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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER "24, 1955.

Contest

US Accepts Italy Into Family Miss World

Of 'Big Powers'

Dulles A Good Guy in Italian

ASSIGNED THE KEY

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MEDITERRANEAN

Rome, Oct. 23.

The United States took Italy into the family of "big powers" today in a move designed to bolster this strategic penin- sula against communism and neutralism.

The key new role assigned to Italy on the world stage was the major upshot of a 20-hour visit which turned into a big per- sonal triumph for US Secretary of State

A Welcome John Foster Dulles.

For Chou's

Offer

Manila, Oct. 23.

With an eye on the chaotic situation In the Mediterraneon and Middle East and the con- stant pressure on Italy's demo-

leathers at home, cratie

Mr Tulles agreed on the Italian plea for more consultations on world affairs, especially on the crises rocking this area.

MR Joaquin Roces, a pro- Government Nationalist Party Representative, sald in Manila

that today "no reason" there was why the Philippines

should refuse

the

un

He is very simpatice." sald Premier Segni, using untranslatable phrase meaning, in American, parlance, that Mr Dulles is n "good guy."

"Mr Dulles's far-sighted salesmanship is the true spirit of. Geneva," said the nation's influential mos! biggest and newspaper, Corriere della Sera of Milan.

According to informants who weekend confer- attended the

Halling Italy as "one of the grent powers" and "Important," Mr Dulles touched a chord which proved music to the ears of the hard-pressed

of Government Chenn Democrat Antonio Segni, His statements praising enges, this is what took place; Italy produco the biggest, blackest bannerlines

The United States bgreed to In Italy

consult Kaly

ISSLICH on major new the Trieste crisia,

but turned away any idea that Italy could be given the same policy-making role hold by Bri- tain and France. Italian news- papers have been appealing for glowing an expansion in

Western of the Big Three to include the 100,- good❘000,000 Italians and Germans,

The American view is that the war is not suficiently for gotten in Europe for this.

A Toast

Ity anti-Communists toast- od

Dulles Mr

official offer of Chinese Communist Premier Chou phrases. En-lai to sign a aggression pact.

non-

Mr Roets wald: "We welcome

any peaceful

Gesture,"

bu!

addori that the Philippines

"A man

who makes senge," said President Glovanni Gronchi.

should make a thorough study Church Service

of the offer before accepting

it.

Mr Chou Eo-lai offered to sipi |

non-aggression

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pact with

the Philippines. In an interview with Philippines newsmen in Peking today.

Leaders Away

For Kabaka

Entebbe, Oct. 23.

Continue Fight

The United States agreed to

continue its fight for Italian admission into the United

Nations, promised to take it

Last Thursday Judges haû the hard but delightful task of setcoling "Miss World” from among these Iurclaus beauffer at the Lyceum, London. The winner was Mist Susana Djulm Venezuela) extremo right (back row) and Mas Margaret Anne Haywood (USA)

on her right. In plecture are: book row, left to right: Pastom Pagan (Honduras); Arna Hjortelin- dottir (feeland); Evelyn Foley (Eire); Miriam Kottler (Israel): Franca Incorvala (Italy); Josette Travers (Monaco); Anfia Astrand (Sweden); Margaret Anne Haywood (USA); and Surana Djulm (Venezuela).

Front row, left to right: Beverley Prowne (Australls);_Ghislain Rosette (Belgium); Viola Ella Gunarine (Ceylon); Glión Marin (Cuba); Karin Palm Reamussin (Denmark); Mirva Orvokki Arvinen (Finland); Giselle Thierry (France); Jennifer Chimes (Great Brl" tain) and Engelina Kalkoven (Holland).—Express Photo,

French

POW

Deputies Pow Tarnėd Chances

Weigh

In Elections

By Harold King

Paris, Oct. 24.

Six hundred French deputies have this week- end "taken the country's pulse" to see whether snap elections in December would be popular and would} help them get re-elected.

The Government's bill to legalise a poll in December instead of next June, when it is due, will be tabled in the Assembly on Tuesday. The first discussion on the subject is expected on Friday,

Down Fortune

Friedland, Och 23. A German prisoner rom turned from Soviet Rusİn home refused the offer of and the chance to inherit a prosperous German textile business.

The offer was made by business- rich German

man, and

travelled

his wife who specially

to

Friedland to find a suitable returning prisoner. They Baked to romain anguy-

mous,

They chose 30-year-old Ludwig Breitenbach, who said he was a mechanle by

·trade and wanted to finish his training.-China' Mall Special.

up now with the Russians who when the Deputies will decide whether to give Trade Unions

have vetoed Italy's entry,

Thousands of the subjects of the Kabaka Mutesa II attended special church services through- Russia has led Italian entry out Uganda today in thanks- | to admission of the remaining giving for the Kabaka's return eastern European satellites. The Informants gave no indication from two years of exile,

that In battling for Italian The Kabaka, with his

admission the United States was attended Manila Nabegereka (queon), Politieni observers in

the set prepared to drop its opposi- conducted by a serviço Bald tonight The

to tion the Right Press.

the satellites-United Premier's

would Bishop of Uganda offer

Reverend Lealle W. Brown)" at strengthen the position of out- going Nationalista Senator Namirembe Anglican Cathedral. Carlo Recto, who is in favour of establishing relations with Peking and opposed to Presid- ent Ramon Magsaysay's policy, Since

Chinese

With the Governor of Uganda, Sir Andrew Cohen, and many other Government officials, they heard the Bishop declaro:

the Senatorial elections

"We have called upon God are imminent and most Philip-

trouble In our

and ho has pine leaders were away in the

nation has provinces campaigning, no answered us. Our

brought to turiing ofcial

comment on the been

China Chinese offer was forthcoming point in ite history." yet-France-Presse.

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Businessmen To Discuss Discrimination

Washington, Oct. 28. Vice-President Richard

M. Nixon said today every-

urgent priority to a debate on the subject or not.

The centre right wing forces important votes on Morocco and supporting anap elections sro Algerie, but he added that the

• by conducting

newspaper year 1958, especially in its first campaign with headlines such part, would be historically o as "Quick elections are France's period of decisions and under- lost chance of keeping North takings,

"In this respect I cite two Africa.”

which are It

not the seems

examples certain that the only ones: The definition of Euthorities

take a graver view the ties between France and

Behind Peron's Successor

New York, Oct. 23. - RGENTINA'S now President

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PRESIDENT LOPES

VISIT TO UK

NATO Partnership Significance

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Washington, Oct. 23.

One important aspect of the coming state visit Portuguese President Francisco Higino Graveiro Lopes to Great Britain is increased public awareness of Portugal's role of a reliable partner in the Western defence alliance.

This is the view held by United States officials who long have acknowledged the substantial con- tribution the Iberian nation has extended to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation since 1950.

Persians Win

There officials feel, however, that public opinion with Interest focussed mainly on the activities of the larger world powers tend to overlook the important participation of the smaller nations

Cat in the free world's defence system.

President Eisenhower and

other leaders of the Western niljance, en the other hand, have repeatedly stressed that the democracies could no function properly if I were rot for the support of theso nations,

Close Co-operation

One Instance of the clase co- operation among the Western nations. Is the forthcoming Paris NATO council meeting at which the Foreign Ministers of France, Britain and the United States will share their plans for the Geneva conference. with the Foreign Ministérs of all other NATO partners,

be

Portuguese Foreign Minister Dr Paulo Cunho, may still able to attend the Faria talks, scheduled for next Wodnesday, before

ho joins President Lopes in London. Should the President want him along when ho

mects Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday, however, then Marcelo lano, Minister of the Pre- will represent Portugal

at the council.

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to emphasise the voice of the smaller countricy, US Secretary of State John Foster

Awards

Paris, Oot. 23.

Blue Persians won the two first prises for the most beautiful cat in the world competition in Paris tonight. The prize for a tom-cat went to Madame Walter of Paris two-year- old "Oy Bob de Chan- grilla" and the prie for a female cat to another Parts-born two-year-old Theo Perion "Delpilot

de Changrilla”, 'owned by Madame Lucien Dautre- mont.

A Siamese cat, "Dani- ralle Los", owned by Frau Eytzinger of Germany carried off tho prise for the most beautiful shori.· haired cat.

The awards were made ́at the end of thỏ 29th Cat

Exhibition

organised by the Paris Cat Club.rs Franco-Presse.

'Make Geneva

History's Turning Point'

Dulles recently had round of talks with Halvard Lange and.. Joseph

Luns, the Foreign

Minister's of Norway and Holland, respectively.

On November 30, the Secre- tory expects Dr Cunto one three-day,** biflciál Washington.

visit

Hyderabad, Oct. 28.

to The All-India conference

US officials have expressed for Aslan solidarity, attend freat salistetion over Dred by 1,000 delegates. from Cunho's acceptance of the in- all over India, at a plenary vitation.

He was here inst in 1950 after attending a NATO council meet- ing in New York.

Officials, observed that there are no outstanding matters bo-

session here today arged the Big Four foreign minis ters to make their Geneva - talks "a turning point in

tween the two countries and that history by reaching agree- in inviting Dr Cunho, Mr Dulles ment to end the arms race.” primarily wished an occasion for It also adopted resolution a frank exchange of views at a declaring: time when Western solidarity is 1. Utilisation of atomic

of the position in North Arien Morcees, where the maintenance than they allow to find expres- of our presence within neces- A said today he was sure the facing the challenge of Rusela's energy for peaceful purposes sion in licir public announcesary evolution is a higher -im- ments,

The Defence Minister, General perative: "and on the other

Pierre Billotte, has returned from a four-day

to Tunis, Algiers

| hand the definition of Algeria's

place in the French community four of visita from which she cannot be

and Rabat.

Usually reliable quarters sidotuched,China Mail Special, he was convinced France faces

a long expensive and arducus

task in North Africa.

Tell Spain

Hc is expected to urge the

one's standard of living|Government to tell Spain there

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frontier between ↑ Spanish and French Morteco.

Groups of rebels keep crossing the frontler from Spanish Morocco in the region of Oudja and the Moulouja River, accord- to French intelligence

ing officers. "If all of the people

It is pointed out that If, as have been held back in some stems likely from recent Govern way were allowed to advancement statements, more men will to be called up to deal their

full capacity they haye would represent a consumers with the rebellion in North

Africa,

the resulting political which would raise everybody's standard of living" on the centre and right-wing unpopularity would fall chiefly Mr Nixon is Chairman of the parties.

A new parliament with de- Prezident's Committee on Gov ernment Contracts. He was in-puties mesures of five years of terviewed in connection with a office is thought more likely ta conference on. equal job op- take unpopular if necessary de- portunity which the committee cintons than one frelog elections will sponsor here on Tuesday.

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alx months distnat Opponents of a instead of the present 100 Cor-

December

Discuss Ways poll say it will bring back 140

oven

Executives of 48 leading bus!-munist deputies. Some

They think it would mean a landslido [nets firms will attend.

"popular new will discure ways for eliminat- | 1or ing discrimination in employ- M.

ment.

coalition.

Edgar Faure, the Prime is expected to speak

Minister of the elections bill

Mr Nixon, who will preside in at the siselema,

5aha dsTM

ance. "only a small port. of it mean

his

Singapore, Oct. 23. JET fighter-bombers will soon

go into action in Malaya's war against Communist terrorists in the jungles, it was learned today.

are to be used by the Australian

Air Force's Strategic Reserve Force in the fight against the Reda The force is to be based at Butterworth in north Malays where 1,200 troops from "Down

Under" arrived last

weok.

Tho

voralon of F-86 Sabrejets the is Down

powered by a British Rolls- Royco Avon engine and is reported to have broken the sound barrier an its Art official flight near. Melbourne rocently.

Two Squadrons

labour unions crented by ex-. President Juan Peron would support "austerity" measures needed to correct the economic abuses of the Feron regime.

In a Allmed television interview shown here today, the pro- visional president, Eduardo Lonard, would need foreign srid Argentina un-

dou economic and technical aid in on its financial golting back feet. Although he declined to give details of Argentina's troubles, the

Peron President sald left the country in a "highly

new "soft" forelgri-policy.

Wartime Help

could redeem the mosses from ·· their age-long poverty and misery.

They said that the people of 2 Peoples' China should the United States still remembe given its rightful place in the United Nations immediately. ber Portugal for its wartime

3. Support this country and help in letting

for Indian Great Britam utilise the Azores Prime Minister Nehru's proposal for naval and air bases,

for a Genova-type conference for settlement of Asian prob- lens.

The agreement on the Azores, they pointed out, probably whe one of the most far-reaching contracts conceded by a neutral nation during World War II, --- United Press,

Infringement

4. Continued occupation of any part of India by a foreign power wis an infringement of Indian sovereignty. The attitude of every government on the of the Portugueso settlements in India was an neld test of its professions of loyalty to the peace and Its United Nations Charter.

economic and financial Sudan Agreement quotin

(Reports circulating in Bucnoa

Alres sald Peron left Argen- tina in debt by some US$5,- 000,000,000 at home and $1,- 200,000,000 abroad.)

.to

will have

to

a regime of austerity be able to come out the

crilical of

highly "oconomic situation in which I found It," President Lonardi sald,

Loyal Backing

Egypt Alleges British Violation

Anglo- the

3. There should be an end to colonialem and imperialism. Member nations who voted at the United Nations General Assembly for inclusion of Algeria on the agenda were congratulated-Reuter,

Pakistan Envoy Recalled

Kabul, Oct. 23, Pakistan Ambassador

Cairo, Oct. 23. Egypt today charged Britain

violating the Egyptian agreement Sudar, signed in February, 1939. The charge concerned a British that Britain official statement would approve a decision by the Sudanese Parliament to proclaim the country's independence.

A communique published by was ordered by his government the Egyptian Government here today to leave Afghanistan fel- this af.crnoon

the lowing the recall of the Afghan described constituting atalement

Charge d'Affaires from. Karachi. Circles close to the govern- of

the ment here belleve his recall was rald Britain was "eelding sole almgreements between the two a natural conclusion of politica! ly the achievement of her own countries ends in the Sudan,

Asked whether he thought the General Federation of Labour (CGT)

"Tho support his Would belt-tightening programme, ho replied:

"I have the loyal the and sincere backing of'i trade unions and the labour

:

violation"

movement....I am convinced Egyptian agreement, It

no

remaining unsolved.

front" It is claimed that the Avon Sabrejet has a higher, per.

that if we follow a' policy of formance than any Sabrejet

nasterity, which we need for seen in action In the Korean war.

this country to recuperato its Australian

former position, there is squadrons,

I can

It caused no surprise here. which will receive

doubt that Avon

can count on the Sabrejets are

The statement was made two It was believed' possible the scheduled Labour the only major days ago by Mr Luce, Political Afghanistan-Pakistan

The CGT of come to Malaya. The first there is No. 3 Squadron based

Peronist organisation that has Counsellor to the British Gov-may be closed again-United not been disbanded or drasticnor of the Sudan in a declara-Press. at Williamstown in Vichorio, which won fame in World War II.

in this week's debate. Its re- criminalion la like an looberg jection would almost certainly downfall and opinion at present Is visible. No one can tell, he Parliament aald, how many people are ex- appears divided.

Speaking at Aoncey today. M. | cluded from Jobs because of restrictions ordered by, an em-Faure denied that his Govern mont contemplated either im ployer.

poging new takes or calling up Under theo restrictions, he further classes of reservists next soid, employment agenoles pant to cope with the situation sometimes are ordered "not to in North Africa..

send any Negroes, or any Jews,

or any Catholics, and occasion-

ally any Protestants

No Complaint

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Juncheon • that tho dechlon employment / opportunitips. He can stor said the Government expoots Mirekvocable

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·St Paul's Service ·

London, Get. 23.

Britain'""" naval - lendars, today afløntled a special, service at,ät |Paul's Cathedral, fṣdötamaniorā– tion of the 168ła, university of the Battle of Trafalgar Adiniral Lord Nel

by the ton to the Sudan, Independence Lonardi

Parly newspaper Al Cumma whether

Argentina France-Presse. The Avon Sabrojet is armed Asked

with two 20mm Aden cannons

would need very Intensive

om outside

Oct. 29. aid from

Ottawa, to restore and can ouery 10 reciosts and

ny, Provident, Lonard two 500-pound bombs--United

which received Its Canada, without any doubt wo millionth Immigrant anid;

sincé Press

chaži need, foreign · aid, World War II last year, win what

(RYGBIKALO. and to what next year complete its millionth extent, could not say now."

house since the war.

victor that

Canada's of the battle and England's most Calculating provisional Presdont said ds, government would remain population of roughly 1 millon famous woman, buried in the

have increased to 17,500 Cathedral crypt, sag DOWS ONLY row 000 by 1975, Mr Robert Winters, perhervice was neotry to arrange

attended by menke an d pearly the posible the Minister of Pubila: Workm, the First Lord of the Admiralty, imper tal elections! and then estimates that another two MY P. ES Thomas, members Khighly avoue" or the milijon, houses will have bobe ok the Bound of the Adururik Gr

ime chosen by the people, built in the next" 30 years.ws | sand a representative naval on

China, Mall goneh

San Nicolas, Aruba, Oct. 28.

Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands The left by air today for St Maarten To boghd, a warship that will entry" them to Babe, next stop. on their tour of Dutch power-

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