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EARLY AGREEMENT SEEN

JOHN CLARKE'S CASEBOOK

THE

WRITER

PLANS

No Opposition Expected To

has been Edward's Two Western Moves

Ibusiness all his writing

life to observe and report upon his fellow men's be haviour.

As a writer

Washington, Apr. 2. American officials said today they anticipate

for newspapers carly agreement between Moscow and Washington and amgazines, as the author on the "house-keeping" details of the Geneva of at least one novel, titt yel urapublished, and one play that conference on the Far East which opens on April

bas it to be produced, other 26. people

glimpsed,

studied UF

naged at their moments of

They said they expect the Soviet Union to triumph and disaster, have pro- agree to a United States suggestion made in a vided fie raw material in which note to the Kremlin last Monday that English, whose French, Russian, Chinese and Korean all be em-

played as official languages at the conference.

he has worked.

Now, ut 51, Edward,

rn so often

has drawn sighs

of pity

for from his readers these about whom he has writ- in a plight as ten, in himself pitiable us any of theirs.

The other day. at the West London court, Edward pleaded guilty to stealing an expensive book from a department store. TWICE BEFORE

il

THE is HW

brisk-looking man turk hair receding from his forehead, who wears small moustache, and a neat and when the police Dow 11. were called to the store, told them he had, cariler Heal afternoon.

10 stolen

other books from two ather shops.

There are two previous con-

hai

vletions," said police officer tu Mr B. R. Guest, the magistrate. gistrate, "In 1945, he was aned stealing a lady's fan. In 1952, he was conditionally discharged

Blackpool up in

for making Usc 0! FL railway

improper

carriage,"

he doing?" the

What was gistrate asked. "Sleeping in it,"

answered,

The officer

It was believed that the Soviet Union will express no opposition to the idea that each side of the conference the 16 United Nations allies and South Korea on the one hand and the Communist countries | on the other should provide its own Secretariat to handle translations and circulation of documents.

Leathers of

Catholte, Hoahao, Chad, Coadaist religious groups and the Daiviet and Binhxuyen political parties meeting here signed the pledge to fight "Com- munism in all its forms."

American authorities pointer. out that the basis for agreement on these Technical details had been more

4 less

land during the Panmunjom talks in which these two Bems of secretarials and languages were about the unty Jums tie two sides did agree on.

Meanwhile,

v{ct

policy olliclals

would

The Vietnam Goverom, which opposes a negotiated peace with Ro Chi-minh, Vienint sund they recognise that the SoCabinet planned to stamp out leader, this week created a war Union probably make a more miense effort on with the Vietminh at the present any group advocaling a treaty the Indo-China phase of the time.Reuter. Geneva conference than on the Korea matter because the Reds believed that they had greater opportunity there of making un inroad by dividing the Aldes.

Amerleau officials salá that they are determined not to let the Reus

Play

without further ex- against andzei

one

Aren

oll

but will stick BUCK Position

thut

planation. Instead,

he tumed | Urmiy

their LO

to Edward's history.

"Al his Geneva actually comprises two

life until recently, he sald, separute conferences,

Ong

tis man has been a journailst Korea and one on Indo-China. and writer,

United Lately, he has not

States

tul

art

been very successful. and has consulting frequently. al The been working In the kitchens working level here with the re- of hotels and living in Rowton zemku: Lives of the 15 other

Houses,

"MAY

ANTI-SOCIAL ❝MAY I tell you the reason for that," Edward put in, his accent homespun North Country. The magistrate ruxided. "I owe my present condition," Edward maid, alcoholisan.

are

1t

United

Naitons

members 门。

volved on the technical detalls

of the conference.

TOP LEVEL MEETING The Ambassadors of United Netions countries here are ex-

US Convention

Votes

For McCarthy

Bangor, Maine, Apr. 2. A resolution critical of the methods employed by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy (Repub- lean, Wisconsin), was defeated today at the Maine Republican State Convention.

Two Years For "Fiendish Cruelty"

Mr

Melbourne, Apr. 2.

Arthur Victor Murray, 44-year-old father of elahi children, was sent to two years' hard labour here today for what the

Judge called "Aendish

cruelty" towards his son.

Mr Murray. a driver, Was accused of thrashing his 18-year-old non with silcks, breaking both the boy's arms and cutling his head and car. because he suspected him of a theft.

A few hours later, he gave โป son a second thrashing with a belt or strap.

Chlef

Justloo iferring

Bald a father had a right and duty to correct his son. "But he can do so without brutality and without sadistic cruelty. It does not give him the right to work himself into a fury in which he behaves liko a fond." China Mali Special.

MRP Wants

EDC Debated

By May 25

The

Deputy

ON GENEVA

Stubborn Defence By West Indies:

123 For 3 At Tea

Kingston, Jamaica, Apr. 2.

West Indies had scored 123 for the loss of three wickets at tea today in the Test against | England here.

At the lunch interval they scored 54 for two! wickets, having added 34 runs during the 90 minutes morning play for the loss of two wickets.

the

the

Test Close Of Play Score

Pace bowler Freddie True- |||||||||||||||||fungs man struck the first blow for England. 20 minutes after the resumption, when he dismissed John Holt for eight,

Only six runs had been added to overnight total when Holt turn- ed a fast innwinger to back- word short

Tony leg, where Lack took a two-handed catch in fact from the ground.

The weather was extremely hol. The ball did not lift as I had done on the first morning. But the pitch was still fairly fast and Trueman bowled with considerable speed.

Everton Weckes offered Tom Graveney a very diffleull chance off spinner Jim Laker when only one but after scoring three in half an hour, be played a balt from Johnny Wardle hard on to his wicket with the total a1 39.

Opening but Jeff Stollmeyer delended stubbornly with Worrell until lunch.

Scores:

Paris, Apr. 2.

Chadrian of the Popular Republlena Move- ment (MRP), M. Robert Bichel, has threatened the resignation of Parliament does not start "the his party's eight ministers if EDC (European Defence Com-J. munity) ratincation debate by May 20

It

1L

was high ime for the Government

to take

a stand and decide to start the ratifica- tion debate by May 26 at the latest, M. Bichet told an MRP meeting In Versailles Fast

night.

usk

for

the

'The

it happens otherwise the MRP National

congress which 18 meeting on May 27 would doubless

with- the Government. drawal of its ministers from must be made now", he added. choice The eight MRP ministers in Premier Joseph Laniel's Gov- eramat include the Foreign Minister, M. Georges Bidault. and the Deputy Premier, M.

The risolution, introduced at Pierre Henri Teitgen. a meeting of Fics Districi de- legates, wus

The overwhelmingly

chronie Poet:a la met with top level rejected by a voice vote.

tight at the outset, 1 want to pay I realise it was anti- social of me to take properly that didn't belong to me. yes terday.

This morning, my cthles not clouded by drink. Yesterday, I did skip.

went to the

labour exchange, and then, in Soho, I met a friend from the old days, and he

several gin and bitters

[

SHOP TALK

with the best Intentions,

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The author of the resolution

Government, seriously divided on the European Army issue, has not yet made up its mind when the National Assem- bly should start the ratification debate, Reuter,

Convention Mild Weather

oftients such as the Secretary of State, Mr Jon Foster Dulles, and the Assistant Secretary, Mr was Mr Harold C. Perham, 54. Walter Robertson, when it be comes necessary to tuulise the Allca poiky

the position ОП conference.

Meanwhile, the Allies are counting on the United States take she aniuntive Korean part making aurangements for the of the conference while Fiance does the same as regards the

part of the talks which will be on Indo-China.

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The resolution, In its final form, did not mention Senatar McCarthy by name but Mr Perham told the "You know this resolution was in fauned at McCarthyism."

There was no applause after he conclud::t his remarks. A few boog were heard,

the

our

For Gothic:

Queen Resting

West Indles, ist innings 130; England, 1st Innings 414.

fioit, c. Lack, b. Trueman West Indies, 2nd Innings Stollmeyer, not out

E, Weekes, b. Wardle, F. Worrell, not out Extras

Kingston. Apr. 2. At the clune of play to- day West Indies in their second Innlage had scored 184 for the loss of four wickets.

They all require 91 runs to avoid an innings defeat.

Reuter,

UK Minister

Opposes Merger Plan

London, Apr. 2. The Minister of State for a the Colonies, Mr Henry Hop- 20 kinson, today opposed the 3 idea of merging the Colonial Commonwealth Rela-

and

tions offices.

for two

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He was

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AND with the drinks, offered 50 far, all of the out of friendship, there would United Nations allies have act be that heady "shop" talk all pled the writers indulge in, and for Ed-Geneva conference except South

Africa, which has ward the brief magic of feeling

declined to allend. Tic South Africans, he belonged

ngain.

an one who

furnished 41 with all writers from Shake- |*****

Aircraft Then the friend Madron in the war, have told speare down.

ould go, back to the work he, the United States that they be- and treasonable acts against the where they will arrive on Mon--Deer, Lion, 7-Camel, B-Cat.

Heve their point of view can be WRA busy on: and Edward

ExpreSzed by would be alone again, a kitchen adequately

other allies, porter out of a job.

American umeins

Now from the dock he said:

the

to

Uday.

Cocos,

under

Its "White

The resolution said: "Amend. by adding the following words to the national affairs plank of the platforma: We as Repub- Aboard the Gothic, Apr. 2. Icons of Molne reaffirm

Queen Elizabeth and the Duke faith in our American system off of Edinburgh resting niter CIRCUS REDOB:

Wo representative democracy.

We their strenuous Australian tours pard; Lions; Big Top. also recognise the right of our are enjoying a peaceful voyage Government to investigate and in mild

Word Game prosecute all cases of subversion Islands in

weather to the Cocos

the Indian Ocean 1-Don, 2-Cow, 3-Wasp, 4-Fox United States of America, but,

-Hen. 10-Mink. 11-Elk. 12-Crab, in so doing that such procedure should be carried on according

on according King, 24 year-old John Clunies to the principles of fair said that "I have a full length play, sir, the Government of South Korea and justice as exemplified Plan Rose, is making preparations to

the Bul of Rights and the Con- Royal visitors. in give a fitting have stood still has not formally accepted

welcome to the night after night outside

American a stage door in the the

stitution of the United States. to

He himself intends to pilot West

End trying to catch a very Geneva but Indications are that

In his description of his re- the Queen's barge through the It will do so. Russia was glver solution, Mr Perham said it was intricate channels of the lagoon famous actress to nsk her

the job of inviting Communist aimed at "the degrading Ameri- from the Gothic read it.

to the prin- and North Korea, and

and canism of McCarthy.United air,China

eted to attend. both are

Press.

cipal island of the group of 27. expected

Mr Clunies Ross comes from The idea of having

a Scottish trading family which separate secretariats at Geneva,

was granted a perpetual lease of ofed by the United States because one for each side, was suggest-

the palm-fringed islands by Queen Victoria in at Panmunjom the Communists)

the mid the firmly declined

19th century. American Fuggestion that the United Na

"I have another work,

that

deals with a subject with which I have become all

camillar...

"I don't think the subject your

work will assist me

anything," said

decido

magistrate.

"I just want

too

to

invitation

'two'

to show that tions be asked to provide one

I'm trying to earn my living," Edward sald.

"I shall remand you in cus- tudy for a fortnight," sald Mr Guest. "I want there to be thorough medical examina- tion."

MY MANUSCRIPTS

KonorDi

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secretariat. -- United

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Salgon Apr. 2. Vietminh political and

re Higlous leaders Loday vowed

Aid For Iraq Airlift

He is the great great grand- son of the Scot who first land- ed on the "atoll of the heaven- ly footstep"-home island-in 1825 and decided to make it

private Utepla,

a

Fuyld, Suez Canal Zone,

Apr. 2.. British Army authorities said here today that 1,000 tents and 250,000 Mandbags

The islands, midway between being Ceylon and Australia, rushed to

have a to help stem the floods and to provide relief. population of about 1,000, main-

Iraq

were

Ly Malays and Europeans.

THANK YOU, Bir," sald never to surrender to Com- Two hundred thousand Dark handsome John Clunies Edward; then, as he was munism of support any com-emergency sandbags have been Ross became "king" in 1940 on icd out, he was struck by a promise "which might affect flown from Royal Air Force his 21st birthday. Reuter. terrible thought. "My manu-national independence or stocks at Harbbanlya, Iraq, and scripts, sir, they're in my lock-liberty."

50,000 from the Suez

Canal

er. What will become of them. Their declaration came three Zone, They are being used to They're all I have, sir.

weeks before the opening of the help rebuild and reinforce the "The police will see to that, Geneva conference on the Far dykes on the Tigris and Elcala said the magistrate, and Edward East which France hopes will rivers whose swollen waters left, quiet, weary, relloved, to lead to a settlement of the have menaced Banded and left face, the next chapter in the seven-year-old Indo-China war many homeless and stranded. tale he was living, not writing.sgainst Vietminh Communists,

The airlift is continuing to

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