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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1956.

Hammarskjold's Kremlin Talks On Middle REGIONAL

East Fruitful AUTONOMY

The United General, Mr Dag

Moscow, July 5. Nations Secretary- Hammarskjold, said here today that his Moscow talks with |Soviet leaders on the Middle East had

been fruitful.

Mr Hanmarskjold told a cormal conditions provided news conference on the eve of under the Arab-Iornell armistice his departure from Moscow that agerments, particularly with although the Soviet Government

*.

Was not a directly Interested lines. party, the talks helped to bring

regard

to

problem

the demureation

Hammarskjold raid only dir: cl agreement

between

about a mutual clarification of Mc views on the

vener la the

Middle

agree-

The 1.N Secretary-G

y-General, Israel and the Arab states coul who has conferred with Soviete

# Trent Nikoba

rere could be Bulganin, and East Forvagn Minister, Dimitri She- intermediary to this pallov, told aperteis

I talk ment, with Sheuloy yesterdig covered The Marble East question.

Want Peace

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The Irunt largely

to devoted

the www Bare-up of tensions in the Mid-| dle East

Me Hammarskjol at his pere felp to that 200 had Copy ineed hira flee Loth heard and the Aruba comunities wanted

to

Mr

Hammerkjold Balet be head a questions which were before the United Nation tr de. tulks with the Soviet

jerters

Support UN

He tuid has Press conference

unly

that he thought the disarmament problem could be solved

through the United Nations and that unilateral action, although welcome, would not suppłani United Nutions action

Heart !! wake indisperzwakte | inft

completely The

ređena

Texaco Study

Trinidad Oil Conditions

London, July 5.

The Colonial Office an- nounced todas

that talks here A kin the Texas

liw!

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Trinidad Coverament erditions Inid down Tudtalt for the American | Arm's Take-over

the Trinidad Oil Company bad been adjourned entil July 26,

In a televised broadcast over the Soviet radio tonigfit, Mr Hammarskjold said he was con- vinced the Soviet Union would vomitoge to support the United Nation and to contribute to its

France-PreSSO,

of

IN CHINA

A

now

Paris, July 6. long-term pro

Ceylon Premier WHIST FOR

Defends

His Neutralism

London, July 5.

Ceylon's Prime Minister Solomon Ban- daranaike said today that "neutralism”- was the only way to maintain peace in the world.

"Neutralism does not menn cowardice. It means bridging the gulf between the two ap-

correspondenta

A Commonwealth

luncheon,

Mr

grammne of regional autopositon" he said. nomy was the central topic

discussion

Addressing at the July 2-6 plenary session of the Bandaranaike eaid that he was Nationalities Committee of glad that President Elstuhower the Communist Chinese Na-understood the meaning of the tional People's Congresa, the word "neutralism.

T suld that if the New China News Agency tried

to understand said tonight.

Last

Feat correctly a things could be done to tain work! penc

The session was

a truudest by 12 members of the National- fics Committee and deputies al the NPC, representing 30 18- Globalilies, the agency said.

The

Vice-Chairman

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the

UK Observers For American A-Tests

CHARITY NOW LEGAL

London, July 5ì Britons will from today be ahlo to day at small whist dives and other card parties in the law. ald of charity without breaking

I

This has been made possible by all which today received the royal assent.

These parties have until now been illegal, but the law has been rogardext as so out of date that local polleo and other authorities have usually adopted tolerunt plitude towards

tłum.

Weet mean- many

Pacific

London, July 4 Official British observers will witness

tho next American nuclear tests in 129

one

of

main-

invitation on United States Government, the members bill. Defence Ministry announced tonight.

of

The the

To clear up the uncertainty however, Mr Ernest Davies, a Lebour Member of Parlament, Introduced a successful privato

The lotterica

Britain will be

who is a

2 Power Blocs

Mr Bandarunt.ke sat that he I was set in favour of any "ism."

What interested him the in W 18 136 #*** ut w'... tenni rt:

atenkint, adfumeest

vonflict

Nationalities Committee, Mr High Furman, In explaining

Ele was peace 1: the the line of the draft plan for world. national regional autonomy, j In the present

new plary wold between the two pwy leks, Me Banderannike sd, t Witr provise the mutonomous regions

Interest Ex 21 with a tie work of reference the greater in, their turis

country to keep herself formulate

from them. regulations for local autonmny,

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run

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bi also legalises small societies by represented registered with local authorities by Major-General S. F. Irwin, and existing

promote civil defence official, charitabic, cultural athletic or and by several members of the other ends not connected with Brush military Washington.-France-Presse.

mission

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Mr Bandarumalke then ferred to the British naval and

In

ir bass Trincomater E1021 Katunayake and said that he mode it clear lo Britain that so-called beses must now case to exist."

I write enable then to ad-

their loval mint ter

internal attours in accordance with the consitution, taking necount of htt their local peculiarities, and to the carry to successful completion the long-term plans of Socialist transformation and construction).

France-Pressc,

Strike Mediators On The Spot

Pittsburgh, July 5.

He said, "we have not only expressed our desire bui a Orm determination too that they should now leave the bases."

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we want to dead with Britain In

a friendly way," he

Mr Bandaranaike said that he twas willing to give certain fact- ies to Britain for the evacua- tions of the bases while pre serving

closer relationship with her."

Mr

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No Hostility

Bundaranaike also

The Government's three top labour mediators came here today to get a firsthand account of what that he has informed the derailed the strike-bound steel industry's contract negotiations.

while,

The Poderat Mediate Diree- The strike's efte's, mean- tor, Mr Joseph Finnegan, sald

were piling up in the doubteri "усгу much"

nation's economy, with layoffs A Colonied Office statement whether he could persuade the amant rallway and other fare journstant hand crated Steelworkers' Union and hamsport service workers near- cara mai duble the Texas the three major producers to ing the 50,000 mark, United

Company to study the cesul. ristine pence falls this week

free figation in the five-day-old walkout. the matter- 51

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"Our sole purpose here toxity would have từ n-1 is to meg" a paralely with both es and find out what are the ponta of difference and to see whether we can be of help." he lamit.

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France Seeks

Better

Understanding

Paris, July 5.

Own Idea

Mr Finnegan, accompanied by Mr Clyde Mills, ag stent Media- ton Chief, and Mr Robert Mera, ja special assistant, first met the JUSW prericient. Mr David USW head-

McDonald,

quarters. This afternoon they will meet top negotiators for US Steel. Bethlehem and Re

pubtle Steel Corporation.

Negatlations

broke off last Saturday night, six hours before the start of the walkout by 650,000 members of the Steel- workers' Union. Mr Finnegan said his trip to Pittsburgh was his own Idea.

The French Senate (upper Mr Finnegan and his "Nos, I house) tonight passed by 278 and 2" men, as he described Mr voles to 17 a relation asking Mills and Mr Moore, are the the Government to do nil in its sane trio who helped bring power, particularly in the diplo about a setticment in the 156- matie Gold, to bring about day Westinghouse Electric Corp. "better understanding" of the strike last March, Algerian problem

France's allies,

Lang The Mediation Chief sald he did not know whether tha This should be done, the re-Federal Mediation Service would solution snld, by stamping

participate in contract negotia- oui propaganda campalans which

tions once they were resumed, cast doubt about the value of lot better when they get together He declared: "Sometimes it's a France's struggle in Algeria and without us.” by increasing the Arab language broadensta from France which described France's Telorins In Algeria-Reuter,

Open Mind On Common Market

London, July 5. Sir Edward Boyle, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, sald tonight the British Government |hod" a "completely open mind” on tha alx-nation proposal for a common market in Europe.

"We will be guided solely by what we conceive to be the proper harmony of the interest

of Britain, the

Europe and the frow

he

Six nations who have ag

agreed common

told the House of

in principio that a market is desirable are France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, Hollan and Luxembourg,

Bir Edward was replying to

4 dobate in which two Congor vative (government) members ungod that Britain should join the market -Reuter

The Effects

But if Federal mediators are luvitett attend resumed con- tract negotiatione, he added, ha would let the union and com- panies decide the site of the talks.

The action here today to recharge the dormant negotia- Lions was the first open move slnce. Mr McDonald and the industry's Big Three. broke off Įtalks last Saturday,

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[Commonwealth prime ministers enfrence about Cayion's desire to become a republic.

1: would nenn that the Queen would now cease to be a symbol for Ceylon, he rald,

"We have no hostility against Britain or her people. We did so because the Queen lives so far away that she can not have close attachment with our people," he mid--United Press,

All 200 members of the Soviet Army Ensemble, currently playing a season in London, attended a ceremony on Sunday at the Cenotaph-Whitehall memorial to British Commonwealth troops who have fallen în past warn --` where a' wreath” wan' placed by their, commanding officer, Colonel Boris Alexandrov Ile is, plotured top, placing the wreath. At bottom,-the Soviet Army Ensemble marches away from the Cenotaph at the end of the ceremony, — Express Photo.

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