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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH

INDIA'S ACTION AGAINST Home From

1,500,000 Meals For Alley Cats

Melbourne, Mar. 1. Meu Prayers Ġoddes, 70, A widow, estimates she has Provided moro than 1.500.000 ments for stray aller eats in the Fast 25

Mrs Geddes unes most of her old-age pension, plus Amalt allowances from animal lovers, to buy the scraps of meat she throws to some 200 cat, cach night. -United Press.

Ollenhauer Wants Guarantee On EDC

Berlin. Mar. 1. The President of the Western German Social

AMERICA

Sequel To Aid

To

Pakistan

OBSERVERS MAY HAVE

TO LEAVE KASHMIR

New Delhi, Már. `1.

India is expected to demand the withdrawal of the United Nations of American members observation team in troubled Kashmir, following Mr Nehru's declaration today that they could not be considered neutrals, after the United States had granted military aid to Pakistan.

Speaking on President Eisenhower's decision to send military equipment to Pakistan, the Indian Prime Minister said this aid was a form of inter- vention and therefore American observers could "no longer be treated by us as neutrals in this dispute, and hence their presence there appears to us improper."

Aid for Pakistan "creates a grave situation for Democratic Purty, Herr India and for Asia," Mr Nehru told the House of the Erich Ollenhauer said today | People. "It adds to our tensions and makes it much German participation in the more difficult to solve the problems which have con- European Defence Com-fronted India and Pakistan."

er any country's motives. Que hat

munity could take place only

10 confirma Omelak declined if a convention guaranteed.

India had already or deny that that commitments made by

arked the Unlled Nations they were. the German Federal Republic Secretary General to withdraw

the Americau members of the team. would become void in event of German unification.

About 18 United States obrer- Herr Ofenbauer was speaking

vers and five airmen are among | at a public meeting in Berlin. the 64 members of the United 11e said:

enough to Nationa "It is not

observer team in have armies and soldiers to de- Kashmir. About a dozen are on fend freedom. This is proved the Indian side of the ecusefire

in Berlin

net! line,

by the struggle waged

party

by the Social Democrate agains: totalitarian Cominunium,"

Answering

to consider facts

But

15

"So far as President Elsen- hower is concerned, 1 an; con- vinceti be bears no ill will to India, that he wishes well Indiu and that he will not take any step to injure India.

CERTAIN RESULTS

to

"11 nut a question of motives results of certain President Eisen- but rather

428

He further rejected allegationshower's offer to consider syn- which invitably follow certajni that his party

was not immune | M

pathetically the Indian request actions. It had seemed to Communism, H: against

10 to military ald uki, Mr Netru told for

the in regard

that the suprised that "those who wre House of the People "If we Pakistan,

results are most violent again. Bolshevism

cbject

to military ald being bound to be unfortunate.” had no objection against Franco given to Pakistan, we would be Spain becoming an ally of the hypocrites

Mr Nehru said military old to unprincipled opportunists to accept such sil Pakistan is to be seen in the

context of the repeated rejec virselves."

tion of a no war pact which Indin bad offered,

free world."

NO REAL DISCUSSION Herr Ollenhauer Rock Ger- Inany should

become

not

a

and

Mr Nehru said that amonk "partner with a reprieve" in questions discussed for the last the free world's defener com-few years regarding Kashmir. mmunity,

VI would welcome the

H

Russia

1954.

Italian Army Captain Frano Magnan),'a prisoner of war re- pently released by the Russians, kisses the mother of a soldier who died in captivity at Udine. Kaly, when he returned home from captivity in Soviet Russia. Express Photo.

SUDDENLY HE STOPPED HIS CAR:

Soviet

General Forgot

To Shake Hands

Vienna, Mar. 1.

The Commander-in-Chief of Soviet troops in

Vietminh Have

Not Reached

Their Targets Says Pleven

aris, Mar. 1. France's Defence Minis- ter, M. Rene Pleven,'sald on his retum from a UNE- month on-the-spot survey of the Indo-China situation tonight that the coming conference in Geneva

Was

one of the dominant factors In the Indo-China situation. M. Pleven, who returned by air with Secretary Pierre Chevigne, gold, two other

dominant

the factors were military developments in Indo- China and the Franco-Vietnam negotiations opening in Paris next week to perfect Viet- nenseso Independence."

far

"Militarily it is incontestable that the Vietminh have BO not reached any of their essen- tial targets.”*

He said during his trip .bo had particularly considered the gradual relieving of French forces by the Indo-Chinese na- tional armies.

Franco would not be going without any "trump cards" to the Geneva conference, thanks to the efforts of her sons fight- M. Ing in Indo-Chins, mid

Pleven.

PURE GUESSWORK "Public opinion in the Asso- clated States is divided between the desire for peace common ta all

of peoples, and the fear agreements which would not Include

and Folld

Insting Ruarantees.

M. Pleven sald the views he and M. Chevigne had adopted after

survey could not Le ummed up in a few words

their

asley had made no statement during their trip, and all re- ports of any conclusions

they were supposed to have reached were pure guesswork.

Moreover, the Vietminh was constantly on the lookout for Information.

Earlier reports sald M. Pleven had brought home to Paris im- portant new plans for defeating the

Vietminh Communist-led rebels, and that the plans had been specifically designed make the fullest possible use of American economic and mill- tory aid-France-Presse.

to

He believed that no had been the strength of forces strengthening of Pakistan econo- Austria today inspected British troops here for Vatican Clamps

real discussion had taken place to be left on

at the Berlin

ters Conference.

Foreign Minis- ceasefire line,

A successful negotiation

either side of the

with a view

having a plebiscile afterwards,

MAKES A DIFFERENCE

stated: "Now

そきる

He

Germany, required examination

of

free

the that

the complex question of

and European whole issue has to be considered elections security with the participation from an entirely different post of all Germany. He proposed of view when across the border, that the security charter system cross the ceasefire line on the folit the lines

of the United other side, additional forces are

being

Pakistan Nations statutes.

thrust outside ant! put al the disposal of He said the European Defence Pakistan, It does make

n dif- Community did not ensure theference."

mically and even militarily in the first time since the war. the portal sense that they boja. themselves up. But this is not

mal procedure and in so far

as it upsets normaley, it is a step Susan Hayward Says

wway from peace."

The Pakistan Prime Minister

was reported to have said that "He Threw Me American air would help to solve

Into The

the Kashanic problem. Mr Nehra

he his mind works and how said that is an indication of the way be used, Military aid is utilized in war or threat of war.

At another point Mr Nehru

thinks this military aid might Swimming Pool"

A British official said the in- the re- spection was held at

quest of the Commander, Army

Down "On

Worker-Priests

Paris, Mar. 1.

General Sergei Berlusov, who took over the post last month.

General Berlusov arrived at Schoenbrunn barracks, Head- quarters of

British Forces in

A ten-year-old experiment Vienna, in a huge Ziz Soviet

by more than 100 French 139 | limousine, escorted by British

priests to spread Christianity and party of polico in jeeps

among the working classca_end- motor cyclists.

1oday on orders of the He was welcomed

by Liou-ed

Vatican. tenant-General Robert Urquhart,

'The "worker-priests" have Commander of British troops in

been

ሰ። employed

factory Austria, while the band of the First Battalion, the Middlesex hands, dock workers and coal to give them closer Regiment, played the Soviet miners National Anthem.

contact with industrial workere. After inspecting men of the From now on they may devote only

Battalion's B Company und

no more than three hours daily because watching a march past; the to manual tasks, shc

**Soviet General attended a cock-

tail party.

security of the Federal Repub- India had no intention of referred to a reported statement actress, wept in court as she

or bartering her to American Congress by described haw freedom for any purpose, or Asistie Secretary of State, Mr

under

Mr

any compulsion what-Watter Robertson, that the beat her and threw her into a

He specially in consideration of the charges which had occurred rendering in world strategy. He said in Cay use the Federal Republic's contribution to the EDC should not make German reunification more difficult-France Presse.

ever, Mr Nehru sald,

Burbank, California. Miss Susan Hayward, the film

her husband,

the Jess Barker,

aetor,

United States must dominate swimining pool,

Sho until Communist China

was wearing broke up Internally.

bathrobe at the time Nehru commented: I sleep in the raw," "Whatever the objective may plained.

be, the Communists of Asia and certainly of India, do not accept this policy and do not propose to be dominated by any country for whatever purpose." -Reuter.

Mr Nehru said he had at no Ashu time challenged any individual's

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WASHINGTON COMMENT

Limitation of their work was ordered after charges that some Miss Hayward said the first As he drove off General worker-priests had swung to time she came to the surface Beriusov suddenly stopped his Communism matead of win- after being ducked she scream-car and jumped out to shakening converts to Christianity. ed, Barker pushed her under hands with a British Colonel he The Vatican order has caused

had apparently forgotten when considerable controversy

Church groups Da "I thought he was going to leaving-Reuter.

France among well as laymen. The Dominican (Catholic)

claim Order

that eight million French working men and women have become "do-Christianised" and aced missionary work.

again,

me," she added.

| 12/17

She managed to crawl from

was so heavy

with water she

then marched

Washington, March 1, the pool. Because her bathrobe A State Department spokes man said tonight if the Indian discarded i. Prime Minister had any com- plaints to make regarding the composition of the Kashmir armistice commission he should make them to the United Na- tions.

Luxembourg

without clothes Is

Her husband her Indoors despite the foot that they had. guests.

Miss Hayward, who la 33, is petitioning for order to

or her!

Expected

To Ratify EDC

The State Department spolces-restrain her 30-year-old husband man said that the US. Govern- from molesting her ment in the meantime had no mother pending a divorce action...

comment to make on Mr Nehru's statement, and that any Indian representation to the United TWO SPECIAL Nations would probably bo transmitted

Washington EXHIBITS AT BIF to through "diplomatic channels,"

of

of the Supporters

Vatican stand reply that the Church's mission is to keep Christianity alive where it exists,"Reuter.

Plan For London Car Parks

Luxembourg, Mar. 1. The Government Bill for rati- Bcation of the European Dofence Community Tranty is assured of A plan for building £10 mil- a comfortable majority when it on worth of multi-storeyed garages has comes before the Luxembourg and underground

London Parliament following its ap- been approved by the According

County Council" according to stcoring by the to Information Two epic stories of contem- available

London cables, there

will here

the House. mmitte dre 18 porary British adventure

Eight London squares--Fins- Americans on the Commission, feature in the British Industries The committee consists of five

Berkeley, Cavendish, whose total membership is 45. Fair this year, according to cable members representing all parties bury,

Grosvenor. Leicester, Porimon, The other membera include reports from · London,

but the Communists. seven Australians, seven Cana- They are the historie conquest · The one House Parliament of St. James's and Soho-and Lin- dians, three New Zealanders, of Everest and the long and 52 includes 21 Catholles and 19 coln's Inn Fields were suggested one South African, Iwo Danos, lonely Aretic research of the Socialists who form the Govern for underground garages.

coalition-eight Liberals The L.C.C. hopes the garages. two Chilcans and one Uruguayan, British North Greenland Expediment -France-Preest,

tlon, both

both made possible by the and four Communists. All parties will ease London traffic con- enterprise of British manuface except the Communists have al- gestion,

Mr Patrick Stirling (Conser turers who

Areport vative) thought the vote in favour of the Bill..

To comply with tradition, ought to have been couched in after the voting on traffic, was in danger of being the Treaty by the Belgian brought us to gun centandàlill. He Scoate, dus to Lake place with- asked for parking meters beföre in the next two weeks-Reuter, garastos, atARKI

and equipment fled the materialready indicated that they will Third US Atomic Behind both the Himalayan the vote will take place im- more urgent terms. London's

Battery Going To Europé

and Arctic exploits. there is story of ingenuity and design by mediately British scientists and workers The public spotlight will be turned on these "back-room boy" for the first time at the

Washington, Mar. 17 The Department of the Army mounting the Everest exhi announced today that a third bitlon at Earls Court, the BIF atomic battery, consisting of have the support of the Royal 600 or 000 men and six 280 mm. Geographical Society. The Bri- Buns, would be sent to Europe fish North Greeninnd Expodi- within the next few months on Commitee has given its This will bring the number of blessing and co-operation to the guns capable of ring tonic Aretie feature, to be staged at missiles available to Ammerton Olympia,

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aero: 1 Repair & Races, forces in ourope and to the

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North Crediund

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