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More Allegations It Ignores A-Bomb Control: Moch Calls It "A Backward Step" Not Going

TONGKONG han again

H

become the target for

outragoons allegations. Washington.

In

officials Bre

quoted as docluring that our police connive with per- Manchester o Jureraz

frustrated Industrialist re- peats the old accusation 71 the Colony exploita labour in order to produce cheaply-manufactured goods

flurts.

that undersell British pro- The allegations, though base

require

and the

comment quick Government's ralegurient dental of assertion that the Hongkong

'PLEASE EXPLAIN DEMAND

LIKELY BY WEST

London, Mar. 27.

Russia today astonished the Western powers by putting forward a disarmament plan concerned only with the reduction of "conventional" arma- ments and containing no proposals for the elimina- tion of atomic weapons.

British

Cotton Man's Warning

Official sources said Mr Andrei Gromyko, To Hongkong

police refuse to cooperate deputy Soviet Foreign Minister, put the proposal with the United States

at today's session of the five-nation Disarmament Consulate-General In Ente prosecution of Chinese who Sub-Committee of the United Nations.

to obtain entry

affempt

menta

into

being translated Western delegates are anxious tonight

At first vimus to America by the pres¡ de clartly the Soviet proposals English and French, sentation of forged docu-s soon as possible.

sight it appeared to Western de ments and perjured state- The sources declined to dis-legates to come nearer to their

Bat close full detalls of the new long-held demands

supervision be scheme but said it proposed international

maximum mits for the forces control over disarmament. of the big powers. Those for 1990c has been a big obstacle He United States and Russia in of:

disarmament previous would be 1,500,000 each.

The

tabled by Mr paper Gromyko was in Russian. It was

in applauded the nutter should not allowed to rest there, longkong is entitled to some explanations as well as an apology by the State Depart- ment. Ir officials !!! Washington gave tongue to the false allegation Laund there has been no repudia- sion of the ngebey's reportj it would be enlightening to know from what source they obtained

"informa- thetr Lion," And on what sort of "evidence" the "in forrau- tion" was based.

IN this case the integrity of

IN

this

tolerated.

HE SEEKS TO REDRESS

BALANCE OF POWER

Ben Gurion Calls For More Arms

negotiations.

INLAND REVENUE, MEN GET TOUGH

COMMUNIST PARTY

OFFICES CLOSED DOWN IN AMERICA

New York, Mar. 27.

Federal officials today seized the Communist Party headquarters and the plant of its newspaper, the Dally Worker, for unpaid back taxes, a spokesman for the news- paper said.

Mr Alan

and

Delaware for

HAND BACK

CANADA DEMAND

Nero York, Mar. 27. Presidential

The

car-

didate for the United States "Third Party" has just be- gun his electoral campaign, with

of the annexation Canada

the United by State, as his main plusform plank.

R

He is Henry Krajewski, restaurant proprietor, formerly a pig breeder of Sreateus (New Jeracy) who considers that Britain should hand over Canada to the United States in settle-

of her war debts. ment

Krajewski first stood as the Third Party's presiden- In 1952, ttai candidate

otes in the politng 12,800 votes

Manchester, Mar. 27. Hongkong "Tike other countries in the past includ-

Max, Managing, munist Party of castern Penn- ing the United Kingdom, is Editor of the Dally Worker, sylvania

Voited Statca Treasury alleged non-payment of $389,205 going forward with a top-sid heavy development of its agents ordered the headquarters (about £139,020) in taxes,

and the newspaper plant to be

Protest To Ike cotton textile industry."

vizaled

He sald the agents told him

Mr E.

McGinnis, A.

District Philadelphia Treasury the newspaper would not published tomorrow.

Philadelphia, Internal Director, sald today's action was Revenue agents also padlocked timed to coincide with similar in other parts of the the headquarters of the Com- moves

country.

He said the padlocking was

the Revenue Agents requested by

last City who

for strict astil This

Mr

C. Henniker-Heaton, Director of the British Federa- tion of Master Spinners As- sociations, said this today.

DRIVING A WEDGE

Some

diplomatic

observers fil W the now Bulan move as

an attempt to drive a wedge between Britain and her West- e:n allies. Against American opposition Britain last your suggested a start on partial dis- Armament which concentrated on conventional forces.

Since then Britain has adopt- od with modifications, a three-

In a letter to the Manchester Guardian he said this develop- short-term offer ment may advantages but it was not in the Colony's best long-term in- terasts.

But

offers

Ιπ

CURFEW FOLLOWS CYPRUS

SHOOTING

be

in New York

wark issued

201 assessment against the Communist Party of the United States for the tax deficiency.

The

Communist Parly pro- 10 President tested vigorously

against

JE what Eisenhower

rulds" by

called "Gestapo-like the Treasury ogenis.

In a telegram to the Pre- sident,

said: ***To- the party Hawless attempt

10

every

| day's Nicosia, Mar. 27. British troops imposed a muzzle political opponents by

violates force police strict house curfew on.

American tenet of free speech, Frenaros village after two press and assembly."

Mr Henniker-Heaton said that Mr C. D. Silas, Secretary of the Hongkong Cotton Spinners' Association, claimed the present free trade situation was fair.

ho went on: "Hongkong a market for textiles of stage French plan for complete approximately 21⁄2 millon, the the Colony's police force

disarmament in both conveninjority of whom use cheap low textiles the United quality through all levels is being

tional and nuclear weapons.

Kingdom offers a market of 53 called into question, and,

The United Nations

a wide range of Sub- million for the allegation is because

Paris, Mar. 27.

Commitice also has before it qualities. and baseless, unwarranted

The Israeli Premier Mr single stage American plan for

Beneficia! To HK cannot be

Like the We are entitled to a full and David Ben Gurion said to partial disarmament.

proposals, this

The Reason Why "The major quantities of Bri-British soldiers were killed unreserved repudiation of day. his country would agree Anglo-Fronch

with pliot scheme ish textiles sent to Hongkong by terroriste, { the accusation by the State to a general embargo on

are part of an entrepot trade Frenaros is in the "Triangle | to the based on President Eisenhower's arms shipments

Mr Donald Moysty, Diretor Department.

skies"

for 19 which beneficial both to Hong-of Terror south of Famagustu,

the Internal Revenue The time also appears appro- Middle East once Israel's

* kong and they are no part of scens of many recent acts of

lower Manhattan Bureau's The attack. US admini-armed forces were as strong prevent surprise

tertor. priate for the

the real trade balance."

raid Incomes of f political States has also offered After

offices, other mentioning

A take a

report from much stration to

as those of the Arab bloc.

Famagusta to

parties were normally exempt reduce its armed forces to

points

sald, had said one of the killed which, he Floser look at this question,

used was a from laxation if they were 2,500,000 at an early stage

been He made the statemers in an

wrongly made by Mr Army lieutenant.

But any of Chinese Immigration.

Ga party xpenses. Russia will do the same.

Sils, Mr Henniker-Heaton The soldiers were killed Hongkong presumably has interview

concluded: "Mr Silas and I when driving

од Army Organisation claiming exemption must follow certain procedures, may sincerely disagree on patrol cur. Twenty-one British and the Communist Party had polley, but we must both do servicemen have now been failed to do this. everything possible to establish the true facts in the interests of better understanding and in order to assist our making the right decisions."-Reuter.

published in the

been chosen as the centre Influential afternoon newspaper for dealing with wholesale Le Monde.

cof

Applications for admission He expressed his scepticism into Amerien because of its about convenience. It is not thean erabargo,

Russia's

acceptance

responsibility of the Hong- He warned The kong authorities, however,

to investigate applicants for American vians; they cannot

equipped

a WOB

Wan

starts

Mr Gromyko did not com ment on the American proposal at today's session.

FRENCH ATTITUDE

an

killed in the terror campaign.

One requirement for exemp- Lánys forces were quickly deployed to hunt for the killerson was that no part of

organisation's activity should be BOMBS THROWN

devoted to attempting to la-

for fluence legislation

рго- Other terrorists threw bombs (paganda purposes.-Router. in scattered arees of Cyprus

having received from M. TALKS AT tonight, but without causing

M. Jules Moch said the new Soviet-Soviet plan revealed a

"very Egyptian

air force profound change of orientation" "horrible threat" 10 "It is probable that it will not Israel. Mr Ben Gurion sald the be possible to forn a definite be blamed if attempts are Arab blev's land and sea forces opinion about it until after made to defraud US coll-also were superior but his main

anxiety sular officials. There seems to be room for a inferiority in air defence.

revision of the Consulate system

of Perhaps the rucket could be broken by transference to Taiwan of the visa office fur Chinese

investigation.

immigrants.

functions,

It

As for the allegation that don

none.

about Israel's Gromyko the clarifications which, on various points, we will have to request.

'Not Decisive'

DELICATE STAGE

Bonn, Mar. 27,

Germany

France and West

casualties.

omeini

Gunmen in Limassol shot Cypriot Greek custome dead in the street today.

Southwest.

terrorists

car

Three Object To Nationalists

Nicosia, "With this reservation, and in

blew up a mountain consequence on Asked by Le Monde's corres-

a preliminary

culvert. over which British pondent about the possibility of boda," it is permissible to ab-

patrel cara were travelling. a new Wor, Mr

Ben Gurion serve that the new Soviet. plin

One swerved off the road and said: "This eventuality could

a profound change or marks

While alnce 1951

was slightly damaged. is rather unfair that long materialise only if believing orientation,

Nations and the

Troops in the second kong, which freely offers in their material superiority the United

directly con- parties the most

at opened fre

a figure seen facilities for United States the Arab leaders would decide

have agreed on the cerned

a hill. Searchers today narrowed their differences waving on མནཝ officials to carry out their to test their chances.

over the disputed Saarland and afterwards found a 13-year- special

should "In fact, the Arab countries necessity to seck jointly a pro- have to bear the blame if had always had this superiority gramme of global disanament, related economic problems in a old boy shot in the thigh

it was not de-in

conference of their Reuter. other words bearing both one-day

state

Becro- the system of investigation But until now

Faure and yields undesirable results.cisive. Thus in the naval field on conventional armaments and Foreign Ministry

nuclear armaments, Egypt had at the beginning two on

the taries, M. Maurice while destroyers

Israel had USSR declares today that this Professor Walter Hallstein.

In a brief statement to the La not the right way to tacklo

press after their meeting, both sweated labour

the "We were able to buy two of the problem. order of the day in this them in

Indicated that the series of dis- Great Britain; then

cussions, of which this was the

New York, Mar. 27. Colony. It can be treated Egypt got two more.

fourth, was nearing its climax.

India, Burma and the Soviet with contempt. The gentle- difference is not that bad. Two

Professor Hallstein caid that Union today declined to approve. man who lent himself to against four on sea--that ran be

"the nearer we got to the end the credentials of the Nationalist

discussions, the more such a ridiculous assertion managed.

jof. the

Trusteeship United Nations diflcult the negotiations become," Chinese representative on the

And M. Faure declared "Today Council.

The report of the Secretary- "In this respect, this plan is we delved into the most delicate problems." He hinted that the

General, Mr Dag Hammarskjold, German meetings may be at on the credentials of the mem-

bors of the Council was ap nothing like that.

Foreign Ministers or even Heads

proved by the Council by a vote of Government level.

of 11 in favour and with three the Franco-British plan which believe

rubber manage to keep our own."

France and West Germany abstentions (India, Burna

and "However, once a balance of bears on all the aspects of dis- are agreed that the Sour, which the Soviet Union)-Reuter, shoes, for example, could

is achieved, I will be armament and provides notably voted against autonomy last possibly qualify for im-power

the ready to propose that the Israeli for a halt in the manufacture October, should be incorporated perial preference, innuendo being that our Government agree to a general of nuclear

obviously

no POSHCRACS knowledge of our factory

laws or employment con-

And Tanks

But the

"On the ground, Egypt has

THE DANGER

"It propose

to use u pro- gramme which does not provido for any decisive measure in the atomic fleld where it lets the arms race continue,

ditions. It is also unlikely heavy and modern tanks: 30 clearly a backward step 113 next in the series of Franco- that he would evince any Centurions and Stalins. We have Interest in them.

compared with previous pro- But even posals. It is in any caso con He Anda it impossible to her eventually, we could siderably more, restricted than

that

our

manufacturers, aided and

embargo."--United Press,

abetted by the Department

of Commerce and industry,

weapona Reuter in Germany.

and France Presse."

The main issues at staka around the main problem are;

UniChinese Manufacturers Irish Partition For UN? The French want in order to

and Chambers of

Commerce, contrive to pró-

United Nations, Mar, 27.

duce commodities which do The Irish Premier Mr John Costello said today his Government not contain the required was considering submitting the question of the partition of quota of raw materials from Ireland to the United Nations.

the British Commonwealth. The Premier said his government had so far not taken any firm

decision on this matter.--France-Presso.

It is all rather, wearying. Apparently nautances by

the Board of Trade as well.

na Hongkong officials have

no effect on the minds of

aome British industrialists,

To them it is inconceivable

that anybody can manufac

provide them with cheap trans-. port of coke, from the Ruhr to Lorraine

The runing of coal from the Warndt 'mines in the Soar, which the French are exploiting

pliheads in France, from | Reuter

LOST-ONE TURKISH DANCER

ture commodities cheaper A slinky,, dark haired Turkish

than those turned out in England without indulging in some sort of skull duggery. All one can do la to fool worry for their ignorance and stupidity,

Her

Paris, Mar. 27. cabaret last Tuesday morning when sig left.

after demanding 20,000 trance | Aicho's mother mid Beauty, has danding

been from her mother.

daughter dance routine ofteti 'animing from hor Parle She bas not becní pten ence, evoked loud applause,

cabaret for eight days and sta local police fear she may Her mother wald the olive have been kidnapped, (12) skinned beauty was wearing a The 20-year-old giri, Alche plain, black drips and carried

Nana Walked out of the bal kar difewold WAR

She fear that one of her

daughter's admirery may have decided to spielt her away yo United

1

44 Arrested

In Bombay

44.

Bombay, Mar. 27. Police today arrested people who tried to march on the state council hare, defying ban co processions.

Stato Both houses of the Legislature began a nine-day debate on the Indian Govern- ment's bill to reorganise state boundaries. ·

This has led to riots and many deaths in Bombay and other parts of India-Reuter,

Nasser To Visit Yemen

Calro, Mar. 27. Egyblian Premier, iant Colonel Garnal V-Nalaobr” Han upcepted an Lion, from Jerom・ (King)

init the Yemenist

State of New Jersey.

He

Senate

'BARC

35,422

contested the 1954

elections in

the

and received voter, The

Vice-

presidential candidate for "Third Party? is a woman, Anne Marle Yero. -France-PreABE,

To S'pore

Singaporo, Mar. 27. Labour In Singapore is dearer than in Hong- kong and Hongkong indus- trialists, who came to Singapore recently in the hope of establishing branches, had to change their plans.

The Clairman of the Singa- pore Chinese Chamber of Com- merce, Mr Tan Slan Kew, said this today commenting on a. Hongkong report

Manu-- facturers Union, Mr U-Tat Chec as saying that Malaya's light.

not produce could Industry goods competitive, with those of manufacturerS bc- Hongkong cause of labour conditions,

President of the Chiness the

Mr U, who had returned from a month's tour of Malaya said Singapore would continua to buy Hongkong products for many years to come.

Mr U urged Hongliong Industrialists to send a. fact- finding delegation to Malaya to expand the market there.

Ho said Maleya, was flooded with

foreign

which Foods Hongkong could produce. Reuter.

'Ease The Squeeze' Plea

London, Mar. 27. Eleven of Britain's top Trade Union chiefs tonight ploaded with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Harold Macmillan, to case the "credit aqueezo" in-next month's Budget, de

They urged him to make selective cute in importe-as a means to the same end the staying of inflation.

Mr Macmillan told the delegátion

.

the economic committeo

of the Trades Union Congrees that he would keep their views. in mind, a joint statement sald,

W

Industrial circies-spid that the Union leaders warned Mr Macmillan bluntly that unless the rising cost of living were halted a new round of pay claimb must be expected-Reuter.

Two Injured By | Sniper's Bullets

Jerusalem, Mar. 27. A Jordan sniper shot and wounded two Isrdells in the new city of Jerusalem this evening, an Israeli military said-Reuter.

spokesman

Premier Resigns Report Denied

A Government

+

Amthan, Mst. 27.

official to denied, a report from day Beirut that the Jordanion Samir Minister, Mr Prime

Rifa', 'had resigned,Reuter.

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