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Not Realistic
R Khrushchev has care-
Mtully chosen the moment
to call for increased trade between Rusaka And
America. It comes almost on the eve of the Eisen- hower-Macmillan meeting
In Washington at which a further
of casing
embargo Is almost certain
to be discussed;
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Hostile Propaganda' 52 Die In NEW BRITISH MOVE America To
Accusations Likely
Belgrade, June 6.
the Yugoslav Security Police have arrested about 40 suspected pro-Soviet sympathisers in night roundups during the last two nights, informed sources said today.
and at n
time when politicians are
warning that
five million
work at the beglining
Americans may be out of Those arrested were reported to include Vladimir Dapcevic, brother of a member of the present Yugoslav Government, Peko Dapcevic, who is secretary for transport and communications.
next year because of continued economie ceanlon.
of
the
The Soviet lender's proposals
might have
won more
genuine interest In America
-
if he had proposed a more realistic baula for this in- creased trade. He wants the
United States
either
to
long-term commercial or lo pay for with exporta
America's
Soviet. goods. Neither Is
calculated to stir much en-
businesamen.
DE GAULLE WINS
FIRST ROUND
Committees Bow To Premier
Paris, June 6.
thusiasm among American General de Gaulle flew back to Paris tonight after
his triumphant three-day tour of Algeria.
Sceptical
Wate
slavia after 1948.
Huge
AGAINST
Landslide HONGKONG EXPORTS
Calcutta, June 6.
children were buried alivo
Fifty-two men, woman and
in a giant landslide as they were slooping in the tha Lohit open air in division of India near the Chinese border,
were
By BILL RAVENSCROFT
London, June 6. Hongkong manufacturers of a wide range of cotton garments including shirts and overalis may in future have to mark their goods with an “indication of origin" when they are exported to the United Kingdom.
certain garments
Sell Nuclear Sub Engine To Britain
The
Washington, June 6.
joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committen has supported a recom- mondation that Britain bo. allowed to buy an Ameri- can nuclear submarine propulsion plant; officials sold today.
Informed sources sald the
The North East Frontier pollee roundup was of a pre-
Agenes reported this tonight. ventative nature and concerned
The victims were in LWO
They said the Committee had personis suspected of sympathies
of 32 consisted Soviet for the
Union In the parties. One
A dis- en engaged in survey and road
recommendation to this being passed off in the trade as agreed with a Government re
conumendation that the present present Soviet-Yugoslav
ronstruction. The other party
effect has been made by the British."
atomic energy law be changed to and pute,
especially persons of 20 women and children were
re- Under the Committee's who were
the gavled under
fpernit a private American Arm the mark from commendation made
the plant to a British same charge during the Comin-resting during a trek from one standing commice respecting.
village to another.
cloth for men, boya origin on spreilled Imported to reli form offensive usalist Yugo- The disaster occurred on woven
must be "readily arm.
The proposed change in the when the garment is May 27. The construction party women and girls following re-garments
reported missing
sale. law has all to be debated by the presentallons from manufactur-visible
for claiming to pro- sold or exposed
Congress when it camsldeis 'pro- following day by a village head-ing interests
posals by President Eisenhower man. A ground and air search duce at least 70 per cent of the London Express Service,
ietul United Kingdom output of Hongkong Comment that the 1994 Atomic Energy was immediately started.
amended to be
permit these garments.
Mr M. K. Reid, Sperelary ofja spokesman of the Hongkong greater exchange of nuclear in- the Shirt Collar and Tie Manu- Exporters Association, said this formation with allies-Reuter.
die morning. This f Just another Clothing Mamulac-effort
on the port of British Wholesale
discourage lo- | manufacturers?" to {turers Federation told me
day: "Imported garments largely Hongkong exports to the UK.
"The British texile nuriti- from Hongkong are having a very serious effect manufacturera."
The source sold. Police raids were carried out during Wedncs duy and Thursday nights. The information could not be con-
to
facturers Federation and In Oran, Algeria, today, he General de Gaulle's retu o
He told the All-Algeria Com- milice for Pubile Safety: "Y
power,
will
continue to
of
be
Commander-in-Chief the French forces in Algeria, it was announced tonight.
With tonight's announcement, De Gaulle appeared to have won the first round in his fight to restore order fu met.spolitan
and overeas France.
warned the Pubile Safety Com- WASHINGTON'S inmedi-mittees against encroaching on sceptical reaction the functions of the established showed itself in official authorifits, and told them they
"must have no more revolutions. comments which pointed to the existence uf legal barriors. Also President expect your support witnou! Eisenhower has had enough conditions fund without reserve," diflculty trying to persunde A. Committee spokesman sufl the tonight the committee supported Congress to allow
without conditions and Government to send aid to him Communist nations. And without reserve.
General Salon, whose swing of securing
side of the that France would win the con- long-term credits for a far g over to the
Pablle Safety "takeover" move-test. of "peace,. from Friendly country
preceded fraternity."Reuter. in Algeria which haN alnu defaulted ment
his chances
on lend-lease payments are indeed remote. According to cable reports, the required goods which Mr Khrushchev atipu- luted in his letter-in- cidentally, without stating quantities--are already ex- portable to Soviet Russia. In other words most are not
пч
regarded strategically
of
Important, so there may in fact be no objection in principle to the kind things that Russia wants, But here another difficulty arises.
Later General Charles Goulle Issued
firmed with Government omeials, It was discovered that the Some In Provinces landslide, which covered a vast It was understood some arrest area, had created a vast art were also made in the provincesficial lake by damming the River Airi, a tributary of the Dibang, not that most of the aircrts
with thousands of tons of earth were in Belgrade.
The ources sald those und-boulders, arrested would probably be accused of hostile propaganda" against the state.
Other reports circulating here sald several pro-Soviet. Com- munists had escaped across the do Yugoslav frontier to neighbour- ofing Communist countries, order an
In the earlier Soviet campaign In the day to French forces Algeria renewing his "entire against Yugoslavia, many Yugo- confidence" in them and sayingslev detectors were used by the Soviet bloc countries to broad- unity and cast propaganda against the To
regime.
Now The Referendum
By HAROLD KING
Paris, June 6.
General de Gaulle will hold a meeting of his Cabinet Ministers Tomorrow morning to follow up his triumphal tour of Algeria with the preparation of the referendum on the new constitution, probably in the last week of September. ·
are position
L
Former Minister
Dapčevic, (as former Colonel aged about 13, was released from prison in the last two years after
A section of the Assam Rides equipped with blasting materials and supplied by air have begun clearing the ares and digging for the dead.-France-Presse.
serving about six years of a 20-A
year sentence, imposed in 1950.
He was sentenced after being caught while attempting to cross the
Yugoslav border into Rumania in 1948 together with Argo Jovanovic, then Chief of Staff of the Yugoslav Army, Joyanuvle was shot dead in the attempt.
"Cominformists
report, Act Commenting on this
Macmillan
on Britishfacturers connot o limita Leaves For
tion of HK exports 10 Britain He added: "The,e's a possibility o they are trying to make are things difficult for Hongkong In that unmarked garments
other ways."
DOCKERS SPLIT ON
STRIKE ISSUE:
NO EARLY RETURN
`London, Júno G.
Commenting on the cabled statement that unmarked goods are being passed off in the Trade us British goods, he said, "The fact that goods are being parsel off as British has nothing what ever to do with Hongkong. That 19 done by the Briush dis- do not try to tributors. Wo hide the fact that goods are Hongkong made.). - .--
In Brioin a pereen buys goods to get worth for his money. He does not care where it is made as long as the quality is good. If it is cheaper than British-made goods he buys it, the spokesman added.
He said that if Hongkong bus strike with his goods have to be marked with
split over a poco move to end London's spreading dock striko today dashed hopes of an early return to work and sharpened the threat of big losses in perishable cargoes.
More than 100 men joined the week-old
about
Mail Delayed
+
The union leaders of the strike decided to continue stoppage.
bus
the
Super-Carrier Launched
unometal strike today to swell negotiating committee, Fresh origin, he does not think this the total out to almost 20,000—10lks with London Transport will have any effect on sales.
two-thirds the total over the Union's all-round pay According to Belgrade sources, labour force. A total of 118 claim for the busmen ended in Delails of the -nature-of-the- the committees of-Publi¿-Safety those arrested also included ships were idle in the Part of deadlock yesterday.
Today Bune Andrejev, 35, a former London.
Mr Sidney Greene, constitullo the General will movement.
of propose ure tot being discussed
General Secretary
the The impression in influential Minister of Mines, and Esref
National Union of Ballwaymen, at this stage by any of his aides political quarters in Paris is that Badnjevic, a former diplomat.
De Gaulle has already made an
ordered the 18,000 tube men to, but may be available fr breng
Yugoslav Vice-President Alck- important
towards Blep
es- sandor Rankovic sald
ignore unofficial calls for taken Jast The Administration hus ouiline shorte.
sirkes cach Monday. his authority over General de Gaulle may also tablishing
month that some of the former shown itself particularly
Were con- rigid in refusing to allow come more ministerial or any hotheads, and that he will
diplomatie appointments to succeed in consolidating his tinuing to "act in a hoslije man- its products either to be morrow, The newspapers
of authority here and nor, no longer caring when re-exported to China, or to talking about M. Jacques in Algeria.
they will serve and how they in build- Soustelle
At the same time there is in assist indirectly
as Ambassador for
will do so," Mr Rankovic, who feeling of is la
of Security, military
Washington, M. Soustelle is the political quarters
charge Russia's up
went to uneasiness about the future.
threatened action against potential. So unless cast-Gauilist deputy who
Come Back? "hostile gestures," fron guarantees are forth- Algiers secretly and after evad- coming from Mr Khrush- ing Police supervision
De Gaulle made
Not Serious clear In chey on thear two poluta after the uprising of May 13.
Algeria that he is contemplating Chief problem facing General new general elections almost at expulsion from the Cominform, 1946, after Yugoslavia's and until Moscow proposes de Gaulle while he prepares for
once after the referendum a more acceptable system the bloodless revolution which the new constitution.
on many pro-Soviet sympathisers were arrested and many others of payments there can be the referendum on the consiliu-
In the half empty lobbles of defected the
to
Soviet bloc no hope of a substantial in- tional changes will represent Is erenze in trade.
that of keeping full control over the National Assembly, cffcially countries.
October on vacations fill
7.
Observers believe that this leputies are asking themselves time the problem is much less
they will ever come back. acute and that any pro-Soviet Rested the men The President of the National elements still remaining Assembly, M. Andre Le Troquer, longer constitute
G.E.C
shortly
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London, June 5. The Brilish Port Ofice warned tonight that sca mail from Japan. the United States, Australla, Holland, Poland, Ceylon, China, and South Aden, America
held was being
dock up by the London strike..
Outward
bound mall was also being delayed.-- Reular,
and
But during a stommy four- hour moeting-they decided by a majorly not to recommend of the strike to on extension [OWET station workers petrol tanker drivers.
This majority decision is in dine with the views of the General Council of Britain's Trades Union Congress-Reu-
ter.
Big Quakes
Pasadena, Cali., June 0.
Leaders of the Transport and General Workers Union sug- should return to work on Monday provided the employers withdrew all non- labour--one of the registered workers' main grievances. Released
But when this suggestion was Technology seismological labora- Budapest, June 0. put to mass dockland meetings tory, announced today that twe Communist writer
of a magnitude of Tibor today, four groups supported earthquakes
Any
who was very hostile to handing threat to the regime.—Reuter. over power 10
Gaulle, Do
actually sull has the right to
ccnvoke Parliament, but does
ast appear to be contemplating
Dr Charles Richter, Director jof the California Institute of
at
Auch a step for the time being. Tardos, imprisoned for 18 the call, two rejected it and a0.4 wire recorded today.
M. Georges Pompidou, the months last November in the seventh group delayed deciding a distance of about 3,000 miles. Richter said the quakes` were head of De Gaulle's political "counter-revolutionary" trial of till Sunday.
Meanwhile Mr Frank Cousins, strong enough to cause damage Secretariat, anw M. Le Troquer, the writers Tibor Dery, Gyula
of the in a populated area. He said Secretary in order, it seems, to prepare Hay and Zoltan Zelk, has been General a meeting between him and the released,
government T.G.W.U., held any-long dis-the direction was unknown.- General next week-Rouler spokesman said today, Reuter, cussions on the capital's five-UP.I.
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London, Juno 6. Harold Macmillan loft hore by air for the United States whats ho will have talks with President Eisenhower.
Before loving Mr Macmillan told reporters: "It is a very good manent,I think, to talk things over in an informal and the President of the United friendly way with my old friend Primo Slates and with the Minister of Canada,"
He added: "I don't intend to have a formal conference. but just to meat and talk over the different problems of the day.
"That is, in my view, a rouch easier way than messages and telograms."-Reuter,
Lebanon Goes To Security Council
United Nations, June 3.` Lebanon said. today the law tervention in its rebellion by the United Arab Republia "Is In- creasing both in scope and in- tensity" and asked the United Nations Security Council to take steps to end it.
New York, June 6. New American aircraft carrier, the Independence, which cost an estimated $212 million (about £76 million) and will carry an average of 100 jet bombers and interceptors, was launched here
time.
He raid that the Independence had both
and non- Lebanese Foreign Minister a nuclear
He added Charles Malik mid his govern.... nuclear capacity,
WAS compelled that "she can be used to sup- ment
to ask
Arab
port amphibious landings, to N. action because the spearhead anti-submarine war-League had taken no action on by attacking submarine his country's dispute with the
Bens and V.A.R, despito six days' building grounds
sideration of B-UPI,
fare
bases."Reuter.
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