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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1952.

Churchill Frowns On Another Truman Ridgway's

FAR EAST Proposal For Empire

To Confor With

Mark Clark

Jackson, Miss., July 8. General 4. Lawton Collins,

Economic Federation

Army Chief of Staff, Bald PLAN SAID TO BE

here today he will go to Japan next week for con- forences with General Mark W. Clark, and to Korea for a routine inspection of the battle front,

Gen. Collins, who is here to State Convention address the

of the American Legion, told the United Press in an exclu- sive Interview that he is hope- ful of an early armistice in Korca

Gen.

IMPRACTICABLE

London, July 8. The Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill,

Bey Of Tunis today poured cold water on a proposal by a Labour

Stalling

On

member, Mr Frank Beswick, for an economic | federation of the Commonwealth.

Mr Churchill did not regard the proposal as practicable, adding, "I have never personally, con-

Reform Plansidered federation with approval.

"Many other forms of unity and of association aro possible and valuable, but an economic federation M. of the Commonwealth would not be possible without a de Hauteclocque, con-political federation.

an

this

be

He added that "the United Nations forces have the cap-

Tunis, July 8. The ability to use tactical atomie

Resident - General, weapons should the signal be Jean

by the President.

ferrod with the Bey of Tunis for He said, "We

than always more

hour behind "That would involve surren-, great danger to try and set up doors today and an i der

by

Commonwealth | în every

economic and hopeful of an early truce when clowed

political Including the federation of all countries in get off their authorised informant said that government, the Communists propaganda theme as they have the diplomat pressed the Bey United Kingdom Government, the Commonwealth, in recent days. They can have for quick approval of France's of such

wide range of "I believe it would be quite on armistice in Korea whenever Tunisian reform programme.

economic powers that every

rate in member of the Commonwealth impracticable, at any they decide to accept our gen- erous terms. But we will never M. Hauteclocque is also re- would cease to be a sovereign the period I am likely to

concerned with." * give

in on

on the matter of forcible paried to have obtained Dey State,

Sidi al Amin Pasha's whale.

"Even if the United Kingdom NATURAL PROCESS repatriation said the United hearted assent to retaining M. were prepared to face States holds good its offer to Eddine Baccouche as his Pre- | possibility it is clear that other; Mr Herbert Morrison, Deputy have several observers Inspect mier until reforms giving the Commonwealth governments Opposition leader, then asked Its prisoner of war compounds North African protectorate awould not.". ank to interview internogs re-

freater measure of self-govern-

Mr Heary Usborne (Labour) garding their choico on the re- ment take effect.

asked if the Prime Minister had turn home ist.

any reason to suppose that the Ho

Observers belleved, however, people of those countries would not changed his opinion of December, 1950, that that M. Hauteelocque did not not welcome this form of the use of the atomic bomb was obtain the Bey's outright political Integration, which impractical in Kores,

ceptance of the reform pro-

would be greatly to He added, "Our

in forces

gramme and that there would be Korca do have the capability to further efforts to conciliate na-

advantage. employ atomic weapons, Oftionalist factions who reject the course, the utilization of the French plan. atomic bomb and tactical atomic weapons is reserved to a decl- alon of the President, and I can say that at present we have no plans for use of atomic weapons in Korea."-United Pr££3,

had

Both Tunisians and French leaders are anxious to avoid giving the impression that pre- sure is being used to obtain the Bey's signature.

During the past week reports from the Bey's summer palace

Queen Zain In at Carthage have indicated that

Seclusion

Lausanne, July 8. Queen Zain of Jordan remain- ed in strict soclusion in a hotel here today but members of her party said she was planning to return to Amman, perhaps at the end of the week.

The Queen has taken ox- traordinary precautions to svold any publicity concerning her plans. She had planned to visit Rome, It was learned, but when this was reported in the Press the immediately cancelled the trip. It is expected that shot will ny to Amman.-Assocluted Press.

the Bey believes that he can in- crease support among Tunisians for the reform bill with a re- shuffle of the Baccouche Cabinet.—United Press.

Unscrupulous

Practices

"Are

to tako we

it that you are opposed to the principio in relation to of federalism the Commonwealth, but are in Europe is concerned?" : favour of it so far as Western

Mr Churchill answered, "No, their do not myself conceive that federalism is immediately pos- sible within the Commonwealth. I have never been in favour of it in Europe."

Mr Churchill replied, "I am sure the closer we come to each cther by natural processes the bettor. But it would be a very

American

Protest To Reds In

Berlin.

Berlin

General

{·" -

Asked if the Prime Minister did not think that the natural process within the Common- wealth should now be towards tighter association of the kind he had Indicated, Mr Churchill srid that the very looseness of association of which he was so

Official Goes

Washington, July 8.

The American Solicitor- Gentral, Mr Philip Pert- man, resigned today -- the fourth bich Justice De- patiment official to leave recently.

Portman noted as Attorney General from April 3when President Traman

Alunissed Mr

Howard McGrath from aloe until he named Bir James BloGranery, '» Fed- eral Jodgo, to succeed him last May.

Mr Trizman announced Mr. Perlman's resignation

with "aineero regret”. -- Heater.

Teheran Debate Om Mossadegh

Talks In London

London, July 9.

General Matthew, Ridg- way and British defence chiefs are expected to dis enss the proposed Mediter ranean. Command here this wook.

in talks

General Ridgway isfying here from Paris today on two-day official visit,

D

· British" defence chiefs also discuss, with him the pro- gress of the NATO lines communications, redar and air- fields, and questions related to bon- the varying lengths of seripilon", "services" "In NATO countries.

They may discuss whether the NATO "build-up "k" fast enough.

Other questions that may be considered aro NATO training problems and the eccent scu, air and land exercises.

Teheran, July 8:

This will be General Ridge The Persian Senate is way's first visit to London as

Supreme Commander.-Reuter. due to meet in private ses- sion tomorrow to discuss COMMAND CHANGE the question of giving Dr

Washington, July 8. Mohammed Mossadegh an

President Truman has approved unqualified yote of approval a change in die United

States 4.5 Premier following a military stucture in Europe, second series of meetings putting General Matthew Ridg-

way

In charge of American between its Vice-Chairman

troops there as well as the North and the Shah last night. Atlantic Treaty Organisation forces, the Defence Department Vice-Chairman Hussain Ghall

annosinced today.

Tals authority includes all Bayat disclosed to the Fress that Dr Mossadegh had told the United States forcen except Shah on Monday night he did those in Barlin, Austria and not feel like taking up the re-Trieste.

The purpose of the change is sponsibility of forming a now government until the Senate to co-ordinate construction and also gave him a clear vote of supply for United States forces preference,

said. in Europe, a spokesman (The Senate on Monday failed He emphasised that the change to confirm the unilateral action is strictly of a logistical or ad-

ministrative nature. of the Majlls (Lower House) the day before in renominating Mossadegh for

The change will Dr the Premiership Ridgway · o

Gen. unified command under the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Formerly there were three separate U.S. commands.

Gon. Thomas Handy hoaded

he resigned on Saturday. Senate expressed mild disappo

of the Majlis action, pointing out

that it had been the original

European Command with proud could lead as easily in intention that both houses to- the future towards disintegrather should choose the Pre headquarters at Heidelberg, Ger- many, Vice-Admiral Jerauld tion as it had

But while not giving a Wright headed the United States led to develop mier, ment in the past.

direct vote of approval, the Naval forces in the eastern Mr Churchill

"We Senate decided to send a letter Atlantic and Mediterranean with added

to the Shah asking him to ap-headquarters in Londen, and might just as easily do harm by proceeding with caution,"

polni

Premier.) Dr Mossadegh

dle Mr

wo chall

the

Churchill

of the

Lieut-Gen. Lauris Norstad head- The Shah, through Vice- President

theed the United States air forces Bayat, urged Senate to reconsider its position. In Europe-United Press.

Dissatisfaction at the Senate's qualified

support of Dr Mos- sadegh was voiced in the Lower House today.

for in-

PAL Director

Dies In NY

NO ABANDONING Berlin, July 8.

Mr Patrick Gordon-Walker, General Mathewson, Amert- Commonwealth Relations, Secre can Berlin commandant, to- night protested to the Russians tary in the lost Labour govern- about the kidnapping of an abandoning parts

ment, naked it. Mr Churchill was anti-Communist lawyer in West pamphlet "Britain Strong And severely criticised the Senate's Three Nationalist deputies Free" which act out Conserva action, stating that the New York, July 8. In a note to M. Sergei A.

course An official of the South Afri- Dengin, Berlin

the Common suggested by it would lead to representative live polley to before said today of the Soviet Control Commis-wealth can Sales Agency

general complications in the future. that Japan faces the loss of ston,

clection,

What would happen, Mathewson de- immediate release several million pounds Sterling |manded the

smilingly stance, if the Sonate, did not

New York, July 8. in South African trade

unless of Dr Walter Linse, who was a statement of policy has been gramme for the country?

"Nothing we set out in approve Dr Mossadegh's pro- Mode Bogle, 48, investment sore means were found to curb kidnapped outside his American abandoned and

broker and one of the directors we all look unscrupulous Japaneso CX- sector home and taken into East forward to the moment when it was Dr Mossadegh who had found dead at 1300 GMT today

One deputy

explained that of the Philippine Airline, was Embassy Gets Notice porters who, he charged, had Germany, American Mcfuts

been defrauding South African sold.

be able to ram red

the British in his apartment here.. successfully expelled Moscow, July 8.

General Mathewson tald Importers of several hundred

M. meat down your throats." (Loud from Persia. Britain was only

death The Police sold that An Indian Embassy spokes- thousand Pounds yearly by Dengin he was shocked not and prolonged laughter)*** awaiting Dr Mossadegh's down- was apparently due to natural man said today that the Soviet fraudulent shipments.

only by the outrageousness of (One of the Labour.com- fall. It was up to both houses

causes although they have Government agency, "Adminis-

this crime but by the evidence plaints against the Conservatives of the Legislature to provent ordered an autopsy. tration for the Service of the

The official said that the re- of collusion of persons under is that at the general election this in the Intereste of the Tiplomatic Corpe," had notified putation of Japanese business Soviet control."

they promised more "red meat" country. --- Reuter, the Embassy that Its lease on men in South Africa now was He said: "I must warn you for the people, but that it had

be very low as a result of recurring that I regard this net, which not materialised). present building is to

Answering ended on December 31 this year practices whereby some Japanese could only have been carried out

another question, assistance of Mr Chu

Churchill because the building is involved goods exported were not accord with the direct

suid, "I think the reconstruction plan of ing In

to

your jurisdiction, that the English-speaking parts specifications.-United forces under

the Commonwealth ns intolerable and one which of Press Moscow city.-Reuter

must be rectified.

drawing steadily closer togeier "I, therefore, insist that you

every year utilise your powers in the Soviet and we hope that similar bene

that passes to see to it that Dr Linse it ficial reactions will gradually returned in cafety and without occur outside those limits." delay to his residence and the

QUITE ILLOGICAL apprehended and

A British Crossword Puzzle

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24

ACROSS

1 Unemotional (0),

7 Poetic "Ireland" (4).

9 Divided (5).

10 Confused fight (8),

11 Taverns (4).

13 Cont

Consequence (10).

Overcome with

15

10

Show surprise (4).

10 Ability (10).

22 Periods (4).

24 Constellation' (5).

21 Pigment (5).

20 Begin (4);

27 Main course (8).

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DOWN

2 Flower (0),

3 Subsequently (6).

4 Lower (6).

5 Tender (8).

Legal right (4).

8 Restore to original state (6).

reverence 12 Marsh plant (6),

13 Fire burning on hearth (6). 14 Acting against (8)

17 Frigalen (5),

10 Live on parasitically (5),

20 Confidence (5).

21 Ilustrious (6)..

23 Cable (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD: Across 1. Öccura, 4 Speck, Tunity, 8 Still, 10 Lald, 12 Replica, 10 Level, 16 Anon, 17 Accs 10 Eples, 20 Dispels, 21 Eich, 23 Trai, 24, Banner, a Onash, 20 Grated. Down: Overload, 2 Complies, 3 Rate, B. Populace, Calico, Halps, 1, Despoils, 12 Reels, 13 Instinet,, 14 Anchored, 16 Citron, 23 Fair. - SAN FRA

zone

criminals

turned over to the proper Berila authorities for prosecution"

Mr Beswick's