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Dr. Traldaris said that he would by the Security Council have

seen a system of agreed upon the general prin-like to have ciples upon which a system of international arbitration "which regulation and reduction

threatened people or would allow armaments should be based, but to mobilise the universal con- that the refusal of the minority science for their own defence." to negotiate on the basis of the "What about the new weapon?" majority view jeopardises any he asked the Committee.

from beyond the further activities of the Com-secret army

borders, devised in a neighbour's GREAT BRITAIN · mission.

country to upset the peace the statement of South Africa'scussed by the conference are eco-

It notes also that after more small nations-are they to dis- Ministers of Mines and Economies, defence and the interna- Conference quarters here dc- than two years' study of the pro-farm, too?"

Mr. Eric mic Affairs,

Louw, lural situation.

|cribed as "absolute nonsense re-blem of placing at the Security The French delegate, M. who expressed the personal re-

This does not preclude intro-ports reaching London suggesting Council's disposal the armed Alexandre Parodi, also rejected MIDDLE EAST • WEST AFRICA . EAST AFRICA grets of Dr. Daniel Matan not duetion into plenary sessions of that a master plan for mass re

forces mentioned in Article 43 of the Soviet proposal being

the le

Charter, agreement has not simplified and unrealistic." Dccupation with domestic pro-

rowealth representatives desire to Dominions and the colonies will been reached between there

He passionately appealed to the be the main subject for the concen

presentatives of China, France, Soviet Union and the "associated ference,

the United Kingdom

the countries" to show a spirit of SOUTH AFRICA · PAKISTAN - INDIA - CEYLON man- United States, on the one hand, and co-operation in the work of the Britain's shortage of power for her production drive, the representatives of the Soviet United Nations.

"No work is possible in this or. Union on the other, concerning re- un plus her increase defence

of the general principles ganisation unless everybody quirements have already been many recognized as ruling out the governing the provision of such makes an effort to understand AUSTRALIA - NEW ZEALAND.FAR EAST JAPAN passibility.... of large-scale forces or concerning the pro- others, to necept at least a part Unites gramme of the future work of the of the others viewpoints."--he The United Kingdom Govern-

Kingdom at present or in the military staff commitice. ment, which has equal status and

The resolution considers fur- M. Parodi added with intensity: He regarded as one of these nothing more within the conter

near future.

ther that certain members of the "If the Soviet Union wants dis- common interests the Europeanence, has no authority whatever

Migration will almost certainly United Nations by refusing to a-armament, really craves for dis international situation, b aver group discussions that may

the then

repre- jehnting Western Union:

he Inaugurated by Individual be-discussed in general terms at cummodate themselves to The Prime Minister of Ceylon, Prime Ministers.

some point, but it would obvious-

operate, or indeed to participate give us one Ittle sign, one little M. 1. S. Seuanayake, expressed

At this stage, it is, therefore, ly have to be in the light or gui- Views of the majority and to co-sentatives of the Soviet Unte hope that each of the Com- impossible to say whether suchtain's present urgent need of a fully, in the work of the organisa. glimpse, one little proof that the

tion

in the political fleld have Soviet Union wants international morwealth

countries

would matters as the remaining differ-bour. of itself alone. but ences between India and Pakis The conference is provisionally compromised the success of this co-operation. Give us a chance to BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION IN ASSOCIATION WITH CANTAS ink, not

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on October 25, work and thus contributed rather of their partnership association of uations.

minority in South Africa, are though this is subject to altera-ther to the present world wide international

sense of insecurity. likely to engage attention ot plenary session level.

In tradition of such con-

Staff of the Armed Forces ferences that, unless by the ex- United Kingdom press desire of all the delegates, were present at today's confer- Dr. Herbert Evatt, Australia's no matter capable provoking ence meeting with the exception

general Minister for External Affairs, re- neute

Commonwealth of Field Marshal Viscount Mont- Imperial General Staff. He wat of the attending his first meeting Exhaustive Review new Western Union Permanent Detence Council of which he is

and

Common Interests

He thought that it would be a It is understood that he will pro-

if the Prime bably meet both Mr. Ernest Bevin great advantage and M. Robert

the Ministers of the Commonwealth Schuman, British and French Foreign Minis-countries would puy each other ters respectively.

more frequent visits.

During his tour, he will visit Germany and Britain as well France. It is understood that rough agreement was reached to Investigate the merits of the dismantling of each Individual German plant one by one.

migration

the from

tion.

Chiefs of The

presenting Mr. Joseph B. Chiney, controversy is debated at the gomery, the retiring Chief of the the Australian Premier, express-plenary sessions. ed confidence that the outcome of the conference would be an even

closer and more marked degree

f understanding between the Tomorrow's plenary session Chairman. His place at Down- United Kingdom and the Com-will, be Inaugurated by Mr.ing Street was taken by the Vice- monwealth and would make Ernest Bevin, the Foreign. Seere Chlef of Staff. Lieutenant Gen. gineers has now left for Germany contribution of value not only tary, who will give an exhaustive eral G.W.R. Templer.-Reuter. to take part in this process which to the Commonwealth itself but

A party of American Army en-

the

will take some time to complete. to the nations of, the world.

Mr. Hoffman is empowered by Mr. Peter Fraser. Prime Minis- Congress to ask France and Bri-fer of New Zealand, said tain to curtail dismantling if he Commonwealth nations hatt im- should decide such a step would portant problems and he hoped benen Furopean recovery as a the conference discussion would whole.

advance their solution and. In so doing, would knit more closely the members wealth.

He is expected to impress on the European statesmen the need zelling this issue before Con-

for

gress meets early next year.

The British and French Gov- ernments, which originally op-

of the Commen-

Some Readjustment

poved any hall in dismantling. He regretted the illness of Mr. appeur to observers here to have MucKenzie King, of Canada- relaxed their views in the last who is being represented mean- few weeks.— Reuter.

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