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[THE_CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, Ŋ 1054,

BRITAIN'S SECRET PLAN

TO HELP FRANCE

Millionaire Deported

Manlis, Feb. 24. Chinese millionaire Gregorin flochotko kended

batch of Chinese de- portees Bown carly this morning to Talpel aboard to Philippine Air Faree plancs.

The first CIC-47 left at 6.40 am, local time and the 6,50 second airers(1,

Pin. The group ron- stituten tho first undesir able allena to be banished from the Philippines under the Magmysay administra- Lon.

A Chinese Embassy off- clat and security agents of Intelligence the Army's Norvice

accompanied

the names were not available 411 Tato

deportees. whose

Jast night-France-Presse.

Associations With

Proposed European Army

Paris, Feb. 23.

The French and British Governments have unofficially agreed to keep secret the details of British association with the future European Army until just before the French Parliament is ready to vote on ratification of the EDC, it was learned in usually well-informed quarters today.

Officials explained that premature disclosure might result in destructive criticism by treaty foes. The British plan was designed to create a favourable impression among members of the French Assembly and encourage them to vote for ratification.

‘Reactionaries' quib. All information from London to

Hamper

Czech Output

In French Parliamentary quarters, this psycholo- gical shock plan was regarded as something of a damp date shows that Britain would not surrender her unqualified right to withdraw her troops from the Continent whenever in no way and would she thought that necessary, accept the control of the supranational authority of the European Army.

The French think that in the Carmeditace. Britabila associa tion with EUC is insufficiens to Vienna, Feb. 23.

German domiştice Presidentaryent

trish 11 Emopean Array

Czechoslovak

Antonin Zapotocky said to- organisation, ding The authorities had only partly succeeded preventing

in

sabotage af

Treaty erties are epared for attractive soundinit of new

but do fonuulas

not believe

tempts by Czechoslovak and there will be any substance us foreign reactionaries,"

dientlona

alleges.

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fulfil

last

the

crisis

continuously Zapotorky said,

cording to Prague Halo.

He said the coul Copil wa

not still insufficient and exild meet the demand

them. Thus

or

of

M

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Can

(0

keep

everything France cut too."

The French Foreign Minister lald Didavit, Georgen Cabinet this morning he did not consider ratification of the ELC should wait until the out- come or the five-power con- ference in Geneva,

But the Cabinet did not dis- for the ratifica- curs any inte tuan dinle.

POSTPONEMENT LIKELY

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This Is What The Quee

Saw At Bondi

Burf Life-savers march up to the Queen's dels during the royal visit to Bondi Beach, Sydney. This was the highlight of the quit parnival, in which the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, sitting amid a vast concourse of people in summer clothes, were so Interested that they overstayed their time.-Express Photo.

"Let's Counteract Russian Propaganda”

US Senator Wants To

Food Into

To Drop Soviet

Satellites From Balloons

Washington, Feb. 23.

Senator Paul H. Douglas today proposed a $2,000,000 "balloon offensive" to carry messages and packets of surplus food across the Iron Curtain into the Russian satellites.

Remains Of "Ape-like Ancestors"

Found

that they exprel will nounce her Specking on eemam prob-Orials

to integrate the luns before officials of the Na- willingness tional Front, Freulent Zapotorky command of her trongs on the sold the clivities of Westera continent with the command al

The real decision lles in the had the European Army, but Proctionaries" capitalist

course, only for as long as the hands of the National Assembly, mindo it difficult to

The latter la more than likely Befish Government

Got it year's

production plan.

until the debate to postponŲ keep these troops in Euroon, "However there Are no

the Geneva talks have after ended. They also think there will be

fuli pr pronse to "have

The Foreign Affairs and De- with the EDC consultation

Comintasions of the A- betare fonce NATO horis

from the sembly will normally take two wilbarnwing troops

to discuss the treaty months confluent, but going out that "Pull

before it is ready for a general prier consultation" is only a way debate. Furthermore, the agenda Czechoslovak's hard coal out-

full of the Assembly Is very put in 1953 way 20,341,000 tons of doing exnelly what you like in

until Easter and it would compared

16.072,000 in a pollle manner. with

a special effort of the quire 1937. The sult coal mulput had

recall the

treaty protagonists to get the Increased from 17.400,000

fhet remains at France is asit-Assembly to find time for a de- in 1937 to 32,763,000 1853.

to abandon bute before then. Yet, he said.

aped to bind herself there was serious coal shoriage and true full control of her armies for 50 Germany. It while

The Assembly is much more ceator has come from a lime

chances of stone deposit near a place called hod

years, had to be curtalled,

111 the

the Central dustrial plants to be closed down united, would again havo ir interesteri

peace In Indo-China. It was Potgietersrust in

* Transvaal. and the use of electricity to be hands free.

decided today to start a debatę rationed. Rouler,

TREMENDOUS INTEREST on March 5 on Nehru's proposal

It is based on the discovery of በ perfectly preserved part of a Diomede for an armistice in Indo-China, Gaullist Deputy

lopithecus Prometheus-a name told Reuters tonight: This means that the whole Indo-female lower jaw of Austra- Catrous

German Police

Arrest Disturbers

tons!

Berlin, Feb. 24

they Meanwhile,

More evidence for one of the claimants to the title of man's oldest and most ape-like an-

I have read with tremendous China question will be debated based on the disputed suggestion interest the Daily Mirror's de-at length, probably mand for Britain, to join EDC. days. West Griman Police today The Mirror is quite right. The arrested six men and a WOR only satisfactory form of Bri-

a

The Illinois Democrat prepared

resolution

would which authorise the Secretary of State to carry on such a campaign.

commented that to East made available

Berlin's Western Germans In

of the zone resulted in "one worst beatings Cammuntam has Latzen."

Mr Douglas food

Ho said the sending balloons satellite countries several years ago.

up any

feasibility

ot the into was proved

"The Communiats do not pass effective propaganda weapon in carrying on their war against frep governments, and

we should

I do not see why not use any means available to counteract them.

18 Die From Food Poisoning

Manila, Feb. 24. Eighteen persons died and 10 others were seriously stricken ill as the result of food poisoning during a house feast yesterday in

Dinaig town, Cotabato

province.

The government physician reported that the victima ate native turtle delicacy. Among the victims were children.-France-Presse,

Mr Douglas resolution would France Wants authorise $2,000,000 the

to finance campaign, using surplus for many that this southern ape-man may

agricultural commodities held by have been the first to use fire.

Professor Raymond Dart, of other agencies.-United Press, M. Bidault reportedly assured

that Mr Molotov the University of Witwatersrand, her to the Cabinet

who has reported the discovery, had agreed that in Geneva,

in the current issue of "Nature, sign the treaty in the same way Korea and Indo-China would be

other six nations have

Comunistish association distributing Kar

colling leaflets

Konend Dr Adenauer, West Gennin Chian- eclier, a second Hitler" outsion

a factory in the French sector.

Rockets showered

+low!!

as the

dune.

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is for

British try to help West Berliners going to hear Dr some of the French Parliament- get over the scruples Adenauer speak at a mass rally (orians

for ratification, from about voting -the keys were fired nearby railway lines and stations but unlosa Britain comes in on

propose lo In East Germany,-Heuler.

is nice of the shallar teaŋets on thousands of Government to

full term, we

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discussed at the same time. Reuter.

Plans To Watch

Eclipse Of The Sun

says the relic is unique, as the Russia Ready

only one so far known with a set of incisor, canine, pra-molar and molar teeth which have not

•

been warped or dislocated by To Meet

Atomic

War

To Resume Talks On Saar

Official's View

· Rogo-Br

"US Warnings Should

Deter Further Chinese Aggression"

Chicago, Feb. 29,"

The United States Under-Secretary of State, Mr Walter Bedell Smith, made, these points, In a speech to the Chicago World Trade conference:——

• The Berlin talks had proved that Soviet Russia had not changed its baslo world strategy.

The conference however had "closed gaps in Western unity”.

"The Chinese leaders could not contem- plate further aggressive moves" follow- ing American warnings to their leaders. The military situation in Indo-China Is favourable.

Mr Smith described the Berlin discussions as a Western victory which had healed policy rífts between the United Statos,” Britain and France, and had ex- posed Soviet policy since the death of Stalin as a con- tinuation of its strategy, to extend Communist power wherever possible.

He said the United States hod "The discusajona in Berlin' led no intention of changing its view, to agreement on a political con- that it recognised the existence ference to unite Kören, of the Chinese Communists "I link Korea and Indo-China "simply as the malevolent force because they are both areas thas had been fighting and try where Commmunist ofgresion ing to destroy our own exist- hus resorted to force to gain' Ita

objectives." ença."

"IF IT FAILS. JAN. If the April conference at

Mr Smith reiterated the warning by the Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, that if new aggression broke out Geneva falled it would expose in Korea and Indo-China, the Communist intention even mbre result would be "grave con- | clearly. sequences" which might not be

pro "Wo

withdrawing; two confined to these areas.

American divisions from Korea "The Chinese lenders cannot but this will not reduce United now contemplate further aggres- Nadons combat power in Koren sive moves in either area with beeause the Amerian divisions the

assurances that their will be replaced by two new maximum riak is limited to Korean, divisions. At the tumo such casualties 135 may betime, our mobilo naval, air and sustained by their so-called volunteers," he added,

amphibious corpos are being

"This should deter any further developed

aggressivo adventures by Chinese Communists,”

OPTIMISTIC

the

The difference is in the em phasis

01 national forces

for national defence

*The military altuntion in

Indo-China is favourable, Con-

Mr Smith said he was optimis- trary to some reports, the re- tic that the French plan for decent advances made by the tenting the Communists in Indo Vietinin

are largely Chine would be successful and estate operations.

*real

he described as "greatly exag-

They undoubtedly had some gerated" the reports of extensive effect on the Vietnamese and desertions by Vietnamese troops. Lastian people and they are no We do not give enough help to the French, he said, but credit to the French for what tactically the French position they have done in Indo-China,”

is solid and the officers sem Mr Smith added.

.deal congdont of their ability to d wiil the situation.”

SOME HEADWAY. On the political and psycho- logical

fronta,... "despite the

with advantage

our which enemies unmily start in strug- leg of this sort, we have been headway he

the

He said that it was not sur prising there was considerable sentiment In Franço for A but he negotiated settlement prised the French Government

pressure

the

for being able to resist this "It has been sustained by the support of those who know that making some

added. France's prestige as a world

la essential that power is at stake and who re-

people and rosponsibility Vietnamese cognise France's to her Allies of the free world." people of Laos and Cambodia as well be convinced that they - DULLES REPORT are fighting for, their own free- Mr Smith said. "Mr Dulles in dom, not for dolonialism," Mr

Smith said. reporting to Congress today and will report to the nation to morrow (Wednesday) on Berlin.

"Very soon representatives of the Governments of Vietnam and

Mr Smith said when the focus prospect for Cambodia,ming of

Parla, Feb. 29. The French Foreign Minister, I do not want to anticipate of France meet in Parip to draw

this

but I can say up the treaty, which will com- full report, M. Georges Bidadt, has suggest

never theless pleie Vietnamese independence. conference ed, in a letter to the West the the processes of fossilisation.

A similar treaty as already been major advanco German Chancellor, Dr Konrad achieved a

advance in Unfortunately about a third of

signed with Laos,

and one is in of International politics," Adenauer, the resumption the jaw was blasted away before

taika on

the Bear and other It was pleked up Inst year on a

think that the limestone

Franeo-German problems. For of East-West discussions centred dump by Mr Alun

Moscow, Feb, 23.

Office officials said today. on the Orient, they touched an these treaties of Independence Hughes, a senior technician in

The Chief of Staff of the Red

The rich industrial Sour terri-area where there remain some should convinge the people of the anatomy department at Wil-

Army and famous World War Itory is politically autonomous harp divisions of policy among the Associated States that the watersrand.

However, the jaw-arch or commander, Marshal Vassili D.

| forces of freedom."-Router. dental arcade of the remainder Sokolovsky, said today Soviet but has an economic union with the free, nations, "both in our French Union, forces are the shows the characteristic human forces had adopted new tech-France. Its population is mostly own country and abroad."

niques to moet the threat of German speaking. curve, and is not oblong or apsatonic warfare.

USED FIRET

The last discussions over the Special tests have been like Most palaeontologists (He made no claim that Russia territory's future were held by made on the type of air-here seem to be enthusiastic and has tactical atomic weapons, it Dr Adenauer and M. Bidault craft which will be used, by confident about the importanco

during December. De Adenauer чуде noted in London),

His statement in an article on was quoted then as saying that 60 British astronomers to of the and,

the Government newspaper, negotiations had reached a con- watch the eclipse of the aur Whether Prometheus used fire revestia, was one of many com- crafe stage. in Sweden on June 30, acor not the jaw he left behind ments marking Red Army Day-

quarters sald French 13th anniversary of the antion of the European De cording to reports from has strengthened the numerous the

if not London.

well-connected entirely

fence Community treaty still founding of the Boylet Army. Hinks between modern races Soviet Army leaders in depended on a settlement of the As the observers crowd 10 of Homo Sapiens

speeches and newspaper articles

France's main demand is that one side of the aeroplanes to creatures akin to the unspecial emphasised Russia's desire for

of Kenya from which peace, but watei:

at the same time the Saar remain politically in пред the eclipse, the pilot Ised will fly with that aldo banked It is assumed they frat began to emphasised her preparedness to dependent of Germany and stay and a half emerge about 25 million years meet aggression."Reuter. ccchemically Inked with Frence. up, giving a two minute view.

ogo in the distant Miocene.

All passengers will see. the eclipse in comfort.

and the

Professor Broom belleved that Prometheus had many human characteristics. He pointed out the nerves of the Mr C. A. G. Bearpark, that in man member of the British Astro novo pass through two slave-lika nomlent Association, who has or cribriform plates divided by helped to arrange the trip, a ridge of bone known as the galli. The crista. Isa Cripta sold: "There will be about 160 going by 805 and about 09 by air to tipthenburg,

10

TWO WOMEN

10 party will include two women, one of whom is a well- known amateur astronomer,

The non trip la practically booked up. But there are still some vacancies for the aircraft, We have been reattleting them to amateur and professional astronomers but if there are any vacancies unfilled wa

may offer: them to the public.t

human chornote scarcely

noticeable in the apes. In Pro- metheus it is well developed. Other fragmentary bones and chats made and

of

Sear problem:

The First To Cross Cook

Straits In A Canoe?

A former Tottenham schoolboy, Mr Basil Mc- Caward, 30, thinks he may be the first Englishman to

this species were retributed south Island, New Zealand, by canon.

od have crossed the Cook Straits, between North and reles

to museums when the BIST B

were unearthed.

Professor. Dart says it is

His parents, Mr. and Mrs G. the cove where Captain" Cook's This is a wonderful place, gratifying to record that scarcely McCoward, of The Drive, Bounds ship Jopped for refitting.

wo milimetres of alteration le Green, think so, anhur

reconcile the Basil is an engineer working, the nearest to Heaven on earth *Basil" said negery to

of the for the New Zealand

| you can"? astumed dimensions

He says that he became profile with that of the new jaw, mant,

He took

frentened; only towards ther ofthe crossing,

London: Feb. 23. two-man daños 1759, low and Mr Bearpark emphasised that The Minister of State of the 31n vide: The journey, derode it will not be joy ride but a Foreign Office, Mr Solwyn the 30-mile Mellby,

represent Loyd

Great serious solentific expedition.

Although it would not be Britain at the opening of the which possible to do any serious now. Sudanese parlament, wh sclentine recording on the sero 10ake place in Kharipum planes during the eclipse. for on March 1, it was omcially:anm whien, special, hour night nounced here today T Deler, 10 Prawn, 22 Echelon, 20 Arid, 27 Tarm, 28 Arbiter, arrom Gothenburg above the Mr Lloyd wir? Bath, 30 Evil, 31 Tune, 32 Early Down 2 Allude, à Rebate, clouds has been awranired red next. Ballisday by -4° Arad, 5 Dresty, 6 Alins, ? Cache, 12 Edge, 13. Tiah,:15 Sen

21 Erdahy (6).

NYESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.---Across: 1 Fair, 4 Advance, §

Emir, Club, 10 Replien, 11 Ared, 12 Edit,14 Drosary

50 rand, 18 Rotaan, 20 Fumble, 21 Winter, Ja Cargo; 14TH

*fterwards.

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