1953-02-06 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1953.

RUSSIAN REACTION TO "IKE" MESSAGE

America May

Give Burma

AWAITED

Military Aid May Provide Clue

Kangoon, Feù, 5. Negulations are under way here

for the

large-

sele supply of American arine to Burma to all hre fight again rebellion, a dipfemale

Kenter tonight-

Buld

The American Ambas- suior, William J. Sebald. conferred on dolalls for days Jani week-end

wk tite

BurmeNE

Supreme Commander, General Ne Who, Air Cam- modore C...S. Ward, Chief

of

the British Services

slon, also took part

I understood that General No Win also dia- russell with Air Com Ward! modore

Anglo . Burniese

agreement.

E

ary.

defener

Last montit, Marma served 12 months notice to

4.

end her present five-year- Bri- agreement with tain, ander which Burma received a British Services Mission to train and equip, her armed forces-Reuter."

·MR EDEN'S

To Kremlin's

Policy

In Crisis

Washington. Feb. 5. American officials hoped today that Moscow's reaction to the order ending the Seventh Fleet shield for Red China will provide the tip on whether the Kremlin wants an Eisenhower-Stalin Meeting.

Russian propagandists, when they get their instructions, are sure to howl to high heaven that the Seventh Fleet decision was a step toward war. But what analysts will be watching is how heavily Eisenhower the blame will be placed on President personally.

Experts have been intrigued) Russian people that Mir Eisen- jby the general conteston of any hower had delivered his State

heavy-handed attacks by the of the Union me supe Bulans on Mr Eitnhower in rrrent weeka.

Speculation has been that the Teis i ned went to upset any chances they might have to get the new Presklent to sit down (with Premier Josef Stalin,

PERING'S BLAST

Kremlin officials, It is said. may have seen an opportunity of all Two meeting in Mr Eisenhower's inaugural address.

Although

worded he

the cautiously. message

the Pre- ident had sald, "We stund paganda radios have attacked Mr ready to engage with any al

Czech and Rei China

0:0-

MISSION TO Eisenhower personally for his all others in a joint effort

AMERICA

to de-neutralise decision Chinese Nationalist forces Formosa.

the

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The Communist Daily Worker in New York has also punched at the President. But Moscow has been sitent except for

London, Fe, 5. Mr. Anthony Elen, the Foreign | tiner Secretary, and Mr Richard Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, will leave for Washington by vra on February 27 To: economie talks with the United States Govern-

nent.

The Anglo-American talks will be based on the plan which emerged frean the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' economie con- ference here in November and December last year.

amowent to

a

the

Polling Day In Italy

30 remove the causes of mutual fear and distrust among the na- tions."

Peking he called the Presi dent a "Wall Street-groomed militaris: President."

Prague Radio said, "The only place where the new announce- ment has met with approval has been in the extremely reaction- clique pro-Fascist grouped around” MacArthur, Taft and House Speaker Josoph Marlin

ary

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The Daily Worker's editorial yesterday was entitled "Foreigu Rome, Feb. 5. Policy With A Gun.” It said that The Government today ten- the President was preparing to

the launch tatively set May 31 for

"undeclared In election of

Chinese Brew Parliament..against the

People's Informed quarters said that the Republic."-United Press.

may be moved up to May

A Forign Oflice announce- ment said Mr Eden and Mrs if the Senate completes action

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war

Builer would stay in Washing early on the Chamber-approved Wants Death

1 for a few days and

change views with

the United on, mailers

Stales Government discussed at the recent Com- monwealth economic conference.

clectual reform bill.

elections usually fall on a Sun-

day

"There is no intention, at this mensun with amendments in

agree-Committee.

Penalty For German

In London

Pago 3

Tito's Envoy Industrial Expansion In The

Far East Continues To Make Headway

to London, General The new Yugoslav Ambassador Vladimir Velebit, arrives in London' with his wife and two sons. The General was head of a wartime mission that came io England to get supplies for Tito's partisans. He and his Tito during his wife will be host and hostess to Marshal

London visit-Express Photo.

Kenyatta Says He Cursed

The Mau Mau

Kapenguria, Feb. 5.

Jomo Kenyatta, African Union leader ac- cused of managing the Mau Mau Terrorist organisation, testified here today that time after time, at the risk of his life, he had cursed the Mau Mau.

He was in the witness box for the eighth suc- cessive day when the trial resumed.

was

U.N. ECONOMIC SURVEY

United Nations, Feb. 5.

Industrial expansion in Asia and the Far Eust made headway last year, while unfavourable changes in international trade had a retarding effect, a survey by the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East showed today.

*

The survey also found that a general turn towards deflation was now noticeable in most Asian countries.

The survey will be considered by the Commission at its meeting in Ban- dung, Indonesia, beginning tomorrow.

Economic developements in the declined, the buying power did region during 1952 were domin- not keep pace with the rise in oted by strongly conflicting ten-home supplies." dencies, the survey said.

The survey continued: "The Brooklyn Naval

Yard Fire

had vulnerability of these countles pro-to daterational economie disturb- the ances is, of course, an aspect of But under-development. and

"But even Japan is now faced

Raw material production expanded and industrial cuellen bone inte from supply of new equipment, the advaner was uneven thero were signs of a slowing with a problem of redevelopment down in India and Japan.

or at any rate with a large Foreign trade was adversely problem of industrial adjustment. affected by a decline in demand, "A high proportion of Japan's and the drop in export, prices exports (textiles and other light made deep inroads into export | goods) is no longer in the main caninga.

stream of international demand,

One of the outstanding mets) and many of its heavy Industries in the period under review, was are producing at relatively high the "sharp worsening in the costs,” the survey said. iderms of trade of all but the rico

exporting countries."

the survey

"In consequence," sald, "the region's productive effort for export now gives a much lower return in terms of imported goods and services than the same offort gave a year.or two ago."

FOOD PRODUCTION

Output of foodstuffs

was somewhat higher in 1951/52 than in the preceding year in spite of the 1951 drought In important areas in India.

ACUTE PROBLEM

Because of the trade recession, the financing of imperts had again become an acute problem.

The survey added that at least of the decline was due to a part factors which are likely to have a certain degree of permanency.

In the meantime

import re- quirements of the developing countries were

and growing they were likely to press heavily against availabilities of foreign- exchanges

"The

ex-

New York, Feb. E. Fire broke out tonleht in the Brooklyn naval yard and the leaping flames could be seen from mid- Manhattan,

Fire Department officials said five alarms had been turned u for a blaze at al warehouse, Two fireboats, In addition to regular land equipment, were rushed to the scene,United PremZ.--

Note From Israel.

Is Termed

development Offensive”.

of programming The survey added that there penditures of imports, therefore,

reason to believe that this is crucial In increase

continue would

In planning," the survey said.-- 1052/53 under the stimulus of Reuter. higher prices and of intensified development in the field of food production.

While the production of raw materials had expanded, there has been

been an incipient decline in of a few commodities, the case

particularly rubber.

"Since the spring of 1951 there

has been a decline in demand for the principal export com→ modities of most countries of the region.

Red MPs

Mandates

-Cancelled

West

his

Von

today

Prague Rejection Of Reply

London, Feb. 5.

-- Czechoslovakia today, re- jected the Israeli reply to her note demanding the re- call of Dr Aryeh Koubovi, Isrnell Minister to Czecho- slovakin, Prague radio re-, ported:

came to

Berlin, Feb. 5. East Germany's Volkstammer

The radio said the Israeli re- "The consequent drop in ex-

ply, which had unreservedly re- port prices (which on the whole (People's Parliament) The Communists and thetr

was more significant than the cancelled the mandates for four feeted the demand for the reent

of Its deputies Ex-Foccign of Dr Koubavi, was rejected fall

in the volume of exports) allies are trying to stymie the

Minister Georg Dertinger, Baren because of "its untrue contents made deep inroads into export

Willclis

Stolzenberg and offersive form." When the bill

earnings and introduced a con- singe, to regotiate any

Julius Meyer. Walter Rugbel and Mr Eliud Mathu, lender of difficult to say what the Gov-tractionist olement of varying the Govern~

Today's note said the Slansky Von inent with the United States reaches the fook

African

in

Stolzenberg, according to trial members

the crnment did with it."

proved and other ment is expected Government.

to repeat its

the economy of strength into Bordeaux, Feb. 5.

Legislative Colony's

Council.

Berlin reports, fled from "The Foreim Secretary will strategy of the Chamber and

Mr Pritt said that two days many countries," the survey said.

East Germany last week with that Israeil diplomats

Czechoslovakda with The State Prosecutor today and Mr Harry Thuku, a 57-

n "double combine this visit with the visit reek to limit the debate by de-

ago the prosecution had put asked for the death penalty for year-old Kikuyu former who forward an astonishing sugges

TEXTILES SLUMP

family. But he has not re-

mission" an official one and refugee he will be making to the forth-nianding a.confidence vote.

mises the Sergeant-Major Kart Lenz-anth was convleled and deported Mtion that the

another Kiambu meeting Two main developments ported to German

one "as a-representative....... coming General Assembly of The electoral bill

after seats penal servitude for life for six 1922

this oficials here, they said today. rioting in mass the United Nations," the state tumber of Parliamentary

was a fake and Kenyatta's de converged to bring about

West Berlin of international Zionism." Ruchet fled to amer

other German former SS men Nairobi, broadcart a joint con-

One was the made nunciation

with crisis in exports.

The arrogance" und "espion- from 554 to 590. Its most con- ment said.

from

on trial for massacring 842 demnation of Mau Mau ter-

collapse of the raw material last month.

activiiles" of the Israeli ane pro- It added that the invitation to troversial feature is

сп was arrested rorism over the African Broad-tongue in check.

Dertinger

diplomats in Prague increased or bloc of men, women and children a party visit Washington for exploras viding that

He intended to call witnesses boom of 1950/51, the other, the

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cí charges January the "utter world recession in textiles.

"at the same pace at which the tery talks was given yesterday parties getting one-hati plus radour-sur-Glane in June casting System two months ago.

who would prove 1914,

"Both were part of a world spying for the Western power State of Israel became more by

all Mr John Foster

Last Dulles, one of the popular vole would

The Prosecutor, Lieutenant-

chief of Meyer, Kenyatta scoffed at their de- Irresponsibility of this allega-

cycle which wide inventory

and more dependent on the United States. Secretary of State receive 380 or 64 per cent

Colonel Pierre Gordon, also ask- nunciation "All they could dɔ

communities,

United States," -Reuter.

primary producers German Jewish the 580 seats-United Press.

ed for the death

Kenyatta denied a "

sentence for was. go into, a room

prosecu-affected the before n

had of the area (except the rice.ex-headed the first group of Jewish contention that he Captain Kahn who commanded microphone and say they did the $5 unit which carried out not like the Mau

MRU."

but he

never used the strongest form porters) as well as the industrial leaders to flee to West Berlin

after anti-Jewish acts began of curse to denounce Mau Mau count inland of China, how-month ago Reuter. the massacre and for all the had had the courage to stand be- other officers and

at the mecting-Reuter, non-com- fore 50.000 40,000-30,000- missioned officers of the unit people and curse Mau Mau.

If the Government had co- among the 86 being tried in Thris

absence.

operated with him, he wouldl the to kay He described Captain Kaho have been invited

trailor who should be un^

same things over the radio. But

not the Government aki inasked.

operate, he said.

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4 Gunfire.

& Space,

19 Boy's name.

10 Central masi.

11 Catch.

12 Artißce.

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27 Quote.

20 Shunned.

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3 Bowman.

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3 Charm.

Governor. Haggard.

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12 Flock of snlpe.

13 Entlee

16 Keenness.

10 Nobleman.

18 Withdraw.

20 Disinclined.

21 Merited.

23 Show.

24 Damp. 25 Appendix.

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Across: 1 Asleep, & Relax, 8 Pined, 0 Public, 10 Visit, 11 Cadet, 12 Acre, 13 Round, 18 Modern, 10 Toured, 20 Secre, 22 Dádo, 23 Aired, 25 Franc, 20 Loafer, 27 Galop, 28 Cruel, 29 Fellei. Down: 1 Appcases, 2 Liberte, 3 Epic, 4 Picador, 6 Revered, 1 Editor, 7 Allen, 14. Un- lawful, 15 Democrat, 18 Musical, 17 Develop, 10 Orange, 21

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The Prosecutor gave a picture of how the villagers of Oradour were herded into barns and into

Co-

The trial of Kenyatta and dive other African leaders resumed for

tion.

German Reds

Arrested

ก

JELKE TRIAL IS ADJOURNED

"The ever, was not exposed to this disturbance in International markets and there has been Large expansion of econcile ! activity in that country.

"The fall of export receipts has affected the relationship between

New York, Feb. 5. the demand in supply and

The Mickey Jelke trial ad- Munich, Feb. 5. markets of the region," the sur-journed today until Friday to Bavarian police arrested 20 vey said.

give jurors Ume to get their the "During 1051 and for its 33rd day today, after Communists an charges of pre- the village was being odiourned from Tuesday.paring treason when they raided | greater part of 1952, Industries personal affairs in order before

testimony alarts. Thacker, a Communist training course on serving home markets generally Jelke is charged with pro Magistrate Hansley who had been suffering from a revolutionary fighting tactics at turned out more goods, and in violent toothache, had to fly 260 Penzberg earlier this week, the some cases there has also been curing high-priced prostitutes Increase in the volume of far New York's cafe society. A inlles to Nairobi to see

see his Interior Ministry disclosed today, an

number of self-confessed "call dentist and have some teeth out. Among them was Theo L. Paul imports, at least during part of

girls" are to give evidence for of the the period. Chairman Chreyor, today questioning

"Home supplies therefore the prosecution. The trial is

the Church and machine- gunned. Then

transformed into a great funeral pyre, he said,-Reuter.

Air Search Is

Abandoned

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Fois. 5, Search crews wrote "Onls" today to their hunt for a missing British airliner whlell disap- peared in the Atlantic on Mon day with 39 persons-Service- men, their wives and children-- nckard,

from

After Kenyatta said he had not had Bavarian Society for German his

ches Soviet. Friendship, the Ministy generally expanded. anti-Mau Mau

speeches said. Reuter.

money income newspapers, nor published in had they been circulated among members of the Kenya African Union. "They attended

my meeting and i took that to be enough."

MISSING RECORDING

No trace was found during un Intensive sea and air search Kenyatta challenged Mr An- although hopes were twier thony Somerhough, the Deputy raised by reports that a United Pubile Prosecutor, to produce in

States Coast Guard cutter had court a reording by the Govern sighted dye markers and a flore.

ment of a speech be made last Both leads, however, proved August at an anti-Mau Mau frufticas.

meeting at Klambu, north of Although still without clues, Nairobi. He said he was one of the Air Force is continuing the the organisers of the meeting; hunt

for a missing KCAF

It and dew. he, had allended Lancaster and its une crew nounced Mau Mau entirely, members, mining in Labrador.

freely and willingly It disappeared while hunting for

"Don't bent around the bush," a Urilled States civilian plant

and its two occupants, also atili he said to the Deputy Prosecutor

mitsing Associated Press.

licar

here and

"Bring

the recording

I did what Magistrate Thacker (anked. 12. a

Majority Of 14 recording had been made and

Brussels, Feb. 5.

what had happened to itM

Mr Somerhough and that Belgium's Catholle Gover- there had been a recording, but ment today won confidenen that he would not go into th vote in the Lower House on its question of whether. It was in policy of maintaining the period existence.

of compulsory military training at 21 months.

Socialist and Liberal op position members have demand ei a reduction lo 18 month. Voting for the Government to dhy was 307 to 13,--Reuter,

defcaco

Mr D. N. Pritt, Qtroyed

counsel, interposed: before bringing the case against Kenyatta."

Answering a second question frum tio Magistrate, Mr Bomer- hough said: "It would be very

The note rejected accusationa

of anti-Semitism saying that "anti-Semitism twns strictly allen to the Czechoslovak working people."

The Czechoslovak note sald that if the Israeli Government continued with these hostile activities, relations between the two countries would deteriorate further a fact for which the Israeli Government would bear full responsibility-Reuter.

BACKING

ISRAEL Santiago, Feb. 5.

said today... that

The Foreign Minister, Arturo Olavarria. Chile's delegation to und United Nations would be instructed to support forach in any move it may make in connection with expected to last a month the Iron Curtain anti-Semitism. Chile is a member of the exports Associated Press.

United Nations Becurity Cogn- cit:

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Combined French at Vietmar troops recently landed on this coast Dour Van Ly to ondircie Vleiminis rebcamMore Vietnam, priest offers a sun of tea to Frendit And Vietnam

Troops ins Zyong of his very modest sisurela dutrial

Mr. Olavarria made the an- nouncement after a conférence with the Israell Charge d'Affaires

Goren

..

here, Mr Samuel

Mr Olavarria said that he had

mesure Mr Goren of Chile's full support for Israel in its offerts to secure condemation of the Conimunist government for the new wave of anti-Semitiam. --United Press.

“DEAD” MAN RETURNS

· Graz, Feb. 5. An Austrian man who won officially declared dead five pPERIN ago knocked at his "wichtsw*33* door in Graz and was mes by ika four-year-old daughter, of har second marriage.

The man, identified by the polica paly as "Robert R was taken prisoner, by the Raisiaus nine years ago and was sentenced Be a war criminal..' Ho was sent to various camps in Biberia' and |his_letters:homë nevez arrived.

jälle arrived unexpectedly, after being reldused recently in East Germany. Hating appealed, tur Austrian President Theodde corner to lon calcially REVIEWER