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CHANCES FOR EUROPEAN ARMY EAT WORLD Prospects Of Formation Believed To Have Shown Improvement Position Better West Germany Has Provided New Tactics In
In Nyasaland
Nairobi, Sept. 27, Ideutenant-Genem) Sir Alexan- der Cameron, East Africa Deputy Commander-in-Chief, said today that the situation in Nyasaland was very much sproved
But
he warned that the "dircase", which had caused the recent disturbances in the terri- tory, was "atili there.”—Router.
Most Important Impetus
London, Sept. 27.
The Observer today maintained that the most important impetus towards the formation of a European Army has come from Germany,
Russia Replaces Britain In
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Helsinki, Sept. 27.
The Soviet Union has become Finland's prin cipal trading partner, ousting Great Britain, and leaving the runners-up, Western Germany, the United States and France, well behind.
But although the Finns are thus tying their economy tighter to Soviet Russia's, they are not sending her war materials. Nor are they moving to the left in their politics. On the contrary, their present Cabinet is the most right wing Government in northern Europe.
The latest preliminary official statinder show that Findami sold tho Soviet Union 14,399,000,000 monks' worth of goods and bought Ircm he 11,008,300,000 marks worth in the first six months of this year.
The corresponding figures for the same period last year were: 11,377,800,000 marks wordt and 9,327,100,000 marier worth,
Rye 100,000 tone:
Sugar 95,000 tons; Fodder cakes 40 000 tons;
This independent newspaper urged Britain to associate herself closely with the European Army. Commenting on Austria's role in the world situa- tion, the Observer editorial submitted that Austria could be a bridgehead from which to reach other would-be neutral powers in Eastern Europe.
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Such
development is of the! utmost value in helping to case the world situation, the editorial belleved,
War Games
London, Sept. 27, Worships aud aircraft massive engaged in the NATO Exercise "Mariner" continued cut-and-thruvi opérations In the English Eastern Channel and Atjaullo throughout, last night.
Bad weather hampered but today's communique reported that new forms of stinck were employed by Uranzo (enemy) forces in battles being fought to maintain marliime communications
in Western Europe.
The North
Atlantic Treaty Organisation air-sex test, involving forces of nine nations, in the largest exercise of its kind staged. It is now in. Its 12th day. -Neutor!
"Meanwhile, and In parallel with this whole progress, the tmall but well-placed Austrian Itepublic shows Itself anxious: "The chances that a European to emphasise its neutral status. Army might be formed out of "As a bridgehead from which
to the troops of Western Europe reach other would-be neutral-
| sa
this have improved in recent days.
In Eastern Europe, "At tho Famo time, Mr development is of the utmost Selwyn Lloyd's (the British value for progress towards a Minister of State) speech at the more relaxed and safer world
"In working in United Nations has shown that situation.
initiative
a settlement with cumstances, Russia had not been abandoned, rearming of Germany will cer The European Defence Com-tainly go forward, and it is in the muilty is not regarded as an interests of Britain and Western alternative policy to that of Europe that this should take alter
bounds of a seeking negotiations
BeCCESO place on Army. but as
London, Sept. 27. is also most desirable, IL preparations for a long period
Royal mementoes of 900 of what might be called 'coduring this particularly delicate existence by negotiation with period of power diplomacy, that years ago may be recovered the Soviet Union," the Observer stain should be sumelently from a field at Old Windsor,
our
towards
sinted
part of the
with Russia,
these nebulous cir- for Dome plans
within the
associated
with
the
Seeking Site Of Palace
closely The scheme for a European European Army to influence the Archaeologists are excavat
the hope of Defence Community has boen policies of what may become, ining there in dormant for some time. Poilu- effect, a new and major factor in finding the site of the cal difculties in France and politics," the Observer concluded.
Palace of Edward the Con- Italy scems to make ratification-Reuter.
fessor, of the treaties most unlikely...
Petrol for motorcars 24500 tons;
Fuel oll 130,000 tora; Diesel oll
150,000 tons, and Ferulisers, 105,000 tons.
FRENCH ATTITUDE Of Finland's deliveries to the Soviet Union
this
"At Strasbourg in the year, about
after Mr Nutting, 45 per cent are products of the week, metal working, engineering and Under-Secretary for Foreign shipbuilding inifustries.
indicated Affairs, had Britain would give full support short of participation to the
00 EKITS
past the
that
As Finland's total exports were 54,725,300,000 marks worth and ter total imports 60,040,700,000 marks' worth in the same period, the Soviet Union took, in very These include 09 vessels of EDC, M. Gur Mollet said that round figures, one quarter of her various types in a total value the French Socialist Party was totalt foreign trade.
of 0,700,000,000 marks, machin-prepared under certain condi- Great Britain, who until thisery for the wood-working in- ilons to vote with the Govern
principal
dustries to a total value of
ment coalition parties to en-
gear.
year was
Finland's
of
trading partner, is now in 1,300,000,000 marks plus Iliung sure a Parliamentary, majority foreign trade.
the first six months of this In
Finland nold Great Britain year, 11,700,100,000 marks worth of goods and bought from her 0,435,500,000 marks' worth.
The corresponding figures for WCTC: 20,018,100,000 inst year marks' worth and 10,887,200,000 marks worth.
FIVE-YEAR PACT To Western Germany, third in the scale, Finland sold 3,728,500,- 000 marks worth and bought from her 6,502,800,000 marks' worth in the first six months of this year, compared with 6,440, 000,000 and 12,327,000,000 marks respectively in the same period
last year.
The corresponding figures for the United States were 5.000,-
700,000 marks and 3,410,800,000 marks this year and 3,084,700,000 marks and 9,093,200,000 marks last year.
For France, the corresponding figures were 2,117,600,000 marks and 4,042,500,000 marks this year and 5,278,400,000 marks and marks for inst 7,753,800,000
sawn
the German
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shelt
Volunteers are digging trial trenches in the field and, 12
remains Saxon
orc disclosed, will begin a close study of the site.
The only clue is that the site called Kingsbury, but that has been enough
to excite the at-
tention of local historians.
For though the Royal Borough of Windsor, more properly known as New Windsor, is itself old, there is known to
070
years have been an even older Royal home at Old Windsor, which iles on the north bank of the Thames between Datchet and Staines,
Pottery which chanced, to be
equipment, pumps and fillers, copper and for EDC in Paris.
The most important impetus
Canberra, Sept. 27. has come not from Britain or cables and various alloys.
Mr John McEwen, Minister About 42 per cent of Finland's France, but from Germany. total deliverles
of Commerce and Agriculture, found in this out-of-the-way comprise pro-
In essence. the European ducts of her wood industries
sold today that the new Peari spot, tarely visited by the, day metres Defence Community is a method Fisheries Act which proclaims tripper to the Wistrict, put the Including 850,000 cuble of pre-fabriented houses, 80,000 of integrating Germany with Australian sovereignty over the letarians on the scent.
that standards
the Western umber,
Powers.
Then they the Australian of
recalled continentul
centuries-old documents
sald 30,000 cubic metres of box- Observer argued.
effective would become boards; 400,000 cubic metres of
"One effect of Dr
that great council of the lond Konrad October 12.
the used to be held there. pulp wood. 16.000 tons of cel-
victory is Adenauer's electoral
Among other provisions lulose, 12,000 tons of mechant- that
Federal
extends
Australian cul pulp, plus paper, cardboard Republic, now fully capable of jurisdiction midway across the roofing felt
and rayon staple forming its own foreign policy, Aratura Sea, where the con logical Society, said: fibre.
with its unental
to "We know that Edward the
Confessor had 群 Alliance, without
favourite Odd
Items in Finland's de- Western
Australia and the lelands of
but abandoning liveries include 6,000 tons of either
its hopes Dutch New
where residence at Old Windsor, Guinea ethyl
been. dis that
sile has never alcohol. 170,000 cubic
may unity
bo Netherlands
adjoins its territory metres of firewood and 35,000 achieved by agreement with
Papua.
covered." swing machines,
If Royal relics are not found, Russia, delaying awalling
Land boundaries betweeni While stating the importance their fulfilment.
the two territories extend north there may be traces of the old In Finnish i these exchanges, of
hamlet of Windsor, which, "Dr Adenauer has already and south into the sea.
was the second industrialists are eager to stress made it clear that he believes
in Berkshire..
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that they wish to extend ther that Western Germany, as part of the proclamation of the Act largest town Mr McEwen said the intention Saxon times, trade with the West, too. Their of EDC, would be in a sait
was to make Japanese pearling London Express Service. salesmen and their Govern-
position to enter on negotiations deels operate for the remainde ment's trade delegations arc
with Russia designed specifically of the season in one area—to the continually striving for
new to give the Soviet Union sulis cortheast of the Northern Terri- deals with the Western world.
factory guarantees of security.
tory which is excluded from the THE OBSTACLES
CHURCHILL GOAL
proclemnation. "What 19 happening is that Threo big obstacles are:
The Japanese are now operat- Tariir walls and currency Wostern Europe is beginning to year.
restrictions which often
pre-follow the expressly dual polleying near this area, United Press. Finland's trade with the Soviet
international vent
deal Judvocated by Sit
Winston Union Is regulated by a
five-
which both buyer and seller Churchill in his speech of May year year agreement concluded in would like to make;
11. Moscow in 1030 under the
Finland's high
"There is prices which
a continued effort auspices of Mr Urho Kekkonen,
are causing her to lose ground to strengthen our joint defence; the Agarian Prime Minister, in some of her traditional and, at the zame time, new The principle laid down during | Western markets, notably efforts are being made to reach the negotiatiora was that
the Great Britain; und
the conference table with Soviet Soviet Union would fill all, or The Finns own geographical |Russia,
text
an
of Finland's noods of Im-position.
grains, cattle fodder, Finland, fortilisers and certain raw democracy In the Western sense
although "a free
TV
Attacked
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of the word, is Russia's neigh- The supplementary agree-bour and traditionally the two ments signed thereafter to fix countries
have had
a lively the amounts of each year's goods trade over their
comunon exchanges have confirmed this frontier. Before the revolution, principle.
for example, Russla was sup This year, for example, the plying Finland with 41 275,000 tons of wheat which the cent of her total imports. Sipvict
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 27. Television was attacked as a
Red Paper's Admonition
Moscow, Sept. 27.
Aho Russian Communist Party newspaper Pravda Soday called for the eradication of the "cult of personality” from party pro- postarda.
"one-eyed monster" that "so far, Pravda said there had been per had only crucifled. good taste, confusion over the point that the culture and the sanctity of the communist Rare history should Union is sending to Moreover, of all the Western American home" at the Method not be built around "separate Finland exceed her needs and nations, the Finns are, perhaps, 1st National Layman's Spiritual persons and their biographics."-- she is re-exporting some of it. the best equipped at present Life Retreat here last night. Other Soviet deliverles this for trade with the Soviet Union. The Rev. Howard W. Ells, year include:
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