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day" differed from previous yearn only in that it longer, 16 Unofficials each inalating on making a con- tribution. This determina- tion to "any something" in a trifle puzzling, particular- ly as the number of relevant subjects offering them- solve for discussion aro limited.
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London, Apr. 3.
The United States today put forward Urban proposals to narrow the gap between the about the conflicting Soviet and Western plans for general public depends on world disarmament, an authoritative source newspaper reports. newspapers, on their part, said. assume the responsibility of providing full and accurate reports.
The
Wherefore, if 16 members insist upon speak- ing, in fairness each must be reported. The net result, however, la for the reader to be confronted with the task of pouring through endless columes of views
Mr Harold Stassen, the American delegate to the United Nations Disarmament negotiations, of the made the suggestions at today's session five-nation conference.
agreement
Mr Stassen proposed that if on control of dis- armament and on a pilot scheme could be reached, the forces of Ruania, China and the United and opinions, many of which States should be reduced to are repelituus. The reader2,500,000 each and those of Bri becomes bored and tired tain and France to 750,000,
The forces of other nations significance of some points should not exceed 500,000.
would
be determined later, but
Russia bed proposed that the
of the manpower
big three powerd should
limited to 1,500,000 each and that of Britain and France to 660,000.
and muy well miss the
which
stand
would otherwise out if presented within a smaller text.
The suggestion is made that
more And
for future similar occasions, The oratory be severely pruned
and made casily assimilated digestible by the elected and nominated Unofficials each choosing two spokesmen to make the speeches. Between them they could adequately present relevant construc-
tive ideas and criticisms.
¿
Mr Stassen also proposed
that after dute 10 be agreed all fissionable mate rials should be devoted to
peaceful purposes and not to
the production of hydrogen
In this condensed form tho and atomic weapons. proceedings of the annual "speech day" would be more
readily accepted and approposals after discussing them
clated by the public.
Mr Stassen tabled his pro-
jirivinely with his British, French and Canadian colleagues on the the relatively few contro-United Nations committee.
Mr Stassen's proposals, in the versial issuca raised by the form of a working paper, nim speakers, the one most like eventually at decreasing
"the
ly to attract attention was muclear throat over the world,
of a
Mr Bernacchi's reintroduc- The paper
outlined the first tion of the necessity or phase
world disarmament otherwise of appointed Un-Programme in which the reduc-
tion of conventional-non-atomie, officials. Mr Bernacchi, as
-arms would be dovetailed with the doyen, of the elected
limitations on production of all members, remains convinced nuclear weapons and fasionable that the system of appoint materials for such weapons. ment is anachronie; that the appointees cannot consider
The sources said this was
to a
The American plan envisages a nuclear census by all signatory sinics
world disarmament would be called to pact who answer four questions on:
Their possession fissionable materials, Their production of such materials,
of
SOLDIER KILLED
Israeli Patrol
Ambushed
Jerusalem, Apr. 3.
SOVIET PRESSURE Truman Hits
ON SATELLITES
Government
Out At Republicans
KOWLOON
Officer Hit Cypriot With Chain Charge
Nicosia, Apr. 3.
A Cypriot alleged at a court-martin} today that two British officers, had hit him with a chain and punched him about the body and face.
of two
Stalin's Victims Rehabilitated
Vienna, Apr. 3. Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia have rehabilitated some
New York, Apr. 3. He was giving evidence at the Mr Hurry Truman, the court-martial, former officials executed or gaoded for Titolam and treason
Army before the death of Stalin, according to unconfirmed re-
former President, called to captains who were charged with assaulting and ill-treating two poris from Sofia and Prague.
night for a "bold, new, pro-Cypriot detainees it. Xeros in An Israeli soldier Was
A Czechoslovak
gramme for foreign econo January. killed and another wounded Reports from usually reliable
to meet Soviet They wero further charged when an Israel patrol was sources in Sofia sald the Central official in Prague would neither mic ald"
at the Bulgarian confirm nor circu-
course of Justice by trying: 10 ambushed yesterday near Communist Party lest weekend losing her doby reports ur economic and political peric with trying to interfere with the
tration abroad.
make witnesses, change
thoir Nirim, in the Gaza strip. passed resolutions rehabilitating | release.
He told the overscos press evidence before the trial. former Kostov.
Dul- Diplomatic cbservers in Vienna An Israeli Army spokes-Traicho
They were Captain G. garian Deputy Premier executed linked the reports with the cur-club at its annual award dinner
root
Corps, Intelligence Communist strategy, now O'Driscoll. man said this today.
Ware af rejections The three-man patrol was for treason in 1940.
Stalinism and Stalin-Inspired was more dangerous than at and Captain Robin Linzee, Gor
since the end of the dón Highlanders. anytime Reinforcements embushed.
The reports said the party also
East European rushing to its aid came under
war, and he accused the Elsen Vulko Chervenkov, pre trials in
states,
of giving resolutionshower administration They
sold the heavy Egyptian Are, the spokes- the present Bulgarian Premier,
United States D falsely mun added.
for deviations from the principle rehabilitating Kostov and those the of collective leadership.
accused
con-optimistic ploture of its position with him and
In the cold war, demning Chervenkov were pass. result of strong
leaders had Administration od only as a
been "telling the American Soviet pressure,
to This was probably due
people only what seems to be
the had
expedient at the fact that Chervenkov
relations
with moment he said. close very
Bezia, Ia Lavrenti and Stalin
Soviet secret police farmer chief executed in 1953.
One soldier failed to return to his base and was found this morning in Israell territory thot in the head from close range.
He said the finding was con- firmed by A UN Investigating
tears.
Israel demanded an urgent meeting of the mixed Armistice The stocks they have of Commission,-United Press. nuclear weapons and
Nuclear tests planned by them.
The sources said the United States project would set up as Inspection and control system to account for future production of
Ascionable materials.
AIL the have to
signatories would agree that production of such materials would not be
1290₫ for the manufacture of
weapons.
Condemneú
Released Already
Unconfirmed
reports
from
Prague said three men tried with Rudolf Slansky, former Secre- tary-General of the Czech Com- munist Party, in Prague in 1982, have been released from prison.
THE MOLLET INTERVIEW
Khrushchev Says
"I Liked It"
Moscow, Apr. 3.
Mr Nikita Khrushchev, Chief Secretary of the Soviet Countries possessing muciepr weapons would be called upon
Communist Party, today told reporters he "liked" the to
mako "ngrood regular, reinterview given by M. Guy Mollet, the French Prime ciprocal and equitable transter Minister, in which the French, Premier criticised Western from past production of fission policy Towards Russia,
materials for able poho to exclusively peaceful purposes.
such wen-
The sources said this was de signed to reduce (szlonable materials avaliable for military purposes.
The general American idea was to "Freeze" nuclear stock.. piles under tight control and then gradually to reduce them.
The United States scheme a limitation also envisages
Bulgarians Adamant
'of that
on
Ms
the
bitter attack
Foster Dulics, Secretary of State, Mr Truman sold in face of the Communist danger, Mr Dulles "tells us that It was said that the majority Soviet polley has already falled,
Bulgarian and is bankrupt of the of members
DULLES' FANTASIES polilbure continued to support Chervenkov, but it was 16-
that the surned in Sona
NOT GUILTY PLEA
The officers pleaded not guilty and cinimed "condonation by superior officers, but this ploa was overruled,
Christos Constantinou identi- fed the two officers as the men he saw at Lefka police station. on January. 12.
Later he was taken to Xeros where, ho alleged. camp
made him strip to O'Driscoll
waist. Then the officer and hit
the
held him by the hair him от the naso "very hard.
Constantinou sald that was the only blow he received from the O'Driscoll, who left liber, with When they had gone of State mako it all Linzee. the more necessary for others he was hit about the stomach Stalin and to see it through," Mr Truman and face.
did and
地
"The
his Secretary
fantasies
of
The administration's "prema turo cfaims of success might well be the bar that would prevent the actual achievement of success, he declared.
solutions would result in dismissal of resignation.
Open attacks on the "cult of personality" not materialise in Bulgaria un- til last Saturday.
Traicho Kostov was deputy Iried, condemned premier of Bulgaria until he
arrested, Was
Mr Truman said the rovent to death and then, executed in
chace in the Soviet Union might December, 1949.
Ten other former leaders of reduce the danger of immemate the Communiat regime in Bul-med coalfet But that was garia wire. charged with him of British Talking informally” to ne At this point Mr Vyacheslav being arents of the
Secret Service end of "the Foreign Minisler porters at a Kremlin reception Molotov, the
was steading with Mrtraitor Tix," and of plotting to 'overthrow the Communist re- for the Swedish Premier, Mr who
by a Tage Erlander, Mr Khrushchev Khrushchev surrounded
of Western and Gime in Bulgaria-Reuter, said "wo liked this interview" packed group
reporters, inter- what he said Communist and especially
ruptod "especially on disarmament."
Ho added "I am not in com- ticisms," pleto agreement with every- thing he said. But it undoubtedly was a good interview and I am in agreement with most of it."
"We Approve"
the cri-
Third Now First
inxotint
He went on: "Linzeo came back and rolled up his alceves. There was a chain hanging from He gave me threa the roof. minutes to speak. He was turn
I ing the chain in his hands. was on the ground, held by a soldier, and, was struck with the chalo about 11 times. He was very careful not to strike me on
-the-spine."KE
ISIGNED, BUT
ground for complacency, or re
"I think it very likely that the
next Communists will not start a *- The
day he saw major war so long as they can O'Driscoll who asked him to make sweeping progress toward sign a statement that he was not their objectives by less violent | 11-treated, and he would be
freed, 2 ja
witness added: "fle sald The witness
Arson Attempt methods, he said-Router.
Washington, Apr. 3. A woman attempted to Aro to the Rod Room of
set the
Mr Khrushchev.sald it was White House today and later "particularly interesting" that started four other small blazes in the executive office building M. Mollet had put disarmament
the street,-United into arst place among interna- across while at the Preas. peace and mutual understanding. Gonevu
Khrushchev said: "We had been in third place. cannot of course demand that Turning to Mr Molotov, he
Mollet, Mr Stassen at the present_talks, | Guy
a Socialist zeld
remember how at yota
themselves as representing the first time the United on tests of nuclear weapons.
the disenfranchised
Acc.
The working paper included
tions of the community; and States had made proposals all previous proposals made by that there should be a
sufficient extension of the on atomic disarmament ut franchise to permit the appointed members being these negotiations. replaced by elected councillors.
The paper is based on what Americans believe can be done "present world circum-
stances."
The argument possesses its n attractions, especially for those who believe in sub- alantial electoral reform,
for
Mr
was good for the cause of tional conference it
Including President Elen- should be in compiete agree. Geneva we defended our post- hower'a "open skler" scheme ment with everything we say.
spprove of 12 But we did not insist on inspection, mutual aerial
"But we armly and also took account of the what he said on international were irreconcilable Soviet Idea of ground Inspec questions, and the criticisms tlon teams to guard against and observations
urprise attacks,
scheme made."
Tho United States
comTM
calls for a preparatory mission of the five nulor
yet it falls to win conviction Middle East Plans atomic powers at the disarma- .that the Urban Council
London, Apr. 3.
by
013
further
'I Don't
which
he
Like Ike'
because we saw that they with the Wester positions,"
Now, Mr Khrushchev added,
the French Premier
saying what
bad
WELS the Soviet Union said then. "It is very interesting to see how Mollet presented the German problem," he said.'
Guy
"The question of disarma- ment was then put into third place. Now the question of peace that is disarmament-is put in first place."
When the problem of Dis-
ment talks to agree on the re- ductions of armament levels in would function Any the
the first phase, more effectively or efficient- Britain has asked the United At a later singe in the scheme ly on behalf of the public States to clarify its attitude on After "freeze"
a if nominated members were the Middle East situation, armaments hed been worked replaced by elected coun- well-informed sources sald to-out and an inspection system
Mobile, Apr. 3. cillors.
day.
sot up other nations would be James Winterstein, 31, was According
to these sources, invited to set up a permament pentenced today to 42 months mament was solved "it will be THE measure of the Coun- Britain wants the United States: disarmament regulation organisa- imprisonment when he pleaded easier to solve the German end
To define its stand to- tlon headed. ell's achievements in any
D Director- gulity to a charge of writing ator questions," he added. which in General wards Egypt, which
would take threatening letter to President
He Muses one year is largely governed
Eisenhower. London's opinion has now over from the five powers. by the willing, co-operative embarked on a polley aimed of
From conventional disarma- Winterstein sald ho did not and enthusiastle work of ita
undermining
inspection system know why he threatened to kill and eventually mont members.
Certainly there supplanting British influence in would be broadened to include the president. He told the court cally: "Can one envisage peace has been nothing to date to the whole of the Middle East.
nuclear material ond he was an alcoholic, Indicate that these attri
future "Freeze" of To decide what netion to
production The letter, written in a fissionable of
materials for said: "I'm going to kill you. in any greater degree by break of war between Israel and military of the first phase At the bottom Winterstein wrote This was repeated four times. At
world disarmament con- "I mean, 'It," and his name. ference would bo called to
He was arrested by secret consider the situation reached service agents surly in March Router.
Router.
butes will be manifested
additional
like to prevent an
out-
coun- her Arab neighbours.-France-
oillors than by nominated | Presse.
elected
members: Hence, for praç-
tical purposes (and these
mean more to the public A-Power Plans
than parish pump politica)
the existing constitution of
London, Apr. 3.
the
ugės.
Mr Khrushchev asked rhetori- even without German reunifica- Lion? Yes, one can," he declared. "But peace must be assured above all.People want to live,
He said He said it was Nato which was preventing people from "living normally by "preparing aggros- Jaton's
He added: "It we are spoken to with the language of "from
"
a position of strength' over the
the Council has much to Atomic energy will supply to STOLE OPPENHEIMER JEWELS?: ton of Germany, then we
commend itself.
Soviet Union
kilowatts of electricity under
400 have atrength."
Talking to members of a Czoch parliamentary delegation The plea by one speaker the present five-year plan, the
Johannesburg, Apr. a.. luxurious Villa Last December, visiting the Soviet Union, who for Eléctric
Ex-private detective Ernest found the safe containing the yesterday for the Council to Soviet Minister
Georg Miles went on Power
Stations. Mr
Bald: trial today, Jewels and opened it with a were also present at the recep avold pandering to sectional Malenkov,
Mr tion
Khrushchev revealed, today,
charged with stealing the skeleton key,
"Czechoslovakia is now the best interests was well made
This would represent enough fabulous. Oppenheimer Jowel The Council owes responɛi-
The bulk of the jewels, were it has over been. It is part of bilities and duties to the electricity for a dozen towns of collection, valued at more than
found less than two weeks your duty 10 oppose the West. one million inhabitants and $608,000.
said later when a man attempted to The victory will be with Com- the Prosecuting attorneys
for sell them to the company which munism." his insured them--France-Presse.
community ELS whole. would put the USSR in
4 Some belleve these can be front rank of atomic: powers- Miles, who had worked mors faithfully discharged France-Press C.
Oppenheimer, broke into
by a composite Counell such
Perhaps, Perhaps
When a Western reporter objected that he did not believe
Mr Khrushchev
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