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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1952.

Recovery In Textiles?

Edinburghy, June 3.

Dr A. J Turner, President of the Textile Iosilute, is hopeful that towards the end of the year donditions in the industry, which has been hard hit all OYCT the world,

will improve.....

1

flard times and been the lot of the textile industry In the past, he told the

Institute's ponpal. con- ference, but the future held out much promise.

Of the 300 delegates attending the conference 80 are frem overseas. The ecuntries represented in- clude India, the..., United Etatea, Ilaly, Francs aud Byria.--Reuter,

Pakistan's Trade With W. Germany

a

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Bono, June 3, Pakistan and German de- legates have agreed on. new list of goods to be ex- changed during the period from August 1, 1952, until June 30, 1953, the Federal Economics Ministry in Bonn announced today.

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Pacific Situation BOGART HEPBURN

London, June 3.

The Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, brought Australia into the Anglo-Egyptian treaty discussions today by inviting the Egyptian Ambassador, Abdel Fattah Amr Pasha, to dinner in honour of the visiting. Australian Prime Minister, Mr Robert Menzies.

Middle East affairs have figured largely in Mr Menzies' discussions with British defence chiefs since he arrived here on May 24 for a 16-day visit.

The discussions are understood to have centred around Britain's efforts to caso her heavy burden in the Suez Canal Zone by asking Australia to contributo ground forces to that area.

At present Australia has in | differences of views, particularly Air Forca fighter wing in the in the light of Britain's new Canal Zong end Mr Menzies has European commitments in the told British Ministers in there European defence agreement and can be no question of cending the German treaty which Australian ground forces to the Australia feals, were made at the are unless, the Western Powers expense of Commonwealth coun- guarantee greater mozgares of | tries in the Pacific. defensive security for the whole of the South Pacife,

AUSTRALIAN IDEA

Mr Menzies has himself fald

SPAIN AND

THE ARAB COUNTRIES

Reported Pact

quarters. with Britain's efforts to establish

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Mr Menzies is understood to becgainst erry British evacua- tion of the Canal Zone which he nothing about this and the only considers to be the only cafe-"background talk" he has held for Australia's most vital with the Press has been confined guard

Madrid, June 3. to Australian correspondents— fine of communications

with which prompted the

General Franco Is belleved comment the West.

an anti- Mr Eden,

Cenong British and American to have concluded apparently, has

newsmen that Austraila "was aggression and mutual assistance. taken the opportunity to bring

ir Menzies and Air Pacha to putting up a gum irce curiain." pact with..neven Middle East gether to give the Egyptian

It appeared certain, however, States, according to informed Ambassador a chance to explain that the Australian idea is that

The States are Egypt, Saudi his Government's point of view. relations with Red China sizzling Arabla, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan,

Amr Pasha delivered to Mr

Mout and the Korea siluation going Yemen, and Líbyn.. And Pakis- his Government's pro- from bad to Agreement on the list

Eden Was

worse, Common- reached under the provisions posals for re-opening of

tius wealth countries must play a full ton and Afghanista may be

askert to join. of the German-Pakistan trude Anglo-Egyptian treaty negotiu-

At present the Regent contract concluded in March, tions on May 20 before Mr Part in shaping United Nations

policy in the Far East generally Iraq is in Madrid 1950.

Eden left for his treaty-signing It is also certain that in their visits to France and Germany, talks Mr Menzies will point out

To greet, him at the and since then they have been to Mr Eden reports of further France himself in his newly- his arrival went General carefully studied by Foreign French setbacks in Indo-China Office

Rolls Royce experts in the Eastern and the revived tempo of Com-

super division.

munist activities in Malaya.

preceded and followed Under the agreement Pakistan Tonight, Amr Pasha will be Mr Menzies concept is that by Franco's personal bodyguard, premises to supply raw material able

two men drove through to explain the Egyptian the tangle of European treaties the to German Industrialists for stand

to Mr Menzies, and which have enmeshed Britain is befagged streets and cheering sne 10: 390,050, 00ton Bed Jute British quarters believe that the preventing that country from crowds tanto pong past to

able to somewhat may

anything really effective where Franco is playing host

Regent

for five days. Boften Mr Menzies strong to help defend her Common-the opposition to Britain giving tip

wealth

partners in the South

parade of mechanised In return, West industry will ship to Pakistan plains that Egypt wants to co-found.

Germany's the Canal base when he ex- Pacific just as in 1940 Britain troops from the Madrid parrison $84,000,000 in machines, fron and steel and other finlened and operate in Middle East defecos found herself unable to defend started off the royal visit with

The ogreement, designed to increase trade between the two countries, was signed in Bonn,

for in other raw materials.

semi-finished products.

West Germany, furthermoro. promises to give Pakistan tech- aical old to speed up her in-

in

West.

Singapore

acquired Then

Was the key a bang. this light is viewed

full partnership with the paint to Bebidas defense. Mr

SUDAN'S STATUS Meanwhile, British officials dustrialisation, West German said that there are heartening engineers will be sent overseas reports from Alexandria where to assist in the realisation of the Sudanese delegation is dis- engineering projects in Pakiscussing the Sudan's future status

with Egyptian Ministers.

Omelats sala that there is no

tan,

An

arc

The

In

of

part on

Two thousand five hundred U.S. fceps, 500 brand-new Menzies hitherto firm stand ca Spanish guns of every calibre by, 500 equally new beller that Britain drawn Australia's

trucks, and 1,000 must hold on to the Suez Canal Spanish, Zone as a military base without troops rolled along the Castel- which Australia's lifeline with Lana Avenue for an hour and a the West

be half.

broken.

Powers

would

CLOSING GAP

Spain, It is reported, wishes to buy Iraq's petrol in exchange for, Spanish, artilery and fire- arms-London Express Service.

7

REPORTS TO

ANCESTORS

Economics Ministry

In some spokesman pointed out that due afficial confirmation of reports

way Mr. Menzies to highly liberalized trade that the British Ambassador, Sir wants

with to close this gap both countries the figures

Ralph Stevenson, had again closer liaison between the North with the Egyptian Atlantic Treaty Powers and the extimates only, More German talked

ble Foreign exports to Pakistan are possible

Minister,

Hossaina Pacific Defence Past, under the "open general import Pasha,

Other subjets being discussed licence" put into effect by the

They stressed that i theby Mr Menzies here are the

Tokyo, June 3. Pakistan Government,

This

Emperor

todny reports are correct there is no projected Royal tour of Aus-

Hirohito. also includes imports from the question of Sir Ralph having tralla and the

British atomic formally reported to his royal Federal

of Germany, delivered Britain's answer to the Republic

tests which are to be carried out ancestors that Japan had regain- Under the new agreement the Egyptian counter-proposals. In August on the Monte Bello ed her independence.

Republic has also given

The Egyptians reply

Islands Is still

off the north-west To do this he travelled from preferences for salca from being seriously considered and coast of Australia.

Tokyo to Ujlyamide, in the Mio Pakistan to Germany within there is not likely to be British

Mr Menzies is to be given a prefecture, more than 200 miles the framework Germany's discussion on it until

first-band until the results

account of Britain's away, and thence to the shrine liberalised trade--United Press of the Egyptian-Sudanese talke

progress in atomic research of his ancestors at Ise. when he visits the chief atomle in Alexandria become imown.

Later he left for Kyoto to Mr Menzies spent the week- centre at Harwell, in Berkshire, make a similar report before the

Friday

mausoleum of his grandfather, end in the country with MrMr Menzies called on Queen the Emperor Meill-Reuter. Winston Churchill and, to quote the words of Mr Menzies him- Mary this morning when be his week-end self, he and the British Premier returned from

TORONTO FAIR He talked about "South-East Asia folks with Mr Churchill.

the Chancellor of the Richard A. thing foreign".

Returning to London today. Mr. Menzies reported: "The Old for Menzies because he will Tomorrow will be a big day Man (Mr Churchill) was info splendid form,"

regelve the Freedom of the City of London with all the aftendant civle pomp, including The British Defence Minister, drive through the streets of Lord Alexander, will be present the city in an open carriage, his at discussions, which will be United Press.

held between Mr Menzies and

Lost Couple Turn Up After Hunt

London, June 3. Mr Charles Wolf is deciding how he could make £200-the

Anding money he spent nephew,

and the Far East and every also saw Mr

Exchequer,

KOREA 18SUE

in his New Yorit home last Mr Eden. Officials explain that week, Mr Wolf, who is 47 and a defence is

is still the predominant wholesaler Jeweller, received

cable from his sister in Antwerp bloct of Mr Menzies visit.

Lord Alexander 13 expected

saying: "Jacques bas run away. to leave for Tokyo on Friday Believed to be in London. Can

to see General Mark Clark, the you help?"

Supreme Allied Cominander in Korea.

Mr Wolf flew to London, and found his 24-year-old nephew,

Jacques Maurice Grinfeld at 1 initiated a

boarding-house.

Butler.

Aga Khan Said Improving

The

Nice,. June 3.

Toronto, June 2. Canadian International Trade Fair oficials today lasued press dent, Arcadi Ogorodnikov, of credentials to a Tuss corresp Moscow.

It was

the art time the Soviet newa... ugency

bad assigned a reporter: to the Fair which opened today for the fifth year. European nations are heavy exhibitors.—United Prošs,

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Mr Menzies is known to have Tho Aga Khan, leaving hero move for greater today by ale for Brussels, was influence in carried to the plane, from the 4 21-year-old girl, Philomeno Commonwealth Van Geert, was with him. They settling the Korea situation and car which had brought him fold Mr. Wolf, they wanted to Lord Alexander is expected to from his villa near Cannes. marry. Mr Wolf took them to an talk the idea over with General

Begum and his doctor hotel and, asked them to retum Clark during

his Korca tour.

travelled. with him to Antwerp. He was tired and fell Officials, said that they could The 70-year-old Aga Khan asleep in a chair. Jacques and not make any progress report on had a heart attack carlier this

his condition Philomeno tip-tood out

the Menzies exchanges with the year but Two days later Mr. Wolt flow British Government during the statet lately to have markedly to Antwerp. At midnight Jacques past week, but they stressed that Improved. and Philomena walked in. They nowhere in the overall 11:4 of On Wednesday he will said: 'We still intend to marry subjects discussed had the talks from Brussels to Faris and will

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