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-THE-CHINA-MÁIL TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1947..

EVE OF MOSCOW CONFERENCE Opening Date Of Talks Still Not

Bitter Attack In

Soviet Press

Moscow, March 9.

On the eve of the Foreign Ministers Conference, the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Be- vin, and the Soviet Foreign Minister. M. Vyacheslav Molotov, both celebrated their birthday today and exchanged greetings and congratulations. Mr. Bevin is 66 and M. Molo- tov is 57.

Moscow glittered in sunshine on the winter's.

warnest day and snow melted to slush on the pavements.

Tht Moskva Hotel, head quarters of the three visiting delegations, was today - ning with preparation for the opening, though roberly krew exactly when this would take place. The visiting delegations are understood to be anxious for work to start as early each day as possible.

M. Georges Bidault, French Minister, and hig Foreign Party arrive by train at noon today and

met by M. Andrei Vyshinsky. Soviet de- puty Foreign Minister.

were

M. Bidault, accompanied by his wife who wore a light blue coat and fur, was greeted by a score of allied diplomats.

Several hundred Russians looked on with curiosity from an over-banging vinduet as he and M. Vyshinsky shook hands vigorously and film cameras turned.

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on the position of the western powers.

It described the British and American plan for a federalized politicul structure in Germany as "a foggy formula" and a means whereby the western capitalists meant to seize the main resources of the wostorn

MUTINY OF PARATROOPERS

Haifa, Mar. 9.

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Sentence will be promul--- gated in due couree eleven young British pard- troopers accused of miding, it was announced when a three-days" Field General Court Martial ended in Haifa tonight.

All cleven

WCre charged with disobeying an order to make up their beds and lay out their kit on Nov. 15. — Renter.

Women Of

The World,

zones of Germany while crect- Unite!

Ing a. "Chinese Wall" hetween the eastern and western zones. {

"Old Wolf"

The magazine added it was a question whether Germany to be a "peaceful was going

vassal of imperl-

state or a

alism."

It upbraided Dulles for his proposals concerning Germany and

characterized Winston Churchill as "the old experienc- ed wolf of British imperl- alism."

Charging that the main aim of the British and American forces in their bizonal economic merge and loans to Germany under the Import and export problem was to "rescue at ali costs the reactionary forces of Germany and their 'economic the bases from liquidation," article concluded by asserting that the ambitions of the nar row monopolistic groups are for Ger- dictating the plana

Austrian Treaty M. Vyshinaky and General Walter Bedell Smith, United States Ambassador to Moscow, then hurried off together to the airport in time to meet the which .plane

Berlin, from brought General George Mar shall, Secretary of State and some of his advisers, including Mr. John Foster Dullea. Mr. Robert Murphy. Mr. Benjamin Colien, State Department Coun-many's sellor, and Mr. H. Freeman Matthews, Director of the energetically European Division of the State Department.

General Mark Clark, chief of the Occupation Forces in Aus- tria, and other advisers were expected Inter.

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state organizations. "This_baneful policy must be repulsed by nil forces of democracy and pro-

gress,"

The views of the "New closely by Times" are read foreign Embassica in Moscow as a straw in the wind suggest

policy. Asso- talling the Soviet General Marshall. dignified figure in a fur-collar-ciated Press. ed camel hair coat and grey homburg. was greeted by the French, British, Chinese, Tur- kish and Greek ambassadors and other diplomats.

There is known to be a keen desire among members of the visiting delegations here to see the Austrian treaty pushed, to as L completion

reached a more advanced stage than other

Fixed

U.S. AT-BOMB MONOPOLY TO END?

London; Mar. 9. The British mathema- tician and philosopher, Mr. Bertrand Russell said today that the Am- erican monopoly on the atomit bomb would not last more than five years.

He naserted a world Goyern- ment la mandatory, if the new scientific world is to survive, and added: "Either we must consent entirely to a novel form of political-military organisation or we must expect a world-wide.

horror disaster surpassing in all that the past in misfortunes has enabled us to imagine." ~

He said that within five years all Industrialised nationa, which Berlin, Mar, 0. Anne-Marie Durand have access to adequate sup Wever, Berlin physician who beplies of uranium and thorium, lieves that women of the world would have atomle bombs, must prevent another war, today was elected President of the "De- mocratie Women's League of Ger- many" at the closing session of the "German Women's Congress for Peace."

Dr.

He and there nie two ways ini

which a world Government may be created. "The better way is by an agreement between the nations; the caaleat way by #upremacy of a nation."

Mr. Russell added it was clear that the dominant power,

Russia. United

The three-day conference In Berlin's state opera house was attended by visiting delegates of the "International Women's Fed-if there were one, would either eration" from Russia and France be America or and by British, Russian and Press, American Military Government observers.

More than 2,000 women dele- Rates represented all four zoben of Germany.

The roy-haired Bi-your-ok Dr. Durand-Wever, whó gindu- ated from the University of Chicago in 1910, told the confér: effco that the alms of the League were to assure 'maintenance of penco and to look after woinen's interesta.

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Belgrade. Mar. 9. Dr. Isadore Cankar, Yugo- } alay Minister to Greece, who has been in Belgrade for suy cral months, has been relleved of his duties.

The First Secretary

and Charge d'Affairs of the Yugo- slav Legation in Athens. Dr. Gojkevic, who also returned to Belgrade several months ago, in expected to return to his post shartly.

In January, the Yugoslav Government announced that it MAIN BOOKING OFFICE founder of the German Unishary attache in Athens "in cou- Tels, 68330 and 68081-Ex. 22 had decided to recall its mili-PENINSULA HOTEL LOBBY Women Physicians and led a campaign for birth United Press.

"I think that no woman wants War and thus I feel that the German Women's League might make progress

assuring peace | and bringing about international understanding,

Dr. Durand-Wever was the co-

control.

8-YEAR OLD ENGLISH

BOY BECAME A G.I.

London, Mar. 9..

work of the deputies-in London All 11-year-old English boy who "joined" the

and prospects of early success are considered far better than on the German treaty.

Some observers believe, therefore, that the Austrian treaty will have attention early in the conference sessione.

M.

United States Army when only eight and was adopted as a mascot by an engineering unit, with whom he stayed during the fighting in southern France, around Paris and on to Ber- lin, today was providing a problem for the police and immigration authorities at New- haven, Sussex. Speaking with a Ministers Confident

strong and eventually reached Paris, American accent and giving his where the British military polles General Maraball and Bidault both expresse confid-name as Richard Larence from plcked him up. ener in the success of the con- Feltham, Middlesex, he

Sitting on an Army cot in de- ference.

picked up by British Military tention barracks, smoking o Recalling his wartime visit Police In Paris Jast week. Sent cigaretic, "GI" Rickard com- to Moscow, M. Bidault said: "I back to Newhaven under escort, plained, "I wanna get my GI now return in peace time to he Tamediately escaped on land-| icit and ribbons back and participate in the steps to en- ing in England, getting as far | wanna go to a good Army Bure that the comme eneme as Brighton before he was re-ļ school like my buddies went to." cannot rise again. It is with

captured.

-United Press. full confidence in the outcom of the Moscow conference aud in its success that I am her again."

WOB

The boy said his first contact with the Americans occurred cutside a hotel in the Midlands after he escaped from reform school. After telling the Ameri cans he was an orphan, he was invited by the soldiers to join

them.

According to Richard's story, he was smuggled in a barracks bag aboard an aircraft which flew from an airfield near

Speaking into 3 microphone on arrival, General Marshail oald: "We are here on a mis- sion of tremendous importance and consequences. There have been many diMculties as you all know and undoubtedly there will be dimculties here. But they have all been met succe fully and I am confident that Birmingham to the Continent. we shall be able to overcome The englueering unit with them and reach an agreement which he found himself adopted which will greatly advance the him as a mascot, and he remain. cause of peace in which we are at with them- through the B0 much interested.' fighting, having narrow escapes from bombing and shelling on Router.

several occasions.

لثم

Soviet Attack

Gambling Should

Be Nationalized

to

London, Mar, -9. Will Nally, Labour Member of Parlament, has called for

gambling state-operated "protect the people against the Bwarm of parasites who infest the gambling industry."

"Nationalization of gambl

in a state- ing", he declared ment, "la likely to command almost universal political sup- port."

the whole Nally predicted question of football pools and other betting soon would be "Big Shot" the, young, pale-faced Richard Labour Party..

"Gee, I was quite a big shot," lacuased by the Parliamentary told the press in a perfect placed the "grand total expen-

Newspaper cstimates Brooklyn accent. "I got the ditura ou the

mbat popular British hang of Russion and German in forma of gambling in Britain' no time at all and used to in at approximately $2,800,000,000 terpret for the fellows. After annually.-Associated Press. the war was over, I had a won ferful time. My buddies wero

well guys." -

Moscow, 'Mar. 10.

The authoritative Soviet Ma- gazine "New Times" in a fun series of articles bitterly attack od the American and

policy on Germany and Austria and criticized three prominent members of the American dele- gation attending the conference The magazine, which gen arally devoten most of its arti- Richard was given a specially

....

.have

Quads Boost

cies to matters concerning Rus tallored uniform and Army kit, 2-Year Plan

Bish foreign policy, ale divisional flashes, and campaign Indicated its failsenio oppositior

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Prague, Mar. 9. to the Western powers plan ribbons and a special traveling

Quadruplets, were born yes. for Federalized Gerninny, pass. After the armistice, he

Thres of Secret iry if State travelled with his unit through terday in the village of Bohotl Marshall's closest advisers France, Belgium, Holland and North Moravia, to Mrs. ·B. General Mark Clark, John Fus- | Germany. When his unit was Clkeyta, who, had providusly ter Dulles and Brig. Generalorilored to return to the United Barne two sets of twins and one Wildon Drapa, werde men- States, Richard became scared set of triplets. P tioned by the magazine,

and jumped a troop train at The Communist daily. Rude

The "Now Times" flunched | Kal. At Frankfurt he joined an Prave; said, "This is a wonder- Its main article with: an attack | American military police unit ful contribution to the success on an exposition recently which he knew but finding of the two-year-plan-United published in the London Times :things, diffenit there-be-left: Prost:

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