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ADVISER TO EISENHOWER
R Eisenhower's invita-
Mtion to Mr Adia! Steven-
son, titular hend of the Democratic Party, to ossiat in planning a common two- party approach to problems that will arise at the Paris "ummit" meeting has been accepted and it is possible that part of his role will be to smooth over the car- rent difficulties with France.
Mr Stevenson has alrendy swen
M. Pineau, the French
Foreign Minister, and al-
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CHINA MAIL
No. 38905
·Established 1845
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957.
Price 20 Cents
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DAKS Whiteaways
'THE KANDUR COMFORT EN ACTIDOS YOGUERIN
JEONG HONG た KON LOON
DULLES WARNS AGGRESSORS PAKISTAN
US Retaliation
If NATO Forces
Are Attacked
By CHARLES M. SMITH
Chicago, Nov. 20.
though the outcome of their Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles,
talks has not been made public it is believed that they were satisfactory. Whether Mr Stevenson will uccept an invitation to ac. company the President tu Paris in his role na ndviser is not known and doubt. leas such a move will de
the politienti Pend
climate which prevails in Washington
the during
on
next few weeks and upon the rezetion of Mr Steven-
Bon's own party.
LIMITED
in an
agreeing to act advisors Enpacity to the Administration, Mr Steven-
he "could по son said undertake to formulate the President's policies", but would gladly review and
He them.
the
role Owti
discuss
limited his although it could hardly
be expected that he could
du otherwise.
Novertheless he
has been
eriticised in some quarters
of the Democratic Party for
cven agreeing to discus
said tonight an attack on Nato forces anywhere in the world would bring a US response
Pearl "comparable to Harbour."
JOHN FOSTER DULLES
We have the initiative in the cold war,
DIFFICULT
piens with the Administra. TO OPPOSE
tion in the belief that his action
diminish
might
PROPOSAL
London, Nov. 20. Leaders of the British Labour Party feel that a House of Lords is desir. able in this country.
10 tend the Party's effectiveness in publicly criticising the President for his polleles. These policies, according to Democrata, have allowed the Soviet Union to forge ahead in the missile race and to assume dominant position In inter- national affairs.
some
MAJOR BID
A
UT enlisting Mr Steven-
Bson's aid represents
fe
Nato and American forces are 50 mixed throughout the world that such on attack would in- volve American forces auto- matically, Mr Dulles told a news conference.
He added that the immediate decision whether to respond to such an attack would rest with commanders In the fleld.
Referring to possible missile attacks, Mr Dulles sald: "Ot course, certain kinds of attack
for immediate counter allack. It American troops are in the area, the field commander would respond immediately."
Mr Dulles was in Chicago to deliver speech before the Foreign Chiergo Council on Relations.
ጎ
His Points
In his news conference, Mr Dulles said:
US Grants First Passport To China
Los Angeles, Nov, 20. The State Department to- day Issued a passport to an attorney to enter China and North Korea to interview witnesses in the Powell sedition case. "As far as I know I'm the
rat living American to granted
passport to China," sold the lawyer, A. L. Wirin.
Ho sald he picked up the passport in the Department of State ofce In the Federal building here this morning.
SIX MONTHS
W. G. Nerren, Assistant Pas port Agent for the 'Los Angeles office, said that such information "was confidential" when queried about the passport.
"If you want to And out about it," he said, "ask Wirin."
Wirin sold that the passport was issued for a. six-month period. He said he would leave two for Hongkong "In about weeks and would enter China from there.
three
"I will spend about months Interviewing some 100 do- witnesser and accuring positions," he said,
ORDERED
*Last October 30, Federat The 16 "wery der Judge Louis Goodman, in San finitely" has the inillas Francisco, ordered the Govern live. In the cold war with ment to lasue the passport to Wirin or face dismissal of the Kis nogferences edition charges against John tha Freneti Forglen Williain Powell and let wide, 1
Russia.
Minister, Chrixilan Piosad on eliz, "
US
Jeet diplomat could not guarantee, Konan conflict.
could give assurances."
but
"reasonable
The Powells' charges appeared In a' magazine they published to China, the China Monthly Re- view,United Press.
ACCEPTS
UNITED NATIONS DEBATE ON WEST IRIAN FIVE-POWER Australia Calls Soviet RESOLUTION
Charge On New Guinea Ridiculous Suggestion
By RALPH TEATSORTH
United Nations, Nov. 20.
Australia today branded as "ridiculous" a Soviet charge that
United Nations,
Nov, 20. Pakistan today accepted the five-power resolu- tion on Kashmir and said it would offer Dr Frank Graham all facilities if and when he goes on his next mission to the subcon- tinent.
Australian policy on Now Guinea was "openly spear-Carlos Romulo of the Philip- headed against the vital interests of Indonesia.'
Pinéau Is
'Very
Satisfied'
Dr E. Ronald Walker of Australia replied sharply to the accusation by Soviet delegate V. V. Pelve in the UN Political Debate on West Irinn, the I donesian name for Dutch-held West New Guinea,
"It Is pericelly clear that there never existed and does not exist now any throat to Australia on the part of the state to which West Irlan belongs," Peive sald,
COLONIALIST
Australia's membership in the Southeast Asla Trenty Organisa- tion (Scato), he added, showed why "ceriala Australian were interested in quarters" preserving the Dutch "colonial, regime" In New Guinea,
Pelve described as a "purely colonialist step" the joint Dutch- Australian statement of Novem- ber 6
NEW Gering common aims för
Ho assorted that It was "spearheaded" agofust the vital Interorts of 80 million Indonesians.
2 Typhoons In Pacific
Tokyo, Nov. 21. Men Elsenhower has a about namesake roaming the Paclito today, compil· ments af UB weather observers. A new typhoon located northeast of Gua was named "Mamla."
Meanwhile typhoon Lola, Burging across the north Pacifio at 40 miles per hour, cama within five hundred miles of Tokyo tonight, than drove out into the north Pacific moving east- north-east.
By Thursday avening this unusually violent typhoon is expected to be In midoosan 1,200 miles **-enst "of - Centret -~Sapats, according to the United Statae Air Force; hors
United Prets and Reuter.-~-
on
pines and Hashim Jawad. President of the Council and representative of Iraq, were the first two speakers in today's Council debate the Kashmir question. They both said they would vote for the five-power re- volution, although Mr Jawad expressed some reservations, The Iraql_representative sald the whole matter of the Kashmir dispute hinged on the question of "demilitaris- tion", adding that for that reason he felt the proposal before the Council did not go far enough.
UN FORCE
Ho sald ho favoured the Pakistan proposal that tho troops of both Pakistan and India be removed from the ccase-fire line, as soon as a United Nations force could tako their place to insure law and order. Gendrat Romulo called for an
cod to the protracted debate find gave his country
the proposed re proval to solution to send Dr Graham back
exploratory mission to the 'subcontinent. Malik Firoz Khan Noon, of
on
да
PENSIONS BILL Pakistan made a short state-
**Walker," who will make‹ his -- main - winterment en the West the obsitroversy over
defending the
Irian question tamerrow, isked slupments of arms to Tunisis Powells, who are accused of
for the floor to refute the Rus bave convinced him "wETI
publishing seditious charges
sian allegations. will be found to work out thee the US participated in
Washington, Nov, 20.
Tho
Australian delegate any guarantees on the sub-
germ warfare during the M. Christian Pineau, the denied that his country's man- Mr Dulleas sald
French Foreign Minister, bership in Scato had anything
London, Nov. 20. left today for New York, to do with its attitude on New
The House of Commons to- Guinea. saying he was very.
night passes a bill to give effect "I reject categorically the to the Government's decision to satisfied" with his three ridiculous Soviet suggestion that increase state pensions. The bill days of talks in Washing the joint statement of the Aus-now goes to the House of Lords. ton.
tralian and Netherlands Govern- On retirement a single person ments is, as he said, openly gets 50 shillings now Instead of But, he tald reporters,
against the vital 40, spearheaded
and married couples 60 remained between Interests differences
Indonesian shilings instead of 68--China France and the United States, people," Wolker told the com-Mall Special. and Britain over the Anglo- mittee. American army shipment to Tunisia.
Prospeels for *
Fiskinn acceptance of US DU- armament proposals are "not TOMY."
Mr Jim Grifles, deputy leader of the Party, made this elear when Labour MPs met In private today to discuss a pro-
The U.8. has Enken Government lo posal by the
the lead in the "atoms create men and women
for peace" programme. Peers" to sit and yote in Bri-
Adial E. Stevenson's post lain's Upper Chamber,
the as consultant to after An offelal statement
**some- State Department is or the meeting said that one
what comparable
the to expressed doubt
same job Mr Dulles perform-
ed as a GOP figure in TruMON administration diplomacy.
major bid by the President two members
to obtain wide Con- whether a a second chamber was
gressional backing for his necessary.
plan to obtain amendments A number of others claimed 10 the
United it would be difficult for Labour present States atomic energy law to oppose the proposal -- which with the and thus share the country's at any rate broke
re- hereditary principle and with secrets
the Northi
disqualification. --~ SCX moves Atlantic Alliance allies
China. Mall Special. Act which forbids sharing secrets has been a bone of contention haye on which the allies
The McMahon
been gnawing for years, they maintaining that greater
have been
advances
made in
would
the
Arsonist Wanted
nuclear and missile fielde Excitement
had there been any sem- blance of co-operation and mutual trust.
MISSILE BASES
ONE
on
New York, Nov. 20. The New York police today arrested a 12-year-old girl who set fire in turn to 11
the
Initiative
Stalin
MOVE TO FIGHT
JAPANESE
"The main problem now is to
COMPETITION avoid passage of the arms to
London,, Nov. 20.
A now British shipping com- pany is being formed to fight increasing Japanosa competition in the Paci- fic, it was learned here today.
Algerls," he said, adding that he was optimistle this could be
done.
CLOSE ENOUGH
of the
RESTATED
Speaking of next month's "M. Paris, in Nato meeting Pincau erid these would be held land territory.
Dr Subandrio, Indonesian Foreign Minister, had restated his Government's claim to West New Guinea at a morning session, warning the UN that Indonesia might be forced to Mr Dulles sald he believed
change is independent foreign policy if the Dutch held onto the the US had the Initiative in the cold war because US initiative wan: "the initiative of freedom
Dutch delegate C.W.A "under good conditions." French
declared the initiative of the spirit."
that the Schurmann and US views on proposals to
would never Netherlands Mr Dulles said he did not The new flem, to be named the ↑ be made there were close enough cee any evidence of change Crusader Shipping
relinquish West New Guinea Company, to allow that hope, he said. between the
and is being formed by four of the M. Pineau today conferred for except by the freely expressed Khrushchev dominutions of biggest London cargo lines trad-two hours with Defence Depart will of its inhabitants. He said they wanted to joln Russia in their programming with New Zealand-the Portment officials. He said offerin of world domination,
Line, New Zealand Line, Blue wards they had reached "a high Indonesia or to take some other In reference to Mr Steven-Star and Shaw Savill
degree of unity" on the military course, it would be all right
with the Dutch, ton, Mr Dulles said the De-
problems which would. come up CARGO LINER mocratic leader's poot as State
Subandrio, speaking briefly at the Nato meeting. Department adviser western-
Earlier he
saw Mr Adfat this afternoon, said that if the prepared and probably porary
They have bought the 8.300-Stevenson,
Democratic Netherlands was not would end after the pending Nato: ton
refrigerated cargo liner (leader, and said afterwards to compromise on West Irian, was prepared meetings-United Press. Crusader which is nearing com- they had talked about the Nato then Indonesia
pletion a Gothenburg, Sweden, meeting and a lot of other for actions short of war,”! ...
United Press, She will be put into service things."-Neuter. next February.
་་
Cost Of Oman
Operation
spokesman of the group
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the
here said today: "We hope this Someone's Face Is Going To Be Red
A
win help London, Nov. 20. foreign Uncs."
us compete with
British Defence Minister, Japanese ships have begun
Was about £270,000.
NE of the biggest projects out of 15 floors of a big hotel because she wanted to be unveiled by the United States at the Paris "a little excitement", meeting will concern the Firemen who fought the first. establishment of guided blaze un the fifth floor, were missile basca in Britain and called back again to battle a
on the sixth, then the Continent and fre possibly the introduction seventh and so on up to the Oman cod Imam
There they found 16th floor. off of floating missile bases
She herself re- the Atlantic and North Sea the little girl. coasts. Under this plan the ported the last fire, which she had it in a waste paper basket, allles would he equipped The Bremen spent nearly 15 with Intermediate range hours fighting the Ares set by missiles fitted with atomic the little arsonist.
pt warheads which are
The child; who } tho present under direct con- daughter of a dancer at La
Vegas, had already been under trol of the United States.
the care of a psychiatrist, She If the President can persuade has been charged. France
Congress, in which the Presse, Democrats are the majority
party, to aupport his planned revision of the law, it will be possible for the other allies to have direct control of the atomic warhonda.
Mr Stevennon's advice to the Administration оп this matter and the reaction to that advice could therefore be a major factor la over coming resistanco -and shaping plans for the new concept of co-operation and Interdependence.
ONE KILLED
Duncan Sandys, stilod today trading regularly with Com- that the cost of British militarymowealth countries and also operations in the Sultanate of carrying cargoes of New Zea
this summer and meal-Reuter, ; Speaking in the House of Commons, Sandys said: "I do not think that is a large sum to pay for establishing con- fidence in Britain's word throughout Arabia shd the
Detroit, Nov. 20. Pedan Gull"
High winds slammed into the Britain - Intervened in the centre of Detroit tonight, ripping Sultanate at the request of the | parches and killing at least Sultan to suppress a rebellion one person, and leaving "many" by the Iman of Oman-Frutico persons injured, police sald
United Press,
Presso.
Thorneycroft Versus Sandys
London, N." 20.
Prime piinister, Harold Mac- indian, hold a Cabinet meeting tonlabi. to arbitrato in the conflict between, the Chen- ocilar: of the Exolequer, Peter -Thorndycroft, and DefrION Minister, Dungan, Bandre, an the subject of the dafenon |
HK TO LONDON BY
A HARMLESS LARK
1
London, Nov. 20.
!
three weeks and found myself
broke. So I bought an old battle-
A round-the-world tripper dress and decided to stowaway
has hoaxed the Army into in the Oxfordshire. It was just a ́giving him a free 10,000 | harmless lark.”
miles trip from Hongkong | How did he do it?
On October 21 Sealt stuck to Britain.
labels, with ..... a Trevor Scott, a 20-year-old luggage Jamaican, is going to London brigadier's name on his bags, then walked aboard the ship in today after masquerading as a
poeding aas the RADC private in the 20,000 uniform ton troopship Oxfordshire which brigadier's army porter.
Once on board he tore off the docked at Liverpool last Sun-|
Iabels and hid.' He slept on `day,
dock. Nong found out
80 DAYS:
1.
When the ship docked, Scott slipped labore just after the in- weat authorities aboard.
crease in appropriations for | Frément at today's Ministeriat Scott is trying to travel migration the armed forces in order to ją smeeting, wire Foreign Bear-round the world in 80 dark - carry out the fasolear to. Magy felwys Lloyd" and the "with" less than 80- Canadian ...- -organtes flora"
three, heads of the armed dollars). planned
April, and to Increase Aksy vägis and thus help the re- “orting drive.
Up to the present, Bandzu, pre-
pusula, have boơn.
INVESTICATING
He began his trip In Turonid And the final piece of check: of the on September 3-to be has less "x hdn't got the train fare down were also than: two days left to reach hiệ| to London. 50 1 mlpppd aboard.
horpe 4,000 miles away
the special tradi
in fur qymanilation,
mi sirping, believed that. 315/All went swimmingly until Á¿Wác “OM©b-spokesman, said:
Isot to Hongkongid Scott, We are. Investigating the case. LiBat. 1. not, würück-put. Bart for Lansdanigorede, Des
ment before the Coundly in which ho said his country would accept the five-power resolution and offer Dr Frank And Grohem all facilities fullest co-operation" in të new proposed mission. He also appealed to India to
receive Dr Graham courtesy and co-operation— France-Presse,
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