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GERMAN FASHIONS GO ON SHOW -IN LONDON

A show of German fashions—London's Orat sines the end of the World War II -- Whs held last week at the Dorchester Hotel. It was presented by six members of the Society of Berlin Fashion Houses, Pleture shows a scene from the show. Among the audience is bespectacled German Ambassador to London Hate von Herwarth, pictured in front row. London Express Photo.

SEATO: MALAYA MUST DECIDE

Washington, Apr. 2.

The United States Becretary

HUNGARY ANGRY AT UN SNUB

No Precedent, Says Delegate

New York, Apr. 2.

Israel Disappointed With United States MRS MEIR'S VIEWS

Jerusalem, Apr. 2. ·

Mrs Golda Meir, Israeli Foreign Minister, to- day told the Israeli Parliament that what had happened recently in the Gaza strip was absolutely contrary to all promises given to İsrael,

Speaking on the occasion of the parliamentary debate on the budget of her ministry, Mrs Meir added: "We do not hide our disappointment at the fact that the United States did not use all its influence to prevent the situation from deteriorat- ing in Gaza, as is now the case with the return of] the Egyptians."

Mrs, Meir insisten upon the fact that navigation was free in the Gulf of Aqaba. She ex- pressed the hope that Isract's right of passage through the Suez Canel would shortly be recognised de facto as well a de jure.

The Israel Foreign Minister expressed the hope that the United Nations would take Arm stand towards the desire of belilgerence expressed many timen by Egyptian President, Gamal Abdel Nasser.

NO ANSWER

not

She suld that Israel had yet received an answer from the U.N. Secretary-General on this point.

In tho meantime, Egyptian leaders continued to lake an attitude, undisguised bellicose she said.

Mrs Meir said that Israel had categorically rejected any pro- posal or suggestion

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U.N. forces in Israel.

Israeli foreign To-morrow

She said the

based on three es-

Hungary today strongly protested against United policy was

senila) principles,

of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, Nations refusal to recognise the credentials of its defega- Bald today that Malaya would

itself have to decide if it want-tion and called it "a discriminatory procedure without ed to join the Southeast Asia precedent."

Treaty Organisation pact

when

it became an independent state next August,

a

A note verbale, which Mr Peter Mod, Hungarian perman ent representative addressed to The Secretary of Slate made the Secretary-General, Mr Dog Hammarskjold, sald that "to this comment when askod

cast doubt on the validity of the his press conference whether in

of his delegation the recent Anglo-American credentials"

to intervention talks in Bermuda there had amounted

matters which were essentially discussion

of Britain's

Laura within Hungary's domestic withdrawals

trom Malaya and

**** | Jurisdiction. it so what the United States would do to fill the vacuum.

been

Mr Dullen said there was no precise statement mode by Bri- lain as its intentions in regard to Maloyn

In

"It must be stated entegori- eally," he said, "that the events which took place in Hungary In October and November, 1956, did not lead to any change in the

order

the of The Secretary of State added constitutional that the general tople was dis-Hungariun People's Republic." cussed at the Scato Council meeting held recently in Can berra but that the situation bad

Two Nations

Not Taking

Part In Seato

Exercises

Singapore, Apr. 2. "The organe of state authori- Pakistan and the Philip Ly established by the Hungarian pines had been invited to Constitution oxiet not reached a form where they the actual Hungarian Govern- take part in the forthcoming

could study concrete measures to deal with it.

Of course Malays would be- come an independent state some Lime next August and the prob- icm of whether it would enter the pact and what its arrange ments would be with other countries would then have to be the Independent decided by government in Malaya.-Reuter.

NO REDS

Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 2.

unchanged:

not for

right of self-defenco in the Gulf of Aqaba and against

attacks coming from the Gaza region. That the United

nations would

and other

help to prevent

Stater

return

con-

to previous conditions. An appeal to the solence of the world, and particularly to the United Nations for the defence of Israel's rights, SANCTIONS USELESS

Israel ran its greatest diplo- matic danger at the end of Jana- sty when the country was threatened with both sanctions and a return to previous condi- tions, Mrs Meir sald.

Israeli diplomacy had made aware that the major powers sanctions would be useless and dan dangerous,

she added, Ma Meir praised the complete- and understanding ly friendly the attitude of France. She denied

had France

pressured this that

from the Israel to withdraw

ment,

elected by the Presi- Seato air-sea exercises but dential council of the People's apparently had Republic is the legal Govern forces available ment of the Hungarian People's particular series of man- Gaza strip Franco-Prease. Republic which exercises the

powers provided for by the oeuvres, constitution," Mr Mod said.

ہیں

IGNORANCE

on

a spokesman for the exercise planners said today.

The spokesman, Commander Any argument "connecting N. E. Machonald of Britain's Far the validity of the credentials East Naval station, said as for the Hungarian delegation as he was aware, there was no with the Hungarian Govern significance in the fact that only ment is based a complete Seato members would take part, All 53 countries that will be ignorance of the facts," he said.

We asked all eight," he said. "but it always depends on what invited to send representatives

He asked that the note be

ships or to Malaya for the independence distributed among the other 80 valiable at the time.

planes a nation has celebrations on August 31 are member states of the outside the Communist bloc, il

today-United i

was Prose.

learned

NEW PLEA TO HALT H-TESTS

REJECTED

London, Apr, 2.

until

Nations.-Reuter.

United

Eight Youths On Trial

Paris, Apr. 2. The fourth and last trial of Polish youths, accused of anti- governinent riots at Szczecin formerly Sicitin) Jast December opened in the city today, the Polish PAP news agency ported

ها

S'pore Group

MAY SPEND A DAY IN NEW DELHI

London, Apr. 2. "It would still be called a four Seato

The Singapore delegation to exercise if only nations took part, provided the the Anglo-Singapore constitu- organisation agreed."

tional conference may spend a Pakistan and the Philippines day in New Delhi as the guest had also been invited to send of the Indian Government while observers to the exercise, called on its way back to the island colony. well-informed "Astra" to be held in the South crown China Sea and gulf of Thailand from April 24 to May 2, but he did not know their decision yet. -Router.

On Their Way To Exercises

sources and today.

The all-party delegation of five led by Mr Lim Yew Hock, At Singapore's Chief Minister, expected to reach Singapore on Sunday, April 14.

The sources said that its cxact date of departure from Londo and detalls of its journey back were being arranged at present. -Reuler.

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Perth, Apr. 2. Liberal Party at a meeting street incidents, and attacking Flagship of the Australium today reaffirmed its view the prison, law courts and police feet, the carrier HMAS Mel- bourne and her destroyer escort that H-bomb tests should be headqueriors of the town,-

HMAS Warramunga are in postponed at least

Their lawyers have put in a

Karachi, Apr. 2. Fremantle on their way to more information was avail-plea for extenuating circum-

Mr James P. Richards, Presi dont Elsenhower's special envoy able as to the harmful stances, on the grounds that the South East waters for exercises.

defendants kept bad company On Wednesday they will

Sardar met Mr

Mohammed effects of the explosions,

Joined by the battle class Daud Khan, Afghan Prime

Tobruk and Anzac. The party was considering drink.

Minister, in Kabul today, accord- the latest reply of Mr Harold

A group of youths brought to Macmillan, the Prime Minister, trial in Szczecin yesterday for will exercise with other units of beard here. Mr Richards is in strategie command Kabul to explain details of to its representation that the similar offences received prison the Scatu

Commencing To-morrow Government should stop H-pentences varying from six and the Warramunga will join President Eisenhower's Middle

British Far East Beet East plan to the Afghan Govern- | "MOGAMBO” M-G-M Film bomb testa,

months to three years-France- the The Prime Minister, answer. Presse. Ing the party's last letter on this subject, on March 31, wrta that the genetic damage from radio

active due to fall out would

bo

Insignificant nuclear

explosions are

test continued at the

He Was Teafirma zetu.

a medical restarch council opinion,

Mr

Macmilibu's letter follow- ed correspondence that has been going on between him and the Laborals since their council in February pratad a resolution urging the dovernment to post- pone British nuclear tests in the Pacife "unill the United Nations speciai, scientifle. committoo re- ports on their danger.' China Mail Special.

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