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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1954,

Six American Representatives Say:

SHOULD

ITS TROOPS

Suggested Action Against European Apathy

Washington, Mar. 14.

Six Representatives, members of a House armed forces committee, have proposed that the Defence Department should carry out a redeploy- ment of American troops abroad as a result of the lack of urgency apparently shown by certain countries in ratifying the European Defence Com- munity treaty.

The proposal is contained in a report drawn up by the six Representatives after a fact-finding tour of Western Europe made last autumn led by William Hess and published on Monday morning.

They also suggested more use should be made of local labour, particularly in Italy and in the American bases now under construction in Spain.

serve

in the

The Representatives said in the European Defence Com- their report France must joinmunity (EDC) treaty. These economically and socially with would give her virtual sover- olber West European countries eignty and allow West German and they criticise a fort

10 of contingents France reasoning in

which European Army. they Suy, looks back and ignores the future. acknowledge, however. sacrifices which France made in Indo-China,

FRANCE'S ATTITUDE

They the has

in

into force.

But under the occupation statute the amendment, If passed by Parliament, must then be High approved by the Allied Commission before it can como

Regarding the position Italy, the report

the states situation with

the respect to EDC is much the same as it is in France Italy,

said, was doing something words Joint defence within the will

0

which

Informed Allied sources have the report said the High Comunisaton,

to-largely

insistence. on French make approval effectiv limits of her economy but only from the date on was very little In comparison to the EDC comes into force. her needs.

France feels it would be In- Representatives spent consistent to agree to legisla- three days in Norway and Den-ion

the giving Germany mark where, they said, the at- theoretical power to rearm be- titude towards Germany of the fore the EDC comes into being, Norwegiam and the Danes who these sources said.

The

Democratic 0p

had been so recently invaded by that country was

The Social understand but they believed these position, opposed to West Ger- people now Euro covery a sign that

the German eun Aray, is still studying the people has a reawakened con-possibility of bringing a con-

complaini science and they recognise the stitutional

against Importance which a solid Ger- the amendment. China Mail man community would have for Special. them-France-Presse.

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Bonn, Mar. 14. West Germany is expected this week to take another step nearer rearmament and a place in the projected European

Army.

DEMONSTRATIONS

Paris, Mar. 14.

Caracas Decision on Commaniern

REDEPLOY Momentous Reiteration

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West Germany Is Reburying

Nazi War Criminals

Ninety-one German war criminals executed Demonstrations against the by the British and buried in unmarked graves in European Defence Community Treaty occurred in many Paris Hamelin prison are being exhumed. They are precincts and in the provinces being buried by the German authorities in the wreaths at war memorials in municipal cemetery.

today when

laid telegations

The Bundesrat (upper house) protest over ratification of the EDC Treaty and German on Friday is expected to debate д constitutional Amendment rearmament, which would give West Ger- many the express power to raise troops.

the

(lower house)

In response to the appeals of various organisations sponsoring

the unti-EDC movement, delṛ- to This amendment, passed by gations brought nowers

cenotapha in tribute to the war Bundestag last month, is expected to set dead and to those who died the necessary two-thirds major-fighting for the liberation of

France. ity in the Bundesrat,

They include Josef Kramer, the "beast of Bel- sen,"

‚” Irma Grese, “the woman with the whip and dog," and most of the other notorious Nazi con- centration camp officials.

The reburial is the result of were passed for "alleged" war

and

crimes against years of agitation by Right-wing crimes

lements in Lower Saxony. Re-humanity, added:

"These 91 *war criminals, ports that it was made necessary by structural alterations in the executed by British military prison grounds are untrue, Justice by the axe or the rope, were consigned to a mass grove There are no such alterations,

The opening of the graves was in the prison yard. For a long trary to the constitution in West said the demonstrations took

a few days ago on Germany's

the time there was no reminder in the place in perfect calm.-Franceerders of the Lower Saxony the prison yard of this gruesome trenties with

It states there is nothing con- Reports reaching here tonight

West, the Bonn conventions and Presse,

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execution. The

remains are being put in

"Under the conditions then separate coffins for burlat in prevailing this leaves open the

question whe

whether guilty and The Lower Saxony Finance innocent were not struck down Ministry allocated about £1,700 Indiscriminately. On the Ger for the purpose.

zcparnie graves,

PUBLIC TRIAL

man side the fact was known, but it was not possible to give The executions were carried the axecuted persons at least a out at Hamelin by Pierrepoint, worthy last resting place." the British hangman, after open

The allegation that the war trial before British courts in criminals were thrown by the Germany between 10-15 and British into

a.mass grave is 1918. The total number of war

As for untrue.

the suggestion criminals executed by the Bri- of innocence, only where crlines Ush was 100.

established in open court were They included another 04 who so revolting that the exercise of were executed at Hameln. clemency was utterly impossible There were buried mostly in were death sentences carried unmarked graves outside the pri- | out.

The prison was handed over.

to the German authorities in

1950. The names of the buried

criminals and the exact position Fewer Tensions

of the graves were not given to

the German · authorities. In World

They were eventually dis

covered and identified by the

German prison authorities, who Says Mrs Pandit

laid out a flower bed to com-

memorate them.

GEĻMAN COMMENT

Madras, Mar. 14. "Tensions in the world today The report of the reburials in | sro less than they were," de the Hanover newspaper Han- clored Mrs. Vijaya

Laksmi noversche Allgemeine Zeltung, Pandit, President of the United Pafter saying that the sentences Nations General Assembly, when

interviewed here by the Press today!

Mr Pandit, who arrived in Mindens today on her way to Colombo, on a week's holiday, added that "all at un mot explore the areas of agrocmonk to the fullest extent knowing we do the results of falhire.",

She refused to comment on the elecitou spréch

off the

Of Portion Of Monroe Doctrine'

Washington, Mar. 14.

The American Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, on his return from Caracas today, said the Inter-American conference has made a "momentous" reiteration of "a portion of the Monroe doctrine which has largely been for- gotten."

This portion relates "to the extension to this hemisphere of the political system of despotic European powers," Mr Dulles said in a statement immediately after his plane landed at National Airport.

Mr Dulles spent two weeks at moilteni and economic well- Caracas as chief of the United being of this hemisphere, States delegation at the 10th "Many important probleme Inter-American conference. He remain to be dealt with and left Mr Henry F. Holland, new am particularly anxious that assistant Secretary of State for belter understandings be reached Inter-American Affairs. to In reintion in economic and represent the United States sucial matters of common com- during the remainder of the cern-United Presa. meeting.

Mr Dulles said he is "very satisfied with the results ob- lined so fur at Caracas. But be added that important problems remained to be dealt with,

am particularly anxious thei better understandings be reached in relation to economic and social matters of common concern," he said.

Won't Give Up Their Sit-Down Hunger Strike

Cairo, Mar, 14. Madame Doria Shank, 36- yca.-old leader of the Bint El Ni! (Doughters of the Nile) Mr Dulles was greeted at the movement, who is still on a sit- airport by his deputy Secretary down hunger strike in the Press of State, Mr Walter Bedell Syndicate Building here today, Smith.

acting assistent Secre- sent a delegation of her women tary for Inter-American Affairs, supporters to President Naguib, who was presiding at a meeting of the Revolution Counell Com-

Mr Robert Woodward,

MOMENTOUS DECLARATION | mand for a formal undertaking

that wancient

would be admitted reporters on his to the Constituent Assembly.

of

women are.

1

He told arrival: "I am very satisfed Madame Shafik-once declared with the results so für obtained

As "too beautifu to lecture at at the Inter-American confer-

University, Calro

started the ence at Caracas. Yesterday the

hunger strike on Friday "until committee with only the nega-

adroitted to the live vote of Guatemala made a Constituent Assembly." She momentous declaration

was later joined by some 20 principles. In effect, it makes

kes supporters. as the International policy

The wonten hunger strikers, this hemisphere a

of portion

dressing wearing pyjamas and the Monroe Doctrine which has gowns, said today:

"We shall largely

been forgotten and which relates to the extension to this hemisphere of the political

го

system of despotic European

powers.

win in the end.

Today Madame Shafik's hus- bend, Dr Nur E Dinragal, a well-known Cairo lawyer, ungod his wife to give up the hunger "Useful discussions have been strike tonight. Former Primo going on with reference to Minister Aly Maher, now Chalt- economic and commercial mat- man of the Constitution Drafting ters and a better understanding Committee, again appealed to will, I am confident, come out the women to end the demon- of the conference.

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