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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1953.

'Velvet Glove' Policy Thing Of The Past Eden To In E. Germany

Speak

London, Nov. 8.

An intensive drive to mould Enst Germany as completely as the Communist pattern as

In House Russia's other satellites, is likely to be the first

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Answer To Italian Charges On Trieste

London, Nov. 9.

Mr Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, will pre- bably answer Italian charges of British mishandling in the Trieste riots in the

result of Moscow's decision not to attend a "Big Four" Foreign Ministers meeting on Germany and Austria, diplomatic quarters said today.

Whatever might remain of the "velvet glove" Policy in the Soviet Union itself, the post-Stalin relaxation of the iron grip on East Germany was now dead, these quarters said.

House of Commons today. PANMUNJOM

the Foreign Office said last night.

A spokesman sald the British Government would give full.con/ sideration to the dehund yester- day of Signor Gluseppe Pella, the Italian Prime Minister, for n ful Inquiry into last week's rioting in the Anglo-American occupied zone of the Adriatic territory.

The June 17 riots in Berlin and throughout the Russian zone probably determined the Kremlin against any possible "new deal" for East Germany, It

DEADLOCK is thought here.

CONTINUES

Earlier in the year, under the new Soviet High Commissioner, M. Virdimir Semenov, there had been some signs of con ellatory gestures towards the local population.

· Herr

Seoul, Nov. 8. There will be no explanations Mr Eden in also expected to to prisoners of war tomorrow

Walter Ulbricht, East refer in Parliament today to (Monday), ♫ Neutral

Nailon Germany's "strong" -Vice- Signor Pelia's broadenst.

Repatriation Commission spokes- | Premier, was in an eclipse from Political sources sald the man announced tonight.

which he has since emerged. Foreign Secretary would prob- The announcement came after

for "vigilance" And appeals ably be closely questioned about the whole day had been spent against "Fascist saboteurs," now the measures taken by General in discussion at the Indian camp in vogue again from prominen: Sir John Winterton, the British to find a way to renew the in-Ministers such as Ernst Woll- Commander of the Allied zone.terviews, which had been in weber (Security) and Hilde to suppress the rioting.

suppres

terrupted since Friday evening. Benjamin (Justice), were then

This morning, the

Communists There is general support hire

1 less frequent, for General Winterton's need to advised

the Commission that

than Western diplomats recalled that take strong action to put down they wished to continue explana- Stalin's funeral hifz successor, a situation that might have be-tions to the Chinese prizonera M. Georg Malenkay, had said come completely out of hand.

On Friday, that there of Compound 22.

were no issues be- But in come quarters is 130 men of the compound, tween East and West that could felt that resort by "shoot to kili" which contains 500 men, were

by friendly be settled factics were not only unneces¦Interviewed and two usked for

negotiations. sarly harsh, but politically repatriation. most inadvisable.

that the

The

Indian,

Swiss and

not

In offcial quarters here it isSwedish members of the com- admitted

They General's mission had protested that the refusal to allow the Italian flag Communist- Interviewers had Moscow was

:

SIGNS DWINDLING

slowing down the

It was denied later that

CX-

in

whether about to offer to

on condition that the Western powers did the same.

There were even reports a bfd to secure the that,

from

reunited a afted

wondered

t

Ger

to be hoisted over the Trieste submitted the prisoners to withdraw her troops from Ger- Town Hall wodoubtedly provoked prolonged interrogations, which many much of the muger of the mob.

But these souvres say theplanations. pending the announcement of a definite time-table

the -of

it was Anglo-

were

man

Neisse

them

Four Good Girls

Cambodian King Returns HARRY ODELL

Four read little, girls all ready for the winter four Umor over are the 'Ove-year-old Good quads trying out their new bools and raincoats around their new home, Elm Treo Farm, Nettleton, Wiljshire, to which they have moved with their parents from Westernclgh, Gloucestershire.---Reuterphoto.

Malenkov Policy Continuation Of Stalinist Line

London, Nov. 8.

The home and foreign policy of Soviet Prime Minister Georgi Malenkov was endorsed in week- end speeches in Moscow to mark the 36th anni- versary of the Russian revolution,

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The speeches were made by two of the pro- minent leaders of the Soviet state and Army.

Marshal Kllmenti Voroshilov, development of peaceful rela- the 72-year-old head of the Mons with other countries, in- Soviet State and Soviet cluding Great Britain, planned hand over of the Allied draw if no time limit was place Poland hand the former

Swiss had threatened to with-many, Moscow would make

military hero, delivered the "We consider the expansion traditional November 0 speech of British-Soviet trade could zone to italy, in accordance with

on the explanations

of the Oder- the October 8 promise,

lands east

der at Moscow's Bokhol Theatre. the This afternoon,

Indian

result in

great advantages to Bine,

con- and it was imperative

the that

Marshal Nikolai Bulganin. both countries." mustodini forres advised the sidered significant American control should not be Communists that the remaining Foreign

that the the white-bearded Defence Minister who hedinister, who

The meeting, attending by in any way impaired.--Reuter,

in more of

a about 8,000 Britons and re-signed prisoners in Compound 22

away, Georg professional politician than Russians, was fused to face the explainers and Dertinger, had been arrested soldier, reviewed the military 36th anniversary of the USSR. celebrating the that force would not be em- for that reason.

in parade

Red Square

Twenty-six of the Russians ployed to make them come out But since the June riots and

and made a short were members of the delega of their enclosure,

the fall a week later

of artists,

scientists and tion Therefore, the Explanations) Lavrenti Beria, second man in

of workers had to be postponed until sume the Kremlin, the signs of re-

visiting Britain In called connection with speech

the British- agreement was reached.--France-laxation have dwindled,

Ulbricht, has consolidated histor oh all-round strengthening | Soviet friendship month. Preese.

of Soviet ärmed forces. hold on East

Germany

Mr Harry Pollitt, Secretary of Marshal Bulganin also spoke the British Communist Parly, denouncing

Wilhelm

Zaisser of the need for a strong Soviet sald the Soviet Union was using Minister

of Security,

as an Army. enemy of the Party.

its mighty influences to secure of The general tone

the lasting peact, by the placing him

Voroshlov speech indicated Communist Wollweber.

that Soviet foreign policy to-

Canberra Urged To Ban Scrap For Japan

Sydney, Nov. B.

Government.

Tite Australian

is now being urged to place an immediate ban on the export

of scrap iron and steel to Japan.

and

Frost In Japan

Tokyo, Nov: 8.

Ly

and re- veteran

And a new "security drive"

The beginning of winter on Steel companies, employer the Lunar calendar today brought organisations

interested the first frost of this season to has been launched against op unions are seeking the bars be a large part of Tokyo. the ponents of the regime who took

the cause local industry is being Weather Bureau reported.

open country after the to June riots and have since been starved of sarap at when exports are increasing.

warfare waging sporadic ---THEY

urge that certain Tokyo and snow-may full-a-few-against the armed Communist

before amount of scrap fron should be days

Christmas the police,

the time

Snow clouds are expected cover the Kanto

orea around

kept for local use in the sanie Bureau predicts.-China Mail The effect

way as wool,--France-Presse. Special.

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of the June risings WIS 'Lo convince the Kremlin that an evacuated and Independent Germany would be pro-Western rather than at- tracted Into the Communist world, diplomatic quarters be leve. China Mall Special.

HELPED

turday

of the by pakinges One the Veroshilov

cra.

on

"Everyone can now see that the United from the policy of day, in its basic essentials, was the real danger of war comes very little changed from tho foreign policy

States Government and from of the Stain the activities of its puppets- Chiang Kai-shek and Syngman It semed to endorse tha Soviet

Whee in the Far East, and attitude expressed the latest Kremlin note to the he added. West, which falled to accept the

part of the

Peace Effort

Sabotaged,

To His

Capital

PROMISE · TO FRENCH

Pnompenh, Nov. 8.

King Norodom Sihanouk, the young ruler of Cam- bodia, today celebrated his first day in the capital of his country after five months of voluntary exile, by promising that his army would launch large-scale

presents LISA CZOBLE

operations against the Viet VON SWAINE

Trịnh on Cambodian terri tory.

The King, immediately after his return, issued an appeal to the Cambodian people and to the population of the capital in particular to co-operate with the

divil and mi nuthorities for the pacification

of the province and the defence of the country "against treason by rebels and the invasion of the land by foreigners, among whom th: "Vietminh came first."

As

the

result of military autonomy granted by France to Cambodia, said the King, Cambodian chiefs of staff would be put in charge of Cambodian troops in esch “provinch,

carnest hope

Не

Says Labourite exposed the cement here that

Ammanford, Nov. 8. Mr Richard Crossman, Labour Member of Partla ́ment. contended tonight that Sir Winston Churchill's "one-man

peace

Clort had been botaged by his Cabinet and the Americans. Mr Crossman mid that sinco May 11, when the Prime Minister made his genal speech (in which he called for top-level Big Four talks with Russia) "this

effort one-man petered out not because he went I but because he WAS

carrying not

his Cabinet with him."

HRVO

the ATO DOW in Wrooves of cold war; we are back in a very dan- bilution.", Mr gerons Crossman added. Reuter.

GENERAL

NAVARRE

CONFIDENT

mis-

Classical Ballet.

exclusive interview Monday & Tuesday

this. national command would make life less difficult and less subject to incidents and ac- cidents resulting from understanding between foreign- ers and the local population.

In

to A.F.P., the King granted answered with a

with a değnite "yes" when he was 3 asked If the uninte amy under his command would launch

Juge-scale operations against the Vietminh on territory. He added that, as far as possibic, he would give trins The to the fighting forces of Ration so that they could take an active

the part in

struggle

Qi Cambodian Işsaruk rebels.

his

16th & 17th

November

Admission pricas?---- $12.50, $10.00, $7.60, $4.70.

Bookings now open at the

against the Vietminh and against EMPIRE THEATRE

BIG WELCOME

The King pointed out that Cambodia would need weapons for that purpose and ho only intended to remain a few days In his capital to organise the command and to new, enllitary study economic and financial questions before making -- tour of Cambodian provinces.

Earlier, the King had returh- to Pnompenh amid scenes of great rejoicing after Ave

voluntary of

ed

months

exile which followed his flight to Thailand. The King, who re- turned to Cambodia from Thailand, refused to reside in

capital and stayed

bld

nt

and Town Booking Office, sido lane, Sholl House.

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BAYER)

Saigon, Nov. 8. The Commander-in-Chief in the Indo-China, General Henti Siemreap. His flight from the

ture against the French the day to the troops under his

In We buy and soft Navarre, today sent an order of country and capital was a ges-

command congratulating them Cambodia's for complete DIAMOND, JADE, SAPFIURE monarch was ASTOR JEWELLERY CO.

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on the successful completion of autonomy.

"Sen 'Gull" and operations "Pelican."

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The

Adonauer-in-West-Germany, -General-Navarre stressed wall

troops, during the operations bolle wooden rines

young greeted by a 100-gun salute, the of ships' sirens and the ringing of church bells. Cam- that the French and Vietnambodian soldiers, bearing sym-

also

which ended on October 15, had

formed school-

Dr Hewlett Johnson invitation for four-power spoke at the meeting-Reuter. talks in Lugano.

The military

MOSCOW FUNCTION

bobled up the Vietminh divi-guards of honour and parade in Red Square

London, Nov. B. this. Trade unionists from Britain. slens which were ready to rush children, clad in blue and white with yellow barots, waved anall year was shorter than in pre- France, Italy, Finland and the on the Tonkin deita, "broken Cambodian flags and shouted vious years, as was the

'down inexorably all with the May Day parade this

Case Communist countries

enemy "Long live the king." attended saults, inflicted on them severe

First net of the monarch after a reception

by yeat.

M. given

casualties and

was to mount the imposed their his return Nikolai Shvernik, President of will A GESTURE

on the enemy's own throno of Cambodia and to r Emphasis

the Soviet Trades Union Coun- on the

ground,"

ceive the homago of high of Government drive to provido

Soviet ell, today, according to Moscow

cials clad in ceremonial robes. more of the good things of life

Radio.

General Navarre especially One of the King's gestures to for the civilians

M. Louis Sallient, the congratulated. General Renok bis roturn is great in

to Prompen Russia today.

French Secretary-General of Cogny, commander of the landmark bis Nevertheless, the World Federation of Trade forces in North Vietnam, who sorers, sentenced to short terms, was to free 300 political "pri- Army leaders

figured

TO SOLVE only in the red pro- Unions, made a speech at the was in charge of the operation for acuditious propaganda. Some

ROBBERIES

Manila, Nov, D.

light compared

varlous camps which formerly forces but which, have been to Cambodian over concluded handed

CHRISTMAS CARDS

A selection of exclusive skotches of Hong Kong scenes in i

BLACK & WHITE EMBOSSED GOLD on RED

brations.

reception which was in celebra- He stressed that French and for Soviet affairs students here re-tion

tion of the Bolshevik Revolu- Vietnam casualties were very 600 prisoners were tiered in

ion anniversary, as interesting the selec-

to the enerty were operated by the French & COLOURS PRINTING Leading

of figures

the casualties.

also Russian trade unions and in- dustry,

science and

General Navarre the arts

14 selected photographic attended

the reception. M. his order of the day by saying, command-France-Presse.

riews of Hong Kong & Shvernik wished the visitors "You havo justified my con- from

Kowloon abroad success in their sfidence. I am now sure of struggle for the workers in- success."-France-Presse.

llon of

of Voroshilov to make the anniversary speech. In the first his appearance killed Two young girls' photographe

speculation

that he might be Ill. and a political rally in This

was no mention of him. There wa election-minded city were instru- performing his official duties for mental in solving a series of some six weeks, but he has re robberies and the arrest of

appeared on the long-wanted police character.

acene-pre- sumably after a routine holiday A youth from Marikina, Rizal,within the not far

from Manila,

last fortnight

was I has not been customary for arrested by policemen in Quezon the head of the Soviet State to City, a few miles from Manilo, make the major polley speech, for heckling

speaker at a always delivered on Nov. 6. political rally of the Liberal

a

(Government) Party.

The selection of Voroshilov sa

Police alleged he was found the spokesman seems to be a

gesture by

by Malenkov Indicating

to be carrying on unlicensed 25 that his regime is solidly back-

Moscow Radio sald.-Reuter. terests and for world peace,

Authorities Hold Up

Magazine

calibre pistol and pictures of ed by the old guard and by US

the two pretty girls realding in Manila.

When questioned by the police. the youth said the pictures were those of his għti Mriends, the Į police said.

The girls, summoned by the bollet

to verify the youth's claim, screamed on seeing the young beckler.

They allegedly identified him as the robber, who broke into their house last October sat van off with cash and valuables,

The youth allegedly - cofifcared to robbink the girls at gunpoint. He said hỡ took the pictures from the handbags and kept them as souvenirs in his blilfold-China Mati Special.

Koca Popovic's. Trip

Belgrade, Nov. 'B.,

the

Army

Voroshilov is the oldest surviving contemporary of Stalin arid was a close friend in

Now York. Nov. 8.

that raid today

Britain Breaks Records

London, Nov. 8. The number of cars mentafac- tured in Briialty during Septem= bar04,304 In the five-week

Its period-broke all previous re-

his youth, when they were both The magazine, New World engaged in revolutionary work | Review,

the gainst Czarists.- China October issue has been held up conds, it was announced today. Mall Special.

by post office authorities for the last fortnight,

The previous highest monthly gold it

total was set up in June when "Is. UC- monthly to bringing the American 57,535 cars were produced.

Of the ears nanizfactured in

"DEEPLY CONVINCED"

London, Nov. 8.

vatne

M. N. Belokhvostikov, Russian people the facts about the 50- Charge d'Affaires in London,

said tonight the Soviet people viet Union, the Chinese Demo September, 27,005 were

cratic Republic and the Eastern export. are deeply convinced at the European People's Demo- present time that there is, no cracies" outstanding Issite which could

Loe

Tho Government monthly Bold the digest of statistics which gave

to be settled in a peaceful way publication

was ordered by the post this news, also disclosed other

on a basis of inutual agreement. office

nendiera

end

more

department pending records that have been broken in for the Soviet examination of contents under Belain in 1953. M. acob Mallit, regulations barining 'mutter

British airlines flow more inlles who is attending the present "advocating or urging treason,(0,375,000), carried more pad-

of the United Nation insurrection, or forcible re- tention in New Yor SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD="Kérosa; 1 Carols, 6 Aided, &

(301,000) sistance to any law of the freight (10,318 tons) in July than Aped, ́0- Refuse, 11 Hosta, 12 Estate, 14 Eggs, 16 Error, 18 Fever.

Belokhvostikov told a meeting United Stator," 10 Used, 20 Nettle, 24 Opera, 25 Remain, 20 Dour, 27 Tithe, 20 M. Koca Popovic, the Yugo at Use Hospress Hall in con- In a

formal statement, they previous month. Employ, Down: 1 Cure, 2 Nlfe, 3 sunet, * Spoirs, 6 Adborés, Oslav Forcion Mfitster, 246 for all noction with the British Soviet publication said it "does not In Septembar more people Discord, 7 Discord, 10 Usage, 18 Afrofit, 14. Evident, 45.Grenade, gusto Visit to Austria, nagrade: Friendship month: "The Soviet and never has advocated any of (2,815,000) and television licences 17 Realm, 10 Untrue, 21 derm, 22 Earl, 98 Envy.

Radio reportzu Ebdky Router Union stands for the "wise these things."-Reuter.

then ever before-Itotke

CHARGE BY M.P.

London, Nov. 8.

Including matching envelopes These cards may be Labour member of Parliament, overprinted with personal

Fenner. Brockway,

Mr saló foilght that the British Government was creating & greetings. police State in British Gufina."

Obtainable only from:

He said the Government had SOUTH justified, the suspending of the Colony constitution on the need to prevent a police State from being established there by the People's Progressive Party, Reuter,

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