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THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, APRIE 18, 1956.
CYPRUS NOT Bold Russian Political Moves Soviet Middle East
FOR UN
Washington, Apr. 17.
The Secretary of State. Mr John Foster Dulles, at bis Press conference 10- day refected suggestions that Cyprus hould be placed under the Jurladte- tion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
Bir Dulles wald that NATO had no legal te to assume the control of any territory.
The Secretary of State recalled that the United Nations self could not direally extreise
STA trusteeship over certain territories since it was not a supra-governmental or. ganism.
The trusteeship were entrusted by Ufe United Nations to certain coin- tries,
In any case, Mr Dulles nald, it would not be prae. tical to entrusi the 215- ministration of Cyprus to a Council of 15 nation which could only not by unanimous decisions. France-PTC170.
IMPARTIAL MEDICAL TESTIMONY
The
TIMED TO COINCIDE
WITH B AND K
VISIT TO BRITAIN
By Stanley Priddle
London, Apr. 18.
Soviet Russia has made two bold political moves which are bound to have their impact on top level talks with Britain which begin this week.
By diazniving the Interna- Communist agency. Temat
the Cominform, Rustin has faced Sir Anthony Exten, the Beltish Prime Minister, with what ip- poses to be a concession to the ton-Communist world,
The Soviet leaders κινε shown Jess engerness to talk thon the British have. They
have even complained that the offelal prograŋune is too off- vini, and prevents their meeting
my popla,
World Problems
By restating her claim to play a rule in maintaining peace in the Middle East, she has struck another blow
the
1850 declaration under which Beltan, France und the United States jasestumist for Themselves the
country eight to halt aggression in that
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develop trade and to take up the problem of world disarma - ment, BI W virtually begged
the Soviet rruger Ordzłonkadze j down in a United Nations sub- appronchet] Ballast shores WIN Mærdal Nikolt Bolgant
London, Apr. 17.
Lancet, a leading Mr Nikita Khauchsliev, jej British medical journal, ¦ lively Soviet Trender and Come¦ praised the new system of munist Party Secretary impartial medical
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Princess Launches New Liner With Reservation
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STERLING PAYMENTS
London, Apr. 17.
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Why Morocco Gained
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United Nations, Apr. 17.
Washington, Apr. 17. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, said today the United States would welcome the Soviet offer to support the United Nations in the Middle Eastern crisis if this offer turned out to be a response to President Eisenhower's?
appeal to all members of the UN.
Mr Dulles, speaking at Press conference, said he felt that the chances were hat there would be no war in the Mid- dle East. But he added that it would be rash 10 say that thero was no risk of hostilitles in the
Great Importance
He said it was important to bead with the greatest attention the entire text of the Soviet declaration, ispatches reporting which had reached him only 1
minutes before the Press con- ference.
Mr Dulles said the US attached great importance to the action of the Unitest Notions in the Middle East. However, they åld not lessen the importance of the three power declaration of May, 1950, on the Palestine question,
He said that in this dicelera-
and Britain
with the United Nations Charter,
emphasised that
Spanish Foreign Minister Alberto Martinion, the United States. France Artajo told a news conference today why Spain granted independence to Spanish Morocco,
Asked about Spanish policy Morocco the Foreign Minis- ber said that his Government had granted independence to that country because the moment had occurred when the
Protectorate of Morocco had to
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He referred to "past Prench termerter in Morocco “1 ) និង រ ៀ
starting lar 1953 when they exiled "the Sultan of Morocco....and which the French Government had since liud to retuity."
the Soviet town aftency, Mr Odu said that at the ent- a moment to Karl Marx set of the talks bere both sides delived with paint,
had suggested changes to the The calents, while nilaor,
sterling paymenta the fact that some
pact but later in the discussions had decided that it would be to consider more appropriate these when the new agreement is being negotialed.
that the Ruzoans will take 10lorimet their niks with Sir Anthony anti-Communists are ready
express themselves in Reuter.
Eden.
Arms Shipments
The Prime Minister refused that to anticipate the talks In the
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Bulgarian Government Reshuffle
Sofia, Apr. 17.
Bulgarian
OIL IMPORTS
Brilain, for example, he add- that ed. haxi originally asked Japan should therease its uil Imports.
The minister sald that he ex- pected negotiations between the two countries for a trade and
navigation treaty to begin in May but rould not say whether these would be held here or in Tokyo as final arrangements JULKO Chervenkov, re-were yet to be made.-Reuter,
placed Premier today by Anton | Yugov, was nominated Vice-Premier in a govern. ment reshuffle approved by the Bulgarian National Assembly.
In
the
reshuffle, Gurorgul Chankov and Gueorgut Trai- ΣΟΥ,
from promoted were simple Vice-Premiers to First
Vice-Premiers.
Other
changes in the reshufe approved by the Bulgarian Assembly in Sufin today were: Vice-Premier Raiko Dominany i to combine this post with the chairmanship of the State Committee for construction and architecture.
Karlo Lukanov, a former Vice- Premier, who has currently been ambassador to Moscow, is to regain rank of Vice- Premier and will be Chnir- man of the State Committee for Labour and Salaries.
AMOUNT OF HARM
Indonesia
To Raise W.
Explaining Spain's position he said "we have been gukied in helping to establish the in- dependence of Morocce by the principle al friendship with the Moroccan people and uil the Arab people."
He said Spain niso acted with a view to the sceurity of that region which he called “a strate- afe region."
One reporter referred the Minister to o certain document
concerning economic aid to the
Carmen Jones In England
The exclling American star of "Carmen Jones" arrived at various Arab countries and also
London Airport last week. to "Jerusalem" and astrod It Bhai Dorothy Dandridgt, indicated that Spotn
who accepts Jorusalem as the capital of Israel.
Not Familiar
will be appearing in a season of cabaret at London's Savoy Hotel Cenirat Press Photo.
they were acting in conformily
Ceasefire Talks Continue
Tho
Jerusalem, Apr. 17.
United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Dag Hammarskjold, conferred
with the Israeli Premler, for Mr David bén Gurion, the second consecutive day today.
Mr Hammarskjold asked Maj- General Moshe
the Dynna, Israeli Army Chief of Sini, to Join the talks.
An official Israell spokesman said the three talked on "prob- lems regarding full implementa-
tion of the arinistice agreement"
between tract and the Arub powers.
ow
The meeting, lusting three hours, followed Q morning session at which Mr Hammarsk. jold and Mr ben Gurion "D
Mr Dulles suid it was still to carly to envisage practical appil callon of the American plan for Folving the Arab-Israeli prob-viewed the general background
n
Practically Inactive
of the Secretary-General's 'mis- tho official spokesman
said.
The spokesman said the talks were conducted "in a satisfactory
This plan, put forward by Mr, and cordial atmosphere', Mr Duties in a speech last August | Hammarskjold will meet Me ben 20, called for a solution of the Gurlon again tomorrow and 19 problem of Arab refugees from expected to stay in Israel for Palestine, anki
ut another three or four days. -- A guarante israel's frontiers.
United Press.
He suggested that it might be possible to reactivate a concilia- ilos committee created in 1948, consisting of Turkey, Franeć and the United States.
This committee had remained practically inactive, Mr Dulles said.-France-Presse.
New Evening Paper For Paris
de
Paris, Apr. 17. A new tablet-style evening newspaper La Temps Paris, made its first appear ance here today.
It's front pago, carried large photograph of
Grace
BASIS FOR TALKS
Moscow, Apr. 17./ The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr V. M. Molotov, said today the Russia's new statement an Middle East could serve as basis for talks between Soviet leaders and Sir Anthony- Eden.
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the
Molotov was answering
independence questions at an
day reception at the Syrian Embassy in Moscow, which he attended with Mr Anastas Mikoyan, a Soviet De- puty Premier
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Molotov described the statement on
the Middle East. "one more step in the direc tion of establishing peace in tho Middle East,"
Asked if there should be co-
. operation between Governments to settle the Middle East prob- Jem within the United Nationa or outside the organisation, the Soviet Foreign Minister replied: "It makes no difference where
Senor Artajo sald that he UNESCO Officers Kelly and Prince Rainier, five the rottioment is reached."
New Guinea fermatic relations
Question
was unfamiliar with any auch document and then added: "The State of Isruel has not had dip- with Spain since its inception because the representatives of Israel have shown an altitude of hostility towards us."
He
said that
this was truc
despite "the aid and help which Spain hub given to Israelis" at
Elected
headlines and no
news.
'Tho
news- storics following the
headlines oll appeared on in- side pages,
ARMS EMBARGO
Both Mr Molotov and Mr' Mikoyan brushed aside ques New York, Apr. 17.
The newspaper announced in for by correspondents who Mr Hans Engen, Norway's is editorial that its task was asked whether arms shipments permanent representative
to to "to inform and
inform to the two sides in the Mickle should be East the United Nations, was today quickly." It would reopen the rigidly controlled in view of the stopped or Djakarta, Apr. 17.
on every new "debate on Ideas" Premier Dr Ali Sastro
elected by acclamation ta president of the United Nations subject, a traditional feature of Rution in the Soviet state- ment that no steps should be amidjojo announced today
Economic and Social Council French newspapers. intends to that Indonesia
It published today a charac- taken to aggravate the situation
The Soviet leaders loughingly Sir succted raise the issue of
West
The Minister declined cam- (UNESC)
ter analysis of Grace Kelly's
declined to discuss this question handwriting.
London A ment on both the Algerian and Douglas Copland, of Australia. the New Guinea before
report quoting de Paris is the | Cairo Radio cald. Russian arms Lo Goan questions on the grounds
Tempa Nations General that it would not be correct United
The Council also elected Mr
Vivente the third for him
offth Paris evening newspaper. were on show for the first time Trujillo, Assembly for
dre Spain Joso to do so
in Syria today during a mill- Mr Sald Hassan, It is expected to take a moder- had no time.
direct concern with Ecuador, and
centre-right position either problem,
of Pakistan, as vice-presidents. ate -Reuter.
political issues--Reuter.
various times.
Spain Prepared
to
tary parade in Damascus mark- ing Syria's national day--Reuter.
$1 MILLION COULDN'T COAX
Asked about the possible re- in
monarchy establishment of a
the Minister Bald: in Spain,
Spain is one of the few coun- tries prepared for monarchy... I am a monarchist with Franco to re-establish the monarchy in Buch
a way as Fnaco desire."—United Press,
He did not say, however, when the next move would be made but indicated that it might be this year.
In an earlier statement Parliament the Premier said that the struggle to include West New Guinen In the Republle would be continued
Dr Sastroamidjojo
said that In his letter of resignation attention should be paid to the West New from
botwoen the Premiership, ac border cepted by the Assembly, Mr Guinea and Indonesia so that New Chervenkov said he had "pec- "the people of West mitted
live under silli working Guinea who erroneousN methods, which had done a colonial domination can see the certain amount of harm to ntomsphere of freedom in the the functioning of the state. Indonesian fatherland,"
The new Premior, Mr Yugov.the
told the Assembly today that the achievements reached by
the regime in Bulgaria would have been greater if the cull
may
India Denies
NAT COLE
ΤΟ ATLAΝΤΑ
Atlanta, Apr. 17.
The negro singer, Nat King Cole, has called
provide adequate protection and during the performance during Cold's entire visit.
"He just says he's scared, you know," said Beanor, "Ho Bold the people at Birmingham said the same thing,'
In Birmingham, meanwhile, four persons accused of attack
Ing Cole begin their defenica t-
therlands claim to the Border Troop of a performance here tonight, saying he would morrow, Colocs will, united
aren before the United Nations.
United Press.
towards the personality AMERICAN PLAY'
Chervenkov and faulty work- lund not found ing methods their way Into Bulgarian politleri ile during the past low years.
OF THE YEAR
Movements
not come to Atlanta "for a million dollars", a local promoter reported today.
"It is too close to the lines
The promoter, B. B. Beamon, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Karachi. Apr. 17. A Pakistan Foreign
Offer quotea Cole as saying he was where Cole performed with his to Atlanta" trio in the Ted Heath show, last that "afraid to como spokesman ld today
told the because of its nenence to the night, and wan India had denied concentrating troops on the West Pakistan soene of an assault on him by Atlanta visit was off. border but had admitted some gregionista in Birmingham,
Alabama movement of trou for sending supplies to pickets.
said this was the Indian Government's reply to a recent the Pakistan protest agains!
movement
of Indian troops pencotine outrido and friendshly The best foreign play v
stiklone on
New York, Apr. 17. The Now York Drama Critics Circle voted tonight as the best Ho said the Government's Bral American play of the 1955-50 task was to repair the damage season "The Diary of Anne
Frank by Frances done by them errors.
and Albert Hackatt. Premier Yugov sald Bulgaria's runner-up
was "Inherit foreign polley will remain
one of HENCE
Was
with all counteles, far anger at the Grow with 14 the border,
Too Close
Cola Was
their City Court trial-United
Press,
China's Envoy To India
New Delhi, Apr. 17 Mr. Pan Tru-11,China's new)
of Alabama where they lind that happening at Birming ham saiti Bearon, "He said Ambador to India, fociay.
So don't know whether 17; the | próstated bis, credentials (to' Dr nitacked on thond thing might happen here Rajenden Prama, President of stage of the Birmingham Mund or not. Cole mid he would not india
lie told the President that the dipal Auditorium during his come to Atlanta: for a milion performation before an all doliary dewalan growingfreunde alp Bearon, wald he had relayed | India and. China had spo
"Bettinõia' mal
Atlanta police chief Herbert
nggIn Asia (and) Eba kirnat Sroma vidit to Cole at Kanking that cinis” would
„near, bæredan attance with votes. It is an adaptation by Aked Pakistan"--was whitis audience of; 3,500′′a #%** } tde Cole "the dazúripoo of the the noble cause-OŽN
the Socialist blog and on Christopher Fry of 'n Franch | sutilated, the spordimag zlatou, Leniny principiocco play by Gleadoux,United decided to leave it at that.
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