1952-11-26 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1952.

Egyptian Accusation Labour MPS ELECTIONS IN THE SAAR

Against UN Palestine

Dollar-

Pound Alliance

Plan By American Businessmen

London, Nov. 23.

A plan for an "alliance" convertible Pound Sterling to rebuild freedom of pay ments nad trade throughout the 'world' was announced tonight by the American Chamber of Commerce in London.

between the dollar and

The plan makes detailed re- commendations to the British and United States Governments.

The announcement was timed for the Commonwenith Princ Ministers Economie conference opening on Thursday and for President-elect Eisenhower's policy-makers,

Copies of the plan are being sent to Mr Eisenhower's staff, to the British and other Com- monwealth Prime Ministera, to all members of Parlament and members and members-elect of Congress, and to leading organi-

Britain sallons United States.

Commission

MANDATE NOT CARRIED OUT

United Nations, Nov. 25.

4 two- Egypt today launched in the UN pronged attack against Israel and warned that there will be no peace in the Near East so long as the world organisation continues its "do nothing" policy in relation to Arab aspirations.

The main Egyptian thrust against the young Jewish State came in the General Assembly's Special Political Committee which opened a debate on all aspects of the Palestine situation.

The Egyption delegate, Abdel | Pethical Committee to increase Monem Mastifa, charged in a by $5,000,000 emergency relief 25-page speech that continued appropriations for refugees for The Jewish immigration into Israel the current fiscal year. is ព seriaus

threat to Arab vote was 48 to 0 with abstentions security, and he necused the from the Soviet bloc, UN Palestine Conciliation Com- mission of failure to carry out Its

mandate.

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new

the

seven- the

of

rowers

ACCUSED

Before Mortifs took the floor

committee voted down by 14 to

for his formal intervention, the

Dr

8 with 20 abstentions an Iraqi motion to invite a representa- Live o

of the refugees, Dr Izzat Tannous, to testify during the debate

Before the vote was taken Iraq's Foreign Minister, Fadil Jamali, charged that big powers are joining with Israci to rob refugees of their rights.

Mostifa

stressed that Egypt has no expansionist goals and that it harbours no rentiments discrimination or of

racial

regime recently

Mostifa's speech WOR forerunner ol. the expected Arab draft resolution providing of the Com- for replacement mission with nation body charged with Lask

of solving Palestine's

that including problems Jerusalem,

the Mostifu Insisted that

Arab-Palestine re question of fugees constitutes the key to the Near any

of solution Eastern foud and he linked It immigration to the with Jewish and

Israel by saying that the con- tinue influx into the new State Britain, the plan says, must closes forever the door to re-anti-Semitism. be competitive and make her patriation of refugees, Pound good. She must eliminate The refugee problem itseif established in Ervat has given the remnants of inßation out or also came up for direct netion on many occasions proofs of lis her economy, refluce Government here

Bollc!tude the

assure all classes today

planary spending to eut

taxation and session of the Assembly voted of the population, regardless of promote savings, step up pro without delate to approve the their race or beliefs, treatment

equality," ductivity and attack all restrie-recommendation of the Special of perfect

clared. tive practices.

But, he said, Near Eastern peace is still threatened by the failure to

see 800,000 or Arab refugees repatriated, "Re- turn of peace and stability in the Near East is in fact largely on the solution of dependent

End on durable question foundations," Mostifa said.

The United States must net in accordance with her position as the world's largest creditor and trading nation, the Ch.mer глуя.

the plan

Proposals made in includo lower, tariffs, ending of

and

Yugoslav Envoy

Helgrade, Nov. 25.

as

Lose Their

Passports

New York, Nov. 25. Acting on instructions of the

The

nationals nation

countries.

in

The Wilcoxs' passports had they wanted to possibly to Turkey.

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In an

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In Kenya

Two Secialist Members of Parliament-Mr Fenner Brockway and Mr Leslie Hale--re- were paid by the cently visited Kenya to Invesilgate the troubles there. Their expenses Kenya African Union and the visit led to attacks on the two MPs (here shown in Nairobi)

during a debate in Kenya's Legislative Council-Express Photo.

Queen Elizabeth Plans Changes At Sandringham House

London, Nov. 25.

Queen Elizabeth left London by car today for Sandringham, in Norfolk.

She is seeing the estate for the first time since inst February when her father, King George VI, died there.

CRISIS IN

U.N.E.S.C.O.

SOLVED?

The Queen will see numerous changes, and part of the reason for her journey Is to make more. She will re-plan a num- ber of rooms following the re- moval of some of the furniture

to by her mother her now home in Scotland.

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much

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Inhabitants To Go

To The Polls At The Week-end

Bonn, 'Nov. 25.

The Saar cleétions, due to be held on Sunday, are regarded by many West Germans as a cause of serious delay to the policy of European unity advocated by their Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer.

This is not, however, the official opinion. Dr Adenauer, in a recent broadcast, appealed for speedy unification of Europe and for the continua- tion of talks with France in spite of the election.

Ho said that if Europe were united, the Saar prob. lem would vanish automatically.

Johannes Hoffmann, Premier The West German Press often at this rich industrial territory, gives the impression that the Explained that the elections must Saarlanders would vote decl- Lic held under the Sour's sively in favour of return Consutulion. The German- Germany, were the three pro- speaking Sanr has

Christian political German parties the, autonomy though it is economi- Democrat, the Social cally linked with France. But, crats and the Democratic purty he added specifically, the elec-allowed. tion will not stand in the way

Leprosy Cure between

In Sight?

Saar.

Demo-

of any subsequent agreement Oficials and politicians, how- and ever, are more reservod. A West Germany France on "Europeanising the spokesman of the all-German Affairs Ministry refused to give any estimate of the strength of Nevertheless, the fact that pro-German feeling. The leader cloctions London, Nov. 25.

are being held has of one of the three banned par- leprosy

temporarily of a

consultations with the West extremely good,

enthusiasm in West Germany for for consu come here at intervals thought European unily projects and German Government, ANNUAÌ

brought the quarrel with France the three partlat, if admitted, would make a good showing, but to the fore.

could not at present be sure of getting 50 per cent of the votes.

Prospects eure are

according to the

report of

the Liverpool School of Tropical Medi. eine issued today.

"The results following the treatment of a number of cases

with of leprosy some of the sulphone drugs during the last few years, have been

most satisfac

the lory. Not only has course of the disease teen arrested in every case, but the signs of It have largely disappeared," the report sald.

"The report added: "In so chronio a disease, it is as yet premature to chim a completo cure, but the re- sults must be considered to

Food." — be extremely

Reuter.

dissipated

public

The Bonn Government has made its position clear. It does

Observers here believe that if not recognise the Saar Govern-

the three parties had been sure ment because the Star was

that the majority of the popula- separated from Germany with-ion was

on their side, they out consulting the Germans. Nor would have called for voters to will it recognise the new Saar relum spoiled papers. Government resulting from the efections,

not limit

West Political parties in Germany do

them selves to passive expression of non-recognition. The Free De- mocrats... second party in Dr Adenauer's coalition, called for the population of the Saur to wear white pins on their lapels protest against the sign of Saar Government's refusal to allow the

ad- three, parties vocating reunion with Ger- many to take part in the elec-

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Dispute Over on

Water Rights

sent to

PRESS ATTACKS

Also

Since they urged people to return spoiled papers or stay at home, they would be in a post- tion to claim that the naturally lazy and disinterested were pro- German as woll-Router.

Weather Hinders

Air Search

Anchorage, Nov. 25.

A course on which

Sinco the King's death, the Iron work of the Norwich Gates Paris, Nov, 25.

st the main entrance to Just

Nations Educa- | Sandringham, which The United

had been all quota restrictions on Imporis

to s tlonal, Introduction the "Buy American Act,"

tourists, Scientific and Cultural damaged by curious enlargement of Arnertean invest-State Department, the United speech, Mostifa necused the UN Organisation is tonight believed has been repaired. ment in the Sterling Aren and States authorities seized the of "immobilism" and warned to be nearing a solution of its

it would have dire Don"

Inside the elsewhere abroad, and the end passports of an American couple that

grounds roads budget crisis,

been Middle Eastern

resurfaced, hot ing of restrictions which require on their arrival at New York sequences on

Heads of delegations met have

This appeal was publicised in American Inons to be spent in airport from London today,

He complained that the poaco.

behind guarded doors for two houses reglazed and

the West German Press. So the United States.

Foul weather over the Gulf of Loday

the woodwork repainted. couple are understood to Palestine Commission had falled hours

to discuss

was a proclamation its mandate and crisis arising out out

from the Alaska, "birthplace of storms." of the re- The Chamber tails for expan- have attended the Asian "Peace to carry

The Queen is said to be

three banned parties, calling on hindered planes and ships in the in charged that the three-notion signation of Peking

Director-General,

Amunan, Nov. 25. sion of

"Point Four" Conference" the

Septimber.

Saarlanders to stay away from search for a C-124 Globemaster group has Ignored "constructivo

Dr Torres Bodet, in protest much altached to Sandringham

The Jordan Government have the polls or to return spoiled and the 52 men on board. technical assistance programene, They were Henry Wilcox and proposals" of the Arab Statca

the

of us was her father, who frequent- decision against long-term contracts for foreign!

and United Press.

The Air Force, Navy Const UNESCO's

general conference called it the one place at asked the Governments of 'Bri-

and France to papers. The Social Democratic tain, America raw materials and reconsidera- his wife, Anlu Wilcox.

longer of which he could relax completely stop Jews drawing large quanti-party at Bonn officially sup Guard combined forces in the tion of suosidles to American The State Department has no

to cut his proposed Intention of letting American

the island and $20.500.000, by $2,300,000,

from the River ports the proclamation, producers-Reute

The Queen-plans to remain at ties of water to FO

Communist

United Nations, Nov, 25. The acting President of the Sandringham until next Monday, Jordan,

Newspapers have In Israel, in the face of a new

of conference, Mr S. M. Sharif,

a memorandum

published attacks on the French the big Alaska-bound transport to almost certain disaster on application for

the THE DURE'S PLANS

three

new to governments

And the and Star authorities, action Saturday night. indicated that two-pronged attack from Egypt, Pakistan, announced afterwards

November 15 Jordan announced that it would that he had suggested a possible today to Franco and

a plant them of Gnanclol manipulations

Twenty-sovan planes, in- univell in the United Nations approach to the solution of the The Queen's Consort, the Duke Jews had established

almed at furthering their

cluding four from the Kodiak crisis, but he would give no of Edinburgh,

In six miles south of the junction remained

political aims.

Naval Base 250 miles southwest The Yugoslav Minister of -A recent Radio Peking broad- this week a new blueprint for

Indication of the proposal..

London to face a busy proof the Rivers Jordan and Yarm-politic

West Germany has a special Mr Abban The Israel delegate,

of here, were poised for a dawn Observers considered thai

Fon to draw off water.

devoted entirely takeoff to resume searching the Marine, Max Bruce, has been east had mentioned their pre-peace in the Middle East, transferred from his post and sence in Peking, describing the Eban, today called

for direct plenary session

announced for gramme of his own.

This was regarded as infring- Press service

to the Saur and to attacking the

mountains with to husband as an engineer and the negotiations appointed Yugoslav envoy

the Arabicmerrow would not liave been artist.---France- States to bring peace

The Duke had a banquet tong Jordan's rights to the water, Japan, a Tanjug news agency wife

to the called unless there was a strong attend last night and on Wednes which irrigates vast areas, and French and Saar author open gulf and lofty report sald today-Reuter,

al strategically vital area,

hope of a large measure of sup- day he will ny to Malta in nas being harmful to refuges The "Deutsche Saar Zeitung on the missing transport's line

and the "Allgemeine Zeitungs. of light to Anchorage.

Three Const Guard cutters Picking Egypt be the "logical port for the proposal:

European Airways Elizabethan schemes.

(General News

radar and visual leader of the Arab move to-

have

The three powers were asked dienst West" some hope that Airliner,

West news continued a

of Prince. to do their utmost to stop an paper Service

William ward peace within Israel. Mr UNESCO will emerge from the

Saunst Eban told a luncheon meeting crisis stronger and more vital The Duke, who is taking flying action "harmful to the hopes of sheet) are published at Bad Kreuznach, a pleasant little spa .its ultimate

Globemaster, the role," Mr lessons, hoped to take the con-poace."-Reuter.

town just over the border from Sharif told a Press conferences

military air transport lost: trola of the plane occasionally.:|

the Sanr in the palatinate, The question of Dr

since November 7, In the Saar, it is alleged that in Alaska where ho was At Malia, Bodet's successor will only come

on Saturday Ananced by vanished the up after

conference has stationed

London, Nov. 25. these organs are frequently when

Kalser's all-German fight here from McChord Air Britain today abandoned the Jakob

It carried on the area agreed to accept the resignation, serving in the Navy, the Duke

for re- Affairs Ministry at Bonn, which, Bose, Washington. Reuler,

will present the Queen's Colour, call-up of reservists

2 Crow interested in

of 1 and 41 military though mainly to the Royal Marine Commando fresher courses,

Germany, has a special passengers. The War Minister Mr Antony East.

had Brigade. He plans to return to

A report that wreckage London on December 2.

Head, made the announcement Sanr Department.

A Bonn In the House of Commons, ex-

near Middleton Government officiel been sighted Princess Margaret has also plaining that the 300,000 pelect- admitted in private conversation Island, where the Globemaster arranged to leave Londos, She ed ex-Servicemen who were that Government money goes made its last radio contact on will go to Newcastle on Wednes put through the fortnight's from time to time to publications Saturday, caused a brief flurry day night to launch a ship, and training routine over the past at Bad Kreuznach. But, he of excitement yesterday, Later more French the "wreckage” was described then will join the Queen and two years were enough for an added, much the Queen Mother at Sandring-emergency force.-Associated money goes to newspapers hamAssociated Press.

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6 Rain hardd (4),

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11 Shy (5).

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34 Crippled (4).

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19. Spot (4).

20 Whisky (6).

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3 Animals (4).

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16 Communication (?).

17 Tales of heroism (5).

19 General departure (6),

21 Abound (4).

22 Part of a aword (4). 23 Support (4),

YESTERDAY'S. CROSSWORD-Acros: 1 Sponds, 4 Edict, 7 Urgent, 8-Frump, 10 Bath, 12 Spectre, 15 Eerie. 10 Teal, 17 Ekod, 18 Denon, 20 Dangled, 21 Ream, 23 Usury, 14 Demenn, 25 Drawn, 20 Gratia. Down: 1 Stumbled, 2 Eighteen, 3 Dane, 8 Director, 6 Caneca, 0 Spood, 11 Hedgerow, 13 Sides, 18. Tene ment, 14 Elements, 18 Kaler, 22 Dear.

of newsmen that there could be for no peace in the Middle East as long as the United Nations con- tinued its do nothing" polley in regard to fulfilling previous UN resolutions United Press.

Labour May Send Official To Asia

London, Nov. 25.

The Labour Party may send a leading official on a fact-finding tour of Asia.

The move is a development of day. The delegation will be Increasingly close links between led by M. Milovan Djilas,

Leader," and British and Asian Socialists and senior Communist

Include would follow the Labour Party will

M. Vladimir Clement Atlee's Dedijer, Secretary lender, Mr

of the visit to India, Pakistan anti Foreign Affairy Committee, and Burma in January.

M. A. Bebler, a senior Foreign Ministry official.

The Party Executive will de- cide tomorrow whether Mr Saul Rose head of its international department, should

January.

on

Д

mirsion to

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A Yugoslav military mission, led by Lieutenant-Colonel Ljubo Vickovic, will visit Burma carly next month to return a visit by Malays, Indonesia, Burma, Indio, Pakistan and possibly Burmese mission that toured

Yugoslavia in August.

The Indonesian delegation to

Israel.

If the project is approved, Mr the Socialist conference will be Roso will visit Socialist parties fed by Dr Soetan Stahrir, first in these countries and will e Prime Minister of the Indone-

port back to the Labour Party sinn Republic

on means of furthering contact. The Indonesian

delegation

The trip, likely to take ive will comprise six delegates, six weeks, will be financed by the alternate delegates and a fow Labour Party.

observers.

One of his tasks will be to ser

Japan's Social Democratie

collect local views on projects party (left wing) will send a for Asian, development, such as ten-man delegation led by M. land reform...·.·' ·

Buzuki,

Secretary-General

Mr Attlee will go to Burma in the party. January to attend an Asian Re-

ok

The Tunisian Nationalist Party

glonal Socialist conference.will be represented by Tayeb Reuter.

Slim who has been compaigning YUGOSLAV MISSION In Europe and the Middle Esal

Rangoon, Nov, 20.

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the Sanr.

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