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Commons Clash Over Bomb Test

London, June 7: Carenons, business ended just before: mithight in an angry clash between B.Ps about the coming atom tomb test in Aus fralia, Mr Emrys Hughes, tho Socialist pacitet d.P., had asked for a palley statement on tite bomb,

He was told by Mr Toby Low, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply, that every- one deplored the need for the bomb, but it atomic weapons were to be developed they must be tested.

When Mr Low sat down Mr Leslie Hale (Soc, Oldham West) jumped up to ark: "How is this bomb going to get to Australia? Is it going by air, and what countries la at paring over, or by sea-and what steps are being 1aken to prevent a possible tragedy?"!

Brigadier

Terence Clarke (Con.. Portsmouth West) sold to the Minister: "Don't give this information st all, Mr Hughes

has just returned from Moscow and will probably transmit the Information there.

Mr Hale zetorted: "Can we express our resentment at the McCarthy barri

Brigadior of Clarke? He speaks with the mind and temper of Senator McCathy and (the US, anti-Communist) in the manner and mood of Charlie McCarthy (the US, ven- triloqulat's dummy).

The Minister did not conant, and the House rose,

Territorial Exchanges Discussed

Jerusalem, Juno 8.

An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman today relterated an earlier statement that informal negotiations had taken place be- tween Israel and Jordan for an exchange of territory.

He

WUR

commenting on

1

denial by the Jordan Premler, Abu el Huda Tewfiq Pasha, thal Informal negotiations had been hold,

and the

The

apokesman

Jordan Premier's denial was in- tended to divert public opinion in "Jordan" from the internal

crisis.

It was reliably learned here that Britain, the United States and France were fully informed about the negotiations which have taken place in the course of the last four months.-Reu- ter.

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1952.

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The Windmill's Turks Planning Wide British-Italian Society Meeting

New Show

High-speed - action picture, of John Law and Margaret Cooper as they appear in one of the scenes in the latest edition of Revudeville at the Windmill Theatre, home of non-stop revue in London.-Central

Press.

States' Rights To Be Safeguarded Im UN Treaties In

New York, June 8.

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt issued a statement tonight saying this country's United Nations delegation have taken steps to ensure that two pro- jected United Nations treaties do not trample on States' rights.

The

action has taken the form of a so-called "Federal State" clause proposed by this country and two other Federal countries ---- India and Australia for inclusion in the two projected United Nations con- ventions on human rights.

NEW COLONIAL First Lady, is designed to on-pointed out, the United Sinter

OFFICIAL

**AN *** OBLIGATION...

Reforms In Armed Forces

ARMY RESERVE SCHEME LIKELY

Istanbul, June 8.

Turkey is contemplating big reforms in the organisation of her armed forces. The most im portant of them is a scheme for training reserves.

The exact extent of the reforms, however, is dependent largely upon how much assistance is forthcoming from the North Atlantic Treaty. Organisation (NATO), of which Greece and Tur- key are the most recent members, according to a well-informed Turkish Army officer who desires to be anonymous.

Turkey, this officer emphasised in an interview with Router, is already spending about half her na tional budget directly or indirectly on her armed forcos.

Any reforms envisaged, there- ment following a recent series of fore, must, tako into account vielts by NATO military icadera, what Field Marshal Montgomery Including Admiral Robert Car during tile recent visit called ney, South European Comman- the "economic possibilities" with dec, and Field-Marshal

Mont- which the defence effort nust

be

recenclisd.

Field-Marshal

urged the

training scheme provide

annual

moxery.

400,000 MEN READY Montgomery The following figures obtained for a reserve from a usually reliable source which would throw some light on the military

periods of picture in this country:

Truro #lmed at bringing up

Turkey has today under a

to the knowledge of wea- and always ready on army of pons and methods of the coun- some 400,000 men organised in try's some 2,000,000 who have 23 divisions--10 infantry, six served their two years with the armoured and three cavalry, colours.

Twelve of these divisions are "At present, therous ne provision believed to fully equipped

be for this and men trained ave with modern weapons, and an- or ten years ago have no know- other six partly eo, ledge of weapons and methods Fourteen divisions stand guard Introduced since then.

ū

Turkey's

are

Union.

in-

over "vital areas''; five in the under-Bosphorus - Dardinalies arca, stood to be.

to start auch vilal gate to the Mediterranean reserve training scheme pro-Sea and nine along the Eastera with tho. Soviet vided that the needed help can land frontier be given by NATO,

Problems connected with in- The air force has something tegrating Turkey and Greecóike 2,000 planes, including so into the NATO framework have far only a few ict-type, mainly begun to get full-dress treat- used for training,

The Navy, not so far cluded in the NATO Command, thas an ancient cniings, eleven

destroyere,

submarines, eight some auxiliary craft and about 20,000 men, according to latest published Aguros.

WILL TO FIGHT Among the weak points of system, viewed purely as a military

without machine,

considering such semi-political issues ១៨ joint planning with Greece and therefore, in- of modern craft in the air force and navy, lack of fully modern equipant in more than half the army, and the absence of a reserve training scheme

Indians In Ceylon To

Challenge Government

the Turkish · defence

YUEMY OF and

·!

Bites Jean Cochran of London and Miss Marion Tall of Turin' were” kinong "mehbers of the Artish-Italian Society who met reteddy in London to welcome the new Italian AmbasIA- dor, Signor.Maullo Brosio, who came to Landon from Moscow two months ago, The chairman. of the Society, Lord Leconfield, told the Ambassador: "Italy is genuinely loved by more people. in England than almost any other foreign country." - Express Photo,

Bishop Of Rangoon At Masterpiece

London MRA Assembly

London, June 8.

The Bishop of Rangoon, the Right Rev. George West, told a Moral Rearmament Assembly in the massive Royal Festival Hall here today that the present tension in Africa had been caused by pride and prejudice, bitterness and hate."

Queues hundreds of yards long formed outside the massive Royal Festival Hall, where Moral Rearmament held its higgest meeting in England since the war. Inside 3,000 paople in the body of the hall faced another 400 on the platform."

sald Communism o

could not be Weapons alone.

For $100

Dr

Chicago, June 8.

Maurice Goldblatt, Art Director of the Uni- värdly of • Noffer Dame, aald here today that an oll painting, buight at a New York

last auction. sale month for $100 was a XVth Contury masterpiece worth -about $150,000.

is a portrait of Lucre.

is Borgia by Bartolommeo Veneto.

Dr Goldblatt said they portrait had been missing for 450 years.—Beuler."

RAF CALL OFF AIR SEARCH

Air Vice-Marshal Believed Lost

Nicosia, June 8.

The Royal Air Force this afternoon called off a four- nation air search for the jet Meteor plane piloted by Air Vice-Marshal David Atcher- ley.

There was a 70-strong 12-I was wrong. Through MRA I BARDO nation choir, with Mayors and see I must begin with myself. Mayoresses from over 40 cities Moral rearmament is giving the and towns, many coloured people German people a new road. It and 12 speakers. At an overflow will play a great part in re- meeting in a nearby marquee directing my country." there were another 2,000 sup porters.

Dr Alols Lugger, chairman of the Austrian People's Party The Bishop said: "In the i Tyrol, said: "Dollars and › strike follows atom bombs will not decide the United States

spirit in the strike, and as in the States so in future but the Europe. But there аге also hearts of the people. Our fight eticouraging signs of unity that for a now world must not como through the grace

We of exclude any race or class. robirik"

must fight error Itsdif not those He said Britain could export who were led astray, Wo - her qualities as well as her goods, courago Communism

through and the Englishman armed with materialien in our daily lives, "The clause", sald the former Of course, Mrs Roosevelt

the spirit of moral rearmament rationalism in aallons and im found that "the East takes him perialism among powers. Let to her heart." eure that

constitutional would assume the obligations of tho

each of us work that we may General Bor Komorowski, balance

the between powers dele- all

signatory States on

become a better people."; 'Commander-in-Chief of the

Shortly after the plans had gated under the Federal Con-human rights which fall with-

Colombo, June 8. stitution to our Federal Govern- in the Constitutional jurisdic→

Polish underground during the Prince Ismail Izzet Hásstin, been reported missing yesterday. on a flight from the Suez Canal member the Egyptian Zone

of ment In Landon, June 1.

Washington and the ton of the Federal Government.

occupatio fought by military Royal family, speaking of the Cyprus The Ceylon Police today

10 Cyprus the... RAF. -The appointment of Dr R.R.E. powers. reserved to States are.

refused-permission to the

Command began on rioting in Cairo and the clashes Intense search over the Eastern Galley as Director of Colonial not altered."

Ceylon Indian Congress to Admiral Corney may have had

Baron von Fritsch, Berlin in the Suez Canal Zone, said: Mediterranean Products

by Research

"For Wis an-

helped she added, example,"

Furthermore, on issues - take a procession to Parli his forces were not yet fully these in mind when he said that

representative of the German "Either rivals meet on a basis Turkish and Israeli military air- nounced today. He will succeed "under our Constitution, att served to States jurisdiction

Federal Minister of the Interior, of exchange and guidance Sir John Simonsen, who is thority to enact has past the Federal Government would ment on Monday to voice ita ready to resist an

altack

said: "You know that Berlin is they will conflict in war. We rattring and

up this murder reats for the most part be obligated to bring the human protest against the disen-

But the weaknesses should not,

越 an island

Soviet zone and can blame each other or can RAJ. planes from Cyprus, appointment ол January 1, 1983, with neveral States.

over-emphasised. rights covenants' Provisions to franchisement of 200,000 perlings, be

that the Iron Curtain Dr Galley will also take overi

goes recognise our own sins before Malta and the Canal Zone Jolned "The Federal State' clause the attention at the

all is said and done, the Sinte

Indian settlers in the island: | first"

through the city, so that BʊMC- af the Colonial would ensure that the authority responsibility for

"with favourable

element

successful

war."

from North Africa and civil air- Products Advisory Bureau nt remains

with these

defence is the will to fight and times the two sides of one street rod. That will be the end of in together with American planes

All in different sectors. aro

linca. The Congress, however, de time. the

States and is not transferred

no one doubts that the Turkish would also be required to

this tends to divide people. A message from Acting Prime He was formerly with the aven in part to the national request Stato authorities to incided to carry on with the plati soldier has that.

to march in procession on the

Major-General William But Agricultural Research Council, government by the operation of form the Federal Government arst way of the new Parliament Arnold, chief of the United States bring no solution it only was read by his personal re-first light today.

we know that hatred can Minister Venizelos of Greece The toarch was renamed at and for the past year has been the covenants. Federal State of how State laws clash with sitting on Monday and submit Military Mission to Turkey, said brings new hatred. The result presentative, Dmitri Lambros. · An ILAF. - spokesman said the seconded to the Secretariat of balance would be preserved and provisions of the covenants.

La memorandum to the Premier, recently: "The Turk is as good a fear, and that leads to it read in past: "We in Greece RAF. theory is that the Metcor's the Advisory Council on scienti- national power would not be Mrs Roosevelt said the Human Dudley Senanayake, and all soldier as exists in the world. I muddled thinking and acting." have appreciation of the civilis oxygen supply went wrong and fio policy-Reuter,

Increased.'

Rights

Commission is due to Members of Parlament demand- am convinced there is grent Inner

ing effect of moral rearmament the pilofgradually became adjourn the current cession on ing fair treatment and restora strength in Turkey. They are

throughout the world. We are unconscious. The plane might Friday and will probably not ton of the franchise to Indian currently better prepared than

making increasingly successful then have dived into the sea not have time to take action on the settlers who voted in the 1047 any other nation In NATO,

efforts to promoto the much-very far north of Port Said with American, Australian

norded unity for which MRA is such foros as to reduce it to Indian proposal. But, she said, the island's population

and election and form one-tenth of except Great Britain and the

| United States.”—Beuler.

showing the way."

.splinters. it will come before the Com The Ceylon Indian Congress, mission's

body parent

the political champions of 800,000 Economic and Social Counell, indian settlers, in the memoran and ultimately the General dum urge the Premier that Assembly United Press, - "the law of citizenship should confer citizenship by birth on born in Ceylon persona whether before or after the ienactment of the law.

SPO

several VERMONS 01."

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS Prohibit, (d). Dominion (8), Laying bare (0),

B Cook (8),

D Recluse (6).

11. Lured (1).

13. Ask for

18 Phantoms

18

Wrong, (5),

19 Opening (8), Bank,

20 Marsh plant (d)," 219-Plaid (0)4jgen in

15

DOWN

1 Novel '(0)."

2 Flower (5).

10

a Fishing-boat (7)

Rue (0)

Progresses (8).

Softened (0).

Needed (8).

12 Omission (7

13 Dodges (6).

14 Mad, (3).

10 External (5)." 17 Gloss, (0).

BATURDAY'S ·CROBSWORD --Across: 1 Imps, 4 Ransack, a Ticd, Frau, 10 Volumes, 11 Feer, 12 Dodo, 14 Lecture, 17 nr 19 Wases, 22 Bingles, 20 Neat, 27 Megi, 20 Station, 20 Wand; 30 Vote, 01 Drunter, $2 Huds. Down; # Marcon, 9, Stupar, 14 Revel, Þ. Adored, 0 Stunt, 7, Cham, 12 Dige; 18 Doan, 13 Urge, 10 grat," 10 jentele, 10 Answer, 11 Earned, 23 Inter, 21 Oates, kö

Tenor,

Britain's New Delta.

Wing Plane

لام

"Provision foreftizenship of those not born in Ceylon should be on the basis of residence for a prescribed period-it is neces- sary that the law and procedure should be simple and capable

British Climbers

Returning

Reuter

U.S. MEETING

Mackinac Island, Mich., June 7.

Hepresentatives of Germany, Austria, Italy, Egypt and Greete addressed today's session of the World Assembly for Moral Rearmament.

or craft.

But, ho stressed, this was only theory, though the most likely ond

M. Lambrow himself said; "Change is on the move. The oding days will be known në Lovera di Maria, who the age of maral roakmament"

David Atcherley is 49. His ted Italy at the organl

twin brother, Richard, also an Aaguo Schultz silon of the North Atlantic metal worker and former Com the Royal Pakistan Air Force

Danish

Air Vice-Marshal, commanded

Treaty:** Organisation, said:

"Democracy without ideology munist with 20 years in the the

are weapons

Two members of the Britian? "pes the right spirit in the

Himalayan

of benefiting the large tuferate Khatmandu, Nepal, yesterday, Indian population experienco

and Pakistanumb the

Mour!

The

CAUX INCIDENT

can win a war but cannot build Darty, told the Moral, Rearmall a year ago. the peace. He added: "In Italy ment Assembly: "When history upang inair circles, as the Twins," both led night there is Indifference to defence is written this

will be known aghter squadrons in the last as the age of ideologies.” and New Delhi, June 8.

what good

war ond. gained, high, decora- He said: "Ideology is the ideations, who use them?"

David that charged with passion, the

few the Atcherley expedition arrived in

chaloman of the Foreign system of thinking that puts latest RAF reconnaissance Motear, from England to Fayid has shown that these conditions after an unsuccessful attempt to Trade Commission of the West people into action,

government,

when he took over his command are not misled by the

Oyu peak near German Federal

Christian Kuhlemann, told of London, June 8.

there last January.-Reuter. Indian Britain's Orst Delta-wing jet Citizenship Act).

said that after all the plans and organisations

he had taken part in to try to He told of his imprisonment fighter-the Gloster · GA«E--WHI "And the franchise should be reaching a height of 0,000 metros go Inid, production Immediately restored to potential citizens en at the beginning of May, had rehabilitato Germany after the in German concentration camps, a Government spokesman cald the baris obigining before 1948 weather forced them to abandon He said: "I tried to work for the total destruction of of wing awake at night wahine until such time as they

their attempt to reach tha” top Hunter, chosen nfier granted eltzonship."

3,200-metre peak. searching tests Britain's

proposed procession

who expedition, Primary atoms defence, weapon, is part of the colon Indian con- several will be given "puper "priority"

the other peaks in the region and *ICHA plan to intensify for the Air Foret.

passive resistance launched on had gathered data showing that The spokesman cold detalls April 28, Go far the movement it was impossible to reach cere of its performanco are secret. Is limited to about 80 volunteers tain other heights. The But it is known to be capable squatting and fasting in the maining members of the expe

corridor of | of extremely him speeds.

It la belloved to be the first|väko's Hoffice, Delta-wing

to go into squadron demanding service in any Air Force, and Reuter.

will replace, the Metear two seat fighter.

scht

are

-

War.

from the top down but I and German

made

RESIGNATION left me. It WITHDRAWN

"Joyful Entry” Into Liege

Streama

Liege, June 8.

pubile

Premiér - Senina- tion arg expected to return by: Pham Vah Binh, who re- plan the "Ungăsion of Zenmark+7/wer Liego province; today,

·with

humani

righttan

have

He, sald: "That hate has now left when, after I a speeds at the MRA

con a Germian centre at Caux,

Walk

cars ed up from the back of the hall veyances and of privato asking forgiveness and to shake waverged on Liege from bli my find. Salgon, June 8.

This man

#swelling, the crowds that had Biteady gathered, to watch petere Khatmandu around the end of signed ad Governor of North Two Netherlanders, Henk Van

Van King. Baudouin's "joyful entry”! when Nauyen-Van

Den Brock, managing director of into, The Swiss team which Imd ram was named the pow Vitt The Dutch, World Broadcasting to the beflagged city hoped to conquer Everest, the namese Prime Minter, said to Corporation, and Wilhelms Vogt, Today's "Joyeum Entree" - world's abandoned her attempt beds he had withdraws his director of Avro Radio, told how the traditional first ciale visit

regnation

Van Den Brosk, who during the of a newly-enthroned: Belgian cucire of wild weather, it was He had' ogrood, to remain as war broadcast under the name monaich to the country's eight dunarmed in a repost from Governor on condition that the "notandim ffort London, provincial capitals ils tho GA-0 delta wing, given sumcient More than 0,000 people poddy Khatmandu utleven led by Dr him to rolling full powers

today, a

dew Prime. Binister allowed returned after the Uberation to second, in the now reign," fol- power, will enable it to fly faster sew a plot cars worki Eddard Wyss Dunant, left Tonkin, he said.

death The team

in head the Dutch. Broadcasting lowing a two-day Itayak, visit to than round,** about 2150iklio while actising for en

Bystem. Finding Vogt and his Antwerp, two weeks ago. metres (600 miles) per hour at pageant at Broken Hill, western Khatmandu at the end of March Bao Dai, head of the Viat colleagues already well settled, nou love la normal tempera- Now Jouh Wales, The runt, asthe be 376-mall hitro do dhe namere State, had given him an Van Den Brooks fired them,

The 21-year-old Soverolim turono bat antong para Dam Bond, 20, and down heres poly's repassada quOODSJAAL NGUY

Vogt kaldater vau Ban leld me neach a long "thist water "The fakter curries a pilot and dam Adelaide, life engine la tuby, would be back in that run would hot interfure with Brock: met moral remament noot of tithe first observes and the › latest radar belloved to have mislied

De-Freeste, the administration of his torrl-, and, spolarippa ja 19 of us—Wal national monument (@lex apparatus Neuter,

tory, he added-Router, Ivvero speechadas -unived part3. tetice heroes here. - Reuter,

**The Meteor is believed to 6,000 Soo Tragedy have ↑ top speed of around 950 kilometres: (576 inliés), and the

Sydney, Juno 8.