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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY,
AUGUST 21, 1958.
Charge New Moroccan Ruler Aga Khan In AMERICA TAKING THE Against
Mossadegh Formally Recognised
Plot To Establish Illegal Govt
Teheran, Aug. 20. Former Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh of Persin, who has been ar- rested, was charged with plotting to set up an illegali form of Government, it was announced today by General Fazlolah Zahedi's Govern- ment.
General Zahedi had earlier appealed to Dr Mossadegh by radio to surrender, promising that he would be protected by
police.
The
A Government communique published this aftemoon de- clared that Dr Mossadegn's fate would be decided by the people themselves.
the
In this communique, Government called upon, the Tallon for calm, and forbade all public matufestations.
Travel beyond the city limits of Teheran was also bated: until
tomorrow realny.
Oneers who had been forced
retirement by Dr Mus- adegh were asked to return to active duty.
The fireworks, planned 10 celebrate the shan's victory over Mussadeghi, had to be set off in daylight, for curfew went into effect at 9 pm. (Iranian Tane)
France-Preise,
GATT AGENDA DECIDED
Geneva, Aug. 20. The 15-nation inter-sessional committee of the General Agree
Tariffs and Trade ment (GATT)
completed an agenda for the hill-scale meci Ing of GATT counries which is to lake plaer here on September 17.
today
Subjects understood to have been discard by the committee included the accession of Japon to GATT and the expart of dairy produce to the United States by pat membe" countries,
The agenda agreed by
the commifice wall ot De made public until next month's nicet- ing-leuter.
Women's Society Picks Officials
Enter Airliner For Big Race-
Members of the public may fake part Ju chr Englanit-Now Zealand pir roon whloh klarla from London Airport on Octo- ber 8.
Eo the transport section, KLM Royal Dutch Air- lines) have entered a DC.6 Airliner.
They plan to regard it an a normal vassenger. (light,
except that children will be barred.
This is because landings will be limited.
BIG THREE
DRAFTING
REPLY TO
By Assembly
ARRIVAL IN CORSICA
OF DEPOSED SULTAN
Rabat, Aug. 20.
The new Iman of Morocco, Sidi, Mobammed Ben Moulay Arafa, was tonight formally recog- nised as the only legitimate sovereign of the Sherifian Empire by the Assembly of Moroccan Notables (Maghzen).
The order of banishment issued against Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Yussef and his two sons was executed when General Augustin Guillaume, the
French Resident-General in Morocco, explained to
the Sultan that the situation in the country had made the step absolutely necessary.
The Sultan, it was reported, did not argue the point, and the entire interview was conducted with courtesy.
Shortly. after the French members of the family and the Resident-General left the palace, | court, together with
Sultoni.
THE SOVIET and his son were taken
Paris, Aug. 20. Representatives · of the three Western Powers met today to begin drafting a reply to recent Soviet notes on the unification of Ger-
many,
They adjourned after a pre- minary exchange of views and are due to meet again on Satur- day.
Britain is represented' by Mr Patrick Reilley. Minister Paris; France by M. Roland de Margerie, high Foreign Office offeial, and the United States by Mr Theodore Achilles, Minis-
in
ter in Paris, and Me Brewster Morris. Diretor of the Office of German Political Affairs in the State Department.
The niteting was originally
to the aircraft. at Rabat,
their
W
from 8
Britain
The Aga Khan and the Begum ` photographed on their arrival at London Airport from Geneva, The Begum had been riving evidence in the court case in France in connection with the stealing of her Jowel-Central Press Photo,
Kremlin May Pay
More Attention
To The Far East
Ski Mabammed Ben personal effects.
The two plones arrived in It was learned here that Ajaccio (Corsica) at 0.07 p.m. their trunks had already been (G.M.T.). packed in the course of the
Curfew has been ardered the throughout Morocco past 24 hours. They left airport bound for Corsica at
(Moroccan p.m.
time) ant 2.15 p.m. (Moroccan Time). dawn. The latest reports said
They
followed by a that complete were recond plane which carried the
everywhere.
In Marrakesh, the Pasha of Marrakesh, El Galoui, told a co-be respondent of the Agence France- Presse that the decision to remove the Sultan could but consolidate the mutual condence between Frenclumen and Moroccans in the interests of Morocco,
Sanders Arrives
In London
London, Aug. 20.
calm
prevailed
El Galoul said that today's events
historical lin
had an
portance, and that the political
hanks had been
cleared to a decision which cor responds to the will expressed to strikingly by the people and Mr Edgar Sanders, the British Notables of Morocco," planned to work out a reply to businessman recently released El Gatoui stated that he and The hit Soviet note of August tier serving more than three the tribal chieftains of Morocco 4. which valled for [our-
years in a Hungarian gool, was were glad to congratulate the Power
Foreign
Ministers con- welcomed at Croydon airport French Government on the wie ference.
by friends and relatives. An exchange of views
dom and understanding which it luta-
Smiling broadly, he waved had shown in peculiarly delicate tween London, Washington and
crowd. Paris had already taken place completits customs require direinstances"-France-Presse. about a possible response when
the
H-BOMB NEWS
WITH
CALM
Washington, Aug, 20.
United States Atomic Energy Commission officials today refused to say why they had kept secret for more than a week the information they received on August 12 of the Soviet explosion of a hydrogen bomb.
A few hours after the Soviet Government announcement was made public in the United States yesterday, the Chairman of the Commis- sion, Mr Lewis Strauss, announced in the middle of the night that he had information about the explosion on the day it was made.
Such Information usually United States' hydrogen bomb reaches the Commission through explosion. the United States long-range To be effective in production detection project, which uses planning a revision of the de- high-flying alrcraft to test the fence budget would probably, atr for radio-action particles require the 'reconvening of Con- outside Communist frontiers. gress as da emergency. It is not due to reconveno unul Officials today would not say
January 1954. whether the public would have been informed of the Soviet ex-
plodon by the United States if the Soviet Government had not announced it itself.
There is also the question of civil defence expenditure. Esul- mates of what was required for this purpose by former Pre- sident Truman have been sub- At the time the US. stantially cut both by the Inst
Congress nounced the first Soviet atomicgress,China Mall Special
and the present Con- explosion in September 1940
an-
President Truman said it was the policy of his Administration
AGREEMENT NEEDED
United New York, Aug. 20.`
Nations, Aug. 20. The Chairman of the Senate
Affairs Mr Adlai Stevenson, answering reporters' that such foreign atomic deve-
lopments should be made public Foreign
Committee, questions after returning from his six-months information came in.
Alexander Wiley, stated today world tour, thought Russia was going to pay more
On that occasion the British that the Soviet Union's posses-
of sion the hydrogen bomb Government, from its OWIL would attention to Asia in the future than in the past.
necessitate delection sources. Independently action to find some basis of agree- high-level "Perhaps the greatest area of contention will announced in the House of ment between the Sovet Union India," he added.
Commons that the Soviel ex-
and America upon the Interna- plosion had taken place.
of atomic energy control of Lional Reports
The Government this week also had
that
British
and disarmament.
Senator Wiley, an American Information of the
Soviet delegate to the United Nations, bydrogen bomb August 12
explosion of cis
declared in a statement the suggest that
Issued to the press that it "the British Government decided
present time America shuuld to wait on United States' re-
continue to
help
the free world action to the news.
build up its defences to be ready for any eventuality.
Here is a summary of the expected that the free nations other questions and answers,
in class
ten-
would be inore coln, more sure, On the Soviet hydrogen bomb | more determined and united. explosion: "I hope it will not. But that is not the case," he create an atmosphere of greater added. There were many alarm and greater tension, for sions,
mentioning specifically Kashmir, Suez, the Arab unrest, that is what Russia wants."
Kashmir: He was "shocked" | Tricate and Indo-China.
Mr Stevenson, noting that he to rend the "false statements"
EISENHOWER SILENT nitributed to him in the Indian had refrained frown criticising the
The United Nations Disarma- press.
Eisenhower Adeninistration while
Me Strauss is believed to have ment Commission will-feet I should be obvious 1 can't abroad, said that he had found, discussed his Information on next Thursday for the Arst time speak for the Administration." generally, the following attitudes the Soviet hydrogen explosion since last October to consider United States: "Criticism comes foreign polley.
Racial discrimination in the toward the United States and its with President Eisenhower yes- the report which it must submit But no announcement at the General Assembly begin- terday. with very bad grace from some "Faith in co-operation is being
Mr. Eisenhower ning on September 15.-Franco-
Pressc mention Indin, and replaced by belief in unilateral was made by countries.
SENATOR'S BELIEF Washington today received the I am her great and good friend. action readiness to go it alone. after the meeting.
"It is hard for them to recon- But you only have to go to
Washington, Aug. 20. some of these countries to ecocile our view of the danger (of news with calm and in relative discrimination REACTION IN U.N.
Republican Senator Charles and war) with a cut in our deferico silence. Kremlin delivered its see-ens, Mr Sanders, his wife and
religion to realise
lise the
build-up.
This could be deceptive be- Potter, of Michigan, declared United me "surprise" note on August tree daughters left the airport.
United Nations, Aug. 20.
"There is an impression that cause virtually all those who
In a statement released today States has no monopoly."
atomic' -"sples 18 dealing speciflently with the They plan to stay in London
until loving for a holiday at The Syrian delegate told the McCarthyism: The matter had aid and no trade.
trade not ald is becoming no might comment upon the nation that American
Soviet German problem.
Politicat Committee of
ince might have helped the the been magnified out of propor-
al and international significance The contents of both Soviet Frinton-on-Sea, Essex,
Sanders declined to hold United Nations General Asuem- tion abroad and "I shall have invasions of executive respon-were out of town.
"Book burning, purges and of the hydrogen bomb explosion Union to perfect the hydrogen notes will be covered In the
conference. At first, ho, bly that
Mr Elsen bomb, the Asian-African more to say about it." Bree-Power reply.Reuter.
Press
sibility have obscured
thehower
of Senator Potter's statement was and the Secretary of read today by Senator Joseph Dnswered reporters questions group of delegations wished to
bright image of America, and simply by saying that he was make known its anxiety in view
Mr John Foster Dulles, McCarthy to the Senate Sub- when we leave the impression were on holiday, roing to Lake a holiday. How-of the latest events in Morocco.
and members Committee now studying the case he left the
He thought the He said that the group would
that we are scared, and freedom spread of ever, just before
Congresssional Joint of speech and freedom of Atomic Energy Committee were ment printing office accused of Communism had been arrested.
employee of the Govern asited whether forward a written statement en airport, he WAS
pression are on the defensive in scattered across the continent in being a Communist and of having be repudlated his confession be
Concerning recent changes in the United States, we put the the subject to the members of Omaha, Nebraska, Aug. 20.
the Soviet Union, Mr Stevenson forea Hungarian court. He the General Assembly.
their
constituencies.
Recess to secret documents. The Headquarters jan
01
United States on the defensive,” The French delegate indiented said: "Since Stalin's death it ap-outer. the replied: "I don't repudiate it.
The impact of the announce- Senator Poiter is absent from Strategie Air Force anned but you try and be interrogated that he would protest against Fears that Russia hag
changed
ment was cushioned by the fact Washington at the moment. His... Area vice-presid ots elected today that F-B4 Thunderjets to-
for 34 hours without stop." the statement of the Syrian its tactics and begun a cautious
that the Soviet Primier, Georgi statement went on to say that the longest Stofberg (South night completed the Mrs
When asked whether he was delegate but the committee's retreat. But there is as yet no
Malenkov, had announced 12 present spy, trials might prove Africa) Lady de Sousa (Ceylon) non-stop fight ever made by jet in possession of his faculties grazil, salt that he would rette term objective of world domina- chairman Carlos Muniz, of certain evidence that the long-
days ago that the Soviet Governs to have even wider ramifications Suminers (Canada)
fighter plunes. Hugh
during the trial, he replied “I
ment had the secret of the than the Alger Hiss affair. His sure was"-France-Presse. Eight planes flew from Itiseng (Norway) Mrs E
the matter himself.
hydrogen bomb. Kleyne (Netherlands) Mrs M. E. base in Albany, Georgia, to Nouinsseur, ist Morocco, a clin. Payne (Australia) and Mrs G.
United Apperson
about Suites) -- lance of
1,500 miles,- China Mait Special,
France-Presse.
The
women
Toronto, Aug. 20.
Country Associated
of the World, whica la 6,000,000 members, elected three vice-presidents-al-large al its conference today.
They ar: Lady Coomaraswamy Mrs Dahlerup Peter- (Ceylon), sta (Denmark) and Birs MacDonald (United States).
Mrs
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They Went The Hard Way
EVENTS IN RUSSIA
He ruledtion has changed." the Syrian delegate's initiative The recovery of Europe from out of order, as the issue was
the war had been
"phenomenal" not on the commitice's ogenda. He noted that Communist-led The committee then adjourned insurrections in the Philippines. und Friday morning.-France- | Indonesia and Burma, had been Presse.
crushed. Terrorists in Malaya South losing ground Korca had been liberated "by an historie combing resolved to punish aggression and preserve the peace.
WASHINGTON SILENT
Washington, Aug. 20. Vienna, Aug. 20. State Department experts were A copy of the Prague news-paying close attention to paper "Svobodne Slovo," re-developments in the Moroccan celved here today. complained situation. Up to the present of the conditions under which however, the State Department the.
Czechoslovakian sports pokesman has declined to make team had had to travel to the any comm
comment on the Sultan's recent Youth Festival in removal,
The State Department spoke Bucharest
The 80-man team had to man told reporters camer travel between for
They
wero
aro
Petter's Career
At An End
notabi, in the Iron Curtala capture him.
"In short,
for
the success
NO RELAXING
The police
A
A gas
of the
of an
The impact of the Malenkoy was accused of furnishing sccret documents to Communist, agonis; announcement had itself been-France-Presse. dushioned by the fact that Gov- ernment leaders declared they had no evidence of a recent atomic explosion in the Soviet Union**
In fact, on August 12, the day on which the Soviet scientists actually exploded the hydrogen bob, Mr Dulles, in a press con« ference, exprected scepticism"
MAPER'S DEMAND
stay
New Wheat Agreement
Not Success
Oslo, Aug. 20. After a summer of freedom, swinging in the trees over the "The spread of Communism strects of Oslo, Petter the about Premier Malenkov's claim. has been arrested," he declared monkey is dead. He escaped
Signs of strain and dellanco from a circus in May, and for
evident and cracks aro three months defled all efforts The confirmation of Malen
London, Aug, 20. of police and firemen to rekov's claim made by the Atomic Business under the new Inter- in East Germany.
Energy Commission today will national Wheat Agreement, of He found sanctuary for we have been time behind the winning the cold war step by old Akershus
tus of the strengthen the charges of the which Britain is not a member, fortress, where Opposition in Congress that the remains extremely slow. the two to'vns { news that for the time being help, which is the best tribute to pollco jurisdiction did not ex-been cul by about US$5,000,- endet August 14 were only 65.000 defence budget should not have 'Sales notified during the week of our post-war fend, But most of the time he 72 hours in third
class was only in posession of reports policies of assistance and rests-lved dangerously, in the open,
000,000,
metric tons. In the'correndond» compartments, on hard wooden from the news agencies.
tance and to the power of free avoiding the drugged bread put tinl newspaper, the Washington 428,000, creluding an or The independent and influening wock year ago they wore benches, the paper sald, and The spokesman declared, in
out by veterinary officials and had gone without food for 12 reply to journalists who asked people working together. hours.
whether the latest developments
the stones thrown by little boys. Star, demanded today: "We can 300,000 including Behin
to. August Cumulativo sales up and we must spend whatever exploded were unable even to Rabat would affect in any
14 are only 594,000 tons, where way
the American milkary buy food as they had no money.
"In consequence the danger bomb in one attempt to capture is required to enable us to
4.9 a year ogo they were the only casualty alive,"
Britain The newspaper
1,885,000 excluding did not say establishments and air bases in of a world war has diminished at Petter, but
OF: It declared that the Soviet whether Emile Zalopek of Morocco, that he would ask the least for the present. But this is was a policeman, who fainted
from the fumes.
hydrogen bomb explosion should 2,303,000 including, Britala, Olymple fame, who was leading State Depa:iment experts i no time to relax or lower our
The only
business Finally, at the request of
appreciable end the debate over how much the team, travelled under the there was any reuson to be con-guard."
n the latest week was 21,000 of the United States could afford conditions. -France-cerned about the matter. --- My Stevenson Prpsse.
France-Presse.
view of this success it might be animals, Fetter was shot dead for defence or how the national United Slates wheat to
With
a bullet from rifle,
could stand increased Egypt, 19,000 tons to Japan antl
10.000 tons of Canadian hea This action was bitterly cri- expenditure.
the Netherlands. ticised in the Press.
The society
to the It said that the thought be
The only appreciable buyers reforted that "sensational news-hind the defence budget cut was to far this season are South papers made Pelter's escapade a a "that we could take the cal Africa with 152,000 tons, Japan front-page story. His every move-culated risk of another defice 107,000, Belgium 70,000, Nether- ment had to be reported so that programme stretch-out, a
fur lands 72,000, Coylon 42,000, Washington, Aug. 20. at a fast pace due to the drop
closure of the largest he was not left in peace a single ther postponement of the day Switzerland 20,000, Now Zoo- Government will close down its in demand.
United States synthetic rubber moment. It was sheer cruelty." when we could achieve a mealand 27,000, Egypt 21,000 and largest synthetic rubber plant on The Budget Burenu ordered plant is only the beginning of
Norway's
leading business sure of artned power which would Portugal 20,000—Router. September 10 for an Indefinite | the RFC to make sure that its cutbacks in synthetic rubber
newspaper, Norges Handels-or reasonably ensure our national period.
inventory stocks are not higher production, it
All is thought by Sjofartstidende," printed an "Insecurity.
.of u should than 85,000 tons by next Jund | people in touch with
understand now that when we produc- Memoriam" notico, Officials of the Neconstruction 30.
tion and sales of tyres” which "Petter died leaving no pro- talk of calculated risk we are Finance Corporation, whlen
consumers of perty," it said. "All ho possessed tallding about the risic of virtual i operates the Federal rubber pro- By the end of 1953 RFC rub are the biggest
stocks are expected to be synthetic.
was the urge to
live."--China annihilation." gramme, explained that the move close to 185,000 tons, if not more.
Mail Special boing made was due to the drop
With these facts in mind he The main reason advanced for in demand for syntheile.
to start trimi- | the closure and prospects of cut- They blamed seasonal factors agency decided
same
said that
in society for the protection
Synthetic Rubber Plant To Be Closed
The
which
BATTLE
п
ccor.omy
Kenyatta Case Appeal Ends
NO INDICATION
Nairobi, Aug. 20, The hearing ended today of There has been no indication the Crown's appeal against the
for part of the slackening and ming its inventory pile now, in- bucks is that tyre Inventories in BOW-AND-ARROW from Mr Eisenhower whether he quashing of convictions on Jómo
stead of waiting several months.manufacturers hands have been
will revise the defence budget in Kenyatta and five other African noted that the plant was shut Production of GRS is expect climbing. At the end of June
the light of the hydrogen bomb leaders on charges of managing down for a short period last year.d to total no more than 122,500 more than 18,090,000 tyres were
developments in the The plant is situated at and
Soviet the Mau Mau secret terror New Delhi, Aug. 20.
Union.
society. Instituto in West Virginia and long tons in the current quarter, held by manufacturers,
Somo contend, this is not sales in 40 per cent more than the Two groups of villagers in
East Africa's Court of Appeal operated for RFC by F. Good compared with estimated rich Chemical Company on a free of 130,000 tons. Fourth quartor same date last year.
Dadupur, Bombay State, fought necessary because the Uniter Judgés retired to write their also basis. Goodrich
operates sales are estimated at 138,000
a bow and arrow battle to cutite States strategists have all along judgment which, they announced, another RFC synthetic rubbertons.
a dispute over land.
assumed that the Soviet Gove they hoped to give by Saturday, These figures are a far
Two were fed and one ernment would eventually pretenced to seven years hard plant at Port Necher.
six Africany were sen seriously Injured Polleo had duce a hydrogen bomb.
A further reason is the decline cry of the natural rubber price be- An agency spokesman sald from the 175,000 tods sold in low 23 cents per lb plus one cent the clock down order went out the first quarter and a slightly for freight, which already bad to be 'rushed from the nearest But the Soviet Government Inbour last April and last month inst Friday. It was understood heavier tonnage consumed" in the qffect of increasing slightly big village, 25 miles away, to has produce the bomb sooner the Supreme Court quashed the
quarter the Government folt it the second
this the quantity mixed with synthe- queil - the Oght-China Mall than, was expected in Wahlag convictions and sentences and
Spesial
ton, although later than the first | ordered a rotrial. Reuter inventory position was gaining year.
that
of
| Ue during Julx,—Reuter.
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