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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955.

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DISCUSSIONS RESUMED

Washington, Aug. 4.

Israeli and American officials resume discus- sions today aimed at trying to find a place for Israel in the Middle East defence picture.

The Israeli Ambassador, Mr Abba Eban, will confer with the Assistant Secretary of State, Mr

New Proposals Expected

From America

Washington, Aug. 4.

President Eisenhower indicated today that the US would make new proposals of disarmament.

He told his press conference that he did not believe Marshal Bulganin closed the door to a US-Russian disarmament agreement by his rejection today of the idea of aerial inspections.

Mr Eisenhower sald

weapon

he did

any The

not think the new nuclear tests by tho Soviet Union necessarily meant change in what he called more or less conciliatory attitude shown by the Soviet Union in recent months.

The President paid that the statements by Premier Bul- ganin should not be taken as at all foreclosing his (the Soviet Premier's) readiness to discuss disarmament matters.

The President sald the ts would have some new disarma- ment proposals to make,

Consideration

This was his reply when he was asked if ho intended to submit a new disarmament pro- gramme to the UN Disarmamer Commission which meets later this month in New York.

He said

would this country sympathetically consider Russian

Line propomis, along the sume with a determination to find a solution fair to both sides.

Mr Eisenhower. referring to political plans, his own future said he would have no excuse to defer a decision on the Ques- tion of seeking a second term if he were on infallible prophet on world and domestic conditions and on the state of his own health

might as these things develop in the next year.

But he does not have that gift So he of prophecy, he said. would continue to leave the question in abeyance.

1

remarks arose from Senator's necount of what the President told a group of Ohio Republicans at a White House mcong yesterday.

Mr

Confirmation

Eisenhower

confirmed that he regarded his health as

a factor but he gave no indica- tion that his health at present was anything but good.

In his discussion of disarma-

NO DOGS ON

THE METRO

Paris, Aug. 4. M. Andro Dubois, Paris* Prefect of Pollet, has given reasons why he will not allow dogs to travel on the Metro, the capital's under- ground railway.

Dabaks known RE "the prefect of peace and quiet" since be banned the wounding of car hooters in

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MESSIAH

Leaves Israel

Jerusalem, Aug. 4.

An Orthodox Hasidic Rabbi, Joel Teltelbaum, was en route to New York today after warning his adherents that he would not return to Israel until the Messiah had come. The

black-

white-bearded, garbed Rabbi gave his final bless- ing to the old, halt and lame, to women wishing to bear children

George Allen, late this afternoon as a prelude to ment problems the President and women with child before resuming his talks on the subject with the Secretary said his own proposal as well leaving for New York last night, He said he was not coming of State, Mr John Foster Dulles. The Dulles-Eban es any other proposals required back to Lract because 40,000

long examination by experts and Orthodox Jews had failed talks were interrupted by preparations for the he did not understand that Mar-need his exhortation not Geneva "summit" meeting and subsequent matters shal Bulganin had closed

door to further discussions. requiring the Secretary's full attention.

the

It was necessary that every- one should act in good faith and Israeli sources said they did The problem has been to try his own proposal was a mer et expert any "hard result to to find some way of guaranteeing beginning for a type of inspec- come from the discussions within Israel's security within the con- tion system which he hoped the near future but believed that text of other Middle East or- would

assure that conldmice. the "exploratory procets" would rangemonts, or parallel to them, Ho thought therefore it could be continued,

without antagonising Arab bo expected that the United epinica.

to

to

vote in the July 26 Israeli oler- tions. In voting, he said, they wont against his opinion that of the Torah (Biblical and

religious law).

Effects Changes

States would make some new White in Israel, Rabbi Teitel- The United States had hoped proposals but naturally none of baum effected changes in the by this time to be able to them would be in a final, fixed leadership of the ultra-Orthodox

West German initiate talks with some of the ar rigid position, Otherwise anti-State group,

Arab States concerning the there would be no possibility

Atomic Station

Karlsruhe, Aug. 4. An area of about 250 acres has been set aside on the easterni bank of the Rhine here for the first West German atomic reactor station, city officials said today, They added that 1,300,000 marke (£111,300) had been earmarked for the construction of the sta- tion's 14 buildings. Router.

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Meanwhile, the Supreme possibility of broadening the for negotiations, he added-ultra-Orthodox Religious Coun Turkish-Iraq-Pakistani alliance

Reuter. and at the same time bogin substantive negotiations with Israel,

Prevented

However,

of

the opposition Egypt and some of the other Arab States has prevented this and the question now is whether

alone on negotia- | to proceed tions with Israci

No Mixed

Bathing

Says Cardinal

Toledo, Aug. 4.

Rabbis cil composed of ten sitting as the highest spiritual council of the Aguda faction, decided to grant Aguda dispen- cation to negotiate with other Parties for the formation of o national and municipal coalition. Aguda leaders were pondering the question whether Orthodox inw pormitted a woman to take up the post of Mayor. Approval was believed forthcoming on the basis of the opinion of the 12th Mal- Spanish rage, jcentury

monides, permitting a woman to be the head of a lown-United

It is expected that when Mr Eban sees Mr. Dulles the Israeli Ambassador will be given an assessment of the general inter- The Cardinal Primate of Press. national situation following the Spain, Enrique Plad y Deniel, Geneva "summil" meeting.

Archbishop of Toledo, today

London, Aug. 1.

Mr Dulles has taken paina to condemned mixed bathing and Six Russian doctors including assure the envoys here of other the practice of placing dance two women are to visit Britain friendly countries that US halls and bors near bathing this autumn as the guests of the willingness to negotiate with facilities.

British Medical Association,

Russia and Red China did not The Cardinal issued a pastoral was announced today. mean there was any intention to letter in which he said "Bathing The Russians are expected to lower the dofences against

is a practice of hygiene and arrive about October 10 and stay communisın anywhere in the world.

therefore should be carried out until November .

The Association said today It is expected that he will tellin privacy, but if publicly then

that a "very full programme Mr Than that this apples with separation of the sexes."

visita to The Cardinal's letter also said covering

hospitals, especially in the Middle East, which is one area where the US the proximity of bars and dance medical schools and research bathing facilities institutions had been drawn up 1210t anti-Communist halls

Mali arrangements are something less "insiigaten immoral sensuality." for the visitors-China than adequaio-United Press, -United Press.

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