1951-11-29 — Page 2

Page

LAST

Z SHOWS

*

'KING'S'

air-Conditioned

LAST

2 SHOWS

BY POPULAR REQUEST ★

AT 2.30 AND 5.30 P.M. ONLY

DAVED O. SELZNICK

ARABOTE

His first production since "Gone With The Wind" and "Rebecca

Out Cronewall

CLAUDETTE JENIFER COLBERT JONES COTTEN

PONTI

SHIRLEY

TEMPLE WOOLLEY

LIBHE

COBERI

BARRYMORE WALKER

"Since You Went Away

GALA PREMIERE

TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M.

The Military Band of the 1st Battalion, The Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders will be in attendance at the King's Theatre. By kind permission of Lt. Col. . C. Church, M.C. and the Officers.

KING'S MAJESTIC

The Woman

of the

Year in the Picture of the

Year

BOMULUS

JPLANKT

JANES

•

•

AVA

MASON GARDNER PANDORA and the Flying Dutchman.

Colour by TECHNICOLOR

Produced and firected by ALBERT LEWIN

with NIDEL PATRICK, SHEILA SIM, HARDLO WARRENDER, MARIOCABRE DISTRENUTIG8 2079 BOL2.1 #1 18UMPENDENT FILM ANTRING LURE

BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY!

\RO_X_Y & BROADWAY,

★ SHOWING TO-DAY ★

Owing to length of picture please note change of times:

At 2.30. 5.10. 7.20 G 9.30 P.M. ROXY: BROADWAY: At 2.30. 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

Á GARNGBOROUGH PICTURE

JAMES MASON MARGARET LOCKWOOD, PATRICIA ROC

The WICKED LADY

Wm. GRIFFITH JUNEB MICHAEL BENNIE

Produced by H. J. MINNET · Directed by LESLIE ABRIDO Execullie Pendycer MAURICE OSTREN Engle-Lian Bistribution

COMING ATTRACTION

See it again! Love it again! The epic drama

of a lawless era!

"TYRONE POWER

TO-DAY

ONLY

Brought back in his greatest rule us

JESSE JAMES

Henry Fonda Kancy Kelly - Raph Scott - Brean Dealery

OPENS TO-MORROW

ALHAMBRA

AIR-CONDITIONED

AT 2.30, 5.15.

7.20 & 9.30 P.M.

CHARLES CHAUVEL

AUSTRALIA'S HEROIC

EPICE

RATS TOBRUK

CHERY #A, TERASA

DATA TUNA ARABARTINI

“CART. HORATIO HORNSLOWER":

In Technicolor

THE CHINA MAIL,

+

URSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1951,

JAPANESE

TREATY APPROVED

London, Nov. 28.

The House of Commons tonight approved the Japan- ese pepce treaty without a party division.

Twe

Jabour Party members pot befly against the treaty. other opposition was :br en resurs WER hard and final reading mmons.

1 Ca

Te nically, the act of ratify-

ng the heaty is a function of

the Crewn, and Parliament can vela

Jasi 17 agains! actual ratification.

neither

Hut, in effert, the bill passed on Tuesday night providing "for Crying into effect the treaty of Peace with Japan," means rat- fication. Associated Press.

The United

3

CEREMONY IN US

Washington, Nov. 28

aftincon handed States Jt format ratification of the peace treaty with Allied powers,

Japanese before S.c

In flag, which was displayed Washington for the first tim Here Pearl Harbour attack Hyuli tally 10 years ugo Tuktach. Chid of the Japanese Washing- Agency

the ratification

1.

halided

ta James tusel Un5.1-Secretary of State.

Webb,

whe

wile

it in behalf :.sived United States and other Aftes :

the which

Lo BIC signatory jack

vf thr

My Takeuch, now the runk- !ng Toky often! in the United

Stales, said:

honour and 25 2 great pleasant outy for me to present the United States Governmen with the instrument of ratifica- tion of the peace trealy with Japan on behalf of the Japanese Government.

Mr Takeuchi apoke in a clear. Arm voice as be prepares to hand to Mr Webb the maroon! velvet-bound document bearing Japan's national chrysanthemumi emblem

"On This occasion," M Takeuchi said, "I would like to read

from a message Minister Yoshida."

Prime

YOSHIDA'S MESSAGE

The Premier in his message said:

"11 is with profound Batis-

Jap Visitors Creation Of A European Army

In London

Viewing Westminster from the steps of their hotel are four Japanese women members of the first delega- tion of Japanese women to visit Britain since the war. Left to right: They are to study social conditions. Miss Machiko Kubo, of the Fabian Institute of Japan, Mrs Mumeo Oku, a member of the House of Councillors, Mrs Shigeko Tanabe, of the Scientific Research Institute. and Mrs Kotaru Tanaka, of the Tokyo Children's Wel- fare Council-Reuterphoto.

Realistic

Air Raid

Practice In

York City

New

New York, Nov. 28.

Delayed: Differences

On Political Control

Rome, Nov. 28,

A communique issued tonight at the end of the North Atlantic con- ference said that the Council had adopted a resolution "expressing its hope that the Paris conference (on a European army) would conclude its activities at the earliest possible moment so that a definitive report could be made to the Council for consideration at its next meeting."

The communique added, "The resolution request- ¦ "We have, of course, given ed the appropriate North Atlantic Treaty agencies in sympathetic consideration to the the meantime to give early attention to the problem of problems which our friends in correlating the obligations and relationships of the other NATO countries face and European defence community with those of the North have indicated continued United Atlantic Treaty so that discussions with the Paris con- ference on this question may be held and concluded as soon as possible.”

to

The communique also noted:

con-

54:3 participation in the nurul delence effort."

After the end of the Council Ministers, ses in, the Foreign

lelt except Mr Schuman, who for Paris at midday, held an in-

A NATO spokesman said that

1-The Council had instructed They als: discussed the dead-formal meeting to discuss Korea. its military and civilian agencies lock in concluding a treaty wiin

put into action certain Austria and decided to propose the position of NATO would be recommendations they had mode to the Soviet Government that carefully examined in the light of the news from the Far East.-- Austrian deputies' to continue their work on others the and to report more fully at the ference should meet again In Reuter. next session.

the near future. 2.-The crucial report of the "Three

Wise

Men" economic planners of the United

Britain 1 States,

the

Tonight the Ministers attend- ed a farewell dinner given for

present chairman them by the and France-on of the Council. Mr Lester Pear- ability

for son (Canada) who is giving a to pay forces

wil

be concluding after-dinner address. After the end of the session govern-

Italian Prime Minister,

Europe's bigger armed

to member presented ments early in December.

on

the

Secretory, Mr

The Council look decisions Signor Alcide de Gaspuri, the Various military matters British Foreign after hearing the recommenda- Anthony Eden, and Mr Perram Lors 1 the Chiefs of Staff of gave Press conferences. The 12 Athentic Powers and the Signor de Geapert stressed the

defensive Supreme Commander, General

character Dwight Eisenhower,

Atlantic Pact.

4. The Council approved an Interim report by

the five mimber Committee studying in- creased non-military co-opera- tion between the Atlantic Pact

countries.

ses-

5.-Greek and Turkish obser- | vors attended the Council sions pending parliamentary ap- proval of the decision to in- vite their two countries to join | NATO.

FAIL TO AGREE The Ministers of the 12 Pact powers failed to agree on tw

main practical issues facing

For 10 minutes today, New York's 8,000,000 faction that the Japanese Gov- cringed in grim, eerie silence beneath imaginary

atom bombs. It was the first all-out air raid prae-Supreme Command in the At- tice since World War 11.

ernment deposits its instrument

of ratification of the Treaty of peace which has been approved by an overwhelming majority vote in the Diet.

"I desire to express my na- tion's appreciation of the initia tive and leadership taken by the United States Government bringing about a

peace setile- confidently ment for Japan. hope that ratifications by other

will follow in quick powers

for succession consummation of the peace and for the admission of Japan as an active and useful member in the family of na- tions."

-Associated Press.

JAPAN-KOREA TALKS

Tokyo, Nov. 28. South Korea's chief delegate to a bilateral conference with Japan agreed today to try again at working out basis for a treaty between

tries.

1

the two coun-

Dr Y. C. Yang, Korcan Am- drassador to the U.S., cancelles his reservation to leave on Thursday by plane for Washing-

108.

ary-

Dr Yang said he had mode the reservation after he "blew up" at the last session "because of failure to accomplish thing" in talks since October 20. However, Dr Yang said in an Interview, "The Japanese dele- gates showed a new attitude to day.

And there won't be another practice alert. The next if it comes — will be the real thing.

them the appointment of a United States Adoniral to the

lantic and the standard adop- tion of the American .300 rifle

in preference to Britain's new 280 model.

l

the

Still No

Agreement

By Arabs

Paria, Nov. 27. He said, "If we could publish

The seven Arab nations our military plans they would provide the best possible proot in the United Nations were that we have no idea of aggres- reported today to have de- sion or anything like a prevent-cided to continue studying Ive offensive."

Mr Pearson said that the for the time being the Council hoped to settle down and four-power proposal for a hold its

in

East defence e per- Middle meetings manent headquarters some time scheme. in 1952. The Council would meet in Lisbon in February The Egyptian delegation here and

again in another European proposed to the Arab countries that they issue a joint declara- capital during the Summer.

According to a susually reliabletion, which would embody the source there is now a strong following points: prospect that the NATO Secre- tariat may be moved from Lon-Į don do Paris which would then, with SHAPE, become the home of the permanent headquarters of the Atlantic Pact.

1-Joint support for Egypt's national struggle.

fence proposals addressed to 2-Refusal to accept the de-

Egypt alone in October.

3-Agreement to continue the lator defence conterence Mr studying Britain would scheme proposals "in the frame-.

BRITAIN'S POLICY

At his Press Although Britain held out on Eden said that "A surves," Mayur Vincent Bank tellers troze for an in-

stant at the sirens' wall. Then these two points, it was thought not become R. Impellerri labelled the test.

they scooped tens of thousands probable that they would come this projectes

cash into gain when the British Prime But he pointed Sold

Civil Defence Director S W Wallander:

well strong-boxes and fled to shelter. Minister, Mr Winston Churchill,

meets President Truman would

if an go just as well actual raid occurred."

of dollars in louse

The voices of

13

their

up

In

Three"

Washington at the turn of the lawyers grew M He called it New York Chy's still in courts of justice. They year

Spokesmen said that the main documents stuffed

importance of the meeting was "pattern for survival,"

IL

matter-of-fact packets and loft for one of the that it had clarified the issues on was 裁

the cy's 804 designated shelters. business,

on for carried

which the 1952 defence targets most part without smiles, with

Judges in their robes mingled and the creation of the Euro- gnawing consciousness

with truffle violators, whom they pean army now depend. what it might foreshadow.

But the session revealed had sentenced a moment before The vast, teeming city and with others awaiting sen-

serious differences between tence. Prisoners were whisked tries on the final stages of the made it any

ת

f

be

a full member of work of the Charter and of the European army. Charter of the Arab League."

out that the

The Lebanon was understood declaration in

to have supported the Egyptian Washington

Larst September idea of issuing a joint declara- stressed Britain's desire to be associated in the closest possible ion, out the other Arab coun- tries were apparently against way with all stages of the deve- M

such a move. lopment of European unity.

Syria, Saudi Arabla and the Saying that the Rome session Yemen were stated to be of the of the Coun

Council had advanced the determination of Atlantic opinion that there was no need powers to strengthen them to issue any joint declaration, selves, Mr Eden added, "But we even if this might be useful in have closed no doors. We have replyi

replying to reports that the munument to fear with- came a

divided more difficult Ar in instants after the sicans

for anyone to negotiate with among themselves. walled cut their waring al

Their view was that on the 10:33 a.m.

European for the creation of Macy's huge department store

The Atlantic powers

of point had first

the Egyptian The great, pulsing roar of New cleared its first floor in five The clash occurred on the

every intention of building their memorandum-that of support faded abruptly. then minutes and its bitter rival, scope

Egyptian aspirations the though some Gimbel's, did the same thing in supra-national political authority strength to the point at which It for

would deter aggression, he said. Arab League had already issued giant switch had been pulled. three minutes. Associated which is to control the army.

Mr Pearson denied reports a statement to that effect.

On the question of further COMPLETE SILENCE

that the Attentle Military Com- mittee had recommended that study of the four-power pro-

be Italy allowed to build sub-posal, it was thought unneces marines which her peace treaty sary to issue any formal state-

ment either. forbids her to do.

After some discussion, it was all the seven

York snapped off

Figeons

as

wheeled nervously over deserted streets, the flap of their wings clearly audible in the silence.

In the busiest streets in all the world, the droning hubbub, the

of horns, the jarring toot mad forward surge of crowds The silence was 60 ceased:

I have received permissiq complete that the "click-citck" from President Rhee to post- pone my departure."-Associated of traffic lights could be heard Press.

as they changed from red to green and back again.

Russian

Answer

To Tito

from courts to shelter.

Press

Surgeons To Demonstrate

France and the Benelux coun-

B

to be

army

accorded to

the

The Benelux countries were understood to oppose concession of sovereignty, particularly in financial matters, to the extent wanted by France.

V.S. DISAPPOINTED

not

us.

The Council decided t^ shelva

Arab

nations

were

the blueprint drawn up a year understood that This difference prevented the ago for the naval command nations have agreed not to issue passage of a strong resolution structure in the Atlantic unless a joint declaration for the time presented by the United States Britain changes her mind, a being but to continue their ins on each and urging the immediate birth spokesman disclosed. It also formal consultations of the European army.

put aside the decisions made on issue as it arose.Reuter. London, Nov. 28. As a result, the whole ques- the Mediterranean and Middle Mr V. B. B. Green-Armytage, tion of the scope of the supre East commands, the gynaecologist, and Dr A. H.

referred national Galley. ал anzesthetist, are back to the six-nation negotia- as leaving London by air for tions in Paris.

Mr Schuman, before caving Karachi on November 30 on a though by an unseen hand.

To this extent the Rome for Paris, declared that the From tier to tier of the Em-tour at Pakistan, Ceylon and

session of the Council

was treaty setting up the six-nation

Five thousand persons were

off Times Square swept

was

IN TWO MONTHS

pire State building's 102-storey Burma to perform demonstra- thought by observers here to European army-based, on 180 grandeur, venetian blinds snap-on operations showing the have disappointed the United million people should be ready

British methods of ged shut with military preci- latest sion in thousands of windows. gynaecological surgery, Then the office workers headed for shelter.

within the next two months --

Labour Query Misfires

London, Nov. 28...

Mr Emrys Hughes, leftwing which had hoped that States, all the countries concerned by the time the Council meets Labour Member of Parliament, asked in the House of Commone In Pakistan they will

visit would rally immediately to

Mr John Snyder, Secretary today what was the average A funeral mass was inter Karachi, Lahore and Daces, and strong plea by General Dwight R.

Eisenhower for the effective

weekly

Egyptian labourers rupted in St Patrick's Cathedral then proceed to Calcutia at the creption of the European any of the United States Treasury, of unskie in British currency

brief statement said, end of December to attend the Unti

this European defence in a on Fifth Avenue,

employed by the Air Ministry in of these the Suez Canal area, Thirty-ave thousand people all-India Surgeons'

is in being, no "During the course

re-discussions the United States.

Mr will be inside Rockefeller Centre's 15 They will later visit Ceylon and community

the Air German troops

Nigel Birch, delegation has made perfectly Under within Burma.

Secretary was authoritatively

replied: Cit

clear that the contribution ofwenty shillings" buildings tok

Mr Huches asked if the deter-Minister would consider giving

of

four minutes.

Paris, Nov. 28. The Political Commitee the United Nations today con- tinued consideration of Yugo- stevia's complaint of "hostile aggresive pressure" by the So- viet Union and her Balkon ratellites.

cover

Congress.

ment-Reuter,

Mr Green-Army aga is a

of the Indian Last night and this morning the United States to the NATO former member

has been NO INCIDENTS

Medical Service and was Pro- the Big Three Foreign Minis programme

the worked

on the remaining mined by the Congress for the them a litle extra for Chri "There" were no incidents-festor of Obstetrics and Gynue-ters

the Medical College financial problems of the con- current fiscal year, The United mas. Mr Birch retorted that they nobody fainted," was the re-cology in On Monday and yesterday the port from the Centre, which and surgeon to the Eden Hos-tractual treaties with Western States delegation has no com- were now receiving more thart Committee heard Yugoslavia's houses as many people in a day pital for Women in Calcutia Germany which are to end the mliments with respect to aid under the late Labour, Govern

Router. Minister of State, M. Milovan Dillas, deliver a six-hour indiot- ment of the Cominform.

the Soviet Union's A. former Assistant Secre.. the United onewered the Tugoda

charges,

He declared that the charge was. "nothing but libal egstrat the Soviet Union and the People's Democracies"

He added, "Experience showt that anch alandbrom btc alvrays exposed."

Bút ke daljined that the mère fact that the United Nations to discuss the Yugoslav the

skreed to

rosien the cuci sirovoniing wid in heap of pravažilorm, libela, aiki alatidarı

occupation regime.

Eu a fair-sized cfly.

beyond that period.

POP

Sharp practice

HELP MA!

IVE JUST CUT MY

"THROAT WITH

*Th

('Waari A GOOD

TOG. YOU NONGWO IT!

Razzorz

CHINESE

OPTICAL CO