1951-11-07 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1951.

THREE-POWER PROPOSAL

Big Three Talks

FOR PEACE

On Red China Worldwide Census

Paris, Nov. G.

China was discussed by the "Big Three" here today. They agreed to mimintat their respective positions In this field for the time

being.

That is to say.

America. Britain and France will observe towards each other the No-called moratorium poller by which none of them tries to alter the pre-

sent altitude towards the

Chinese authorities adopted

by each of them,

Britain

has

分 Communist

recognised

Chinese

Government of Peking bat America and France have Do!

Franer hell back be- cause 01 the assistaner given to the Indo-Chinese rebels by the Peking Gov- ernment. -- Reuter.

Bomb Tests

Affect NY Plant

Eustian Kodak offic sai. hal rufinactivity

Of Armaments

To Be

Be Suggested

Paris, Nov. 6.

The United States, France and Britain are tomorrow expected to propose a worldwide census of armaments, including atomic weapons, with a tight system of inspection to prevent secret stock. piling.

At the same time, usually well-informed diplo- matic quarters here said that the joint proposals of America, Britain and France for world rearma- ment to be published tomorrow would form the keystone of future Western policy for peace.

They dy represent an all-out | tony Soviet move to get buch by the Western "Big Three" | with to wrest from Soviet Russla the , initialive m making prace de- clarations and to spike Russia's accusations of alleged Western JEKTORY,MOness.

The terms of the disarina- tent deciaration were finally agreed on by Mr Dean Ache-

Rukester Now G sen, United States Secretary of SAY State Mr Anthony Elen, Bri- facem tish Foreign Secretary and Me Nevada alem bonds experTM IN Robert Schuman, the French Jus caused certam productus Foreign Minister, at their meet- ranges us their plan there.

Certain

jsekage materials: made in the plant had been,ources revealed,

here today.

In addition

diplomatic

the joint de-

Xect{ by Fur radingchivaly from the Nevada Bob teste, claration it is the latention last the three Foreign Ministers plam investigators said Tight

to

elaborate further on their pro- in-posals when they indivklually address the General Assembly The United Nations here of later this week.

Them were no lay-offs volved me the paper mills were and shut down, the officials said

"So that the quality of finishes

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Publiention of the disarma- ment declaration has been held aptit after President Tru- man's nationwide speech scht. duled for tomorrow ---Reuter

DELEGATE'S HOPES

of

away pious platitudinaj resolu- lions on the preservation or i peace and a condemnation supposed warmongers."

At the same time, Sir Mohamed disclosed that the are United States and Britain preparing a new resolution on the thorny Koshmir dispute, | seeking a solution.

Speeltuing of the Kashmir dis- Pute, Sir Mohammed said it had beam indicated to him that the Linked Shares and Britain would come up in the Security Counell on Thursday with a new resolu- tion which would consist of recommendation that parties it the argumem continue their progressive effor's to agree on the

Balloon Explodes At Site Of Korean Peace Talks

An American soldier (left) runs from an exploded marker balloon at the Pan Mun Jom peace talk site in Korea, while a second soldier falls at right. A third man is on the ground behind the first soldier (arrowed), Thirteen GI's were in- jured by the hydrogen blast which occurred while one of four balloons was being refilled. -AP Picture.

Russian Secret Police Chief's

Warning To 'Imperialist' Nations

London, Nov. 6.

The Soviet Army and Navy had all types of the most up-to-date weapons to inflict a crushing blow on any aggressor who, oblivious to the lessons of history, should "attack our Fatherland," declared Laurentie dentarisation of the Princely Beria, head of the N.V.D. Secret Police, who was the chief speaker in

а

State and to the holding of plebiscite to determine whether the inhabitenis wish to belong to India or Pakistan.

be

NO OBJECTIONS

Moscow today at the October Revolution anniversary mceting,

Si Mchummel understood that ness. 11 sprang from is feel- Anglo-American resolutioning of strength, he claimed. also suggests that the designalled "I the Imperialist vultures plebiscité administrator, Admiral interpret our desire for peace Chester Nimitz, of the United ns weakness they will suffer a Sees, now assume his post.

more decisive defeat than any-

Quoted by Moscow Radio, į some individual enterprises sm in colonial and depende Mr Beria said that the peace were failing to fulB) their duty | counties, Mr Beira especially loving policy of the Soviet and produce the goods expected | men ened the Near and Middle Union was not based on weak- of thern.

East and North and South Africa. 'Some chiefs વર્ષ industrial It was certain, he added, that enterprises were making their he change of economy to a war task easier

too ing would lead to a big by producing not what was wanted but what was tecnomic crash.

"In the camp of peace there easier to make.

Soviet Union now pro- Mr Beria added.

such internal contradice- The duced more collon annually tions," Than the farnous cou.on growing

The camp of democracy re- countries of India, Pakistan presents an Invincible force," he "If, however, the and Egypt taken

together, Mr continued.

bosses of the Imperialist camp Berla said.

should risk a war, the outcome w be the crash of Imperial- He stated that the Sovietism. Army and Navy had all types Peace would be maintained of the most up-to-date weapons if, in Stalin's words, the peoples to inflict a crushing blow on the earth took the cause of any anniversary

aggressor who, oblivious to peace into their own hands and Since 1937, the lessons of

of presence

Paris, Nov. 6. Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan. Foreign Minister of Pakistan, hopes that the peace

Discussing proposals made one else before," Mi Baria de- proposals to be unveiled by the recently by the United Nations clared. Uuted States will be positive Kashmir mediator, Dr Frank and constructive in nature and Graham, of the United States, to counter Ser Mohammed said, "We have not merely Suvly designed

110 bjections if Dr Graham slight feels he

con persuade Indio to go along with the three main by

Sir

11 revered

points in his suggestions."

He raised his voice to a shout Arst when he referred twice to the

Star" "great

and secondly when he wamed "the hysterical genitonta who call for war against on that we shall tick them,"

Prolonged.

"CRUSHING, BLOW"

+

X-my Blies with not suffer,

offical said, "we isolated the affected ju karting maler ads and shifted FALLE production to goods for highly sensitised! not used products."

A contamo going on in the yon kogemat sheporte Me explain of the first alome bonus Wor'd War 11 he val!

E. 1 Du Pra: De Nom ursaal on Saturday tha, ny damage photographic paper

he t ulsenvejen du; ng a recent laves-

Soviet Pammed, tigation

doactive dus: wh a and entered the giant.

Boatred Rochester round 3,000 miles

Moslems as their millions of from the A-bomb fes: grounds in

and intelligent Southern

Nevida. Assor ated most articulate United Nations

spokesanan, also

# 90-day period for the greeted both remarks. hopes that the world organisa- demilitarisation of the disputed

close tion will

grips territory without conditions at-meeting, the 34th come to with the Iranian, Egyptian and

tached and the assumption of opened

"There has been no inter- Kashmir questions in the office by

members, high

In the struggle for peace the o plebiscite adminis- Politbureau terest of furthering world peace. trator.

Government and Party officials national conference held since main part was played by the the war at which Soviet repre- Communist parties in the world, In a United Press interview. Sir Mohammed said that to

and senior Red Army officers.

have nol made he said. Sir Mohammed said of the re- Muhammedan nations the most Mr Beria said that the Soviet contatives

new constructive proposals aimed at The peace-loving policy of The radioactivity prevent

peace plans. ported American

system was jobs of important

the sixth

achieving

consolidating peace and inter- the Soviet Union was not based harmless. but noticeable We hope they are positive and 9sion of the United Nations' successes every day.

on weakness. It sprang from quantitN

duruvered en constructive avere

in nature so that General Assembly were resolu-

"Stalin's energy is unbound-national security," he said,

The Soviet Union had met the its feeling of strength, Mr Beria Saturday after a heavy snow-

of tons on questions touching on

of the they may secure some sort

added. opposition fall on Friday night.

problems facing will re the Middle East.

the direct Tungit standing which It was bebeved to result from

sult

the burdens

Soviet Government has enabled governments and casing radionelivr dust shot into the which are trampling down the

by atmosphere upper

the economies of so many nation

ather than being United States atomic tests in and people Nevada-Reuter.

RADIOACTIVE SNOW

Ottawa, Nov 5. The first big snowfall to hit many parts of Central Canada this week-end was radioactive, ¦ selenists reported today.

designed

merely

10

forestall

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD. -- Actors: 1 Bantam," 5 Smart, & Revue, 0 Stewed, 10 Break, 11 Alsle, 12 Calf, 13 Mate 10 Martyr, 10 Smiles, 20. Dusas, 22 Tail, 23 Admit, 25 Singe, 20 Logged, 27 Refer, 28 Freed, 20 Sensed, Down: 1 Bisected, 2 Needloss, ♬ Aren, 4 Medical, Bublets, O Merely, 7) Roast; 14: Afringes, 10. Exploded, 16. Misdeod): 17 Raviles, 15. Mengde," H1, Outer, 24 Tare. IN

He described these as includ-

He said, "To us the naturally more important problems ore those near at hand such as the Kashanir problem, the problem

Stormy

The traditional

in the

ed Mai

and his knowledge

cheers

"atack our Fatheory, should defended it.

of the position

vanous

him to give the correct line for bad changed little since the last the great victories achieved," war. Mr Berta said. second The

five-year plan of Iranian oll and the Egyptian-had been successfully fulfilled,

Brnish differences."

He thought that the United Nations should clarify the ques- tion of the Middle East de. fence plan, declaring that his country had been kept informed of the project by British sources but still did not understand it.

he added.

TWO CENTRES

"There are two attraction in the world now," he continued.

had people

sacrifices

in

made the

break

"THE HITLER ROAD"

"If the Imperialist vultures our desire for interpret peace 2$ weakness

they will suffer а more decisive The

defeat than anyone else before. tremendous

It is now clear that Trumman has hope of developing peacefully

taken the same road as Hitler after the war, but immediately and aims to bring the people It was over the Anglo-American into a third World War." imperialis.s began

Stalin had expressed the need centres of agreements and form uggressive for trade co-operation between blocs which lead to war, he the Soviet Union and the West, claimed.

Mr Berio declared. The Soviet "A new war would show the Union needed

many goods and people of the world that the

commodities

produced the United States on the other with system could not live west, and Britain and America

capitalist

war and would face "the centre of Imperialian them

needed Soviet goods. with the question of

"It is not the "One aspect we are unable to

fault of the and aggression," as Mr Beria planting capitalism with understand is the declaration of put it,

Soviet

If Government

the Socialist system, as happened the four Powers that they will The Imperialist camp headed in Russia after the fret World capitalist countries are under- proceed with such

he a scheme by

relattons," the United States and War and in the countries of the mining trade whether anybody else agrees Britain are striving to unleash People's Democracy

added. after the

This was the first time that, Mr Beria, who like Stalin was born in Georgie, had been

to the chosen

speak on this

INCOMPREHENSIBLE

"The Soviet Union on the one hand," which he contrasted with

of sup-

a

to enslave the second," he said. peoples of the world," he de- clared.

WEST'S "WEAKNESSES" Listing "weaknesses in

with it. or not. It is incom- another war prehensible to

us how such defence plan can be carried out if the people directly concerned,

co-operate with it."

such as the Egyptians, do not

Sir Mohammed said that the Western plan to go ahead with out Egypt: would generate fric- tion and hostility rather than secure co-operation.

"On the other side the camp

of peace and Socialism composed Imperialist camp." Mr Beria occasion-Reuter.

of the U.S.S.R. and the People's said that there was a battle for Democracies and the great raw materials between Britain Chinese Republic are building and the United States both in a peaceful Socialist world help Europe and in Asta. ed by the Soviet Union in a brotherly way."

Speaking of the British- Speaking of the "Invincibility

Mr

Iranian dispute Sir Mohammed of the Soviet system", hoped that the presence in the Berla said, that production for United States of Prime Minister trade had increased in the past Mossadegh would have, resulted

the

The

in serious effort on the part of year by 15 per cent or double all parties to settle the tangled technical

pre- war úgure, dispute, but he added that he qualification of workers had

differences "The bigger the grow bowen Britain and the Untied States the better," he said.

Another weakness' was that all nest people cod for peace. toite: was the growing nation

improvement in the JAMES J. KING

i.

saw no such result in sight, enabled the general increase in GOLDSMITH

United Press,

TRUMAN'S ATTITUDE

Washington, Nov. 6.

President Truman will not

production to reach the figure of 10 per cent, STEEL

PRODUCTION

Reviewing the achievements

move from his frequently stated position that any meeting be- of Soviet industry Mr. Beria tween Marshal Stalin and him- said that in steel the USSR. self must take place in the produced today as much as

United States.

Beltuin, France, Belgium and The

French

President, Mr Sweden together.

In the last few years the ex- Vincent Aurlo), today proposed, that the lustrious men of the traction of coal had been in-

in

"Big Four Powers should meet creasing yearly by 24,000,000

Parls.

tons. But sources close to President Thus, the Soviet Union had Truinan were sure that there enough coal to satisfy the cur- had been no change in his policy! rent needs of the U.S.S.B. and

These sources casured corres to build up roserves. pondents that no plans were in On oll Mr Berla mid that the being for a meeting between the target of 00,000,000 tons & year four heads

ael bý. Premier Slain would be of State.

Whether e such a meeting takes fullled in time. The Soviet place depends on whether Stolia fining capacity had now been Is prepared to come to the Unita | Incremed, try six and a halt mil- ed Biates, and tisla posolbility is | ilen torn a par. usually ruled out by Soviet Although Soviet industry had spokesmen kleuter.

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