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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1951.

Stormy Session ISRAEL PRESENTS

Of Big Four

Paris, Apr, 11.

The "Big Four" Foreign Ministers' deputies had a nformyfive.hourression... today), a Western spokes- man sald tonight. There were no new proposals.

Today's meeting, the 28th, was the longest yet held. The deputies onice again falted to come In sight of an agrogment on an agenda for a Foreign Ministers meeting. The Western spokesman med up today's meeling by saying, "The reverse of progress was made.”—Reu- ter.

Non-European Vote Bill In South Africa

TERMS

FOR

A SETTLEMENT

Tel-Aviv, Apr. 11.

Israel today handed to the acting U.N. Chief of Staff of the Armistice Commission its terms for settling the shooting border dispute with Syria.

The action followed stern warnings from the United States and Britain to keep the dispute from endangering Mid-East peace at such a critical time in the cold war.

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The Israeli note submitted to Col. Bennot Ridder listed four prerequisites for re-establishing peace in the demilitarised area near the Sea of Galilee. The conditions were:

1. All military and parlia- mentary units to be withdrawn from the demilitarised zone and barred from re-entry.

2. A total ceasefire between

SPEAKER'S RULING and Syrian troops.

Capetown, Apr. 11. The Speaker of the House of Assembly of the Union of South Africa, Mr J H. Cunradle. today. ruled that Parliament can consider the BI seeking to remove coloured voters from the Common Roll.

try and maintaining the exist- Ing Republican regime, he said. Referring to recent Syrlan- Israeli frontier incidents, the Colonel said that Imani nimed to gain a foothold in the de-

3. United Nations observers militarised caused great]

to be given every facility to carry out their work.

new

calling for the return to civi- 4. Article V of the armistice linn life in the demilitarised ares to be reaffirmed.

Meanwhile,

violence flared up on the border where last week Syrian troops killed The Bill.

the Representation seven Ismell polleemen, U.N. "[ Non-Europeans Bill, has

observers were reported to have been challenged by the United scen a shooting fray between a Party Opposition as

nine-man Israell police patrol uncon- siitutional, requiring a joint and Syrian troops in the south Sling of the House and Senate em part of the demilitarised and a two-thirds majority be-zone. An Israeli spokesman said the Syrian re kept the police patrol planed down all day near the village of Nakb. United Press.

fore it could become law,

The Speaker's ruling is that Parliament is competent to vote |

the ordinary way

on the

in measure and that a two-thirds majority is not necessary.

An

AIR ENGAGEMENT

Tel-Aviv, Apr. 11. official spokesman said here today that two Syrian planes flying over Isracii Cupe Province where they territory today had been engaged

The Bill secks to remove coloured voters in Natal and

predominate from the Com- ΜΟΥΣ Roll and to give them European representation in the House and the Senate.

The Speaker quoted leading

constitutional authorities in sup-

port of his contention that the South Africa Act no longer In- the volved any Imitation on legislative competence of the Union Parliament,

from

He said that to differ these authorities "would be to attempt to frustrate this House

will expressing its in exercising its undoubted rights, powers and privileges."

by an Israeli drove them back across the border.

inck.

The Syrian Army had forti- Syrian-Israeli border

In doing so the ruffering to nearly 1,000 Syrian children, he asserted. subjects including women and

Syria, he added, would fight for her rights to the end, and bad rotsed the matter before the United Nations-Reuter.

MORRISON CAUTIOUS

The

Colonial Court Of Appeal Opened

Lord Jowitt, Lord Chancellor of Britain, attended a colourful ceremony at Nairobi when he inaugurated the new Supreme Court of Appeal for East Africa. Picture shows the signing of the oath.

Yugoslavia For Lead

Turning To In Cultural

Britain Affairs

Belgrade, Apr. 11.

Britain is becoming the leading nation in cultural relations with Communist Yugoslavia,

The Yugoslavs are looking to Britain today more than to any other country for cultural exchanges and facilities for training badly-needed scientific and technical specialists.

Inexperienced and would technical advice and instruction from the BBC.

London, Apr. 11. Foreign Secretary Mr Herbert Morrision, today de- clined to commit himself in the Bcuse of Commons on the res ponsibility for the recent Israeli-the dominant position in this re welcome

Russia, which once occupied | and Syrian clash.

On April 4, seven Israeli spect, stepped out of the contest more than two years ago by police were killed

in a clash deliberately cutting all ties be with Syrians in an area south- tween Yugoslavia

and herself cast of the Lake of Galilee and and her satellites followed suit in one of the demilitarised shortly after this country's zones.

break with the Cominform.

and

•

VISITS TO DE Scholarships and bursaries allotted to Yugoslavia by tho British Council last year amounted to 80 months in all. Israel retaliated by bombing

This year, beginning from "It is important that people April 1, it will amount to 100 positions on Syrian territory the next day.

in our country become ac-

months. The scholarships Inst Professor fighter, which

Douglas Savory, quainted with the life and

year covered such varied sub- Conservative, had asked whether work of the British people, and Year cov

and jects as English language and we also consider it useful for literature, the British Government

animal breeding, The spokesman stated that six about the bombing. Mr Mor- better acquainted with what is breeding, oceanography, textile considered Egypt's complaint the British people to become medicine, technology, plant planes were Syrian

sighted rison said that Britain had told happening here," Marshal Tito production: 51 Yugoslavs mado 'during the day over the Egypt that she shared her con- told Reuter's correspondent, use of them. demilitarised zone. Reuter.

cern and that the British Minis-Honald Preston, in, an interview. In addition the British Coun- SYRIA DEFIANT

ters at Tel-Aviv and Damascus

The Yugoslav Federal Council el organises visitors weeks" had been instructed to press the far Science and Culture has, allotting a certain number of Cairo, Apr. 11.

Israell and Syrian Governments according to Mr W. P. Jowett weeks (covering all costs, ex- Colonci Adb Shashakaly,

20 cease offensive operations head of the British Council fares to and from Eng- Syrian Deputy Chief of Staff, immediately and

to withdraw here, for the

first time itself land) for short specialist visits. said here tonight that he had any troops from the demilitar- begun showing a keen desire to Forty-three received in Cairo assurances of Loed zone.

persons went to make use of the various facili-Britain on shorter visits last Mr Barnett and Support from other Arab States

Janner, Labour ties offered by the Council in year

among them musicians, Member, urged in the event of an Israeli. at Jewish

Mr the sphere of Morrison to take some steps to specialist training-

culture and sanitary inspectors, doctors, Alm

drazna experts. further action "in view of the prevent Syria from taking

Now visiting Britain is Dr This is belleved to be a unique Leon Gershücovle, Yugoslav De- cold-blooded murder

of these attitude towards the British puty Minister and a member seven policemen and also the Council taken by any foreign at the Federal Council of Legis- fact He disclosed at a Press con-

that others were taken Government department;

lation, who took a leading part ference that Egypt had agreed

prisoner."

draming the new. Yugoslav He also asked Mr Morrison to to lift the ban on export from tell Egypt that when it "ater British Council, whose object is

The growing activities of the penal code. Bombay, Apr. 11. Egypt of surplus war materials

In Britain he will study local Pandit H, Kunzru, President of bought by Syria Trom the Bri- feres in these matters to inter-to "propagate the English government, nationalbed indus- the Indian Counell of Worldish and American authorities.

fere on the right side and not language abroad and further try, the building up of profes- Affairs, said here today that He told reporters that his

on the wrong side."

cultural exchanges" today in sional cadres (private and civil there was no hope of settling visit

thank

Mr "King

Morrison replied: "In Yugoslavia include the follow-service) and the rights of citi differences between Indians and Farouk and the Egyptian Gov- these matters

of concern to ing:

zens against the State-all the white community in Southernmo

Arab States ernment and people for their Israel and the

closely related to Yugoslavia's Africa by negotiation.

support to Syria in her grave crament is anxious to live in Help in the teaching of helping the Yugoslavs overcome

with whom His Majesty's Gov- ENGLISH COURSES

present-day internal problems. Pandit-Kunzru, arriving-from-hour".

The British Council is also Now Delhi to preside

friendship it would beg Mem- meeting of the Council tomor- been any misunderstanding be-bers of the House not to be 100 English in Yugoslavia;

dimeuities in the purchase row, added: "The Indian Govern- tween Syrin and other Arab biased."

2.-Scholarships and bursaries foreign books due to a shortage ment has always supported the States, declaring "The spirit of

exchange.

Face A Conservative Member. Md students and sucibles Xugoslav of foreign Indian community in South brotherhood prevails in all our

Kenneth

asked specialists;

jast

they have been could.

discussions.

the Foreign Secretary 3.-Instructional and

supplying every month the is anxious to prevent in-

other Academic Council of Yugoslavia Colonel Shashakaly said that

the question roads on the citizenship rights of the Army was not involved in

tours in Yugoslavia by leading like

British personalities in thep to £100 worth of scientide Indians abroad and will do its the recent Syrian Cabinet crisis, volved in this very tragic and realm of science and culture;

murder before all the facts In- best to rouse world opinion and denied that there was poll against the unashamed racialism Ucal instability in the country regrettable incident have become of South Africa, which threatens The Syrian Army's only con-

plain." democracy and peace."Reuter.

motion

"I am, accordingly, not pre-fed the pared to disallow the before the House," the Speaker added, — Reuter,

'INDIAN VIEW

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any attack, he said. and was ready to withstand

to was

He denied that there had

gring words

use

4.-To make available to Yugoslavs British books, docu- Mr Morrison: "I gather this is mentary and technical Alma international Investigation on the

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initiative of the panties concerned records). and think that the more at this stage wir can be impartial the betber."--Reuter,

Moscow Makes organisation of

in

and other British, literature of their own cholce--Reuter.

No Cuts In Broadcasts

of the Council in an article on Tribute was paid to the work

Anglo-Yugoslav cultural rela- Цола in the Belgrade news-

London, Apr. 11. Paper, Politika,

Britain's broadcasts to the "Judged by the volume and Soviet Union and associated cultural rela- countries and to Europe have tions in the world today, Great been saved from cuts by Д Britain occupies the first place," special grant from the Govern the paper said. "This may be ment.

Mr by the fact

Herbert Morrison, the announced among European Foreign Secretary, London, Apr; 11. countries, has at her disposal this in the House of Commons Moscow Radio today broad- the most

New Charge

partly explained Hat Britain,

ihat

effective

machinery today.

to

cast an Indian Press despatch for International, cultural and He said that the Government

scientific co-operation... the would provide £100,000 saying an American military mission had arrived in Northern British Council,

maintain the European Services Kashmir to make preliminary

of the British Broadcasting surveys for the construction of

Corporation, United States air bases there.

WIDELY SPOKEN'

The most spectacular develop.

of the

Bervice

His statement followed wide-

The broadenst quoted a de-

ment has been the teaching of pind criticism, in which many English. Mr Jowett described spatch from the Srinagar cor-the

Members of Parliament figured, Yugoslavs

recent BBC nows release as most en- respondent of the Now Delhi thusiastic.

hat it would have to reduce its English is fast bo- Timas, saying that the mission coming the most widely known

own overseas services. consisted of about 50 experts foreign language in the country China would be cut, Mr Morri

Asked if the

to and "hes of its disposal three since tha compulsory teaching aircraft with Pakistani Identif

Don Baid that the questioner Russian in schools fication signs".

need not be apprehensive abandoned just over a year ago. that point-Reuter. The radio also quoted de- Another sign of the popu- spatches as saying, "The Pak-larity of English in this country. Istan Government has issued in- is the decision by Belgrade structions to the military au- Radio II (local emissions for thorities to render every assist- ance to the US military mis-Serbia) to broadcast English by radio" lessons from recordings sion-United Press.

and æcripts supplied by the

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Soviet Makes NEXT CHANGE KING'S

A Claim

The

London, Apr, 11. Moscow Radlo said to- day that Soviet scientists had developed an apparatus- for turning the sun's rays into heat energy for use in electrio power plants, Industry and medicine,

equipment, the broadcast said, had been made in the hello-technical laboratory of the power Institute of the Soviet Academy of Sciences,

Several solar Instala- tions" would be built along the route of the main Turkmenian Canal-Rep-

ter.

Resettlement Plan

Johore's

London, Apr. 11.

resettlement

pro- in gramme, which will result the housing of 70,000 Malayans in 65 entirely new villages, will be completed by May 1, according

Singapore message received at the For- eign Office here today. Already 37,000 people have been moved into 24 resettlement areas. Reuter.

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