1955-02-21 — Page 2

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1955.

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CABOT LODGE'S VIEWS

New York, Feb. 20.

Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, UK. delegate to the United Nations, said today that the chief stumbling block to disarmament "has been and still is the dis- trust the free world necessarily feels for Com- munist imperialism."

Mr Lodge issued a statement at the airport as he took off for London for the five-power dis- armament talks,which open this week and which will be attended by Mr Andrei Gromyko, Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister, and representa- Lives from Britain, France and Canada.

"This much ix statement

Young Devils disarmament plan

Leagues'

In Malaya

Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 20.

Boys and girls between eight and 16 are being re- cruited by the Malayan terrorials 88 message carriers and spies.

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basic,' his sald. "Any ren1 must cover pli the big countries und all kinds of arms Including nuclear weapons.

JUST AS DEAD

"A man killed by a rifle shot in just as dead as if he had been killed by a bomb.”

Mr Lodge said the United

States wanted "concrete, factusi. prac cal discussions" #t the London meeting.

shadow

Ja

"The people of the world be satisfied with the will not

disarmament-urey want and deserve action. Schoolefuldren playing around

"We enter these new discus- of our military car-boys and sons confident armoured

girls playing hide-and-seck in strength. Untli

Wure

DOMG

to

true disarma -

that

seck once

A charming pieture of Princess Margaret smiling at the welcome she got from the oró wife as she walked through the Barbados Trade and Industria Fair, in the course of her West Indies tour-Central Press Photo.

Princess

Church

Attends

Service

a jungle clearing all of this ment is possible, we know Inoks Innocent enough. But, strength-combined with a just. recently.

an operation in temperate and candid foreign North Johore.

the policy--Is of

the world's greatest children near the armoured car bulwuck for peace," he said.

What we

will found

have been "planted" there by the Com-again in London is a tamper-

Spanish Town, Jamaica, Feb. 20. munists to caves trop on the proof plan so that we can reduce

with head bowed that

Princess Margaret knelt strength with perfect con- car's radio

messages.

idence that the other side is

over her clasped hands in prayer with a West clearing were looking for foot-same time.

Indian congregation here today at the Cathedral prints which would tell them "It is as simple as that. We Church of St Jago de la Vaga. which way a security patrol was cannot run the risk of not doing

We heading.

will not be About 2,000 people were in the congregation. RO that they could something.

Though windows were open, men mopped their brows and summer-clad women fanned themselves with hymn sheets in the heat,

The playing children in the doing the same thing at the

warn their friends, the Com-fooled, and we will never stop

munists.

CARRY FOOD

Other children, organized into these "Young Devils' Leagues,” ure being used to carry messages or food to Communist camps.

Hecrultmenl of these young people is being sepped up, it belleved here, as the Communist leaders think this will be more successful in the long run than raids and ambushës.

They aure indoctrinated meetings held deep in the jungle at least four times a month, was learned. They pass on the of the prop:ganda in meny schools.

Several of the "Young Devil" members have confessed

abi bave been sent to approved

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munist affiliations. But the ro cruitment of new members gues on, to the concern of Govern- ment officials.—France-Presso,

Stronger Govt

trying until Reuter.

we succeed."

RAIL STATIONS AUCTIONED

Versailles, Feb. 20. Six rullway stations on dis- used lines in the countryside

Paris around

have boon auctioned here.

They were sold for between 195,000 franes (£183 sterling and 650,000 francs (£650 sterling) to merchants, farmers, restaurant owners, Parisians looking for a country villa and

One woman who was over- | conducted' her to her pew In come by the heat had to be the light

and raftered walled assisted out of the church and building.

Siting beside the Princess was rested in the churchyard to hear

Lady

Elizabeth Cavendish, the rest of the service.

member of her suite

PRINTED DRESS Princess Margaret arrived in the old Jamaican capital wearing a while and blue priated drem with a pale blue scalloped straw hat and pale blue and white shots, Jainaica She WEL received at the Cathedral by the Lord' Bishop

to local haineless, China Mail of Jamaica, the Right Rev, parish boole and

Special.

Basil Montague. Doke. He also

Aga Khan Plans

To Industrialise

Urged For African Ismailis

Kenya

London. Feb. 20.

The Observer today urged the

Cairo, Feb, 20.

The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the Kenya Government to tke 20,000,000-strong Moslem Ismaili sect, today dis

i action against settlers who have closed a plan "to turn the Ismailis of Africa from "openly sought to subvert the a nation of shopkeepers into a highly industrialised | Government's Buthanity

oppose its orders."

Referring 12 tho lack of

success of

nation.

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the

The Lord Bishop prefaced his sermon by welcoming Princess and saying her interest in the church's youth would be "an inspira ion and encourago- ment to the young people of

The Princess signed the was cheered on entering and leaving the Cathedral.

Earlier, she had visited the

in

oid Khiu square

capital, founded after Seville abandoned Columbus around the your 1529. It remained the capital for more than two cen turies after the British conquest.

The Princess was conducted by the Honourable Captain H. 8. McGrath, Lord Lieutenant the Parish of St Catherine, to the balcony of the House of Assembly where wearing sun- gleases she was acclaimed several times,

by

WO

drive from

She inspected the chamber of the old House of Asymbly,

Од the 12-mile Kingston to Spanish Town, the Princess was warmly cheered by crowds along the route.

It was

warm

and

sunny and many women were beach suits. Sugar workers culting cane

stopped their 10 The

work, and rushed

waved. their matchets or knives.

readside and

crowds werd Among the groups of nurses and nuns while su lora tomo six American sprang to attention and saluted

the cat amnesty

Aga Khan, homo for every small family The 77-year-old that

after Its failure was still convalescing

hi in Africa,"

"I want every Ismeili to have the Princess. corten by the wildly recent illness, attended a token responsible campaign Irunched prescalation at his Cairo hotel his own home even if it is a

ofter by

kome to mark his Platinum Jubilee poor, small cottage, an apart

-1 Bald "made

against the cettlers."

A chaque for £300,000 he ment a room, but it must br

weight in absolutely hir "It is extraordinary that the equivalent of his Kenya Government has platinum-was handed"

dene

to him nothing to control the earers of as a gift from Africa's Ismai the rebellious Battlers fuctions," communities.

from the

PRISONERS GET GLIMPSE Behind the high walle of prison, prisoners caught momentary glimpse of t

a

{^ Princens' parsing by from

the end of a stcclbarred corridor.

but this

hir own." TARGET DATE He set 1900 as the "target dale"

for the

the completion or

The Princess has no erigago- the Housing scheme. the flopendent newsp.pr In his 2,000-word "speech declared.

throng! which was

The Aga Khan then disclosed menta this afternoon The réttlers Robby' In this Ford for him by his son, Prince he he had another, ambitious evening, che is driving live toplica to Blug Mcuntain Ing country is calling for stronge Ay Khan, the Aga Khan said scheme in mind. "I want

have an In- amount would be turn tho Iamalils of Africa from where government in Kenya; what the antire

sho will needed is certainly a strenger handed to the D'amond Jubilee a nation of shopkeepers into a formal dinner with officers, of government but of a kind the investment trust to Binance a highly industrialised nation."the British, garrison and their will master all sections of the housing ́scharno "to build Reu'er.

distrstof incio'ngry munity,China Mail Special.

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Moscow, Feb. 20, Soviet aircraft constructor

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