1953-09-15 — Page 37

Plebiscite In Trieste Bullfighter in BRITISH REQUEST TO GATT

Is Formally Proposed Danger Of By Italians

A Neutral Germany

"Probably Cause Of Third World War"

Strasbourg, Sept. 15. The 15-ntion Council of Europe Assembly, opening here today, will debaté a res port which asserts that the neutralisation of Germany would probably third work war.

The report-an

cause

appreciatin

of East-West relations since the

Rome, Sept. 14.

Italy has formally proposed to Yugoslavia as well as Britain, the United States and France that the Trieste problem be settled by a plebiscite, it was learned tonight.

The proposal was made in a note delivered last night to the Yugoslav Legation in Rome and to the British, American and French Embassies.

The note repeated the main points made_yester- day in a speech by the Italian Premier and Foreign Minister, Signor Giuseppe Pella:

3. *That the 350,000 in- that no Italian Government halálants of the Adriatle coastal territory of Tricate be asked to vote on whether they want to Join Italy or Yugoslavia..

2. That a mesting be held as possible in a neutral

roon

death of Stalin was drawn place between representatives of by M Paul Iterul Spaak, the

Italy. Yugoslavia, Britain, the Belgian Socialist leader, at the United States and France to request of the 130-xiron

decide the detalla of the Assembly.

plebiselte.

M.

Spank

maintained thot lolul neutralisetion watili n evitably drive Germany tile th Communist

inet Hably destroy the world balance of power and probably cause A third world war.

llis survey mostly

could count on the people's con- sent to a pro-allied policy on Trieste "if the Atlantic Pact, which we have signed and in whose ends we continue to be- lieve, fails to support us."

"What-

Messaggero added: ever may happen. Trieste will not become a second Danzig."

All Itállan newspapers-with the exception of the Communist Signor Pelin said one condi-press-supported Simor Pella's tion of his offer was that neither proposal

plebiscite. Italt: a nur Yugoslav troops Reuter,

should be present in the terri- fory during the plebiscite,

(Yugoslav troops have bc- concerns | cupled une zone of the territory

for

(

FRANCE APPROVES

Paris, Sept. 14, French diplomatic quarters

the German problem and | for the past eight years. Anglo- | sald today that the proposal of amounts to a coniplete endorse | American troops occupy the the Italian Premier, Signor ment of Western polley. On other zone.) the Assembly-the Council of Europe's "lower house"-will base its rat-ever major foreign affairs debate.

M. Spark's report also con- tains a recommendation Lor a security pact

Russia, between the United States, Britain and the projected European com- munity.

'NEUTRAL ZONE IL suggests

demilitarised zone on either side of the "Iron Curtain".

M. Spank 12 veteran enin- paigner for European unity and Assembly President of the six- nation canl-steel community, sald that

Assessment Soviet interfluum must in gone

1131

It prets be cuesswork.

Kremlin.. lozim

pilcy szemed domino.d by the

"NOT A DANZIG”

Meanwhile, Italim newspapers representing all but extrano feftwing parties insisted tonight that the Trieste problem cannot be allowed to drag on unsolved.

The pro-Government Italian newspaper,

Messaggero,

sald

APPEAL TO

KREMLIN

Greek

Athens, Sept. 14. Detence Minister of Panajot Kanellopoulos today Tas

Giuseppe Pello, to hold n plebiscite in Trieste was "an honourable idea" which would by favourably received international opinion.

be

But Marshul Tito's attitude semed likely to make it diff- cult to accomplish, they said.

The five-power

conference

Trieste also seemed difficult

Tough Spot

Bullfighting is still probably one of the most dangerous of sports—and hardly a meeting This picture shows up- goes by in Spain without somebody being injured-often seriously, prentice bullfighter Manuel Cuscales defending himself with his feet as he lies on the ground--- having been tossed by the ball during a recent meeting in Madrid. A companion comes to hfa rescue.—Express Fhoto.

Truman Regards Estate Workers Adlai Stevenson

As

Party Head

Chicago, Sept. 14.

The Democratic Party conference today killed

a proposal for a mid-term party convention in 1954 two years before the United States holds its

to achieve, but France would next presidential elections.

reserve her atitude on this matter until she had consulted Britain and the United States,

Router.

Pella's

thought

The proposal had been bitterly opposed by most of the Southern Democrats.

38 a

A mid-term

Diplomalle quarters

Its reversal was interpreted; be for the party. Signor

was widely speoch

would be sure to move by party convention strikingly moderate in lone leaders to avald North-South produco that friction," ho

dissension within the ranks over i added. such issues as States' rights and civil rights which in the past Įhave caused open breaks in the

INDIA'S NEED party.

idea of the inevitable decay oflled upon the Soviet Union to Bie Western World. slackening of Tension in recent change its attitude toward the months probably represented eritient questions of the world in merely a change of tacties by order that Greece "and the great Rusin.

allies may change theirs,

Speaking at the "A

opening of construction work on a bridge day. in Oreallas

Greek-Turkey on the

sald

thus

four-power conference seems essential.

"As long as the West

To-

mains in the dark about the in-pculos

was

to

London, Sept. 14. The overwhelming need in India is higher productivity, the London Times declared to

"Unless this can be achieved,

Mr

STEVENSON'S ROLE

The committee action was taken as party; members worked The move came in an an in a series of discussion panels nouncement from Mr Sam with Mr Adial Stevenson, the: Rayburn, of Texas, minority party's last presidential candi- leader in the House of Repre date, moving from one meeting centatives, stating that a con- to another. ference committee had unanim- ously

а approved

resolution

Stevenson quipped at a

meeting have will be impossible to ensure opposing the proposal for a 1954 breakfast

of State convention. tentions of the Soviet Union, itfriends such as Turkey and was recent living standards for a

chairmen that he might not be will will be paralyseri," M. Spank disposed to accept all friendly population of more than 356,- The resolution also advocated a good politician but he was wald.-Reuter,

manifestations from no matter 000,000, which is increasing by a continued regional con-an obedient one. He WDS what other countries on con- something like four million ference before next year's Con- demonstrating his obedience by dition that these manifestations every year,” the newspaper|gressional elections.

eating breakfast with three were sincere.

Senator John McClellan,

of different groups and appearing will not repulse any

of luncheons, ho Laminabic gesture, But we are

"This is the justification given Arkansas, regarded, the decision at a series

85 a victory for the party, how sald... a for the increasing measurë not

walk into disposed to the

trap," he said. Neither would State control in Indian industry ever, rather than a victory for Brazilian town during the hear Greece reduce her defence and agriculture; it is also the its Southern members, Irig of

caused a effort, and A case

test by which that State control M. Kanellopoulos panic.

ac-will be judged."-Reuter. When order wna restored the companied in the ceremony by defendunt

had

disappeared.Turkish frontler officials.-Reu- China Mail Special.

Panic In Court

Espirito Santo, Sept. 14. A swarm of hornets invaded

Court in

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warned.

of

The

Mr former President. Harry Truman, pronounced Mr "The less unnecessary

Stevenson "the leading Demo- flon we have, the better it willerat of the United States" when

fric

New Czech Line-Up

Parallels The Events In Moscow

London, Sept. 14.

Antonin Novotny, 49, today emerged as Czechoslovakia's No. 1 "Party Man" the Czech equivalent of Russia's Party leader, Nikita S. Khrushchev.

The official Czechoslovak

От

CLEAR DISTINCTION

he spent 20 minutes talking to the Mayor of Chicago, Mr Marlin H. Kennelly, in the mayoral office, which was filed with reporters.

"The Democrats were never

closer than they are now. M

Adial Stevenson is the leading Democrat of the United States and I recognise him as the head of the party," he said.

1956 NOMINATION

Mr Stevenson has never given reporters a clear-ent answer to considered himself the party their questions about whether leader.

In Indonesia To Stage Walk-Ont?

Djakarla, Sept. 14.

Seven hundred thousand estate workers in Indonesia may go on strike on Tues- day morning.

The Prime Minister, Dr AR Sastroamidjojo, 10- night received a delegation of the estate workers' union "Sarsbuprl" appeal- ing to them to reconsider their strike decision, ac- cording to a Government spokesman.

A

The delegation had pro. mined to take the matter in study again, he added.

The

spokesman for the delegation, however, denied the Union would revoka said the the order. Ho action was not

directed Government

against the

but against employers,

The Union

demands higher wages for calate workers than were granted to them by A recent de- elsian of the Governmental arbitration commission for labour disputes. — China Mall Special.

Religion Essential

To True Progress

Turin, Sept. 13.

Wants Increase In

Tariffs On Non-Empire Goods

Geneva, Sept. 14.

A request by Britain for permission to raise tariffe on a range of imports from non-Common- wealth countries, and the question of Japan's accès- sion to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), will be the main items of the agenda at the GATT's eighth meeting which starts here on Thursday.

A spokesman said the purpose of Britain's re- quest is to give added protection to certain sections of her domestic industry and agriculture and not necessarily to increase the preferential advantages enjoyed by Commonwealth goods over foreign goods in the British market.

It

Les also

on

understood that membership of Japan in GATT," Britain will give the other 32 he added. GATT mamber countries assurance that she has no inten- While ruising no objection, the tion of embarking on a com-spokesman, however, made i prehensive or widespread up clear that his organization won ward revision

recommending protective not

Japan's tariffs.

In

10

entry.

He said that United States connection with Japan's accession the meeting will con- participation in the world trade sider N proposal from the body was illegal as it had never

Government Japanese

that been specifically approved by Japan be granted a provisional Congress and therefore "we find associate membership in GATT no ferltimate ground for recom-

relations with other GATT country, whether it be Japan or members would be regulated by Argentina, into GATT."

provisions pending Mr

under which her commercial mending the entry of any other

the GATT

to Strekben objected the arrangement of tariff nego-proposals for extending existing tiations.

tariff concessions for a year or 19 months beyond next

for

formal

bo no

Application accession cannot be proceeded January. with awing to the complete

He said there should Istagnation of any coherent compostponement of the right of mercial policy in the United unilateral withdrawals of in-

{dividual

States,

concessions

which

The U.S. is Japan's largest would be precluded under the trading partner and until the extension proposal. U.S. Commission on Foreig

Representatives of the Economic Polky-recently Bet tungsten-bearing orce and garlic up by President Eisenhower and onion powder industries has completed its survey by next also appeared in opposition to tarif negotiations on extension of the tariff con- Spring, no can be undertalcon.

¡cessions.—Reuter.

An

AT VARIANCE

indicated ofcial sourES that there were differing views among Commonwealth nations the question of Japan's admission to GATT but he do clined to discurs detalls.

on

Representatives of nine Com- monwealth countries held three- day

discussions preliminary here last week on various prob- lems they will face at the next scssion of CATT.

They were understood to have examined the agenda and bad a

Talks. In Loudon On Rhodesia

London, Sept. 14. Representatives of North- ern Rhodesia's African and

detailed exchange of views on European population, who the altitudes of their respective | are here to discuss the countries.

drawing up of a new con- The London.

were stitution for the British African Pro- attended by sarlor offelals tram Central. the Board of Trade and Com- tectornte, had a two-hour monwealth High Commissions meeting today. here.

talks.

Mr Peter Thorneycroft, Presi- dent of the Board of Trade, now on a Mediterranean hoilday, No true progress or civil-will lead the British delegation isation is possible where to the Geneva session. religion is banned or the Church muzzled, Pope Pius XII said today.

Another important item. O

the agenda will be the report

of a GATT sub-committee on a French plan for the progres sive lowering of tariffs,

Mr

Oliver Lyttelton presided. No

The Colonial Secretary, statement was issued after the meeting.

The two delegations-Europ- ean and African-have come to London to seed' more say in the

Government of the Colony than

Colonial Omce. Is at present allowed by the

In a radio address closing the Kallan National Eucharistic

Mr P. Soltota and Mr D. L. The French plan, arst pro- Vambs, the only two Congress in Turin, the Pope said pooed in 1951, calls for the members

African that social injustice and op- lowering of tarifs on a world-Council, who

of the Legislative pression would disappear if all wide basis in three stages of 10 meeting, are pressing for

attended today's men and natters were inspired per cent each year for three election by the spirit of the Eucharistie Sacrament.

yours--China Mäll Special.

P

to tho Legislative Council, of Africans equal in number to the European elected members..

the

of

"There can be no truo progress

NO OBJECTION complete in overy respect nor is civilisation of the soul possible

Washington, Sept. 14. They are biso asking for where religlon is banned the A protectionist trade organisa- similar representation Mr Truman, tavature Mr Stevenson for the Church reduced to silence or the tion today raised no objection to Executive Council on which no presidential nomination in 1930, religious treasures of the past, the proposed adminton of Japan African elts at present. But Gottwald died in Prague epea: 'Let's not talk about that pops spiritual and saintly good, and Trade (GATT),

theto temporary 'membe:ship of the dissipated in any way,"

Bir Roy Welensky, leader of male

General Ag cement on Tariffa the Europeans in the Protec- news agency Cetera reported only a few days after returning (until the Convention."

"No that the Central Committee of from Stalin's funeral.

torate, is making that the num→ the

of Czechoslovak

Questioned about the Korean and great action was ever per- Communist

bey elected European mem→ situation, Mr Truman, who rent formed by bellovers

Mr. O. R. Struckbein, Chair bers shall be increased, with a in Christ Party had elected him First:

United States troops to aid the unless they drew inspiration man of the nation-wide Com- rise also in the number tho Party. Secretary of

Zapolocky, then Premier and South Korean early in the fight- and strength from the Eucharist mitteo of Industry, Agriculture port

portfolios -hold by unofficial Saturday, Moscow Radio an- foundation member of them said: "I still believe my nounced that Khrushchev new Czech Communist Party, stepped decision on Korea was right, and life, the great ideals of

Polley, gave the organisation's peaco holds the title of First Store into Gottwald's choos Pre- the future will so show,"

and justiceedom

of equality, and views to a governmental com

sun" ||ing for a reduction in the num tury of the Soviet Communist sident. Siroky, 51, a Slovak and

genuine

ardently mico for reciprocity of infana ber of omcial members on the Party.

former Foreign Minister, be- His comment about leaving the cherished by

which man button by modern

opened two-day Executive and Legislative Coun- Comparatively little is known came Prime Minister.

White House without making a far from ensured in

hearings on the question today. ells, who are mostly from Bri- spite of His bid for another term here about Novotny, who first

was: immense efforts and sorrowful

organisation ber* been tain. At the same time Novotny Politicians as a rufe either got experiences would entered the top leadership

prominee my oddvocating high have far

Also attending today's moot- the Czechoslovak Communist was appointed to "direct the kickos out or carried out of office, more and more efficient allies if tariff protection for domosdo fa- ing wers Sir Gilbert Rennie, the

work" of the Tarty's Central and I didn't want other to hap the ranks of honeet men living dustry,

pen to me."--Reuter.

In the Sacrament of God with Committee,

On paper at least a clear distinction was made betwem

of

Party at the end of 1951 as member of the Party's Fracald lum and of the Party Secre- tariat.

His appointment then was the direction of Party and State

Top

in

made in a reorganisation of the affairs. This was also the c: TOWN COUNCIL'S

whera Prime lendership following the Minister Georgi Malenkov gave

Moscow, downfall of Rudolf Slansky; uo his post as Senior Secretary

Secretary-General of up

the Party's Central Co- the Czechcalovalc Communist of Party. (Slansky was executed mittee.

former

year.)

KITI

"In the domain of community si Labour on Import-Export | member peans are also ask¬··

us were bigger."--United Fress.

on

Governar; Mr J. B. Moffatt, the Tho Committee, representing norminated official member re- various

Government. depart presenting African interests; and elected menis, was taking testimony Mr G. B. Beckett, an from domestic busineme aitoceste unofficial member of the Legis-

lative Council. Japan' application for

The conference is expected to of GATT and pro- poenis to extend existing tarify last for 10 days or a fortnight. concelona berend the

expiring-Router. date of January, 1 not your. These questlocs 'wpuld-be con- GATT sidered at the next

Yugoslavia And mernbership

Satellites

CALL BY REDS

- Duesseldorf, Sept. 14,

The West German Communist

ULTIMATUM

Canberra, Sept. 1 Coma Council, about 70 miles has issued as a traitor in December last Announcements thus confirmouth of Canberra,

ultimatum. Khrushchey and Novolny as the "collect your

to

Belgrade, Sept. 14. old cars Dr Wo

The Yugoslav Government Farty

bosses, respectively, in toss them on the town dump." Novotny appears to be, a

will shortly seek permission for casion to be held in Genova on friend of the Czech President,

September 17, Russia and Czechoslovakia.

the appointment of a Minister Antonin Zapslocky,

Today's Prague announcement Prime

Dozens of. 1020 to 1930 vintage | to Budapest and an Ambassador Mr Strackbein sald Japan Уста

llated four others Minister

members cars, Siroky,

bought by Snowy to Sono, Tanjug the official already enjoyed all concessions Party Committee today called Zapotocky and Novotny now

the Secretariat of the Central Mountain workers, have been Yugoslav news agency, reported extended by the United States upon Industrial workers and Committee of the Party-Bruno abandoned in the Bla

"well-informed Cooma's strests today,

to other countries under the trade unions to launch in cam- lovakia.

Bendrth Kefer,

Poksa-Voda, after buyers found the

our circics, quoting***

German Vaclav Puzzck and Vratislav present Czech political

could not · Lake, the rough

although it was not a member treating with the

Allies recently, appointed full diploma of the world trade beds.

Workers were line-up parallels to some extent Krulina. Josef Tesla was elected mountain ronda.

tie representatives in Belgrade,

committea to form delegations developments in Moscow since a new member of the party

Cooma's Mayor, Councillor where since 1950, they Had bean

This followed, he said," from which would appeal to deputies Stalin's death. Previously Gott-presidium.

In Moscow, Khrushchev's niso M. G. Hook, said the cars, spart represented byan Bəs Charge the operation of the mast in the Bundestag (Lower House wald, a fervchi Communist, had hold in his hands the reins of has a secretariat of four men from being dangerous, make lie d'Affaires, following Yugoslavia favoured-nation clause. From of the West German Parliament) his direction---Chinatown look, untidy, China. Mail dispute with the Cominform this point of view there should to "form, an "all-German govern- party and state especially after under

Mali Special.makakuha kakkon "the" Stinely "oùrter","

Special.

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of

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