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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28,

1951.

Big Four Talks Girl, Hanged To NEW APPROACH TO KING'S MAJESTIC

Develop Into Slanging Match

Paris, Mar. 27,

The "Big Four" Foreign Ministers' deputies, now beginning the fourth week of their talks, made no progress during a session of nearly five hours today--the longest so far of the conference.

The deputies were meeting for the 18th time after a short Easter recess. It resulted in an- other inconclusive discussion, a British spokesman said.

Plan For "United Ireland"

CONSIDERED IN LONDON

The meeting was marked by nn allack by the American deputy,

Dr Philip Jessup, on the Soviet Union for "conniv- ing at the non-fulfilment of the manian, Bulgarian and Hun-

peace treaties.

Dr Jessup sald that the three treaties had been syaberna- tically and consistently violated by the Governments of those countries.

These Goverments had derded all those human rights

should which

exist in de mocratic countries, he said.

The political marties which had a alority after the war in

a majority these countries had been dis- rupted and dissolved and their lenders imprisonexi or executed or compelled to fee, Religious freedom had been suppressed, Dr Jessup addeo,

Restore Family Honour

Ragusa, Mar. 27.

A Blollian peasant WRA under arrest today after hanging.....hta 15-year-old daughter from a tree to restore his family homent. Giuseppe Grimaldi "excented" hie daughter. Teresa, at their village near here because she led a loose life. The police had - found her in a brothel and had taken her back to her home,

After the murder Gri. maldi-gave himself up to the local pollen--Reuter,

Warning

Iran By

General

PEKING IS UNDER

CONSIDERATION

London, Mar. 27,

The prospects of a frosh United Nations approach to Peking; now being planned, in the Western capitals, depend mainly on whether the Chinesa Communist forces launch a new offensive near the 38th Parallel; observers hore consider- ed today.

General Douglas MacArthur's semi-political offer of truce negotiations with the Chinese Communist field. commander has not affected the intentions of Governments with forces in Korea to make an approach; it was understood.

The Governments were said to be still con- sidering the terms of an agreed approach.

ASSURANCE

The fact that this was in a sense scooped by General MacArthur has caused a certain amount TO EAST of irritation in the Western diplomatic field.

ed

In London, criticism, has tend-1. The United States Government GERMANY

to fix on the fact that he has failed to endorse any of the Teheran, Mar. 27. General Hussein Hejazi, spoke out of turn rather than he various political interpretations expressed an intention to make of General MacArthur's state-

Berlin, Mar. 27. the Military Governor of a tactical crossing of the ment or his implied threats The Soviet Union has against Communist China Stoelf, assured East Germany that Teheran, said today that Parallel.

The United States Gover- "other and martial law

ment's views will presumably it will sign a peace treaty

London, Mar. 27. A plan to abolish division of Ireland and invite "United Ireland" to join the Atlantic Pact is being considered at Government level, British reliable sources said today. All three countries were to-jazi warned "gangsters, killers day maintaining armed forces They said the plan was being in excess of those permitted by

"several mem- bers" of the British Gover- the peace treaties.

considered by

ment who were not yet willing

to give it any offelal flavour.'

Details were outlined as:

ter,

DELIBERATE

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British officials today cale- This oficial, who asked that

his gorically denied reports that the

name be not used, said British Government was delay-Russia belleves Germany's parti-

tion will continue for Ing the issue' of such a declară-

the foreseeable future because there tion with a view to a new ap-fores

was no hope of winning ac-. peal to the Chinese Communizis | WILD lo reach a svitlement,

ceptance in West Germany of

East German Reports from Tokyo,

"offer" to which the appeared to

the unity

of the from negotiate emanate General MacArthur's Headquan country.

The ters, have taken the line that

Soviet Union has in- the General's statement was informed the East German gov- believes it still tended as a plece of psychologi-ernment that Representatives of the United cal warfare rather than a de- there will be a conference Nations were expected to dis-nition of political intent.-Reu- the Big Four Foreign Ministers which will discuss the German cuss Informally in Washington

peace treaty. today proposals for a declaration of the United Nations' peace aims in the Korean war,

U.N. TALES

ter.

Overseas

Faced with the threat of

WALL

of

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Though British opinion is de- immediate measures" re-finitely opposed to any further

claration of United Nations'ernment or to a major campaign in North pence aims, now under discus-authoritative source in the this year, an cently taken in Persia had strategic crossing of the Parallel made known when the do with the Communist

were Korea If this can possibly be stopped panic and

the British Govern- sion, is finallood.

East German government helping to restore, order avoided, and security.

ment has always conceded the

said today. right of the field commander to In a communique broadcast

indulge in tactical manoeuvring. by Radio Teheran, General Ho-

But for the moment attention and other trouble-makers" not here has shifted to whether to repeat their attempts to dis-not

major battle

the urb public security and order. Parallel is now imminent

He announced that the strong- this is so, observers here fell i

be taken might est reprisals would

prove necessary to hold up a new diplomatic approach against the offenders,

At the same line, the until the outcome of the new 1. то vest in the Northern the Soviet Union had connived Ireland Parliament powers at and had deliberately frustrated National Front Opposition group cinsi was known. present exercised by Westmus- the attempts

Western issued a communique declaring Powers to see that the treaties that the Premiership of Hussein "To call

imposition an "all Ireland" were being properly imple-Ala and the

martial law were legni and Parliament.

the interests 3. King George to be linked M. Gromyke did not reply serving only

British with the new "United land" to these points, but he referred

Martial low was proclaimed in the same way as he já thutartu Korea when he rose to speak.

in Teheran on March 20 after head of the Rebile of Indly He said that events in Korea the assassination of General All

Reliable sources, not com were now openly brought for Marmara, then Premier, neeled with the Irish anti-ward by the Western deputies to

was extended last night to seven Partition League, mphasised

Justify the aggressive policy of that the plan for united the Powers headed by the Unit- localities of the southern

felds, where strikes were Ireland was not offélal but had¦ed States. been considered at official level. There

spreading were thousands of The Premier, Husson Ala, They said an "unofficial emis-American troops in Korea faying atten

succeeded General Razmara. sary" possibly a member of the waste เอ cilies and killing The police said last night that Labour Party Executive, would children and old people.

nine armed members of the date on their military situation Ho to Dublin shortly to sound

fanatical Moslem organisation, there and have an opportunity out opinion

Fadayian Islam, which spear of commenting on it. heads the current campaign for ment level.

the nationalisation of the coun

Omcials today acknowledged try's foreign-exploited oil, had

that consideration

1

of the Corporation been arrested for plotting the

peace aims statement, which had assassination of General Hejazi. been going on for some time, Usually well-informed sources had been complicated by the

East German

govern- the capital claimed today personal and unauthorised ap- that only 3,000 out of the 20,000 peal made by General Douglas "We cannot say whether there ment has already begun im- Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's MacArthur to the Chinese Com- will ha be a cut in our plementing this new policy de- workere were on strike. It was munists last week and the terms overseas programmes,"

spokes- cinlon

by putting out feelers sald today. "We are rough third parties" to India

how prevent the strike from spread-

best They expressed the opinion working out

and Switzerland to have them. to was unlikely

accredited ing, but one more oilfield had that it

diplomatically that any maintain our overseas services become affected since last night. formal protest would be lodged with the grant available, though East Berlin-United Press,

Martial law would opeante by the United Nations repre- we may have to make small against mass meetings and sentatives against the political cuts." leftwing "agitators," these sources said,

there at govern-side horse"

Mr Eamon de Valera, former of Ireland, is Prime Minister sald to have expressed

the opinion that the Irish govern ment would accept the plan "as a last resort"-United Press.

Peron Puts The Clamp Down

British forces were a sort of attached to the American cart, M. Gromyko said. The arms race started by the Western Powers, he concluded, occurred after the start of the Korean incident which, perhaps, had been "manufactured" by them as a protext for this arms race-Reuter.

and

The occasion

for the

سوال

oil cussion was to be the regular Tuesday meeting at the State Department.

Representatives of the United Nations with troops in Korea

Broadcasts

would then be brought up to To Be Cut?

Grudge Against thought that martial law would of that appeal.

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Buenos Aires. Mar. 27. The American Embassy said today

the "Volco that America" broadcasts over local University Radio Belgrano have been pro-grudge against women was hibited since March 23. Embassy committed for trial today on a

"COURTESY CALL' officials hoped the prohibition charge of grievously hurting a may be the result of misinter- girl student.

Students, who were among the and that the broad- prolation

The prosecutor, Charles Mc- casts might be restored later.

come out on Allister, told the magistrate first. to

strike, Pelham Wright, British Broad-that John

made this study at a technical college at costing Corporation representa statement about alleged Injuries the company's expense,

The British Ambassador, Sir tive, said that BBC rebroadcasts to Miss Rachel Rhodes, 20: "1 over Radio Libertad and Radio hit her... because I hate all Francis Shepherd, called on the Elxelsior also have been pro women and she happened to Prime Minister today for the hibited since March 23.-United (be the most accessible vietim." first. time since he took office. Press

-United Press.

The socording to Sir Fran cis was purely courtesy."

We had a nice chat together," he said, but his statement did not prevent rumours spreading that "another severe noto" on

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YESTERDAY'S – CROSSWORD-A on

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now Western campaign for united Germany based on free elections, the Russians are evi- dently taking the position that "one bird in hand is worth

two in the

By signing a peace treaty with East Germany, Russian troops could still be stationed in Poland and still

pose a threat to Western Europe. But with Russian troops pulled out of Germany, the Communists could again scize the Initiative in Broadcasting

the propaganda baille by forcing the Western Is struggling

on the defendve on their

London, Mür, 27. British

maintain its vast overseas net-optriiod occupation of West

work of nows broadcasts in the face of a reduced Government Germany, grant.

man

have to

aspects of General MacArthur's But he dented a newspaper unauthorised comment On the report today that the BBC had Chinese Communists' position decided to dismiss 100 members and the Korean

controversy of its overens news staff. generally.

This year the Government is Among British diplomats the allocating £4,605,000 for the prevailing view appeared to be EBC overseas services-a reduc- that controlling General Mac- tion of £35,000. Arthur's frequently controver The Daily Telegraph" sald sin political statements on Far this morning that the BBC would Eastern affairs was an American drop all broadcasts in Bengali, problem

Tamil and Marathi on its Indian As long as these statements servke and continue only were not endorsed publicly by Urdu and Hindustani services. the United States Government, Broadcasts would Still it was considered sufficiently made to Iron Curtain countries well-known that only the Go- but the Corporation would drop vernment determined the policy, about 24 broadcasts a

day in It was considered to be known, Western European languages, in-

cluding Greek and Turkish. consultations between the States and other Governments before any new political move is made and any political decision taken about crossing the 38th Parallel.

its

be

oil had been presented by Bri-loo, that there would be polition English broadcasts to Europe

tain-Reuter,

New Syrian Cabinet

Damascus, Mar. 27.

the

Premier Khaled el Azem auc- ceeded today in ending crisia and forming a government of Independents and the Re- publican bloc.

Mr el Azem retained the Foreign Ministry.

Other posts included Colonel Fowzi Selo, Defence; Abdul Rahman el Azem, Finance; Same Kabbara, Interior; Facet Moulq, Economy and Educa- tion; Abdul Bagul Nizam Oldeen, Justice and Agriculture; Sami Tayarra, Puble' Works and Health, United Press.

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Famine Tales From Bulgaria

Belgrade, Mar. 27. „Bulgarian refugees who have Just fled to Yugoslavia reported that their country is threatened. with famine and that tranchés were being dur along the Bulgarian-Yugoslav frontier

by

troops/ under the direction of Russian officers, according 10 an official communique tonight.

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The Daily Telegraph”, added that some of the BBC's equip- ment might be used for "Voice of America" broadcasia-Reuter.

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