THE CHINA MATE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935.
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Ike & Knowland Differ Over Nobel Prize French Political
Foreign Policy
Harold Stassen
BRITAIN'S RECORD IN
AFRICA
Kampala, Dec. 11.
DEFINITE SPLIT IN REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION
Washington, Dec. 11.
Mr Harold Stassen, special assistant to President Eisenhower, declared today that there was a fundamental foreign policy difference between the Eisenhower Ad- ministration and the Senate Republican leader, Mr William F. Knowland.
He said Senator Knowland and Mr Adlai Stevenson, the only announced candidate for the Democratic presidential London on Tuesday to honour nomination, represented opposite "ex- tremes" on foreign policy while the ad- ministration policy was a "middle of the road" course.
Mr Stassen sold Mr Stevenson | necessary as a last resort, but in favoured
the atomic age we must
try to solve
Earl De La Warr, mem-poller toward the Chinese Com-patient and
A "Bonwhat softer"
be
our
ber of the British House munists and Russia than did the problems without war" of Lords and 2 former administration, while Senatori Asked if Senator Knowland's British Postmaster - Gen. Knowland Wis for a "ougher viows amounted to a "split" with eral, said here last night was the first time a high said he would not call it that." the Administration, Mr Stasson that Britain's record in Administration official has called
"But it b
two clear
there are would stand Africa
"The Eisen- any public
altention so sharply o extremes," he said.
hos foreign policy comparison.
differences
been be-hower foreign policy Tween
Senator Knowland and criticised by the Stevenson group
And He told students at Makerere | the Eisenhower "team."
then Very vigorously. College. East Africa's University
Knowland in recent statements has been very crit
critical,"
Dr
College Study history at any period in the world's existence and we if you can discover only empire of the past the present that hus given zu much inaking of itself to undeveloped so much hand
countries
and shown
willingness
political power.“
Not Retreat
Mr Staasen said he was suru believed their both extremes” Knowlond Senator
has been solutions were
"the best" but Increasingly *peeches
added that he considered them Critical of the Administration.
He lobelled Mi both "wrong. New York speech on Frt-Eisenhower's policy
One day night, the California He-
efforts to "patient, persistent"
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United Nations member for
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ver publican charged the Adminis-establish a "firm foundation for
tration with "acquiescence" in a a durable peace." There was only one danger."retreat from principle that just
individuals" case of 18 new a few might destroy the good that wne being done by trying to
the force
actileve pace and premature power in some areas,
UN along Everyone here in hoping for the
of situations was ultimate success
the Sudan. But principle." government In can any of us honestly say that He said earlier statements by the speed with which we the US delegute, Mr Henry handet
responsibility | Cabut Lodge, Jr. that over
the 18- there
justification for nation "package" deal amount- throwing Over responsibiliGES ed to blackina]!' were only phase of the total Bitua-
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M. Stassen, interviewed on a television programme, denied The former Minneselp Gover. that the US willingness to let nor expressed hope that the Ove Communist nations into 18-nation "package" deal for with 19 free letting new members Into the "retreat from UN would go through without the threatened veto by Nation- alist Chine.
fume hoping they will work that will be out a conclusion unanimous," he said.
Asked if there were a chance this
"abandon" country would Nationalist China if it vetoed UN membership for Outer Mongolia, one of the 18 nations, Mr Staa sen replied: "We will never
nation," abandoon any free United Press,
tum."
"Are there not many SudaneseNo nation can insist exclu» in the south who muy to pay sively od is own viewpoint if Ing for what he did, or hud to
we're going to have peace," do?"--Chuni. Mail Special.
declared Mr Stassen, who sometimes known as Mr Eisen- hower's unotletai “Secretary of Pence.
Bombay, Dec. 11. Senor Berado Mattarella, Italian Foreign Trade Minister, arrived here today un an official visit to India,
official
Two Extremes
He will leave for New Delhi "The only other way is to go tomorrow, where lie
will meet
War and, with modern to disetias bombs, going to war is no longer trade between on acceptable method of carry.
ing out policy. It might
government expansion of
Italy and India,
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W. Germany
The
To Raise
Unity Question
Frankfurt, Dec. 11. West German Foreign Minister, Dr Heinrich von Brent. tano, said here tonight he would ruise the question of German unity in the week's Paris minis. terial meetings of NATO, West European Union and the Council of Europe,
Dr von Brentano, who later left by train for Paris, toid reporters that the problem of German unity had become the | key problem in world security,
He said he want "with very good hopes to Parla becaRUSO he had the impression that the Western foreign ministers would bg on a policy to West Germany,
satisfactory
Dr von Brentano maki ho was looking forward also to க triendly exchange of views with the French Government on
Franco-German questions. Reuter.
Visa Refused
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derumiem, Doc. 11.
contuler The · British thorities in Zurusa. bevæ refused
A recepitor was held in
Dr G. 1. VAN Heuvon Goedhart, United Nations 1 Contafssioner гот Re- fugees, who last Saturday re- peived the Nobel Peace Priso in Only on betraff of the High Commission, The reception, which was sponsored Jointly by the United Nations Asso- atation and the British Coun-
elt for Ald to Refugees. wan also attended by two British Nobel
winners, bir Norman Angell, awarded the Prize in 1933 for his book.
The
and Great toston."
who Lord Boyd Orr,
won bia
ment from the position of Executive Director of the Food and Agriculture ranisation. Dr Goedhart, who ls of Dutch nationality, is shown here during the re. ception
Sir Norman Angen, toft, and Lord Boyd Oer, right-Express Photo.
Winner
KASHMIR DISPUTE
'Grave Implications' Of Red Support
Karachi, Dec. 11.
Pakistan officials believe Russia's open Award in 1949 on file retire-
residing with India's claims to the disputed territory of Kashmir is designed to bring this 8-year-old dispute between the two British Commonwealth nations into cold war conflict.
with
or.
Chou Wants
'Relics'
Returned
So far the Pakistan Government on record has only protested the Soviet leaders' decision to take their Southeast
Asian roadshow into Kashmir as "not a friendly act to Pakistan."
the
But privately, they underilne limplications** of "grave Russion support of one of the disputants in a ronflict which still has the armies of India and Pakistan Paris, Dec. 11.
facing each
other across on uneasy United Nn-
mier Choo En-lal, in a One policy - love
official speech of welcome this attached particular significance to the fact that Soviet Premier afternoon to the govern- Nikolat Bulganin himstif ment delegation of the sounded off on the Issue, German Democratic Re. associating the Soviet Govern- with statements linking public, headed by East ment
Kashmir with India, German Premier Otto Grotewohl, said that im- perialist countries still occupled part of China territory.
COMMUNIST Chinese Pretions ceasefire line in Kashmir,
Ho spid Chinese historical relics
stolen from China
by im perialists, are still being kept in the museums of Western countries, the New Chinu News agency reported.
Expanded Remarks
on
Marshal Bulganin said Arrival
the at
Indian-held Kashmi capital of Srinagar on Friday that his visit would not be complete without a visit to
this northern part of India."
Marshal Bulganin's travelling companion, Communist Party Mr Chou said Prime Minister First Secretary Nikita Khrush-
Grotewohl, in the name
chev, expanded these remarks German Socialista, has just with a considerably stronger given back to the Chinese attack on Pakistan and its pro- people the three volumes of
Western policies the following the Yung Lo Excyclopedia and day, leaving no doubt that as
Russia the banners of the Boxers.
19 concerned "Kashmir is a part
of the Indian Republic."
Return To Fatherland
of
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But Pakistan officials attach
He said this demonstration of greater significance to Marshal friendship by the government | Bulganin's statement, pointing delegation
of the German out that while Mr Khrushchev Democratic Republic shows has been the principal spokes
attacks through-i fully the new style, brotherly man of Western relations which cxist bo out the Southeast Asian tour, tween the People's Republie is the Soviet pattern to treat of China and the German these at will as statements credi- Democratic Republic.
table
only
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to Soviet party leaders when it suits them.
He cald the Chinese people as and
Irmly believe that there must When Marshal Bulganin bo à a day when theso so speaks, this Pakistant source called trophies wil be emphasised, becomes an M- eventually returned to their cial Soviet pronouncement own fatherland.
United Press.
the
Mr Chou siid an unbreakable friendship bas been formed botwor
peoples "of our two countries, who have achieved their liberation and
Inv Socialist
450
construction"
He added: "I assure you that the Chinese people will protect [the friendship, butween two peoples on the apple of their eye and will 'strengthen ated develop this frietkiship one of their important tasks"-France-Presse
London, Dec. 11.
(£1,100 sterling, in a competition
Syria-Lebanon
Military
Pact Talks
Damascus, Dec. 11. Becretary-General at
'Popping'
Stockings
London, Doa, 12. Nylons hadn'i a leg to and on in a London ares one day last week whore shopgirls and typiske ogm- plained
their stocking were "popptag.”
with
Workidir girls shöjtöred their legs under decks and bida behind counters ta tho ruined mylong m teriously riddled hundreds of hores.
Ifot sulphur sparks from a faulty chiuney in the ares were responsible, a spokesman for the nylon Industry guessed. The bot soot particles caused the nylon to pop. There was a miraflar occurrence two years ago. — China Mail Special.
Not In Korean
I
War Says Outer Mongolia
Moscow, Dec. 11.
Parties Line Up Alliances
Paris, Dec. 11.
The French elections loomed today as a battle between four main political groups ranging from the Communists on the left to the supporters of anti-tax campaigner Pierre Poujade on the right.
·A total of 111 party link-ups' had been con- 'cluded when the deadline for alliances expired last night. This total was considerably higher than the 90 alliances concluded for the last general elec- tions held in 1951.
On the extreme left, the Communists failed in attempts to ally themselves with the Bo-
cialists.
On the left of centre, the So- cialists allled themselves with the leftwing faction of the Itadical Socialist Party and
leftwing Socini Republicans (ex-Gaullets) to form the "Re- publican Front" The
campaign will
be spearheader"
by the chiels of the Socialist and Social Republican parties, together_with___ Popular_Rodieni Socialist cx-Fremlor Mendes
France, who mapped the group's
party platform.
Highest Total
The highest total of alliances Wis concluded
the between Socialists and leftwing Radical Soutalists.
alliances were concluded between rightwing
On the right of centre,
the
Independents and peasants,
Social
Republicans, dissident Gaullists (ARS) main-
y Catholic Popular Republican
Middle East Commons Debate
London, Dec. 12,
THE House of Commons today debates the critical Middle East situation in a one-day discussion rang- ing over the Arab-Israeli dispute, Russia's latest moves in the area and the setting up of the five- nation Bagdad Pact. The debate after which there
movement (MRP) and the "Rally of the Republican left," which
headed by outgoing Premier Sir Edgar Faure.
The "Rally" includes right-
Socialsts wing Radical
who sided with M. Faure when he was expelled from the Radical Party on December 1.
Foulades
On the extreme right. three groups belonging to Pierre anti-tax movement concluded alliances among them- selves.
Under the 1951 elcution law, which applies to the Jamiary 2 elections, any party or alliance which polts an absolute majority is entitled to all seats otherwise the seats are alicted proportion ately among all parties:
Conservatives Meet
The main parliamentary can- didates of the French Conserva- live Party blog led by Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay, met to day under the châtrianship of Secretary-General Roger Ducket to approve the bloe's' platform. Today's meeting of leading candidatog at the blowde Parla headquarters
provided a five- paint progarmme, The prow grumme calls for:
1. A reform of the constitu- tion so that the National Assembly would be dissolved if two governmental esises curred within two years,
-50
2. Stabilisation of the trane and economic expansion,
3. The saving of the French
Union,
4. Safeguarding phes and maintaining Becurity by loyalty to the Atlantic alliance.
5. Pursuing a policy of pn- struction and housing. Appeal To Youth
will bo
no
on
voto-follows
swiftly Saturday's bitter renunciation of
the Bagdad alliance by Mr Nikita Khrush--
Soviet chey,
Communist
Party Secretary.
Anthony Eden, the Primó Minister, has decided to tike part in the debate Dimal, probably winding up the dia cussion and replying to op position criticians.
Macmillian Report
Labour members of Parliament have questioned Sir Anthony Eden repertadily dn two Arab-Israel dispute sirisë hë called
on November § for # cortocorrals between khi bo kides.
But so far, hè, has gendrally declined to enlarge on the 10eas He put forward on that day in a public speech trére. Mr
Harold Macmillan the Foreign Secretary, will open today's
debate.
Will
report on the recent first. meeting which he attended in the Iraqi capital of the Council of the Bagdad Past which links Turkey Irad, Britain, Pakistan and Persia in defence.
Labour opposition aponitas headed by Mr Herbert Morrie son, former Foreign Secretary, aro likely to ürge greater Israel British support for following the récent Ciecitó+ slovak armer deal with Egypt. China Mall Special. 1
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CAMPAIGN
TO GUT
TAXES
London, Dec. 11.
A nationwide campaign urg- Ing the electorate to vote only. for candidates who support a cut in Government taxes is to
Boon, started
It WIE, The Conservative bloc also announced here. Intanched an appeal to French. The organisers of the cam youth.
palm, a council for the reduc- The appent declared: "We don of taxation formed Bere make up a party open to youth, recently, are to try to make the
and young party, because fiolectorate tax comsel verfat
offers France
programme They aim to be a
a. programme which
general election · by waIDA Lertext People's Re-
Utopian
aberile Ing voters of the danger of vote public (Outer Mongolia) addition, but a programmer of the for a man who does not action and efficiency-Trance pledge himself to get t005 rou denled Allegations prese
The government. of the to the
spirit of modern force in by-elections and in th
Mongolian
haa
made by the Chinese Na
tionalist, Government that Mongolian arňay units had
taken part in the Korean Toc
War, Tan, the official Soviet news agency, said
today.
H Vigil Prayers
Of
[Tho, denial, in the form of a statement of the Moholtan
A 24-hour 'world-wide “vigli
2,500
London, Dec. 11.
nine o'clock. – British, time
the Lebanese Foreign Ministry. Government Press Office, was of prayers conducted by "Faud Amun, today: had talks published today in the Mon bratches of Too H to celebrate with the Byrian Premier Sald gallan nowipäser, Uneh, in the 40tis birthday of the Chris- TOP TV PRIZE: Ghandy to arrange military Ulars Eator, cacital of Outer ilan Welfare Moverment ended at
agreement between Syria and Morigolla, Tas said,
night. the Labano.
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the formde padre, Australian- lowers of Chiang Kai-shek Speaking after the meeting, China) had "quoted the alleged ve Floral Tyrianskat padone last win place the new went at which perfect socords depositions of comis prisoners of
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