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UNITED STATES
'Diamonds' Werc
4 THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1955,
IN DIFFICULT POSITION SUMMER
OVER GOA Greeks Will
Be Asked
Made Of Class Could Easily Offend To Reconsider
London. Aug. 22.
A LADIE
swindlers
whose activities Included selling cut glass as dia- monds have been arrested operating for ten after
years
In a number of Tallah cities, Warksw Radio reported.
An appeal by Warsaw's polleo chief Was broad. cast asking gang victims who have not yet in- formed the authoriiles to aend Jn details
the of fraud.-China Malt Special.
Either Side
By Stewart Hensley
Washington, Aug. 22.
The US Government is walking a diplomatic tight-rope in an effort to avoiù offending either side in the dispute between India and Portugal over Goa and two other
Hammarskjold small enclaves on the sub-continent.
Predicts
Relations With
Albania
Vieme, Aug. 22.
THE Greck Government will be asked to reconsider its refusal to restore diplomatic and "good neighbourly" ro- lations with Albania, accord- ing to a
to radio Tirana broad- cast today.
The Albanian Government bas
asked
the United Nations General-Secretory, Mr. Dag
to Hammarskjold, its regreta at the Greek decision, according to. the radio.
puss
on
It is basic American policy to seek to maintain the best possible relations with telegram to Mr Hammarsk- India, the largest non-Communist nation in Asia. At the same time, Portugal is a
New Order valued North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
some
ally upon whose soil military forces are stationed.
American
of
Philadelphia, Aug. 22. UN Secretary-General Dag
of support from It is considered possible that, mitments Hammarskjold predicted
to send Washington are regarded Lonight that relations the US might decke
falture because formal notes to both countries doomed to among nations "muy be urging that they seek mediation the various buckground cir- through the cumstances which the American entering a new and more of their dispuite
Nations or some other authorities must take into con stable stage," in which United
sideration. international law will be agency. the basis of a new order.
has brought new hope of a relaxation of some of the most important slons which have divided the
"This year
ich-
However, efforts by either! side to secure sympathetic com-
world," he said at the annual No Good Conduct
convention of the. American
Bar Association.
"International relations may be,
entering " now
and more
new
stable stage. If this stage comes to pass, the time
bc will
propitious for #
development of international order 011 the basis of a wider use of law.
Stable Framework
UNCUPIE
"As International
co-operation
Certificate
His Father
Was A Communist
US
Co- and
y
New York, Aug. 22,
Stephen aircraftsman Branzovich sald today that he would appeal against a military decision refusing him a
good release conduct certificato
**TY
2
Nehru Blamed
The basic American view. conditioned by tradition and ex- perience, is that all countries those Portugal now such 43 holds in India eventually must! have the right of self-determina- tion. However, Washington in- sists that their ultimate fake, be it independence or union with India, must be achieved by peaceful means.
jold from Mr Behar Shtylla, Minister, Albanian Foreign broadcast by the radio, sald the reasons given for the refusal showed that the Greek Government was Informed" on in-
wrongly
ternal conditions in Albania and the desire of its propte to live in peace and good re- lations with the neighbouring people of Greece,
The restoration of normal re- lations would be a step lo- wards lessening tension in the Balkans, the broadcast sald.--- Router.
Jamboree Death
CAMERAMAN FALLS FROM CRANE
Toronto, Aug. 22
A television cameraman, Ian Gordon Murray, 26, was icilled yesterday when the fall 20 foct from the bucket of a crane,
While there has been no for- mal expression of official opinion
One of the crane's control on the matter, it is known that numerous US officials feel that cables broke while he was teat
equipment for a Indian Premier Nehru shoulding camera have taken steps to prevent the broadcast of the world boy scout
A peaceful invasions by Indian jamboree,
storm at the jamboree to- demonstrators last week wh led to bloody clashes en Portu-day collapsed part of the big 200-foot outdoor stage, narrow- guese territory.
ly missing the members of a Canadian Broadcasting Corpora tion television crew,
the
Increases, 50 necessarily will the development of the law,
international by which operation is organised given a stable framework."
The authorities recognise the Mr Hammarskjold safd one of
most important political prob- from military service, because Indian emotion over Goa and the Jems on
u Commu- other territory on the western his father had been which progress
coast but do not beliovo needed is a "new rule of law" ist, that would outlaw nggressive
In force. "Without such a development the Taw against aggression may remain an illusory gen- erality," he said. "Moreover, it will be difcuft to uphold unless states are really willing to settle their disputes by peaceful means instead of leaving
them to fester and
international poison lations."-United Press.
re-
an indefinite
with
A tent used as a dining-room
for the headquarters staff also collapsed while Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout of the British Com- monwealth and Empire, camp chief Jackson Dodds of Canada, and US Chief Scout Dr A. A Schuck were having lunch. out, laughing.
crawled
the tent up
matter is of sufficient real impor. statement issued pt tance to New Delhi to make it Youngstown, Ohio, the service-advisable to force the issue at man said the military authori- this time at the risk of more
was bloodshed. tics considered that he security threat simply because
They In this disputa, as in others, he had bem in close and per- mancnt contact with this, father, the US has been caught between and helped set
Its desire to sympathise with again. father had been Hig
The storm knocked out the listed newly-independent peoples or as a Communist Party member those secking their independence jamborce's power supply and officials sold there would be no und for In 1943
and the colonial powers
power for about an hour. period thereafter.
which
long Washington has
China Mall Special & United Press, The military authorlues ask-friendly ties. cd Branzovich either The Hague, Aug. 22.
to de- This type of dilemma faced Eight Netherlands citizens, mand
to be released from the the US during the Indonesian
forces **with dis-
struggle for Independence from held in the Soviet Union since armed the war,
released honour" or to appear before the Dutch and the futile French are to be
commission of inquiry,
effort to resist the demands for shortly and among them a man whose wife has remarried in his
In choosing the second alter-autonomy in Indo-China. absence.
The Soviet authorities have native, he said that all they supplied the Netherlands Gov-had against him was just being
son, errunent with the names of the his father's eight men.-France-Presse.
175
France-
Presse..
A British Crossword Puzzle.
4
15
ACROSS
1 Frightened (8).
7 Incursion (4).
Shollish (B).
10 Purloined (5),
11 Fashion (4).
13
Kollow (10).
15 Rend
Rend (4).
16 Meadows (4),
19 Likened (10).
22 Nobleman (4),
24. Competitor (8).
20 Insignideant
20 Broad (4).
27, 8ecd (0).
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DOWN
2 Clutch (5).
3 Extent (5).
4 Retrain from (0).
5 Advances (B).
6 Fibbed (4);
8 Selitary (8).
12 Went astray
19 Dig deeply (0).
14 Determined. (8),
17 Pungent
10 Lasta flying spoed (8),
20 Savoury jolly (B);
21 Teacher (3),
23 Parched(4).
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Diplomatic authorities consider
--
DEATH OF FRENCH GENERAL
Paris, Aug. 22. French Army General Francis
Queen Of Nice & Miss Venus
From the Riviera como pictures of two new beauty queens. On the left is 16-year-old dramatie Art student Nicole Duemoy after she bad won the title "Queen of Nice" at the famous Riviera resort. Nicole is also a model for the famous French painter Jean Gabrell Domergue, And on the right is lovely Mille Joachim, elected "Miks Venus" at the South of Mite Joachim in a France holiday resort La Baule Beach.
20-year-old dancer-Express Photo.
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Paris, Aug. 22.
France is viewing with increasing alarm the activity of the pro-German political parties in the controversial Saar territory which may upset the fragile balance of Franco-German relations.
A referendum is coming up there in just two months which will determine the future of the coal-rich little basin, just as a plebiscite deter- mined its future 20 years ago.
Then Adolf Hitler's pressure The aim of this campaign_is | and propaganda won the Saar's to stimulate any latent destre big coal and steel production Saarlanders may have for re- and its 900,000 people for the unification with Germany and in Third Reich. Today, in French gmeral to create a climate where eyes, there are ominous echoes such reunification could serious- of 1938.
ly be considered.--United Press,
The referendum set for Octo- ber 23 will only decide whether the Saar will accept the "European Statute" agreed upon Inst October between Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and former Premier Mendes- France.
Customs Union
The European Statute would detach the Saar permanently from both France and Germany" it unthinkable that the US
with a neutral commissioner would take any formal position
by the Western appointedi in the Portuguese-Indian dis-
Union until such pute which would offend Now Raymond Duval, who died in an European
time as a German peace treaty Delhi. Despite the fact that air accident in Morocco today many American officials deplore aged 60, had been Commanders drawn up and signed.
French Forces In For the last 10 years the Soar Mr Nehru's "neutralism," the In-Chiet
has been Morocco since September 1949.
incorporated in oMcial US Government
customs union with France and Before that he is to do everything possible to
although it has its own parlia- achieve amity with New Delhi Commander-in-Chief in Tunisia.
ment and cabinet, it is effec- In the hope that a stable India will prove a bulwark against Mo
St Cyr Military lively under French control. Communism in that area. Academy in 1914 and was twice captured and twice escaped during World War 1.
atlitude
It is considered equally im- possible that the US would take any
left
was
which formal position
He was a Chief of Staff in would rise offending Fortugal. 1930. After the French capitu- The US prizes highly the strato-lation in 1940 he became Director gic right it has to air bares in of Studies at St Cyr. In 1941 the Portuguese-owned Azores he was named Military Attache and realises that this right is in Ankara, then to the command subject to periodic
re-of an intantry regiment. negotiation.
rocco,"
The pro-German parties, until recently banned completely from the territory, are waging campaign studded with violence against the European Statute.
A
A
Radio Show.
London, Aug. 22. Britain's annual Radio Show on In 1938 ho was appointed now seema ready to start head of the military staff of the Friday-two days late-follow- Diplomatic authorities here
the US to get French Resident-General in Mo-ing the settlement of a dispute do not expect
which threatened to prevent it involved in the Goa dispute in
taking place at all. General Duval became Comra- any way which could be inter-
The men had banned over- preted as lending support to mander-in-Chief in Tunisia in time to back claim for either
side. The strongest 1946.
speelal dally allowance of American action they look for
Their demand He was a member of the five shillings. is a possible suggestion to both
today after Lisbon and Now Delhi that Legion of Honour and his docoru-was granted
moating between Croix de two-hour mediation machinery bound to tions included try to resolve the problem Guerre for the 1914-1918 War. their union leaders and em-
ployers-Router. United Prose.
Reuter.
Constitutional Issue Before Court Martial
New York, Aug. 22.
for the
The Army abruptly recessed the court martial of Major Ronald Alloy today after his civilian attorneys claimed if Army to: charges of themony in Korean prion
trial
with
lawyers admitted their argu
It had not ment was "hovel.” been inade in any of the pre-
trials. mittibey American prisoners accused of collaborating with the enemy.
WHALEDONISY
HEX on Maj, Kelly alap
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of
lawyers argued that Alley
in effect pectised
WAS 1. "trenson"!" arid they, said the constitution, required that treason be tried in civil courts, One torney added that there waa somo letal question.us to whether Ailay-could- for. IrgusoUL: EVÉÉKŮŽÍ· Foquists. beancave,
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