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Washington, July 17.

"This belief, it may be re- ported, did not spring into being overnight but had its genesis carly this Spring.", the despatch added.

"At that time certain and relatively moves

0

small

Insignificant of diplomatic and quasi-diplomatic aspect

sug- gested to some sensitive Moscow observers that the Soviet Foreign Office might be starting to prepare the way for an im- provement in relations with the West.

"However, the initial evl- diences of this trend ware of Island Government has de- | such a relatively ephemeral cided

that the proposed nature that the naturally skep- sical Moscow diplomats kept JA Japanese treaty

their Angers firmly crossed -acceptable.

until more evidence might ba

The Philippine Embassy today reiterated that the

un-

Centurion

Britain's Centurion tank, used with such success in Korea, is being mass-produced at Royal Ordnance factories in various parts of Britain. Here a worker In a Leeds factory is welding the turret of one of the monsters.

Seretse

Accuses

British Govt. Of Bungling Position

London, July 17.

In a formal statement the Em-received as to what the Soviet hasty cald, "Due to recurrent Union had in mind.

"Since that time there haya speculation as to a possible

been a

a number of other de- compromise on Philippines re

of velopments

considerably parations claims against Japan. it is desirable that the position greater significance which tead to confirm the diplomatie heller of the Philippine Government that those early Spring swallows Seretse Khama, exiled chief of the on the question be understood they. had detected might beyond ravil or doubt."

nctually, be considered the Bamangwato tribe, complained today that the British Government had refused to let him pay a short visit home to calm down trouble among his people.

The statement repeated Am- bassador Elizalde's statement of June 27 in which he said, "The

re-

forerunners of a more definite trend."

The correspondent said that had cited Philippines has in no manner Moscow diplomats

three

specifle actions

as in or form medifled its position on the question of Japanese

dications of what they regarde:i parations. It $8,000,000,000 as possible Soviet foreign policy toward the reduction directed claim has not been reduced...

of tensions. The statement today took no notice of Manlia reports that the Foreign Office on July 16 said it may be willing to reduce reparations claims to approxi- mately $8,500,000,000.

"News," publishin

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He issued a statement calling the Government's decision "serious and short-sighted.' They must take full responsi-jibe allowed to return to the 10 help They were the lifting of the billty for it the banished ruler Bamangwa Reserve rosiose law and order restrictions on West Berlin's Fald.

He charged the Government He offered to arrange a peace- trade, Mr Jacob Malik's pro- posal for a Korean truce, and with "continual mishandling of tal meeting at which his uncle, Tshokedi, would be allowed to the appearance in Moscow fast the situation."

Serets's statement disclaimed speak freely, week-end of a new called

In his responsibility for the riots. The statement today English and having as ita stateri Secretary of Foreign Affairs

purpose a "closer understanding Carlos P. Romulo last March between the Soviet Union an 20 handed US Ambassador the

Anglo-Saxon .world," -- John Foster Dulles a memoran- dum outlining the Filipino re- This in- parations position. cluded a statement that"... the Philippina elam to repara- lions may not be altered with- out the consent of the Philip- pine Government."

GOING AHEAD ·

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PEER'S WARNING

London, July, 17. - Lord Pakenham, First Lard the Admiralty, sald today that the lesson of the Korean must WAS war

that Britain and intensify. accelerate.

that she and her The U.S. State Department i measures has had nothing to say about the Philippines and other objec- tions to

the proposed treaty, but indications seem to be that say that with the end of the

Commun the Department is proceeding Korean

allies were already taking for collective self-defence,

It

would be na ilusion

war the

10

to let him

NOT A CRIMINAL At Britain's reques, he said, ** he had carefully refrained from

wen! Today, lic

on, Mr interfering in the situation in Gordon-Walker turned down the Bechuanaland.

offer and refused return for even a short visit, Government have never made

The statement added,

any

against accusation character, so I am not in the position of criminal asking for the remission of his sentence.

Seretse said that yesterday he me: Bir Patrick Gordon Walker, Secretary of State for Common wealth Relations, and asked to

Antarctic

Whales Dying Out

Capetown, July 17.

"The

my

"I maintain that my position es chief of the Bamangwato, with the overwhelming and devoted support

of the tribe, enables me alone to solve the present issues without the use af force, and events will prove that I am right,

NAVY BASES FROM SPAIN

NO AL

Admiral Sherman's Talks In Madrid

With Gen.

Franco

Madrid, July 17.

Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, United States Chief of Naval Operations, saw General Francisco Franco, Spanish Head of State, for the second time at his residence, El Pardo Palace, tonight.

Though nothing definite was known about the American naval chief's mission, on which he arrived here yesterday, Spaniards thought it might foreshadow a concrete agreement that the United States Navy could use Spanish bases.

Admiral Sherman first saw the Spanish Chief of State at the Palace almost immediately after his ar« rival in Madrid yesterday.

"Earlier today the Admiral although America cannot spare The United called at the Navy Ministry. arms at this time.

States meanwhile would like In the absence of the Navy sea and air bases in Spain. | Minister, who is away from Some of America's allles sec Madrid, he had a 20-minute Franco in a different light. They want to have little to do with conversation with Vice-him unless the Soviet menace Admiral Estrada, Chief of grown. The United States the Spanish Navy Staff Reuter.

NEW US, POLICY

Washington, July 17, After months of, hesitation, the United States is ready to better armed forces in Italy, Spain

plus

wants Spain to show a little more democracy 10 make Madrid a more acceptable' ally. (3) Italy Italy has a sur- of manpower that could be used in a

a big European army. But the Italian peace treaty limits the size of the Italian armed forces to 300,000 men. push for bigger and

Italy wants to Junk the part and Western Germany. the treaty restricting her armes

forças United States officials States soft-indicate they favour this, but pedalled these issues while the they are wrestling with their Big Four Foreign

conscience. They are not able argued in Paris over a possible to figure out how to change the East-West conference

To ond treaty

the legally because the cold war.

Soviet Union, who signed the talks treaty, would veto any altera-

The

United

Ministers

Now that the Paris have failed, the United States tious.

Is ready to flash the green light to the armed force, of its form- er focs.

PARIS DISCUSSIONS

The treaty problem is likely be revived on Tuesday. Luciolli Charge

Ad. Sherman Tone. Luciolli has asked Secre-

Visit London

4

Germany, Italy and Spain to will all present special problems Mario that will not be solved soon, Bud'Affaires of the Italian Embassy in Washington, received frosh Instructions from bla Govern- to tackle the problem ment

tary of State Dean Acheson for A conference at 2,000 hrs, GMT and may issue a statement later.

Oddly, the Italian problero

solved might be solve Just where the German problem is sharpest

the proposed European army. Plans for this army are.

are being discussed in Paris by the six countries that might com manpower Germany, Italy,

Holland -and and While

Western European statesmen and mill- try: men think twice about using German soldiers, they would welcome Italinos.

This rudses a possible way of getting

London, July · 17. Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, Unlied

States Chief of Naval Operations, ~`will "visit" "London on Fri- day for a brief talk with Admiral Lord Fraser, the First Sea Lord, the Ad- miralty said tonight.

Naval matters of mutual interest will be discussed, the announcement added.

Admiral Sherpan will be in London for only a Low hours. He is now in

"Unfortunately, the situation is that any people at this time are more bewildered than ever Fewer whales must be killed and without the guidance of the dwindling Antarctic one of their own people, in

* Spain-Reuter. are to be maintained, whom they have implieit faith.

deteriorate," the statement said, ---Reuter.

with

its announced plms to threat would be diminished, be hold the treaty conference at told the House of Lords. That San Francisco carly in Septem-was a completely false reading ber,

of the lesson of the Korean war

The resistance of the United Nalons had

been successfully stocks demonstrated. But that did not the International Whaling The situation may. wall

Commission has decided.. mean that they would not again to meet aggression t hove circumstances appeared favourshairman,

Professor B. Bergersen, its able to the agETCOT.

who arrived here Uald we have

today from Oslo le preside at some clear the annual meeting of the Com Indication that the basic almsmission next week, said: "Wa The Philippines apparently is of the Communists bave feel that the present annual using the American Embassy changed, the donger remains" quota of 10,000 bius Whales Is at Manila 08 the mean of he said.

In addition to its formal statement, a Philippine Embassy sold the Embassy spokesman has not communicated with the State Department regarding the treaty since the latest proposed text was sent to the potential signatories.

ments to Press.

transmitting any treaty com- Lord Pakenham spoke, during

the U.S.-Associated a debate on the Finance BU

which legalises the Govern- ment's budgetary, proposals.--. Reuter.

Truman Inspects

Flood

Damage

RED OFFICIAL SACKED

Moscaw, July 17. Pravda, the Commúnist. Party

newspaper, reports that Chadja

||

on the high side and the ques tion of lowering it is one of the Important items on our agenda."

Profesor Bergersen doubted that Germany had bought Ar- Foulina's new whaling factory the 22,000-ton. Juan ship, Peran, the largest in the world, as had been reported.

Germany is not ready to

Red Army's

Advance Into Tibet

}

ILizitation.

Vound Italy's treaty.

at

Italy could keep 300,000 men all the treaty allowe In its armed

forces floral volunteers to go out of home. Then it

It could allow addi the country, and enlist as valun- tpers in Italian units for the Tho Western European - arms. stipulations of the Italian peace treaty would thus still be pre- question served.-United Press...

the United States is ready to tackle these issues, with new vigour and a sense of urgency,

Here is what the United States foces

Germany--The

A

what contribution Western Ger- many can or will make toward Western Europe's defences. The United States and its alles seem

to be turning up slowly in favour

•

YUGOSLAYS PREPARED Athens, July 17. Yugoslavia's Minister ร

she felt that

of using German divisions Athens, Mr Badoc Yovanovic, porbapa twelve Is the Western told correspondents today, that **his country was not considering European amy, k San Francisco, July 17.

A high United States cfcial Greece because

a military Agreement with A Peking Radio broadcast today said the Chinese Red Army told the United Press on Tuesday membership of the United No was advancing through Northern wish to emphasise our desire tione, was guarantee against Sikang Province on their march this question as rapidly as we to push ahead toʻp solution of

y aggression into mountainous Tibet, gateway can, The job is urgent, and

to Indila.

tion of flood damage in Kansas. Batyrov, First Secretary of the had said that they would julnja sweeping trenér announces i intend to get on with,

any.

American

ald

Xugu pert

resume whaling as far as [ ANNIVERSARY OF THE

Washington, July 17,

know," the Professor, added. DEATH OF THE GREAT President Truman flew West

Yugoslavia, was prepared for any 'oventuality, ho said." WRITER, JANE AUSTIN,oday for n quick aerial inspec-

Neither Germany nor Italy Last May 27 Peking

Frontier incidents provoked för the

BASES IN SPAINDA Oklahoma, and his homo State Communist Party of Turkmenia, the

by International whaling "liberation of Tibet. Among the

Moscow satellites would be of Missouri.

has been released from his dalies agreement but "we must try to terms were provisions for control (3) Spain-The United States of no avail," he added. He was accompanied by Mrs following criticism of the Minis get them in before they start of Tibet's borders by the Red resumed flirting with Spain: pa mitted the Truman and their daughter,

Amy, of Colton Growing and whaling operations," he said.

output of Monday, when Admiral ForTOSÍ Margaret, and by Mr Charles R.

itho

'armaments in- of Agriculture

The Peking broadcast, heard Sherman United States Chief of dustry, but her military effort for

Professor‹ Bergersen, 'had' Wilson, Mobiumtion Director: Ministry Mr Wilson

Bursa:Infactory, leadership.":" wanted to', view

been assured in Stockholm by The Associated Press In Ban Naval Operations,

called on remained purely defensive, Soukhan Habrev, » who

bas

by last week

Fransino, sald, the Reds were Generalissimo Francisco Franco Japanoso factories affected by the nations (beets Premier of the Turkmenian delegates coming to the meet-delayed for some time at one in Madrid.

Yugoslav Legation has wings1040, Republic

polat while suppers ant techni

that a commercial would shortly; ba; ape appoluted in his stead. Ting that Jupan did not plan clans built a pontoon bridge Brasco wanta United States attache later criticism, was voiced at a plenary to increase its fleet of Antarelle across a turbulent river. The weapons to build up his poorly pointed to develop trade ber session of the Communist Party.mctory shilpe beyond the two point was pot idorsified. armed coldiers. The US. looks tween Greece, and "Yugoslóvini --Reuter

they have now--Reuter

Assoclated Press..

sympathetically on this request, [~~ Reuter."

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NEHRU REPLIES

TO PAKISTAN

New Delhi, July 17. Ipe, Indikan Prime Miolator, Pandit Nehru, tonight replied to the Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr Liaquat All Khim's, telegram on the stationing", of Indian troops on the Indo-Pakistani border.

The reply was sent efter consideration

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