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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1955.

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EAST-WEST CONFERENCES Pinay Admits Unidentified Sub

Adenauer Demands Seat

For Germany After Treaties Ratified

Hamburg, Feb. 16.

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer tonight demanded a seat for the Bonn Republic at any East-West conference with the Soviets held after the Paris arms treaties are ratified.

Addressing a mass meeting of 7,000 cheering West Ger- mans in support of his rearmament programme, Dr Adenauer reiterated that talks with the Soviets must come after, not before, ratification of the treaties.

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Paris, Feb. 16. Madamoiselle

But he insisted that when and if the talks are held the Bonn Republic must be repre- sented.

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Germans in uniform on he sides of the West.

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SOVIET GOAL

Dr Adenauer charged that the Soviet goal is "work! domination" thai Museow will never accept German reunibration of its own free

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But he asked that this cou only conte aliout if Europe were warted

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found to have been forged and a bath of new valal ones were busty smied.

COMMUNISTS SUSPECTED

The authorities suspècied Communista or other left wing anti-German rearma- ment groups of having printed the bogus tickets.

The police reported "all quiet" deas the meeting begun. -United Clarend We want that no sta Prese A Reuter.

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to a cinema here to see H. of several

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of Hamun But this was the

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No Restrictions

On Students'

Movements

London, Feb. 16. Mr Stan Awbery (La- Parties appeared on | bour) asked in the House

hiiri on behalf of the

central character of which the same platform to speak of Commons today what

is a supposed corpse.

They were walking home in

1xt

with

restrictions the Colonial

nial students in Britain

As

Failure

M. Antoine Pinay, the French Independent Leader after four-day talks failed to form a new Government to replace that of M. Mendes-France. This picture shown M. Pinay inter- viewing the Tunisian Prime Minister Tahar Ben Ahmar in Paris. It WAS over the Tunisian crisis that M Mendes-France's Government was defeated.—Express Photo,

FISH

FLYING

PLENTIFUL

New Drihi, Feb. 16. Indian fishermen who were worried over the din- appearance of Bybis Dab

from the Coromandel coast. have recently bech gelling bigger catches than ever before,

After two years of poor returns, flying fish fishery along

India's southeastern Coromandel coast has made an excellent recovery.

In 1954. 1,853 tons flying Binh wrre Jandru compared 10 320 tons 1063 and 581 tons in 1962.

of

Flying flah is usually

found 20 to 40 miles from the coast and flahermen in their several-log catamarRIES

(rafts) often get stranded

In mid-ocean while on day - long expeditionx chasing flying fah-China Mall Special

Secretary placed on colo- Mayor Orders

Disc Jockeys

Admission Of s the

the Montparnasse aren him. Today, when they muddenly

There couse petrislere! sidewalk Jay A headless body, apparently covers to blood

They walked the other side of the road and from there surs voved te buely, with

hustors of the movie ihres hod seen way much alive to theta minds,

Germany Into NATO Approved

to where they spend their holidays.

The said two Malayan students were

by the Coluntal ordered Ofer to give

up their studies

m Landon within a few months of completing their three-ye Istanbul, Feb. 16. The Turkish Grand National Ae and return home because and Assembly today ratified the pro-they visited the USSR and China

luvol approving the admission of during their summer vacated. Weal Germany to the North

Mr Alan Atlantic Treaty Organisation,

Lennox-Boyd, The Colonial Secretary, replied: "Mr The Assembly also ratified the Awbery doubtless has in mind Bulk,

part signed at t

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case of an officer of the

To be pocard was is subway Cletober 9, 1954 between Turkey, Johore State Civil Service hold- the da qsr{ te which sark, Grovee in Yugoslavia. This

the provided that if one of the coun-nga Johore State Civil Service title of the her surress Alm. tries is attacked, the others will scholarship, who disobeyed his

he lee Is Done," actually

France-Presse.

get ta her uld.---Reuter.

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**A XESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD--Acrosń 1 Dodged, 8 Daunt,

Government's instruction that he should not undertake the visit in question.

Third American

Political Party

Highly Unlikely

Washington, Feb. 16. Democrat and Republican party leaders are discounting talk of a third party of hardcore ultra- conservative Republican supporters of the censured Senator Joseph McCarthy.

. Their conviction that such a movement would "never get off the ground" is based primarily on the historical fact that the two-party system is so firmly entrenched that various splinter movements over recent decades have never been able to main- tain themselves.

'Talk of a breakaway by the extreme right-wing of the Republican Party has been current since Senator McCarthy, its most prominent figure, two years ago began open warfare on the policies of the Ro-

of President publican Administration

Eisenhower which he branded as “soft on Communists.”

It got new, but apparently | Democrat hands in 1950 by temporary impetus, last weekend splitting the Republican vole, at n Chicago convention

party hierarchy

of

but the

pro-

From Studio Comunities of 1,000 Republicans fesses no worry about the threa.

at which Mr Bracken Lee, Gov- New Orleans, Feb. 16. ernor of Utah, a solid McCarthy Two bearded and hun-man, publicly suggested th: for- mation of a third party to keep gry disc jockeys staggered the nation from going "farther from a barricaded radio to the left." transmitter today, ending their non-stop playing of the record "Shtiggy Boom" after nearly 60 hours,

of Mayor de "orders" Lessepts Morrison.

on

The jockeys, Bill Elliott and Bill Stanley of radio station WNOE, had best the tune into "His scholarship was therefore the cars of hardy listeners for withdrawn by the Jehore State 58 hours 40% minutes.

"We're glad it's Authorities who instructed him

over," they "We'll never da 11 to return home. He has hitherto chorused. refused to obey these tions.

WITH WIFE

struc-gain.

THE PROPOSAL

that if His proposal was the Republican Party con- Vration later this

year did nominato for the presidency in 1946 can- didate fully acceptable ta

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extreme right-wing, they should then hold their own separate convention and put forward # third-party candidate.

Veteran politicians suspect The Mayor issued the "order"

that the Governor had himself. at the request of the song

or Senator McCarthy, in mind se writer-Al Jarvis on the stipua third party candidate nomince He was accompanied by his lation that Jarvis should take although both men have denied wife on the visit and the State the greetings of New Orleans

any presidential ambitions. Government also decided that Mardi GT19 back to Los she should be offered her pas- Angeles and invite Californians sage home so that she could to the carnival. accompany her husband.

not

"My department does normally place restrictions on colonial students' cholee where

they should spend their holidays

STARTED AT NOON

The

"record - smashılng" performance started at noon GMT Monday and ended at 2240 GMT today.

The Senator has even declared publicly that he had no intention of organising or leading such a party.

PARTY CONFIDENT The Republican leadership la confidently asserting that President Eisenhower can be persuaded to run again for a second term and that he would be re-elected.

Mr Elsenhower himself has studiously avoided giving any definitive clues to his intentions.

Reuter.

Settlers

March On Parliament

Sighted Off Florida Coast

Miandi, Feb. 16.

The Coast Guard sighted an'unidentified sub- marine only 30 miles from the Air Force's huge guided missile centre at Cocoa, Florida, today,

The Navy threw an anti-submarine squadron into a search for the mystery vessel.

The Coast Guard said one of, sub, Its cutters sighted the submarine the about 10 miles off Fort Pierce on the Florida Eest Const. The submarine submerged when n small Coast Guard boat up- preached within a mile of it, the officer said,

But he would not reveal number of planta engaged.

THREE SQUADRONS The Navy spokesman alito said he did not belleve ji was known if the mibmarino had been identified as friendly or hostile,

"Wo have

The submarine was first aceti around 6 n.m., the Coast Guard

three squadrons shid. Officers uoted а "red available to carry out such glow" in its conning tower and a missions," old the spokesman. light in the superstructure.

"But I don't feel free to release An officer at the Jacksonville information concerning the num- naval air alation said the Navyber of planer we're using nor bad zent an anti-submarine the extent of the arco being squadron into a search for the leovered."-United Press,

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Nairobi, Feb. 16. European settlers yes- terday stage

."ailent march" on Parliament buildings here to protest against the Kenya Gov. Governor Lee's record as ad- ministrator in als state has been ernment's amnesty terms The end came after Jarvis under sharp crliicism and come to Mau Mau terrorists. and did not do so in this case." flew in today from Los Angeles, influential newspapers draw the

WILLIAM A More than 70 people took part

the mirch. Some wore WELLMAN'S to another supposedly to put an end to the conclusion that his only chance in Later, in reply

But of remaining in politics is Lon-stop playing spree.

the cowboy-type hats and safari out- Awbery, Mr question by Mr

A instead he brought the two organisation of a splinter group.ats and others were darks Lennox-Boyd said 657 students

So far he has found tile sup-business suits and trilby hats. from the Feberation of Malaya new supply of records of the

port in Republican ranks,

In front of Parliament the and Singapore were now study-

Included were several differ-

Utah's two Republican starchers were ing in Britain under financially

greeted by a aided schemes. Six of them ent versions, not much like the were taking arts and 179 science original hill billy version with Stators-Lawrence Bennet and group of European Elected Mom- which the two saturated the air Arthur Watkins promptly bers of the Colony's Legislativo courses.

doused the third party sugges- Council.

2.200 SIGNATURES Mr Awbery asked what

"I figured they were tired of ion with sharp disapproval," assurances had been given that

Even Senator Everett Dirksen, They handed a petition signed hearing the same version over

to Capt. 2,200 Bottlers students would the

return to

leading conservative and good by

Briggs, who: friend of Senator McCarthy, Liewellyn their own country on complet-und over," explained Jarvis,

At the end of the jazzed-up Ing their course to help in its

version of the tune, WNOE pro-aid third party talk was "just presents the Kenya constituency

in

Capt. Briggs economic development.

the Council. Mr Lonnox-Boyd replied: gramune director Bill Stewart, nosente,"

Such D

If it ever immediately presented the peti- movement, "All are required to return to in the station's main studio, sald,

about, could hurt ton to the Counell.

the It

Kenya own country for service I guess the siege is over. We came

latest surrender after completing their studies played the tune 1,320 times." Republican chances of keeping

Houso the White United Press, “ -Chino Mall Special

their

tune.

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Portuguese India, CHIMPANZEES MEMBERS OF DIPLOMATIC CORPS

Protest

Tel-Aviv, Feb. 16. "UMPANZEES in the Tel- Aviv Zoo gre now being classified as belonging to the Diplomatie Compe

Lisbon, Feb. 10. More than 30,000 inhabitants of the Portuguero, Indian on. C claves of Goɑ, Dambo and Diu что- have signed a petiifiion testing against · a union with India

The petition wam dolivered here tonight to the PortugueN Premier Dr, Antonio de Olysen Bainzar.

The document, drawa: up

8 Dovil, 9. Consip, 10. storm, 11 Trung, 12 Ague, 13 Order: 10 } a Parliamentary Avarke, 18 Depend, 20, Chast, 33. Zero,: 23 Sewer, 15 Quota 96 from Portugilag Rubber, -87. Erred, 28. Pears) 20 Decron. Dowalla Dogmatia, & claimed the nde Dissinde 8 Yat Degriye, & Discord [${Alters, 37 Nurse, 14 Portionen » Indie December 15 Rebourne 9:18 Appears, 17 Entered, 19 Easter, 21 Velez indy, mother House-Bu

HOW the apes came to bo included in such

wenip was told here by 200 omdais. WHEN AUD/

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Special Branch police took notes and photographs during

the demonstration, Reuter

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