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Increased Aid For Indo-China

London, Jan. 4. Britain will soon increase her aid to France in the war against the Vietminh In Indo-China.

Britain is expected to supply more shells and other military equipment, But there is no question of Britain. sending troops to the area. Nor, has Fracice sought this.

This extra help follows the recent North Atlantic, Coumell statement reaffirming support of Atlantic Treaty countries for the French in Indo-China. !

British official circles Believe the French forces are dealing edequately with the situation though at heavy cost They do not think there is any alarming deterioration in the general position.

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The question of further ald to French forces in Indo-China is expected to be discussed in Washington by represgritatives

of the British, French and United States Chiefs of Staf

There is fo question of Britain or the United States sending troops to the area. The French fear that the endploy ment of foreign troops would provide greater Chinese. Sup- port for the rebels-Reuter,

AID FROM U.8. --

Indo-China

London, Jan, 4.

may become second on the list of United States ald priorities, according

to a copyright report in today a Observer

The paper's diplomatie er respondent added that Kores would take Arst place and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisa- tion third place in eventuality.—Router.

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New York, Jan. 4. Western-sponsored con- ference of leaders from India, Pakistan, Burma and Indonesia to solve the Indo-China question was suggested by Mr J, J. Singh, President of the India League of America.

Ho also suggested that the question be brought before the United Nations either before or after such a conference had been held.

In a letter to the Press, he said: "It is all very well that France/has promised ultimate freedom to Vietnam. But all are agreed on one point: French colonial rule must end."

Mr Singh said that as a result. of his recent tour of Southeast Aalu, he looked upon nationalism. as one of the greatest deterrents 12 Communism.

That, in his opinion, was the reason why newly freed coun→ tries like India, Pakistan, Cey. lon, Burma and Indonesia has "no intention of being “dictated to by world Communism."

If Indo-China were free, Mr Singh contended

voice of Ho

Chi Minh,

whether we like it or not, stiri remains very popular in all of Indo-China, would

1090 completely.

its effectiveness."

Mr Singh believed there was "third force” in Vietnam,

"If one were to take a lettṣons from Chins," he added, "overy effort should be made to by! strengthen the third force

which in I turn would stem Communlim, in Indo-China, ne it has done in other Asian coun tres."---Neuter.

Interests, for example, are to well over 200 million b. alarmed over reductions in their business and

staunch annually in 1953,9 Ate backers of any project which "A recent forecast by the would provide Europe with President's Materials Polley funds to contitue buying Commissien placed demand for American cotton and tobacco.

nylon at 300 million tb, in 1900,

Washington, Jan. 4. Form organisations which with an expected rise to 800 Senator Pat McCarran, (Demo- 1975. liaye à big export business are million b. by

crat from Nevada) predicted not aware of the Implications in "Findings indicate that a large today that, America's Intemal part of the rapidly growing out- Security Subcommittee would passports several Commonwealth Prime

of

projects put before the put has been going into military | bavo more questions to ask about bringing freedom to Vietnam, Moroccan Nationalist leaders at tert Conference recently to items. In 1651 half of all nylon security checks on American present in the United States for best food production and thus woven fabrics the United Nations General

were finished employer's or the United Nations. Mr Elsenhower appointed Mr

reduce dollar purchases of agilrest military contracts, mainly have been cancelled J.

Senator McCarran,. Lincoln, Assembly E. Rankin of

American food-stuffs.

who for parachute cloth”-Reuter, Nebr

to be in charge of the Administration Bere, it was re-tariff barriers is receiving con-

by order of the International Criticism

handed this subcommittee in the of the nation's Adjudications Divi-

last congress, is co-auther of the controversial new McCarran- slon, which prepare Presidential ported on Sunday proclamations

Walter Immigration Act, which A Tanglers police officer re-siderable press publicity here. executive

came into force on Christmas Eve. orders in cases where legal ported;

A Presidential commission on New Year's Day criticised the act 48 Bouting Democratic ideals and recommended its +94 | revision == "from beginning to

the act Congress approved last June.over President Tru- provisions as

and

advice is required.

with

“Most of lië which the

Novelling leaders

But 11x profcctionists ora

out, Moroccan pointing

ure

with BOTTO accuracy, that most of the more vocal advocates of lower tariffs abroad, have expired. are business interests whose

return to Tangiers public order at a products are not subjected to. calm is indispen any large extent to foreign

Astur

when

momsht

British Planes

Are Flying On

is permit early appllen competition in the home marken Cheese Run" visio

Congressional

of a

of

records

also

London, Jan. 4.,

He also appointed Mr Warren E. Burger, a member of a law firm and a professor of law at St. Paul, Minneapolis, to be Chief of the Claims Division which handles all civil suits

statute for the show that many Congressmen and claims for and against the Government,

International zone"

As the bow doors of newly man's veto. Its who pay lip-service to free trade The appointments will be Another officer

hose Senate for who present themselves at the principles can be persuaded to landed car-carrying acroplanes applied to seamen have drawn submitted to the

Mr Elsen frontier will be sent back."

Vote for protectionlet, legislation swing open on a Kent airfleld protes confirmation after

several. nations, protests from when Industries in their home these days, the aircraft hold is Including Billain and France: A office on January hower takes

number 4

of Moroccan

states complaid of damigo found to be stacked high with Nationalist leaders, some 20,-Reuter,

through increased imports. whom were not permitted to

compact little while wood boxes Sonator McCarran Issued a In this situation, responsible

statement today raying that in of cream cheese from formation In the French or Spanish Washington authorities are not reside In

from the State zones, lived for some years in

to make Arm

Department made it apparent cargo carried by the in inter- predictions as to what the now liver-painted 14-ion Bristol 170 States, was secondary, Tangiers, which

loyalty ta the United nationally administered territory. Congress will do about the "trade aeroplanes Is expensive and ignored altogether,, in part The Egyptian Finalice Minis Among those affected by the not aid" proposala-Reuter.

perishable Pommel, Gervalse ment Hal ter, Abdel Gelil El Emari, told order are All El Fasy,

security Hon and Balatroj,

Rouge and Napoleon Reuter. Mohamed the Press today that Egypt was Ahmed

Camembert cheeses, bn theli about to sell large stocks of Jaghraoui, Ahmed Ben Souda,

way to shops, andhotels' Sheik Mekki Nadiri, Mohammed cotton la Communist China,,

throughout Britain. Hassan The Minister refused to give Ben

Quozzani and of tho transaction | Molammed Cherkoul, Asso- France-Presse

ciated Press.

Deal With Peking

1 Advantageous purchases (8), details

2 Apart (8).

3 Fall to includo (4).

5 Shortage (7)..

4 Harassed

(7).

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Highly pleased (0)

7 Healing olutment (5).

14 Debases (8).

15 Announced (0),

10 Perils (7).

17 Amends (7).

19 Rubs out (0).

21 Track (8). ·

24. Naked (4),

KATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Actors: 8 Pair, 7 Stole, 8 Anim, 9 Less, 10 Meander, 12 Plan, 15 Grate, 18 Deep, 19 Denda, 21 Amper, 22 Fame, 23 State, 20 Duty, 20 Eternal, 30 Apes, 31 Dear, 32 Allen, 38 Dash. Down: 1 Strow, 2 Plunges, 4 Alert, Harp, Puma, & Leap, 11 Dress, 18 Lon, 14 Nose, 16 Elate, 17 Lalde 18 Dait, 20 Emerald, 23 Fats, 24 Teema, 25 Waver, 17

28 Usod,

Cairo, Jah, 4,

Treasure Hunt At Tower

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London, Jen, 4. “ðurs are based on further With the help of now: in-architectural. Information. ⠀ formation-search. is being we me using very possible made in the Tower of London for treature reputed to have modern device, incuding eloce bom burled since about the real struments, w time of Charles II.

One of those taking part is help of clairvoyants, p

We have even called in the Charleo Quarrell her

The tree, is believed to secretary of the Speleological Bociety, who salds

have been burled by Sir John Attempts to find the treasure Berkeripat, London Jeweller, were made by Charles II, and who became, Governor of the

Tower la 1032, was into do Pepys. They both falled, an

offer Dies, of Ingitry were cused of, extortion and grunty, based o

the existence of a was arrested in Holland, *and cerkidh type of architecture, excluded fa 1667,

Mr

"Foul Traffic" In London

Cars are transportoa the week from the former front line airfield; at, Lymbrie, near Folke- store, la Le Touquet but each week-end the skilled, ex-RAF pilots

by Silver

City Always Cheere

if not

checies.--

Welfare State

:

In Burma

"Man With The Radar

Finger

Vieritia, Jan. 3. People shopping here today saw a blindfolded, man cintying a suitcase walking didng with apparent tabê; but sa

man

univer

with the radar, 12 hore

it was Chandou, the Lising his coming Chandou said it, the -Vienna would als ride a bleyde or a traffic polico permitted it, he

motor. - scooter through the heaviest traffic, blindfolded,

Chandon demonstrated to the police and Journaleds, what ho clidmed to be his remarkable pawers",

His

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eyelids were arft stuck together with elasticile and want them thick double thundlages, Calcutta, Jan. 4.

one set white and be black Lohdan, Jan. 4.

U Nyun; Burma's Consult in the

were bound tightly... round his The "Cream:

Calcutta, said "Hils. Government head. Dr W. C. Sangster, lending

The Billish Methodist and former

leaves the factories was determined to implement

After har a light touch

with schemes formulated conference President, called, to-in France on Friday and, thanks see

at the angers he road paragraphs from Welfare State Conference iti day for a revival of religion th to ration between the Airways Rangoon inst August for the ber of banknotes printed

Hewspapers and guva tie, num- Batall to fight what the termed and British Road Transport, le batterment of the conditions of small that they were hard to the foul traffic of prostitution:

dyajlable to the general public. the mames so that they might read even with the nakli oyo, đó He quoted figures showing de far afield as Scotland and the live and works in a real and Chandou - claimed, "thalt (when 12 he found he could frond with. 20,000 proalities. I. London, Channel Islands, on the follow-lasting. Welfare State 2,000 of them -in-the West End, |itle Monány,"

Nyum was speaking at

atá

his finger-tips' is book hold out;" luncheon Including "a strong, contingent

given by friends of of sight Now 26, he claimed of harlots from France******* Execution Of Robber the Burma Society of Calcutta he list fifther divveloper. Als on the occasion of the ith natural gift with the tip or De Sangster said, some of the RA Talpet, Jan. 4. anniversary of Burmese ladepen. Yest cult or Indonesia, where prostitutes had been fined 150 km Ching haion was dancesa

men. All is rout teeme la ph executed in Talcling central Prime Minister Nehru sent d He offers 5,000 schilling bo offence to God and a dech stala Formosa, on charges af häving mbunge to the Society wishing | urons who can prove his on the life of the nailed, ha robbed two pharmacies there in success.io, the Etrikesä lätepen-moukkalns mes #udnouter;

October--Associated Press?,

Router dence celebrations-Reuter.