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JORDAN WILL NOT JOIN
BAGHDAD PACT Preparing For Ike-Eden Talks
Premier's Declaration
NO NEW ALLIANCES
Amman, Jan, 9,
desiderata in easy to pro Samir Rifai, head of a new Jordan Govern- but not so simplement formed today after weekend riots, said in a realise. Neverthe.tas; noticeable--and welcome statement tonight: "I wish to announce to all that was the note of decermina- my policy is not to join any new alliances.” tion struck by the Chiel
that "rumetiing
Junice must be done."
New Luxury Hotel:
Hilton's Men Coming To Colony
New York, Jan. 9, Executives of the Hilton Hotel chain satu Today they will visit Hongkong "for
the express purpose of discussing plans for a new luxury hotel there.”
Jolin Houser, executive vice-president of Hilton Hotel International, and Rug, Ригрия, publicity director for the hotel chain, leave New York on Jan, 20 ơn a swing through
and the Middle East A510
Hong!
Honolulu, ko
Manila,
Sydney, Tokyo Mo Melbourne, Djakarta, Singapore, Bangkok,
Bom- bay, New Delhi, Karachi, Baghdad and then to Cairo and Istanbul to inspect the new Hilton halels in thor latter two cities,
them
which will take We trust
that he and The ang
Autorney General will
ceive KULINA, MO well 20 aympathe.ic,
Government support in their quest
to
improve the existing situa
tion.
That more courts and quali-
There have been widespread riots recently against the British move to bring Jordan into the anti-Communist Baghdad defence pact.
Following these riots, King Hussein dissolved New disturbances broke out last parliament. week when the constitutional council ruled that be had acted illegally in ordering the dissolution.
The new Premier's statement expressed doop re- fied dispensers of justies, gret for the upheavals and asked the people to co- Bre required is self-evident, operate in restoring public safety and normal life so for it is not merely that that the government could tackle its big problems. the present magistrales and
urd
It
JA
-
district court judgua overburdened, but dilewit for them to Bure, what Mr Hooton describes a "swift, berl unnurried justice." The
today is that danger
some cases justice, by force of circumstances, becomes
bluted, and at the same time hurried.
that the Financial Secretary, when preparing his 1950-57 bud- get, will need to give earnest consideration the provision of tunds for
of addi the construction
IT would appear
to
tional courta nad the em. ployment of more judges and magis rates, A 21% 0. your plan may be required, Cerlamly it is not a prole lem to be baphazard manner. The magistracion
tackled in
are
ود
over- the
whemed because steady increase in petty
and
crime
offences-- factor
technicul welch
Ba much
must be causing concern to the Police an il
is to the legal department. It is something which im- mediately raises the ques- Lion of crime prevention in Hongkong.
pulty the
It is easy enough to declare
that much of the crime which affieta Colony preventable, yet any thinking person would
that besila e to suggest
lacking Police are the eficiency in this direction. The cold truth is that the public are very largely blame for much of the small-time crime.
to
VHEN, for example, a car
The Basic Factor
"We shall keep strengthening good and brotherly relations with all the Arub states, seeing that the unity of the Arab nations is the basic factor in our life and the security of our existence."
Purpus said that "Hong- kong is definitely on our list. We are going there for the express purpose of discussing plans for a new
hotel thers." surar United PreH.
ANGLO-US CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
Washington, Jan. 9.
British and United States officials will study plans for joint economic aid planning in the Middle East in talks beginning on Thursday, informed sources said today.
Mr Evelyn Shuckburgh, British expert on Middle Eastern affairs is due here from London on Wednes- day. It is expected he will launch immediate con- ferences with high ranking State Department officials in preparation for the Washington visit of Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime Minister, on January 30.
Most of Mr Shuckburgh's mercial aspects in un effort to conversations will be with Mr bring stability to the troubled scene And thus George Allen, Assistant Secre- Arab-Israell are of State for Near Eastern check Soviet penetration of the affairs.
arca,
Both United States and
talks Present plans for the British authorlikes in touch with also called for consultations, on preparations for Sir Anthony's the Far Eant with an appraisal talks with President of the chances of a pending
military Eisenhower and Mr John Foster adventure by Communist China Dulles, the Secretary of State, in the Formosa Straits in the are agreed that the emphasis months ahead. of the "summit" talks would be
on Middle Eastern planning.
THE EMBARGO
The British and United States Readers, it
Wag understood,
'One would
well-informed usually with source formulate plans
said the British Primo emphasis on economic and com- Minister would oak the United State to agree to relaxation of the list of goods which can be traded with Communist China,
The Brith v.ew was under- swood to be that the trade em-
SECURITY COUNCIL
CALLED TO ACTION
· PLANE HITS
HOUSE
BI John's, Newfound- land, Jan.. 9.
A United States Air Forec T-33 Jet trainor crashed into a house Outer Cove today near hezu, killing one airman,
The plane crashed short- ly anez taking en tiom Torbay. The weather was bad with visibility practi cally ECIO. The Trainer crashed into a bonne 00- cuple by the Utake inmily. It demolished the house but ด Lurce
at
home at the limɑ escaped
injury. The plane carried со through the house, AOTOEN & field, over a eller
and into the sea Bames.
The plane was en route from Torbay to Harmgat Field on the west coast of
Newfoundland,
Kris.
United
Harding & Makarios Meet Again
te
KOWLOON
Eisenhower Should Not
Seek Re-Election
Washington, Jan: 9. Representative W. Ster- ling Cole, an original Eisenhower - for - President 'booster, said today he be iloved President Eisenhower "should not and will:; not" seek re-election..
2:
The New York Republican Look strop sue with the House Republican leader. Mr Joloph Martin, and other Republicana who have predicted that z Már Eisenhower will seek tour more years in the White House-out a sense of duly.
who
of
inose
speak in opposition to
would urge a Preside. į of admittedly unerlain heath to seck a second term." "sald" - får Cole in a speech inserjed' imo the Congressional Record
He s.id his "ricipal_renga is that is not fair to Dwight Esenhower to appen to his sense of duty by urging him to run again, and that it is no for the best interest of the country that he attempt a second term
"WHAT IS LIMITIANS
Nicosia, Jan. 9. Sir John Harding, British
"I believe that Dwight Eisen- Govorner of Cyprus, and
hower should not and will" not Archbishop Makarios, the again become a candidate for
Greece leader, public officu," union with talked for two hours 20 minules here tonight behind locked doors and barbed wire barricades and agreed
to meet again soon.
An official statement warda said: "Governor Harding
Mr Cole' was one of a group of Congressmen who made special trip to Europe in 1952 in an attempt to get Elsen- bower, then commander of the North Adent
Treaty forces, to Uckets
run for after-
publicen
on, the Ro-
Не sald Mr Elsonhower
already had given. 41 of his
bargo imposed on China during and Archbishop Makarios met
this evening. After an the Korean War was aimed at change of views regarding the : 05 years to the service of his meeting milltary litation
and constitutional country unstintingly, proudly, which no longer existed. New Political
tively yes, gloriously
The statement said: "I assumed responsibility today after a period of unrest," and after asking the public to continue their normal life, added "my government is proud to have the royal confidence and is well aware of the pubile claims and the nation s interests.
began t will submit a government statement to the lower
house, in accordance with the constitution, explaining its foreign and interior policy."
The Premier also said: "The Palestine problem is our aveai question, and we shall confidently work until we achieve complete Arab_rights."—Reuter,
Thai Police Force
To Be Abolished
The
Bangkok, Jan. 9.
Thailand
police
force of 42,000 men, Επ cluding parachulias, arma-
CAT
marine police units,
ant
Will
be abolished by the end of 1956, it was rumoured here Loday.
The measure In part of the government's economy drive.
A new plan for effective co-operation between the army and the police la re- drafted. portedly being
The That police pay scale Is three times higher than the army pay France-PreSSO.
Earth Tremors Cause Panic
Acspu.co, Mexico, Jan. 9. More a 5.000 toists have bucked this fashionable sca- aboru rezort in a near panic bê-
Back To Front Was Just As
Effective
United Nations, Jan. 3.
Was BIMR+
The United Nations Security Council moned tonight to discuss the festering Palestine situa- tion on Thursday morning.
on
the
* gun-
"What is the limit or
duly asked patriotic Cole, Does the quality "of
Mr
China might be encouraged to future of Cyprus they agreed to willingly, industriously, enc
meet 复
further shortly for rufçan from military, Detwily
discussions trade restrictions were
The meeting place was a well High ranking United States officials said that frosidest kent secret until troops Eisenhower and Mr. Dulles barricading the roads, haiting would almost certainky roject cars, and posting armed guards this proposition if it were put among the trees and shrubs af
forward.
PRESSING PROBLEMS
the
churchyard, 20 yards from the archabishop's house.
Today sung was the fifth between the two men since Sir John, Harding was
appointed Governor in October.
demn him forevership co dens?alled Press
Quick Action Avoids Disaster
The United States, Britain and France were expected to present a resolution expressing strong censu of Israel for an attack last Dec. 11 on a Syrian outpos western shore of the biblical Sea of Galilee.
But the Council was not - armistico by placing
Among the pressing troubles pected to accede to Syria's de- post in a six-mlic strip of the
He and Archbishop Makarios that Israel be expelled eastern zoreline of the Son of on which Mr Shuckburgh and Mr Allen will attempt to
expected to thrash out from the UN for aggression and Gailles which, under the pact,
eradicate conflict of interests, several points of difference be- vlulation of the went to Israel. persistent
nations in tween Britain and the Cypriot Charter and that economic General
suras found that one between their two
on their demand for saved the higher level Grecks sanctions be levelled against the vessel, a police boat escorting advance
co determuation.-Router. young Jewish State, thus
4. The threat Di full-scale war between Israel and her
Arab neighbours,
mand
off its financial aid frag | Isracji Ashing bozta, had beni laiks are:
ever,
fred upon. He recommended
2.
соп-
There was a possiblity, how that Israel should keep its ves- thot the Council order sels well away from the Syrian
Galilee. Irtel to pay indemnities to the side of the Sea of
to Israel frmilies
declined of the eight civilians
to accept among the 55 killed in the in- Burns's recommendatico,
tending that the catire sea was Isr:ell territory and that Israel could do just as it ilked on it
New York, Jan. 9. Paul Designer
Parnes came up today with a dress cidant. so versatile that even he was surprised.
Sanctions Demand
A model who displayed his Israel's creations at the New York Dress Council Ingltu's annual showing was ipplauded roundly when she appeared i a navy blue wool dress with a low neck and big bow in front with a hign ..eok at the back.
а
6-Point Resolution
Syria demanded sanctions and when the expulsion
the first considered
Syria on December 22 put be- alee flare-up on Dec. 16. The 11-nailon group, after receiving fore
the Council a six-point
4. However, a full report from Maj-Gun, E. revolution.
Live Crunell L. M. Barns of Cataja, UA
cannot act on such a it a preschied Palestine truce supervisor, hearu izasure unless beth edes again on Dec. 22 and by one of its 11 members There possibility that Russia adjourned with an injunction to was
the Sponsor
Syrlon the two governments to keep the might Parm. looked in amazement,
during pea.c
the Chris unas measure, but qualified observers Then he told the audience they holiday.
thought it more likely that the Soviets merely would seek to m.ght 1ke the dress even better General Burns's original
make the Western resolution 11. were not wurn back to report found Israel gulity of a
to the even more favourable "delibera Font.
**** | Arabs.
of the
the
owner leaves his unat-
Holy Land artistice agreement The Syrian resolution called tended vehicle parked with
The blushing model filed to and warood that "such actions
upon' the Council to: doors unlocked or a win-
well
produce a violent
1. Condern Irael for dow open he is obviously
nor dr.sing room, reversed the inay dress and came back much reaction by the forces of the
attack. encouraging the quick
attacked country and what had
2.
that Decide
It violated The low more demurely clad. fingered pilferer to do
been conceived as a limited raid the Council's 1948 acase-fre Cause ΟΙ ✡ serios of earthy-neck was in the back. The develops into full-scale hostill- it: something about the emotes that have foited it in bow, which had hung at
arder, the Palestino armistice herties." burgling of domestic pro- the 21 hours, cily Mayor bosom, was between her shoul-
avreement and provisions of the past
a later report. Burns, UN Charter. mises is stimulated by the Wren V.LV.zu sald today. der blades, as Parts bad plan- while softening none of his
He said that the effects of the refusal of the occupants to
ned. The neckline was high criticism of Israel, found that- Sunday dpply every reasonable prequakes bėgindaig
in front.-United Press.
Syria
had violated tho. caution against house-morning has been "La.uly ex- breakers; many women aggerated." He explained that persons treated for in- who are victims of snatch-of 35 ers carry their handbags in Juries, only one was in a serious
a manner inviting trouble. Police, undoubtedly,
The
condition.
сп
have a responsibility in panicky crowds stampeding out
crime, of to prevent
Most of the juries, the Mayor said, were sustained by
trying
night clubs and hotels. .A
at rather more headwalter and perhaps
the Rocamar attention could be paid to 'ght club who tried to prevent part of their heavy patrons from leaving until they and exacting work. But it od puid their bills was badly is easier to catch
a thief sampled.
Sova now trembles were felt
this
than to anticipate his ovil today-United Press.
design, and it is the general public who can do most in the preventive line.
It crime here can be reduced
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Taranto, Jan, 0. An earth tremor recked wide
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failure од sitempt to attach Jordan to the anti-Communist group in the Middle East,
Reported Iraqi and Pakistani disappointment with milltary ald from the United States and Britals.
Egypt's impatience the Western powers and
with
to.
apparent Inclination wards-closer tradh and ecoto- mle ties with the Soviet Union and its satellites.
Mr Dullca in his two-day conferences in camera with con- gressional foreign affairs com- mittees last week said that the United States at present had no plans to join the Baghdad Pact, the defensive alliance linking Turkey, Pakistan, Iraq, Britain and Iran.
A DULLES IDEA
It was Mr Dulles who en- visaged such a pact in his 1953 swing through the theatre. 3. Find Israel guilty of The United States is not a #ggression.
per- member, but maintains Vote economic sanctions nianent military and civilian, against Israel.
| observers at all meatings of the members and has voiced Exrel her from the UN. Pomal support, 8. Order. her to pay "adenusta compensation."
United PreN« ;
Coventry Cathedral
through preventive action areas of Southern Italy today, low be held at Monte Francis Tucker, said the Prince Reuter plane AOA
Britain would like to see the United States enter into full membership, bul: once again
were
Grenade Attacks
Fivo
Bone, Algeria, Jan. 10.
persons were wounded in three grenade attacks corrica out by unidentified
terrorists here yesterday.
in
Two of the grenades exploded the stree. wounding two Doughnut vendors.
The o-her xploded in a bar wounding the proprietor's wife
including
The Hague, Jan. 9. Quick action by, a Nother- lands tug captain and a soldier barge laden with muitions from certain plosion when a motor boat mcored alongside it caught
fire, it was revealed bere lo-
daThe motor boat caught fre
no it was being refuelled ÿdator- day.
The tug captain, 28-year-old Jan Van Den Ouden, who was aboard the motor bost threw.
himself into the water. With the aid of a soldier in a small boat, he managed to push the two vessels apart before, the are spread to the munitions- laden barge.
The Are aboard the motor sergeant,—Franzu- | boat, was” later, put out by local
tremen-France-Presse.
дро two customers, an army. Presse.
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conflict of interests the fear of Hore.It is the book that angering powerful groups in the United States, during, election further estranging year, and Egypt has held Washington buck-Reuter,
DESERTER BACK:
Wilmington, Jan. 9. Monte Carlo, Jan. 9. Prince Rainier III and Ameri- Prince Rainier III of Monaco
Coventry, Jan. 9. can movie queen Grace Kelly left here to motor to will be married-In Monaco, the Beach, Florida, today after in-
The Queen will on March painer office joyfully announced dieating his wedding to im 23, lay the foundation stone of tonight.
queen Grace Kelly would take the £1 million stone cathedral being erected in Coventry to The one-sentence announce place in Philadelphia.. mont apparently meant that both
replace that smashed in a Gtrs, The Prince's chaplain. Fr. man air raid", 10 fears ago. — the civil and religious cere
Berlin, Jan. monies
"had hoped to have the wedding:
British goldier, who Gabriel Ollivier, General Comm causing considerable damage
present y deserted, Into the Soviet KODE country in deference to nijthis the courts and magistracies and Injuring two persons,
and tha missioner for Tourlam, and In- his bride, her family a
Yard's Best Year: Berlin, in: Arph, 1954, has will become less burdened. The authorities said there formation, burriedly summoned American people,
London, Jan. greturned to West, Berlin and the But as it cannot be as were do; catalitics. '.
newamen to his tiny office to Commenting on an announce
Monaco
Scotland Yard's Flying given himself up to
British authodilon, it was official Squad estimates that 1955 was sumed there will be any The shock came at 2.44 a.m..
the announcement after ment from a spectacular results from and lasted, three seconds. It was conferring with the director of that both; the religious and civil its best post-war year. It mad
idquarters marriage ceremonies would take over 800 trees and recovered this direction, Govern- felt
Ollivier did not
Father Tucker doubted whether valuables worth more than gave himself up on January In the town of Gragnepo, a Treasury, must realise the
three-storey house
collapsed. The marriage will be cele the omelalghar authority to £100,000 aterina urgent necessity of provide injuring ve men, one seriously brated IgMonaco e cald speak for the Prince
Emertency, phone call-made with him were ing more courte, moren Malonico, the school shortly, and then shook his head, the Prince has the list by dialing #99 Justices, and more rangi- bulding, muttered cracks in the to all further quee “Uyllisa and iba hamt and it yet" the moord-140,080, thir
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