1951-08-10 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10,7 -1951)

Mutineers Took This Bout To Sweden NEAR FREE FOR ALL IN

This is the Polish minesweeper taken to Ystad, Sweden, by its crew who mutinied and locked the officers in their cabins. Twelve of the crew were granted politica! nsylum by Picture. Sweden. AP

Danger Of War Lessens

Nehru's Claim

New Delhi, Aug. 9. + The Indian Prime Minis

Chances Brighter

For Settlement

Of Canal Issue

United Nations, Aug. 9. Some Security Council delegates today be- lieved that Egypt may be able to settle the two- year-old Suez Canal dispute in the week's grace given to her by the Council's decision to postpone for a week its meeting on the blockade issue.

The issue before the Council was Israel's com- plaint that the blockade imposed by Egypt was a "hostile act.” Israel also complained that the bloc kade was contrary to the spirit and letter of the Israeli-Egyptian armistice agreement,

meeting, scheduled

The

The Council postponed its ter, Mr Jawaharlal Nehru,

for today, anid here today that the until next Thursday at the re- possibility of war between quest of several member coun- Brazil, india and Pakistan hus-de-tries, including Turkey.

Ecuador and Yugoslavia. creased by the Indian de-

delay of a week was claration that an attack by granted because it was under- Pakistan on Kashmir would stood that certain members of the Council, notably Brazil and be considered to be

Ecuador, believed that the mat- attack on India.

ter could still be settled without the Security Council having to vote on it.

The

Indian

a

Premier was addressing a public meeting to mark the opening of Indian Independence Week.

He said that he had asked the Chief Minister of the Stutes not to create unnecessary panic by taking civil defence measures.

Such measures were not necessary today, but would certainly be taken if they be came necessary, he added.

Pakistan now wanted India to withdraw her troops, which had been moved to the border be- cause of the constant ery of war in Paltistan, Mr Nehru said.

"How can we do it unless the threat of aggression is removed?" Mr Nehru reaffirmed that Indie would not go to war with Pokiston unless she was af tacked,

The British, United States and French delegations, on the other hand, were still convinced that

not voluntari- ly lift the blockade.

Egypt would

They had prepared for today's meeting a resolution categorical- ly calling on Egypt to abollsh the Suez Canal restrictions.

At the lust moment it was

understood that certain countries had expressed

kloubt about the resolution. There

were enough of them to indicate that the required majority of seven out of 11 votes would not be attained if the issue was pressed today.

Forced Labour

For Bishop

Vatican City, Ang. 9. The Communist Govern- ment of Rumania has sent Monsignor Agostino Pacha, 80-year-old Bishop of Timisoara, to forced labour camp whose inmates are used to build a canal between the Danube and Black Bea, a Vatican source said today.

The Mother Superior of the Dioba Convent has been deported to the same camp, it was said.--Reuter.

Talks On

New In

Cabinet

THE ITALIAN CHAMBER:

DE GASPERI GIVEN VOTE

Rome, Aug. 9. Italy's deputies today voted confidence in Premier Alcide de Gasperi's seventh successive Government after near free for all on the floor of the Chamberi

Figures were 291 in favour, 175 against and 42 abstentions. The Senate gave the Premier their vote of confidence, yesterday by 151 to 101 with eight abstentions,

WORKERS

LINKED

Parliamentarysushers narrow- ly avolded hand-to-hand fight between., Comununist. and Christion, Democrat deputies.

After de Gasperl had wound up his speech, the Communis: Deputy, Mr Fausto Gullo, secus- ed him of "destroying the moral unity

of Itailans

Immediately

WITH REDS ter the liberation.

The Prime Minister jumped to his feet, shouting, "That is a Rangoon, Aug. 9

lle" The Burmese Agricultura

Then yelling Communists and Minister, U Khin Maung, die Christian. Democrats rushed closed here today that the furiously at each other across Burma Workers and Peasants the floor.

Party was already linked with Ushers threw themselves be the underground Burma Com-tween the two sides and restored munist man Party and the pro order after about five minutes,

Communist People's Volunteer Organisation which have been

פור

Bertrand

Russell's Forecast

London, Aug. 9. Bertrand Russell, British mathematician and philoso- pher, said 'here yesterday that the only white men who would be received | easily in the next few years in Asia and Africa would be the Russians.

TRIESTE ISSUE": fighting the Government for

"But in time the other races three years.

The reshuffled ̈Cabinet i will Uscover that Commúnism Russian n possessed again Christian Democrat exceptis. Government

for mask documents docum to prove this, he for two Republican Ministers. Imperialism", he added. said

Key points of the deputies Speaking at a luncheon of the Minister quoted U Ba motion The

of confidence were: American Correspondents'. As- London, Earl Nycin, a member of the Polit- Renewed faith In the Atlantle rociation in burcati of the Communist-led Pact, pressure for United Na-Russell said, "We should not Workers and Peasants Party, nations membership. the

of become too engrossed in current telling a

peasants' meeting in Trieste and continuation of an polities to overlook the big Shwebo, Upper Burma, that economic "no indation" policy problem of the next two hundred the present Government will almed at reducing the 2,000,000 years. The big problem of white be overthrown as soon AR the unemployed figure.

men ja to

to come to some arr party is linked up which the In his speech the Primement with the black, yellow underground Communist Party Minister stressed his Govern brown men of Asia and Africa,"

return

He said his goal was a State in which all could live together in mutual tolerance.

years,

!

and the People's Volunteer Orment's determination to defend S Throughout Asia and Africa," gunication."

Italian democracy against ho 'sald, "white men Arc Party

attacking threats from Communists and regarded with distrust. Most of members village defence posts in the neo-Fascists alike.

the blame, I regret, can be lald past few weeks had killed four "The programme is democracy,

on the British. Much of the peasants and wounded many that is a system of freedom with distrust will naturally be quickly other owing allegiance to the Parliament and a constitution turned also

the upon. anti-Fasciat People's Freedom in which there is room for every Americans."

kind of evolution, including League, U Ba Nyein said.

have had things White mion "nakral of the Party, ro- respects basic liberties.”

Chit Maung, Secre- Socialist evolution, provided "pretty easy" for four hundred continued. Earl Russell cently declared that his party

But white supremacy was not would endeavour to work in the

rule of nature and unless we open but the "repressive polley

are very wise the coming cen- followed by the anti-Fascist He affirmed: Italy's right to turies will see the world ruled People's Freedom League, main- belong to the United Nations. He by men of other races." slay of

of Thakin Nu's Govern- recalled that the Soviet Union He thought that the chances ment" would drive it under- vetoed Italy's admission six of a world war were less than ground.

they had been for a number of Reports in Rangoon indicate He. and Italy would continue years. that the underground Com her contribution to the Atlantic munists are organising a last Pact and European Union. ditch defence line. In Upper Parliament recessed today for Burma, along Burnia's porth-its-summer vacations-Reuter. east frontier with China-Reu- ter.

Rising Prices

•And

Israel TURKISH DOUBTS

Dr

The

Aid Bill

times.

AFRICAN MISSION

"If we live. through the next year and a half I think the chances are pretty good for wor not to break out", he said,

Lord Russell thought Ameri can rearmament, was a strong faclor in keeping the peace. Reme, Aug. §.

Britain should go through her Giuseppe Brusasca,

rearmament plans "only if we Under-Sreretary for Italian can afford it.Reuter. Africa, left here today by plane for East Africa on a three-fold mission,

Signor

Including the

establishment of diplomatie re Not Democratic

iations with Ethiopia.

He will also inspet the Gov- crament of former Italian So- maliland, which Italy adminis

Kenya-Reuter.

Candidate

not

Washington, Aug. 1. General Omar Bradley was I was known that India,

quoted today as saying that the Nationalat China and the!

Tel-Aviv, Aug. 9. Administration's $8,500 millioners under a United Nations

Washington, Aug. 9. Soviet Union had decided to

Israeli President, The

foreign aid bill might not pro- trusteeship, and attend a con- China's

abstention, Chaim

President Truman docs abstain.

Weizmann, will to-

vide enough milltary help for forence-of-African-derritories on think General Dwight Eisen- according to well-informed morrow begin consultations with America's Biles Because of mutual aid to be held at Nairobi, hower is a candidate for the sources, was based on the fact party

the leaders in

new rising prices, that Israel, the

had Knesseth complainant,

(Parliament) before Mr Nehru said that the Pakis- | recognised Communists also leader, Dr David Ben Guripi, i vai

China

entrusting the Labour Party Joint Chairman of the American of Staff testined before Senatore considering the bill after a House Committee MAY Cabinet.

reported to have agreed tentatively to cut $1,000 million from the measure.

Senator Tom Connally Texas) who is the joint hearing

attitude,

tan Prime Minister, Mr Liaquat Turkey and Ali Khan's, latest communica- let it be known that they had with the task of forming a new tion to him (which accused considerable doubts about the

Turkey's India of seeking to enforce an resolution "unjust and unfounded claim" diplomats believed, was based on en Kashmir by milltary means) her desire to reach closer rela- had covered no new ground. tons with the Arab States of

the Middle East.

Old points were being re- However, his peated, he said. reply would go in a day or two, Mr Nehru added-Reuter

GENERAL ELECTION

New Delhi, Aug. 9. India's first general election, ant based on adult franchise an

118,000,000 Involving

Voters, will start on January 3 of

Dext year and lost about three weeks, LAW. Minister Ramji Ambedkar announced in Parliament today. The results of the polling should be

by February 16

and the Detion of the Con-

If these two countries ab- stained, the required majority would fall.

informants sald

Diplomatic

Revision Of

Jap Treaty

The President today sent in vitations to all leaders of Parlin mentary groups, immediately after the publication of the off!-- cial

results in the general elec- tions held on July 30.

Gurion's moderate Dr Ben Labour Party (MAPAI) emerged

was

over

prices."

by the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees, from the July 30 elections as the Kave reporters, some detalls of

General Bradley's testimony. that this was one of the reasons biggest in the Knesseth with

Senator Connally quoted why the scheduled meeting was 45 of the 120 seats, one less postponed.-Ruter.

than in the last Knesseth, ac- General Bradley as having said to the official results millon provided for military that he was ""Tearful" the: $0,800 cording published today.

The MAPAI polled 266,450 assistance in the bill "would not 37.3 per cent of the total. be enough in any case because votes,

Yesterday, Dr Ben Gurion in- nemal Bradley did not ask

General vited the left-wing MAPAM

right-wing General for an increase in the overall and the Zlonists to join him

In a na total of the bill, Senator Connat- ly added. He said whether there tional Coalition,

Political

here was any additional request for observers Washington, Aug. 1.

that they would reject funds in the current year would experts thoughvitation. State Department stitution of the Indian Parlic-

depend on future developments.

-Reuter ment should be ready by the continued their "technical revi- the

The position of the other main end of March, when the pre- sion" of the proposed Japanese

final results sidential election would start. treaty text today, reiterating parties in today's

follows. Mr Ambedkar said the names hopes that the new version will was a

Zionists: 20 seals- Geocral circulation 10 of 2,000,000 women votes have be ready

111,394 votes or 10.1 per cent. governmonts been removed from the electoral Interested

on MAPAM: 15 scats 88,095 list in Bihar State because they August 13 or shortly thereafter. declined to give their personal Official quarters indicated the votes or 12.5

per cent. Religious, to make preferred to call Department is likely themselves simply wife, daughter publie the new proposed text, Bats 40.347

of someone.. Large but whether this will be done on cent. Freedom Movement (right- the day it is handed to other wing): eight seats-45,051 vales ar 0.05 per cent. Communbis known. governments is not

Some officials estimated that five seats 27,334 votes or four

of the approximately 35

50 per vero per cent of the elec nations invited might send delegations to the San Francisco torate used their votes, but conference. Asido from the official figures of the numbers Soviet bloc, it was pointed out voting were not available today. that some smaller nations also Reuter

and

names

or sister numbers of women had been disenfranchised in other States for similar obicetions to lezal provisions of the electoral roll.

United Press.

Feisal's Talks

In London

London, Aug. 9. Saudi Arabian Foreign Minis-

ter.. Elie Feisal

may

for

10

be absent because the

undertaking will be expensive

Associated Press.

Continued Courtesy

political economie and strategie.

talks with Foreign Ombe chicts A

Tour

cent.

Workers Parly eight votes or 0.75 per

ANTI-BANDIT CAMPAIGN

Kunta Lúmpur, "Aug, 0. The Government of the

London, Aug, 0. Federation of Malayo now has todky. No details of the discuss! M. Habib Ibrahim Nahim- 2,680 emergency Servicemen in sloh emerged from either side tools, Paldistan's ligh Comunis the police force and Jungle come.

Emir. Feltul, second son

oner to Bellain, returned to pantes fighting Communist tore

King this, Elrod, is going on to

Washington later this raons for

paraller tanks with United Staice Government, tenders

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U.S.

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a Press con- ference ho could not help the General much in getting the Republican nomination. He In-

BE NEW mated that his favourite Re-

ENVOY

Washington, Aug. 9.

candidato

publican presidential next year would be Sonator Robert Tait.

Mr Trumani algo said he re-

The White House today said garded General Eisenhower 'as it had no comment on a report one of the greatest men pro- by Miss Doris Fleeson, the duced by World War II-United syndicated columnist, that Pre Press.

Envoy's Illness

The

sident Truman had asked Mr Chester Bowles, former Gov- ernor of Connecticut and war- the US. Ambassador to India. time Price Controller, to become

Washington, Aug. 9. Miss Fleeson bald that Mr Bowles had accepted the

ofter

Philippine Ambassador, disclosed that Mr Henry Grady, ordered to bed by

The White House recently Mr Josquin Eilzalde, has been his doctors Ambassador to Pertin, had do at the Walter Reed Hospital, the cided to retire from public fe Embassy reported today. at a date still to be selected, The Ambassador, has been Unofficial reports sold that he alling for the past ten days and would be replaced in Teheran the trouble was reported to be pressure United by Mr Loy Henderson, present his. blood Ambassador to India-Reuter, ¡Press.

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