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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 10, 1954.

E.D.C. ALTERNATIVES Fur Coat Styles

Miss Universe Goes Back

To School

Hollywood, Sept. 9.

Miriam Stevenson, "Mins Universo of 1954," abandoned a possible film complete ber

mrser

to

education. With the studio's permission, she terminated her six-month film contruct and said she would enroll autumn for her final this year at Landes College, in South Carolina.

"I feel like Claferella at midnight," she said. "It has all been so wonderful and thrilling. But I also Icel it Is time I returned to reality and finished my education rather

than sacrifles the three years I've already put In

actress

"Anyway, I know i am a good student. Bul who knows what kind of ан 1'4 make?" She had been scheduled to play a mall part in a film star-

rinc Maureen O'Hara.-- -Ching Mail Special.

A

Wide Range Buy Japanese Being Debated

In United States

Washington, Sept. 9.

A wide range of alternatives to the European Defence Community are now being debated in formally in the United States press and in 'official and diplomatic circles in Washington.

Whilst the great debate grows in intensity, the policy of the Eisenhower Administration for the moment is to allow the dust to settle after the bitter international controversies surrounding France's rejection of EDC and to permit European opinion to crystallise before committing the United States to any of the numerous and frequently ingenious proposals now being canvassed in Washington and in the other capitals of the North Atlantic countries.

con-

So far as decisive top-level discussions are cerned, the question has been in suspense here since

the Far East last week.

JAPAN MAY the Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, left for

BUY BRITISH

JET TRAINER

Decisions expected upill the matter has been thrashed out by the President and the National Security Council at Presklent Eisenhower's Colorado mountains day.

retreni

the next Sun-

tlost

do not wish to have Lo approach Congress again for ratification of

Goods Or

Else...

Rome, Sept. 9.

An official of the Elsen- bower Administration | warned today, that Japán will pass behind the Iron Curtain unless the Free

World starts buying more Japanese goods.

Bamuel W. Anderson, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for. International Affairs, told the American Club of Rome at a luncheon, "Unless Japan can be

brought back and fitted into the Free World's economy, we are major disasters of our time." facing perhaps one of the great Mr Anderson called for united International action, similar to that used in settling the Iranian oll dispute, to help Japan regain hor economic foot and remain on the side of freedom.

ULTIMATE HOPE "The people of Japan," sak, are not going to stay with the West unless they seo some ultimate hope

Our Com- munist enemies are holding out n vision of prosperity if they Join the Communist bloc.

he

"Japan cannot stay on this side of the Iron Curtain unless

no nation can ac-

World as

there is a major effort. any commitment involving the very controversial

thila. It requires an topic of binding the United

effort of the Free States to keep its troops in

whole.... Europe indefinitely.

"The Japanese have not em- Official opinion appears 10 Another proposì is that there

braced the degree of nusterity be hardening in favour of West should DC Д separate treaty

which the Yoshida governament nembership In the between Germany and the

recommended. It should be re- North Allantic Treaty Organi- | North Allmile powers Axing

called that the recovery of Ger- many dated from the time when Buch

she placed controls on her fiscal system. Japan has a task of its

of n own. But the rest help."-United Press

Farnborough, Sept. 9. Japan may make an offer German to buy the manufacturing rights of a British Jettion itself trainer for teaching her own pilots to fly.

to exercise

ment.

The

ADVANTAGE

advantage, it Is

antion and use of that organisa- the terms of German rearma-

controls as would prevent a new surgence of German militarism, Unu suggestion a that the of re- The machine Is the Perelval existing NATO system Jet Provost, the world's first and viewing troops and arms com- only basic et training alreraft] mitments from inember coun- designed for pose of Instructing pupit piloa strengthened.

the express pur-

on jets from scratch

tric

torded,

aly

bo

con- tended, of such a special treaty is that it would recognize the provisional character of the pre mouitted

sent division of Germany and ankt Thus, con- thus lessen fears of a Germany would be a means not not only reared but reunited, controlling German Another proposal that West A team of Japanese experts, armaments without discrimina-Germany should be given equal- which is visiting Britain this on but of reassuring France re- Ity with France in the continent week for the air show, has ar- garding the maintenance of of Europe only and that the

out evaluation | Belilsh ranged to carry

States, States United test trials

the Provonl at forces in Europe,

France should reach an agree- ment for the pooling of their Percival's Luton, Bedfordshire. aerodrome next week.

overseas forces.

011

WEA taken from ground to nearby aerodrome so that senior officers of the other two tions concerned could try out its pace in the air.

715-

scheme

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and

United

EFFECTIVENESS

and

Britain

and

all the

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Jap Museum Pieces Not Forgeries

London, Sept. 10. The effectiveness of such Д The objective of this proposal Sir Thomas Kendrick, FLOWN BY OFFICIALS

depends Upon the is to meet the German demands | Director and principal authority exorcised by the North for participation without dis librarian of the British Specialists from two

other Atlantic

Council through iscrimination whilst at the same

its contro: time command structure,

Museum, refuted last night foreign air forces made similar son

recognising the peculiar The plane over the production flight trials today.

dis- dimeulties confronting Britain ja statement by a Japanese the show tribution of arms and supplies and France because of their art chief that most of the Blackbushe and its surveillance

of activi- overseas commitments,

Japanese works of art in air ties in cach

Yet another proposal is that the Museum were "third hie cuch country. This suggestion gives rise to the armaments of dilemma. If the controls are Western European Powers in-class stuff or forgeries." purely administrative they may

cluding Germany be supplied

He told a reporter: "No London regarded by France as not from and thus controlled by the museum of repute exhibile any- sufficiently binding and effective. pint arms pool-Reuter.

thing which it knows to be a If the controls aro more tha

DUTCH VIEWS

forgery. The Hague, Sept. §. "We have one big exhibit Iolland today declared that which in a reproduction and the rearmament of Germany which is labelled as such,"

WG- was still indispensable for

The head of the Art Depart tern defence. Mr Joseph M.A.Hment of the Japanese National Luns, Minister without portfolio, Museum might have had that in

he said. Minister, sald in a joint written

to

bc

If Japan-or the other two possible customers leelded make a bid for the plane she administrative they may require would presumably offer to buy a revision of the North Altantle: ሆነው right ia manufacture] Treaty itself. Provosts under Deenep herself,

NOT EAGER Planned as a privato venture;

But neither the United States machine the Provost bas been or Britain appear to be cager ordered by the Royal Air Force,

that they

than they have COU

more binding asscss advantages of all-jet training already given regarding the re- for Britain's futuro pilts. tention of their troops in Europe. The Eisenhower Administra-

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was

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Sir

con-

It was “Beauty, and the Beast' with a new slant, at Chipperfield's Cireus in Louden. Elegant West End mannequins and girls from the shows presented the first Cireus Fashion Festival, with elreus, animals to net off each particular autumn or winter ensemble as it was displayed in the ring. In this ploture it la hard to tell if the Polar bear approves 02 jis- approves as Barbara Pope, af Southall, displays a fur coat in

front of its den-Reyterphoto.

Actors British

Will Fight

U.S. 'Invasion'

·Brighton, Sept. 9.

British actors and actresses sought help from the Trades Union Congress here today to provent an invasion of American television films into Britain next year.

Delegates at the TUC's annual conference were warned that American film producers plan to use the British market as a "dumping ground" once commercial T.V. starts here next year. to examine a proposal that not less that 80 per cent of fer, The General: Council; top trade imion body, agreed the programmes transmitted by any television station in Britain will be British.

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national

This proposal was contained competition with the state ule in a resolution presented to the corporation. 073 delegates by the 9,000-

The resolution called on the the General Council to make strong British Actors Equity.

The

conterence went into strongest protest to the Govern secrel session tonight to discuss ment about its "discrimination" trade union finances.

against the big air corporations, But before doing so delegates" The TUC rejected another voted in favour of a resolution resolution calling for the raising condemning and seeking repes of Britain's call-up age from 18 of Government legislation which to 21 and the reduction of the

to increase

two-year period of allows landlords rents when they have carried service. out certain repai

repairs. to enter into any commitments and Mr Cornells Staf, Defence mina, Thomas Kendrick

During this debate, Mr J. H. The General Council asked Wigglesworth of the Iron, Steel parliamentary DNSWET that it ceded that it was probably right that the resolution should be and Metal Dressers Trade also of paramount im to say Japanese art and archaeo- remitted to it for further study Society declared that young France be in-logy in their earlier forms were but after heated arguments a Germans "should be trained to portance that cluued in discursions on solving poorly represented, but he would "card vote" was demanded. The defend Germany so that British the German rearmament prob-not agree that there were former

resolution

was approved on a geries. There were good colour card vote--by representing total boys could come home," "The Government still hold prints of later times, he added. trade union membership --- by the view that the inclusion of China Mail Special.

4,351,000 votes to 3,281,000. German forces is indispensable

OPPOSITION TO for the defenco of the north-

Tokyo, Sept. 9.

AIR COMPANIES eastern part of the Netherlands Twenty-one cases of confirmed

The conference also passed a and that the use of German or suspected sleeping sideness

ro (encephalitis) in and milltary

Tokyo re- rebolution declaring opposition manpower

Mr Herbert Morrison, Deputy to B to "the dismantling of the wel- the Allled ported from September

vital framework

Laro state and calling on the leader of the Labour Party, and in-marking the highest figure for

a former Foreign Secretary, portance for the defence of the single day this year- brought General Council to continue to

attacked ative alogana" in

"negative whole of Holland, and western the total of cases to 227 with resist "the reactionary policles"

the British Labour and trado Europe," the reply said. The the death toll of 47, the Tokyo of Sir Winston Churchill's Gay-

union Ernment.

movements. Ho was importance enormous

of this Health Bureau said today,

a "fraternal dele speaking as Earlier. Congress pastor a problem made it necessary for The Bureau sald on this rate

the number of cases was ex-resolution criticising the holicy gate" from the Labour Party. Holland to strive for a speedy

pected to reach about 500 bo of the Conservative Government profed rome of his remarks as

Sections of Congress solution.

The Ministers

Mail in silowing private operators to did not all Carly October. China

run scheduled air services in an indirect reference to yester share the view that the in-

day's narrow vote by Congress clusion. of France in the dla

in favour

of West German row cussion ол German rearma-

armament. ment was "hopelesa.".

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ANOTHER HABIS

But

The ministers said they rem gretted the French refection of the European Army plan. the Government belloved agree- ment on German rearmament was still pomible on another basis which would still includo France and all other - countries concerned.

Iance that France, in view of her

Social

French Prepare For Vietnam Elections

Saigon, Sept. 9.

A French official was en route to Paris today

"It is of paramount import with a confidential report on reorganising the special position la military and South Vietnamese Government to give it a chance other Helds in Europe, Included of success in the 1956 All-Vietnam elections. in bringing about such a sotile- ment."

OLD SYSTEM

He called for the return to | Britain's old syrton of a regular

army with a militia volunteer force,

US LIBYA AIR BASE AGREEMENT

Beaghast, Sept. 9.

Am agreement giving the United States the use of air bases in Lilyn was 'signed here today.

Under the agreement; - tho United States will pay Libya $5,000,000-|(about £1,785,000)

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HARRY ODELL SAYS

You will be kooing ejusd

at tho

Unsybar and 13,000,000 (about EMPIRE THEATRE

B** 12690) a year for 20 years.

United States will also give annual aid for the develop ment of economic plans in Libya,

A spokesman for the Libyan -Foreign Ministry said the United States had agreed to give Libya 24,000 tons of wheat this year, and was ready to provide her army with equipment if neces- Bary.

NOT BINDING

The agreement was signed ··by tho Libyan Prime Minister, Mustafa Ben Halin, and the American Charge d'Affaires, Mr Lionel Summers,

The Prime Minister said the agreement would not bind Libya

to

any military or political. obligations which would in fluence her independence,

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Libya was glad to sign the USE IT agreement withi oro of the democratic ratione which helped Libya to gain independence, and he hoped his Parlament would Approve it for the benefit of the country, he said.—Reuter,»

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Mr. Morrison-who supported rearming the Federal Republie --mudo only one direct pow ference to the vole today, describing

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result,"

it as an

But he told Congress that all great movements had to face the

times fact that new

brought new problems and new tasies, Policies had to be adapted to changing situations and cle cumstances.

·SLOGANS ATTACKED

Ho attacked slogans which: The French Government ment M. Leygues was reported to were "substitutes. for thinking, It was not possible to advocate Raphael Georges Leygues, coun- have taken with him the con- comforts for lazy minded people any particular solution at pre-sellor of the French Union, here viction, that a popular team and stimulanta to prejudies and sent. International talks now to gather political information. could be brought together in hatred." going on would show the ad- M. Leygues flow back to Paris

the cluding

nationalists, the

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Buu

Loc, former Ministers development of effective trado by the questimer that

West tion before leaving here but Nguyen Que Dinh and Nguyen unions In British Colonies and Germany be rearmed through political sources said he held Dac Khe, and very advanced under-developed countries, expanding German forces confidential converiations with already attached to allied oc Prenler: Ngo Dinh Diem and but non-Communist Sociais Colgreen made the decision at

d. Professor Buu Holmg youch

Laseret season on finanos cupation armies--Reuter,

almost all political personalities. from members of the nationals M. Loyges does not believe in which followed a general debate parties and recte to the neutral-Syngmen Rhos formula for this afternoon.

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