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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1955. -

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Innocents in Paris

SAYS CHAIRMAN

Washington, Jan. 13.

Chairman Walter George of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, after meeting with Secretary of State Mr John Foster Dulles, today, said it is possible the Committee will vote next week to ratify the Southeast Asia Defence Treaty (SEATO) sometimes known as the Manila Pact.”

Mr George said that the Secretary "consi- dered it of utmost importance that the United States, which took the lead in negotiating the treaty, continue to lead."

He said the Committee will has been." But both Mr George hold a closed meeting on Tues and Mr Dulles refused to am- day and an open hearing on plify this remark. - United Wednesday on thu SEATO Press.

treaty. He said it is possiblo

the vote may be taken next week.

ratification Riko

FORMOSA TREATY The committee will follow with consideration of the Formosa Defence Treaty, he said, and then will take up some other routine matters before beginning considera- Hon of the Paris Pacta.

After a closed scasion of the Senate Foreign Relations Com- mittee today. Mr Dulles sald that the outlook for ratification of the Paris Pucts by France and Germany

concerned looks

"fairly" encouraging."

with

Mr George concurred him and indicated that his group will take up consideration of ratification of the Parts Facts by

the United States after it has

considered the Southeast Asian

and Formosa security pacts.

Experts said that would mean nctions would not come before March

Mr Dulles spent nearly hours with the Committee, but the briefing was largely devoted to the SEATO pact and related subjects

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America Pleased Banana

About Mid-East Pact

Washington, Jan. 13.

American authorities said today that they were greatly pleased by the news that Turkey and Iran had agreed to conclude without delay a will be invited to join. security pact which other Middle East countries

The officials two

described the grement as a most significant step toward the creation of an regional system of effective security in the area, such as the Foster Dulics, frequently has US. Secretary of State, Mr John urged.

In a statement issued after the meeting.

Mr George sald that Mr Dulles "considera it india- percable to have the closest kind of co-operation with the Committee,

UNITED FRONT

He added that the dangers tho U.S. faces "aro very real" and "there are many places where the margin of security is very thin and might be lost if "we do not present a united front." "There are i

number

■ituation. in the world." he said, where we should put up good effort even though it le by no means certain

that we will sucoBed. Otherwise We would miss many opportunities to preserva freedom and

resist the expansion of inter-

national Communism.

CALCULATED RISK In answer to

questions, Mr George maid Mr Dulles did not refer to any specifle countries of trouble spots bat simply was enunciating the "calculated risk” serally desirable polley.

Mr George said that in re gard to Indo-China, Mr Dulles

CAUGHT BY SURPRISE

The decisiveness and the dispatch with which Turkish Premier, Mr Adnan Menderes, and Iraqi leaders moved toward

their

ob-

Sective

ofter and urged Middle East- nations to join them admittedly caughs most American officials by sar

ILLEGAL

SALE OF

FABULOUS

DIAMOND

A

to

Calcutta, Jan. 13.

fabulous diamond which once belonged the Moghul Emperor Jehangir, figures in a case here, when the parties concerned were fined a total of 150,000 rupees (£11,250) for illegally ex- secure some reaffirmation of the porting it and selling it Turkish-Iraqi friendship treaty abroad.

They had expected that Mr Menderes would be able to

of 35 years ago and prepare the groundwork for a security treaty The parties at a later date.

were a firm. of jewellers in Calcutta and a rich

The decision of the two Gov-zomindar (land-owner) of Ben- crnments to conclude a treaty gal who had to pay the lines for and their statement that the Exporting this historic diamond pact would be drawn up "with- without legal permission to dɔ out loss of time" and "for Im-so. modlate signature" made a very

TERRORISTS Invourable impression on Amexi- The diamond, which, formed

can officiais.

MURDERED Iraq and other

COMRADE

Singapore, Jim, 13.

A Coroner's Inquiry on n human skeleton found in the tidal swamps of Singapore re- vealed that the victim was A member of the Malayan Com- munist Party murdered by his comrades because be bad double-crvased the

扭 Party 1981.

Lakd the Committed "the trend Słu Moh, aged 30, had ex-

of events there is now some-torted

some money from а

what more favourable than 11 Singapore merchant for the

Tributes For

Dr Schweitzer

Paris, Jan. 13. World leaders in the medical musical, literary and religious fields will join in paying both birthday tributes on Saturday in Paris to a man considered to be от of "outstanding figures of

his concretion.

Party funds, and then was necused of holding out.

Wes

A captured Communist, who admitted witnessing part of the crime unid that Slu brought to the gang's hideout, a hut in the swamp.

HEARD SCREAMS

The witness said he heard. Breams and sounds of struggle and then saw Siu, carried out, bound, and put into a boat. An hour later the men in the boat returned, without Siu,

Five have takes are alleged to part in the crime, the ringlonder being Thit Fong, "The Iron Spearhead", a well-known Communist leader who captured lant

year. A woman who was involved in the murder is also held, two Dr Schweitzer, who is now at other persons are still at large; Lambarene (Gabon, Franch and the fifth was banishet to Equatorial Africa), at a hospital China before his part in the plot which he built himself 45 yours was revealed-France-Presse......

a; pobed; "doctor, philosopher, Boologiam and

They will contribute to a book to be handed over at a ceremony to the Young Men's Christian Association to the French Nobet Prize-wimmer Dr Albert! Schweitzer

$120,

معلم ها.

intetición.----Peanco-Presse,

POP

BOY OH

LIVER AND

Was

part of the royal crown of the Mr Menderes' efforts to get Moghul Emperor Jehangir, was Middle East exported by a firm of jewellers countries to join in a regional in Calcutta in May, 1954 to alliance have been followed with London where it was sold at most sympathetic interest by Christie's on behalf of the ownICT American officials who are for £13,003 iru April. counting on the Turkish leader

to serve as a principal for rally-

Calcutta

Customs authorities

ing the slates of the area held that the export was illegal United Press.

and imposed the fines-Reuter.

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