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Mediator's Effort On Kashmir

ANOTHER ROUND

The

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Paris, Dec. 12. United Nations re- Dr Frank presentative, Graham, today called other round of talks with India and Pakistan in an eleventh-hour attempt to break the deadlock in Kash- mir conciliation efforts. have been Divcussions |sumed on an expert levei

toritative quarters rt porled today

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been eport 10 Uve Serra; Coon the success or facture of the ex netlation moves The period expires on Dec. 22 The gourers cous that if th present talks Lid

separateis ¡between Dr Graham and Pakis- tan and India, advisers, prove Stressful, Dr Graham would with probably

again consult raders of the twe delegations Str Brurgi Naising Rau the Pakistan Pereigh

Minister.

St. Mohammed Zafrullan Klan

An authoritative sourer studera That acter the meeting on Mon day between Or Graham d Sir Mohamume the talks had consider virtually

been

terminated,

There was ille Bote for a Allement at this late hour trai

D. Graham was believed to un

xinus in keep the talks aliy

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Malaya Get A Good Press

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ›

London, Dec. 12.

New Series Of

State Trials

London. Dec. 12.

The Polish and Czechoslovak Communist re- gimes are preparing a series of gigantic polítical trials comparable in importance to the famous Moscow trials and purges in the late thirties, in- formed sources said here.

A former Prime Minister, two deputy Pre- miers, a Marshal of Poland, several Generals and Ministers, as well as other prominent Polish and Czech Government and party officials, now under arrest under charges of espionage and anti-State activities, are expected to appear at these trials.

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also

the In Poland, Arcording to wifi si po 1

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All from Warlow Edwin! Our known to be the opposite Moraveski. Pane Minister of economic matters are in the able Harv Poland fron 1945-47

bands of Vice-Premier Michael

is considered to be Roja-Zymiersk, Mar- Mine, who shal of Poland and Commander- the greatest financial ward on in-Chief of the Polish Army, the other side of the Iron Cur- Cur until November 1949. have lain. Al hough the Polish

running into been arrested and are expected year plan is

difficulties, and Polani is cur- to be tried shortly.

Warsaw apo

rently suffering from a serious month officially announced the arrest shortage of food, this is in na way comparable to the diff- and impending trial of Wlady-

of the Czechs.--Unitrd former deputy culties slaw Gomuka.

Press. Premier and Secretary-General of the Polish Communist Parly from 1944 1 1948 and Gene ol |

former Marian Spychalski,

A

deputy Minister of Nationni!

Defence

1 'zech slovakia, the recent

oi affioni

Wouncement

re ar si of Rudolf Slansky,

Vice- Pemier and until three months Sveretary tieneral of the Czerhoslovak Communist Party, anded another name to the long of Carchoslovak party and Government bosses urres ed February his year and late last

Mr Oliver Lyttelton's conclusions at the end year.

T of his tour of inspection in Malaya have been un-it ong were reservedly welcomed by the British Press.

The fact that the Colonial Secretary wasted no time in making his conclusions known is taken aa indication of the Government's determination to dealer of Agriculture, Olio Slin: promptly and effectively with the emergency.

The

n

S prominent among Cle- De Vladimir Minister of Foreign Afary Moria Svermova, assis- and Secretary-General of the Party Jose! Smrk: vaky, Minis

for the Bme party secretary

egion. Deputy Defence Minister onservative Daily Tele-i The Labour Daily Heraldi finds deich Reicin and Deputy

criticise Ning

MF Ministers Arthur Lon- Lyttelton's recommendations but on and Vavro Hajdu.

di ermined ut the hope that al las: this emphas 15

ne- though metson, costly and protracted querilia

vesay, is not enough Wat is going to be tackled in a

with the support of the Malayan vajeti hintiner "

and Chinese inhabitants can the as of a friendly and prosperous Maiya-s vital to Britain--be

that Mr

thirsty

It

e recomendations

: Lyttelton hold

unitary

ไ

says.

Only

sports the viez expressed by the Colonial Secretary that the ultimate objective is a united and self-governing Malayan na-attained, it

But to suppose this car be achieved without first dealing Churchill should have made such with the Communist

"It is a grave pity

gurdias evasive

as fatuous as to start building

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Emigration 15 Canada

in the up 110 per rent The mounting wave of arrests i gore

In the 'first two main satelliteast year. in Moscow's

have given rise to

months of this year 80,000 left widespread speculation 10 Europe: 14,700 were Britons.

any Ontario Province draws most. between It has a rich agricultural belt.

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possible

them.

about

statements Mulayan independence," the

a house without first draining Herald adds, the land in which its founda- tions are to be laid adds.

The

Times point out that:

Mr Jere is nothing new Lyttelton's conclusion that the

as

and s.grdies nes

connection

nas

51%

1.

by and most of the large industrial One Theory, advanced

and centres,

the British Paris, emigre Czech circles in

in interested ait certain facts pointed to the jobs than agriculture.

be-

existence of an "albance" [ween Warsaw and Prague.

Tween

aimed at creating a united anti-p

m.re

industrial

"But," added Mr Wallace, "9

cent from Holland art

Moscow front of East European farters, so that balances Truman To

termals will be defeated only Intervene In

when

Tax Scandal

the

States backevi by Yugoslavia scales." London Express Ser- and the West.

ist

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vice.

ATOMIC PILE

FOR BELGIUM?

Bul observers here belleved that while it was probable that the peoples of Malaya-

The rested leaders would be and

particularly the resident

accused the coming trials of Lincse support The fight

having plotted the overthrow of What is new, it against them. 12 Paris, De

the Polish and Czech Commun

Brussels, Dec. 12. special says, is the practical nature of

with regimes

the help United Nations

Washington, Dec. 12. Political Committee today can. The steps which he suggests to

Yugoslavia, the real reasons for Belgium, the world's biggest they will play their The White House Secretary

producer of uranium ore, mined the general debale om ensure

the purges lay elsewhere. Tited part,

Joseph Short, announced today

They pointed out that since in the Belgian Congo, may soon the

proposal of the

The recommendation for the that President

Truman would and France 14,

the expulsion Stale 25.00

of Yugoslavia have is atomic pile. of a Chinese Home shortiv intervene personally

in 1948, M. Pierre Ryckman, Belgian bem The Cominform send an mury commaission to freation

Lay Nuclear of: Guard, the paper goes on, marks possibility

the Eastern European "people's Commissioner the tax scandal. departure from the The President would take

democracies" have been sub- Energy and former Governor- bolding free elections in the a dadanal

policy

that the Federal Govern steps against the Federal em-

jected to â growing political General of the Belgian Congo, wholt of Germany

for the been following and

ployees found guilty, he stated. !

pressure from Moscow to which is considering plans The session was held in the inent

much to the contribute

Mr Wes German may

added that President drastic economie demands con- establishment of a pile either in Short presence of the

Truman will hold his weekly nected with the satellites' rear- Belgium itself or in the Congo, while the seats of final defeat of terrorism. delegation,

"The Secretary of State,"

Brussels it Press conference

Commenting on Thursday

mament have been added in the the East German delegation re-

Govern- concludes, "has recognised al- morning.

is 18 months.

Press report that the mained empty.

most everything that critics of

had already decided to It is generally agreed that regime in Malaya large part

MOSCOW'S AIDIS

official said; of this conference

build a pile, an the present

Moscow's have been urging for some time will be devoted to a discussion Since 1948,

chief This is premature. M. Ryck- ay past. The need

now is for of the affair in which several aims in Eastern European na- man has yet to submit his re- prompt and vigorous action by leading politicians and Depart-tions appear to have been: the British Government on the ment of Justice officials are 1. To prevent the spread of wil then decide."--Reuter. lines which he has laid down." involved.

MOST PROMISING YET

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The tripartite proposal supported by the delegates of fraq, the Netherlands, Greece and Colombia,

for

A

Titcism" by drastically purging The scale of the scandal has the atellite Communist parties: The Manchester Guardian, ne ed

10 come Congresmeli 2. To increrse security by which in the past has adopted ask for the resignation of the purging the armed forces and a sternly critical attitude

to- Attorney - General, Howard administra ion cf all elements wards the present Malayan ad- MacGrath-France-Presse. ministration, says Mr Lyttelton's executed with programme--if

The Czechoslovak delegate, on the other hand, attacked the "go.

West German called

de- mocracy," which te described as the "Bonn protectorate."

He strongly opposed the despatch of an inquiry commis- sion

to Germany which, he said, would place the German

in the

of a position people

colonial people."

The special Political Com-made his diagnosis-ig the most

promising yet made.

meet again next miltee will Friday-France-Presse.

PORTRAITS SOLD

London, Di 12.

he visu: with which he has

Mr Lyttelton did not repeat

emergency political continues.

ruspected of contacts with the West, and finally;

3. To build up satellite Induc- armament armles and

Italy's Request

tries.

For Admission

CX-

on

port to the Government, which

Empire Talks Concluded

London, Dec. 12. The Commonwealth Air Con- Ierence, in which the Chiefs of Canada, Au6- New Zealand,

South

the

Con-

It is estimated that to attain Staff of Britain, these ends, at least 20,000 per tralia,

took part, the mistake at the start of his

cons have been given death Africa and Rhodesia tour by allowing it to be in-

Paris, Dec. 12.

sentences in the four or five ended here today. The Security Council is ferred

East that the

Air Ministry it was of the cnd

monthly which

At the

the conference that have stated musi

Communista precede pected to meet soon to consider trials

the General Assembly's request European

studied questions of

mutual progress, the paper

to the staged in the last three years.

arising from that Italy be admitted

The Czech Communists, who interest

Defence Picasso's La Niccise, a head "Creation of a Chinese Home United Nations.

been Mr have The

concentrating Secretary-General,

on Commonwealth

£1,250 in a sale at Sotheby's, programme will in themselves the leading British art auction- carry the country towards a to the President of the Council of "nationalist" and other devia defence of the Middle East and eers, today.

new political phase. For these the Assembly's resolution which tions, have neglected to pay due Scutheast Asia was examined.

third point of The Commonwealth Air Con- Three other Picasso paintings measures, it now accompanied asked for urgent consideration attention to the

have ferance was held behind closed the programme. They were sold for £100 each.

by political solutions, would of Italy's admission.

Political observera expect failed to raise the production of doors, and the Air Ministry merely make It certain that the

and other strategic stated that it was ubikely that emergencles of the future were that Italy's application will be cool

Soviet materials, and this summer slid a communique would be issued

сп is work-France-Presse, far more intense than the pre- vetoed again by

Union-Reuter.

into a serious economie erlels. sent one."

and shoulders portrait, fetched cord and a radical education rygve-Lie, today transmitted elimineting all persons suspected | ference last June, nt which the

The portraits showed the simultaneous prole and full fucn of the late Madame Seward. -Reuter.

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