THE CHINA
UN DISARMAMENT SUB-COMMITTEE MEETAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956.
Moch Will Attempt To
Former China
Missionary Dies In Ireland
Bellevue, Neb., Feb. 23. THE Most Reverend Ed-
Tward J. Galvin, founder
Reconcile
East-West
Paris, Feb. 23.
French Foreign Minister Christian
of the Catholic Columban Pineau disclosed today at a press Missionary Society, died today in Dalgan, Ireland, conference that M. Jules Moch, French de- of leukaemia contracted legate to the United Nations Sub- while he was a prisoner of committe on Disarmament, would make a new effort to reconcile British, American. headquarters and Soviet disarmament plans when the sub-committee meets at the beginning of
the Chinese in his diocese
of Hanyang. China, the
Society's said.
Bishop Calvin, who
73,
founded the Society in Ireland March. in 1918 and in 1820 ved s The headquarters to Omaha.
final move here was made in 1928.
Turning to the Saar problem, M. Pineau said the question of the political return of Ordained at St Patrick's College the Saar to West Germany could not be separated from economic guarantees for France.
Maynooth, Ireland In
1909,
Father Galvin served as assistant in Holy Rosary Parish in Brooklyn, New York, until 1912, when he made his first trip to China,
Four Years
The Foreign Minister Indicated | Premier Guy Moilet and him- that there was a very close zelf, M. Pineau repiled that he relationship between the West could say nothing about this He remained thare four years. German zovernment's reply, ex- for the time being He added
then returned io ireland 10
pected on March 3, on the ques that he did not want to pre- found the Order of Foreigntion of the canalisation of the judice the proposals that tho Missionarles.
Moselle River and the directive Soviet Airbassador to France, that will be given to the Freuco Mr Serge Vinogradoy, might German experts negotiating the make after his return from Saar problem.
Moscow
The first group of Columban Father missionaries
under Galvin went to Ching in 1020 and was located at Hanyung. which is near Hankow in the Yangtzo River In central
Ching. Blahop Galvin's dioceSE came uder Communis role in 1920 for a short period. The Japa- nese moved in in 1937 and established the Honkow zone and Inter mounted a full-
scale
occupation.
citizen of Ireland, Galvin was allowed
Belog
Bishop to remain at his post. The priest was visited after the war in 1948 by Francis Car- dinal Spellman, Bishop Fulton 1. Sheen of New York and Archbishop Gerald T. Bergen, of Omaha.
M. Pineau said that from the juridieni point of view, the situa- tion of the Saar remained the same as it was before the recent referendum,
Not Realistic
He added, on the other hand, that it would not be realistic
not be taken into account the Saar population's rejection of a European status for the territory.
Referring to the Franco- Moroccan
negotiations now underway in Paris, M. Pineau said the question of Moroccan independence and Franco-
inter
and
M. Pineau said he did not think it possible for Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulga Communist Party First Secre tory, Mr Nikita Khrushchev, to stop in Paris on their way to Britain next April.
possible
He thought it was the Soviet leaders might come to Paris on another occualon.
M. Pineau also disclosed that he had recently made proposals to the governument to intensity cultural relations and cultural exchanges between the East and West.
Then the Chinese Communists Moroccan
took over the area, systemu should be linked together french government would open
Columban added that it tically expelling
was not possible missionarles until only the for the Franch government to bishop mid five priests re- abrogate the 1912 protectorate mained.
treaty for Morocco. Parliamen- tory legislation would be neces 2nry for such abrogation, pineau sold.
He said that next Monday the
He talks with representatives of the Tunisian government to resolve certain dificulties th carrying out the Franco-Tunisian conventions.
These difficulties werc considerable and arose mainly from differences of interpretation
convention, M. Pinesu saldı
M.
M. Pineau said that France, strongly desired a conference ou the Middle East, similar to the 1954
ота
Geneva confererice Indo-China, He added, on the other hand, it would be difficult to get Israel and the Arab states around the same table.
Matter Of Time The blahop himself was expelled In 1952 after three years of food and house arrest, poor constant questioning When he arrived at Hongkong, Indications of leukaemia were discovered. After a series et treatments เรา the United States proved unsuccessful, he was told that it would only be a a matter of time until the
M. Pineau said that France's disease claimed his life. The order which he found now position in the Middle East was France would, has about 30 priests and 200 a peaceful
encourage any nuns. Missions are located in therefore, not the Philippines, Japan, Korea, aggression, but would offer her Middle Australia, New Zealand, the good offices to Fuji Istards, Vietnam, Formosa Eastern problems, and South Aineries.-United Asked about the Press,
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Streamlined and ultra-modern in design, to meet the exigencies of the atomio axe, is this new
Canadian destroyer escort vemel St Laurent. Picture vna, taken off the cost of Bermuda—the 81 Laurent was heading for Key West, Florida, to undergo exhaustive tenta by the US Navy's operational development testing facilities. --Express Photo.
NO TALENT
FOR TRAVEL
Auckland, Feb. 23. Three sophisticated per- formers, at a talent con- test in Auckland tummod down the first prize of A free air trip to Australia and a theatrical audition in Sydney.
The prize went to a cornat player, who came fourth in the contest- China Mail Special.
ARABIAN SLAVE TRAFFIC
Britain Attempting To Stop
Traders
London, Feb. 23.
Britain is attempting to halt or curtail slave traffic in the trucial coast area of Southeast Arabia which is under British jurisdiction, British officials said
'GOOSE STEP' here today.
FORBIDDEN
Bonn, Feb. 28. THE "goose step" is for-
T
Britain takes special interest in the glave question because of its commitments in Arabia and the Persian Gulf area, and because British public opinion has been shocked by reports of the slave traffic, officials said.
Britain is not authorised to bidden in the new West interfere in the Internal affairs
German Army, according of the seven frucial stated Coloured Voters to its training régulations. locul chiefs there have agreed to
of certain of the terms of the They make no motion of the Brant tree status to any slave
The Tubistan government has also asked to participate in the security measures that France has undertaken in Tunisia, M. Pineau added.
the
Vietnam Elections
M. Pincou said that France would not reply to proposals from several countries for the reopening of the Geneva con- ference on Indo-China before SEATO conference opened In Karachi on March 6. Such a reopening of the Geneva con- ference would only be useful if the United States and South Vietnam, which were not signatories of the 1954 Geneva agreements, took bart, M. Pineau sald.
step and forbid the teaching of movements not spedited. A Defence Ministry spokesman said there was no need for the goose step, which had been used largely in parades. Units of the new army, almost of them moterised ON equipped with tanks, would not march past, but would Fido past.
ridio
The regulations for basic train
ing lay down that barracks square drill shall take up only five per cent of the three months' course, compared
with 30 per cent in the Nazi
ny, but combat training will take up 50 per cent, com- pared with 30 per cent in the old aring.
Rifle Drill
Only specified undis will do
rilje drill. About
who obtains a freedom certif- cate from the British authori lies, British sources said.
The slave trade is flourishing and centres chiefly round Saudi Arabia and the Yemen in the area formerly known as
"the pirates' coast," sources said,
Bill Second Reading
to
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Communist Prestige Increased By
Greek Elections
By Charles Ridley
Athens, Feb. 23. Pro-Western Premier Constantin Karamanlis said today that despite his narrow election victory last Sunday, the Communists "undoubtedly increased their political power, prestige and influence” in Greek affairs.
However, the six-foot, dynamic Premier said, he still hopes to have his National Radical Union Party coalition rule alone for the next four years. In an exclusive interview with į (The Ministry of the Interior the United Press in his Parlia-announced yesterday that the ment building office, Mr Kara Karamanlis majority had been manlis spoke freely his views on raised to 161 sonts to 189 for Communism and the future of his opponents.) his government.
The interview with United Press preceded the Premier's Arst general news
conference since the election.
Prominent Play
interview
"In the elections, I could' have had the support of any party I wanted. But I had the courage to run alone and I
won.
"The centre parltics similarly should have had the courage to
run without the Communists.
It followed a similar exclusive That way they would have Mr gained more cents for them-- a lender of ❘ selves and the Communista
would have gabiéd less.
Sophocl with
the opposition Democratic Union action, in which he charged that Mr Karamanlia won the election through "pressure and abuse.”
In view of the fact that the Venizelos interview was given prominent play in all Greek newspapers, hir Karamanlis was particularly anxious to give his side of the
story
According To Law
"Venizelos charges that tho government rigged and pres- sured the elections neo out- rageous. It was the most honest election ever seen in Greece.
It was run according to tho he beloved law and the Constitution, and
those who announcedi to protest to the they plan
Asked whether the Communists were, boosted by the elections, the strikingly handsome Premier fixed his black eyes on the reporter and said in staccato phrases;
"Undoubtedly the Com- munists increased their power,
prestige and influence as a re-
sult of the elections.
tangibly with
They increased the power Etats in Pariis- ment.
(The camouflaged Communists in the EDA won 18.seaty, and the fellow travelling Working
People's Union Party wen 19).
Centre Parties Fault
"Numerically, they do not
a danger, represent
but the improvement of the Communists' moral standing is what counts.
court
should show respect for the law and the Constitution by refrain- ing from making such protest. It was an honest victory."- United Press.
US DENIES BLACKLIST ALLEGATION
Washington, Feb. 23.
The State Department "The improvement in Com- today denied a newspaper munist prestige and moral in-report that the government uence is entirely the fault of had agreed to observe an the centre parties of Liberals Egyptian "blacklist" of George Papandreou and Sop-
hocles
Venizelos who teamed American ihippers trading with the Communists for the with Israel in sending aur- purpose of the elections:
plus wheat to Egypt.
"If I were not for this
The Now York Post, fis al
saidi alliances, the Communists would report from Washington, not have gained more than 15 three federal agencies bad ap- proved a shipment of 55,000 tons seats and would not have had a boost in the eyes of the clec-of surplus wheat worth more than four. milion dollars torate — which they got as á result of the centre partes (£1,428,500 sueling) to Egypt and agreed it should not be carried in any vessel blacklisted by Egypt or any ship that passed through Israeli waters o run ports.
Capetown, Feb. 28. South Africa's Parliament in a joint altting tonight gave a second reading to the Nationalist government's bill remove coloured voters from common electoral rolls,
The government's extra sup- by
porters in the Senate enabled the "However, the majority. I got Nationalists to reject by 171-even though slenderis voics to 65 United Party enough for my party to amendment to kill the bill.along for a full four-year term, Reuter,
ns is my intention.
The slaves reportedly дго captured in Central Africa, Ethiopia
Zanzibar and traders, who are often disguised De missionaries,
Open Market
The slaves are then shackled and shipped via the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf to the heart of Saudi Arabia, where they are sold on the open market to leading Arabian familles.
wald
France continues to support
Authoritative quarters 100 Defence Ministry the holding of general elections
officials are still working on Britain will continue to prompt and Soutn throughout North
new army regulations which amendments to be tacked on to mord effective anti-slavery Vietnam In July, 1958 in sc-
will take advantage of the cordance with the Geneva agree.
M. Piacou sald ments,
He
experience of the last war the International Anti-slavery and the Korean and Indo-Convention which was signed in added, on the ohter hand, that
| 1026. China wars. France does not possess the
Basic
training material means of imposing the
will be hard, but each recruit will be respected Britain playčkă azi nzilve roll olections upon the country.
anti-slavery and in drafting an As an individual. Duty free time will be clearly agreement which will be sub marked off from one another, mitted to the United Nations Air force regulati
be Economic and Social Council at tions will largely a translation of those in its session next April, these ure in the American Air Force, quarters sald-France-Presse.
As for the March 4 elections lis South Vietnam for 6 con- stituent assembly, M. Pineau said this was a Vietnam Internal question and France would take no position.
M. Pincau said that while it was necessary to maintain an organisation Buch as the South- cast Asia Treaty Organisation in cigo of a. conflict, the essential problem was not mill-
In
tary but economical and social.
Turning to the situation South Vietnam, M. Pindau koid || that although recent events [in Indo-China had not been cám- Frutico, pletely, favourable to
the French government must respect whatever Bettioments that are decided upon.
Delicate Problem ·
About 250 translators are at
present working on this task.
Command regulations for all
three services are being work-' POUJADISTS
ed out, in
in consultation with NÁTO, China (Mall Special.
Malta · Governor
To See Lennox Boyd
London, Feb. 28.
FINED FOR PROCESSION
Lic. Feb. 23.
A Lille court lodoy ordered 12 Poujddiet supporters to pay
odc. 15 Procion
vehicles carrying
Sir Robert Lágokk, the small fines for organising uri Governor of Malta, arrived in irregular automobile processions London by air tonight for tolls through the streets of Lillo with Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd) | Curing the electoral campaign; Secretary
of States for the Colonics He added that he hoped a
The public prosecular sald Boltlement would be done for The Governor will report on public order had been disturbed the probberts of Franco-Viotr the position in the Coorgeby the trade tiefore the expiration of Croe Island" following the re- Pouledit's tilo
agreement on centrerendum there on pro slogans supporting the right present February 29.
pošala for clower integration wing and fax movement of
Britain
Pierto Poujats, vis December 30, It, Pinsedit paid the evacuation Though about three-quarters of the French dmjádillobery
Tho two chint organisers, of the volem cast were ini lavour corps diben Souls Vallom, For of the quoted by the South Vietnam only about 56 percent of the charges ascalost them were ined pfopbents for integration Auguri Honore, and Albert Lailer, who admitted to the Covertiment, would wait Fredi electorate military.de,
votod
20,000 dranos seis (about #57), Bit Ruber, said he tomat
with
P
25d fed that the stiti mai thọ returendum Wine not velcy - Another aftagach mined the delicate problem of conclusive, but adsed "fit Fer Ends Franko oldin by." Ita" butulkay think: the Pring - Mitultery Me roerendibility four file yo trierrió ut ties Churaya danbruise: Doris-Minoli, tiny consé tan corse Find 17,000 dinca (6%)}}{203) on Indo-China, tợn - kaluridles time agrostnent which la going to be bother, nina perora, diundi)
collaboration.
New Finn President
AN AZ09 (New &
newly-elected Fresident of Finland, soon afť Shanks after źroelling news of kin, eldes kkerna, wild is Willand's 'Priinä "Minister,"bit te din poll, by two yuits). He takes up thé Fre-
Chin Mesh – La-Express Photo,;
The
Not A Gift State
Department spokesanan, said wheat "was not girt but a private sate between on Américah seller and an Egyptian buyer,
As tho wheat was local
States
the
Fuld for currency under United
surplus disposal laws, State Department's only action was to issue purchase authorisation guaranteeing lors
dol-
to the American solier. The department was reimbursed with Egyptian currency,
A spokesman said the State Deptatment was not Involved in any conditions fold down by the Egyptian buyer on actual transportation Reuter.
DI Whest
Singapore Women Energetic
Singapore, Feb. 24:
Mrs Ammu Bwaninadran member of the Indian Patlik- ment, said here last night that Singapore women were more energetic than women in India
She said: "Most of the woman I have
engaged
In
met here are fully
social activities" Mrs Swaninudran is on a short Bvisit to Maldym・ to guit” FLOWE hand knowledge of the condi tions of deck passengers travel- |ling between Indian and Maliyan ports. She will submit a report on this to the Indian Ministry of Transport-Router,
NORWEGIAN ENVOY TO CHINA
Paris, Feb. 23, Chairman Mao Tse-tung of the Chinese People's Republic afternoon "received":"Mr Ernest Krogh-Hanson, the arst ambassador of Norway to China, the New China news
news, agency re ported, t
Mr Chou E-34 mler and Foreign, Minister, present at the receptiveREW