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BIG FOUR'S SILENCE Secret Meetings On The Berlin Issue

VYSHINSKY PHONES MOSCOW Paris, June 14.

The "Big Four" Foreign Ministers decided in a total of thres-and-a quartor hours' discussion today-interrupted for two hours while Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, of Russia, telephoned. Moscow for new instructions to stay silent and have another secret meeting to-

morrow.

After the first hour of todays' session Mr. Vyshinsky dashed off to the Soviet

Embassy while the Western, Ministers remained inside the Rose Polace. Usually reliable sources said that the three Western Ministers during the adjournmont, discussed counter-proposals from the Russian, Foreign Minister on their now, Berlin proposals submitted of Sunday's secret

session.

HK-BOUND SHIP IN INCIDENT

Cairo, June 15. Egyptian authorities detained, but later released, an unidentified British ship carrying talics to Hong Kong, the independent newspaper "Al Zamans" said to-

day.

(The British Embassy has no information of any such incident; but added that the Radhorshire was expected to pass through the. Suez Canal at about this time).

The newspaper gave, no further details as to the whereabouts of the vessel, when it was detained or its identity. Under martial law, Egypt insists upon the right to search ships passing through hier territorial waters.

This procedure," against which Britain earlier, protested, may roon be modified, the newspaper sleel.

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THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1940, '1

COMMANDOS

DENY HK RUMOURS

Valeita, Malia,`June 14. British Opmmando De(pags Headquarters

hove today

categorically “Bunted" "riports thai Neutri thức Domin dos have af Malta for Hong Kong or Bleewhere.

on current rumours of the Imentf of early departure kado "remforcémenta

NEW ECA GRANT TO EUROPE

Wastington, Juïtö 14. The ECA hog announced US$30,801,000 in recovery, hu- thorisations, bringing the cumula- tive total $5,721,081.000," with Yadjustments.

Colmar totals in Hottar value, fending Tems and area

Ar

Russia

Accused

Of Prolonging Railway Strike

Berlin, June 14.

The Allied commanders tonight accused the Russians ...of prolonging the Berlin railway strike purposely. for politicul reasons and to interfere with the lifting of the blockade.

I Both Brigadier-General Frank Howley, U. S. Com- Bornmander, and Major-General G. K. Bourne, British commander, måde strong statements about Soviet motives after striking Western Berlin railway workers had voted six to one to continue their 24-day-old strike. General Howley told a press conference: "The Russians ́ pald al Lake Success that they would lift the Berlin blockade and they bavo"not déne it. The strike is p wonderful way out, for them. I

their

After tonight's ression, Mr.of origin when other than the on their moosker 15 per cent into

Acheson, United States that Secretary of State. Mr.

A communique hud been ex- rected after tonight's session but | Denn

nuthoritative sources sajū the Ministers and decided to Bảy

Ernest

Esolutely nothing about what Drish Foreign Minister, industrial machinery.

had happened tugins.

Vyshinsky and their delege maize.

tions went to the French Foreign' Onice where M. Robert Schuinan, 'French'

and

PAKISTAN TO SIGN TREATIES

London, Jurie 14.

to blockade."; offered to pay per cent of papirjes Western marks and the Western powers promised to.

[United States, are as follows: estern currency.

The negotiation of a Gerias of The strikes Bizone Germany, $510,000, an

Today relected

friendship trestles Between Paki- proposition by a vote ofan and Islamic states of the Dennpri, $1,210,000, mostly 14028 to $1,005.

Middle East is believed to be General Bourne issued a state- foreshadowed by the arrival in $4,127,000.

Ancluding ment matching General Howley's Damascus today of the Pakistani Mr. Vyshinsky, according

Pharmaceutical in tone, charging: "It now appears Foreign Minister, Sir Zafrullah British sources, replied in some dinner in their honour.

preparations $2,000,000, indus-the "Russians want to continue Khan, detill at the opening of today's

Henri Queule, French a chemicals $500,000, minerals the strike for political reasons

General Howley said the Rus-

The Pakistani Information ser debate to the Western proposals Prime Minister, M. Jules Moch, $426,000. Chemicals from Canada far easing the tension in Berlin Minister of the fofertur, and M.

$200.000.

sipps had by four-Power consultations and Maurice Potsche, Finance MiniR-100,000, including, wool and cot-Ceneral F.A. Kvastinin, Soviet All Khan, recently commented on reach Zone' of Germany, $5,- agreement rated a sulke vico's "Weekly Now" recalls that with Major the Prime Minister, Mr. Linquat gradual resumption of East-fer, were also present-Reuter.

the desire of Moslemí“ Countries of West trade.

ton cách 3.094,090, Latin Amer|trunspat chicf.

the world to come closer together Jean coce $1,750,000;

Orders From Higher Up

on matters of dómmon Interest. Greece $180,000 including "fer-

did Tha Ruslana agricultural peal!-

degree change," he said, cides.

defa muht *Have como Treland $4,000 petroleum products.

to onion Minister, gave opettel

developed, new points arose and In the general discussion that

It was then, apparently, that the four Ministers decided to adjourn to enable:

(Mr. Vyshinsky to leave for the Soviet Embassy fo telephone Moscow for guidance on Iresh

pro- posals; and

M.

Sapper Officer

In Court

arid"

crude oil and

*.180.

from: higher up bageuse Kvashnin te besides striving for higher

Blucove Id

***** living standards, should try to be- desir's 39 come strong politically and

"The Weekly News" said: "He emphasised that the Moslem sta-

fin 40,035,900 inclyding ca-i : "Snd the "itikai

and

and turbines $2,320,000, Fenerators and motors $2,35000 industrial

machinery $1,290,000." Netherlands $53,000 all trop

méterials. -Londen, 'June 14.

$300,000 (2) The Western Ministers to

Sweden,

all crude oil Henderson, and petroleum Thonios retire to their offices Royal Engineers, appeared at á

Products Turkey, $520,000, the Rose Palace to con-

London Magistrate's Court today Fidler Soviet counter-pro-in connection with an application Iceland were decreased-United posals.

Government of India for Press. the

In Good Mood

by

an

Major

an extradition order under the

· Fugitive Offenders Act.

The application arose from a charge that the 40-year-old Ma-

British for on n certain date obtained sald: sums of money by cheating whila. all serving with the Indian Army

Aaked if there were any at mosphere of crisis, delegation apokesman "Not at all. They are perfect form and In good mood".

a very Major Henderson, represented by Mr. Edward Steel, has been Mr. Vyshinsky returned to the allowed ball of £4,000 since the

adjourned from caso was

aims.

economically."

"I do not know the Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrei Vyshin- Sir Zafrullah will visit Egypt, sky, gave orders from Paris, but Persia and Syria during his pro- someone afd. I think the Soviets sent tour with the object of dra- Sympletely repudiated the agree wing the Islamic countries toge-

and I am not surprised esther in a new association. they keep their word only RS

The Pakistani Government is Jong as it

rous suits their a

at 30-at Karachi late, this year and also planning an Islamic Congress intervals,

Western Allied Pakistant sources today said that radio stations broadcast a pics-member states

of the sage from the British comman League have been invited to at dant, who said the Russians had tend United Press. Assured General Hpwley that strikere will not be victimised if they return to work

Enriler allotments of dollars toughout the

NEW RUSSIAN VICE-PREMIER

Central Bourne' quoted the Russians as saying: "No return- for worker will be arrested or suffer in my WRY."

Arab

Air Treaties In SE Asia

· The_Egyptian Premier, Abdel

London, June. 14. Hadi Pasha, requested the State

Moscow Radio today announced Minister, Mustafa Marsi, to amend the order, according to the news-

the appointment Ivan T. Tevosyan as the 14th Vice-Premie

However the "Tacglache paper following recent talks in Rose Palace a few minutes bmiddle of May.

of the Soviet government,

Ruddschau”, amelal organ of the Paris between Ernest Bevin, Bri- |fore the Counell of the four Mr. MacKenna said that the

Tevosyan has held the Cabinet Soviet military administration,

Manila, June 14. tish Foreign Secretary, and the Foreign Ministers was

due to three charges framed in India Post of Minister of Metallo

Negotiations for zeries of 1661 l'appeared on the streets with an Egyptian Foreign Minister, Kha- restart ils secret session,

alleged that Major Henderson industry. The new appointment editorial attacking the anti-Com-bilateral air treaties with a num- shaba Panho.

Earlier, on his way back to the falacly induced payment of cer- seems to lidicate even greater munist rauway union is an ille-ber bf South East Abian and Soviet Embassy

Rose tain ponnection

for materials and emphasis on heavy industry. The Palace. Mr. Vyshinsky stopped work in

With a

appointment gives the Goverment organisation.United Press. Fail- his car in the Bois de Boutbene way line in Burna

three Vice-Premiers specialising and walked for some time under the shady trees talking earnestly and that Coptoin Hender- cavy industry. It followed

The paper added that Marsi Bey has submitted a draft of amended regulations for the Premier study.—Associated Press,

ARMISTICE TALKS OFF

to

from the

Eye-witnesses sníd

The

MacDonald Returning To Malaya

London; Juno 14.

son put forward claims for work

of the metal- with one of his delegates.

Jurgy

which which he said had been done for

Marted

Last that he the mullary and which he knew The appointment appears to be went '10 un open air cafe near- were fraudulent

The paymen o drink. He and his çom-

Another move in reorganisation: by for a

sald Mr. Mac-the highest level of the Soviet ad-

of pinion then returned to their ear Kennu, was made.

ninistration, and went to the Embassy where

Mr. MacKenna said that cer- camelst March when Andrél big stufta they stayed about 20 minutes.

tain exhibits had been applied for Vyshinsky replaced M. Molo Today's secret meeting was the on behalf of Major Henderson tov as Foreign Mi

Mr. Malcolm MacDonind, the Damascus, June 14. fifth such socsion of the Foreign and he thought that it would be Press

United British Commissioner-General for Armistice negotiations between | Min

Ministers and was held in de- impossible to place his caré.“Just-

South East Asie, will leave Lon= Zoff on

fjell defy to resunie hla ON CHINA His departure was originally fixed for last week-end but pres-

of business mode suro

medo made him

the Syrians and Israells were

ster

broke off because of reported Fisive attempt to spive the Ber-ly quill such documents had ANGLO-U.S. FALK

The

wood,

Jewish violations of the Rhodes and improve East-West German

trade and transport problem been read.

Mar. J. F. East Agreement in the Jerusalem area, Wide."

the case until an official Syrian announcement When they met they were' ac-Juno 22. Major Henderson's bail

todiny.

one inter-was continued.-Reuter. "Since

the Jews are repeatedly companied by only violating agreements, it has he preter each.

said to

come the right of every"Asab,Go- Reports On Berlin

vernment to tease trusting their word"

the announcement said."

Press declared

For Syring

statement

two

grea

talo was

Department

what Israelis have concentrated brigaties in the Jerusplan where the Rhodes Agreement al-There were two separate re to buy. lows them only two battalionsports-a joint Western Reuter.

a Soviet one.

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Parts. Juno:14. The US Secretary of State, Me, Pan Whitehall has hud Dean Acheson, and the Artsh No one Foreign Secretary, ar Emes #busier diary than Mr. Mac- Buvin," furtied from the German Donald video ho arrived" "Hore problem today for what is believed about a month ago. to have been the discussion of *He has had repeated thiks with Cabinet Ministete, defence chiefs China and Greece.

MORE SWEETS

Blackpool, June 14. They each had reports from

Sweets and chocolates, which their economic advisers in Ber- virtually disappeared under the thefin dealing with trade, transport, counter when Fatforthis la Bri- The only one tal copment of an Eastern trade experts. He

and currency problems.

neurly two the hour-toni conterence is that is expected to have Tast-midute months Tubber King, Pep current Council of

apon be caster | It did not'èencern the work of this discuždjösis: with the Prifga Minis- Mr.

Mints. Lár, die Clément Attlee, before one and sident of the 12,000-atrolig Natars United Frek

Inaving Bruter Lional Union of Bentle

coi1- The meetings of the Berlin ctioners, sald hore

union's Annual Conference experta ended in disagreement, rejected a resolution calling on but diaclosed anough common the Food Minister, Mr. John ground to serva a bazle for Strachey, to put sweets back on the Foreign Ministers to work the ration-Reuter. out a Joint directive for. the

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Seoul, June 14. Observers think tonight that: South Korean Army. head- the results of the current secret quarters claimed today that and noesions will decide whether or estimated 100"Inviting Noth not the Paris conference breaks Koreans were killed in a success up in a few days without any full ambush near Bajinki, 46- bgreement on Germany or miles North East of Sepul, on the nchieves a limited pact to fo-38th Parallel' border.i gularise the situation in Berlin: Headquarters admitted the loss and increase East-West zohal of five then in

skirmish trade.

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