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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1954.

Pare

INDIA'S ARMS PLAN

PLAN REJECTED

REJECTED American-German

PARAFFIN COCKTAIL

Salisbury, S. Rhodesia,

Oct. 20.

A Salisbury householder awakened at night by the sound of singing and shout- Ing downstairs found an African burglar danclut round without a care in the world.

after

It appeared that breaking into the house the hurgjar had trunk Kontr he thought parafin which

was in and had followed

this up with a mouthink of

sherry.

Ite woke up next day day A prbon ecll-China Mali Special.

Vyshinsky Agrees With West

Atomic Powers

AUST. RESOLUTION

ALSO OPPOSED

United Nations, Oct. 26.

The Big Five atomic powers agreed tonight to reject India's demand for "an armament truce" pending conclusion of a disarmament treaty.

The Indian delegate, V. K. Krishna Menon, speaking in the United Nations Main Political

Light Brigade Committee today, asked that the U.N. Disarma-

Celebrate

Anniversary

means

of

ment Commission "study ways and establishing an armament truce pending agree- ment on a disarmament convention".

Shortly after Mr Menon spoke, the United States

: Atomic Energy Commission announced in Washington that Russia was staging a new series of nuclear test explosions whether atomic or hydrogen bombs was not specified -- which started in mid-September.

Representativės of the U.S.

France and Canada the t 1

Conferred privately after today'al ht Brigande. pontial Committee meeting and which change the Ruth arced that they could not Kons at Blackxa, vesien day

Frankfurt. Det. 26. Four British mechumised 1 cavalry regiments ma Get

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Indie's proposal for an tent truce NOTE TO VYSHINSKY

Their conclusion taken to Mr Andrei Vyshin- sky of Runnin,

who agreed

WAR

to co-sponsor

Jast Friday

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with the West a resolution on procedure to set up pri- vate talks among the four Western power's and the Soviet Union.

Mr Vyshinsky told Mr Paul Martin, Canadian delegate who has been the chler go-between In the current East-West nego- tiations, that Russo joined the uthers in opposition to the Indian propusni.

Charilo, Chaplin meets Abbo Pierre at the Hotel Crillon in Paris and gives him two million francs for his charity fund-Express Photo,

YOSHIDA

STRESSES

EARLIER

ACCORD

London, Oct. 26.

members About 300

of

Churchill Refuses

To Be Drawn

On Power Talks

London, Oct. 26.

But Mr Vyshinsky expressed

Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, willingness to

four the Japan Society of London said today he did not think the time had come for Jom the Western powers in a procedural and

the Japanese Associa- resolution which would send

the Indian suggestions, put forth tion gave a joint reception a four-power conference, including Soviet Russia. today by Mr Menon in resolu- here tonight for the Japan- tion form, to the private discus- ese Prime Minister. sions for consideratkm. Under Shigeru Yoshida,

this plan, the UN. General Assembly would not pass on the merit of the Indian proposals.

Mr Vyaninsky also expressed opposition, informed sources gild, to an Australian resolution ask-

Mau Man terrorism, estimateding the U.N. Secretariat to cum- at between 7,000 and 12,000 men pile a working paper on the dis- strong, was likely to continue armament positions of the big Kenya for some time, the British

Mr Secretary,

Alag

Colonial

|

POWETA

on Chry Toy." Trom Mand Tiled to day at celebrations Then

Colonel. Lentemat. Guneral Richard A Hull, Commander of the Allied Land Forees in the Maddie

Lennox-Boyd sal in the House The Western powers were said Eust,

of Commons today. He was to be split on the measure, for spected at Japale of the Hegi- men's tanks Ankl

Australia afterwards reporting on his recent visit to which

was actively marched with the Regiment to a

lobbying. It appeared that some, "There may well remain at probably #prcial clutch service

Including the U.S. any rate, for a very long time would vote for it while others

hard

of would abstain.--United Press, fanatical Mau Mau who will be is done impervious to all that to help them," said Mr Lennox- Boyd,

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core

The Colonial Secretary went Brigade was one of the bravest en to say that he had reassured and must tragic episodes in Bri-European settlers, in whom he tish military history. Because af noted a certain amount

misundersto

order, 878 Adince

that

¿

art

they

of com-

their

"in were horsemen rode for more than Kenya to slay" and hed

nothing

to Lear

for security. He was glad to see that Asians who had settled in Kenya displayed "u will to play a constructive part in their country's nfulrs. -France- Presse.

mile through murderous tery and small armu Itre from front and Blanks to storm the Russian gure, supported by more tran threo cavalry. Only 195 came back. China Mail Special.

turrit.

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He had been questioned in the House of Com- Mrmons about a possible meeting between himself and Mr Georgi Malenkov, the Soviet Premier.

many

The

included Kucals prominent businessmen con nected with

Angie - Japanese trade as well as oficials of the Board of Trade and the Trea-

sury.

said:

In an address str Robert Craigie

of welcome, a former British Ambassador In Japan, "Everyone admirce tho courage and perseverance of Mr Yoshida. He has courago to a degree. No onc superlative knows better than I do the great risks he took before the war, opposing the polletes of the muiltarists. Since the war he has maintained those characteristics,"

Yeh To Meet

Hoover Before Mintiter's world tour.

Labour Member, Mr Wiliam Warley, asked in what form he conveyed to the Soviet Union his "expression of willingness to meet Mr Malenkoy" If agree ment could be reached on an appropriate time and place.

(The Prime Minister had used his phrase in reply to a ques- tion last week).

NO REASON

Syed Amjad Ali

| Invited To Join

New Cabinet

Karachi, Oct. 20.

Mr Syed Amjad All, Pakistan's Ambassador in Washington, has been invited to joln Prime Minister Mohammed Al's new non-party, caretaker Cabinet, it [wps tearried here today.

Sir Winston Churchlil re- plied: "I have no reason to think that the

Bovlet authorities are in any doubt about my

tiles view ou matter. But I am not going to be drawn into discussing

It was also learned that some methods of communication

of the Moslem League members Sir Robert Craigle added that

Mr Aneurin Bevan, Labour of

Constituent the dissolved Mr Yoshida had not even been loft-wing leader, complained: Assembly had refused invitations daunted by the political events The Prime Minister says weck to join the Cabinet. in Japan, which delayed and after week that he is ready for threatened to call off the Prune high level talks with the Rus

Amjad The invitation to Mr sians bet

by political ob- whenever they invite All was taken him to havo them, then he servers here. to emphasise the HAPPY TRADITION

declines,"

Prime Minister's reliance on civil The 78-year-old Prime Minis- Sir Winston Churchill: "I do service, army and public figures ter, in his reply recalled his pre-not know what invitation you to give the Governor-General, Mr Ghulam Mohammed, A war stay in Lundon os Japanese refer to?"

Mr Bevan:

"The last invita-vigorous and atable administra- Ambassador. Washington, Oct. 28,

He spoke of tho

tion-Reuter. Mr George K. C. Yeh, Chinese "happy tradition of friendship tion from the Soviet Union." Minister of Foreign Affairs, is between our two nations" carly Sir Winston Churchill; "That sehottuled to call on the Under in the century,

a general invitation to a Secretary of State, Mr Herbert

"Unfortunately

conference. with the an- four-power Huover, Jr. late today for a

nulment of the alliance at the this particular slago when agree- discussion of matters of mutual

renched end of the first world war and ments

Western interest, the Embassy reported.

Mr Yeh, who has been head

Leaving U.S.

was

in

Friendship Treaty

Washington, Oct. 26. 4

The West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, is expected to sign a treaty of friend- ship, commerce and navigation between Germany and the United States during his visit to Washing- ton this week.

Authoritative sources sald to- many's defence programma) is dey that arrangements for #not accompanying his chief..... treaty, normalising commercial interpreted here se an indicațion relations between the two coun- that Dr Adenauer will not have Aric were now practically for any detailed discussion on United plete. It was expected that Dr States aristance in equipping Adenauer and the Secretary of the now German army. State, Me John Faster Dullos, would sign

it on Friday,

The pact will lay down the baste

principles for

trade between the two cou

countries and put Germany on the same foot- log as other nations.

In recent years, trade has been conducted on an interim basis along the lines of the 1023 treaty of friendship and commerce. amended to meet modern con

In the main ho will be here on a ceremoniál visit, cfeinis stressed.

INFORMAL NEGOTIATIONS

Informat, negotiations on Arma for West Germany have been going an for several months.

A Largo quandty

equipment. earmarked for Germany,

I rendy in depola to the United States and Europe.

But United States officials are Signature of the treaty 19

not ready to discuss the alloen- likely do be the most concrete tion of United Sintes mbay ochlëvement of the Chancellor's | ald or offshore procurement four-day visit to Washington orders, it was agreed at the which begins tomorrow.

Parls conference that such Herr Theodore Blank, who questions should be postponed will be in charge of West Ger- | until next January,—Reuter.

ditions.

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on

the subsequent ascendance of Europe ave still to be ratified, the military clique in our uns been reached for a four-power do not think the moment has ing his country's delegation to try, British-Japanese

with under

relations

the United Nations, is engaged began to deteriorate until finally conference."

the

in

a series of talks

American officials in Washing minority, our nation was driven all

ton.

Yesterday he talked with into Admiral Arthur W. Badford, war. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of

end

reckless д

Mr Bevan suggested that was dictatorship of a

the more reason why the

Minister and ruinous Prime

should necept the invitation. "The new Japan, chastened Staff, and Alwen Dulles, head of citadel free, has

re-entered the of friendship with Britain." Mr Yoshido said that! it was heartening that there were auch organisations as the Japan Society and the Japanese Association, Wald had wide influence in Britain and were

friends

of Japan. He good hoped they would continue to work for the furtherance of amicable relations between the two countries---Reuter,

the Central Intelligence Agency. This morning Mr Yeh called Deputy on Mr Glen Lloyd, Director of the Foreign Opera

lons Administration,

Chinese officials said that Mr Yeh wanted to talk with Ameri- con officials on "routine matters" before he leaves the U.S. next month to return to China by way of Europe-United Press,

Red China Will Occupy

Old Nationalist Embassy

London, Oct. 26.

Mr Huan Hsiang, newly appointed envoy to Britain of the Chinese Communist Government, will arrive here to take up his post at midday to-

morrow.

Ho le flying from Stockholm

The Chinese Communist red

by a Scandinavian Airline plane, fing with five stars will be

and

MR FRANCE'S VIEWS The French Premier, M. to Mendes-France, a party the recent understandings agreements in London and Paris, had mið ke saw IKO PEADO why the talks should not run concurrently with the establishment of the Western European Union, he added.

Sir

should

Winston Churchili plied: "Whether there ba four-power conference, in- cluding the Soviet, is a matter which must be discussed by the governments concerned. The exact relations of such a very important meeting

any

personal contacts I might have the opportunity of making with Mr Malonkov, would not in any way affect the decisions on the main isauce."--Reuter,

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