THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 15; 1952.
Eden Makes A Difficult Problem Raised By
Party Point
Mr
Anthony Eden,
Foreign Secretary.
the
makes
point while talking with Mrs. Spafford, wife of Mr TrumLD'S
reliring ***Amimissador
large." It was at the
celebrate the third
sary of the
sente
Party to
akulter-
of the.
North Atlantic Treaty.--Lou- don Express. Service.
Peking Gets
Ambitious
"Paris, "Apr."1" The Communist New China News Agency today announced that China is to truin 500,000 technicians within the next few years for her programme.
industrialisation
said that Fremier, Chou En-lai, had
The
Agency
Issued a decree stating
China
was now
the
Lapt
Order For
Seizure Of Stolen Tug
Ancona, Apr, 14,
An Iulian court today ordered the sequestration of a 120-ton tug which three young ecfugees stole last month from
Yugoslav naval shipyard.'
The refugees, two Yugoslav sailors and a shipyard worker, sailed the tug out of Fune harbour on March 11. The port authorities apparently assumed that the tug, bolonging to 11e Yugoslav Navy, was making its Orst trial run,
The Yugoslav Legation
Coventry Gift To Belgrade
Coventry, Apr. 14. A 27-horsepower car- gift of citizens of Coventry to those of Belgrado was given a civic send-off by the Mayor of Coventry, Councillor Harry Weston, during the week-end when It started on journey by
road to the Yugoslav capi. Lal.
Mr Weston is to hand over the car to the Mayor of Belgrado when ho starts on a week's tour of
the capital on April 21.
Coventry
people bad been asked to subscribe for the car the Int price of which is £2,500
in
as
for uctively pre-Rome asked for the restitution of paring the ground for large- the tug.
scale economic construction.
The Ancona court declared estimated, the
decree that the tug may not be returned added,
thut nearly
500,000 10 Yugoslavia until the crews of lechnicians will be needed in the two fishing boats have been five or six years, The decree said that technical institutes and paid the sslvage dues provided schools will be founded Wider international law. throughout the country plement the training programme and that thousands of workers and peasants will be drawn into Schools
classes.-France- and Presse.
to im-
Hospital Destroyed
Tokyo, Apr. 14.
The crews are claiming one- third of the value of the tug, which they place at more than 1,000,000 lire.
The three refugees were granted asylum in Italy.--Reuter.
Establish Relations
Damuscus, Apr. 14.
Diplomalle relations between
return gesture the glit of about £9,000 worth of timber Belgrade
making to Coventry for a new civio centre. — Reuter.
Egypt Orders Purge Of Civil Service
Calto, Apr. 14.
Russian Note On Germany
MAJOR HEADACHE FOR BIG THREE
· London, Apr. 14.
When the Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, returns from his Easter holiday, one of his major headaches will be the Russian reply to the three Powers on the unification of Germany.
The United States Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, and the French Foreign Minister, M. Robert Schuman, will share this headache with Mr Eden.
After prolonged consultations held in London and Paris over
two weeks between the three Western Powers and Dr Adenauer, the reply to the original Soviet note was despatched on March 25, Any hopes
that this reply would out-manoeuvre Soviet diplomacy appear to have been falsified.
on
Reports from West Germany, to appeal to the people of Ger- B: well as comments in London | many as the previous one | indicate that the Soviet note of German unification.”
April 11 is catching the German imagination.
: ।
The West German Social De- mocratic Party
lesder, Hell
Thus, an interpretative re- Ollanhauer, described the Soviet slepent-afzersmam šaitisha mporvoopen-moto-of-April-14-ng-psdoriosteni Ident in Bonn said that the new advance on the note of March
Russian note was "as well- 10. timed and equally well-designed
US Industry
Hit By Jap
Competition
A Party statement said 1a.er that the new Moscow note "hus shut no doors. To our way of thinking It ofters a better chance of arriving at a reason- able solution of the German question than
any sort of for- malised doctrine."
(The reference to any sort of formalised doctrine' is Inter-
- ·-
SHIP'S SURGEON TO WED
Dr Elizabeth Champion, ot Sydney. Australia, just re- turned to Britain
from
10
voyage round the world ship's surgeon, is to marry a doctor. The wedding will bo on April 19. The bridegroom is Dr Harold Frank Bassett, only son of Mr John Bassett, qc,
former Solicitor- General at Singapore-Lon- don Express Bervice.
Rival Claims In U.S. Race For The Presidency
"Ike" Favoured In New Jersey
Washington, Apr. 147
David S. Ingalls, Senator Robert Taft's cam- paign manager, today offered the Ohionn as the best vote-getter of all the candidates for the Re- publican nomination for the presidency."
He pointed out that Senator Taft has polled more votes in the five primaries held so far than all the other candidates put together,
matto
HUGE INTEREST
eastern
The Eisenhower
minded camp nationally retorted that the General'a States the strange possibility name was entered in only as a
exists that the Democratic Party one of the primaries-New strategy might
1 campaign have 10 revert Hampshire,
lo a mere nationalistic position Senator Herman Walker, a than that of Roosevelt and Republican Taft supporter, said Truman. that General Eisenhower's deal- sion to return to the United States in early June was a ccm- The third novei aspect of the plete repudiation of his previous campaign is the extraordinary pledge to stay out of polities public interest in two military short of a clear-cut call from the personalities General Eisen- voters,
Rower and General Douging Elsenhower, mean-McArthur. while, is a heavy favourite to
In many
carlier campaigns sizable majority in there has been on outstanding Tuesday's New Jersey primary, military candidate, and 10 mil
General MacArthur told tary personalities have become Oregon voters that he is not a President of the United States. candidate for public office and General
has dls- he
but his the State
power to on May 16.
influence the Republican conven- headquarters replied that the ably in relation to the choice of General's statement was one Senator Robert Taft, is arising from modesty and that factor in all it does not
polition speculation, lessen the strong
Another much
commented GOP nomination. possibility of his getting
the feature of the present campaign On the Democratic side of the since 1928 the White House in-
is the fact that for the first time-
1 - מוצר
FRANCO & General
SALAZAR CONFER
Surprise Meeting
Madrid, Apr. 14. It was reliably learned here tonight that General Franco and Dr Antonio de
guese Prime Minister, had
secretly
near
met
the Spanish Portugueso fron- tier..
that they
the MP for-President.jtion at the cruciol stage, piesum-
still
Д
Oliveira Salazar, the Portu-presidential race, Mr W. Averellcumbent not running for
Harriman, the Mutual Security Sett Director, said
that he would With Mr Truman avowedly consider ! an honour if his out of the race this year the friends in
his home State of question of the merits of his. New York pushed him for the presidential record will be fought presidential nomination.
Meanwhile,
out by other personalities, Senator Estes
The big "write-in" votes in waxed a one-day several Blate primary elections Gew Jersey where have amazed political experts he is unopposed in the presidential preference vote on
State's and point to the need for a new national act which would give some uniformity to State primary elections IT future years.-- United Press.
preted as being to the West German Chancellor. Dr. Aden- Quer's view that **Western The meeting took place to defence, with Germany, includ- night at Cludad Rodrigo, near New York, Apr. 14.
Kelauver hosed, must first be organised and Salamanca, about 70 miles from Japanese competition brought American silk scarf only then can serious negotio- the Spanish-Portuguese border. tions with the Russians Premier Salazar arrived at printing to the brink of financial disaster, the United States Begin".)
the
town late
do this evening. Screen Printing Industry com-
General Franco
was waiting
At the same time, Oklahoma plained in a petition for tariff
to receive him.
Democrats served notice that relief amounced today.
The West German Christian They are expected to stay the
Senator Democratic Rheinischo Post night at the Sinte Tourist Hole they would support said "The Soviets
Robert Kerr as a "favourite son"" are busily at Chudad Rodrigo and continueendidate as long as the Senator engaged in offering us a chance their talis tomorrow.
Low wages enabled a hand rolled Japanese printed scarf to be sold in America for $1 even with the present duty of 32% per cent.
Jeg
of
"A LESSON"
Tuesday,
nomination.
by his
Veteran
reunification, white the General Franco. is understood continued to seek the presidential Western Powers, in spite of all to accopes Franco, their ceremonious déclarations, brother, Don
standing indiferently Spanish Ambassador to Portugal. No Spanish Cabinet Mininter attended the reliable sources said.
An American-made scarf of are
aside," comparable quality, but with the
desirable
machine-rolled It considered that the Rus edges, must retall for at least $2. slons had given the Western Employment in the American Powers a lesson in diplomacy. Industry has been halved since. Japanese competition began to be felt early in 1950.
This tone has, indeed, been somewhat reflected eyen, in Lon- The industry is expected to don comments. They indicate an ask the Tariff Commission to undercurrent of feeling that the recommend 05
first step Western Powers have been out- restoration of the 85 per cent smarted by the Soviet duty which prevailed from 1030 until it reduction to 32% in
Fire completely destroyed the
The Egyptian, Goverment is ❘ 1951-Reuter main bulding of the State hos- pital in Morioka City, Iwate Syrin" and Afghanistan have | drawing up decree laws which Prefecture. The authorities been established, it was officially will set up commitices to carry reported that no patients were announced today. France-out purges of civil servants.
Presse, Injured.-Router.
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The committees, which are to
ERLANDER AT
have very extensive Judicial WHITE HOUSE
will powers,
Investigate all cases of corruption submitted to them by the Government.
Each committed
will consist of an Appeal Court Judge, Siste Councillor and До Auvacute-General,
The committees
Mr
gate former Government mem- ter at the White House.
ters, high-ranking civil ser- "We had a very interesting
The London Times said that "the latest Soviet note offers the Western Powers no casy way out of the difficulty in which the original. Soviet proposal placed them.
pose
CLEAR PURPOSE
Russian a-re-
European army.
vants, businessmen, bankers talk on the Swedish settlements and Members of Parliament. In the United States," he said. a France-Presse.
Reuter.
1
"IKE'S" TOUR
Paris, Apr. 14.
General Elsenhower is spend- ing a quiet
doy at horne with
his wife before starting on
NOVEL FEATURES
to. political
observers
U
final trip around the continent
bid
meeting, usuallynote many novel features in the hung commell to his for-
Nothing is known in Madria of the subject of the talks.
DEFENUE PROBLEM?
Franco
The
the mechananding novelty
the electoral process. The tion of television to expanded They noted that Spain is to
coverage of local political events discuss a mutual security sa radio networks and the Press with the United States in the has given a
to State national audience swing of the capitals of member next few weeks.
Portuguese official spokesmen i many other ovents which in Orlends."
Pay
been
position where they could be Mass. Production
plausibly
represented by the
local
primary elections and
for the will be
of the North
old
NEW YORK AIRPORTS
CLOSED
1952 presidential campaign The General 160k- advantage | which have retarded firm predle- | of the Easter holiday and tions of any candidate's success warm Spring sunshine to take. and caused confusion in all poli-things
easy at his home in tical
Marne La Coquette. speculation. But observata believed that The general, well-informed
The
Duty Onleer at General might want to talk view in Washington is that Esenhower's 14-nation head- defence questions over with Danything might happen."
on the outskirts quarters
of Salazar in view of the fact that
is Paris said that the whole staff both Spain and Portugal, ora
background of is observing the holiday and concerned in the defence of the
addi-
that the General is not expect- Peninsula.
od in his office.
General Eisenhower will, on Wednesday star his farewell
Atlantic Treaty "to say goodbye to in recent months have re- carlier campaigns · were chiefly
suggested #1 three-of interest and effect. It added that one clear pur-
So far, he has arranged to visit pact of
The communications speed-up Belgium on April 16, Holland on Spain, Portugal of Soviet policy in these
and the United States for the has caused swift changes in April 18, Oslo an April 20 and Washington, Apr. 14. exchanges was to offer the Ger-
defence of the Iberian Penin-pubite opinion, and statistical Copenhagen on April 22, The Swedish Prime Minister, mans an apparent cholee sula.
But neither the Spanish trends that formerly guided No plans or dates have yel Western alliance Tage Erlander, discussed between the
nor the American attitude to political estimates are now con been announced Swedish history with President and the unification of their
for visits 20 wards these suggestions has aldered of little value, Truman, and the international country.
other NATO points, United" made clear.
The Intentions of 10,000,000 Press. situation with the Secretary of
Dr This vlow is corroborated by
Salazar crossed the "Independent" volers remain a State, Mr Dean Acheson, when a Bonn observers salonsent that frontier into Spain by car this
great and valuable question he paid them courtesy calls here one of the first effects of the
evening at Fuentes de Onoro. mark in the campaign results. will have
today
General Franco
arrived in
think that General the right of arrest and of search "The President was and will be allowed to interro- kind," Mr Erlander told repor-Integrating Germany in
very action against Western plans for Cludad Rodrigo from the north Eisenhower's prospect been Republican nomination the of Spain where he had
fishing during the Easter week-influenced largely by the Impact end.
of any statements, speeches or The Daily Telegraph sounded The meeting was a great sur-television appearances he may, warning that "the Western prise to Madrid political circles. find it possible to make before Powers must
the Chicago not allow them--Reuter.
Convention arrives selves to be manoeuvred Into a
at its climax. Since he has not cam conducted an active personal campaign to debate political-
New York, Apr. 14, issues, his supporters rely upon Heavy fog closed down on the tremendous communications both New York City airports 'net-work to intensity hit-popu early This morning, causing lar appeal at the crucial hour. -cancellation of about $100 in-
bound and outbound flights
end SECTIONAL, DIVISION" the diversion of others to other
ellies. The second novel uspect of
Operations at Idlewild the presidential campaigns 14 port closed down at 0.20 am, tho apparent tendency of cancelling or diverting 20 over-
opinion to political
divite seas and 35 domestle fights. sectionally between eunt
and
La Guardia airport was closed west as well as between north for landings at 4.15 am, al- and south.
though intermittent take ofte Experts believe that the were permitted after 9.45 am. eastern part of tho country as the celling lifted alighly. contiouss
10 be generally Oficials cold that operations international, in outlook while were expected to be back to west is more stirred by normal shortly after noon, national problems By a sort A mumber of in-bound nights
agree landed at Philadelphia of tacit gentleman's mont" charges of "isolationism" Washington, have been practically excluded Harbar fog also slowed ferry A boats and held up six incoming But the
-in- ocean liners-United Press, fluence of
programmes, labour pr
relationa and inflation
middle
INQUIRY INTO western
election re primary Bulls is everywhere commented.
AIR DISASTER North and south differences perast because of the civil |
Takyo; Apr: 14p A-Japanese Government in-. rights struggle but a coalliton of Democrats in the southern veld its first meeting to inquire vestigation committee today and western States, could bring victory min November. This into the cause of the Japan keeps Governor Adlai Stevenson Airlines plans danster on April (Illinois) and Senator Estca 9. Ketauver (Tennesee) in the Thirty-seven were Killed foreground of public Interogi. when the plane, craied Into If Eisenhower should win the a mountainside on Oshima Republiera nombaation ne are Island, at the mouth of Tokyo
Tunisian Nationalists
Denounce New Cabinet
The Neo-Destour,
Tunis, Apr. 14. permit the resurrection of the administration of the Tuni-direct Bian Nationalist Party, to-ties in the most scandalous and country by the French authorl-
day denounced
the
non-brutal manner.
party government formed
"The Neo-Destour
considera
on Saturday by Premier that the new Government is not
Salah Eddine Baccouche.
Russians as the obstaples to
German unity."
The Manchester Guardian sald that the now-Iussion notę "is in parts dishonest, ambiguous and unsatisfactory. But II ahould be considered very care- fully."-Reuter,
..
'Indians To
In any way qualified to art for the country, either on political{ or administrative planes.”
Tour Soviet
is
Of Chinese.
Typewriters
Berlin, Apr. 14. East Germany is preparing the mass production of Chinese German typewriters, the East news agency ADN announces
The
nationalised "Oplima" cflce machine works at Erfurt, Thuringia, hope to deliver the first typewriters by the end of the year in fublument of a Chinese order just received. it "By Its composition and by the conditions. In which it was
Moscow, Apr, 14.
typewriters with be formed the new Ministry cannot
Hirachand equipped whith three type beneft from the favour of Neo-Destour,
ich containing rejecting the
ADN pay public opinion," a Neo-Destour
International Economic 2,500 letter types, French Government's plan of to the
must create how communique vald.
basis for discus Conference here, and Professor. The works reforms as a
maintains ila already bylon
defined position of refusing all the Fermanent
all today at the first meeting of production. participation in
Committed on ADN did the Franco-
Lot disclose the World Trade established at the value of the order Neuter. Tunisian Mixed Commission, The Neo-Destour. reaffirma Its conference..
ругие
"This Ministry, imposed force in a manner without pre cedent In the annals of the Protectorate, will not be a Ministry of acconciation
Mr
Lalchand The communiquo added: "The leader of the Indian delegation setting eLOCH,
determination
to
1tw
D.P. Mukerjoe were bath busy tools and Instruments” for this from the extraordinary
administration but af abdica-netton for its alms of national USSR, the United States
India, like China, Britain; the ALEXANDER TO tion."
und beration and politici demo- France, has two
stals on
tho VISIT PARIS The communique described a communique
Permanent Committee.
London, Apr. 14. The Baccouche Ministry as in- The
sold the Members
The Defence Minister, Fient of the 'Indian tended "to deceive public hopes of moderate Tublaton delegation today visited Ahe Marshal Lord Alexander, is, to -opinion, and to influence tha circles were that the France- Stalin auto warks in Moscow leave for Parla tomorrow to YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—~Acroms; 3. Glimpses, 7 decision of the United Nations Tunisian commission, due to On Tuesday they will leave for pay an amelal call on General Creel, 8 Operator, 10 Nectar, 13 Traitor, 15-Sews, 17 Pesters, 18 Security Council,"
start its meeting later this Leningrad on a three-day visit, Dwight Eisenhower. Hovered, 20 Arid, 21 Resting, 20 Emerge, 27 Meantime, 20
month, would lead to, rocong after which they will reluen tó While in Paris, he will alen. Linor 20, Doorbell... Down':. Sosnt, 2 Meoen, 3 Glont, á Mire, "Medo up of individualscillation between the Neo- Moscow, for one day and then | ́son Field-Marchal Lord Mont- 6. Settes, 0.8.ress, 0 Proper, 11 Error, 12' Tired, 14 Redeem, 15 without any representative Dentour and the pro-French set gut on a ten-day: trip, visit= | gomery and other high-ranke- State, 10 Wrong, 10 Harmięd, 15 Virago, 23 Smell, 23 Irons, 84 character and moreover in- Elements In tho country Ing Stalingrad and the Centrul ng SHAPE officer.... Gears, 25 Stüb.
competent, this Ministry will Router,
Azian· Republ0#, iga
Presse,
management
on the
...
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