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No Changes Contemplated In Cyprus

Nicola, May 11,

The Bellish Government dock not contemplate any change in the sovereignty of the Colony of Cyprjis, Bir Andrew Wright, tho Governor, told Archbishop Makarion Loctay,

The British Government of Cyprus regards unity

Greece as a closed with question, he added,

The Governor thrae statements leiter replying

made

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to une of April 27 which Archi- -bishop Makarios Invited the. Governor 10 give effect to Cypriot Greeks demand for union willin Grecco or to organise an official plebiselle on the Island to determine the wish of the majority of the population.

"I cannot accede to your Invitation in either res- pect," the Governor sali Kenter.

WILSON'S TALKS

WITH RED DELEGATES

Berlin, May 11,

Mr Harold Wilson, former member of the British Labour

Berlin today with the Chinese Communist trade mission.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1958.

Cambodia Outlines Its Empire War Memorial AID TO

Conditions For

Relations With France

"Paris Must Honour Agreement"

Paris, May 11.

M. San Sary, Cambodian Secretary of State, said in an interview today that his country's future relations with France would depend on how the French honour the agreement promising Cambo- dian independence.

"It is far too early to compare India's or Pakistan's position in the Commonwealth with our status," he said.

Cambodia,

southernmout of concession should also apply to the three states of French Indo-all the citizens of the French China, has been asking for n Union that 13 Tunisiane, platus comparable to that of the Moroccans, Vietnamese and two Independent Commonwealth Laotians." countries.

communique

Lant weck announced that the French had conceded the Cambodians twe major points that the King of Cambodia should be Commander in-Chief of the Cambodian Army and that Cambodia should be granted

Jurisdic-

WOULD BE SATISFIED

M. Sary sold Cambodia would be fully satisfied with the mili- tary recognition of the King provided that the French did not hinder the full application of the measure.

"The French officers on the Cambodian General Staff must M. Sary, who helped be fully responsible to their

that It raised questions on both The agreement, once ratified points.

by the two governments, would One major obstacle was the place the King in charge of the French demand that all citizens troops in 11 instead of three of of the French Union in Cam-Cambodia's provinces. bodia should have the right to The French would remain in he tried by special courts with charge in the three provinces French as well as Cambodian considered most open to possible

Communit attacke.

[sional comment

negotiate this agreement, said Commander-in-Chief," he said.

Government, conferred in East agree that all cases in-

He sal afterwards he had tuken part in general explora- tory talles on the whole questlan of foosening trade restrictions be- tween Communist and non- Communist countries.

Mr Wilson, who arrived from London last night, is to fly on to Moscow tomorrow for a week's Visit to confer on East-West trode generally and on Soviet timber supplies to Britain in particular.

The ex-

ex-Minister,

still

member of the House of Com- / mong and one of the chief sup- porters Of left-wing Labour

leader Ancurin Bevan, has been

adviser to a London timber im- porting firm for the past two

years.

He

volving only citizens of metro- pollten France should be tried by such courts but the Frenchi Government demanded that the

Meat Prices

Frozen

In Sweden

Stockholm, May 11. Sweden froze meat prices to-

The Cambodian Government

says its my numbers about 15,000.

FEELINGS MOUNTING

are

"Nationalist feelings mounting in Cambodia and if the French Government con- tinues u demand special pifvileges for all French Union

the Cambodian Govern citizens, ment might be obliged to recon- Pra Kor sider the concession of special the citizens from metropolitan France under the M. Sar

Sary sulet

Impact of popular opposition,"

present Cambodian Government is far from being

utta-Nationalist ar anti-Frenchi

sold

day to stop butchers profiteering but its goal is to obtain full from the week-old lockout, and independence for the country,"

the major food in- strike in

M. Sary dustries.

Sd the French Gov- M. Sary The State Price Control Board tast visited Moscow in decided that

may ernment's "unilateral" action in no butcher 1947 when, as President of the charge more for meat than he devaluing The Indo-Chinese Board of Trade he concluded and on April 30.

plastre would not help future Anglo-Soviet trode agreement,

are the relations with France. The Chinese trade mission has been in East Berlin for over

years.

two

were

Main meat supplies

co-operative societies and small He said that the French Gov-

shops. which are outside conflict.

country.

A four-foot high model of the high altar and baldachin to be erected in St Paul's Cathedral as a United Kingdom

and women who lost memorial to the Commonwealth men their lives in World War II. It will also commemorate the dead of World War L The Empire War Memorial Fund Committee, with headquarters in London, has just launched an appeal for £20,000. The memorial' will be completed In two years.-Express Picture.

Fund Opened To

Provide Altar

In St. Paul's

London, May 11.

World War II cost Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India and the Colonies a total of 490,768 in Service casualties. For every three United Kingdom casualties, the Common- wealth overseas suffered two...

Twenty-five per cent of the Battle of Britain pilots were volunteers from the Empire. Five thousand of the 20,000 Australians who served in air crews in Britain lost their lives.

Yet, eight years after V-E'Day, } It is known the crnment had failed to consult

what it would the

M there is still no Cambodian

memorial inj have been like, for he left rough Premier,

which are preserved Ila task is to arrange trade

Outh, about this step Britain which commemorates all sketches The dispute hos cut off about Penn

Commonwealth deals with Britain, Scandinavian three-quarters

men and in All Souls College, Oxford. His Sweden's though he was in Paris for the the of

about and West European countries.

son mentions them in his book normal supplies of meat, flour, negotiations

Д greater women, who gave their lives."

The book refers One or two private deals with bread, margarine, yeast, pro- measure of Independence for his

"Parentalin." Working and working hard-to " British representatives reached following the Moscow served fruits and vegetables.

lockout, Involved. 20,000, economie conference last Spring, and the strike, involving 3,500 --Reuter.

men and women, started when vage discussions between the Food Workers Union and the dead- locked.

Pope Givos Audience Employers Association

on

Conception that

to "...a magnificent design for to put this right is a small group altar, consisting of four pillars He was faced by an accom of men who have just launched plished fact a few hours before

wreathed

supporting "a" a nationwide appeal for the his return to Indo-Chins, M.

canopy hemispherical,

with Empire War Memorial Fund. Sary said.

proper decorations of architec- Britons are asked to contribute ture and sculpture...." Devaluation, he added, was

to a target of £20,000. "outright violation" ol

It is on this existing agreements

And the memorial planned? It between

altar. and Vatican City, May 11. The Union asked for an In-France and the Indo-Chinese is to be a new high altar and the plain marble Pope Piux XII received the crease of 10 crowns (about 14/-) States-Reuter.

baldachin in St Paul's Cathedral. wooden baldachin comprising the Minister, a week but the employers Philippines Foreign

It will be built in the eastern memorial is based-London Ex- Joaquin Elizalde, In private wanted to reduce wages.--

apse, which with the old high press Service. altar, was destroyed by a Ger- man

bomb in October, 1940. The fund is being raised

Untied entirely within the

King- dom, though contributions from

"live Britons who now

overseas will be welcomed. Once built, in about two years, the altar and baldachin will be dedicated 05 memorial to men and women of all races and creeds from the Commonwealth overseas who were killed.

pudience today.-Reuter.

Reuter.

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Netherlands

The Hague, May 11. A. 40-strong Parlamentary mission from Thailand is now in Holland on an informal visit, the Foreign Offlee announced today,

Tuo statement said the mission was in Holland as part

Queen Elizabeth has given her approval and, according to the fund organisers, in wholly in gympathy with the proposal

WORK IN PROGRESS

THE SAAR

QUESTION

A "MUST"

Frankfurt, May 11. The right-wing Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said today that the West German Chan- cellor. Dr Konrad Adenauer, tour of West Europe.

and the French Prime Minister, Leader of the mission is th Heading the fund committee is M. Rene. Mayer, will have to Vice-President of the Thai Sir Jocelyn Lucas, a Conservative discuss the Saar questionin House of Representatives, Phra M. P. who, during the war, was Paris, whether they like it or Rachatharm Nides. The party chairman of the Overseas League not,

Loday visited the Wiering Welcome Committee, and Welfare This newspaper said the dif Ermeer polder and the famous Liaison

Offcer

from Common-ferences over the Saar threaten "Afsluitdijk" closing the Zuyder wealth troops.

to come to a head and would Work has begun сл the more and more visibly paralyse Other Items on their promemorial, using money raised the vigour of the West.

"It has again become clear gramme are a visit to Rotterdam privately by the committee during harbour, a reception by both the past year. An American during the last few days that (French d'Orsay funds Houses of the Dutch Parliament Memorial Chapel,

for the Qual

Foreign Omce) is determined to have been raised by and a visit to the Peace Palace, which which houses the International another organisation in Britain, take advantage of the possession Court of Justice in the Hague, is also being built in the enstern of the Sanr.

"Germany has only one The mission will leave Holland apic. on Wednesday.-Reuter.

The Commonwealth memorial chance. She must and she will will actually bring the Interior attain peace, general and her the prin- St Paul's nearer to fulfilling own, if she defends

Jointly with

to

Religious Art Exhibition

CX-

Wren's original conception.

ciples of freodofn

of St

Wren quarrelled with the Dean others.

and

Chapter of St Paul's before

The Federal Republic cannot

he had finished his dealgns, therefore In the general Intorist Having planned it "after a good currender aty plece of Germany Roman manner.not to follow land without the fatter's free the Gothic rudeness of the old will" the newspaper sald design", he intended the high Reuter. altar to be covered by an ornate the to dominate canopy and whole building. peasan BASED ON SKETONES

But the Dean and Chapter were bound by tradition and wanted

Advisory Group

For Burma

INDIA ADVOCATE

Washington, May, 11. Mr Chester 'Bowlesn | former Unitéd States Am- bassador to India today urged “economiç · assistance® to India "or the danger from Communism

after

will

fo was peaking to reporters

an, 45-minute conference: with President ElsenbovCT,

Assistance was needed mainly, he, said, lo complete urigation projects.

India is making economic and political progress but still has a | Jonis hard row to hoë; he ndded.

Mr Bowles has just ralumed tới! The United States after serving as envoy in New Delhi during the Truman Adamninistration.

On the trip back Me Bowles spent six weeks louring South- east Asia and Japan.

He gave Bir Eisenhower “a- little report on the situation as we see in Asin, but, he add- ed, specifying that he was speaking without reference to what he might have told the President, that in Asia generally "I think the military situation against Communism is better to- day than it was a year ago."

BASIC PROBLEM But he add problems

added that the basic, are not military-they are economic and political,

He described Aga pa a con- "Uncht "Teetering" between. Com- munisin and free world demo- cracy, and sald probably would continue to teeler for several years

India in particular, Mr Bowley mold,' must have economic and financial help from the United States or the danger of Com- munism would grow.

India needed. $200,000,000

in United annually

States The notion at economic help. prezent was receiving about US$50,000,000 annually. India should have about four times that

much for the next three, years to put the country on a self-supporting basis. Speaking of Asia generally, the various Governments were busically non-Communist-Router..

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There will be exhibibe from the Cathedral divided in two by

Karachi, May 11, Europe, India, United States, "screen/ an encumbrance In- Pakistan is to send a' financial Afrien and the West Indies. tended to separate the monks,advisory mission to Burma at

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The from the laity, who congregated the request of the Burmese 13, W. BÓNG OF LOVE in Contram | hi Christian Theme Dorary Arts, is organised by When Ween found his will be led by Zabil Hussain, the International Faculty of Cathodedi was to be divided up clovernor of the State Bank of Arts and has received then an "in this way, he lost interest in Pakistan. It will leave this will remain in grayal of Cathollo und Trovi ingin}int and tapes and payer month and testant Church teaters-Reuter, completed the designz

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