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HUNGÁRIAN MINISTER

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VIEWS

Discusses Events With Nehru

Duesseldorf, Dec. 27.

Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, and Dr Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor, discussed events in the Middle

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East and Central Europe during an 80 TO-MORROW! "YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY minutes meeting at the airport here today.

Dr Adenauer "anid afterwards that the talk showed the two statesmen's views were in agree- ment and 'ho would welcome further opportunities for such exchange with Mr Nehru in the future,

said he

The Indian Premier would be very hapny to meet Dr Adenauer from time to time. Mr Nehru met the Chancellor during a stopover an his flight hom: from: London to New Delhi.

Significant

Diplomatic observers con- aldered it significant that Dr Adenauer stressed his wish to continue exchanges of view with Mr Nehru. Events in the Middle East and Hungary have can- vinced Dr Adonauer that new opportunities can be expected for progress in East-West rela- tlops, they added.

Twice in the past few days the Chancellor has referred to the movement which is stirring up the formerly rigid interna tional fronts and in his Christ- mas message he said he hoped this might bring German re-

Horvath, Foreign Minister of the Kadar regime in Hungary, is interviewed in London following his arrival from New York en route to Budapest, Meanwhile, a decree was published In Budapest allowing pollos to impetion

unification within reach, up to six months any Hungariana "who without trial for threaten public safety and production."—Express Photo.

Home Comforts

At South Pole

McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, Dec. 27. Eight Navy Seabees who spent a month at the South Pole said today they had all the com- forts of home including hot showers, laundry facilities, telephone service to the United States and speedy air mail deliveries,

Until now Dr Adenauer has

always advocated a policy of strength through the NATO | alliance as the only one offering hopes of progress towards re- unification.

Observers consider that the apparent change in his views makes him more receptive thon at any me in the past for the ideas of Mr Nehru on the possibilities of lessening Inter- nafiorial tension.

NATO Support

Foreign Aid Investigators

Depart

Washington, Dec. 27.

A seven-man delegation, In- cluding four members of Pro- sident Eisenhower's Citizens Ad-

on the

Visory Committee left here to- day by air for Madrid Arst leg of a round-the-world 18 countries flight to see how were spending United States Foreign aid finds.

Mr

Benjamin

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at first hand the effectiveness of what our country has done in the field of foreign assistance."

The Committee has been ask- ed to report to Mr Elsenhower by March 1 on their Anding and on any possible changes foreign fid plans,—Reuter,

Moroccan Gets Life For Murder

Meknes, Dec. 27,

in

A Moroccan military court today sentenced AH Ben Laboen, a Moroccan, to life imprison ment with hard labour for the murder of two Europeans dur- the 33.

West Germany is expected 19 continue her policy of whole- hearted support to NATO, but also on the watch for new oping riots in Meknes last October

Dr Adenauer has said that he is

1wo

portunities grising from present world situation.

Another Moroccan, Ahmed present at a very high level in Ben Driss, was sentenced to five West Germany and the great years' imprisonment for arsen interest ho arouses here was and violent robbery, and ademonstrated by the large crowd others to three years and six which walted in snow and slush years respectively, for falling to They said come of the heavier cut by an ley wind to catch a

Inform the police of the identity equipment, plunged down some | gumpar of him at the airport. — of criminals, 20 feet into the snow.

Reuter

The Scaboes were members of snow & face was "well-packed" Mr Nehru's standing is the Naval construction ¡cam down

a few Inchos, but building the scientifle base al underneath was of a sugary the South Pole, The base is to composition. He added it was be used in connection with the "iku walking around International Geophysical year. sugar bowl,”

Temperature Range

"We didn't have to rough it," the Seabees told reporters,

Construction of the base was far ahead of schedule. I had been estimated that the job would take until January 18, The Seabees said the base already has virtually completed,

The men said temperatures ranged between Bve degrees below zero and five above with a high of 16 degrees above zero (Fahrenheit).

were

The effects of living and working on the 10,000-foot high plateau were negligible.

The Seabres

acclimatised within a few days, they said.

One man said their toughest job, was recovering material dropped from aircraft,

LOCUST SURVEY

IN INDIA

Tho

Washington, Dec. 27.

Locusts and helicopters tered the diplomatic picture in Washington foday as Indian Am baseador, Mr G. Mehta, sade n survey of the Dowoble LUNES, OF ballcopters for pest control affected regions in his country,

The Ambasador, accompanied P.C, Brigadier General madadian Military Attache, KUS Army helicopters for half-hour fight over, the Washington area in winter weather.

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The flight was arranged in line with research being carried out by the Indian authorities on the use of helicopters as a means of fighting the ravages by focusts, which cruso untold crop lose in vast agricultural regions of the sub-d

-continent. France-Presso)

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The Seabee had no construc- five tion problems in erecting permament buildings and two

temporary structures which Chinese Mission will be incorporated In the completed base

All buildinga bave electrio power and plumbing facilities and virtually completed.

Snow Tunnels

The buildings will be con nected by snow tunnels to por mit unhampered operations after the heavy snow comes.

To Pakistan

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The attorneys for the defence were: a Frenchman, on Al- gertan and A Jew-France- Pressc.

Canalisation Of Moselle

over-

Lahore, Dec. 27. Chinese Premier, "Chou En- jal, said in Laboré today that hac would Band P technical

Luxembourg, Dec. 27. the

Luxembourg's Parliament to.; mission to Pakistan since Chinese could learn a great night approved by an deal from Pakistani techniques, whelming majority the Franco

Chou visited a Pakistani en- | German project for the can The Beabees sald one of the gineering factory and said healisation of river Moselle,

Voting was much impressed by the

Woa 41, for, three mates they left behind talked to was hia wife in

and and abstention. Marthas Vineyard high sklil level of the workers

produc. M. Joseph Bech, the Premier Mussachusetts, 9,000 miles away and the standard of

and Foreign Minister, told the Eve Thomas F. tion, the team's radio Montgomer

House that the implementation operator, was hooked up with

of the canalisation scheme will the telephone system In the

tighten bonds between France, United States through a ham

Germany and Luxembourg," radio operator-United Prema.

Reuter,

on

Christm

The Punjab Union of Journa- lists today also held a recep tion for the Chinese Journalists accompanying the Government

loaderFrance-Presse.

Anglo-Malayan Loan Talks

London, Dec. 27. TALKS opened today between

the

a delegation from the Foderation of Malaya,, letź, bỹ Finance Minister, Colonel H.S. Lee, and 11 British represen tatives, headed by

Minister of State for the Colonies, Mr John McClay, on possibilities of a British loan of about £90,000,000 for Malaya. The tales started with a general runvoy, including a review of

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British agreement on the loan

is believed to be conditionni on Malaya's expansion of its armed forces." Last week "Britain agreed to keep British troops in Malaya to fight the

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