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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1957.
JAGAN TO EAST BERLINERS FACE DILEMMA
CONTINUE
TALKS
Georgetown, Aug. 18.
Red Deportation Or Flight To The West
Berlin, Aug, 18.
or
Some 33,000 East Berliners and their dependants may soon face the alternative of Communist deportation TALKS on the forma-flight to the West.
tion of a new They are residents of the Soviet sector who government here will have their places of work in West Berlin and twice be resumed tomorrow dally cross over the Iron Curtain that divides the between the Governor, city.
-
Sir Patrick Renison, East Clerman Communists in mark-give their fellow East and Dr Choddi Jagan, the past weeits inave whipped up Berliners "dangerous whose People's Pro-ampalen of pressure against pimpl" of Western standards of
them. announcing drastic mea- Hving. gressive Party won sures will be taken shortly. The Communists have already last week's general In addition to the East Der-announced they intend to force
flacrs
1,000 East Ger- the Bortler crossers to pay taxes election.
mans from border areas around in the East in future.
According to German On Friday the Governor West Berlin face the same nl-
they now pay taxes in told Dr Jagan that he temnative unless they lay down
West.-United "Press. would invite him and their jobs in the West. other party members to he members of the Excentive Council Al ministerial undertake duties.
WOULD NOT
Under the new constitution no provision has been made for u forter of the House. It is ex pected at Dr Jagun will be the inofetal leader.
PARASITES
East Darlin Mayor Fritz. Ebert, charging the group with being "parnsites of the cold war" has set himself up a the head of a special committes to draw RP MCDNUTCZ Dgainst the
"border" (rossers" As they ara termed in contemporary Cierman
lung.
well na
It was nut expected here that Sir Patrick Renison would exerelse hic alist under the und constitution i. Bone the
number maximum toate urcmcial members, it Jogan was deposed as Chlet Minister by the British Government jour years ago on allegations that he was Try- ing Lore! up a Communist
itate.
ROYAL VISIT
Dr Chudeli Jagan will ad British Gunn's delexation to The opening of the We In- de Federal Legislature which IN ta be fnaugurated by Prices; Mature to Trinidad informer Post April
Pres.
British
Luci in the Enst,
lhw
KNOWLAND
PESSIMISTIC
OVER
DISARMAMENT
contemplated
the Washington, Aug. 18.
The Senate Republican lender, Mr Williant Know-
US - Soviet Rerial inspection system now included safeguards against cny surprise attack while the plan was in operation.
Senator Knowland won pessi mistle about the outlook for negotiating
disarmament agrzemeit! with the Russians.
ECONOMIC and, suid today that the
TALKS IN MOSCOW
Dumascus, Aug. 18.
Western political observers understand the Communist mea- Syrian Defence Minister. He said the recent London con- FINS thay include Joss of Khaled Azem, aunounced to- couptas for rationed food day that the President of Syria's Economic Develop- thr cxpulsion hou
Hassan Council, homes at possible deportation ment to distant Arcos unless the Jebbara, would soon go to "border cross-rs" ntetpi jobs in Moscow to inform the the East by the end ot nex!
authorities Soviet
about month.
The West Berlin City Govern public works projects which ment and the West German Syria plans to carry out. Federation of Unions, have Azim announced Jebbara's pintested the threatened Con- forthcoming departure munist action.
testifying before the parilanient- The Union Federation hezary foreign affairs committee on recent negotiations 1 announced It will seck to bring his the matter before the United Moscow and Prague.
through
Inter- the Nations
Federation nalforiol
Fres Unions.
of
VARIOUS REASONS,
that the
after
WILLIAM KNOWLAND Prepared To Fight
the us- ference showed that or in
sians were sti "just as deter- nined as ever to have their own way" in any arms limitation pact.
Azem
Jebtaru shid that would tell the Soviet authorities about Syrian reeds for experts 道
of various itinds, Final detalls concernlug this problem will be couress sa here today.
embodied in agreements to be The your said that Jagan also
Observers any there are vari- concluded in
Moscow proposed to request British Gulan's Governor Sir Patrick us reasons behind the surprise Demoreus, the Minister sold.
ADJUSTMENTS Renkon Invite Princess Communist action.
tu Margaret
visil 10
One is that the group includes
Meanwhile, the Syrian Gujana during her tour in the macrous skilled workers, tech-
DON'T ABANDON nicians
and construction Cabinet has authorised The Caribbean txi April.
to start The yours ago, when Princess specialists whose service: would Economie Ministry
He said on a television: pro- Margaret toured the West Loost Communist manpower innegotiations aimed at adjusting gramme, however, that the US indica,
its efforts conetude hould not abandón agreements she did
to industrial production.
Carlier not go
Another is Betish Gulana berance of the
berder between Syria on the one hand to obtain a disarmament, agree- eventually more unseed political conditions crossers, who get part of their and the USSR and Czechoslo-ment because thera-Beutey and France comings in West marka-worth|vskia on the other, with the enlightened Soviet leaders may four times-as much as the East results obtained by Azem dining see the desirability of a fool-
his recent Moscow and Prague prooi plan. talks.
Senator Knewland said he Referra to these inlits waa prepared 50 fight member of the Foreign Affairs Senate support of any "open Committee, Populist Deputyrke" nerini inspection system Aboup-Wahab, told the pressnow that the proper safeguards that Azem'e statements to the had bren Included, committee had demonstrated He said he once Icarest a that the Soviet Union was notlluation in which the Russian giving conditional air to Syria." planes, after five or six peace- He added: "It is more like nful fights over the United loan with an interest of 2.5 per States, might use is next flight. cent, repayable over several jas a means of launching years," and said the committee stomle attack on US territory. was told that the agreements
OBSERVERS concluded with the Soviet Unica "were purely commercial To preclude such an attack,
--Franco- (Senator ang unconditions."
Knowland sold. the Presse,
presen plats called for Ameri- can obsorverz to examine the Soviet plane in Moscow to
Need For Trained
Men In
The Caribbeans
London, Aug, 19.
A Colonial Office Report published here today said that with the approach of political federation in the Caribbean, "the need for trained men in
government service, and indeed in public life generally, has become, if possible, urgent than it was before.”
cven more
The Report was made by Sir and responsibility to new hands: Stephen Luke, Comptroller for die approach to Federation has Welfare in quered up fresh and dramatic Development arel
of It crilled prospects
national full- the West Indies. "Development and Welfare in meni," the Report declared, the wt Indies 1955-1956." "Contructive energies been released by the constitu- dent theres which in receb) years have transferred authority
have
NEPAL PHONE SYSTEM TO BE MODERNISED
UNSATISFIED
But it added that there re- mained "ก large unsailoned
accompany the Soviet
Lor
an
crew
Another Sues make sure it was unarmed and
Confidential
The
in the flight over the US.
He said the reverse procedure would be applied to US Aights over Russian territory.
the
run
London, Aug. 18.
Senator Knowland also said Dennis Hamilton has started a
be had no intention now of action against resigning from his Senate million-dollar Confidential Magazine for leadership. But he declined to article entitled, "What Diana ontwer 01: questions about Dors Never Know
10 About Her whether he intended Husband,"
the agains! fiver-Lovin'
Coveritar Goodwin for
Republican Drilly Sketch reported tonight, Knight
masculbr 32-year-old nemination for the California husband of the bacony British Governorship next year. United movie star angrily told Sketch Press. vlees, more schools, improved Interviewers, the story said, that increased social benefits and rison Consdential
presentative th Great Britain ilke.'
The Report sald a major com- for that amicunt in damages.
The arilete opptared la the issue of the September magazine, now the centre of Hollywood el trial.-United Press
demand lor better health ser
housing, hotter water supplies, he was suing editor Robert Har-
plicating factor was "the rapid poputation of the Fred."
and inexorable growth of the
it considered the large-scale and un- migration of skilled skilled West Indians to Britain Katmandu, Aug. 17.
as "the most interesting factor US technicians will
in the
the field of Inbour." modernise Nepal's telephone This migration grew con- system and expand facilities siderably during 1955 but ap- on Himalaya's famed funi-pared to be stadtwning towards cular railroad, one of the the end of 1938.
Whether this was because of world's oldest and longest, fear of the discomforts of the the government announced English winter, or the greater today.
dimculty experienced by West The 14-mile funicular, built Indians in the autumn of 1956 by British engineers more than in security employment in the year ago, spans Dhutsingh United Kingdom, or whether and Katmandu ucross the lower are slut wishing to go were several finding difficulty in ruising the Himalaya ranges. At points it reaches 9,000 feet and meczury passage money, it is is used to carry most of the hard to any."-Reuter. consumer goods Imported from inkila.
DOUBLED
American plans envisage total 25-mile span-on exien- 10ward Bhalsc scuth Mon where the new Tribinuvana Rajpath starts and a four-mile extension in the north into the heart of Katmandu. Its cargo capacity will be doubled,
The telephone network cx- pancion will include a trunk ine from the capital to th etet Nepal Industrial town of Biratnagar.
b
The construellan: will pupervised by the Americon Economie Co-operation Mijualbe 10 Nepal-Unley Pres.
"POP
SO SORRY
Footballer Dies
re-
G
German-Soviet Talks 'Stormy'
West
Hamburg, Aug. 19.
Ambassador German
con-
Rolf Lahr, head of the delegar tion taking part in the West German-Soviet negotiations in Moscow, suld on his arrival here today that the atmosphere of the talks was "stormy." Lahr was recalled for sultation by West German For- Ipoh, Aug. 19,
eign Ministér Heinrich Von A fourth member of the Feral Brentano as a result of row dit- stile campion scecer team died ficulties, encountered during tite today from Injuries in A car talks, about repatriation of Ger crash a dortnight age in which rnan nationals still held in the three other players were killed. Soviet Union,
He was Chan Peng-lum, 25, who was one of six travelling in a car after helping his lecm, holders of the Malaya, Cup, besi Perlis State-Router.
Consult
Lahr said he would with Von Brentano in Bean on Tuesday and that he would re-
to Moscow "shortly." turn Franco-Pressc.
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