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THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1956.
HOLLAND, MENZIES VISIT TO JAPAN
Beachwear From Paris
Paris US Would Use Atomic
Weapons In Korea If Attacked
Great Importance To And Striking "Hats
Commonwealth
ITALIAN REDS
TO STUDY
YUGOSLAVS
Belgrade, May 31.
A delegation of
the
Central Committee is to
FRESH APPRAISAL
OF RELATIONS
IN THE PACIFIC
By Fraser Wighton
London, May 30.
Political circles here attach great
Italian Communist Party importance to the visit of the Prime visit Yugoslavia to study Ministers of New Zealand and Australia Yugoslavia is to Japan, which they expect to result in understanding between that Togliatti, Socre greater tary-General of the Italian country and the two Pacific Common- Communist Party said in wealth nations.
the road travelling to socialism,
Palmiro
An
interview with the
official newspaper Borba today.
This was decided in two days of talk which he had will Pre- sident Tito, thus restorlig con- fact betwee the two severed by the Cominform 4t in 1948
ti ܕ pare
-
Chest
Signor Togalli edded he hoped a ddegation of Yugo- xinv Communists would a come to Italy to learn about the work of the Italian purly,
two Fiv Imen
RELATIONS NORMAL Signor Togliatti staled that relations between 1 Parties had normalised in the ᏓᏁᎸ . hetil from Muraday to vesterly.
The Italian IN Feard kw
committed ledged the
oguinal the Yugoslav party. Now Like flui #ty walled 14 learn how deep were the econy- me and social elanagan lalong placo in Yuguslu vin,
"Yugoslavia's way to solisrii has new forms different frotes other people's who also are ge ing towards socialistn."
Signor Togliotti added that he hud, beon received "with the treutest comradely allenton and with fraternal cordiality by Commando Tito and the Yantoslaw comrades with whom we came
Iteruter. into contagi
Jet Attack Exaggerated
London, May 30 The Earl of Munster, Minniskerr without portfolio. World thie House of Lords today that Pres reports last weekend of a
tack by twelve jei aliters on fribeaner in the eastern Aden Prxtrate were an exaggera- tin of the fucts.
Mr Sidney Holland's current discussions with Mr Ichiro
Free Kashmir Hatayama,
President Resigns
Karachi, May 30. Colonel
Sher Ahmed Khan, President of Azad (free) Kashmir, has signed, according to ports reaching here from
re-
re-
Japanese Prime Minister, will enable harra Lo give the Commonwealth Prime Irake comference hegy next month a valuable appraisal of Japan's pradition when it dis- Ps the Ple Eust situatársty.
MI
Menzies will be paying visit to Japari after the icle ronference
Trade Increasing
Following the signing of the his capital, Muzaffarabad, † 1951 Japanese penca treaty
tonight.
**** Aspocated
150%
الفائدة
and
i.y
It
Francisco, both Australia New Zealand established Pusat, diplomatic relations with Tokyo, and trade In both directions has been incrensing.
can ach fout of the President's, Pakistan--brückesi Vabrest Nad al resigns
Heal e WIN
Mensics
zud M:
Fostly Mr M Alz Mohamume 3 Yusuf, dy
Podlask when they come here. Mit-your-
religious afful 3 onth will be reviewing pad to have the whole pattern of their exun- been nominanted for the press | triesst
Dril trade with
In all-Jammnu dency by the
and this context they will be able Kasumi Moslema Lengte cite Rive thel appreciation of
Stride prospects with Japan
FR KOTO
CONVENTION PLANNED
لام
They will also be able to talk
inter-
A convention f the con- with British mizusters on Terence is planned for the nene national Asheries and other future to consider wallers cun- questions of particulur. interest cerning the Azad Kashmir Gov-to these maritime nutious,
Mir Aiz Mohamme<
Yumul la expected to form a The prospects of trade caretaker government Until D Tully representative me is form ch, the reports suict.
Azad Kashandy is that part of Kanlur Pat achninistered by Intáz Reuter
Paris, Mog 30
A Soviet economte delegation
tween New Zeafood and Aus- (tralia at Jupan ureely to be one of the most Important aspects of the Tokyo talks,
Free World Defence
Both Australia
the sterling
arel,
and
Nuw of
left Moscow today for Karachi | Zealand are full members
which a trade agreement to conclude
Pakistan and the Britain is the banker. And {!ween
Britain only recently encluded Soviet Union, Tuss atwo agency
a new sterling payments agree reported.
Soviet misjon, which ment with Japan under which The
talks their trade is expreted lg bulung, by air, will have
255 million terlag Pakistani
Governmental about
rach way in the next twelve oflek-France-Presse
months
He said two darkes Werc made by two jet aircraft against the position held by the tribes- | Jest men, who had refused to sur render.—Reuter.
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Commonwealth officinis, study - ing the various phases of recent relationa between
the
munist
Cum-
recently The oil and the new contrast very prettily a these pictures of beachwear displayed in the French capital Picture on left shows myian styles from the years 1900, 2009 and 1925; pleture on right showa contemporary styles, garnished with some striking bats.--Express Photo.
Marbles Were
His Downfall
Perth May 30. Marbles Uterally led to the downfall of schoolboy Alan Winston, spod 10.
A huge shopping bag.
col- containing
a mighty lection of marbies, swung from the handisbar of his bicycle
to on 10 school. The bag jammed In the front wheel, and he toured over the handlebars. He was taken to hospital
head with Injuries, or Chlan Mail Npecial.
Wan
AND NOW
FOR
French Armoured Cars For Egypt
FURTHER SHIPMENTS DENIED
Paris, May 30. France has completed the delivery of 40 speedy 13-ton armoured cars to Egypt but a Quail d'Orsay communique today formally denied a re port that France and Egypt were negotiating for 90 more.
The mass-circulation
nowe paper Franco Solr alleged that the Egyptian military attache to Saroit Okashi, Paris, Colomel wae about to close a deal with the French Government for the purchase of 90 armoured cars,
the Loday,
morning newspaper Le Figaro published of an Egyptian A photograph
loading Freach armoured cary in Murselile.
A180
EURAFRICA freighter
This information prompted Venice, May 30.
the Quai d'Orsay to Issuc A new Franco-Belgian
that more! "categorical dental" plan to create a "Eurafrica" armoured cars would be sold to community by merging the Egypt but an admission that 40 economies of six European had been delivered in accord-
ance with previous contracts. nations with their depen-' dent African territories was favourably discussed at the "little European" foreign ministers conference which ended here today.
M. Christian Pineau, French Foreign Minister, who intro- duced the plan said it should be worked out in detail by a special working group.
Explosive Question.
The question of arms delivery to Egypt is a potentially ex- plosive one in this country. Most Frenchmen hold Egypt Ingely
the for responsible strength of the Algerian rebels Aghting the French forces.
arized
Coming on the eve of a major National HI
typined political debate in the suggestion
tomorrow, publicity France's new
attitude Assembly positive
Ki non-Com.nunINI to European integration which given to such arms deliveries to blues
have been extremely became evident at the Venice Egypt could cause the Govern- embarrass. ment considerable conscious of the strategic
ment. mural importance of an
Japan Communist
In defence of the free, world, parti- cularly in the Pasifle region.
und atill- the
Laiks.
These officials have increas- ingly Folt Japan must be given her place in the comily of free notions on the basis of equality. Both Australku and New Zealand, along with other Com- monwealth countries including Britain, supported Japan's ed- mission to the £2,000 million sterling Plan" for the economic devc- lopment of South and South-- cast Asto
£
The working group, the con-
The armoured Curs are con- ference decided would bc
France's most modern attached to further inter. Eklered
efficient, capable of high governmental meeting
which jand was set for June 26 in Brussels speeds and particularly adapted
to desert fighting. to draft two treaties setting up a common European market and a European atomic energy, pool (Euratom).
APPROVAL NEEDED
By Jack Boyer
Seoul, May 30,
The Commanding General of the Sixth Turkish Brigade said today he has been told by American military authorities his troops will be supported by atomic weapons if the Communists renew the Korean war,
Brig. Gen. Hilmi Giray, in an He ackled that Turkey and exclusive United Press inter- Grocco are both members of tho view, said atomic cations could | North Atlantic Trealy Organisa- be flown la from Okinowu "In tion so fighting between the u matter of hours" to support | two countries" "wouldn't make United Nations grand troops. much seng," including the Turkish brigade.
5,000-man
Gen. Giray, speaking through An interpreter, said, "recorting to the best Information from
atomic
Go Home
Asked if Turkey might re- duce its force in Korea as the British have done, the general said, "We will either stay here
д
brigade of wd will go home."
his sources“
Wenporn, including cannons and artillery- sire pieces, have bern
Gen. moved
by the Communists into North Korea, He declined to elaborate on the nature of the sources.
Unconfirmed
Unconfirmed Republic 时 Koren intelligence reports have tox of the presence of atomic canon in North Korea, but n feading ROK general told United Press recently” he didn't think there were any bridges there
strong
enough to support the weight of the heavy weapons.
The Turkish general suggested. however, they could have been dismantled and brought in by
The United Nations Command has admitted It has received:
the
Girny. veteran of 30 years in the Turkish army, Is the son of an artillery major who was killed in World War I by British naval guns during a in the Dardanelles →→ United Press.
buttle
Wig v. Pate
In Rhodesia Court Crisis
Salisbury, May 30. Unless they can, comply
with the
unconfirmed reports that Communists have moved atomie weapons into North Korea. But by July 1 it said it has no proof the accuracy of the report.
for
sug-
gestion of their own Bar Council, members, of the The United Nations side yet Federation may find them turday unexpectedly called
selves in for a wigging a meeting with the Communista Tho Quat d'Ormy
for
tomorrow when they plead before munique stated that no further at Panmunjom
tor delivery of afternoon. A spokesman for the the Federal negotiations
Supreme Armistice
Coth armoured cara were in process. UN Military
Court. -United Press,
mission said "Communist viola-
com-
ADENAUER AVOIDS
SPLIT
to
thas of the armistice agree-
The Bar Council has decided
mont" will be discussed. He did that troon July 1 all members
not say whother or not the of the Bar appearing befbré
subject of atomic weapons. WILS Included on the agenda.
Atomic Training
Gen. Giray said if the
muntaia
the Supreme Court must, for the arst time in their careers, be fully wigged
At present only judges and some court officials wear wing in any
the Federation's Com-courts,
There has been so little dê-
0 suddenly, launch second invasion of South Korea mand for these aids to dignify they will “definitely" engage in atomic warfare.
Glen
of
of
that nobody can be found near- er than London to dream the legal brains in approved style.
One of the biggest wigmakers,
London has Informed o Rhodesian advocates that he cannot supply them earlier than September. an
Bonn, May 30.
ut To prepare for such an Dr Konrad Adenauer tack, the 48-year-old
general troops are being and his Finance Minister, sald, Turkish
ined in the same manner as Herr Fritz Schaeffer,
American soldiers in defence day reached "full under tactics in the event standing" on questions of atomic blitzkrieg. economic policy, which had been subject to dispute, a youngest
Government, brief nouncement said.
Herr Schaeffer is known to
the have sided with
Central Banking Counell when, on May 19. It raised the bank rate from 4 to 6 per cent. Dr Konrad Aderuar, in a speech last week, criticised the stop-
an-
yמדגם
So in the meantime advertise- the ments are liable to appear in in certain dignifled British
"agony" columns layiting wigs. no longer in circulation around the Old
to accept fresh airings on Courts to Balley and the Law Rhodesian heada,
Gleay, one
commanders Turloey's 500,000-man stid regardless of what kind of weapons are used "a well train- ed infantryman is still the best defence against attack."
Ho sald the entphasis
atomic war training for top and equipment mobility.
Spoiled Children
In
La on
Asked if Turkish troops would
His speech aroused a flood of rumours that Herr
Herr Schaeffer und Erhard, the Professor Ludwig
bo withdrawn from Koren If Minister
of Economics, would
war Turkey and Greece go to resign. These were quelled
the MAN over the Cyprus Issue, when Dr Adenauer announced general, said we will stay hero
confidence
Proterson
da long as the United Nations Erhard after a personal meeting needs us"
While the personal differences Geh. Giray said, however, he found in North African rebel appear to have been overcome, did not think his country would the Cabinet has yet to decide fight Greece. "We think of the its own views on how to ward Geels, as spoiled children. You off economic over-expanioncm't Oght a child just because Reuter,
of that
But so far none have been
hande.
д
Last summer France impocet to total embargo on arms When the working group pro-
Arab countries. This embargo dtoes * blueprint for six-year "Colombo "Eurafrica"
caused the halting of delivery of community in two cr three months tinc, the the remaining 30 armoured cars, the first 10 of which were de- foreign ministers will meet again
3
Press For Admission
to approve st, the conference livered in July 1955 when the communique staled.
contract was signed. The em- MALAYAN POLICE BAND
bargo woa lifted however, last
Mollet Ruling
Conference delegates. WCTC confident that the "Eurafrica" autumn. pinn would help France to over- The Commonwealth countries
difficulties in her African come are also in favour of Japan's dependcheles by boosting their admission to the United Nations, economies and raising living which has hitherto been block-standards. ed by the Soviet veto,
But last winter the new gov
by Premier The Venice conference left ernment, headed unsolved the controversial prob Guy Mollet, ruled that no light Mr. Metzles and Mr Holland fem of whether to limit Euratom prins would be delivered to are are expected here to assure the to peaceful applications or to Amb State. After lifting the Japanese Prime Minister and extend it to include production general embargo, France Foreign Minister that their gov-of milliary atomie weapons, A chipped" a further 20 armoured ernments, will continue to press decision on this point was ro- come to Egypt in March 1985. for Japan's admission to the ferred to the next fuli ministerial The last 10 were delivered this world omnímation-Reuter," moeung later this year--Router. | month.
Martine Was Main Attraction
Tokyo, May 30.
FORE than 1,000 per-
Mos jostled each other
Strlet diplomalle protocol was |
observed for Mr Holland, who will spend seven days in Japan se a stalo guest,
for elbow.space at Tokyo! international airport when | Jopancer Forelin Minister New Zealand's Prime Marmora Shigemitsu ath Minister Sidney G. Hol
of diplomata from BOGO nations lined up, at the chil land's plane arrival from
n the red carpet to welcome Hongkong.
the Prime Minister and his wife,
But about 900 of them came tos; 100,, another passinger. glamorous French movie star
* Knerting. Carolant, CONS
Aimultaneodajnerical/ of
The
tho two turned the Fairyipes, into near bastain,
carpet while Mr Holland was delivering a briet speech";
Mr Holland then was 'whisford; away, in a Ilmousine, leaving Miss Carol smiling graciously for nearly 100 cameramen **It is so lovely that you all camio
out," she ankt:
I na going to buy a kimono in Japan, I bought, four Chinem dresses ins - Hongkong *and." Kenz » going to | weng
than
pollcommon
were
But on the long balcony, above
hundreds of common folk About (wiaved anka, koutet perenlints Sawallowed up by the crowd to the blue3e / are tracanal when in theyʊ i tried for holch back.omg
In their full-dremq; unafarm of tropical white, with Blug' socoutremonts,, the Band, of the Federalien of Malaya Poliod. aro 'showin“ Tabeursing at tho. Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, - for. their appearation my the Royal Taarniment
In spite of the Bar Council's ruling, Rhodesian nivoenica are sul arguing the case of Wid versus Pale.
Said one councel for the wigs: "It is a
back tradition going to the Romans. It lends díźnity to the wearer and to the coat.
The boreheaded school' replies that not only are wigs country,
NECESITY in a
Rhodesla, which should
bulld
up its own 'traditions, but are Positively uncomfortable In the troples-China Mall Special
Foreign Aid Amendment Wanted
Washington, May 30. Republican Representative Frank Bow
tow of Ohio saliek day ho would introduco amendment to the foreign ald bill designed to bar Amerionn
to
any country which exercised judicial control Amorlean troops 'slationed there.
Ho fold an American reporter, ho would make a speech. În tho, House
of Representatives · tom" mornow explaning why so tài tends to amend the foreign ald blil when it comes to the floor on Juno.6.
Mr Bow's proposal Wom tentative. House approval- last year but won later abelved. It came up ngain" bedord – the
·House Foreign Affairs Com- mittcg recomily and was turned down in a closed semion Reuter,
Cat Saves Owners
Wellington, May 30
A Dunedin couple. probably own their lives to their pet, cal Its loud moowing one night wakened them just in time to oscape from their blazing house, "Nothing 'was 'sovod.---China Mall
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