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Piccadilly Prophet

THE morning rush - hour

Twas over, and the traffic

stream in Piccadilly, which, ន mid-day approached,

would congeal again, was flowing as briskly as it does in a town-planner's dream.

The crowds that earlier had fled the pavements had dis- appeared now to their desics

office

and

and shop-counters, only those with tline on their hands were about.

was Piccadilly. between- flines, when the broad thorough- fare wcars look of almost

country Innocence and might, for half-an-hour or so, be the High Street

in some market

lown.

Sydrienly, from

the roadway,

came the screeching of brakes, the squeal of tyres, the thrill protest of electric horns.

THE

WILD MAN

HE sounds all focused on th

wild, unkempt gure of a bearded man, who capered abou the rondway belabouring the air mround him with an enormou club,

"Get out of it old fool,"

you erled the car drivers,

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edgingwin my bet from Mabel-I said you'd pay back our

round the wild man, wondering if he would bring his club down on their windscreens.

The wild man took his time and crossed the street harangu-i ing the world with words which; had they been intelligible may well have been

unprintable.

He reached the pavement in safety and began to brandish liks stick

at passers-by and treat

them tea to a niece of his mind. Then he addressed himself to a plate-glass shop-window.

PLEASE YOURSELF

E waved his stick angrily at In the ginss.

12 bi: Testerllon

and seced just about to emasli the image he raw when

Bummer visit within six waokai"

Whitehall Gives Priority To

The Far East

Britain is shifting her

Fourteen Nations Make New Move For Disarmament

New York, Nov. 6.

Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Britain's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, today led a 14-nation appeal to the world to intensify disarmament efforts.

He was giving notice of a resolution spon- sored by 14 countries submitted to the United Nations Political Committee, which also requested all members of the organisation to submit any proposal they had on disarmament to the Dis- armament Commission.

HARRY ODELL

presents

LISA CZOBLE

Immediately Mr Lloyd had finished his speech, M. VON SWAINE

Andrei Vyshinsky of Russia reiterated the Soviet view that the first step towards disarmament must be pro- hibition of the manufacture of atomic and hydrogen bombs and reduction by a third of the armed forces of the major powers,

Mr Lloyd, who opened the disarmament debate, said "We were really waiting for the conclusion of an armistice in Korea In the beller that that would help to crcale such a climate."

Though disarmament · had to be considered in the light ΟΙ international tension, progress in reaching agreement on disarm- ament would in itself contribute towards the reduction of tension. Since February, this year, tension had been Et mewhat reduced, there had been indien- tons of improvement in the International atmosphere and the feeling that another world war was imminen! had lessened,

GENERAL WISH

use

Mr Lloyd thought the general wish throughout the world was London, Nov. 6.

10 reduce conventional arm- forees and efforts for an easing aments and anned

eliminate altogether the of East-West tension from Europe to the Forand

power to 120- alomic, East where, she believes, prospects for

and more bacterial, chemical

all other weapons of nings indis- prove slightly more criminate destruction, may

On prohibition of atomic and promising, informed sources said today.

hydrogen weapons unsupported by means of

any

of enforcement.

Mr Lloyd said: "If we were to make such declaration, I

#

do not believe that in the prevent eir- cumstances

Union the Soviet that once a Korea would put much faith in it.

constable caught hold of his arm and relieved him of the stick. "Now then," the enleer said, "come along. I'm arre ting you immediate for using insulting hahaviour, whereby a breach of the pance DECASION."

words and

might have been

moves

.

This is the first reaction here to Moscow's "You enn pitase yoursct about rejection of the West's suggestion for immediate that," said the wild man, whose four-Power talks on Germany. name it was discovered later. vos Josh.

Next morning at Bow Street Jesh pleaded not guilty to the charge: Evidence of arrest was heard and then he was led away to be cleaned up, for he was so dirty he might have lived all his

le out of reach of water.

JUST

LOOKING

JOSH

was cleaner

long white hair

ha eyea

when he

hls and

hollowed chocks silli gave hire the look

a minor prophet.

of a

He gathered his terrible mack- Intosh about him, and 1stened while the

policeman told his

In

the

"And if the Soviet Union were to make such a declaration, I believe that our reaction would be precisely the same.”

were useless

RUSSIAN PROMISE

Trousers For Women Controversy

London, Nov. 6. Trousers for women are nat unseemly In them- velves but in the physical circumstances surrounding them or, more accurately, which they surround,” the weekly British style mag- zine,

Cutter, Taller and decreed today.

controversy

over

frousers For women tros

teged ever since a teen- age girl was banned by her school recently for appearing in slacks.

Tailor and Cutter goes on to say: "We have met In our time a selection of hipless young ladies, whose

skirts fune

tang on them like

the Jowis of a judge but stand them up in

slacks and

new figurative quality rushes to their aid. "Others have displayed stapendous womanliness in skirts mcnt

but disappoint- when

they

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The feeling in British diplo-, He feels matic quarters is that priority settlement is reach:d further consideration should, therefore, moves could be initiated "for be given at once to the Far East the wider relaxation of tension where events are more fluid and in the Far East."-United Press. may thus allow for more pro-

U.S. STATEMENT table developments than

Washington, Nov. 6. In proposing the one-third Europe.

State Department spokesman cut in armed forces, the Soviet

that "praumably" Britain feels primarily that id today

Union made no mention of any hrte Western powers kind of verification or control, _every___effort_should_be made

Meeting 1968/54_to_bc_held_on_ made his next appearance, bring about the political con Urdon's -would-

the Soviet he added answer But his tangled white beard and

latest rejection of

Saturday 21st November, 1952, AL International conferences

London, Nov. 6. the wild look inference in Korea and chservers Foreign Ministers conference on specife subjects

Q13 Mr believe that there are reasons to German and Australiony

Shunichi Matsumoto, (weather permitting) may be prob- unless there were concrete pro-has returned to London by air Ofice, Alexandra House; the

Japan's Ambassador to Britain, obtained at the Secretary' stamming the door to talks on

that Morcow assume

despite lems.

posnis to be discussed. The spokesman, Mr Henry

from Rome after attending Club House, Happy Valley; Europe is sufficiently interested Suyaam, announced that the re

three-day conference to

of heads west on the Korea

Elive contacts with the presentatives keep

of the Untied question.

Staics, Britain und Francs were

If the burden of alarmaments of its country's diplomatic mis and the Stables, Shun Kwong

sions in Western Europe.

Road. could be removed, the economic. story to Sir Laurence Dunne, the hier that Russia is under pres- Saturday to coulder the no: opportunities before the

One of the reasons is the be- expeeled to meet in Paris

The Ambassador was accom- Chier Magistrate.

world panied by his private secretary, When That was

Entries close at 12 o'clock over, Siru from China who appears to which the Soviet Foreign Office should be bright, Mr Lloyd Mr Takaaki Hasegawa.

The Laurence turned to Jesh Whet be more whing than the Krem-seal to the Enwassies of Inces sald.

conference

NOON ended

on Tuesday 10th three Governmens in MocowW do you want to say?" he asked. lin to end the Korean conflict.

I. Vyshinsky then declared Wednesday after the diplomats November, 1953. Observers noted that the re- "O?" Jerhsaid, his vaso sur-

ca Tuciday,

that if the United Nations de- had discussed political, econo- There will presumably be enclared the production of atomic mle and trading questions cent Soviet note to the Western prisingly strong.

By Order of the Slowards, ci say, ferpt I was walking

the Russians," "What/lowers makes the Korean poli- | answer to

Mr weapons was a crime, Russia ectly

1. MISA, Booka DL the

shops, thin

tical conference dependent on uSuydem said, "but I cannot fore- would abide by such a decision. I with Western Japan's relation; i looking up at a clock, then took-e-Power meeting with Red cast is text until it is worked

said he was "not only pre-

Secretary. Middle East. China ing further up at the sky, and

pared to guarantee that, but I Mr Matsumoto was under- thinking there'll

While setting conditions lo # Mr. Suydem described the re- am prepared to announce that stood to have reported to the come a day

Koren presentatives' meeting, in Paris as no at:mie

will be other diplomats no one'll look at the sky polideal conference on

weapons

on Japan's when no any more."

the note was, nevertheless, held technical drafting group which produced -- not

a entry into the General -Agree- even to consider these talks a would draw a tentative answer thousandth of a millionth of nment on Tariffs and Tinde HONG KONG SOCIETY FOR FAR BETTER OFF

GLANCED at the charge list

separate issue.

|to the Kussian note which could rouble will be used for that Resler. new to check

Brush Josh's age, half

opproach naceres by the Foreign purpose in my country."

Ministers of their Governments.-- ton- ind three figures following Moscow s expecting to

Router, Germany Hole was ference on there. His age was given as 62. indicated by the Foreign Serie- "Look. here." sald Sir Laurencetary, Mr Anthery Eden's ward- to him, "you've worn badly, you ing yesterday that the Far East know. You'd do far better to go is now the "most dangerous of into an institution, I cannot

what all the splicres."" force you to, but, well..

are the chances of you going to

one?"

Josh thought for a moment, then: "Yep," he said. · He was given a conditional discharge

and went out. Ing. A fini

his time.

ári

Hold / 2

or berlaps

back to the queer world of shops and clocks "and. “By that had upact him so Çif€ Pleendilly between-times.

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In Paris

PARIS MEETING ·

London, Nov, 7. French and United

mert

the

Brilish, States Meals wil Paris today to draft a reply to Russia's note demanding abolition of. the European Army plan before agreeing to talk on Germany, an authorita- tive source cold.

He

M. Vythinsky said that such h decision by the General Asembly would not be a mere empty piece of paper, but B fact binding on those who voted for it.

"Any morally, self-respecting stale would have to abide by it," he said.

1932 RESOLUTION D "The Disarmament Commis- sion has done nothing with re- the most important gard to The officials will work for a question in the

world," draft reply already drawn up Vyshinsky mid,

Government "This maker it necessary to

and take measures to ensure such inactivity of the

by the French

and sent to London

Washington for comment.

M.

that

Dis-

The Soviet note, handed to armament Commission is not re- the West on Tuesday, ignored peated in the future,” the Allied invitation to a meet-

of

ing of the "Dig Four" Foreign M. Vychinsky said the reason Ministers Qл

Germany and for the confession of failure Austria at Lugano, Switzerland, from the Commission was to bo

found in the inadequacies The Western reply is expected the resolution, which the to be short. The

sembly had parsed In Paris in The source said it whi prob-1982, to direct the Commission's ably regret Russia's failure to work.

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Ho ld the Disarmament Commission should proceed forthwith to a consideration of

The talks will be held at the unconditional prohibition" "of French Foreign Ministry. The atomic weapons, unconditional sonidos | British official

Mr reduction of arms and liquida=. and the tion of foreign milltary bases,

The Commission

adjourned until 8 pm. GMT. Router.

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