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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1955.
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THE BANORE COMFORT IN ACTION TROUFURA
H.D NG KONG
KOWLOON
Kidnappers RED DIPLOMATS MOBBED Police Called
UN Membership Russian Exiles In Scene
Package Deal
NE vf the inevitable " the strained
O effects
international relations be tween the East and West during the last eight or nine years has been the employ- ment of the yetu tu deiny or prevent admfasion of new lu United candidates Nations membership. The organisation has long been divbled Into two camps- pro-Communist and anti. Communist, with the result that credentials uf new
members have been based largely on which camp the candidate is likely to enter.
is this factor which he Kiven to UNO the appear. unce of being a closed shop. of suggesting that politicnt; affiliations
more
portant qualifications that
At Paris Railway Station
BID TO FREE
FREE DISMISSED
SOVIET OFFICIAL FAILS
Paris, Nov. 15.
Soviet diplomats on their way back to Moscow from the United States scuffled with shouting and jeering anti-Communist Russian exiles at the Saint Lazare station in Paris tonight.
Among the Soviet officials was Mr Alexander Vlassov, an architect, who was removed from a top housing post in the Soviet Government while on a tour of the United States last week.
Journalists and Russian emigres surged towards the broad shoulder- [imel, squat architect as he emerged from the Queen Elizabeth boat train, the fact that the applicas: surrounded by five burly Soviet diplomats. They appealed to him to de- is a nation in the accepted mand asylum in France. sense of the word and there. |
fore posseŠKIS # right
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become a member of UNO.¦ Soviet Goodwillers
The original intention was to
make UNO a world organi
sation; at the present it in
hemaspberical and up to 2
qualifying
countries have!
LEAVING
still to obtain membership FOR INDIA
# been a sore point for "
long me and our that. makle
The diplomats linked arms with Vlassov and tried to heave their
way towards the station entrance.
An old man with a white moustache shouted in Rus- "kipnapping. kidnap
Mian
Others shouted "Right of [asylum". "Don't go back":
particularly TOMORROW and "Freedom".
the Afer-Asian natione.
wat
The so-called package deal reported to be in the making
Moscow, Nov. 15.
The Soviet Premier, Mar-
between the Soviel nad khul Bulganin. and the Western delegates to the Soviet
Party Communist
window of the
wiil
ly ou of Use police station and said "I hope that police reinforcements soon arrive so that Vlasov can go to the Embassy. His wife is waiting for him
when he gets
a
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MOSCOW
PRELATE REFUSED U.S. VISA
can-
Washington, Nov. 16. The State Department an- nounced today it was celling the entry visa grant- ed to Soviet Archbishop Boris and his secretary.
It said the Archbishop's pro- proved functions in the United States would be broader than the activities permitted by the Soviet Government to American Catholle priests in Moscow.
I described the proposed functions of the Archbishop in the United States
acceptable."
A State
man, Mr Lincoln White, told a press conference that Russia hud insisted that the admission of Fr Dion Lo attend to the spiritual needs of a few Ameri- con Catholics im Moscow quired the admission of the Archbishop for 123 Indefinite period, as head of the United States branch of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Department spoke
NOT AB HEAD
ן
The United States could not permit him to come to head an American Church,
back to Moscow."
Vlusov added in answer to u question that he expected to cm- Then AN the crowd closed main in Paris about three days. around trem 0510 1}[ The
Suddenly the door of the diplomutta yelled! "police". Police station sprang open and Another shouted "Mr Vlassov four pollee who had been sum has nothing to say to you.”
Amk the jeers of the Russian from outside held back
the demonstrators while
Mr White said he "did not Security Council promises Secretary. Mr Nikita Krush-spiring under his grey hat, was
Vlasov, who was per- passage was made to the big want to imply for ani instant to go a long way towards they, will leave for a visit to heaved by his escort into the Russian
Zls limousine from the that the decision was in any way rectifying
had related to lack of progres on the situation
Embassy which been sent to collect him.
expanding East-West contacts in The move, however, is still india on Thursday, it was Saint Lazare police station, & tiny room where the single con-
The exiles began chanting
the "Big Four" foreign ministers subject to bargaining and officially disclosed tonight.
stable on duty was eating his
once again and thumped on the
conference at Geneva, may yet founder on the ruck!
supper.
roof and wings of the car as it of intransigence.
swung out of the station yard, Polico later dispersed the
Success
fallure of the package deni resta with Кинмін and the United Staten. The Soviet Union? has given the pression that it is prepared to agree to the election of 15 roun tries, five of which 1117
within the L'ommunis" family The United States ha mute it known that it will support the admission of the 13 non-C'ommunizi
My Crushchev revented the departure dute to an Agence France-Pre,e correspondent
Kremin ceception visiting Norweging delegation.
black
TAPPED HIS FOOT
Vlassov and his guards spentį demonstrators. R
20 minutes in the Uny
ren. deme with a Reuters correspr= The Soviet Jench as will fly to dent while a cordon of police- dida
il Soviet jet planemen held back angry Riassiona which vann dai
about 500 miles outside, will make only an hour. FIER stopover, at Taskent,
Vlassov sat on a low woeden chaor twisting the brim
Uzbekistan, USSI, before achat in his hand and nervously viving at New Delta, anturned tapping his foot on the doo
When asked by Reuter if he was being sent back to Russia under
duress 114
repbest
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The
Post
Foreign Deputy Muster, Mr Am Gromyko. French "I am going
to Moscow will perkumpany the two Soviet
to work I am very happy
andidates and will refrath fenders, I was said. Mr Gromyko return to my own from
Che applying
veto has taken part in the current know I can alwi 33 against four of the other 'Illg. Four eïnference in Geneva. there. applicants America's jeelion being to the inla
sion of Outer Mongolia.
This is
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substantial
ata.
Stoves
Mai! that Charman
Country
Mr Alexander Vlassov was dismissed from his post as chief architect of Moscow on Novem- ber while he was in lho United States as a member of Soviet housing delegation. was that he The reason given gave ommate skyscrapers priority uver public housing.
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DEVIATIONIST?
The New York Post said he under arresi by Soviet secret police attuched to the and a obdelegation
because he talked privately with Mr Frank Lloyd
We have emphasised that in consideration the all these primary basis (for a decision) is [reciprocity," he said. There was
me change of polley.--Reuter,
SEQUEL TO AIR CRASH
Man Charged With Bomb Plot Murder
Russian Wright, the American archik charged
Mr Vlassov suld in New
Nikhil Infuss!
Koende. General Serov,
of Embassy secretary. interrupted State Security Committer, sy these we traitors.
who when he boarded the Queen will probably also accompany have organised tonight's de-Elizabeth on November 10 that con The delegation. It will be hir monstentaur."
he expected to go on worlding sion on the part of the nest
abroad. trijs
M: N.kotal Ellurv, an Em- as an architect when he returned United States which hitherto | Presse
bussy attache, looked impatient- [home.--Reuter. lues been firmly opposed to prekinge arrangements for UN membership,
is
F
departing from established MOLOTOV URGES SIX-POINT
AGREEMENT DECLARATION
Geneva, Nov. 15.
picy only with reluctance. The concession is justifedi by an official spokesman on the grounds that the admin-| sion of the 13 non-Commu- niki nations will increase the moral strength of the United Nations Organisa- tion, and that voting for or abstaining from voting to
Speaking: at the afternoon reading confirmed his impression | permit the candidates to
Mr Molotov that great conterence session,
progress could be does secure membership
the projectest sikti
declaration made it the Soviet Untou could not imply approval of the should sate, however, that the only accept the major premise political systems under contert her did not reach a full reunification of Germany which some of the countries agreement on the problems of trough free elections.
Gerinan are governed.
reunilleation anki A British spokesman al European secu:ily,
briefing tonight declared The "United States has made
Mr Molotov said the declara- the Soviet draft on disarma- its position clear, Still on should include these points ment
was unacceptable to the awaited is Russia's officin} of agt coment.
West altitude. Insistence by the The Big Four agree that a Soviets on the inclusion of
European
paot Gecurity Outer Mongolin in the pack. should reject the use of force to age deal could wreck the settle disputes. arrangement which
projected ap. The
The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr V. M. Molotov, proposed at the Big Four con- ference today a four-power declaration outlining piecemeal agreements reached so far on the question of European security.
pears to have been careful-
ly prepared behind #cenes,
tho
Preza
'UNUSUAL STEP'
to
his
In To Help
EISENHOWER'S PLEDGE TO ISRAEL AND EGYPT
Border Guarantee But A Ceasefire First
gagements to prevent or thwart any effort
by either side to alter by force the boundaries upon which Israel and its im mediate neighbours agree."
Gettysburg, Nov. 15. President Elsenhower said tonight the United States would be willing to join in a formal treaty to guarantee the Mr Eisenhower Egypt-Israel border if the iwo countries agreed to a censefire.
"A the ta
In a statement issued at his farm home at Gettysburg.
the President said, threat to Peace In Near East is a threat world peace. There is no reason why a settlement of these problems cannot be found.
If a settlement I worked ouit, he said, "I would be prepared to recommend that the United Staten Join formal treaty
en-
made the offer in message to be read to a mães rally to- night in Madison Square Garden, New York City. The President also reaffirm-
ed the U.8. position
that it was willing to consider requests for arma needed for **legiilmate neir defence" but does "not in- terd
to contribute to
Arms competition." Mr Elsenhower said the need for a peaceful settlement "becomes daily more Im- perative." The United States, he added, "will play ita full part in working toward ils fulfilment.
NEW SETBACK
FOR
FAURE
"By firm friendship towards Israel and all other nations in the Near East, wo shunti continue
to contribute to the pesee of the world,” he said,
The menago was issued after
Mr Eisenhower had ceived a
Presidential
report from the Assistant, Mr Sherman Adams on a two- hour Cabinet meeting held In Washington today.
Settling down to a mixed routine of business and re- laxation at his hamisome farm home, the President made planis to
visit his downtown office for the Arst time tomorrow and mees with the National Security Council and the Cabinet next week-United Press,
PARDON FOR
1,713
Election Plan Rejected MOROCCANS
Paris, Nov. 15.
The French upper house, the Council of the
Rabat, Nov. 15, M. Andre Louts Dubois, newly appointed French
Republic tonight rejected the Government's plan Resident-General in Morocco,
for December elections.
Instead, it adopted a bill providing for the restora tion of the pre-war voting system instead of the existing method based on proportional representation.
to 50.
of the
They
today announced that fres pardons had been granted to 1,718 Moroccans detained In prison.
The upper house had alrendy The Popular
Certain other cases were also Republicans inilcated attitude several (Catholics) are opposed to the | under consideration, he added. bours earlier by voting, the first pro-wWHT voting system.
M. Dubois said that this step clause of its reform bill by 231 believe it would practically wipe had been taken at the direct re- them off the poistical map and quest of the Moroccan Premier- Later, it voted on the bill as they have already threatened designate, Fatmi Ben Slimane, a whole, which contains detall-several times to resign from the who had also requested the life- ed provisions for the re-Cabinet if the Premier or the ing of the curfew in the Medinas establishment
a whole lends (Arab quarters) next Wednes
and
Friday, was announced earlier The Nationalist Party, Istiq lai's Arab-language paper "Ai Alum" has also been authorised to reappear, after a ban which had lasted present
from December 8, 1952-France-Presse,
Government support to that system.
pre-war member constituencies ingle and provides that the number of On the other hand the recent Deputies to be clected shall be 'congress of the Radical Party of the same as
a leading at pruent (027), which the Premier is
expel any It was adopted by 230 voles to member threatened
of 1 members who refused to support a return to the pre-war system during the debate.
30.
The debate lusted all day ind the Premier. M. Edgar Faure, was in constant attendance. He was smiling quite happily when the result was announced, which came as no surprise to him.
Denver, Nov. 15. State legal officials today
A COMPROMISE John Gilbert Graham with the murder of
Towards the end of the debate, his mother in a bomb plot M. Faure offered the Council must be left to the National which caused an airliner to the Republic a compromise crash, killing her and 43 order to save his early elections
plan. other people.
In
M. Faure told the senators The District Attorney Mr Bert since you have voted in favour Keating filed the charges against the pre-war system of elec- Graham, 23, within a few hours tions I am quite prepared 10 after the Federal Government accept the date of January had turned over the case to him. instead
25
day, Thursday which today.
Troops Rush To Quell Rioters
Placed in this cleft suck M. in the direction Faure tonight leant prudently of the system favoured by the members of his own party although he did not commit himself irrevocably to one system rather than another,
Nicosia Nov. 15, insisting that the final decision Anti-British rioters today stormed Government buildings Assembly.
sniashing and burning furniture a show of hands the and Ales in the village of Council of the Repubile adopted Lefkonico, 20 miles east of a second clause in its bill for Nicosia. changing the voting system. British troops and police re- This clause provided that the Inforcements rushed to the vil now Parlament should have asinge from Famagusta. It was one
many members as the present of several new outbreaks in the of January 2 as the me but that there should be protest campaign which follow- Mr Keating said he would time for the expiry of the seek to send the handsome, con-
one constituency for each mem-ed the rejection of the appeal At prestal constituencies of 22-year-old Michael Kardolls have from two to 11 members, who is to die for killing -Reuter.
Nicosia policeman.-Reuter
arrested shorty before mid-
10- | affect. on Sunday
at his home he shared with
for
fessed saboteur to the gas cham-Powers of the present legisla-ber.
ture. If the Assembly should the Canon City state ber in
two- now agree with you on 3 prison.
ballot voting system then it is Gruham, married and father evident that a little more time of two small children, was
will be needed to put it into
night which
"The Government has always histaken
the attitude that it is mother,
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the prerogative of the Iwo bombing of a United Air Lines houses of Parliament to decide plane that crashed in a flaming what the voting system shall explosion on November 1, neur
be. If both houses should adopt Longmont, Colorado, killing all
the pre-war two-ballot system. aboard.-United Press.
the Government sees no incon- elstency In Holding early elec
ไท tions in January Instead of December."
He then urged reconsidera-g tion of his other proposals: first, a 50 per cent reduction of for- eigh troops in Germany and the reduction of the total strength of the four powers by the num- ber of troops withdrawn from tion of the military units of both Germany and second, a limita- halves of Germany.
The
Up"
British spokesman said that Mr Dulles, M. Pinay and Mr Macmillan replied, on the ilnes that since security and Gorman unity were linked in He complained that the
So the
directive of the Heads of Europcar viet delegation had laken the.Government and since Mr security pact should provide unusual stop of circulating a Molotov had **SOTTI
the For joint measures to cope with (disarmament) draft the directive by refusing to discuss Any attack in Europe.
Press which was privately 319-German reunification, they were Member nalicns should cussed and which never came (not prepared to discuss them. But the Communist bloc hos agree to refrain from aiding before the conference."
(Contd. on back page, CoL 3) much to lose by frustrating the attackers.
The British spokesman sald the deal. It would entail★ A system of inspection and that at the afternoon session of
limitation of Big
the ministers Four the conference armed forces should be carried first discussed Item from the UN of four of ita ut in a zone set up along the European security and important members Bul- East-West demarcation line,
Mr Molotov received many). garia, Hungary, Rumania and Albania a blg sacrifice The Big Four should con- certain previous Soviet
sult Jointly to carry out posals on European security, Two teen-age girls who stowed for the sake of Outer Mon- commitments contained in he sald. golla whose claims to mem- European security pact.
The Western.n ministers, re- Jership are open to some The Big Four agree that a fused to discuss these because! doubt.
European accurity pact the Soviot delegation had re- should not infringe en member fused to discuss German re- Mass election of members on nations' rights to defend them-unification. They would not discuss one without the other, a bargaining- basle hardly relves individually or jointly. conforms to the spirit which Mr Dulles maid this document the spokesman said.
the continued
exclusion
of the
.
опе
Ger-
pro-
The British spokesman. sald
animated the creation of must be studied. At first sight, Mr Molotov began his state- UNO, yet if it has to bo a he thought that some choice between package material in it might more suit-ment an item one by recalling deals and the exclusion of ably be reflected in concluding the rejection of his proposal to speeches than formulated, a withchuw from Germany all nations fully entitled to document.
foreign troope within threa Join the organisation, the Mr Macmillan said the docu-months, except for certain cont". former wins approval. "" ment`must be studied. Cursory | tinerente.
Fiery
the
Security Council
offer By making this Edgar Faure considerably
M. in-
Meeting Called creased the chances of getting
the National Assembly to give United Nations, Nov. 15. n majority vote in favour of The United States today asked restoring the pre-war" voting the Security Council to meet system, At the same
Lime shortly to take up the question French lobby observer, thought of admission of new United he had endangered the unity of Nationg members. - France his Cabinet by seeming to fav- Pressc.
Four the pre-war voting system.
Stowaways Wreck Ship's
Hull, Nov. 15.
away on a ship calling tron Australia to England and who. weecked the ship's hospital it. which they
were locked up came before court today. ofcers said Frances O'Neill of Portslade, Sussex, and Bever ley Maureen McLelland of Brisbane, Australia, both 17, were found on the motor ship Melbourne Star eight days after it loft Adelaide, for. England.
They said the captain suspected the crow had helped the girls slip, shoard and ordered them locked up in the ship's hospl=" |
crew.
Bay
tal. The girls then smashed a |An officer cald Frances O'Neill bed and, using pieces of iron was an emigrant to Aistrnilā from it, smashed open the who had left England carller lock,
this year, Hò said she had They were found with the
hope to be a life guard be- Locked, up again, the girls
· CIRISO aho was a good swimmer. smashed a window and crew
but
was unable to find a job. members climbed through to The two girls then met, team- them. Ship's officers put a halt to this
jod up and decided to come by locking and bolting the Omers sald Mis McLelland
to England, he said. door and "shuttering - up the windows. The cirla then started to beat u hole in the wood panelling.
When they failed to bresk out this time, they started unach»
was brought up in orphanages. ed with foster parents in Australia. They said she went with Miles Ō'Neill "becaus she wanted to be with her.":
ing all the crockery" în¦ise | Hoth were held in custody here,
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