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TRUMAN TO CHALLENGE RUSSIA Beauty Title Expected To Propose End Of Arms Race

Plan For Easing Tension Between East And West

Washington. Nov. 4.

President Truman is expected to put a bold new challenge before the viet Union in a speech on Wednesday to accept proposals for ending the atomic arms race and to ease the present tension between East and West.

It is believed that he will call on the Soviet Union to accept a fool- proof plan for atomic weapons control, guaranteeing against illega'. secret manufacture in violation of any disarmament agreement.

But he is unlikely to make any direct call for a meeting between Marshal Stalin and the Western

Anglo-US Union"Big Three," according to informed officials.

Suggestion

Glasgow, Nov. 4 Mr James Dition, former iran Mist ter af Agricui. ture, suggested here today The creation of an Anglo- Atmerical commonwealth which would afford free

pas: Re

age of men, money and 2005 throughout

coullues

This, he Hajd was the only way to prevent a third War because ER World would convince the Comin form that "the result would be that Stalid and his

a seclates would meet with the same fale as itler and his associates."-Keuter.

Russian Warning To Turks

The White House, announcing the delegates will accept The

night that President, report quickly and close the 1! Truman will broadcast en Assembly with a few formali- Wednesday fat 11 a.m. Hong ties. Rong time). gave no details.

11 his address to the nation fresident Truman is experted to emphasise the willingness of the United States and is Alle

mprove relations with the

Soviet Union.

Siamese King Returning

Geno, Nev. King Rama (Pheminhon Aduldet) of Thalland safled for h's homeland today with his Queen Sirikit, and their seven- month-old daughter, Princess Ubol Ratana.

The

SEVER-

24-year-old King, who has spent most of his

Ife in Switzerland.

awume his Royal duties in Bangkok, The Royal Durly of 29 persons came here by traÏN from Lax- sanne They left on board the Danksh l'aer Meonit. -Asociated Pres.

TIME TO

BE TOLD

SOME MORE

However, there is no guaran. fee that the Soviet Forsiga Minister. Mr Andre) Vyshinsky. will not use the occasion for nother anti-West tirade. The United States, anticipating som? Soviet move on the subject by The speech is expected to set Tuesday at the latest, delegater

Mr Acheson himself to handle. The pattern for moves by the!

London, Nov. 4 delegation

the at the

All debate American

Aunerican

The Sunday newspaper The pokespun said. United Nations General Assein.

People, said today had it was position on the subject surely time Paris.

"Ou There, bly

The British pubile Secretary Of State. Mr Dean is no surprise On 87 different began to wonder whether the

various United Nations Malaya insurrection be, s

voted against being carried out

Acheson, rendy

reporter

t: oulime

10

have proposals bollies designed to secure discimament seating the Chinese Communist

Kurea

Unit The American delegation has no and

beaco

Over

10 Soviet

the

is really by nothing more than

u gang of Red ex- tremis's Nations-sponsored elections in reason to believe this chain of

Declaring that Britain пр- Germany with

a view to un-¡ event will be altered in Paris.

peared to be losing the war country. feat:on of

We will vigorously state our there, Judging from the casualty the

past six years apportion to seating Communist figures, the paper

asked in its agreement with chips and believe we will be ed orial: "Can སTH 「gret

Union on atomic

anyone believe upported by a big majurity of that મ few hundred rebels of centrs have farled But there claber."

this type even allowing for the Washington Some belief

A tight hd was kept on details jungle nature of their country. ircles that Russia might now of the new disarmament pro- could hold then own so effec- be prepared to adopt a reposal the West has prepared for tively against the British Army, co-operative attitude,

Assembly. the

The

unless they had widespread sup- Lady a thre reported to

bourb atom development.

particu

production

secrecy

troubled areas?"

United States is be far ahead in obviously stemmed in part from ourt from the population in the

and the desire not to tip the West's hand tou early and thereby give the Rus-iune additional time to counter-moves, - United

It is regarded here as almost certam tial President Truman

stress the need for

lot

Press.

EAST GERMAN MOVE

Bonn, Nov 4. Dr Theodor Heurs' offtes de-

Moscow, Nov. 4. Russia may renew her demands on Turkey for a; will share in defence of the speedier build-up of the mili

tary strength of the North At- Dardanelles and may warn lantic Pact nations to bring Greece and all Middle about the conditions of strength lined all comment today o

as essential East German President Will hich he regards East nations against link which he

invi ing the Atlantic to any peace talks with Russia. Picek's letter ing up with

The speech will follow closely Berun to discuss German unity. Alliance.

on President Truman's confer- Offcials here thought tha: Di Diplomatic obervers here eres with Atlantic Pact Com- Heuss would discuss the letter believe that these are the next i mander General Dwight Eisen-from the East German Presiden

bvious moves by Russia followhower who has come here tal with the West German Federal

Warning

auer, before replying

him 10

142 its sarp note to Turkey discuss the military situation Chancellor, Dr Konrad Aden-

against joining the in Europe with the President. Atlantic powers. All Moscow Beuter. papers today published the note

to Turkey, the first such com- munication to that country since 1946.

PARIS

CONFERENCES

Paris. Nov. 4.

Observers thought it hardly likely that he would accept the

vita:ion.

All West German parties, ex-

was time

If that were so, then the war was more in the nature of a war tional uprising and the British public should cease to be fobbed off with stories of "Communist agilators."

It

that the public little more cť the knew statements of Mr Malcolm Mac- behind the reasons

"hland

Donald.

Commissioner- General for South-East Asia, who said that Communist agita- tors were trying to impose the rule of the gun.

the

India Not

Neutral, Says Nehru

Washington, Nov. 4. India wants 10

co-operate with the Western Democracies but for liberty und prace d:fferences exist as to the best way of achieving these objects. the Indian Prime Minister. Jawaharlal Nehru, said in a liter published tonight.

Mr

His statement was a response

from 6 well- an appeal known American liberals

t

who

wrote that India's foreign

For Stenog

Miss Ellen Cooke, 17- year-old Kuala Lumpur stenographer, faces the cameras after winning a a cash prize gold crown, and the

"Miss title

Malaya

1961."

Miss

Cooke's father is Eng- lish and her mother Italian.-AP Picture.

PRINCESS

AT VILLAGE

CHURCH

policy had raised serious ques- Stc. Agathe des Monts, Nov. 4. tions in their minds.

The Duke of Edinburgh drove "Our policy is not neutralist Princess Elizabeth through the bat one of active endeavour to snow to church this morning and

firm

preserve and, if possible, took part in the service by

coun-

reading the lesson.

this

"Could brigands really turve establish peace on such success against the might foundation," Mr Nehru wrote. of the British Army?" the news-

"On fundamental issues such The Royal couple drove from paper asked. No proof

bed

as the liberty of the individual a private estate to ever been given,

as Mr Mac-and the rule of law there is Laurentian resort village, a dis- Donald had hinted, that the

between no difference

Indla tance of Eve miles over twisting The Big Three Foreign Minis- |

Malayan

rebels had had any and other like-minded

roads. The village was gaily ters of the West held a series cept the Communists, are agree|| support from Russia.

tries.

decorated with flags. USSR of conferences day to round that East-West discussions are

"It is only as It said that Britain's task was The note said that

the regards Such to find out what had made the methods to be employed 10. could not remain indifferent to out plans for a free-world offen- to be avoided at all cos 5.

sive,

disarma- including new

discussions would Turks

imply the Malayans rebel and "to try to achieve the survival of freedom the United recognition of the East German ment proposals, at

settle the conflict by means with Nations session opening here on leaders, whom

peace thai differences West con- the

other than by the gun and the

exist. Tuesday

siders as usurpers,

and would bomber." Reuter. Britain's new Freign Secres give them unlimited opportunity an tacy.

Mr Anthony Eden, arrived

o spin out the negotiations and aimet from

promptly

the

Course

the

are

pursuing, especially since they have a common frontier with Russia. It again declared the Atlantic alliance was aggressive organisation

at the Soviet Union, and said the London this afternoon and bus sap the willingness of the

called on the French West German population to line proof was in the preparations to Foreign Minister, M. Robert create а European remilitarise Western Germany

tions ment

Western powers.

(Despatches from

Is'anbul

quoted Informed sources as say

ing the note was "very severe"

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key's membership in the al- liance would be considered an

Died During Match

Hollywood, Nov. 4.

in the Los Angeles Coliseum at

of

ist

New Claims By Russia

The several thousand residents of this French-Canadian resort were surprised to see the Duke at the wheel of the car, a long with

2 special "With the

governments and convertible peoples of the Western demo-transparent top. Everyone gave cracies we sincerely desire to him a hearty cheer as he went ceaselessly work for fut co-by. operation in the cause of liberty and peace.

Receiving them at the church

of were Rt. Rev. John Dixon The appeal to Mr Nehru, made

Montreal. Anglican Archbishop, on October 3, said: "We find it

and Rev. Dr. E. Basil Jones, tragic, indeed, that a great Rector of the Ste. Agathe Anglican such as yours, having Church whose 140 pews were

for

and generations

packed.

The service was carried by a public address system to thousands who stood outside in freezing weather.

It was the second day of a Laurentian holiday preceeding the conclusion cf the Royal couple's

to Eastern Quebec towns and the Marime Provinces.Associated Préas

FLAGS GO UP North American tour with a visit

IN MOSCOW

army, Schuman, and had dinner within the West defence system.

the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr-Router. and intensity arms race all over Dean Acheson, who is expecteri the world

to lay the West's peace blueprint

Moscow, Nov. 4. Pointedly the note concluded before the United Nations on

The President of the Soviet people that Russia expects explana- Thursday.

from the Turkish Govern-

he three Foreign Tomorrow

Academy of Sciences, Alexander fought Kesiryanov, It appears vir-

said today that fought successfully for its own on its reported plans to Miris ers meet.

Russia ad already developed the freedom, should now, having join the Alliance and provide ually certain that a decision will

means to use "new electronics" atlained it, seem blind to the the be taken sooner or later to put the air and naval bases fur

for remote control local issue of German unification

power grave threat to freedom in other the Assembly but it is not before the

The film colony learned to stations and the automatic opera- parts of the world"Reuter. certain the Wes ern Ministers are day That director

Richardtion of factories. in any rush abou; i

He also said that as a result of Fr the moment, Mr.

Wallace, 57, collapsed and died Mr Esin and

advanced prospecting methods the and that it wanned that Tur-M. Schuman are understood to be the conclusion of the football Soviet Unione natural resources

inrceeing for firm American sup- inst admitting the sim-

game yesterday bewten Cali- "act of hostility against the Port against

and the University of Mordecan inde fornia mering issue

ct Soviet Unton"). The importance pendence to the United Nations California at Los Angeles.

Mr Wallace, UCLA fan, attached by Russia to the note agenda. The United Nations must

the parade was indicated by the fact that tackle he issue at the culse: when was watching Soviet Ambassador Alexander the steering Committee meets on roolers when he was

with a heart attack. Lavrishey, who had not been Wednesday CD new business

Born in Sacramento, expected to return to Turkey.

ilems. was sent fron Moscow to de- The dispute about admitting formla, Mr Wallace's first fim-complex

The Turkish Cabinet Communist China liver it.

pre directing job was in 1927 may

"McFadden's Fluts". ex- was said to have met on Friday cipitate a new East-West

the sequently he worked for many

Teheran, Nov. 4. to discuss a reply,

change tomorrow when

Three anti-Communist - news- In Paris,

nation's scientists French official protracted Fifth Assembly meets studios.

power and the His pictures Include circles were not disturbed by at the Palais de Chaillot to

were making a combined effort to civilian parade in Red Square papers were hit by a printers" the Soviet note,

da Wednesday morning. That strike today. close its

"Innocents elaborate man's utilisation of the so the Sixth can of Paris", which was Maurice released atom nuclear energy for evening high Party and Govern Management sources said it Recalling that Turkey was round meeting ecedented your Shopworn Angel," not the first country to receive start on Tuesday.

Chevalier's first American film; the peaceful, creative purpose ment officials, together with was a Commuret effort to "The Young In Heart," "The of Communist construction." - leaders in others feids, will throttle their operationis, Strikers similar protest, French

PEKING REGIME

assemble at the Bolshoi Theatre said they quit to enforce de- The closing day session will Little Minister," and more re

for higher pay." the cently "Kiss and Tell," "Tycoon," the note to Turkey assorted receive a report from

to 'heur a speech by a promthe newspapers Biasatma and "Let's that the Atlantic Pact and special sub-committee, set up "A Kiss For Corliss",

Playwright's Death ent member of the Communist

tuisrachy.

Setaren, both pro-Government; aggressive aims, in fact its at the very opening of the fifth Live A Little."

Mr Wallace currently was at 1950, to

London, Nov. 4.

This speech usually is of con- closed down. Deputy Premier purpose was essentially defen- session in September,

Import- |Hossein Fatemi's. vive-Associated

newspaper, Press

Moncltton Hoffe, 70, British siderable interest and and consider the advisibility of ad-Paramount Studios, preparing a

to Reuter,

mitting the Peking regime. The new picture. He was a founder author and playwright, died to ance. The name of this year's Emronz shifted operations Committee decided overwhel- of the Screen Directors Guild. day after an illness or two speaker has not been announced. another printing plant-A350-

months-Asociated Press,

Associated Press..

ciated Press. mingly against the Chinese and Associated Press.

sources emphasised that while

Defence Orders

In U.S.

Washington, Nov. 4. The Government announced that it placed orders for $9,000,- 000,000 worth of major equip ment

supplies, military con- struction and expansion of pro- duction facilities in the July September period.

This included $7,000,000,000 for aircraft, guns, tanks and other hurd Hood $100,000,000 clothes, subsistence and $500,000,000, for

for

and

Bruction....

In the 15-month period after the attack on Korea The Govern ment, sikend orders for $44,400, 000,000 worth of equipment and constructionALEODIKINI PIUi

POP

THEY MUST HAVE BROKEN IN SUMEEKS WS WERE IN THE MIODLE OF SOUP

stricken

now supplied his powerful Social- with all the minerals industry necessary for development.

In a newspaper article Kesme- yanov indicated that the Academy

Moscow, Nov. 4. of Sciences was preparing to Crimson bunting and flags conduct & & national discussion cf went up all over Moscow today what the terms the "especially

in preparation for celebration Calix problems of modera

of the 34th Anniversary of the including atomie power in physics and cosmic rays.”

Revolution, beginning on He said that the Soviet Union Wednesday, possessed the secret of atomiction will be the annual muitary-

A highlight of the celebra

Sub-

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