1956-10-12 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, DOTOBER 12, 1958.

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RANKS ON

VITAL ISSUE

By FRASER WIGHTON

Llandudno, Wales. Oct. 11.

The British Conservative (Govern- ment) Party today gave strength to the hand of its leader, Sir Anthony Eden, in pursuing a tough policy over the Suez Canal dispute.

Your thousand representatives

namendment

from the group

at the opening of the party's inatting en internadotal e-n- Cumal enference beje clos 24 | Bo, wa, Ree sted for inclusion 123122

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Triumph ever the "get tough" Suez pulky was overshadowed in the afternoon perdon of the conference by a

behind fr enthusiastically The "Suez Group” af memo is ¦»t Parliament why demand pa

weakening over the dispute.

They roared approval when Capl. Charles Waterhouse, fender of the

group, declared: Tell the Prune in nister that if

w.11 krad W will fot-

Dulles Attacked

They applauded loudly when

attacked Mr John Hunter Dulles United State: alleger Secretary of States, for half-heartedness In his suppor!

Brittan and France.

SHIPS TOO pokém FAST FOR JAPANESE

Tokyo, Oct. 11. Japanese shipping firms have asked the Japanese Government to open negotiations with United States Government on the use of "Mariner-

the

Mr

Julian Amery.

jerter t Lise "Sucz Grup' referred to "Mr Dulled Rock RL technique"

issue—a government announces ment that I will take the first steps to abolish rest contrți,

Ten millo houses in Eng-

land and Wales come under the rent ventriction pet which peri the rents their occupiers have to pay For long landlords have been crampinining that because | they cannot make their tenants pay more it difficult for them to afford nccesary repairs.

Political Issue

Mr Dunca Sandys, We Minister of

Housing, fold The

ard ape venite rence that he wait submit a

to the

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11

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ces by saying: "It the appendi plast to the Security Gure I fac's Parliament for the gradual de

un our hands are fare to uw peontrol of 1 any and every measure that may under the Rent Restrictions Act,

nevesary to achieve our erat,

There would be rateguards eluding, if necessary, the rel

protest tenants against unduly jebragt mvenser i rent by sadsk. |

The plan is certain become u hented political Issue with │ Socialists attacking, it as a move

of forer,

type" American freighters; repente on the Japan to New York Government

service,

Nippon

according Yusen

to Kaisha

the Me

The touch mood of the con-

by rehold WAN

Speaker, Nothing. Minister Anthony State at the Por9ign Office,

We are determined to main- (NYK) one of the leading ta that fundamentul principle Japanese shipping lines of the sanctity of internation of today.

TH

Will Not Flinch

the cost of living. —Reuter.

BELGIAN MONARCH

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Princess Liliane de Rothy, wife of Belgħanra former King Leopold, gave birth to daughter Sunday week, and heṛe.the ex-king ja płetured with members of his family-and the baby at the Chaleau of Lacken, From left are King Baudouin of Belgium; ex-King Leopold; Prince Albert; Princess Mario Christine; Prince Alexander and the new baby-held by a nurse-Princem Marta Esmerelda Adelaide Leopoldine Liltan.—Express Photo.

Slansky Deputy Released

From Prison

Paris, Oct. 11.

Madame Marie Svermova, former assistant

of which will cause a sharp rise in secretary of the Czech Communist Party, who was sentenced to life imprisonment, following the Rudolf Slansky trial in January, 1954, was re- leased today, the Czech Ceteka news agency re-

which:

without engagements there can be no stability, no NYK

right gaid

Fa{yaritz4* } ya:1ty and

enduring shipping companies which were prace." he said, incnbers

York New the of

1&idat Freight Conference mitted to the Japanese Ministry of Transportation a memoran- complaining of the com- dur petition from the Mariner-type high speed freighters which the United States Lae, an Ameri- cam shipping then, employing on the service since August

rub freighters

typo

ff, uppity, the United Na Eletes were to find itself unable for one reason or another to de

this respect, ito duty in

this

CANADIAN ported. CRITICISES GATT

Madame Sveemova ww leased for "good conduct" rocvanny ndation

public prosecutor,

Czech

0311

of the the

that "the

agency started

Dana

Geneva, Oct 11, Wingress

af

The report

stated educative object" Svermova's sentence

attained.

of

Madaine had been

parties

of

Rehabilitated

fd heen would not absolve us from doing Canada, Chairman of the

stars, and we should have to con- this could best be suler how

! done.

Star

this

contracting GATT (General Agree-

1 ¡LTI

| GATT to hold its position as top-ranking inter.

RECRUITERS

PREY ON STEVEDORES

AUTOMATIC

PROTECTION

Washington, Oes, 11,

The Army announced tur day it has developed a new automatic system to protect vital underground Installa- tions event of a surprise atomic attack.

detects any

The 7ydrogen bomb

slomio or explosion endangering the camzion and automati.. cally sounds warning horns, closes blast doors, turns off

starba gan lines,

rastie logiestly filtered ventilation

system. And triggers a series of other protective Iessures,

"The new Automatte system dves away with human decision that could spell the difference tween survival and aster," the Army sald.

The

be-

the

dia.

detectors are in small

to

A

aleminjuma cylinders ntop steci towern surrounding

Installation

bo protected. They include a gamma ray delector, thermal detector, blast

or, a Dersaure detector and а polson gas detector.

If the dejectors destroyed,

Bro the system

goes auomatically action-United Press.

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TREATMENT

HATOYAMA

FOR

By SIDNEY WEILAND

Moscow, Oct. 11. Three special Soviet "VIP" IL-14 aircraft flew to Stockholm today to bring Japanese Pre- mier Ichiro Hatoyama to Moscow on his long awaited "peace-making” mission after an 11-year state of war between the two countries.

Me Hatayama, who is due at man to Moscow virtually to Moscow's Central Airport at seek for peace and virtually on 9.30 pm local thine tomomow Sovet terms, after five-hour ilight from

The Ru cians are also con- Stockholm with a party of 10 plus of the weaknessce of Including his wife and his sister mal Japanese politice and and his personal physician, in they are therefore expected to to get the usual Predstand ein on their position on carpet welcome

te ritorial question, accorded visiting statesmen by the Kremlin

ilkely

despite the

absence of

relations

tolal betwcen

Public Opinion

Japan and the Soviet Union.

This

fully known in

ad-

There appears

Mr

to de

to have been vine to the Japanese but

return

a sudden change of plan follow- Hatayama la expected ing the period earlier this week Vibe a large part of his visit to when all the signs were that Mrawed plea for the

of the lelunds of Kunashiri and Hateyama would be tronted correctly but rather coully.

Three Miles Away

flur up because of the impact of clemand on Japanese

NUCY H pubile Speelal.

opinion. China Mail

MOLOTOV

SUPERVISES CULTURE

The decision in send apeojuk plancs to Stockholm and 10 welcome the Japanese Premler ut the Central Airport three milles from the Kremin instead of making him land at the city's public airport 20 miles outside, may have been taken permally by Marshal Bulganin on his re- turn from a month's hollday.

Marshal Bulganin is believed to have retumed from the Black Sca

Sochil resort of

Ur today yesterday specially

Mr Vyacheslav

Haloyamu's visit.

It was not known

for

whether

Moscow, Oct. 11. Soviet First Vice-Premier

Molotov

has

been in charge of supervia-

Mr Khrushchev bad also reng cultural developments in turned from his holiday hough the Soviet Union since he cer-resigned his post as Foreign It was believed virtually tain that the Communist Party Minister earlier this year, an lender would join the talks with Mr Haloyama at some stage.

Formal negotiations will prob. today. airly

Mr begin on

Saturday. Mr

Molotov, who has been Hatoyama may pay C

honorary courtesy an

member of the call on Marshali Bulganin at the Soviet Academy since 1940, was

authoritative source

said

Kremlin tomorrow evening chosen for this function because

shortly after his arrival, pro- of his reputation for "Marxist- vided the ailing 73-year-old Leninist integrity" and his per- Japanese Premier is not 100sonal prestigo among the people

tured after his journey, with the of the Soviet Union, the source

restatement general

pr the sald Soviet and Japanese positions over Japan's claims for the re- turn of islands captured by the Soviet Army

Stumbling Block

FUNCTIONS Those qualities

permit Mr Molotov to channel in con- formity with "the party spirit" sometimes and diverso

currents which contradictory

Russia's refusal to surrender inve appeared in Soviet litera- these Islands have been the ture, are and science, since the main stumbling block in earlier beginning of the do-Stalin'sa- negotiations which started at af ion campaign, the source said. lower level on June 1955 in quest Listing the functions of other of a peace treaty and the

Soviet First pre-

Vice - Premiers cent visit is kitended to over-❘ without_portfolio, the tone come this problem by pigeon id: Michal Pervukhin is in holing the lerritorial question change of Sources of Energy.

interim and particularly atomic energy. and agrodng

the ex- settlement through

Anastas Mikoyan is in charge change of ambassadors.

of internal and foreign com- Mr Hatoyama

the first marce. Lazar Kaginovitch is Japanese Premier ever to visit charge of

Construction Industry. Maxime that the visit is something of a Saburov preside over the coup for their diplomacy in Annual Planning Commission.—- bringing Japan's foremost states-

on

H

national court for the dis- herd of the oven worker's pay as a commission for Speidel In Spain Russia and Soviet opinion is materials

men

SUSPEND SUBSIDY

ment on Trade and Tariffs) "Should that hard feet come

The Ceteko dispatch appeared the NYK According to

upon us and there is surely no said today at the opening, to make it cloir that she was memoranchim specifically sug

one who would wish

that meeting of the organisation | only being parduned and not

Tokyo, Oct. 11. gested that Japanese Gover-

shall-l to not believe

rehabilitated

three Only

Japan's Labour Ministry today that it was becoming in- urk ment should

United itie

country will flinch from it today

Slansky's co-defendants have announced measures to control States Government to mispend

difficult the past."

creasingly

foren rehabilitated.

unauthorised labour recruiters operating differential subridyny more than

The conference, with only ones

who wern "preying" on støve- allegedly being ATH

granted to the

dirt volte,

Madame Svermova, the widow | dores-demanding part of the Mariner-type freightors,

ome al ex luzon endorsing the

Jan

Communist NYK said Japanese slipping Governan

polley

getting him the jobul Japan's Arms concerned had lost

stroseghout the crisis.

cussion of trade questions. of 1944, became one of the two major ports. estimated 8,000 lous of curzo Before the conference opened

Win great who was speaking deputies of Slansky, Secretary- since August to

the

Marines-

there

had been fears that the

of the

These Czech Com-

recruiters have also at the opening of the 11th session General could critical which

"Sukz Group" would

Centrai Party that munist

Com- beer: forcing pointed out

to work at Geneva. nelther the amendments to the mittee, in 1945,

harder to cover up for "ghost" revolution because it left

General Agreement, which had She was dismissed and Im-workings, on the payroll bus in mention of International

been decided at the last revision prisoned in 1951, following the fact non-existent. Hut the Canul,

ugreement arrest of her friend, Otto Sling,

for First setting up an organisation

Secretary of the party had conumittee co-operation,

Brno, in

oni yet been put into force.

major rival of Slansky. With the uncertainties which Although the two arrests neem WETC now

GATT to have been ordered by Sign- clouding Wingress, it future said

the Svermova

and Sline becoming more and mord cases were later linked with the

The Labour Ministry sald difficult to keep GATT up to Slansky affair.

recruiters would be abolished the desired international level.

Stansky was gaoled early in and all labour recruited through 1952.

government agency-Reuter, COMMON MARKET

cover the Japan to New York clash with the Clevernment uver route in about 21 day: -

pured with about 30 days for Japanese boots-Reuter,

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In his spooch, Wingress re- ferred to plans which had been recently put forward for a comm- mon European market, and the creation of a free trade area in Europe:

Wi

Vingress said that, if these

plane materialise, they would

sky.

Titoist Conception

At the trial, Madame Sver- mova was charged with alding Slansky in his "attempt to over- throw the people's power and restore capitalism."

with

have an effect on international Sho was also charged

trade at least as important as having employed "Titoist con-

the repeal of the Com Laws Inceptions."-France-Presse,

the 19th century.

From a statistical point of view, he said, the countrica of Western Europe today represent- ed 40 per cent of International trade, of which half was inter- European.

Wingress affirmed that during the 11th session, members of GATT would above ell seck to And means of establishing

working relations between the contracting parties and the group off countries interested in a com- mon European market.

Importance Of FAO Research

Bandung, Oct. 11. Australia today appealed

to the governments of Asin

Speaking of world inde, and the Far East to recog- Wingress sold that tinee 1948,

tracts

when GATT was founded, world

nise the importance of re-

hnd increased by more search work in the field of than 50 per cent in value and

60 per cent lay volume.

EXAMINED

watershed management as & means of combatting soll orosion and flooding.

In exchange between in-

The appeal was made at the dustrialised countries, ho said, third regional conference for the Incredes had been in the | Asia" and the Far East of nature of 80 per cent,' but ex- | the Food and Agriculturs? changes between" Industrialised Organisilon which, a ¿pened and under-developed countries here on Monday, by the Aus had only been some 40 por cent, tralian Ambasador to the Phi- This disparity, pakt Wingas, Ippinen Mr K.

Who Is Shann would have to be examined leader of the Australian, dolega- particularly seriously.

tion to the conferefice The fact that most of the He proposed that the confer under-developed countries hadence includo in the final report

not been able to appropriate a commentations based on the

comporsiyle hare of the

work, prospery was part

récognition of tho importance

archi “work, directed to the

imenta of the región/"

confarebes

A movement by the inbour

unions to abolish the recruiters came to a head last May when a stovedere was beaten to death for refusing to by a recruiter

**co-operate."

Madrid, Det, 11. General Hans Speidel, the of the Commander-in-Chief new West German army, arrived in Madrid by air today to meet Spanish army chiefs, it was learned from a reliable source.

It was believed that the gen- cral would spend only a very Madrid and brief period in would leave for Lisbon either this evening or tomorrow morn- ing at the latest,-France-

Presse.

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