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CASEY'S TALKS IN

LONDON

Discussion With The Colonial Secretary

London, Nov. 26. Mr Richard Casey. Aus- External Affairs tralia's Minister had A private Mr Oliver meeting with Lyttelton. Colonial Secre itary, a few hours before Mr

Lyttelton left London by ! air today for a tour of Singa- pore, Malaya and Hongkong.

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Far East and sout a do eunheast Asia

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Me Caseya ako beli vali U presenting pristaver A- tralian request for an adequate

tos he count political voer in the establishment of the propose! Maille Ext Cayman But British preparations for the Command have not progressed 1t the slage where ron, rete developments can be expecteri before Mr Casey leaves for the i United States on Thursday. Beuter

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London Nov 2

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The countries repres ateri at tulay's conferener by their High Comme stoners or

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By Group Captain HUGH DUNDAS [TENSION piles up in Egypt

Terrorists strike Workers are intimidated, Diplomati exchanges are hotted wo And Britons ask: Wil tefrorisni Loo, hot up? Will fanaties and student patriots" be paid to marder

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ናብ Tare British troops have armed resistance? Most Important of all; What is Britain's strength to the area" Since Egypt abrogated the treats Britain's Highling polential i the Canal Zone has been mare than doubled on the ground Little more than one manth azı General Sir George 1.ski had one brigade erup--les

Gaols Two Bishops

Peking

Vallean City, Nov. 26.

Catholic

arrested

Two

bishops have been

and gavled by the Communtst authorities in China, a high Vatican source close to the

Semelariat

arounced

of State today. They

are Monsignor Pi Shu-shib. Bishop of Mukden, Manchuria, and Monsignor Theodore Labrador, Bishop of Foochow, China.

The Vatican source sald about one-third of the Chinese hlerarchy Itas been

either gaoled, expelled or placed under surveillance slwer

United January, Pres

Russians

Put Out

A Feeler

London. Nov. 25.

Morow radla tenight called h lite resumption of East-West trade to the level of 1949/50 and even higher should the Western nations so destie,

The Moscow radi quoted Marshal Stalin 22 saying 1927 "Export and import is the most suitable basis on which to

than half a division-at tight- ing troops in the Zone, well backed by artillery, base troups. and servicing units New hr har an over-strength division. The original garcisop has been

1W0 reinforced by

brigades From

th Independent Parachute and the 2nd Infantry-and two Guards battalions--the 3rd Grenadier from Tripoll and the 3rd Cold-

The stream from Tobruk.

Highlanders Cametoa

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also gone in from Eyprus Another division-the 3rd Infan

ersist in the Middle East to back up The 19th Brigade The 39th was Down to Tripoli

Brigade has just arrived, si the The 32nd Brigaute la landing by in Britain, IN THE AIR, Britain is not so The B.A.F. Ess one strong. wing of jei aghters in the Zone -probably a maximum of 80 planes. There is one squadron of four-engined heavy bombers. And there are few twin

bombera engined #lgbt

and photo-recammaissance plantes. Two atili-aircraft squadrons of

the R.A.F. Regiment been flown into The Zone. thousand more R.A.F. men are now being flown la.

have

Two

THE EGYPTIAN ARMY is 50,000 Lo 60,000 strong. The Ery pétan Air Force can probably match the Canal Zone R A.F. In nüm her of planes but not by a long chalk in tighting efficiency. London Express Service

European Council Session Opened

Strasbourg

In

Strasbourg, Nov, 26. Nearly all the 127 delegates, representing the parliaments of about 280,000,000 people in 15 coun- tries stretching from Iceland through Scandinavia and Western Europe to Greece and Turkey, were in their seats in the Assembly Hall today when Mr Paul Henri Spaak (Belgian Socialist Assembly President) opened the Council of Europe session.

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The representatives bad bi ore them a report from the General Affairs Comm ttee in which Mr Paul Struve, Presties

Ulic Belgian Senate. urget the reat Assembly to make

to Apperi Britain 14 Sain European political authority

It is planned to hold a general political debate on We besday and resume it at the week-enf

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Request To Ridgway

Washington, Nov. 26,

An Army spokesman gald to- or early next week. The Foreign day that General Matthew B. Ministers of member State now Ridgway will be sitending the North Alatte plurify the different

it effective that taken to aid 0: od vidim in Northern Haiy

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Col. Jemes Aruy war

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YUGOSLAV CHARGES:

Red Satellites

Preparing For War In Balkans

Paris, Nov. 26.

The Yugoslav Minister of Státe, Milovan Djilas, today acctised the Cominform countries of exerting "an all-round and extremely severe pres- sure" on Yugoslavia that “fundamentally threatens world peace."

In a 25,000-word speech to the Ad Hoc Com- mittee of the United Nations, he listed subversive acts, military preparations and terrorism, and various forms of hostile pressure.

The Yugoslav detegate was hmilting a resolution that the Committee should rezomucend the Cominform countries 100

} Conduct their relat and selfle

Five Killed

their disputes In Crash

necordance with the spirit of the United Nations charter.

2 Conform in their dink - matic intercourse with the

nd practices which are custom-

in international relations.

Settle frontier dispute n

fronber coRY-

3.

means of mixed missions

In Turkey

Nicosia, Nov, 26.

A seulor Pakistani Air Force or other peacelu ofheer said here tonight that no nurvivors had been reported by means of their choice.

The resolution said that the a Turkish search party which Yugoslav toleration was ready found the wreckage of a Pakls- for its part to do all that was tani Air Force Bristol cargo necessary to Carry nut those plane near Akdagh in South- recommendations

rela- West Turkey today. Lions with the Comonforte governments.

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its

He would make no Statement until the next of kin had been informed.

The

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Wax

plune missing

& flight Athens to Cyprus lust Saturday. The crew was

M. Dilla said his Government reported overdue had submitted the problem to from

the United Nations "ts show

clearly who bears the responsi- believed to number five. bility for the present and

Wreckage seen in the sea to-

posibly also future disturbing 18y about 200 miles west of to of peace".

Cyprus was believed earlier be that of the Pakistani .plane, There was no doubt, he said, but it is now clear that it is an- that the Soviet and other East other wreck. Europeen making military

preparation against Yugo lavie, and military pressure" was showing itself in

governments

were

the "ever more serious character of incidents on the Yugoslav border

on

Force aircraft A Royal Air first sighted the Pakistani plane and sent a signal to the Turkish authorities.

A land force was rushed to the spot to investigate.

Royal Air Force planes yes- He claimed there had already terday searched a wide area of

Dodecanese

Yugoslavia's borders this combed the been more than 1,000 incidents the Mediterranean and year, and told the Committer lands.--Reuter,

Hungary. Rumania and the Bu ria had all built up their

armies

the limits

far beyond permitted in the military clatises of their peace treaties.

Hungary, allowed 70,000 men,

now had an astry of 210,000 in

13 divísichs,

wire deployed

slavia, he said.

sevcȧ of which

against

Yugo-

today is-

Dumping Of Jap Goods

New York, Nov. 26, American industry protests

Fifty thousand additional men against the flooding of the local

were available in Minister Interior units.

NEW AIB DADES

of

market with cheaply-made Ja- panese print scarves reached proportions today where it ep- beared that the United States Government now Rumania

ad 290,000 Gover

but trade 138,000 permitted but trad

with

intervene,

might figures

hero, believe Treaty talks in Rome could then issued by his Command on the men agains! be present.

number of United States pri- and nine divisions were deploy that the Japanese silk industry The Assembly adopted un-

mously

Sobers believed to have beened against Yugoslavia. Another as a whole would benent recommendatit: murdered by the

"Neck men were also avali- such imports were halted.. Communists 140,000

Members of the Ladies messuta be Korea

able in Interior units.

Bulgaria now

had an army Wear Workers Union, aflisted American Federation the Hanley, Eighth

the of

the distribution crimes officer, on 220,000 strong instead of

begen over the week-end to women A. Klomp, dele. Nov. 14 first set the number at 65,500 men permitted. Eight of Labour,

faced YUEO- divisions these Netherlands, about 5,000 and later raised it

entering

department stores here to be re to 6,270. On the proposal

Gen. slavia, he said. Nov. 20, reach an agreement, We need made

firred to the Committee of Ridgway said as many as 6,000

M. Djilas said that the Hun-of leaflets urging them to buy American-made scarves, while squipment, raw materials, semi- Ministers (Upper

Association of the Textile House) and Amerlean troops may have been garians were hurriedly repair the Ass fuished products, while the

ing fortifications and the num-

Printers and Screen Makers, na atrocity victims, capitalists have

of surplus

last ber of aerodromes built or en- Processors announced it

W219 J But it was revealed there goods-there you have a

file a formal Lasis for agreement.

Friday that Gen. Ridgway on larged in the last year by neigh- French Nov. 12 reported that

about bouring countries far exceeded preparing to

application with the US Tarif the needs of their own an 8,000 American prisoners of war

air Commission to have the duty member na-

rate on Japanese scarves lifted have been reported slain by the forces. Committee of North Korean

and Chinesc "It is obvious that the air from the present 32% per cent for Communists.--United Press. bases, especially in Bulgaria and to the 1932 level of 65 per cent.

Rumania are being built for bigger foreign power" he said. Rumania had today about 80 derodromes as compared

Yugoslav 1947, the in Minister said.

governments of

Lions

Mr

member

CLOSER BONDS

Guy Moliet, need grains

Socirst delegate, proposed which we have to sell them-there again amendment that you have a basis for agreement". tions

The capitalists

and grain products

and the

This. the Mosecw radio com- Ministers be congratulated imented, was said more than 20 the spontaneous initiative they years ago and the Soviet Unton had already taken in supplying of today is in a better position aid.

1)

Schatten relations with the

Mr Antonio Boggiano Plco alist countries.

thanked the Council on behalf

and i Russia and the people's de of the Italian delegation mortacies wanted to

whole. develop the nation as

trade i

Council's! He said advantageous

that the mutually with all countries regardless of deep feelings of concern reflect- their economic systems-espe- ing the feelings of Europe was cially with Western Europe, the most radio said-Reuter.

an exhing because it was

Premier Nehru bind the European group even

Challenged

Allahabad, Nov. 20.

A Hindu Mahasabha

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pigs

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Old aerodromes in Hungary were being pre-

United Press.

Israeli Denial

Parls, Nov. 28. The Israeli Foreign Minister,

pared for jet planes, he Moshe

declared.

Sharett, denied today

that he discussed prospects of a

the

Eden.

last

week

The Committee adjourned be-loan to Israel with either the fore M. Dillas had completed US Secretary of State, Mr Dean London, Nov. 26. of all-European

his speech. He will continue Acheson, or the British Foreign Food oficials and scientists when the Committed resumies Secretary Mr Aerred with solidarity.

Sharett Mr to Birmingham are going

in tomorrow morning-Reuter. He hoped that this link would the hope of seeing the perfect

both Ministers here "bacon" pig.

interviews when In separate AID FROM WEST claser-Reuter.

Warwickshire farters have

question of Mid-Eastern BIN been experimenting for

London, Nov. 28.

defence topped the list of topics months with foodstufs armi Britain, France and the United of discussion. Mr Sharett said, COURIERS CARRY bunced diets aimed at rearing States, will shortly begin talks however, that he reviewed with general financlai with bigger and better in Belgrade on further aid for Mr Acheson TREATY COPIES sides of bacon.

Yugoslavia, Foreign Office matters relating to Israel. (Orthodox Hindu) candidate

Dr A. Calder, pig production spokesman said today.

United Press. today challenged the Prime San Francisco, Nov. 20. director, and Dr John Ham-

This aid would be for the Minister, Mr · Néhru's Candida- Two Japanese Government mond, a livestock scientist from

Brussels, Nov. 20. ture here for election to Parlin-couriers with copies of the rati- Cambridge University, will be rst half of next year,

The Australian Council of The Western Powers leht to ment.

fled Japanese peace treaty and anionic experts at Birmingham'Yugoslavia last August an -Trade Unions was today accepted He alleged that the returning the security treaty, arrived here

cattle show. officer had put back the clock today aboard Pan-American What will the judges look forystalment of over £17 million, here as a fully-Bedged member

Usually well-informed sources of the International Confedera Ave minutes to enable Mr Clipper from Tokyo.

A long, Ican pig, slender in the Nehru's supporters 1 file hts

The couriers,, Keeichte Tasuke shoulders, and a good thickness here expect the forthcoming tion of Free Trade Unions representing some 60 million nomination papers in time. The and Kiyohi Sumlyn, will leave of bacon on its back and gides, talks to work on the basis of

non-Communist world.-Reuter. Allahabad High Court will hear here tonight for Washington-Sald & Farmers Unton official: next instalment of £25 million. affiliated workers throughout the

"Tat pigs are not the best pigs." -Reuter.

the claim tomorrow.-Reuter.

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