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Pear that there would

be protracted, negotiations for A peace settlement between Jupun and the Soviet Union appear to be, supported by the Kremlin's initial reaction to Tokyo's claims. Mr Malik's firm yield Soviet to sovereignty over southern

refusal

Sakhalin and the Kuriles Also

suggesta

that

the

Russians see the obvious possibility of playing proftable game of politics

for the duration of the Londer talks.

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Mr Hatoyama, shifty,

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consistent and unreliable, is clearly not to their fancy and despite his blandish- ments earlier this year seeking readjustment

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BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY'S MESSAGE TO THE WORLD

The Queen Launches

'PEACE CAN BE WON' Big Liner

HIGH HOPES, HE SAYS

New Phase Beginning In International Relations

San Francisco, June 22.

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr Harold · Macmillan, said today international relations were now "at the beginning of..

a new phase."

Peace, he said, was "a living thing to be won-and believe we can win it together."

Speaking at a luncheon of the San Francisco Commonwealth Club Mr Macmillan reiterated President Eisenhower's statement that "the summer of 1955 is a season of high hope for" the

in the country to its advantage. There are other aspirants to power among the dissident factions of the Liberals, Democrats and Socialists. Might there "For these hopes to fructify shall need skill, patience, not be among them a more we

and above all grateful recipient of Soviet perseverence

sa:d. Mr Macmillari foyalty," generosity, a more amen "For peace is not a sort of able pigeon to be plucked? drugged or dreamlike state IN Tokyo, there is a good passive or effortless. It is a living deal of consternation at thing to be wer-and I believe this exhibition of stern we can win it together." Soviet intransigence, The doubtful consolation is

"We are both of us in this job of guarding democracy and offered by the Japanese freedom

extending, and

by Foreign Ministry that the peaceful but persistent effort, talks are still at an early the rule of law.

stage

high

and price

the present

Russia

So

"Of course, it means risks.. is

does everything that is worth re- while."

demanding for a conciliation is not to be

as to how we can best use it to deter aggression and to negotiate for a genuine pacification."

Greatest Challenge

of

Asia presented the free world with its greatest challenge, he said. Most of the countries that area had newly won their independence and their domi nan emotion was still tionalism.

na-

But nationalism, like alcohol, should be taken in moderation Fus a stimulant and not as a

drug, he said.

regarded as its last word A Secular Struggle "Anyway nationalism in Asia

Mr

Mr Khemillan

not

a

the

world.”

wealth have killed or captured over 8,000 of the terrorists. The driven remainder have been deep into the jungle.

The revolutionaries must know that they have no hope of Government overthrowing the by force."

British Ship Released

off

The Exitiati freighter Helikon, interocpled Foochow

Tuesday morning and taken to the Nationalist held White Dog Island, was released by the Nationalista yester day, said an official of Wo Sing, owners of the 2,036-con vessel, this morn» Ing.

The ocial said that Captain Gunter, J. Tockus, of the Helikon, wired that the ship was released at 4.20 p.m. yesterday and left the island for the sea, Capt, Tockus added that all his crew were safe and no damage was suffered by the ship.

The official said that he had no knowledge of the ship'a destination.

The Helikon, along with another British ship the Inehjurs, was approach- ing Foochow from Shang- hal when she was inter- cepted. The Inchjura was warned not to go Foochow...

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Liverpool

Dockers Still 'Out'

British ex-captive says

REBELS AT WORK

IN UKRAINE

Report On Resistance Group

OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

New Empress Ship

Glasgow, June 22.

The Queen today. before her departure for Norway the launched

Canadian Pacific luxury liner Empress of Britain.

The 640-foot 22,500-ton streamlined liner.. is the third to bear the name.

In a

zpoke

firm voice the Queen the time-honoured formula 29 she swung the beribboned champagne - bottle: "I name this ship Empress of Britain. May God speed her and sit who sall" in her,”

The Queen was accompabled London, June 22.

by_the Duke of Edinburgh.

The new Empress of Brilain, Twenty-nine-year-old "Mad Ginger" Fiddington, 6ft 2ins ex-British paratrooper and "wall of death" motor her yellow funnel bearing the

Canadian. Pacific

company cyclist, who spent four years in 's Russian slave camp, checkerboard red and white claimed tonight there was an underground resistance motif, has accommodation for

movement in the Ukraine nearly big enough to topple the 1,050 passengers. government.

to

More than a million feet of welding and · scores

of thou Between 1945 and 1953, ac- sands of rivets have gone into'

redistance reports, her hull, Her electric genera- cording to more than ten million Ukrainians tors develop enough power. had "disappeared", most of then provide lighting for a town. to Siberian slave labour camps, ship of 12.000. but many

to sudden

the famous of them

Her predecessor,

in death.

42,500-ton liner, launched Drastic measures, however, 1930 by the Duke of Windsor, stem caly to have strengthenes then Prince of Wales, was lost resistance particularly since through enemy action in 1940- British intelligence service. many Ukrainians who might Reuter.

Piddington, who has become a motor

the mechanic since Russians released him last year and who dropped his old nick- name in faveur of his birth certificate Eames William Ernest--and let his hair grow withheld dark brown again, had

he leamed Is from the

most of what Russia

or advice

otherwise be lined

to Co-

But tonight-five days before publication of his forthcoming book "Russian Frenzy" -he operate with the Russians are was willing to talk and willing more than was in the

to say book,

Still Going Strong-

angered by the consistent policy of arresting not caly suspects and culprits, but their whole family as well.

Bomb Attacks In Cyprus

wave

Nicosia, June 22.

The greater part of the prob. lem, however, was combatting those conditions in which Com- munism could breed and to this end the Malayan Govern-

No Use For Regime ment had undertaken a wide and social

"The only solution," Pidding. He said that while he was

The

of anti-British would range of economic

there measures. Soon

serving à 28-year sentence for ton maintains, "is for us to try be elections to give the federa.

"espionage" he worked hand in to topple the regime not by war terrorism continued today in n" Cyprus. Terrorists threw three tion a legislature with ū

band with the Ukrainian re- but by other means if we can,"

the bombs at the homes of British sistance movement which even "Certainly it is obvious majority of elected members.

London, June 22, Urging the British and Ameri-

then was strong enough to population of the Ukraine has officials and array officers and not to exaggerate The 30-day old British cause the Russian authorities co use for the regime.flacked-troops,

Nicosia was rocked by four passing Piddington was their two dock strike differences between

continues. considerable trouble... countries M: Macmillan said

Since

bis release he had through East Germany in 1950 explosions tonight. One bonb was thrown at the home of Sir

a lead America might think Britain Liverpool dockers decided managed to maintain some con- on his way to visit a girl friend was wrong to recognise Com-today to carry on the strike fact and he is quite certain the when he was arrested. He had John Sterndale Bennett, munist China but recognition until victory was won.

resistance movement is still no permit to be in Germany and ing British official. No. going strong.

when he presented his British or

The British owned They did not imply approval.

are firmly behind the

Hotel in In the Ukraine itself, he says, passport he was immediately

the centre of the town. Important To HK dockers in Hull and Manchester resistance organisations are sa charged with espionage,

was attacked and a homb ex- who voted similar resolutions sirong they are able to maintain Eventually he was sentenced

ploded in the garden without earlier today.

their own arms factories and and taken to Siberia where he

causing damage or casuallies. He added that it was "quie

London dockers last night the country is constantly on the remained until the Russians re-

In Famagusta a bombs was untrue" to say Britain furnished voted to go back on Monday.

leased him in July of last year edge of chaos,

thrown at the house of a British the Chinese with war materials provided their

provincial

officer,

In Major Carter. same. The her benefited colleagues did the but trade with

Limassol a grenade was thrown Britain and was very important three largest provincial ports,

ata Truckload of British troops remain idle, their however, to Hongkong.

driving along a main road... dockers

France-Presse, Mr Macmillan said Britian Meanwhile, Mr Dick Barrett, fully understood United General-Secretary of the Na- States position with regard to tional Amalgamated Stevedores

has often been the stooge and But the tone of Saturday's statement by the Tokyo

reviewed Bri-stalking horse of Communism," Government suggests that ain's recovery

since the war he said, "These young countries peoples

need patriotism, but they need far from indicating any and said "if you come to my optimism, it is whistling country today, ten years later, also to be protected from the nervously to keep its cour- you will see a very big change blandishments of Communism

It is due partly to you and masquerading as idealism". age up.

partly to ourselves. You helped

By joining with the United Hatayamu'a Certainly

is when we needed help and. Democrats were hoping to believe me, we shall never for States and other like-minded nations in the Manila treaty, strengthen their position in get it."

Britain had done her best to the government coalition

Mr Macmillian said that there ensure that aggression would with a deal which among was going on in the world today

be "tempted by other things would promise whether we like it or not,

prospect of an easy conquest". 30 immediate return of secular struggle between two "You may say we have lock- Japanese nationals, & ideologies, or to use a simplered the stable door too late," settlement of the vexatious and better phrase, between two commented Mr Macmillan. "I don't think so, there are still a fisheries, dispute and the ways of life." eventus! restoration

Both you and we believe in few horses left in the stable. southern Sakhalin and the the superiority of our own and

Violence In Malaya Kuriles..

have

fear no

honour and security" involved As it is, the Russians may yet existence," he added. "That is cede the cherished territory really why we want peace."

"At the moment there is only but had not disguised its view -und magnanimously consent "We believe that peace is the one part of the world where or the small coastal Islands held

and

promoted by General Chiang Kai-shek. most powerful "subversion is being to Japan's other wishes greatest

our side. We want by open violence amounting to Like the United States, he .but only at the most pro- force on

is Malaya.

There

Britain had constantly pitious moment and when peace and with peace, progress war. This Tokyo has a little more to and prosperity because we be the Malayan Communist Party, said,

allens, urged that the whole Formosan be settled by problem should a campaign free world will have been offer in return than an Am-eve that given the chance the 95 per cent of them

ideals of the

by force and bassador in Moscow and a prove a stronger force than the of armed terrorism since 1948. negotiation not

the' forces of the welcomed any relief of tension Since then food of cheap consumer fallacies of Communism.

We know what our strength Malayan Government combined as a step towards that end..- goods. Neutrality, and with

of the Common-Reuter. it an evacuation of Ameri- is and we all know and agree with those

of

can forces, and "complete freedom of trade is, in

Moscow's view, a more ft ting and equitable quid pro

quo.

THERE is another considera- tion which cannot be overlooked. At the begin- ning of this century, China and Russia were made the first stepping stones Japan's supremacy as military

to

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and industrial

power in the Far East. Has

we

of

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waging

PEACEFUL CALM DISTURBED

RUSSIANS UNDER FIRE AT U.N.

San Francisco, June 22.

An attempt by the Cuban delegate at the United

General

the

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Secrets From Siberia

Formosa and "the obligations of and Dockers Union, has an- Briton

Mr

nounced his resignation,

Mr Barrett, who had much influence over union members, described the strike as disas

trous.

resignation will have any effect

Was Involved

In Hitler Bomb Plot

Vienna, June 22.

An Austrian recently freed from a Soviet prison camp told today of a British prisoner still held who claim- ed to have been involved in the 1944 bomb plot against Hitler.

NO REASON GIVEN He has not yet giver any reason for his decision and it is too

see whether his early to

on the strike movement,

The latest position in

the semi-paralysed ports showed 18,983 dockers idle in the six

The Austrian, who asked that when Soviet troops killed 3,000 ports involved in the labour dis his

not be to 4.000 prisoners, the Austrian pute, and 32,723 dockers con- published, is one of 184 former said. China Mail Special.

two

Americans .and foreigners still held in Soviet camps.

should name

tinue to work in these ports. Soviet prisoners released Molotov However, loading and unloading days ago, many of whom nameri

Clarifies

Soviet Policy

San Francisco, June 22. Western diplomats said

ís continuing normally o Britons,

148 ships, partially on 97 and not at all on 181.

The union will meet tomorrow to discuss the decision taken by the London dockers yesterday to go back to work-France Presse.

The Austrian said the Briton is Leslie Mahoney, whom he met last year in one of numerous forced labour camps at Taishict, Siberia.

(British officials here said they had heard of Mahoney before. They said other persons rELUITI-

Nehru To Visiting from Russian prison campu

London

called hith Machonie Machokin.)

or

SUPPLIED BOMB? Mahoney, according to the freed Austrian, was "Intimately involved in the 1944 bomb plot. Dgainst Hitler.

the ignominy of this Nations tenth anniversary meeting here to speak about today there was little new humiliating defeat been what he called "the enslavement of Lithuania, Latvia and in Mr Molotov's speech be- completely effaced in the Estonia" today caused the first incident to disturb the fore the United Nations events of the last 15 years? calm of the sessions.

apart from his call for a Will a new, resilient, in-

world economic conference. Romulo retorted powerful dependent and

The delegate, Dr Emilio Nunez,

added that the one day to Portuondo, was interrupted by it was the same thing."

But they Japan emerge

According to the prepared

many im- threaten the Communists' the President of the meeting, Dr own peculiar designs in Ecleo Van Kleffens, of the text previously distributed to address contained

Cuban delegate portant clarifications of the re Netherlands, as he was about to the press, the

cent Soviet proposal. this hemisphere?

giving freedom to ex-enemies They paid particular atten Equivocation and perfidy are begin his criticism of the Soviet contrasted the Western action in

Union for the "enslavement". | Livi deeply imbedded in

the The Chairman read a ruling that and Colonial territories with the tion to the part of his speech Air Force, plane to fly to London the Briton had "had some sing

not in his Soviet "enslavement" by con dealing with disarmament. Some Japanese character,

G delegate must

quest of eight million people in delegates said that Soviet nccep- on judgment conceivably might it not specch place

Europe alone.

tance of the" Western proposals again be lured by the specific states,

ALLOWED TO CONTINUE

for a reduction of conventional prizes that so nearly came CARLOS JUMPS UP

His text said the sole aim of armaments had never been so within its

grasp not 15 The delegate of the Philip.

United years ago? It is not Mr pines, General Carlos Romulo, the Russan proposal appeared clearly put before.

from its allies and. States immediately jumped from his to be to Isolate the

and

Hatoyama or any other

His statement that it was now

seat in the opera house orchestra when there is talk of up to make the next...

the

Ance and taken to Berlin,

Moscow, June 2 Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime

has Minister,

accepted Sir Anthony Eden's invitation to visit Britain, an authoritative

Mahoney would not reveal Indian source said tonight,

exactly how intimately he had These sources said Mr Nehru been involved in the pilot, the would leave Rome by an Indian Austrian said, but he believed

on July 8,

do with supplying the to Mr Nehru is due in Rom Mahoney, according to after visiting Poland, Yugoslavia Austrian, is the son of the cap Last Russian Czar Austria on his way home tain of the

England from the Soviet Union, Reuter.

who settled in before the first world war.

Mahoney joined the British in 1839, he was captured move was regarded by som Ban On Anti-Polio

where he worked for the Nazi scene who might tempt fate thunderous applause from some ...without the slightest sug definite, savitation to begin

German radio and film organisa in this dangerous way but delegates and the pubile gallery gestion of freeing the peoples negotiating again

Vaccine Urged

tion, the Austrian

raid always the unseen: General Romulo

ARRESTED BY GESTAPO powers behind the politi-against the Chairman's ruling

Washington June 22. Following the bomb plot he we are faced with a manoeuvre In London: Diplomatic obser cians who dictate the path and after Mr Van Kleffens had

Top line American palio was arrested and questioned by to destiny.

zpoken to him about it the to impose by force the ancient ye

his re- Philippines, delegate said Mir and immutable design of Rus-Vers said tonight, Mr Molotoy's specialist, Dr Albert Babin the Gestapo but high placed

seven-point plan foreshadows recommended today the tem connections obtained f whether the Russians would Van Klemens should have given sian world domination

the Salk 1945 Mahoney was cap was the case the Soviet Government porary banning Dr Nuper Portuonds

is expected to present at the anti-pole vaccine Repres be deliberately vindictive similar ruling during the

which the Soviet Foreign allowed to resume reading his Geneva summit conference He told the House of Repre tured by the wear. M. Molotov, had text at the point where he said: nec month.

Tsentatives trade subcommittee moved rom prison camp to will take careful· pre just finished

The peoples of the world are

Observers did not thatat

think Mr the Inoculations should be prison camp. At Norils cautions to ensure that the Mr Van Kleffens said that constantly under threat of a Malosoy, had disclosed the fail stopped and production of the Far Eastern balance of Mr Molotoy had not directed aggression even more serious hand the Soviet Union might vaccine halted until a less dan Sea, he took part in a revolt power never again becomes any of his remarks at any ene than armed attack by the Soviet play at this conderence. Stenter gerous preparation was per in 1958 which lasted three

Union "-Reiter,

and Chaimu Mail Specializ

montas and was only quelled weighted In Japan's favour, state in partictilar

individual on the present stalls, and run to the stage amidst tralising Japan and Germany.

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In retrospect, it is doubtful

but it is almost certain they

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protested enslaved by the Soviet Union possible in the United Nations

It is quite evident that Disarmament Sub-committee.!

Russians ......and

the Arcule

casualties were

No Appeal Plans

London, June, 22. Mrs Ruth Ellis, 28-year-old 'ash blonde-model senter.ced, to death by hanging yesterday for murdering her ex-lover, not appeal, her solicitor today.

witt sald

Mrs Ellis, divorced mother

of two chlidren: decided this morning against lodging an ap

dale at peal. The execution

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