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Former US President Harry S. Truman stands in his robes after being awarded the honoraty degree of Doctor of Chyli Law on Wednesday at Oxford University. Express Photo.

Italians Warned Against Nenni

Rome, June 25.

The Deputy Premier, Signor Giuseppe Saragat, warned middle-road groups tonight against trust- ing the fellow-travelling Socialist, Signor Pietro Nenni.

and

Signor Saragat warned that democTBCY. His urgent warn- confidence in Signor Nenni, ng came as Republicans Stalin Peace Prize winner, mayRadicals, and some of his own "destroy ten peate of work" for Social Democrats, gave sign of falling for Signor Nenni's new line of "independence" Moscow.

CUXHAVEN DESTROYS

1m RATS

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Unity Of Action

CAMPAIGN

UPSET

By Ralph Harris

Washington, June 25. Postponement of the United States visit of Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, India's Prime Minister, was seen today as a serious interruption to President Eisenhower's campaign of making friends with the neutrals.

United States' policy towary | neutralian, as outlined by Mr Eisenhower, han undergone. I profound change weeks.

in recent

Ever since the highly sUCCESS- fu visit of Dr Soekarno, the President of Funcommitted Indonesia. In May, this polity has tended to accept neutralism as a more or less respectable posture in a world torn by big power frudo.

Opportunity Missed

President Eisenhower had

looked at his now postponed meeting with Mr Nehru as a vital opportunity to explai his thinking to the Indin leader and in return to seek an

understanding of United Stake military and diplomate policies towards the Communist world. Diplomatic sources hore would doubted that Mr Nehru

to visit Washington at later date during his current lour of Britain, Europe and the Middle East

be

able

#

They suid that if a meeting with President Elecahower could not be arrange for September, another opportunity might not decir until after India's elections for Parliament and Slate

next Assemblies spring.

Two ReasOITS

American officials would re-

gard such a delay as unfortumte for two reaASONI

*

93 ALGERIAN

REBELS

KILLED

Constantino, Jana 25.

A total of 98 rebels have been killed and 27 susp-cla artested fas operations In Northeast. Algeria over the past three days, li was an- nounced today,

The fiercest battle oc- curred In the Aucts Monn- tains north of Khenchela, near the Tankian Border in which 79 rebolz werd killed and five taken pri- soner.

Near Philippevifio, six rebels were killed and 47 suspects were arrested.

Eight rebels were killed In opéraitons in other parts of the northeast OTRO, France-Frease.

Greece Rejects

Bulgarian Reparations

Athens, June 25.

1. The United Staten Is passing through a stage of Greece has replied to ai reappraisal and transition in Bulgarian offer to pay a

its foreign relations. 2. President

Elsenhower's first annıza) instalment of new illness has compounded 2,000,000 dollars (about: the uncertainty felt in India £600,000) against war re- and other nations over

parations with a note sik- States ming for at least 6,000,000 policies towards the Soviet dollars (£2,000,000). Union and China.

United

economic

diplomatic

of

But United States ofleats deeply appreciate what they

[J]

Signor Sarugut suki in article in the Party newspaper, La Giustizia, that Signor Nenni's criticism of the new Kremlin lenders last weekend was "in- complete and ambiguous".

Cuxhaven, June 25. Cuxhaven the Elbe Estuary proudly claims to

He said Signor Nenni was be the first European port still looking at things through clear of rats.

the deforming lenses of social It cost 31,500 mark (about communism”.

Д

The note stressed that it was

of

are describing as Mr Nehru's the with of the Greek Govern- "gracious' suggestion that ment "not only that, completo Grock- long series of conferences next normalisation month might prove too great a | Bulgarian relations should be strain for Mr Eisenhower so achieved but also that these carly in his convalescence.

Far Apart

at

relations should be gradually, really ankl. permanently im- provedi,!

The Greek Government, spid There is a genuine feeling of

was prepared to go disappointment

the post the note, Eisenhower andcus to x-Agreement regarding all pending ponement of the visit, since Mr ahead with negotiations for an change views and opinions on issues of an economic Dature many crucial problems, ranging between the two countries, th the need for chuting reparations once Bul- from China and

£2,000) in fees to pest control The Deputy Premier wamed military alliances to the man gara har paid a first annual teams and a three-month cam bis Social Democrat followers paign with a novel poison bait against accepting Signor Nursing of recent developments in instalment of 6,000,000 dollars,

merger of the two

the

Soviet

Union and

to get rid of the rala. Another bid for a 4,000 marks (about £300) of the parties as long as Nenni, refused Baghdad Pact. finds voted for the scheme are lo break his "unity of action/" Washington and New still available to keep Cubaveo pact with the Communists.

RIT for apart on ell rat-free until June 1958.

Issues-Reuter.

BLEED TO DEATH

The number of rats killed by the poison, which is claimed to

In sharp contrast, Uge la Malia, leader

Signor

of the

Signor

small group of pro-Government

extrolled Republicans,

be harmless to domestic pets, ran Neini's stand as important and

and marking into hundreds of thousands.

courageous"

City authorities said that they happy new era in Italian his

believed it might have been toryUnited Press, 1,000,000

The poison stops blood con- gealing, so that the rats will blood to death from the slightest external or internal wound, ilke

New Zealand

4 haemophilias, Its delayed Stakhanovites?

action effect has the advantage that all rats are infected, before the first deaths warm the pack) at the polsun' danger. Mail Special.

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the

According to the Greek Gov ernment, the exact amount of Dethi

reparations due by Bulgaris to these Grocce

is 45,000,000 dollars (£10,000,000) which was to be paid in eight instalments in accordance with provisions of the Peace Treaty, No payment has yet been made by Bulgaria. -China Mail Special.

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The Japanese, he said, wera dependent on American dollars. Mr. Sangers was standing. by They were not dependent on a carriage door when. he foll sterling and "only, just tolerated out. Passengers who mw the

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