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GATT Safeguards
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1954.
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UNIONS TO URGE RETURN TO WORK
Against Japan Mass Meetings To Be
WHAT
IR to be Japan's) fature relationship with the General Agreemeal on; Trade and Tariffs? That is the dominant question ht the present reason of the organisation whie: opened In Geneva yesterday. The initial step-thut
of per-j mitting Japan to hold tarif negotiations with member nations with the ultimate object of beconding full
member was given per- | functory approval by thei delegates yesterday It is alm-!
ply a formality however auch. does not bind any of the 34 member nations to eventuni acceptance of Japan in the The Amerl- organisation.
caña, of course, want Japan admitted, Britain and
Now The Britannia Is To Be Tested
The
London, Oct. 29.
new 100-monter Bristol Britannia turbo- prop airliner is to under- ro fatigue testa similar to those applied to Comet to discover the causes of the two Comet disasters carller this year.
The tents что being Arranged quest of the Bristol Aircraft Company to confirm their own trials of the aircraft. They
will begin soon at the Ministry
Supply researcil
Farta- Hampshire, and are not expected to delay
of
tablishment
the
the production or the In. troduction of the Britannia Into service, China Mail Special.
borough, ant leant some of the Common- wealth
wholly ro
not wallafled that this would be wise and while their up- position to Japan's entry appears to be auftening
somewhat, this bloc is stift Sommerlatte Affair pressing for certain safe- guards; that is, lustend of granting
favoured most
nation treatment to all Japanese importa, the bloc
Diplomat To
feels that it should be able Leave Moscow
to negotiate separate bilater-
al agreements under which
only certain imports would
be admitted
to certain
territories. This seems an
sensible
com-
With Wife
Held Today
DOCKERS'
CONDITIONS
London, Oct. 30, Leaders, of 44,000 striking dock workers were reported tonight to have agreed to recommend a conditional return to work on Monday, to end Britain's most paralysing port stoppage in years.
They have called mass meetings for today in the eight strike bound ports at which the recommendation will be put to the dockers.
But the Secretary of the chief union involved, the
| National Amalgamated Stevedores and Dockers Union, said strikers would be free to "take any action they facts of the strike desire" after hearing the latest situation explained in the recommendation.
The chief condition of this cd argument over whether over- "back to work" call was under-time should be compulsory—e stood to be that the strike would central issue of the dispute.
bo
by
casc
of
employers
Plea To Ban
"Horrific Comics'
London, Oct. 29. The British
Govern-
ment will be asked next week to ban immediately the import of all matrices fer printing "horrific comics".
Mr Malcolm MacPher- Fon, Labour Member of Parliament, sald today he will make this request to Mr Poler Thorneycroft, President of the Board of final Trade, pending a Government decision on action.in connection with the sale of such comics. China Mail Special.
Nationalist
Defects
Marlon Brando Will
Marry
A
Fisherman's Daughter
Bandol, France, Oct. 29.
The American film star, Marlon Brando, is to marry a French Riviera fisherman's daughter, Josianic Berenger, her parents announced in local newspapers today.
"Julius
Brando, star of "A Street- car Named Desiro", "On the Waterfront" and Cacrar""
the arrived at Berengers' home in the re- sort of Bandol on Wednes-
met in New The couple
where Josianno York. Berenger was working an's doctor's assistant.
The 30-year-old nctor met Josianne at the doctor's home shortly after Brando gave up his star role in the film "The Egyptian."
Too III To Act
To: Red China
- Tokyo, Oct. 29. resumed it any "victimisation"
The formula WIS that the
Radio Peking claimed tonight were reported.
strikers would go back to work that a plot of the Chinese Industrial circies Bald that next Monday on the under-Nationalist Navy's air arm had
Brando was reported to mass meetings of dockers today standing that they would work escaped from Formen with his
There overtima
be・ undergoing plane and landed safely at a
plychiatric would be asked to support this "reasonable"
treatment
doctor and to the would then be new negotiations [point in Fukien province on pledge as w
Hesture
certifled he who for practical overtime arrange-October 26.
was too ili to have nofcial strikeera
The Radio Idenliffed the pilot have joined 14,000 men engaged ments.
take part. in an "official" stoppage.
Hu Heng-#. a student.-
Brando, who is of French France-Presso.
descent, was born at Omaha,
out
part
off the strike until the condi-
The strike lenders hammered The rtrike leaders broadly
their
top secret recommenda endorsed these terms but said tion after spending the greater after a seven-heur mieting ist of yesterday wrangling night that they would not call over technical details of a "back tons applied not only to Londa to work
formula" agreed with port employers. London
responsibility for
They agreed finally to leave Router. to their supporters the final calling off
continuing or the strike. COMPLETE SECRECY
Washington, Oct. 29. eminently promise and the Americans the American Embassy in The second secretary in would be foolish to object Moscow, Karl Sommerlatte, to this justifiably cautious and conservative approach. whose wife has been de Britain has obligations to clared persona non grata by At the bloop of thei; meeting, its colònies and it is right the Soviet government, has Mr Dick Barrett, Secretary of to insist that Japan's entry been recalled to Washington, National Amalgamated Steve- One chic? imion involved, the Ahould depend on measures the State Department an-dores and Dockers Union, said to protect Empire trade. nounced today.
that the strike leaders had de- Also Japan has not con-
The wife of the diplomat was clded, on a secret recgmménda- vinced Britalit that it is accused by the Soviet author, tlon, to their supporters. going to play the game ties of having scratched a police. in International trade. man during a a quarrel. Its appileation for admission A Slate Department spokes- borders on downright
Im-Mr Sommerlatte was made ber pertinence in the light of cause his foreign service tour the current complaints that was approaching its end in any its industries still persist event. He emphasised that the in copying British pottery toision did not affect Sommer- und
designs. textile
latte himself who is still held in If its plea for admission is esteem by the Department.
The American Ambassador to Moscow
Mr Charles Bohlen, Foreign conferred with Soviet
V. M. Molotov yester-
man said the decision to recali
but to all the ports involved.---
Fascist Riot Quelled In Italy
SD
Nebraska, to a businesman and his amateur potress wife.
He made his firat.ap- pearance on Broadway at the age of 20 and
went to Hollywood. only four years
SEO.
*
Since then, he has rocked to stardom sppearing Mark
Anthony, Nepoleon and in assorted "tough guy” roles.
Film actor Marlon Bran- do's sister said today
that
but.
Is "surprised happy to hear that he has become engaged to a pretty French girl,
"But almost everything he does COLTES RE
sur- prise no I'm not exactly shocked by this annotince- said Mr Frances mens," Loving-Chins Malt Special.
United Press.
British Newspaper's Sharp Attack
On Mr Yoshida
London, "Oct. 29,
The left-leaning Daily Mirror, in an editorial reply to the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Yoshida, suggested with longue in cheek yesterday, that released wür criminals get the mme: compensation as British prisoners of wars -
"I have a suggestion for Mr Yoshida. Why doesn't he ask Mr Peake if these criminals can also have £46 opleco for hard- ships suffered in Allied gnols?" -United Press.
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MCCARTHY
FEARS PREJUDICE
Cassandra, sharp-tongued in the past has not been a "These were the same thug0) our countrymen editorial columoist of the 4,000 prominent, part in the make-up who buried 000 circulation tabloid, propored
alive, who beat them in the fore Japanese character: of tho
OPPORTUNE MOMENT - with wooden that Mr Yoshida zsk Britain för
chaos and who
tho £40 Rome, Det, 29.
award give British "Since Mr Yoshida obliges us slaughtered helpless prisoners He would not disclose the na- tus of the recsmm:ndation sty- Twenty stick-wielding survivors of Japanese World with his frankness it would be with no more compunction
War 11
Var II pricon camps.
uncivil if we deprived him of than they showed when swatting
fier. Ing that ail the strike leader | Fascist sympathisers smash- Cassandra said: “Mr Yoshida, our own views.
сп "He comes at opportune wer: pledged to complete secrecy, ed furniture in a Communist the Japanese Prime Minister,
Another leader
Sald club here last night in a who has just ended a visit to moment.
of settled." not over yet. Nothing has been bizarre "celebration" of the didn't really want to come here Pensionstest
"Me Peake, the Minister this country, told us that he
just announced that the latest payment of £28 Band a section anniversary of Benito Mus- after all. I can't say that many France-PressO
of us had been quivering with to British prisoners of war held of the strike leadership is known solini's scizing power.
by the Japanese will be the Anal excitement at the prospect and instalment realised from Japan- to want to continue the strike until troops are brought in to The Police quickly ended the to I expect we'll cover fairly
esc assets in this country. The loke over their work.
pocket-size "March" on Rome," quickly from our chagrin. WANT SPREAD
"Mr on the 32nd anniversary of the
Yoshida has carefully total figure of compensation for
this horrible regime of unspeak Appointment For the vidence with an open mind ability to curb abuses by Minister
The theory, according to march which established the explained that the recoptionable brutality is the contemptu- day on the general aspects of reliable reports, is that inter-Fascist regime on October 28, given to the Japanese Crown Dus sum of £46, the treatment of S. diplomats vention by the Army would | 1922. Three men were detain- Prince when he visited us last "In the meantime, Mr Yoshido,
extend the strike to other ed. to British Moscow by the police,
that transport unions-notably truck and railway-out of the drivero to that Mr so darity.
chiefs debated strike
to succeed next year, it will have to give proof of ita
Its pirate industries. Unless
it does, all Mr Yoshida's
recent pleading trade
been in vain.
officials will have The second
The spokesman added Mr Bohlen reported Stato Department
world war ended almost ten gon
Sommerkitt's condust was The
ngo
strich
year was not very cordial. with that sense of Ulming for "Well, these comments at least which the Japanese are famous have the virtue of candour which (eg. Pearl Harbour), has at
nounced that he hopes to par- unde the proper authorities to reduce the sentences on Japanese war criminals so that the matter
See China may bo closed
The Police
that the Fancluts Invaded the Communist Salaries in the residential Trade Unionists circum-"back to work" terms offered by smashing
section of Rome, furniture in the the employers as the strike army grew to more than 44,000,
dining room, overturning tables There were 348 vessels idle and injuring two Cominunista and imperis end-experts worsh |_who_were_acting as guards.__..
Order was restored when the A group of six British Trade about £180 million sarkrig wire hold up
Untorists, just returned from s in dock warehouses and rict squad moved in, picking up. factories th:<ughout
Britain.
three of the Fascists.
five-weck tour of China, said, in While this month-old rikka of
a slaternent here today they cargo
handling workers was The délaired men explained were very forcibly impressed continuing to spread, there was they entered the building to con- with the scale of speed of re
but suspicion excellent in the tense years and mistrust of the stances. Japanese persists. This is No definite lime has yet been one of the greatest barriera bet for Mr Sommerlatie's hampering the restoration departure from Moscow, and so far the Soviet Government has of harmonious *between Commonwealth.
Japan
relations not sel a time limit for Mrs and the Sommerlatte to leave the coun-
try.-France-Presse,
ROGER & GALLET
BAU DE COLOGNE
London, Oct 30.
no sign of break in A parallel tribute in a Communist-spon construction which they had six-week-old port stoppage in gored debate on "The Meaning | seen. which 8,000 striking ship repair of Anti-Communism."-UP,
ers have stopped work on 100
ships.
FIVE HOURS
The leaders of the strikera meeting in East London spen! than five, houra more
today'
A Reminder
considering. "technical hitch" Hongkong Summer Tima which prevented the settlement officially ends at 3.30 am to of the strike last night,
morrow. You should therefore The "peace formula" was put back, all your clocks and aged to by London port em- watches
hour
batore ployers yesterday after protract retiring tonight,
one
the
possible."
SO
BOON
E
Adenauer To Cut U.S. Visit Short
Bonn, Oct. 29.; Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
of the German Federal Republic The delegation also "were will cut short his visit to the impressed with
sincere United States to attend the desire of the Chiness prople for furer of Dr Hermana Ehierr peace" adding that everyone President 'of the Federal emphasised that Formces must Assembly who died suddenly last immediately be reunited with night.
-mainland as its ocrilimpezi the
Dr Adenauer will leave the separation con
to constituted a threat United States on Sunday instead world peace,"
of next Thursday as originally The delegates considered if planned. essential "that China should ; be He will return to Germany by given her rightful place in the way of Bermuda, the Azores and United Nations."--Reuter.
Hamburg-France-Fresse.
Ex-HK Man
for
London, Oct. 29 Fortescue, Mr
a member of the eight years
T.V.N.
colonial Administrative Server in Houstong and later in Kenya,
Washington, Oct. 20. Scnator Joseph McCarthy today predicted the Senate would censure him at its next session because he said "very fow" members would consider
don't have any thought at all that I'll get a majority of the votes, he told a reporter.
Arthur
Wate
rou
A Décial Senate Committee headed by Senator (Republican, kommended
In Its
that should be Senator McCarthy censured, and called on, the has been appointed chief market- Senato session beginning, on 'ng officer of the British State November 8to act on its Slik Marketing Board, --.
The Committee reprimanded
McCarthy on
two ~He was for o-time after World Senator War II with the Food and specie counts his treatment of in a Senate Committee in 1952 and Organisation Washington and Rom-China his "abus of Brigadier General
*** Ralph Zwicker ----Reuter,
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