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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY IT, 1054.

FRANCO-GERMAN AGREEMENT ON Oil Beneath

No Kisses In Chinese Love Film

Geneya, May 21.

Without a king or even the holding of hands ♫ tender and simple tale of two Chinese lovers in the Afth century was told in a colour film here last night.

The operatie film named after the lovers Llank Shan-Do and Chu Ying-tal

was shown to a Wratern

audience for the first time by the Chinese Communist delegation

Korea to the

pence

lyrical "hymu

and Indo-China talks.

It is popular

folk drama and a

to mma's hope."

All the roles were play-

ed by women.-Reuter.

Mr Dulles Backs Austria

Washington, May 20. The United State: Secre Ceny nť State,

John Mr

Foster Duties, add the Allied Control Council 11 Austria tolay In consider Soviet allegations that the Austrian Covernment was permitting anti-Soviet pro pagnen tions.

Mr Martin

and

THE SAAR

But Paris And

Bonn Have

To Give Approval

Strasbourg, May 21.

The West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, and M. Pierre Henri Teitgen, French Vice Premier, last night reached complete agree- ment on Europeanisation of the Saar, long a stumbling block in Franco-German relations, according to German sources in Strasbourg.

The agreement was reached on the basis of the so-called Van Naters plan. Mr Marinus Van der Goes Van Naters is a Dutch Member of Parlia- ment and delegate to the Council of Europe.

His plan calls for a European status for the Smar with external and defence affairs in the hands of a European commissioner appointed by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.

ON

10 proposes Tha truduo![M. Paul Henry Spank, Belginn establishment k #1 German Foreign Minister who has been Pour market but the muiny-acting

mediator, My Vau tenance of a

conamon currenez | Natery, Her Waltes Halkstein, with Flaming and the existing German Secretary of Sute for specini French ecompanie links Forign Affairs, Here Heinrich with the Saas

Von Brentano,

Claristian

Foreten

The

# AdSo Suggests that # res Deturn! leather terr Eugen forendum be held to

Gerstenneio",

Affairs Saarlanders to pronounce for or specialist in

German against "Faropentsation."

Bundesag. 21314 M Franmenis Both French 411et German Seydoux, French Foreign Offer

stressed that spokesten dive M Testgen

officiat Adenauer ittel 1

of minne points. vers in conclude any contimicet last ne power have

night whera demonstra- agrement and that the resulin

| Adienaberyand A1 Telugen of thetr

Current conversations

privately. hurve to be studied Jay the respective Governments.

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agreement

vaine

after

Dailes instructed the to the Peguesentative Intar-power Council, Mr Charles lengthy talics attended also by Yost. for anglion the Cunet to consider the Sovet Pullegadas ariel Wrongs" v hen it meets May 28

Viena

yesterday.

.::

The strongly

Dic

Austrian Parliament barked The Chancellor Herr Julius Raat, for rejeeling Soviet charges made by Mi Istan Beschev, Sovet High Commn 18- siemer anel published last Mon- day.

(Mr Tlykhey accused tho Austrian Government of foster- ing anti-Soviet netivities

striving for utson with West Germany and furthering militaristie ten- Gundes He said he would be foreve to take "action" unless Austria stopped these activities,

t:

Mr Dulles instruction followed State Deportiul statement earlier this week that the Soviet Union was trying to inlindate PLd discredit the Austrian Government by moking charges.

Its

Mr Dalles repented the State

earlier Department's

charge "These efforts are clearly meant to intimidate the Government of

a free people," he said.

The Soviet had already made plats at Berlin that they imendi to remain in Austria indefinite- They are new threatening 13.

te arengthen and expand their control on their zone of decup64 – tion."--leuter.

Just As Simple

As That!

D

TALKS IN BONN

Doctors May Soon Be Using Radar

For Cancer Detection

New York, May 20.

Quick and easy cancer detection by radar may

be just around the corner, scientists said today.

Scientists conducting a special study said that echoes of high frequency sound told the difference met between malignant and benign tumours 38 times

Dr

Dr Adenaner returns to Bons today in consult members of his Government

Wh

out of 41.

The scientists said, wETH CUR- tomary cution, that the radar "echo"

process "made possible the early detection and diagnosis of Irregularites of tissue

structure,"

These Swamps?

Prospectors work in a New Guinea swamp search for the elusive “black gold", The search has been going on

than 20-yeah.— Central Press Photo,

for

£2m. Search

For Oil

In New Guinea

Sydney, May 20.

This year £2,000,000 is