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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955,

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A demonstration was held recently in London of "Hardura - loop"--a new type of carpet claimed to be resistant to fire, mildew, moths and beetles. The carpet ly made of Ardli and wool, or Ardit and viscose rayon, according to grade, and has a rot-proof backing of plastic. Manufacturers say it will give three times the wear of a normal cut pile carpet. Picture shows Brilah TV personality Mary Malcolm using a blow-lamp on the carpet to text its Areproof qualities, -- Express Photo.

South Africa Not Returning To

UN This Session

United Nations, Dec. 7.

ON EXCHANGE OF ENVOYS

By Ian Fraser

Bonn, Dec. 7. Dr Heinrich von Brentano, the West Geman Foreign Minister, said today that West Germany would break off diplomatic relations with any country which exchanged ambassadors with the Com- munist East German republic.

If any of the Soviet satellite states, all of which have ambassadors in East Berlin, propose diplomatic relations with West Germany, West Germany will refuse, he said.

Avalanche Death

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Vienna, Deo. 7.

The death toll of thin winter's first big avalanche disaster rose to 15 after Austrian mountain resete teams today found the bodies of the last five zuissing victims.

group of 18 workera of a hydro-electric power plant at Kaprun la the province of Salzburg WAS buried under a huge SHOW» slide,

Three survived, but were seriously injured.----United

Press,

'Russians

Rough On Britain'

London, Dec. 7. Herbert Morrison,

Mone of the men being

**There

should be no doubt whatsover about our attitude on this point," Dr von Brantino

said in Aft interview with

Reuters,

Western Germany had agreed to exchange ambassadors with the Soviet Union, which also has EN ambassador in East tho Born, purtly to promote cause of German unlly.

Russian Aime

Western Germany would not set up consulates in the Soviet Union, Dr von Brentano sald.

The West German Foreign Office view is understood to be that

one of the chief aims of the post-Geneva European policy of the Boviet Union is to extract recognition of Eastern Germany from the Western

powers,

This

would consolidate the "status que” in Europe on the basis of a divided Germany and enable the Soviet Union to turn more attention to Aala,

It would also help stabilise Communist regime in Eastern Germany.

the

In view of the Foreign Office, the

must now Western forcÉE

hold together more firmly than ever and resist any Soviet at- tempts to wear down their re- sistance by pinprick campaigns.

Future Policy

Dr von Brentano will inform

considered to replace his foreign missions at a two- Mr Clement Attlee as day ambassadors conference Labour Party leader, to- starting here tomorrow of the of the Geneva consequences day called current Rus

conference's failure and tha sian criticism of Britain policy line to be adopted for the "rather rough."

future.

The conference, the largest of munist Party Secretary Nikita be made up of 26 ambassadors Khrushchev has spoken with and ministers from all the West a good deal of frankness and European capitals, in,luding aggressiveness in regard to the the Vatican, and from important governments of the West."

overseas centres,

The Union of South Africa announced today that it will not return to the current session of the United Nations despite yesterday's decisions re- fusing to continue the UN commission investigat- He said in a speech that Com-Its lind ever held in Bonn, will ing the Union's racial policies.

South Africa walked out of the Assembly on November 9 when the UN Special Political Com- mittee adopted a resolution extending the commis-"I think it is rather rough that sion for another year.

S. Korea Would

Recognise Jap Line

Beoul, Dec. 8.

The office of the South

African

Consulate-General In New York Issued today a state- ment made by Minister of Ex- ternal Affairs Erie H. Louw in Pretoria. He said:

**The Anal resolution pressed concern about South trico's racial policy... (and)

United repeats the

Nations domestic interference in the affairs

of the Union which led

South Korea's Foreign to the withdrawal of our dele- Minister said today his gov- cation from the present session.

must, therefore, be obvious

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fishery line drawn around utton will preclude the return Japan similar to Korea's of the Union delegation during Rhee Line, which Japan re- the present session. jects.

Foreign Minister Cho Chung. When told the United Presa in

an Intervlow that

60-rallio t

Opens Door

Dr von Bremano will impresa

the

to

we British should be described on the ambassadors the dangers in our relations with India and for Germany and for the rest of Burma as a tyrannical lot of the world which might arise if the Western powers lose in- people, ns vindictive or as nasty bits of work," Mr Morel-terest in German reunification son said.

and

rost content with present uneasy equilibrium between East and West,

The

next discussione elaborate foint Western polley for the post-Geneva period will take place in Paris next week

tho during

ministerial com ferences of the North Atlantic the Organisation and

Perfectly True

"It is perfectly true," he said, "that there has been an im“ perialist phase in our rela tions with India and Burms, but frankly, if I were to be a viction of imperiallam 1 Treaty BOOKLET would be the victim Western European Union.

Brette no experts, to

of that kind of imperialism Dr гол rather than a citizen of one have talks with Mr John Foster of the countries behind the Dulles, Iron Curtain.”

the

United Slates Secretary of State, Mr Harold and M Antoine Mr Morrison said there had Macmillan

Pinay, Brilish and French been "some talk" of can- celling the proposed visit to foreign ministers, on this sub- Britain

spring next

of feet. Khrushchev and Premier Nikolai Bulganin,

"The decision not to place 50-50 the division of Ashery grounds in Africa's racial polley on next

⚫ enquiry into South For his part, he said, he would

let them come. tho Japan Sca

"has Been car's agenda opens the door for "while Korea's sland all along.**

the return of the Union dele Cho was asked if Korea gation to the 1958 cession. would abide by

"But there

is still cffshore Une around Japan. He arena the proposal of the on tho replied:

The Republic of Korea has cemtemas.

Government of India which

the treatment of to defend

of radion persons

origin who gunfire its daim of 60 m'les ci

Bre

Union nationals. This pro-

of course."

threatened to

with

territorial waters against Invad-

ing Japenese fishing and govern-posal is as much an interference

Japon refused to accept the Africa as is the appointment of

the Santo. Cruz

ment patrol craft.

lo

the

domestic affairs of South

Korean claim.

Foreign Minister

Korea "welcome"

Committal in

Cho

Bald Ameriern

vestigation)

The Union Government's efforts to solve the problem, attitude in regard to the next But he added that be doubted session of the United Nationa that US

After Eden

It

Dr von in understood resent the harsh Brentano will visit Wishington things being said, I think in February for talks with Mr would be a mistake it our Dulles. These would follow im Government were to sock to mediately after conference be

he said. cancel the visit,

tween President Eisenhower and I think we sir Anthony Eden, which is to "Let them come.

spiteful, would be

childish,

take place at the end of Janu- not improve und would not tions between the countries ary. to get bad tempered and say, You have sald certain thingi about us. We don't want to come to our country,** United Press,

mediation will be will be determined by the ac-teers of the "United Front of

In Bombay, twenty volun necessary because "there wil tion taken by the Assembly on Goang attempted to be no strious crisis over the the Indian complaint now and monstrate before the US Coli- penco (Rhie) line that would at the commencement of the suite today but police guarda to use its In following session, if it should arrested two cause the US Commencing Tomorrow: “VIRGIN QUEEN" CinemaScope fluence with either of the two ngtin be placed on the agenda."monstrators and dispersed

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