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THE CHINA_MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11,' 1955.

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Danish Royal Visitors

Visiting Britain this week are King Frederick and Queen their uldest daughter, Ingrid of Denmark, together with

to have A year's 15-year-old Princess Margrethe, who is

on Wednesday at schooling in Britain. They were hongured

the a dinner dance given by London's Mayfair Hotel by

Great Britain. Pictured here aro Auglo-Danish Society In

King Frederick and Princess Margrethe in a happy moment of intimate conversation at the event.-Express Photo.

Indonesia Sending Mission To S'pore

Singapore, Oct. 10.

Indonesia will shortly be sending a fact-finding mission to Singapore to investigate the trade situa- tion here.

This was discussed by Singapore's Assistant Minister for Commerce and Industry and the leader of the joint Singapore Federation of Malaya Economic Working Party Mr J. M. Jumabhoy, when he returned from Indonesia by air today.

Colonel Appeals

London. Oct. 10, Lieut-Col Adrian Andrew Brodte Harris-Rivett, 45. of the Bedfordshire and Hlert- who fordshire Regiment, wa cashlere by a Berin court martial for attempt- hug to commit an act of

Berlin Inst Indreency in December, was grauted leave by the court martint appeal court today to ap- peal against conviction. China Mail Special.

NO MONEY

The party of 17 delegales 12 from Singapore and live from the Federation -- discussed specific trade problems affecting the three governments.

Mr Junabhoy sachet that few 15 arrangements fo bren made as a result of the discussions, He, however, de- int to elaborate on what the arrangements were,

Agreement

Mr Jumabboy said they had agreed to items to be discussed when a full economie. mission leaves for Indonesia early in January

"The Indonesian Government fis considering our invitation to

hold the first part et economie mission in Singaporg early in January.

"We have achieved some pró- gress towards the ultimate goal of freer flow of trade."

Auckland, Oct. 10. The head office of the Waite mata Electric Power Board,

Singapore's Chief Minister, been Auckland, bog

burgled Mr David Marshall, who was at twice within six months,

the airport to meet the party, said: "We can now look forward to a final trade treaty to replace the one signed in 1948. The real work will begin when the full economic mission starts work on the new treaty."--Reuter,

said

The burglars found nothing. Discussing the burglaries, Beard member, Me R. N. White, that rather than bother with a burglar alarm, the Board should spread the word that it never has any money.—China Mall Special.

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Capetown, Oct. 10.

A native mother, usked for her daughter's age in court said:

"She was born a month after the total eclipse of the sun,"

Records were consulted to establish the girl's birthday as one month after October 1, 1940 the last. total eclipse of the sun, seen in South Africa.- China Mail Speciol

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W. German-Soviet

Diplomatic Relations Gain HARRIMAN'S OPINION

New York, Oct. 10.

Mr Averell Harriman, Governor of New York, said tonight that the Soviet Union has gained diplomatic advantages since the Big Four conference at Geneva.

One of the Kremlin's gains, the Gov- ernor said in a speech prepared for delivery before the Hudson Mohawk Council of World Affairs, was West Germany's deci- sion to establish diplomatic relations with Moscow without any prior understanding on German unity.

Mr Harriman, former United States Aufhussador to the Soviet Uri, rak also that if Foreign Minister Molotov's recent public Peerte slon of error" meant Mr out Molotov was on his way It would be "good rews" for Le West.

"den't know who is su eyor might be," Mr Harriman commented, "but from the paini ut view of improving Sovic. American relations he couldn'. be wise."

Selling Arms

By sling arms to Egypt, Mr Harriman said, the Communisis had "stirred up trembled waters" weak- and "plaving upon the nesses of the West they had supported attacks on France in the United Nations.

"With the su called relaxation of tension, old antagonisms 10 the have orisen leading Turkish atro-ities ariinst Grock ellizes," Mr Harriman said.

"Meanwhile, along with our reduction in military effort has beca the British announcement of a reduction in their armed forces,

These are some of the fruits of the relaxation of tensions which the Kremlin has sought." -Reuter.

COLOUR BAR

Dunedin, Oct. 10. Comment of a local newspaper or New Zealand's Rugby test detest by Australia:

Grey and two Whites in the side, but they still lost.

"The All Blacks had Brown,

MR AVERELL HARRIMAN

Copper Strike

Over

Santiago, Oct. 10.

Anaconda's

The strike Chuquicatanta

copper plant ended ot mid-day on Situr- day following the signature

between Agreement strikers and the company.

an

of

the

on

The strike commereed September 20 but was suspend- ed for ten days on September 28.

The benefits granted

under the 24-point agreement amount. "We presume the faces of the selectors are red."-China Mail led to 240 million pesos annually.

-Cha Mall Special. Special.

Russian Refugee Plan Fails

New York. Oct. 10.

A Soviet draft resolution call- Ing for the carly repatriation of all refugees and displaced persons who wanted turn home was rejected by the United

Social Nalions Committee today.

10 re-

con-

Soviet Mr G. F. Saksin, the

delegate, said he was willing 10 mako "considerable cessions" to obidin approval revised of the draft, but a version was süll unacceptable 10 Britain and the

States.

In the vote 14 countries

United

sup-

29

ported tho resolution, oppssed and 10 abstained.

Mr Jacob Blus.cin of the United States told the Com- mittee that no real compro-

ORIENTAL

AIR CONDITIONCO

mise was possible. What was called voluntary

might become

repatriation forcible

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pa riation la disguise,

Mr Samuel Hoore of Bri- tain sald the Soviet plan would

the proper destroy the

the solutions balance between

of repo'riation, resettlement und Integration of refugees to "most lead Bad night corus consequeness.” The Committee adopted a reso- lution sponeered by Brit in. the United States and seven other countries.

Thio requoited the High Com- missioner for Refugees, Dr Van Heu Ven

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