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THE "CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1951.

British Nuclear Arab League States

Discovery

London, May 27. The Daily Telegraph said "British scientist had made an Im. portant discovery painting towards use of hydrogens

nuclear fuel.

The Ministry of Supply refused to confirm or deny the story, which said ex- periments would 110W probably be transferred

from a small laboratory in London to the atomle energy establishment at

Harwell.--United Press,

Russians Yield A Point

CONCESSION AT PARIS TALKS

Paris. May 17.

Russia today made a minor concession when the Foreign Ministers' deputies met for

the

the 54th time in search of an agenda for their chiefs.

A Western spokesman stated after the meeting that Soviet deputy, Mr Andrei Gromyko, had accepted in prin. ciple that the Foreign Ministers should deesde for themselves whut priority should be given to German remilitarisation,

Hitherto he had insisted that this should have top

10p priority

one

Of

for discussion as

of the Causes of East-West tension,

The Western

deputies have proposed that the question of its priority should he test to the Foreign Ministers deelde when they

To

Discuss

Border Crisis

Plan For

For Joint Military Support Of Syrians

Damascus, May 17.

The Council of the seven-State Arab League will meet tomorrow to discuss a plan of action on the Israeli-Syrian border dispute submitted by its Political Committee.

The Committee met for the third time today and was expected to finish the discussion of a Syrian memorandum believed to propose concerted military support to Syria by the other six mem-

bers.

Iraq has already sent anti-aircraft units" and promised fighter planes to assist Syria in her dispute with Israel over the demilitarised zone near the Sea of Galilee.

the Whe

Azzain Pasha, Secretary-and Air Force units in support General of the League, said of Syria. that the Political Committee Mr Caffery cald that studied the draft resolution now United States had asked before the United Nations United Nations Security Council Security Commeil,

to order Israel to stop drainage Hulch marshes. operations In

the disputed

The resolution calls on Israel to stop all drainage in the dis- militarised dome and to allow displaced Arabs to return home. The spokesman described the

i5 A matter of splitting League politicians generally tairs but called Mr Gromyko's į expressed satisfaction concession an advance.

Seeprity Council's draft resolu-

Mr Gromyko had accepted # tis.

She was acting in response to United an appeal from Egypt to the States. Britain and France to stop Israeli aggression in at the

footnote to the "plit agenda" A Syrian spokesman, speak put forward by the Western ing on Syria's demand for mili Powers to the effect that theretary aut from the Arab League was disagreement on the plac- | states, sald that Syria still ing of German demilitarisation feared that Israel would "again but agreement that it should violate the armistice be included in Hem 1 fcauses ment.” of tension).

si:

The Westen ducte sidered this illogical.

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accordance with the tri partite declaration of March, guaranteeing Middle East security.

BRIDEGROOM WAS SHIRTLESS

The marriage of a Javanese Princess to a blue-blooded army officer was In- donesin's "wedding of the year." Here the bridal couple, Gusti (Princess) Siti Nurul, and Lt. Col. Raden Mas Suryo Sularse, are seen clad in traditional Javanese

wedding attire during the ceremony.-AP Photo,

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To Be Put On Show In London GERALD MCBOING

London, May 17,

The King and Queen are to visit on May 24 (Empire Day) the Exhibition of Traditional Colonial Art at the Imperial Institute, South Kensington, London. His Majesty has lent to this important Exhibition an ivory leopard which was a present to Queen Victoria following the 1897 Expedition to Benin (Nigeria).

Rare examples of Colonial territories, have contributed ja Art, some never before seen number of fine pieces, for txample, wooden musky of the

Crocodile Ate The Postman

Dar-es-Salaam,

-May 17.

CDC officials on the Sonrea enalflelds, Tan- ganyika, are still waitfug for mail dur last week,

Rains made the impassable; while

(The United Nations Security in England, will be shown. Makonde people of Tanganyika until tomorrow without voting Exhibits have been sent and fine carved boxes, made in Council yesterday adjourned

Oli a four-power resolution call- from all over the world-wood by the Barotse of Not- ing on Israel to stop drainage from Malaya, Nigeria, Fiji, thern Rhodesia, operations in the demilitarised zone of Lake Hutch).-Reuter,

the Gold Coast, Tanganyika, DOMINANT MOTIF Uganda, Malta, Cyprus; BRITAIN INFORMED from the British Museum,dominant att

The frigate bird is one of the motifs of the and from many

private Pacife, and many of the exhibi- collections in England and tion pieces from the Solomon Islands embody this bird in one abroad.

Arranged by the Colonial form er another. It appears in the black wooden food bowls, Offloe with the support and co-infald with pearl shell, some operation of the Colonial Gov-

Vice. and with times alone and sometimes with ernments concerned,

fish in its beak. One of the the advice and assistance finest exhibits from the Solomon

of many authorities in

in Great Bri-

fear DineIslands is a houseboard, abou! tain, the Exhibition is planned fifteen feet long, decorated with not to present a comprehensive seven frigate birds, carved in display, berritory by territory, the round, and diving down on the finest available examples, a but rather to demonstrate, with number of cultural traditions which are entitled to rank greater achleve-

Anastas Bey Hanania, For- STILL INSISTINO

eign Minister' of Jordan, RP- The Soviet deletion, how rived toJux to join the Com- ever, still fagister today that Lanter

1.ng. His Fine

London, May 17. his question should have the Minister, Samir Tada ififo.. Iraq informed Britain in ad- first place in the causes of ten- was

expected but dil

vance of her decision to 001

send forces to Syria come....

following the Mohamed Saleh Din recent frontier fighting, with Bey..

Egyptian Foreign Minis Inc. it was understood in The American depoly. De ter, fold Journalists thal <üplomatic

Jie

quarters here today, Philip Jesup, said dut the

would patriably

According to these sources, new proposal following Egypt before the League had the British

Governement ex- the Catest Soviet attitude by forged ne reviens.

pressed some anxiety in case both incorporation German de-

the move served to enlarge the militarisation in the prundle to the firm team and then alto dealing with

a foulnate as proposed.

by Western Powers.

was

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The depulics will meet again tomorrow afternoon-Reuter.

Still Don't Care

Berlin, May 17

leave

for

scope of the hostilities.

The Iraq Government assured Britain that the move, taken in full accord with the Syrian Government, was purely defen- sive.

among man's

ments,

10

Shoal

applied

re-

roads

swim- ming a river the postman was eaten by a crocodile. The malibar was recover- ed.-London Express Ser.

Peace Plan Proposed

By Senator

----Washington, May-17---

The Syrian Cabinet met for two hunts elay and heard a riport frem the Pampler. Khaled El Azem Bey, on the

of carved fish League's dizeussions-Reuter,

to the bottom of the board,

Fine U.S. INTERVENTION

examples of the presentationul sculpture of the Cairo, May 17.

The forces concerned are the

Santa Crus Islands and New The United States has given Iraqi Army Royal Bodyguard The selection has been in- Hebrides,

Fiji and Tonga are Syria and Israel definite recomand anti-aircraft umts and a fluenced by aesthetic considera- also an view. mendations for settling their number of Iraq Royal Altions. The organisers emphasise Among the outstanding craft border dispute. This was re-

Force squadrons, according to a that it

Senator work is black graphite pottery

Edwin Johnson not planned as an vealed here today by the United

from Uganda, with its strong

{Democrat) today proposed a A representative of the Na. States Ambassador

the und cal exhibition

resolution to end graceful shapes; cloths, peace tional Council of Jewish Women Mr Jefferson Cuffery, after a Iraqi Premier, Nuri Es mild,

work and ceremonial Korean war next month. It is divided into two sections: leather today charged that Germans meeting

Diplomatic with the Egyptian Act

Technically, shields, with bold geometrical here the larger is devoted to sculp

the resolution till had no conception of theint Foreign Minister, Ibrahim tend to discount the view that ture, and the smaller to such patterns,

would from

Dul the Tanganyika;

Senate on re- the

the move might

in favour of a , serve as

gold,

cord

specific crafts is pottery,

jewellery and ornaments busketwork. Precursor of the controversial textiles and other forms of from

The Gold Could,

bowls, peace plan and ask the Unked) Greater Syrla" plan.

Nations to co cloth, metal work, etc.

plates and boxes of

silver

o a nations to They saw in it simply an act

put an end to the fighting. and finc sarong Under

Senator Johnson's solidarity between two Arab

cloths from Mulaya; lace from League Stakes in the context of

Cyprus and Malla; and tapa, or pinn, the United Nations forces and Communist troops would cloth, from the Islands retire to their respective sides bark of the West Pacific.--London of the 38th Parallel,

suffering they indicled "an Jews and no desire to make amends for it. This was true except for a few heraie exec- lions, she said.—United Press,

13

Farag Pasha,

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I was understood that the two men discussed the situation arizing cui of the dispute and the movemen! of Iraqi Army

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Emanet, 20 Usins, 20 afonicted. Down: 1 Courtute; 2. Probabla

Parliament last night by Statement made in the Iraq ethnographical or anthropologi-

observere

of

the Syrian-Israeli Reuter,

clash,

Sequel To Reprisal - Shootings

Paris, May 17.

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This exhibition, the most out-and clanding and comprehensive of its kind yet held in England, will be open to the public from May 25 to Sept, 30,

Among outstanding exhibits Express Service. will be on unrivalled group of sculpture from West Africa- Nigeria, the Gold Coast, the

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FAMOUS BRONZES

Confirms

Ban

Monazite

The

The armistice would be effective at 4 a.m. on June 25 Just a year after the hostilities i

began.

By December, under Senator

Johnson's plan, prisoners would

non-

be exchanged and all

persons, military and

non-military (except ordinary From Nigeria, the Oni of Ife,

New Delhi, May 17. spiritual head of the Yoruba

diplomatic representatives) shall people, has lent eight of the day reaffirmed its ban on the Korea

Indian Government to- depart from North and South famous Ite bronzes, most of which were excavated within

"The Korean war has every export of monazite, possible Mr Jean Letourneau, French the grounds of his palace source of atomic energy, after appearance of being a hopeless Minister for the Associate States during rebuilding operations in demanded shipments of the ore siveness and breeder of bitter)

the United States Senate had conflict of strition and indecl- of ludo-China, today disowned 1938-39. those responsible for the re- The origin and exact date of in partial payment for Ameri-racial prisal shooting of 20 Vietminh these priceless pieces is still can grain. undecided,

hostages in Dalat.

French and Vietnamese polles extreme naturalism, reminiscent sources told Parliament that a By virtue of their The Minister for Natural Re- officials responsible had been of

the sculpture of classical arrested and would faco a court- | Greece, some have suggested that complete embargo on the ex

they were

Influence of

port of monazite existed and made under the no

shipment to any foreign that they

The Assembly was discussing some have to say Greet countries was permitted,

hatreds," the Senator says-United Press.

New Persia

Party

Teheran, May 17,

- A Persian Labour Party whe

martial, he told the National Assembly.

military budget details when were made under the influence Informed sources said there Communist deputy proposed of Greek, Roman or Egyptian was little chance of litting the that the debate be halted in work. This group includes two embargo. The United States is created here tonight, uniting protest against the executions.

England; they were secured at no circumstances can the Gov. the time of the excavations by ernment allow such murders an American collector who has to take place in a country recently returned them to the

the French covered itself with honomy, has possession of the Oni.

Of particular interest is a The Minister added that the mail

group of terra-cottna Communist campaign against.

(hends of man

and animals). French

Mr Lelburnenu said, "Under onzes not previously seen in already the largest importer of i søveral groups "on the morrow

where

•Indow civilians and soldiers in which are among the Brst fruits

explained not the of a

of a programme of excavation out In the

Senate also demanded as pay eve of a social revolution." Indlan manganeso which the of an oll victory

and on the ment-United Prcis

Dr Mozaffar Boghal," leader, of the National Front and close associate of the Promier, Dr Mohammed Mossadeg, suld

together several movements whose main ate had been off nationalisation.

Zelt

Aid For Italy that the new Party brought

Home, May 17. The United States wall giữa of Nigeria. Italy $71,000,000: In Atlantic these Pact military aid during the

"

These movements now

The Communist motion 10 pieces have been provisionally. } fiscal year of 1961, It was om- me and a plan

stop the debate was defeated Reuter

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the need for a political pro- of action Younded on the basic principles of Socialistn

The Association for Struggle

At Town Peration's pyecial Mission Against the Anglo-Iranian Oll

act but the state of exasperation now being carried of the police. But the crime was, northern provinces unforgivable.

On geological ovidence, dated to the latter half of the cially announced here today, Arat millennium

and thus represent, the period.

of Benin art. A unique work is the bronze Missing Plane Safe

mask,

representing □ hutnan worn at his in- head, whic Frankfurt May 17stallations by the Ata of Idah, An American Air Force drugo on the east bank of the before

the Niger port plane which was reported This mask has never Lages airport is the Asner, Tho, territoring de Eart

landed safely: juflett, Nigeria.

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