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Future Of American Bases Insu

Morocco Uncertain

Paris, May 28.

The signing of a Franco-Moroccan accord on foreign policy today set off speculation here on the future of the vital multi-million dollar American air bases în Morocco.

100.000 MPH

Projectile Some Time

The United States built Bix strategic bases, al vast expÊTISE, under

terms

ať agreement signed with French authorities on December 22, 1950. At that time Morocco Was a French protectorate,

Moroccans did not take part

the discussions or the signing.

Key NATO Posts

Since then Morocco has become Independent

And the French have agreed that the status of the boots dors not fall under Article 11 of the record signed here today.

New York, May 28. Man will one day build projectiles which wili travel at a speed of 100,- 000 miles an hour, Mr Hall Hibbard, general

Article 11 states that Morocco manager of the Lockheed | wil nssume the responsibility Airplane Construction Cor. for treaties concluded by

France in the name of Morocco. poration, said at Moffet

The American bases ia Field, Calif., today.

include four key

Porco fields. air and naval base is located at One

Her Lynutery. There are also nir હું હક મ Simane and Ben Querir, radar DISCS DE Nouasseur, slal

at

Yahia and Stations Merchra Bel Kasir,

Such projectiles could be used to carry the world's guil, Mr Hibbard mid, and it would then be quicker to send a letter from one continent Leanourer than to put through a telephone call.

Speaking

of The supersonic fighter, the F-1H-A, he sold that eventually this type of wing would be dited to Commercial airplane, giving it a cruising

new

of the Lockheed

wing

speed above that of sound.

He said the wing of the new protolyps, whose edges tire razor-shaip, was developed on a

Chou Would

Morocco NATO air

gidi

The headquarters of the 17th Air Force is at Rabal.

Moroccan

Foreign Minister Almed Holafrej told the press goday after the accord signing that his country la reserving its position on the issue.

Reveal Terms

Buddhist Anniversary Service In London

A service was held in the London Vibers, Keiniryfon, on Thursday fo mark the 8,800th anniversary of the founding of the Buddhiri faith. The service was attended by members of the Buddhist colony in London, and the Buthillst. flag' was hoisted, Picture shows three

Buddhist priests who took part in the service. At Night is the nurseso Ambasador

London, U Kyin, and ùls wife.-Express Photo.

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Chitral

PAKISTAN CONDEMNS NEHRU

Lahore, May 28.

The West Pakistan As sembly today unanimously

Roman Catholic Suggested For Vice-President

New York, May 28.

adopted a resolution con⭑ An American Democratic leader is trying to demning Mr Nehru, Indian interest his Party in supporting, a Roman Catho Prime Minister, for his relic for the Vice-Presidential nomination, Look cent statement challenge Magazine reported today.

the

ing the accession of mountain state of Chitral- to Pakistan.

The resolution stated that "Chitrat is an integral part of Pakistan."

An article in the ourrerit issue of the magazine said a survey on the role of Catholle volers in national elections is Leing circulated among Demo- cratic politicians in an effort to willetinulate their interest.

"Pakistanis encroachment On

It added: not tolerate Pakistan by India or any other country,"

The resolution urged the Cen- tral Government lo lodge a forceful protest with India and to take "Immediate and effective steps to solve the Kashmir question.

Omco

NOT RECOGNISED The Pakistan Foreign in Karachi had no comment to make today

Mr Nehru's statement

от

(Mr Nehru sald on Saturday that India did not recognise Chitral's accession to Pakistan. Ho said the tiny state, bordering on Pakistan and Afghanistan and now administered by Paki- stan, was still under the sure- Tainty of Kashmir which accod- od to India in 1954).-Reuter,

STICKING Wall Street' Welcome INSURANCE

NEEDLES FOR FUN

Wuerzburg, May 28.

An American soldier is walking around with

a

result of a

For

Syrian President

buildings

Amman, May 28.

AGAINST A-RISKS

The survey was prepared by the staff dra national Democratic leader who believes his party has failed to recognise the im- Portance of Catholic voters an the Party's post triumphs, the magazine said. It described the survey as a 16-page statistical sununbry of 12 polls and surveys..

Far Ahead

71

The Bosses Wanted The Truth

Johannesburg, May 28.

For the past month, more than 2,000 workewa from the seven branches of African Explosives and Chemical Industries have been tolling their em- Look reported the summary

ployers just what they concludes that the Democrats think it is like to work for must regain a large number of their organisation. Catholic voters to win the 1950 election. Catholic

voters ure Indications from attracted to Catholic candidates, complete "attitude survey to be this frat it said, and Catholic vote in carried out by industry in South higher proportions than Pro-Africa are that "Operation Fer- testants.

ret", as the scheme was cock- noted, will benefit both sides.

Catholics form 24 per cent of Michigan's adult population but account of 30 per cent of the voters, the anticle said.

Tabulation of the votes re- ceived by 39 Catholic candidates for Congress in 1052 indicated that in every case they ran far ahead of Adial E. Stevenson, the Democratic presidential can- didate, Look sakt

The article sald the Catholic vote la concentrated in the large the indus-cities in which President Eisen- hower made marked inroads of the normal Democratic vote in

London, May 28. The insurance of risks

a practical possibility, trial use of atomic energy the British Insurance As- ociation declared in

statement here tonight.

They said that "although the possibility of an incident causing great loss cannot be entirely ruled outy the precautionTY"

risk of catastrophic accidents is remote"

Screaming jets, booming guns and showers of arising out of needle stuck in his right

blue, white, pink and green paper slips today projectile which the Lockheed "The polley of my

the Govern- thigh Corporation bad been experiment on the bases)

his German greeted President Shukri el Kouatly of Syria on has not "game" with menting with

for some time yet be defined," he said. "The girl friend according to his first state visit to this Hashemite kingdom in past, France-Presse,

accords were reached without ner participation and we know an official army report. which he will have defence and financial talks. nothing about them."

Captain A French

Kenneth D. Struve, sald Ut spokesman

Coloured paper of (11 East 61 place) Hialeah, down from the flat-roofed offices, showered His Government has asked for United States

Florida, Safety Officer of the shops and apartment permission to

10th Infantry Division stationed like a miniature "Wall Street in this area, says

this is only welcome" when President CONGRATULATIONS guards are so great that the

accidents Koually by the side one of several freak

of King recently reported.

Husein of Jordan drove through The report stated, that the thousands of, applauding Arabs Observers here pointed out soldier and his girl friend were packing the centre of the city that although Morocco should sticking needles into each other festooned with the national „Damascus, May 28. be able to my whether foreign for fun in a beer-garden, One colours of both countries, Adnan Kwalli, President of military Insinitions should of her jobs was ព trifo too their way to military ceremony the Damarcus Bar Association,

exist in her sovereign territory, forceful and the needle remains

-on the outskirts. disclosed today that Chinese the land on which the bases for the time being 08 Premier Chou En-loi had rentally stand is French. cently expressed a desire to visit the Arab countries,

Like To Visit Arab States

Mr Kwall,

reveal the terms of the 1950 ae- cord to Morocco to ausist that country in making a decision. He said France is awaiting a reply.

The land for the bases. was purchased by France and is still who recently (owned by France.

headed a Syrian delegation of lawyers that visited Ching, said that he hoped Syri would shortly recognise the Chinese Government.

Key Cities

nenento,

EXCITING PLOT The exciting plut of a novel, A soldier was reading caused another accident, The soldier, reading in his bunk,

WIN SO

B

on

The state visit will last until Thursday.

Damascus Talks

The first talks between the Meanwhile, honging on the carried Dway by the tense; King and Morocco decis 1, is the fate of situations that

the President took he kicked the place in the Raghndan Palace, fortune in military Installa-bunk above him. He added

It collapsed Political and military talks were that Egypt's TV-

trons and one of NATO's strong on top of him, severely gushing cognition of Ching had pro- est punches.

his eyebrow.

niso started separately between the Government and military Another soldier now nursing leaders of both countries. carrying nuclear a broken arm was injured when manifested enthusiagn and J weaports and poised within easy a comrade threw an orange to desire to aid the Arabs in their striking

Tange the Soviet him during a military exercise struggle against Zionismn and Union's imperialism."-France-Presse,

Press

duced a favourable impression Bombers based in Morocco are upon the Chinese

"who capable

of

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

1 Mode (8).

5 Corner (5),

8 In good health (4).

(4

18

9 Coarsely humorous (6),

11 Weapon (5).

12 Take for granted (0).

14 Retained (4).

10 Shirk (5).

18 Musical work (5). '

18 Object of Worship (4),

20 Clup (0),

24 Hurl

20 Lubricant (8),,

Malone (4).

27 Stupid (8).

Feart (6).

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The main military talls are a continuation of similar meet

Damascus last month when a Jordan military

the

Syrian

key elties.-United in the countryside. He trippedings held

over a furrow as he tried to catch the orange, feli

awk- misalon visited wardly, and broke his arm. capital.

Captain Struve has

whole folder on a six feet four inches ordination of her defence plons Jordan is working for the co- self-styled "ho-man" who con- with Arab countries tinually insists on lifting two basis that the truce lines with on the lockers at once. Each time he Israel form one continuous Árab wrenches his back.-Ching Mall defence line. Special.

DOWN

Market-place (4),

Musical instrument (4),

Birds (4).

Subtract (0). Asserted (7), •

by 13, Gives (7).

Art For Hire

In Holland

Amsterdam, May 28, Dutch people can now borrow original paintings on works of plastic art

with the same

According to reliable sources here, Jordan is planning to hold similar discussions on mutual defence with Saudi Arabia in a few weeks time-Reuter.

EDITORS' PROPOSALS

Barlin, May 28, Editors representing the

case with world Press meeting in Ber

which they can borrow a lin today recommended that

book from a library,

newspapers should be trans-

A Foundation of Plastic Arts ported by air without any has been created here for this

purpose and to organdsp exhi- additional charge.

bitions

of modern

Dutch art

aimed at Ingensing the contact

They urged that UNESCO

between artists and the public. United Nations Educational, Members of the Foundation lentile and Cultural Organic pay a moonli

tion) should take up tale ques dons for whionthly subscrip- on

they can borrow. htt

The editors have been attack-

for a month works of art ranging the shoual congress of the ing from painting to sculptures. alternational Federation of New

If the member wishes to keep papen, Editors which closed to the work he cam, either buy it with a cash payment or on the day

installment systeara

NON-PROFIT :

They also adopted.

resolution protesting agilist recte rises price of paw print,

The Foundations, which works on a non-pront basis, has 160 which, they ld, might.com

members so far un bas bought w

10

Flower (5)

vole (7).

le not allowed

14 Bird of prey (7).

16

Footway (7).

17 Fashion (5) \.

19 Likenost

21, Baro (4).

22. Wiso (4).

.23 Nurse (4). !

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Aarons 1 From, 4 Afusta, Stream, 10 Array, 12 Mared, 14 Benmple, 17 Code, 19 Adheres 1.80 Detpair, 22 Asti, 23 Seasons, 27 Arrest, 29 Molen, 20°

81 Dewett, 82 Erect Dowti: 1 Polls, a Error, 3 Sesing, 5

8 Lander, 7 Styled 9 Maialae, 11 Riccis, 13 Redrew 18 Cu

10 Umpire 1 Deary 30 Darmzeti, 211 | Statiko, -1242, a foci. Crata, 18 Houst, 20" Rosr.

At

the free circulations of promlio

Anodiser

-resolution

some 350 different, works, present the price of each work mondes a recitution in cable

to entered 150 rates for news dispatc

guilders (about 215 Barling).

All works must be unsigied to avoid influencing the public. by the name of a well known. artist. The Foundation chooses is paintines, drawings, aack bandi, hum salt that it

sculptures from aft types of

FROM HUNT

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London, May 28. Brigadier Bir* John Hunt, leader of the wuc- central 1953 Everent pedition, mid today was "wimply delighted" to hear that pedition had twion reached the summit in the past 10 days.

send

* Bwfik e-

A committee set up by Asso- elation members and Lloyds to study the problems of "atom- Insurance concluded that the fire and explosion hazards in- volved in the operation of Bri- tain's now atomic power stations will be Ittle different from those ericountered in th30's modern industrial or power pro- duction plants."

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Please tell them

temnendous grainiations from all the members

the of

1953 Brillids team," Bir John Baici,

"Only last week we had A reunion in Wales and discussed the Swish team. We bent them a mémBAIN whihing them

every China Mail

100008,"

Special.

NEW HAZARD

But they also pointed out that there was a new hazard in the shape of possible radio-active contamination involving damago to the power station and liablity to third partfes

for A spokesman

the As- sociation suld later that com- panies would first have to con- sider the recommendation In the committeo's confidential re- port before it would be possible to give any details of premiums and insurance coverage-Reuter,

Parliamentary Runners

1082 United Press.

Object of the survey was to learn the views of all Thonthly paid staff, from margers down to the lowest clerk, on all mat- ters affecting their welfare,

ANALYSED

long questionnaire was answered by 2,200 men and women in sovchi centres of the firm in South Africa, Southern Rhodesia and Kenya. answers are now being analysed.

כוכית

Results of the survey will be made known to the gtâm and the company has undertaken to let them know what option will be taken to make litrovémhchts where they ore tectesity, icasonable and possible.

Party Chief Framing the 67 questions in

Relieved Of Post

Moscow, May 28. B. Gaturov, Communist Party Chief in the Soviet Central Asian Republic of Tadjikistan, has been "relieved of his post and assigned other duties," it was learned today here.

Gafurov's dismissat was de elded upon by the Central Com mittee of the Tedaldstons Com- munist Party on May 24. Gafurov is the third Communist Party leader in Central Asia who has been dismissed since the death of Soviet Premier Josef Stalin

*Shaykhmetov rick NyazoN were relieved of their posts in Kazakhistan and Uzbekistan In 1953, and 1955, respectively. — France-Presse.

Belgrade, May. 28. Indonesian President Abęd Sodano has accepted net in- vitation from the Yugoslav President, Marshal Tito, to pay. an official visit to Yugoslavia it was announced here today

The visit will take pinca in September-France-Press,

the questionnaire took mouths. But the management believed that the complexity of the organisation and the expansion of its activities made it ecessary to introduce measures lo main- thin contact with the staffi China Mail Special.

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