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General Gruenther Says:

"Dissolution Of NATO Would Be Catastrophe"

Chicago, Mar. 12.

The Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, General Alfred Gruenther said today the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation must not be allowed to disintegrate.

"To do so would be the beginning of the end," he told a news conference called to clarify his stand on NATO,

In a speech fast night to the Economic

of his remarks might have

said some interpreted.

Caracas

But

there were frienda there, ordered herself a glass of her

Lavounte {nut und joined them.

Lily

al ht friends

round a tabi,

plctures

Roy

solenu as one Commission

to be, yet enjoying themselves

immerwely (us D10

camol

think Royal Commissions do).] discussing the affairs of their families and friends.

MENTAL ARITHMETIC THEY

THEY drank their drinks

had

10

buy

Conference was

Dulles's Anti-Red Plan Attacked

Caracas, Mar. 12.

auto Argentina

Mexico

slowly, spinning out the pleasure, for none of the group

enough money more than a couple When today led an attack against those were flushed, they left. the United States'

anli-

The effect of the drink upon Communist resolution as Lily was to fill her with affec-

fellow-crea-possible weapon tion for all her tures. In particular,

a collective

belog

whelmed with love for her

in grandchildren

her house, where she lived.

Lily

paused on the pavement outside the public-house, und looked in her worn old purse. She did a little mental

arith- metic.

YES, theme wis

of future intervention

in

Club he been mis-

! Historically allisonces tended to break up when the danger Ist. However, he said, NATO must be an exception to these precedents.

"It would be nothing short of a catastrophe if NATO should begin to dissolve," he said. "It will not break up. It must con- thue regardless of any com- plications or disappointments

102

that may occur,

"NATO will continue regard- Jess of the Soviet threat.

General Gruenther said that NATO should be a keystone of

US. Foreign Polley,

80 DIVISIÓNS "There will be a time, when the satellites alone will have 80 divisions stunding foc-to-100 against us" mile perimeter from the up of Norway 16 Turkey.

along

the

4,000-

BOW

The Soviet Air Force numbers 20.000 Arst-line air- trail, he said, with at least 25 The par cent Jet-powered. percentage is moving

קנו חנם

grandmother, she Was over- the internat affairs of

son's hemisphere nations.

Strong words used by the of both nứtions 171 delegates

closer to support of amendments to the

United States

plan indicated 60 per cent.

The biggest

problems for that they might vote against or

NATO were air power, develop- abstain from supporting the

a system of supply und LILY'S PROBLEM

resolution unless it is

revised ing a

creating

trained reserve forces just enough by the 10th Inter-American

the 14 nations in the in the purse for her to buy Conference. A show-down vota

alliance. something for the children. is planned for tomorrow.

NATO plawing, he said, Lily set course for a shop she

The U.S. Secretary of State,

based on the use of new weu - knew in the Walworth Road. Mr John Foster. Dulles,

atomic bombs. pons, including Inside the shop, a problem ever, drew support from Brazil, assailed her, She had money El Salvador, Peru, Cuba though

a present for Bulivia during the start of final pons to NATO to buy one child, but not enough to debates on the anti-Communist | provide for all. She sow her-strategy. Bolivia said it would self branded as having favour-

vote for the plan with ites, then sow a way out of theservation awkward sliuntion.

Lilly

how-

and

are-

that declaring

It would operate under a terme is A very small old

with its lady, and perhaps she felt that accordance

laws.

A

in the Saturday crush she

AL would not be noticed. counter where children's Rocks were sold, she stole two palms. Then she bought a third pair.

OUT ON BAIL

In

own

Ole

Minor amendments to the Dulles plan to condemn Com- munist intervention hemisphere and coff emergency meeting it it spreads seemed certain of approval. But Indications were that it would

ILY left the shop. Outside

she was stopped. Her thefts go through basically unchanged had been seen. Jn. the man-with majority support despite ager's office at the store, БЛО confessed, again at the police-Mexican and Argentinian cen- station.

They let her go, on bail, and all week-end she had the crime and its possible consequences hanging over her head.

plaints against it.

Argentina, generally siding with the Mexican amendments Mr Dulles has rejected, deliver cd the most outright and blunt expression of its opposiljon.

NOT ADEQUATE

Ist

But he emphasis:d that the con- trol over releasing atomic wea- lies with the United States.-United Press,

Saar Talks Postponed Until April

Paris, Mar. 12. The French Foreign Minister, M Georges Bidault, and the West German Chancellor, Dr Konmd Adenauer, are expected to continue their talks about the Saar early in April, it was learned here today in usually well-informed quarters.

Ezfnblished 1845

SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1954.

Camels Bring Is Britain Going

Silver Dollars

.

To Tibet

Calcutta, Mar. 12.

Camels laden with sliver dollars from Communist China are arriving dally at

the Tibotan capital Qi Lhasa, according to a new.J- paper report here.

The Kalimpong corres- pondent of the British- owned newspaper, Blates- man, said the Paking Gay- ernment was flooding Tibet with

Currency brought in over a caravan route from Chando.

Communist authorities at Lham have warned Tibetan Jewellents they wil bo charged with sabotage if they melt down the coins for conversion into trinkets and

the images.

report added.—Reuter.

SYNOPSIS

A 40-0 VICTORY

ON

By. “PAK LO”

the

To Move Suez

To Cyprus?

Base

London, Mar. 12.

Two senior British Services officers are to make a tour of bases in the Middle East which may be linked with a possible transfer of all or part of the British Middle East Air and Army Com- mands now in the Suez area to Cyprus.

The War and Air Ministries here tonight announced that the Quartermaster-General to the British Army, Lieut-General Sir Ouvry Roberts, and the Air Member for Supply and Organisation, Air Marshal Sir John Whitworth Jones, will leave London tonight by air for a joint tour of air force and military installations in the Middle East.

In Bulgaria

"Disgraced" Reds

The Bnnouncement seld General Roberts and Air Mar- Bhal Jones would inspect instaliations in the Suez Canni 661 Zone and the Island of Cyprus. They will be accompanied by Sir David Roseway, Assistant Under-Secretary for War and by senior offlcers of both branches of the Services,

Political circles here linked the trip with a possible trans- ter of all or part of the British Middle East Air and Army Comunanda now In the Suez area to Cyprus.

The British Middle East Headquarters are under Gen- crol Sir Charles Keightly Commander-in-Chicf of

al Land Forces in the Middle East, and Air Marshal Claude Polly. Commander of the British Air Force in the Middle East,

the return trip, Air On

Jones is Marshal

expected to stop over at the R.A.F. base of El Aden, near Tobruk in Libya, where Her

Majesty Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are due to land on

their way

to Malta May 1 and Gibraltar.

The touring officers are pected to return to Britain by March 20.France-PressE.

Yesterday afternoon Fijians, playing for most of the game with fourteen men, walloped the Services XV by the large score 40 points (5 goals, 5 tries) to nil. Without question the man of the match was Orisi Dawai who scored 12 of the points and assisted in most of the others.

Within two minutes gume opening Dawai Intercepted a pass and, easily outpoeing the defenders,

scored under the posts. Radrodro converted 5-0. kater Kabuka A few minutes Intercepted a pass and went to the Services 25 where he passed

who out to Nabaro

passed to Duwal and, again outpacing the backs, scored under the posts. Radrodro obliged, 10-0.

of the

on

Iraq Expected

To Get US

Ten minutes later the Fijians won a scrum on the Services 25 and the ball went to Dawal who Wert tearing

and twough scored. Radrodro's kick bounced off the upright. 123-0.

ball

Immediately after the

olineout to Maul came from who

to Nabaro who passed scored, Rndredro missed, 16-0.

NO WRONG FOOT

Tee score stayed that way

half until

time. This nearly all the Filons half and although the Services plenty of chances due to fin: hooking by Holt, poor passing in the threes spoiled their chances.

Military Aid

An

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between

Reappear

Vienna, Mar. 12.

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The Office of the Society 18 Iatuated at Beaconsfield Arcade,

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Members and the Public can an Oficial of the

day and 87894 by night.

Bulgarian cricles in said the surprising thing was the Kong

number of old Communista, who were believed to have been in disgrace, who had now been contact re-elected to the Central Com- Society by dialing 37870 by mittee of the Party.

Among them was the partisan Subscription artd Donation General Dobri Terpeshev, who

from the Com-should be sent to: was removed munist Party after the death of his friend Dimitroff in 1948. At the same

time he was re- moved from his post as deputy premier and sent as Bulgarian Minister to Bucharest,

Equally surprising. the Bul- Barlang

some

said here, was the re-

of the appearance

former Chief of the General Staff of the Bulgarian Army, Lleuten- ant-General Ivan Kinov, who had been in disgrace for tirne.

Three former Bulgarian ministers, Sava Ganovski, Kiril Dramalley and Boris Taskov, who were

the removed from

spring of 1952, Cabinet in the have also been re-elected to the Committee.

Washington, Mur. 12.

Informed American source sald tonight an agree ment granting military aid to Iraq would be signed shortly, ANOTHER SURPRISE probably next week, was

Another surprise, the Bulga- the United States and Iraq. rians snici here, was lite re- had

Negotiations to conclude this election of the Minister of agreement have been going on Culture, Ruben Avromov Levi, in secret during recent months, who was attacked in the Com- It was understood that Britain, munist

paper Rabotnitchesko For quite a while in the which has a pact with Iraq, was for allowing the operetta second half play remained mid-kept informed.

"Deljana", which was not true Aeld with the Fillans pressing. The

of aid to be to life, to be performed in

Sofia. A Franco-German agreement

Then Wawal again scored from granted is not yet known, but it |ka

This attack was at the time of On the Monday morning, at

about the future status of the his own 25 and Radrodro con"

was understood that a certain the Slanisky trial in Czecho the Lambeth court, she pleaded

Saar territory, with its million verted, 21-0.

sum would be made available to slovakia when Jews in the guilty

Mr before Mr A.W. Whit~!

Hodotto Munoz, of German-speaking inhabitants Straight away the ball came wick, to stealing the two pairs Argentina, anid that

beast a piTL of socles, valued at 3s od.

bulles and its coal and steet resources, front a loss maut and an Iraq to purchase in Britain at Soviet Union and the peoples of the equipment Democracies were unler are. In changes proposed by Mr Dulles

is a prerequisite condition for

Radrodre she needs There

took it and scored,

he is given the modernise her the new list. arc two previous were not adequate on the non-

the French Government for sub-

Ruben Avromov missed, 24-0.

forces.

name of convictions, alr,"

police intervention issue A

the ming "For officer sald, when the story of

interventionism

European army From now on the Fijians just Iraq would thus be able to dropping the Levi. the crime had been told,

with "In synonymous

Brodenism." treaty to Parliament for ratifica- piled on the score with Saukuru keep her equipment standard in The Committee consists of 68

Kabuta from a at he said, she was bound over

scoring, then with

candidate reference

view of the supplies she has members and 32 pasa from Dawal, then Qio already obtained from Britain members which is 37 more than added to the total and finally

France-Press.

the Committee elected in 1948.

Another name Dawni scored again. Radrodro

to reappear after the long silence is that of converted two of these tries.

In the second half the Fijians

Slavicho Transki, the partisan just could not put a foot wrong

Cairo, Mar. 12.

general who fought side by side and fully deserve this fine win. Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt with Tito throughout the war,

won practically

entered the men's singles final He fell into disgrace in Decem- every Ineout and made full Usc

tennis ber, 1940 after the execution of of the Egyptian lawn their chancer,

championships today when he Trajteho Kostoff and was con-

Gardini of Italy beat Fausto 6-4, 2-0, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1.

1927.

Clerkenwell

chairs."

LIN.

is

ion,

to

Some

progrcas towards n

for stealing four Argentina's complaints against common viewpoint was reported adde

former U.S. Ambassador

to have been made on Mar 0, Argentina, Mr Spruille Braden.

when Dr Adenauer called on M. "We reject it for ourselves and

Bidault for three hours on his our sister Repubiles of America. There is to be found the basis

way to Athens. lo dur comments on the United States resolution.?

Mexico's

"Chairs?" "Yes, sir.

Then in 1937 sho was fined £1 for stealing some stockings."

THIS woman

vegetable

HORROR ENDS

works preparer

-

as a

in

Originally, it was expected that the two statesman would They

Covent Garden, and her pay is Cordova, likewi, Mr Roberto meet again in Brussels at the

vise turned down

end of this month, when the next meeting of the six foreign

£2 a week, but it is only sea- Mr Dulles effort to quiet fears ministers of the Coal and Steel sonol. She gives the son with that bla proposal for an Pool nations was scheduled to whom she lives 25s. a week for emergency meeting if Commu- discuss political institutions for her keep," the officer said.

nism spread would be used to united Europe. What do you want to say?" cloak collective intervention. the magistrate asked Lily,

Mir

Cordova said that Mrin

of

It was amazing how most of the scores started on their own 25 and the defenders could not catch them.

Weil done,

the latest in- | FI | 11!1 here, this meeting is resolu- likely to be postponed for some ward off the time. The Dutch have indicated

"I'm ever so sorry, air, didn't Dulles addition to the

have no intention

tion "does not

really stealing or anything."

Lily

It

said, dry-eyed but tense. peril of collective intervention" that they think the plans for "Well it's a very long time le charged that the US, resolu political Europe are not suffi since you last did any shoption could begin operating even clently advanced to warrant an-

American lifting the magistrate said, soit an

state should other foreign ministers meet- "spontaneously" exercise Its ing. of government,

I'm not going to take any notice right to change its own system of that. Pay a fine of 23."

"Thanks ever so much, sir," sald Lily, and she bustled off, giach to get that week-end and the horrore it had contained, out of her. ayatem at last.

Blames Japanese Competition

London, Mar,, 12.

Japanese competition blamed by a textile firm for the

VIGOROUS DEFENCE

The Brazilian Foreign Minis- ter, Mr Vicente Rao, vigorously dafended the Dulles plan and rejected Mexico's amendments.

camo

from

Glasgow Badminton

Tournament

London, Mar. 12. The French

Jeff Robson of New Zealand Government would

reached the men's singles semi- welcome the postpone- ment until tho position here Anal in the Glasgow Invitational

Badminton.

1. Tournament, today about the EDC ratineation is

by defeating the Indian player, clearer-Router.

T. N. Seth, 15-0, 15-0.

BOYS AND GIRLS SOLUTIONS

He said he did not believe in CROSSWORD: "so-called national Communism”. The danger of aggression and intervention Moscow-backed strategy.

Bolivia's Mr Walter Arze re- looted the Idea that the United

loss of West African orders States alone would interveno in worth £10,000 a month,

the internal affairs of other

The firm, which had been states. He said that this was a supplying bly quantities of un- "shadow found in past events" derwear fabric to be made into which had no application to the garments, dismissed one prosent. But he did voice cut-

has man and put 11 more on short corn about the possibility of time because of

of the lost orders, combined intervention and made -Reuters

de reservation. United Press,

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