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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1957.
NOTHING NEW
IN SOVIET NOTE TO BONN
By GERALD LONG
Bonn, Sopt. 8.
The first reaction in offical circles here tonight to the new Soviet note on Gorman reunification was that it con- tained nothing new. The theses It puts forward have been rejected time after time by the West German Government. The proposal for negolations between East and West Germany has been reject- ed by all parties in the West German Parliament, govern- ment and opposition' alike,
UNDERLINE
The new note does nothing mere than underline the com- plete deadlock on reunification, diplomatic sources said.
In all recent diplomatic ex- changes the West Germana, backed by the Western alles, "Four-Power rempon- repeated
RUSSIA
BLAMED
FOR
SUSPENSION
Bonn, Sept. 8.
sibility and froc elcetions," West German Government
while the
Russian and East Germans replied "East-West- German negotiations."
Political observers believe the publication of the nole, coming one week before polling in the West German gencrat election, Inny tend to damago still further the Social Democrat Opposition's claim that Russla mlight accept reunification certain conditions.
pro-
The Social Democrate pose, if they should come to office, to approach the Russians and the Three Western allies with a scheme whereby a re- united Germany, would not join Nato but instead a Europera security part guaranteed East and West.
HONEST TRY
by
Herr Erich Ollenhauer, the Chairman of the Social Demo- cratic Party, is telling election meetings that he knows this is no "miracle solution" to the Germon problem, but that his party believes it is worth an honest try,
The unyielding Soviet at- titude maintained in the latest note is hardly encouraging for this view, political observers consider
At a press conference, Herr Ollenhauer sald the proposal for a confederation between East and West Germany, mentioned again in the Soviet note, was not acceptable because it would mean that the division of the country remained and give recognition to the East Gorman Republle.
sources tonight blamed the Soviet Union for the suspension of Soviel-West German talks in Moscow.
The sources said that in the talks, which were suspended fortnight #go, West Germany had gone very for towards meeting Sovlei wishes on the conclusion of a trade agreement,
The fact that discussions had not continued was due only to the fact that the Soviet Govern- ment had not kept to the agreed agenda, which concluded the question of the repatriation of Germans from the Soviet Union,
West Germany claims that about 80,000 people in Russia have asked to be repatriated to Germany, The Russiana main- tain that there is no repatria- tion problem, only a few in- dividual cases remaining to be i discussed,
FORESHADOW
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antoina
Actress Sonia Graham admlis, that this bamboo-and-net crinoline looks very nice once it is on bui getting it on la somewhat of a problem. The crinoline is 20ft across and i is topped off with a 40-year-old camisole, once worn by Ellen Terry, and £200 worth of satin-and-silver-lace frock. Bonla wore it in the new musical "Meet Me By Moonlight" at the Royal Couri Theatre, · Liverpool. Keystone Photo.
taken by M.
The statement by Govern- ment
was sources
foreshadow observers here to the West German reply to a So- vict letter published here last; Tuesday.
OTHER NATIONS
MIGHT JOIN NUCLEAR RACE
Says M. Jules Moch
London, Sept. B. Jules Moch, French delegate to the United Nations Disarmament Sub-committee was asked in a recorded radio programme here tonight if he thought other nations would join the nuclear race if agreement was not reached on disarmament.
"If there is
no
The letter, from Mr Bladimir Semeonov, leader of the Soviet France would be
agreement, bridge from two sides of a n nuclear river, He claimed that the goy delegation in Moscow. to his West German counterpart, Dr power within two years," he had Arrowed but "he long as there remain Important diver- replied. He added that three or Rolf Lahr, said that if the talks four years efter France and other gencles, the bridge ig broke down it would be West countries would also be nuclear finished."-Router. Germany's responsibility.
powers. But M. Moch hoped
If Russia was not prepared to join in a conference the Big Four, at which the ques- tion of German reunification
The letter sald that the this position would not arise.. could be discussed and perhaps Soviel attitude to repatriation solved, it would make the was "not influenced by tempor- situation more difficult. The ary and passing considerations, Social Democrats, however, but only by the actual state of
continue to advocate things." Euch a conference-Reuler.
would
BRITONS SPEND
4 BILLION ON FOOD
London, Sept. 9. Britons spent £1,830 million alcoholic drink and
on
tobacco fast year, accord- ing to a report on national income and expanditure issuod hero today. The report sold £4,376 million was spent on food.
Despite pay increases, expen- diture on consumer goods rose by only half a per cent. The biggest fall in thly expenditure was on privato cars, motor- cycles and blaycles.
The military defence pro- gramme. amounted to an ex- penditure of £1,701 million
Whilo £407 millon was spent on housing, the report added.- China Mat! Special.
Headaches BAYER)
Toothaches
Colds
are quickly overcome by
CAFASPIN
It cald there was nothing to hinder a continuation of neg fintions on the other subjects on the agenda; Trade und a con- Bular convention. China Mall Special.
RUSSIAN JET SHAKES OFF
U.S. BOMBER
London, Sept. 8.
A member of the crew of the Russian TU-104 fot airliner which arrived here today from a fight to the United States, sald an American four-engined bomber tried at one time to accompany the Soviet Dĺsue, Moscow raido rés ported.
Lo added: *<IL WAS obvious that the Americana interested in were very
concerning
مامة
plane,”
But the crow "having noticed the plane, increased the revolutions of the tur- bines and the bomber quickly dimppeared from our sight,” he said.
Tho alman sald bomber left behind traila of white smoke and "one can supposo tčmi 15
the
doing its utmost” to klap with the TU-104. —— China Mall Special.
up
POP
WERE GOING HOME TOMORROW
"London
M. Moch, 蠱 former Prime Minister of France, was speak- ing in
Forum" radio press conference on the British Broadcasting Corpora don general overseas service, recorded before the decision to adjourn The programme was
the disarmament talks.
STEP BY STEP
M. Moch was asked why the Western delegates could not drop their comprehensive plan and instead porceed step by step, starting with the suspen- sion of atomle tests.
The
treaty must negotiated so that each step towards disarmament increases the security of all members," he replied
bo
Starving Seamen Rescued
not
Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 8. Malayan Ashermen rescued seven gaunt, starving Indonesian seamen drift- ing in a rudderless wooden boat off the isolated north
of east coast
Malaya yesterday.
In ten days the fishermen had drifted northward from Sumatra where they were On 口
run, constal trading several hundred miles through If you begin with a reduc- the South China Sea to Kelan tion of conventional weapons ton State, on the eastern tip of then one side is weakened. If Malaya
you begin with nuclear weapona Since leaving Sungei Lam- end suspension of tests, another pong in Sumatra they endured side is weakened,”
storms, hunger and thirst after M. Moch said that such steps their boat developed engino were sure not to be accepted by trouble, both sides.
"We can work only if we are unanimous," said M. Moch, who declared that an agreement must be reached acceptable to all nations."
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They said they prayed for rescue while existing on race and drinking polluted water by Allering in through a rag
Immigrating authorities 10- might allowed two of the men to Earlier in the programme ho remain on shore while they cald: "If we do not stop the sought help from a businessraan production of fissile materials, friend in Singapore. The others wo have done nothing for remained on board the vessel, peace,"
Rocounting their survival to Asked if he thought that Mr day the skipper Sider Bin Min, Harold Siassen, the American 40, sald the boat, carrying
address delegate to tho. talks was over twenty lons of rubber, had Please
and tions: Secretary, Hongkong optimistic, M. Moch declared developed engine trouble that Mr Stassen wa e man an uncontrollable rudder.
Soolaty for the Protection "devoted to peace."
Because they had no com- of Children, P.O. Box 2502 "If that means be to on puss, no one aboard knew they
Hongkong. optimist, then he is an optimist.” were near the Kelantan Coast M. Moch compared the dis- till their rescue yesterday by a armament talks to building afishing Geet-Reuter,
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