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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1953.
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BERMUDA TALKS AGENDA Persia Asks Britain
uppointedl to THEY
investigate the dual sub- jects of technical education and vocational training in Hongkong is so comprehen- sive and contains such a mass of data as to almost bowilder the render, But the value of this monumental document canhot be quer- | tioned and the Committee fully
earna the tribute which it received from the Hon. R. B. Black at this 'week's Legislative Council. Because the recomménila- tions hivolve long-term official policy it is unlikely that all can or will receive Government's approval for Immediate Implementation. Clearly some of the pro- posals are more appealing And more
than Brgent others, Government's tank will be tu select the most appropriate recommenda-
tlons for setting in motion the scheme for improving locally-trained #killed workers. It would appeur desirable that emphasis be placed on special training facilities for recruits to Hongkong's growing indua- tries, and in this connection general approval can expected for the recommen- dations of apprenticeship Indentures, and courses in applied arte and industrial design as well as construc- tion engineering and textile
manufacturing.
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THE promotion of the highest
possible standard of crafts- manship and finished workmanship in the manu- facture of Hongkong pro- ducts has long been arged by traders here and else- where. Undoubtedly steady} progress has been made in this direction since the war, but there is still room for considerable improvement. Hongkong's light Industries are hero to stay; in fact they will.
to continue And they will expand. require properly trained and skilled local labour to keep them operating. This, we suggest, must be given the full weight of official consideration when it comes -to-deciding-which-of-the.
Committee's recommenda. tions shall be made effective. Every encouragement needs 10 be given to young students to decide on their vocation and then to offer them the necessary training facilities. This particularly applies where youths show interest in productivo indus- tries. Competitive industry today
exacting makes demands in the way of technology and craftsman- ship and they are demands which our local industries have to meot and satisfy if they are to succeed.
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BASIC PURPOSES OF CONFERENCE
Hamilton, Bermuda, Dec. 4.
The "Big Three" have agreed in advance to make the latest Soviet note favouring a Big Four Foreign Ministers' meeting the first topic for dis- cussion at the Bermuda conference opening here today, it was learned authoritatively.
..
Already installed in the heavily-guarded con- ference headquarters in the Mid Ocean Club, the British Prime Minister, Sir Wins on Churchill, and the French Prime Minister, M. Joseph Laniel, will today greet President Eisenhower when he arrives for the long delayed Big Three conference,
Until late next Monday, heads of government assisted by Foreign Ministers and other advisers will confer almost contínusualy in formal sessions and informal meal-time meetings on problems of the free world and its relations or lack of relations with the Communist powers.
The basic purposes of the conference, as outlined by spokesmen for the three powers, are four-fold:
2.
There have been indications of German impatience recently at delays in implementing the 18- month-old contractual agreement giving virtual sovereignty. 16]. Western Germany.
1. To assure ..tho Soviet leaders of the West's peaceful Intentions.
To explore the "If, when and how of direct contacts the Western leaders and between the Malenkov
regime. strengthen 3. To
material defences against present and potential Communist aggression follow:
the Far East and Europe,
In
*
Queen Attends Japan
Wins Her
A Birthday Party
Aboard as Gothic Dec. 3.
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburah attend- ed a party today for the 54th birthday of Vice- Admiral E. M. C. Abel Smith, Vice-Admiral of the Royal Yachts,
board
the Royal tour liner.
A hot an chone from blue skies, and sparkled on the blue ocean waters.
At midday, when the pariy
bezan in the ship's Ibrary, the escort, orulver Shemeld signalled by ilag Gothic, "Happy
ta
the
birthday."
Lady Pamela Mount- hallen, lady-in-walling to the Queen, ZAVO the
Admiral a Hallor doll, which he showed proudly to the Royal couple.
After the Queen -and the Duke
had arrived at the party, a Royal Marine band in the next room playou "Happy Birthday" and "For Ho's A Jolly Good Fellow."
Some quests altered the worda to "For Ho's A Jolly Good Admiral.”— Hester.
Violence
On 'Frisco Waterfront
Trade Unionists &
Police Clash
Request
Admission To The International Court of Justice
New York, Dec. 3. Tho
United Nations Security Council today re- commended acceptance of Japan's request to become 'the statute of a party to
To Resume Diplomatic Relations SHAH GIVES HIS APPROVAL
Teheran, Dec. 8.
Persia has asked Britain to resume diplomatic relations, according to an informed source,
The move which is unconditional-is con- sidered by the Persian Government as a test of British good faith, the source said.
Persia expects Britain to reciprocate by taking part in' talks aimed at solving the Persian oil problem, ..
The Shah of Persia was reported in Teheran today to have given his approval to the Government's decision to resume diplomatic relations with Britain', Cairo Radio reported tonight.
་
night that
The Shat was believed to, ment) Bali last the International Court of,ave given his assent an General Faziollah Zahedi's Gov- interview with the Persian | ernment had decided to resume Justice.
that Parliament Foreign Minister, Mr Abhillah.|'relations and Eniezam. this By a vote of ten in favour, Radio sald.
morning, the had endorsed the decision.
The spokerman added that a bone against, with one abstention
Joint Anglo-Persion announce- (the Soviet Union), the Council Earlier Mr Eniezam conferred meat could be expected this approved report from its com- with the United States Am- week, Calro Radio'. added,............ mittee of experts which listed baseador, Mr Loy Henderson, Reuter. three conditions jor Japan's and tho Swiss Minister, admission to the Court, The
British Interests representing Council's recommendation must in Persia, now be voted upon. by the General Assembly.
The Council recommended that Japan first deposit with the Secretary-General of the Unlied; Nations an instrument accepting The provisions of the
Court's statutes, accepting all obligations and agreeing to contribute to the expenses of the Court,
of
Tho
report of the Committee experts said that when the committee met on November 20 to consider the Japanese communication, "most repre- sentatives expressed support for the application of Japan."
It said the committed decided
by ten voles to none, with the Bovict Union abstaining, to adopt a Lebanese proposal to advise the Security Counell to zend the following recom- mendation to the General
Events in the Far East con- front the Big Three with the
San Francisco, Dec. 3. necessity of co-ordinating and harmonising their policies there
An enraged, mob of some Assembly. in both long and short terme.
1,000 American Federation They may have to decide in of Labour Maritime union. the near future what course to ists clashed in a brief but
on
1. If the current Communist- bloody fight with police riot 4. To remove existing and United Nations Panmunjom squad members today potential causes of friction and talks to bring about a Korean the waterfront here. disunity between the Western political conference break down powers themselves and between completely. their Alles.
2. If recent feelers by Ho Saffors,
result in indo-
RECOMMENDATIONS
"The Security Council recom- mends that the General Assembly, in accordance with article 03, paragraph 2, of the Charter, determine the condi- tians on which Japan may be come a party to the statule of the International Court of Justice, as follows:
- Beirut Radio rald tonight Mr Entezam was believed to have communicated to Mr Hendersons |
the
Eden's Nephew.
Persla's reply to the propisal Fails In
of
Edic Mr Anthony British ·Foreign Secretary, that diplomatic relations be resumed.
The Radio also said it was
believed Mr Entezam kundea the Persian reply to the Swiss Minister,
Election Bid
London, Dec. 3. Mr John Eden, nephew Meanwhile, the Mullah Aya-tain's Conservative Foreign...
of Mr Anthony Eden, Bri- tollah Kashani, Persia's power
fui religious leader, was report Secretary, failed to win the ed by Cairo Radio to hayé Parliamentary seat from voiced his vigorous opposition
to the resumption of relations Latiour in a by-election, at with Bellain pending settlement North Paddington, London, of the Anglo-Persian oll dispute. today.
Kashani was cald. ip have stated in Tohtren、 that he Would Issue ค communique about his opposition later today, Cairo Radio sald a spokesman of the Persian Majlis (Parlia
"
Ikbeur's majority was 2,260, The result of the polling, declared tonight, was:
Mr. Benjamin Parkin, Labour, 14,274,
Mr John Ed, Conservative, 12.674.
Mr William Waters, Socialist
A Present For Party of Great Britain, 242.
McCarthy
Washington, Dec, s.
The Labour majority at the Eterol election was 4,089,
sparing to "negotiate from Chi-minh -will-make_a_broadsweeping | becoming a practical..possibility/Lan Wing independent unionists to the statute on the date of tor Joseph McGarthy today dis- majority of 4,089 votes.
The AFL men, members of the
Morine Firemen
and Unions. Cooks and Sowards marched on Pier 39 to "gel" rival who coriler ad--beaten up If the prisoner of war several AFL men. exchange arrangements in Korea break down.
the Western leaders Chinese armistice negotiations
review of cold war strategy.
In particular they will have to consider many international disputes now holding up com- West's defence pletion of the system.
OVERSILADOWED
the war.
"Japan will become a party
the deposit with the Secretary General of the United Nations of an instrument, signed on be- Their target was a group of half of the Government of about 150 members of Harry Japan and ratified as may be The Korean discussions are Bridges Longshore Union and required by Japanese
constitu independent tional law, containing: overshadowed by the possibility Hugh Bryson's that IN FOREFRONT
next spring, President National Union of Marine Cooks "(a) acceptance of the pro- In the forefront of such prob- Rhee of South Korea may re-and Stewards, gathered on the
of the statute of the in French and implement hus thrests pler to picket the passengel Court of Justice, 1cms are delays
freighter 63 Aleutian, centre of a ratification of the European De-t resume
a long term view point, jurisdictional fight between the obligations of a member of the acceptance of all the From a fence Community (EDC) treaty
United Nations under article 64 providing for a European Army, Western powers have to con- AFL Stewards and NUMCS,
sider the problem created by
Both sides, were armed with of the Charter, and including Germans.
(c) an undertaking to con- Next come such disputes as their divergent positions on the
wooden railings tribute to the expenses of the thome between France and Ger- recognition of Communist China clubs, bricicbats and bludgeons
and Chinese representation in torn from the and be the United the Saar
Court such equitable amount as Nations, though of the pier. many over
the General Assembly shall and Yugoslavia of Western leaders have made it tween Italy
Assess delay the integra-clear they will not attempt to Trieste,
time to time after tion of Western and Southern reach
with the Japanese оп this subject agreement
All available police offlcera European defences,
were rushed to the waterfront.
NOT Marsh will depend on Cen-The advancing AFL men reach-
A PRECEDENT" munist taelles regarding the ed a wall of police standing The committee of experts said Korean conference.
between them and their rivals, that during the discussion, it was The Big Three will also have Policemen pounded skulls pointed out that the conditions
case truncheons to beat recommended in the to consider the related question with their
which
here
WALL OF POLICE
Gover
of
Thirdly, there is the series of Britain controversies between and Egypt, India and Pakistan and the Arabs and Israel, now impeding the building up of the Middle Eastern sector of the of what allude to take towards back unionists who tried to Japan were not intended to deface perimeter,
Soviet demands for a Big Five fight through the police wall. constitute a precedent to be added followed in any future САВО Agreement by the Big Tarce conference Including Communist A steady drizzling ruin
reply to the China on the terms of a
to seek relaxation of to the confusion.-
under article 93, paragraph two, Soviet
note in expected to International tensions globally.
of the, Charler, The Big
Ble Three provide
At least live union men were will also prob- the first concrete It
Mr [ recommendation,
Alexis sult of the Bermuda conference, ably agree on a specific measure hurt in the scuffle, which lasted Following the approval of this
Kyrou
of Greece, the Council though the Western notes will to strongthen the co-ordination about six minutes. Six unionisis
not
of their anti-Communist resist were arrested, including one President, sold he would send it be dispatched probably
their home capitals until ance in Southeast Asia through man who was sald to be ca on to the President of the the conference has closed. closer liaison and planning to- ing a loaded and cocked pistol. General Assembly. Advance predictions from all sether with Australia and New
Zealand.-Routon
A temporary
The entire proceedings lasted truce Was delegations are that the Western
established after Jack Hatten, only a few minutes and there powers will agree to meet the
business agent for the AFL was no debate. Soviet Foreign Minister early
When Mr Vythinsky put up Firemen's Union, conferred with in 1954.
the police captain in charge of his hand in abstention, there the Hot squad,
were some laughs, from the public gallery. Mr Kyrou called Hatten charged that some 75 on the publie to remain silent.- AEL Cools and Stewards wuro] Router.
Lastron
of
Terms of the reply will be
considerable tactical
portance
im-
In determining the
positions from which the
WOMEN JURORS FAINT
Leods, Dec. 3.
Western powers will negotiate. Two women members of a “virtually being held prisoner The United States wants it jury at Leoda assize court on the Alcullary by the Bryson made clear that the Initial fointed today, when they heard | Union-United Press. Western proposal, now ac- the judgo pass the death sen- cepted by the Soviet Union, tence on two persons they had was primarily for a conference just found guilty of murder.
after four The jury decided the -"German" and to discuss Austrian questions which the and a half hours sitting that therefore an Irish couple had murdered Americana say must
their baby-France-PressO, the
bo:
flon aver priory
ADENAUER'S VIEWS
the Big Three will have
Before the conference is over,
''
Summer Time To Start Earlier
further communication from De She London, Dec. 3
Life Sentences For War Crimes
Ex-Diplomat's
Death
Cairo, Dec. 3. Sir Robert Hyde Greg, British Marwnilice, Dec: 3. diplomat who worked for many A French, military court to-cars in Cario sund has lived hero night entered Lyg former ce his retirement in 1940, German Gestapo officials to died in his home at Giza, a penal servitudo for life for Cairo suburb, today aged 76-*
Konrad Adenauer the West The Home Secretary Sir war timone very He began his career as a clerk German Chancellor, outlining his David Maxwell Fyfe, told the rive others were given torms in the Foreign Office in 1856, views and suggestions on those House of Commons today that of penal, servituto varying from came to the
here in parts of the Soviet note relating Bitrat
to the ima
would five to 15 years and a sixth was du Governments service to Germany.
bogth eight days earlier than sonteticed to, fve year, impri-
Egyptian Wort
*Germany is not repro-last year and would finish two somment.
from 1917 to 1981, being givers sented in Bermuda by any days later, quan
charge
of the Foreign Ministry Obstver,
Bummer time (one hour official or unofficial, but
Four
Gestapo members
nied adrved a Brid setre.sonimoed to death in their entertainmelancook in and Dr Adenauerei bong kept inter than CM) will; chorwde
ddday-trial. Bucket ble and law the Brialda Eme informed through normal bed, on
Octobers: 2.
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The by-election was caused by the resignation of Labour mem→ bar William Fielder who in the America's spy-hunting Sena-1951 general election - had covered his biggest case of Sples right in his own mailbox-House of Commons will now be: Composition of the 625 seat
Conservatives and Ailles 322 Labour
a case of cooking apples,
With the apples was a note from
newspapermen on the Toronto Globo And Mail: "Here's something to sink your teeth into you and your.com- mittee. The woods here are full of them."
Liberals Irish Labour Nationalists
-294
On paper, this gives the Con- servative Government a ma- jority of 19. But the majority
The apples were the well- is
ag "Spy Apples,"
known Canadian variety known Spetually 18, because the
a Conservative, does not vesult was telephoned to Unabashed, Senator McCarthy posed for photographers in front Sir
the Winston Churchill,
Minister, now In of the case of Spies and thanked Primo the Canadians for 'the gift- Bermuda for the Big Thres France-Presse,
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