colting the B: Od a gross. Some 56 for participating one has suggerlød
That the Pur chasor and the CAITH hia fingon Home, with W, ORIKE, booked in thế nữck but it has been pointed ofert out that this would not do for they drinken, who drives his own TACERELAS, KAI SUPIALA