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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY ·· 1956.

Both Parties Split Over Ike's Wired Cyprus

China Seeks Foreign Policy

More Aid

AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR AID

From Europe WILL CAUSE MAIN DISPUTES

Berlin, Jan. 6.

CHINA is seeking greater

economic and military uid from Eastern Euro-

pean countries to help industrialising China and modernising its army, Chinese diplomatic

sources in East Berlin re- vealed today,

Washington, Jan. 5.

Democrats and Republicans appeared split today over President Eisenhower's foreign policy programme, as they were on almost all other aspects of the President's State of the Union message.

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While most Congressional reaction centred on the con- The sourers said on the ad introversies over the Administration's domestic policies, some delegation headed by Marshal Senators and Congressmen expressed themselves on foreign

being sought by the Chiriese

Chu Teh, now on a visit to Enst Germany.

The delegation will also explore.

the possibility

larger numbers

students, technicians

Kincers

be

vending

China

and en- truined In inndern technology in Czecho- Blavakia and Poland.

Train Cadets

Marshal (hu Teb will discuss the question of training Chi- nese air and naval vælets in

East European countries

At present about 256

Chas

naval cadets are being trained |

of

In the Polish navy. Mentalule, 152 Bast Bella

sale that

Krap High-ranking Enst Germaa People's Policy oftleals would zoon visit Peking to excluange experiences

study The working systems Di their Chinese

counterjuris

Franco-Presse.

Dulles Confers

On Foreign Affairs

Washington, Jan. 5. Mr John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, conferred for two hours today with the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives problems around the

on

policy matters as well.

Is Shishakly Preparing Comeback?

Ex-Pres. Shishakly

an

was

Mr

Their reaction indicated that, "It is my opinion that the although there is substantial world conditions do not justify bipartisan support for the Ad- such optimism," Bald ministration's forelim polely ob- MeMormack, jectives, disputes are ikely to arise over the question of how much money ought to be spent in the pursuit of these objec- Lives.

Senator William Purtell (Re- halled the President's message publican), on the other hand,

"general blueprint of responsible leadership for con

peace, chairman of the Senate tinuing

Relations Committee,prosperity."

progress and

The Foreign Sen. Walter George, said he

The House Republican leader, would oppose any increase in Mr Joseph Martin, said the foreign spending this year,

President's racasage presented "a reasonable estimate of our needs, a reasonable approach to the problems before us, and reasonable solution to these problems."

Further Ahead

"Once

Hepresentative John Vorys, learing Republican of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, re.

gain the President called that he had already re-reveals his leadership for the commended that the economte good of all Americans-all free aid

programmTIKA should be men and women everywhere," planned further ahead than U said Mr Martin. year time.

"It is apparent that now the Prudent has that in mind also, this idea for long-term plan ning on foreign aid," he said.

Mr

Some Republicans

mch

William Jenner of Indiana. member

the conservative

wing of

Senator Wayne Morsc (Democrat, Oregon) said: "Claims

arc made

the for achievements of the Adminis- tration's foreign policy that do not accord with the facts."

Political

Overtones

Morse said: "The of the free world in months have muffered unnccessery setbacks."

party, may also oppose exanded spending. Mr Sonator Jenner wus generally critical of interests President Eisenhower's overalt recent foreign policy statement. plstring that he could not share He said the message merely

Ex-many President's reported the

"optimism about foreign affaire, Mr Jenner acid;

Beirut, Jan. 5 Licut-Col Adeeb Shi- shakly, former President of Syria, today to have arrived world.

in secretly from his Paris exile The conference was held

Mrin private session

unidentified Arab And Dulas Best appentaure before country, possibly in con- Congress in the second session nection with plans to seize of the 8411 Congress which

power in Syria again. began on Tuesday.

Informed sources emphasis Mr Dulles told reporters after the

covered the that the Arab meeting "we waterfront. discussed problems all around the world la tolk."

Declined

Mr Dulles declined to answer sperine questions about The

brought subjects

up +1 meeting but before he Wend

the

| Shishurkly is now

country, where reported to

Les ring op serppart, is not the Lebanon.

The sources said Shishakly's hopes to return to power Ja- eitased considerably after the revent larneti attack on Syrian perillos ntong the Sen of Gallec

inside he said that he intended The pitnck bought demon- to have with Congressional

JA Dumaseus hailing of strations roundup

Shishakly, andler whose rule the Israelis did not dare to attack Demo-

Syria

representatives

the world including France.”

Mr James Richards crat), the smmittee chairman,

The sources Also said Chat

319 also guarded In his Shishakly's brother, former response to reporters questions army Capta Salah Shishaktiy. after the meeting. Mr Richards disappeared from his Beirut ro

Bld

only "We had very furre inst week following Syrian exhaustive discussions about demands that the Lebanon hand problems rund the world and him over

on charges of dis- Mr Dulles answered questions turbing Lebanese-Syrian rela- very trankly." --Reuter.

tions United Presa.

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YESTERDAY'S - CROSSWORD-Acres: 1 Modlar,

Roach,

¦ promises more of the sume."

The Senate leader, Mr Shared Sentiment criticised "political message.

"All of our resolutions, ay a nation, to deal Armly with the Communist aggressors have been washed down the drain of continuing appeasement, regret deeply that the

Democratie Lyndon Johnson, what he called the overtones" in the

He also said that neither the domestic nor

foreign situation was on rosy as indicated and the Administration whs becoming Presi-trantic" about

the farm crisis dent has not warned us more of in this election year. the tremendous strides that the Soviets have made."

The House

Democratic

leader, Mr John McCormack, shared Mr Jenner's sentiment.

Mr Johnson's

statement was

released after it had been read to and approved by the nine- man Senate Democratic Polley Committee

Restaurants

o'n

the

Customers at a restaurant in Nicosia shown enjoying their drinks under the shadow of sleel mesh, erected on a precau- tionary measure against bomb outrages. Move was dictated by Cyprus authorities, who have withdrawn all "in bounda" Hoences until wire peiling is put up at restaurants and bara

British customers. Meanwhile, statements situation in the strife-form island have been Issued both by Governor Sir Jolm Harding and Archbishop Makarios, leader of the "Union with Greece" movement. Satd Bir John, broadcasting a New Year's Day warning to the terrorist that organisation EOKA: “I warn EOKA, here and

now, their days are numbered. The net is slowly but surely closing around them,” On the other hand, Archbishop Makarios had sald carller: "The British Government has recognised the existence of a problem calling for fair and honourable solution. 1 personally consider the Cyprus problem to be

solyed."—Express Photo.

·

Dutch-Indonesian Talks Progress

Geneva, Jan. 5,

EDEN PRAISES ADENAUER ON 80TH BIRTHDAY

Bonn, Jan. 6.

Sir Anthony Eden today hailed Dr Konrad Adenauer, West German octogenarian Chancellor, as the principal author of West Germany's policy of tightening relation with the rest of Western Europe..

The British Prime Minister's words of praise were in a filmed interview he gave for the West German television network to mark Dr Adenauer's 80th birthday yesterday but which has not yet been shown here because Britain's fog prevented the film being flown here.

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In the film Sir Anthony Eden Democratic Party. He stroked assured Germany that Britain it and christened it "Konny" would continue her efforts for after himself. German reunification until a

will go to the Bonn Zoo solution to the problem was after spending the day in åls

ocial residence here.

found,

an

"Dr Adenouer honoured place among Western statesmen," he said.

Occupies

"Under

hls guidance the German

Federal

Republic hos

It

Crowds

Go Easily

Germans Jined

been the streeta to cheer as Dr

bullt up Vito u prosperous Adenauer, who has been their

democracy. Its

as

that of an equal Westorn European Union and the North Atlantic Organisation. Closer Relations

voice is heard leader sinco 1949, drove to the in the Chancellery to receive the good

wishes

of his colleagues, friends and members of his family Including five of his 14 grandchildren.

The Chancellor, replying to a greeting by Dr Franz Bluecher, the Vice-Chancellor, who has advised Dr Adenauer

to "go more easily in future, said:

"The Federal Government has worked to bring their people into ever closer relations with Western Europe, Dr Adenauer has been the principal author of this polley and we thank him

"You have given me good ad- and salute him for it.

vice and I shall try to follow it "Unhappily teh years after the

and I hope we shall all rotsin war Germany is still divided full health so that our German In the Soviet zone there are poople can achieve

unity and 17,000,000 Germans separated freedom and resume its role in from their countrymen and even Europa from their families. No one has Reuter, worked harder than the Chan-

cellor on this problem, a peace- ful settlement of which is vital

and the

world."

for the future of Europe and of Red Outlaw

the world.

"I can Assure him and the German people once again that

we in the United Kingdom will continue all

until our efforts such a solution has been found for the unity of all Germany."

In Bonn, Dr Adenauer shqok hands and received presents for marly seven hours as well wishers camo to piny their respects,

He looked pale but still fit at the end of the long day. The only an that he might be feel- ing strain was that towards evening he invited more of them to sit more and him for a while.

was

Present Of Lion

Among presents he received Q six - month - old given to him by the Bavarian section of his Christian

The Dutch and Indonesian ministerial con- ference, which is meeting in closed session here to try and solve the deadlock over future economicon, relations between the two countries, made some progress today, it was learned.

Following this afternoon's 3 hour meeting, it was announced that both the technical

com-

SUBJECT TO DEEP mittees the legal committee and the financial

DISAPPOINTMENT

"To those of 125 who have regular offleers and greater in attempted to co-operate with eentives for medical personnel. this Administration in matters affecting the national Interest,

Civil rights -- proposal the political overtones of

for a new Civil Rights message are the subject of deep | Commission, attacked disappointment and great re- Southern Democrats gret," said Senator Johnson

General Approval

this

and economic committee — morrow morning.

Earlier, these committees reached complete deadlock over the question of guarantees for Dutch investments and capital in Indonesia and ceased meet- ing.

Yesterday, the first plenary by ministerial session was held and its "ap the fact that the, technical com- peasement"

National mittees are now to recommenco of the Association for the Advance-

ús a meeting is taken

sign of ment of Coloured

People. progress. Endorsed by Republican mem- bers

also announced

that Dutch ond Indonesian Committee, which would handle both

ministers would meet again to- such a measure,

MOITOW when the technical committees had finished.

Key Congressmen in partics said the President's mes sage did not close the door to a posalbio tax cut later this year. Some informed Administration sources agreed.

the message as assuring a con-

the

the

of the House Judiciary the

It was

Immigration-Rep. Fran- cia Waltor, co-author of present immigration law, sold the President's proposal to

of the 1920

Census would in-

Main Point.

Main point at issue between

Republicans generally holled base quotas on the 1950 instead the two sides is the Dutch re- tinuation of the "peace and crease immigranta by 400,000 quest for International guaran- prosperity which has become annually and "I don't see how tees for Dutch investments in

theme Republican

that many could be absorbed."ndonesia, the transfer of

pro- song

However, he did not flatly op-nesia's debt to the Netherlands. Alta and the question of Indo- Democrats for the most part Urmed it a weak repetition of pose it

The two delegations are led Democratic policies and a

respectively by Mr Joseph M. A 10 big business.

H. Luns, Netherlands Minister Without Portfolio, and Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung, Indonesian Foreign Minister-Reuter.

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There was general

bow

Disappointment

Rep. Emanuel Celler, chair-

approval man of the House Judiciary in both parties, however, for the Committee, termed the proposals President's assurance of a ba" keen disappointment" but lanced budget and his call for a said they would be accepted for "modest" reduction in the Na- want of anything better. tionnk Debt before cutting

taxes.

Reaction to other points in the message:

Farm-spotty comment

· generally favourable to

Floods - Senator - John Pastoro Bound proposals for disaster.nselstance #yory vogue" with little but promisca of later recommendationa

Education-Senator Her- bert Lehman called the

"sell bank" proposal, Rep, H. proposed · Ave-yest school_con-

Carl Andersen, formerly a sherpstruction programme a "glitter- critic

French-Spanish

Morocco Conference

Rabat, Jan. 5.

would meet again to-

Too Much Money

For Youths

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London, Jan. 5. Tho headmaster of British school has SUE- gested that tho high wagon of youths caused rowdylem

and said there should be

special

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pulsory

2

Lax

or com-

savings scheme

for boys under 21.

The Deadmaster, Mr

D. Robinson,

K

speaking at the annual meeting of the Incorpor ated Amociation of Head- masters about a study of youth made by the Council of King George's Jubilee Fund,

He mid, the trouble was that

thego rowdies had from £5 to 27 sterling a wook pocket maner.

This was "high wages a low voliare of with

responsibility. be added. China Mail Special.

BRAZIL NOT ASKED TO MEDIATE

M: Andre Loulé. Douhols, of administration farming generality? Several Demo policios, said the "bank" planerats said they wanted "deeds, French Resident - General in denied

General had "brought new hope to the not words on the Presidents Morocco, will moct

Rachel Garcia Vantino, the High 22,000,000 people living on our welfare proposals. farms."

Commissioner

Spanish

In Roads -- Rop. J. Harry | Morocco, next Tuesday, it was McGregor," member of a

to

for

Foreign Policy Rep. John Vorys ald pro-Hous posals for a long-range foreign" was in "complete accord" with

meeting, officially economic

atted the call for a big highway conscribed as a purtory Visit, will programuo generally' with bis. Idead and struction, programina, da

Lake place in the Spanish zone those of Rep, James Richards, Rovedrom-Senator Bates near the border of the French chairman of the House Foreigh

Hofauver sild the mes

tone Affairs Committee,

ago gave no hope for mulli- purbose development of rivars,

Roads Sub-Committee, hilly announced hea

Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 5, Tho Foreign Ministry today Brazil had ever been adkod

to

mediato the Portuguero-Indian dispute over Goo

Officials said there never was, any: quello of Brazil's modiating and reports: Brazil has refused must have been, based on a misunderstanding.

Officials explained that Posi

Killed In Greece

.

Athens, Jan. 3, A top-ranking Communist outlaw, Demetrios Glykofridis, with a prics bf 16,000 drachmae (nearly £200) on his head, wag ambushed and killed by a gen darmerie patrol in Porto GCT- meno, 40 miles west of Athens.

Polico had been Glykofridis for years when they received

that he informations was hiding in Porto Germeno. Day and night patrols were started in the locality.

seeking

upon The gendarmes fired the outlaw when he refused to surrender after being challenged by a patrol-Ching Mali Specjał.

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