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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1956.
Britain's Solid Support For
Bagdad Pact
SELWYN LLOYD
RUSSIANS
EXPLORE ANTARCTIC
COAST
London, Mar. 11
The Soviet polar explora.
SELWYN LLOYD
REASSURES
TURK PREMIER
Ankara, Mar. 11.
Mr Selwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary, today reiterated Britain's solid support for the Bagdad Pact when he reviewed world situation here with the
Turkish Prime
Minister, Mr
Menderes, and the Turkish
Minister, Mr Fuad Koprulu.
Adnan
Foreign
Turkey and Britain are both members of the Middle East defence pact, with Pakistan, Iraq and Persia.
Afr Lloyd (rlved hert var)ket Today from Teheran
afler at.
Lensing
the Southeast Ast Treaty Organisation conference In Karachi,
Diplomatie quarters belleve that the Turkish lenders have expressed their satisfaction ovla the deportation of Archbishor Makarios, head of the With Greece campaign Cyprus.
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Turkey has long urged Antarctica, step upon Britain as a meuns tu Sabrina Coast, Moscow radio ! suppress the Enosis (ution with
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said today.
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The trategie Mediterranean Island
on
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Sabrina Const does not correspond to that shown on naval charts," the radio said.
AUSTRALIAN FLAG
It said members of the ex- pedition lawled from the Ob un| the central iste of a group of rocky blonde
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Mr Lloyd today informed the Premier and Foreign Ministry about the SEATO con- ference and talka he and withi The Eygplan Prime Minister. Luruterant-Colonel Ganial Audej Naseer, in Cairo
The beginning of March
He also informed the Turkishı leaders of the conversations he had with the governments of Pakistan, Frag, and Persia about developing military and econu - co-operation within the Bagdad alkanee.
European Security
Rather, Mr Lloyd received the heads of the Commonwealth
musiOAN here and also ind
at the tomb of Kemal the founder of matern
They found a glass Jar with on Aurtralin fog and u Dole Weath saying the Australian expedi-Ataturk, tion had visited the island on Turkey Jarany 19, 1958.
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Mr Lloyd said that British and Reference books Fay Sabrina Turkey were partners in the Court was itscovered in 1839 North Atlantic Treaty Organisa- by Jolin Hellany and redis- tion and the Bagdad Pret, upon covered in 1931 by Sir Douglas which the security of Europe the Australian ex-and the Middle East so much
depends."--Router,
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LIVELY PARTY
AT EMBASSY Bulganin In Good
Form
Moscow, Mar. 11.
The Soviet Prime Minister, Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, today recalled at a Danish Embassy reception the "martini rond of peace and friendship" which, he said, President Eisenhower had opened at the Geneva
conference last im-summer.
"summit"
Moscow. Mar, 11. THE Soviets disclosed today they are opening
de-classifying portant Government files
He was drinking martini cocktails with the that were kept "unreason- ¦ ably secret during the Danish Prime Minister, Mr Hans Christian | Hansen, who is on an official visit to Russia, and the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr Vyacheslav Molotov.
Staliu era.
The rerret files to be opened me clude the of the Interior .na Defence Ministry. .i revealed
The disclosure was made by the publication Party Life. authoritative propaganda or- Kan of the Communist Party's Central Committee.
The publienlon condemned the previous policy of "super- fecrecy" under which it said
documents many
were un-
Justinably classified, raising
ubstacles
burenueratle legitimate research.
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It said hitherto recret files of the
Interior Ministry, the Forcim Ministry
other Soviet and classified archives were being opened 10 rescutyben, historians lor imminent publication.
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Marshal Dulganin said: -We i During a spell of jokes with never forgot those Mr Hansen about toasts which moments" when Soviet leaders might be proposed, the Soviet drank mariinis with President Premier
saki, "You don't Elsenhower at the Geneva like my toasts? What about meeting 1st July.
Smashed Glasses
He added: "It was Eisen- hower who opened the martini road in Geneva, We sometimes drank with him in the intervals
In martinla to friendship and
peace in the world, We cannot forget these moments and WC hope It will always be like that "
Mr Molntov interjected: "On every appropriate accusion."
Marshal Bulganin repeated his words.
The party, one of the gayest (Interior Ministry Bles include and liveliest seen in Moscow for many montis, ended with the | Danish Prime Minister throwing his glags over his shoulder in the traditional Scandinavian way,
those of the Sovjet police.)
Within two years at the secret Ales will be re-examined to permit publication of "unrea- sonably classifed documents," the Party organ said, The significant ne followed the decisions of the recently con- cluded 20th Communist Party Congress.
Marshal Bulganin, not to be outdone, threw his glass over his head at the wall, where it smashed to pieces.
A Western Communist cor- respondent standing in the line of fre dropped his own glass in astonishment as those of the two
Mr
The Party Life editorial bitterly Prime Ministers hurtled past
complained that the Foreign him. Ministry archive: concerning
pelley foreign
and Inter- Marshal Bulganin and national relations since the Molotov, who drank champagne, 1917 revolution had been joked with Mr Hansen and the "entirely inaccessible 13 selen- Danish life researchers."
were
Minister of Education, Mr Julius Domholt, and ended cuch foast by turning their "button up" to show
I said that "many Important glasses
documents
classified they were empty. without suelent justification in local party archives."
In ore case, the publication said, a historian was compelled to submit all documents before he Wra allowed to do one day's research in the Marx- Engels-Lenin-Stalin Institute.
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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrom; 3 Tortures, # Tom- tom, 9 Perusing, 11 Retainer, ia Cede, 13 Tales, 18 Lured, 19, Lies, 22 Sliencod, 24 Corridor, 25 Ropler, 20 Doggerel. Down: 1 Start, 2 Smilie, 3 Topical, 4 Omen, 5 Tour, 6 Huined, -7 Bag- red, 10 Rofer, 14 Lirid, 18 Several, 10 Flacid, 17 fed rag, 20 Merid, 21 Adorn, az siro, 13 Love,
Of Advantage
ono
the Or-
to the dissolution of North Allantie Treaty genisation' and the (Communist) Warsaw Pact?"
But
Simple Man
the two Prime Ministrs did not drink to this toast. Mr Hansen, after piqoring toasts to the Danish king. President Klementi Varoshilov of Russia and Marshat Bulganin, said that the Soviet Prime Minister was "the most remarkable man he had ever
in International negotiations.
Marshal Bulganin replied: am just a simple man of the Soviet
who has been praph pluced in this position, and I serve the Soviet people as best as I can."
met
"
Later, when the Draith Pre- mier began to sing "Auld Lang Sync" in English, Marshal Bul- ganin waved him into don't and said: "We stand that."
Antarctic
Home From Atomic Teams
Converge On Monte Bello
tro
Dock
home.
Six members of Britain's Dependencies Survey in the Falkland Islands are pletured their arrival at Violaris they recently and look pretty glad to be In front from left, are; Mr Clive Jewel of Tunbridge Wells, Kent: Mr A. F. Lewis of Manchester, Lancashire; Mr J. B. Pearon of Ashford, Kent In back row, left to right, are: Mr H. Dollman of Newmarket, Suffolk; Mr D.R. Wills and Mr D. B. Litch. flota.
both
of London. Express Photo.
Better
Reception Dulles
For
New Delhi, Mar. 11. NHE Amercian Secretary of State Dulles got a better press today after his two days stay here than he has had for a long time.
Newspapers splashed his prees conference ot yesterday reassurance highlighting his
to India that Pakistan would
that if India not attack and
Pakistan ag- were victim of
the United States gression would support her. Editorial comments were
Perth, W. A., Mar. 12.
Men, ships and implements of destruc- tion and protection are converging on Western Australia for Britain's atomic tests in the barren, isolated Monte Bello Islands, 85 miles north-east of Onslow.
More than three years after Britain exploded her first atom bomb in the same islands, they are still a prohibited area. Death Jurks there from radiation in patches of limestone and sand, a legacy of a designed explosion which vaporised its platform, the veteran worship HMS Plym in October 1952.
What to happen in the Monte Belle Islands "some time in April" is reported to be linked with another series "later in the year" at Maralinga, the great desert atomle testing ground in South Australia,
Navies
Overshadowed
The first tests are said to in- cludo un "atomic trigger" fot Britain's first hydrogen bomb. but those who know what really will be undertaken are content to allow others to
on guessing. Encugh has
been disclosed to show that whatever
Di
is planned is calling for bigger roles than in 1962 by the Royal Air Force and Royal Australlion Air Force.
The two navies, secaningly, are being overshadowed by the swinter, more mobilo air
services,
The Australian public knows that a
task Royal Air Force force made a security-cloaked arrival at Perth airport in two chartered Avro York transport aircraft.
Couldn't Stand
The Pipes
Canberra. Mar. 11.
A pipe band engaged to play si a dinner given by the Liberal Party Federal Councti for tho Prime Minister, Mr Robert
Men- zles, was banished from a Canberra hotel dining hall because it "deafened" guests with its firet num- ber.
For the rest of the evon- ing the band played from the hotel gurdens.-Chinn Mall Special.
WORLD BECOMING
constoned HEALTHIER
Not long before, 2,500 tons of seated equipment directly to them reached Fre- manlle In two British cargo
ships.
that more
Air
to
New York, Mar. 11. A London message announced The United Nations to- than 20 Royna Air day published 644 pages Force aircraft will operate from of facts Pearce Royal Australian
and figures Force station, near Perth and show that the world is be-
Onslow. Canberra from
jot coming a busier, richer bombers will be used to collect and healthier place for its and deliver atomic
rapidly - growing samples.
popula tion.
cloud
Pledged To Secrecy
A
tank
inding ship.
the
The facts and figures make up the seventh issue of the UN Statistical Yearbook for 1955, | Narvik, has been given the role which contains 183 tables of in- ternational statistica on demo- of flagship, and is now on her
grophic, Economic, Anancial, way from Britain, apparently social and cultural subjects over
Two hundred and flyn 20-year period up to 1954. alone. British sailors now at sea on
The world under surveyin the Narvik are sold to have 1954 had an estimated population mild been pledged to secrecy.
of about 2,652 milion people, 32 The Navy squadron to be per cent more than in 1939 and Joined by the other British and about 18 per cent more than in Australian chips will be under 1040, the command of Hugh
con-
Martell
Commodore
though sul critical.
The pro-Goverment Hindustan
Tunes sald: "His press ference left one with the im- pression that Dulies holds his views with complete sincerity ond that he would defend taken the place of an aircraft People, live in them with absolute obstinacy." carrier is regarded here as a
The fact that Force task force has more or less a Royal Air
MORE THAN HALF
Sughtly more than half these Asia. though Europe la caslly the most densely populated continent. Octania,
The Independent Left-wing significant change in the light of with only two inhabitants per
National Herald of Lucknow P
wald, "Extreme cordiality" of that i Dulles approach could be a contribution to a growth of future understanding, though It would be rash at this stage Sny Indo-United States friendship was assured.
square kilometre, is at the bot- 45tom of the continental break-
down.
recent shifts in British tactical thinking. The expectation
In addition to scientists and (other observers, personnel of the
Figures available from the three fighting services
lees may be non-Communlat world show that assembled at the silence
Monte Bello in 1954 factories and mines · Islands to
gain experience in were producing nearly twice as atomic warfare techniques. much as in any pre-war year; All the services have been Its rallways were hauling almost engaged in manoeuvres based on twice as much freight, its chips simulated atomic attacks.
under-
Hansen told the Soviet Prime Minister: "We hope you will make the trip to Sweden, We Norway and Copenhagen. would be very, very happy to see you in Copenhagen."
Marshal Bulganin nodded and sald the matter would have
because of be examined need to co-ordinate the visits.
Carry Invitation
10
the
to
The
CARTOON
of
Practical Blueprints
carrying about 50 per cent more goods and its roads buzzing with twice as many motor vehicles as In 1938-Reuter,
Intelligence Tests Attacked
Independent Times India carried a cartoon of Mr Dulles at falka in Delhi with an enormous Pinocchio type
The tests next April could false побе tled on, labelled
provide the missing element of "Kathmir issue which is
realism-dørger from radiation. disconcerting and repulsing
The tests will apply to atomic Prime Minister Nehru sitting devices. These could well be In an armchair opposite. Mr prototypes of hard-hitting com- Dulles is explaining apologeti- bat weapons of deadly signi cally. "They fixed it on me in ficance to the fighting soldier, Karach!"
sailor and airman, and not just Independent Hindustan to the elly-sized population Times said the Soviet had masses.
Experience brought India and the United
gained at
Paris, Mar. 11. States no nearer than before. Monte Bello Islands could pro-
tested a Psychologists who "Mr Dulles did not modify his vide practical blueprints for French scelat insurance worker
dofence and retaliation in either on
Goa or
the after he had won a Bachelor of Kashmir, and as a result his face of atomic warheads just Law degree concluded in their public owning of American big enough to destroy a warship, report that "he would make a
intentions has not re- a baltation or a formation of air- Food
Tho caso is movcu suspicion in India that craft, with one hit or near-miss. good packer."
The real significance of the French Federation of Labour us cited by the the Amercian polley will
words "atomie devices this country. China Special
(Reports from Stockholm sald today that Marshal Bulganin and Me Khrushchev would be invited The to visit the three Scandinavian At ԴՐ stage Mr Mclotov countries. They added that the Prime Minister, Mr nsked "how
do?" Swedish will this before proposing: "Let us drink
Tage Erlander, would carry in- to an improvement of relations vitutions to the Russian leaders between the Communists of the when he visits Moscow at the Soviet Union and the Socialists end of this month.)-Reuter. of Denmark which will bo to the advantage Communist congress "imposed Soviet and Danish people."
RESHUFFLE
Life said the
scrlous obligations histerinas"
and that
facts
recent
of both
the
оп Mr Hansen replled; "AIL they right," and raised his gloss. rectify
The Soviet Prime Minister
relations should be established
must obviously have access to historie
to
numerous errors of historical proposed a toast that "normal science."
"The errors," it said, consisted in the whole of Europe not only
of resuming individual
facts. Some pertens were arbitrarily glorified while
between the peoples but also between the states,"
BROKEN ᎻᎬᎪᎡᎢ MENDED
Bluenos Aires, Mar. 11, Twenty-two-year-old Senorita He said, "I am not a young Blanca Nieven Lopez, stabbed in
others were not mentioned at man-and neither is Molotov."
all, Secondary developments There was laughter when the the heart by a jealous suitor in
were raised to
unmerited grey-balrea
the
Foreign Minister dance hall, pulled out heights while more important shrugged his shoulders and re-knife and took a taxi to hospital
marked: "We are just middle were doctors saved her fito,
events were minimised,
Western observers AW
the
move as flgnidrant. Among other things, it might reveal the foots of the consolidation
of Soviet power under Lenin,
agod."
Very Bold
Marshal
used in
Aland
st
the
#p-
work 10 the detrimenti plied to the forthcoming testa D criticisin of the growing
Mourners
Fight At Funeral
tho
Sho had gashes in the right
Sao Paulo, Mar. 11. Mourners fought at a funeral ventricio and the duphragm. Nearly a gallon of blood was here, because some wished the
bo taken to transfusions during a coffin to id:two-hour operation by a surgeon cometery in a hearse and others who specialises in siliching up wanted to carry it there them-
solves. knife wounds.
Advocates of the motor hears Throw days later the nows-won by driving off with the to others were reporte: coffin white "The woman with the darned arguing. The rest chased it by belongs to the heart forgives her attacker," It taxi and a fight developed at and Die revolutionary change category of very bold people quoted her as saying: "He only the cemetery. rinco Stalin's death.-United who can open the way to this | did it because he is in love One of the mourners ended in Press,
nim," kao adind.
FSEMI ·ROOGÍAS. | hospital, China Mail Ependijl.
Bulganin
a timo in used to be the role of Trotsky and other "Thero
when wo loved one oppositionists in Lonin's lito-Europe time, Stalin's rise to power another and traded with one and emergenco 08 absolute her bequuso it was to our tuler, the purges of the mid-advantage, 1930s, Stalin's postwar polley,
"Mr Hansth
piper Democracia
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the
in
K.
thic practice in national in has
been offelally never plained.
surance service of employing Lato last
West Psychologists to test workers ofcer-in-charge, Noval
Becking
better paid jobs. Australia area (Captain J. K. Walton).
The "while collar" branch of speaking
the Federation says that com security officers. had flown from Melbourne candidates are unfair and that pulsory psychological tests on hand despatches to
Bahn of
to
(then
survey
the add
100 | the remulla often contradict the
ship HMAS Warrego
heading for the Monteports of examiners who first Bello falanda), said that the judge candidates intelligence,
In one case a brilliant in- Indirectly help dustriallat (csta would
was judged by research on the hydrogen borab.peychologists to be below not.
mal intellect because he was alow 20 answering their questions-China Mail Special.
Stepping Stone
can
He was not giving anything away since it is accoptod that
London, Mar, 11. hydrogen bomba must be trig
An automatic, weather statión gered by atom bomb devices,
transmit weather' Ho did,
howover, any speck which that the tools would instrument indications by radio Acally be neither of the character nor unattended for a year has been of the magnitude of a hydrogen developed in Ruskin, Moscow
radio reported today. bomb.
It has been stated that the The mation, said to be sult tests next April will be a stap-able for polar regions, obtaine mone to teste at Morslinga ita electric current from a wind this, year-Heuter,
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