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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951,

Empire Defence Ministers Meet

Commonwealth Defence Ministers and their military advisers have just con- cluded a seven-day conference in London. This photograph, taken in the garden of 10 Downing Streot, shows (left to right) P. A. McBride (Australia), T. L. McDonald (New Zealand), Emanuel Shipwell (Britain), F. C. Erasmus (South Africa), E. F. C. Whitehead (Southern Rhodesia) and L. D. Wilgress (Canada).

AP Photo.

Trygve Lie Was New

Left Out

Now York, June 28. Me Trygve Lie, United Nations Secretary-General, was not invlied to

dinner

given tonight by Me Jacob Malik, chief Bavici dele- gate in the United Nations, for the members of ibe

Council

This

Secus was disclosed by 1 United Nations spokesman.

Tho

dinner WEA * routine alfaly, giyan by every out-going president of the Council,

Mir Malik's term of office uspiros

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London, June 28, A Gormart actress and formar Hamburg theatre owner, has just won her tenth prize in

festival in Britain The reason, she says! "I can not live without the theatre."

a dreme

She is Mrs Kaete Behrens Stainfeld. With her husband and com,

she fled from Ger- many after the Nazis came to power.

They

came to England in tending to go to relatives in the US.A., but decided to stay. They made their

in

New Decartelised'

Steel Companies In West Germany

Frankfurt, June 28,

Allied officials gave the go-ahead signal today for the establishment of the first new "decartelised" German steel companies. High American officials said the first group of companies would be set up within a matter of weeks.

The move came after six years of Allied planning to break up the powerful heavy industry truais of the Ruhr and 13 months after the three Western occupa- tion powers laid down the general lines of the break- up in their now-famous "Law 27,”

The

Truman Cautious On Merits Of Russian Cease-Fire Proposal

BUT HOPES IT MAY LEAD TO PEACE

Washington, June 28.

President Truman told a news conference to-

day that if a truce in Korea should cause a slowing World War

down in America's defence effort, it would be one of the most dipastrous things that could happen to the country.

The President said he had not yet made up his mind about the merits of Russia's Korean cease- fire proposal but he sincerely hoped it would lead to peace.

predicted!

Mr Truman that American consumers would "take a beating" and the defence effort would be seriously jeopardised unless

Congress passed a "good"

price and wage controla law or extended the present one

They Want MacArthur

beyond the June 30 expiraTo Be Tried

tion date.

He emphasised that there should be no slowdown in the defence programme,

No Longer

Probable

OPTIMISTIC VIEW

OF CONGRESSMAN

Washington, June 28, Representative Clarence Canner (Democrat) said in

a speech in the House to-

day that World War III was

no longer probable.

of

Pleading for continuation foreign aid and defence spend-

New York, June 20. The Communist-backed Wo-ing, Mr Cannon sald general men's International Democratic war was being "shoved back" Federation today called for the all the time.

He based his beiler on the MacArthur and trial of Gen.

which, ho growing strength

He was asked what the next step was in bringing a truce in the Korean war and he replied that he could not make public Gen. Matthew Ridgway as war said, America's allles were the United States Government's

mover.

He added: "You cannot discuss such business in public."

criminals.

The demand was contained in

to the

bullding up with the Untied States economic and milliary help.

He added that there must be of programmes no slackening

to increase the power dealne

Western nations to re- sist the Soviet threat.

a resolution of the women's organisation submitted RUSSIAN NOTE The President was asked United Nations by Russia's dele- sertiment gate, Jacob Malik, who requested he thought any near the 38th Parallel would that it be circulated as a Securi-

Mr Cannon said that, accord- amount to appeasement.

Ly Council document.

Ing to the best milliary infor- that he had no

mallon which he later told re- He repiled

The communication, sent by porters he obtained from newa- had 100 atomie comment,

The United States Cover Miss Eugenie Cotton, President papers-Russia

bombs. had been trying to of the WIDF Executive Com-

"And we are told by those achieve A settlement in Korea mittce, asked that "Those rea in a position to know that in ever since the war started.

World

ment

third

Aukod df he thought the note ponable for crimes against the the event of a

100 bombs which the United States Am-Korean people, and Gen, Mac War out of those

Arthur and Gen. Ridgway in 70 could bo delivered to tar bassador In Moscow, Admiral

particular, bo prosecuted as war gets here in the United States." Kirk, had received from the

as defined by the

He quoted General Hoyt Russian Government

was suf-criminals

Allied declaration of 1043 and Vandenberg, Air Chief of Staff, fecient to enable the matter to

bo tried by the peoples."

as saying @ determined enemy be explored further, the Pro-

could deliver 20 or 100

100 bombs sident replied that he hoped so. The resolution, adopted at

DESIRE FOR PEACE

Sofia, Bulgaria, according to the on targets despite radar screens

and fighter interception.

The remainder of the 28 now independent trustees will be companies that will replace the nominated after consultation He was asked if he thought communication, was a follow- Because madera atomic bombs former "Big Six”. and several with German steel industry the Russian peace overture up to a 10-page document list-are more powerful than the smaller West German steel pra-trade-unions and the Govern-justed the stand his Ad- ing purported Allied, atrocities World Wor II models, Mr ducers will be set up underment and subject to Allied ap- ministration took in General in Korea submitted to the Cannon.cald, an atomic attack Allied anti-trust legislation proval.

MacArthur's dismissal and he United Nations by Mr Malik now would cause "even greater Arst shortly after the

group.

The next major question to replied in the affirmative. last week on behalt of the destruction than the bomb we officials said.

be decided and the last phase The President referred many women's organisation.—United | dropped on Hiroshima".--United companies, whoze how

the decartelisation

Press, pro- questionors, who wanted him Press. plants have bien run until now granime in steel is the Anal by Allied control

to, amplify his view on the trustee cor- distribution of shares in now

Russian cease-fire overture, la porations, will have between 85 companies and

satisfaction of

the statement released by the and 90 per cent of West Ger- creditors of the old flems, Insta

State Department earlier, many's strel-producing capacity. cluding "substantial" American which the Department said: Although ownership in the new interests, officials said,

тво companies will return to shore-

Actual

distribution holders of the old cartel firms, pected to start in about five or Gromyko's observations are bor Allied officials expressed con- six months Unlled Press. fldonce that the

once-powerful German "Ruhr barons" will either again be able to dominate German economy cr.

is ex-

through their economic Mayor Was A

the German Government,

home This basic aim

the Great North

Road town of Baldock, Hertford

and before long Mts Behrens-Steinfeld was helping

shire,

form an amateur dramatic com pany.

It was a small start in school hall but now she has four companies with membership of about 200 actors

and actresses.

won

Now one of her teams have cup at the a challenge British Drama League festival

her fourth success at this feall-

val,

power,

of the

long decastellsation programme would be guaranteed by the principio of not permitting any individual or group to achieve control of more than one com- pany, either through ownership of shares or through double Jobs in management. The same sim would be further ensured

ot

Genius

London, June 28.

A West End club has been

proving that most of its dis- tinguished members have only average brains.

The same test has shown thọ

implications

ing studied."

of

Mr

U.S. Position On Peking Admission Unchanged

Washington, June 28.

The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, reiterated today that the possibility of a Korean truce had not changed the United States position against the admission of the Chinese Communists to the United Nations.

dependent and competitive-a cards with this sentence printed the bid for a truce, and his comforeign ald Commateso quca-1 united States would use the

MAIN PROVISIONS

anti-cartel provisions now Charters:

of

The President emphasised again that everyone wants penco in Korea-United Press BILENCE IN TOKYO

Tokyo, June 20. Sealed lips are now the mill- tary order of the day in Tokyo and Korea among_top-ranking United Nations officers about

The United States had steadfastly taken, tho Mr Malie's peace-in-Korea pro- position that the Chinese Communist Government pusal.

With wary

eyes on Genero should not be permitted to shoot their way into the MacArthur's abrupt dismissal organisation, Mr. Acheson said. they are shying at making any

He was testling beforal. "Such disqussions do not mean statement at all.

of Representatives that we would give up, our the House That

gocs tor General Foreign Affairs

Committee for position that Formosa hould the now companies, which are genius,

who yesterday seemed administration's $2,800 million did not wish," designed to make them

Members In-

have been given to leed American water on

Mr Acheson was asked if the. Replyin in Korea, Li-Gen James toning

10 mander revolutionary concept for Ger- on it:

Acheson said that | veto to keep the Chineso Com=" Finished files are the results van Fleet.

the American many.

Position

out on munists

of the. Unlied years of scientifle study But Cleneral Ridgway'a public | Chie

that the National) Nations. These are the three major combined with the experience (rolations officer

China Was his орелед

Government of General Chi

Chiang mouth just enough to say that Kai-shek of the of years.

stiu represented

WORLD COUNT They are given 10 seconds to both "bad" their orders and China on the United Nations. count aloud the number of F's would comment on the regge The United States policy on "I it happened that this was in it.

fina Уторопод

after consultation

Formosa

arted by going to be a relevant question, was that started Now quickly! How many with the United States

President Truman on June 27, we would ask to have it taken to the World Court for veltio- aro there?

Chipis

In which the Chiang the Intelligence But

nelthor he nor

Was recognized ment", he said. Strict

Mr Acheson knew of no registration of rating for the first attempt. Generals

Government

the President put the shares under the names of Three sported, average tour, or not

Fudgway or Seventh Fleet Into the Formosan plans to hold war crimes trials connection with the Korean actual owners and payment of above average; dve, perior to General van Fivet might y Strait.

conflict but added, "So far as dividents only in a registered most; aix, a genius.

to the 38th Farallel unser à The Formosan question should owner, preventing secret trans- The test came from a Falm whẩic-log” to arrange = truco | not be settled by force, and people have violated the rules

Beach, Fipelde, olub.

terms with thie North Korean any attempt is made to settle of War, that is another ques-

ton This was the score of three and Chinga Reds.

by force, we will interpose

Bir Acheson told the Com people: a journalist, thros; a But along roughly the 30th

liten that irrespective of WITHIN UN an extent by a small group B.Sc. with an Honours deg! there is tan sin of a fring

what happened in Korea, there. two; a printer's reader, two.

Mr Acheson also reiterated

should be no slackening of Club members Jack Train and for both sided aro probing the United States desire 10 American efforts to build up cach, opd snooker champion man's" land between the two within the United Nations

alligs. tries. Proxy voting will still Joe Davis Ave. Melkery, the opposing her side seams to have ticularly, he said should be not lessen the The Formosan question, par A settlement bo permitted, but only for one Bishop Auckland moccer player,its heart in the for the front, mottled by peaceful discussion defence efforts.

need for great shareholders' meeting at a time fourth four. and on the basis of specide vol- But Mr

Rhodes Marshall, too, is walling for nows of a not by force.

The Becretary of Defence, ing instructions.

of mayor

discussions General George C. Marshall, Is Blackpool, found possible peace and an spa to Thess peaceful First, the management and thin all. London Express the shooting-London Express should be within the United due to appear before the Com-i

Service. supervisory boards as well as Servico,

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