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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1957,

Atlantic Pact Warned

RUSSIAN POLICY MIXTURE ATOMIC PENCIL

OF BRUTALITY AND SMILING CO-EXISTENCE

Bonn, May 2.

RECOVERED

Bonn, May 2.

An "atomie pencil for which the British army organised a

Dearch for

five Barge-scalo weeks has been found neat an

fur from Army barracks, not where it was 10st, an army spokommen sald here today.

The West German Foreign Minister, Dr Heinrich von Brentano, today warned the Atlantic pact countries not to shaped like a large pencil, was be deluded by the Soviet policy, which he described as "a mixture of brutality and smiling co-existence.”

Brentano, addressing the wanted to avohi linking disarm-} afternoon session of the Naloameni too closely with the prob Council of Ministers, naid item ut Europent unity, would be "a fatal error to plin | desired by Russia, any internal or external weaken- ing of the Nalo on the basis of meaningleA promises"

USSR.

Meantime,

Apokesman

by the

Plueau sald That securly was of concern to a limited mumber of countries, while disarmament concerned a West

German the entire United Nations, The told

reporters that French Foreign Minister added

the foreign Masters of the that i would be dangerous 10 Atlanlle pået countries

disarma- arrived embark upon atome uniformity ment while setting site the at very extensive ot ylews in their analysis of question of conventional East-West relations in the first armament, day of the Council meeting here. SOVIET-WEST RELATIONS | iet, Halvard

The spokesm

Norwegian Foreign Mis- Lange, indicated

that he supported Pineau's re- sel the marks on the whole. Lange sald

foreign ministers of the

Union and

The

The radio-active object,

used by the armfy to irain froópe in the use of gelger counters-- instruments to measure radio- activity.---China Mail Special.

Film Producer And Journalists

In Cannes Flare-Up

Cannes, May 2.

- American producer Mike Todd threatened to

16 it was necessary to avoid both torpedo the official opening of the 10th annual Nate countries agreed on the a colamitous atomic conflict Cannes International Film Festival by withdraw-

und capituleli

Netherlands Foreign ing the inaugural film today as journalists warned Minister, Joseph Luns, urged

they might boycott the opening because of a mix- balance between conventional

and atomie wespons.

up over admission tickets. Injecting a note of pessimism into the meeting, Lune said he

be- way in which relations tween the Soviet other East European countries have developed and on the con- sequences of this development, The German spokesman said that except for some difference

in emphasis the views express was disturbed to And that

ed on this subject were identical. [existing Nala torees

In his speech to the Council, | adequate in deter or

von Brentano discussed Weat aggstun.

German relations with the So-

viet Union and the Soviet bloc.

LIBERATED

were not pulse

to

French Foreign Minister, Luns sold it had Christian Pineau, told the Council that France considered that the Nato would provide un

been hoped

adequate shield, but existing

the main defence problem was to maintain a balance between inadequacies made it impossible

conventional and atomie arms.

Pincou said there were two danger to avoid.

not

The danger that the West might

havo atomic arins at its dis- posal.

be

2. The danger that if conventional UTILS are abandoned, it might impossible to reply to at attack committed solely with conventional wca- DODEL

LIMITED NUMBER Pineau said the Nato would Lucur a great responsibility if it replied with atomic arms to an attack launched solely with con- ventional weapons.

He added that, on the other hand, if the Atlantic pact was incapable of replying forcefully to a conventional-type of attack, the result would be capitulo tion.

to be

very pleased with

the

result

The Netherlands

Minister warned

1146 in vent of aggression, "we would first be conquered liberated."

Foreign the

and then

Brilish Foreign

Secretary,

it was )^ true that his country sought to

Selwyn Lloyd, said

Britain

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New Soviet Industrial

Leader

Appointed

Minister of

ARLEN DAHL'S HUSBAND TESTIFIES

New York, May 2,

BROADWAY and Hollywood

atar Fernando Lamas said in Supreme Court toxy thaL SENIO of the

comporte pictures used by Columbia Pictures to advertise

recent movie starring his wife, Arich Dahl,

her mado

look Like prostitute.

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US LENDING

45 SHIPS

TO ALLIES

Washington, May 2.

The House Armed Services Committee today approved unanimously today a Bill to lend 45 ships

ships.

Two could be sent to Talwan and Thailand, and the other seven would be held in a pool for emergency assignment.

The tall, Handsome actor test. to United States Allies and to sell them four other

flod for his wife in her million dollar malt bgainst Columbia,

Admirti ASL Burke, Chief charging that the advertising of Naval Operations, sold the campaign for the lups would be taken from the wicked as they Come", wh US Reserve Fleet and used by "obene and jewd.”

friendly nationa for mining. anti-submarine warfare end es cort in the event of hostilities,

The Bill would authorise the foon of 45 destroyers, destroyer escorto, and submarines, an: the sale of threo destroyers and ono submarine.

Miss Dahl's attornay, Michael Halperin, showed Laimas some of the advertising material and asked him what impres sion they gave him. Looking at one of the composite ple- tures, the actor replied:

"I would have a believe that it

tendency to was a picture of a prostitute being kissed by aman, The picture is cheap, not in good taste."

NOW IN BED

he suld: of another exhibit,

"She is now in bed, She lo looking a way that is general- by the

way prostitutes look. These pictures are

In bad If my wife had posed taste. for them, I wouldn't be here." The journalists accredited 10 Lainas testiñed Miss Dahl be.

**emotionally came

upset" the Festival the largest in history--were told that only a when she learned of the ad-

vertising. fraction of them would be able to attend the opening late to- night, al which

"She is not what you call "Around the World in

hysterical

He said Todd's

person." 10 Days",

"She was solld, good-think- picture, will have its European premiere,

ing. Since then she has been upset, life has not been the

Tempers flared up Da the Festival authorities were asked te set aside about 500 pinces for Todd's guests, film industry per- sonalities and others, Icaving only a small quota for the jour- nalists.

Not Entered

the 11-

London, May 2.

Todd has virtually taken over The Soviet Union ap-

for the Cannes

arst day, al- give complete predominance to pointed Mikhail Pervukhin though his super-production is nuclear weapons.

entered in Machine not officially Lloyd said what

The annual competition. that any dication that it intends to being presented by Todd Instead any potential enemy nggression would be countered keep up its current in of by the Festival Committee it.

self, at his expense, a Lotal riposte. with a

dustrial drive, A Nato spokesman meantime

He was planning a ballet per- clarified Lloyd's remark at the

Mr Pervuihin, a first Depuly formanos, the West Premier

fireworks, barrage and a member of the balloons, live wild animals and a morning session that

was right to

base is policy on

Soviet leadership. was virtual Hollywood carnival to deter:ence of nggression,

The op

named to the new post by the said that Lloyd Frestulum

the USSR ballyhoo his him, spokesman wanted

make it

clear that Supreme Soviet today, a Moscow Todd invited such notables as broadcast heard here Shape Commander, General the polley of deterrence should undo be carried out with conventional

Latris Norstad and the Ameri- as well as nuclear arms,

can Ambassador to France, Mr Amory Houghton, to Ay Cannes in chartered planes, but It

they was not certain

had

sought was to make it clear to Building today in an inaugural midnight supper gula is

to

said.

of

There was no indication that he had ceased to be a first de- july premier.

to

soine.

an

Lamas said it was his opinion the advertising campaign was sell to a "sexual approach more ticketa,"

"We are

over-emphasising sex too much in the movies." He said. "There have been a ict of complaints. It is cheapen- ing."--United Press.

FIVE SONS

Distribution

Nineteen of the 49 ships could Atlantic bo sent to the North

of Germany, Treaty nations Greece, Italy, Holland, Norway and Turkey,

Twenty-one could go to

Burkold the Navy bos ample ships in reserve to per-

mit this transfer. He said the Navy has 983 ships afloat today. and 120 destroyers, 58 sub- marines ond 150 destroyer escorts in reserve,

Under questioning by Com- mittee members, Burke said there was no plan to transfer either of the United States two to other atomic submarines nations under this Ball

He cald it would cost the US rebabilitate and $89,000,000 to

the old ships before, they

or loaned. The loans

Laun-American nailons of Bre Argentine, Brazil, Chile, Colom-would be for a five-year period, bla, Cuba, Peru, Uruguay and with a renewal clause.

The foreign nations will man and maintain them.

Venezuela

Black And White Churches

Capetown, May 2. The Minister for Native Affairs, Dr H.E. Verwoerd, said here that he was

that convinced

separate

"The loan of these ships will be an important contribution to the defence of the free world,” Burke said.

None For Spain

WAB slated

great

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Representallye Leon Gavli asked why Spain pot among the nationa to get the ships.

"Spain is one of our friends," he said. Naval bases there."

Burke agreed that Spain was |[BAYER]) "one of our best friends and she is contributing to the over- all security of the free world."

We have

churches for whites and he did not say why Spain was Do on the list, however-hit- Negroes were necessary,

ed Press.

Mr Verwoerd spoke last night in the House of Assembly when the Government forced closure

the on

third reading of the Native Laws Amendment Bill. clause for This Bill includes separate churches.

ensure

that

to

of the utmost "It is portance to South Africa

social in- is not allowed tegration

Verwoerd. Dr Possibility of the development of social integration by a

general

SONS develop,

ARRESTED

Rabat, May 2.

Government The Moroccan announced tonight that five sons of the late El Claoui, Pasha of Marrakesh, have been arrested for "anti-national" activities and that "administrative mea- sures" have been taken against them.

of

JUST AS DISASTROUS The French Foreign Minister said that Britain was right in

The British Foreign Secretary seeking to modernise its numTKY

that A war con- sad to make budgetary savings onsite, ed

with conventional wen- Mr Pervukhin's appointment accepted, by so doing. But he added that ducted

in a series of The Festival Palace seats such plan was possible only Pons would be just as disastrous was the latest

Government shuffles 1,500. Todd cancelled a special if the Nate powers proceeded as an atomic war, the spokes Soviet

men suid.

which apparently have been preview performance for jour-vealed with a joint transformation of The Council then their armed forces and

discussed aimed at stepping up the coun-nalists, suggested by the Festi- con- Middle East problems. The try's industrial production. val authorities. At 6 pm, the ducted joint studies of the prob-ministers decided not to make lem.

publle the proceedings of the

journalists said they might boy- cott the opening.. Turning to the disarmament | Mildille

discussionS. --~ East question, Pineau sald France France-Presse.

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ACROSS

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8 Land messuto (4).

8 Deserving (8).

11 Foo for

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à barrister's oor-

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18 Envelop (8).

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27 Disagrees (8).

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20 Spot, of refreshment (5).

· 21 Kornái

25 Clever (4)

23 Notion (4%

24 Pitcher (4);

THURSDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Father, 4 Pumpe.

7 End-anger, B. Unite: Bustio, 11 Trosted 13 Despise, 16 Mar rod, 18 Chess, 10 Advocate, 20. Poss, 21 Stress. Down 1 Fresh,

2 Heart; 2 Regrata, & Parts DIMINIRAP U SINGRz10 Suiperide, 18 Nendres, 13 Ducato, 14′10kg; 18 RAGE; 17 INGE.

LAGS BEHIND US

Nikita Krushchev

and other

The city of Cannes and the Soviet leaders have admitted

Festival Committee toki 4 hat Russian Industry ings be-

an alterapt hind American, but have said special meeting in

It will speedily catch up. Mr to iron out the squabble, A special press showing was be- Pervukhin's appointment was

morning-France-Presse.

taken here as an indication that ing prepared for early Friday Mr Kruahchev meant what he said.

Mr Pervukhin is one of five årst Deputy Premiers of the Soviet Union-the second dip- lanatic level after Mr Krushchev and Premier Nikola Bulganin. The others are the former

Permanent UN Force Urged

Minister, Vyacheslav lotov, old Holshevik Lazar Kaganovich, trade chief Anastas Mikoyan and the former plan- ning chier, Maxim Saburov

Washington, May 2. Mr Saburov was ousted from the

lawmakers his position, as heat of

proposed State Planning Commission last today that Congress go on year in another government record as favouring creation of Bhake-up-United Press,

permanent United Nations

1

Two

police force,

Such troops, similar to the Ike's Helicopters Will egne force on duty in the Cost $201,000 Middle East; would be used for obevrvation and patrol purpoets Washington, May 2. in world trouble spots, according President Elschhower's two to this proposal, helicopters, with Jecessary Representatives Peter Freling-

gald

10

mixture in clubs and institutions

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а

associatioris and welfare danger in South Africa," he said,

WELFARE WORK

Dr Verwoerd said he was in favour of welfare work among the hative people, but that work must be taken over creasing extent by the natives themselves.

to an in-

"It is now very clear that the The sons were part of a group Nationalist Party is prepared to 11 persone ertbjected to give the native leadership and to disciplinary action, an Interior maintain contact with him Ministry communiqua disclosed. Christian guardian and leader and to teach him to do things A Ministry investigation re-

Ho would be that "sizable financial for himself.

organisations, means had been mobilised and encouraged to calabish his own Lisod putraarily abroad, for welfare

"The Bill will not bring activities likely to jeopardise Cross and health services," he the security of the state," the sald, communique caid Franca- about clashes, but only

will "United Press, Presse.

Red

good.

INDIAN MUTINY

CELEBRATIONS

New Delhi, May 2.

The Indian Communist Party today called on all members to celebrate on May 10 the centenary of the Indian Mutiny.

Government, 01 tho Communist headquarters zaid | Indian there would be two-day cele- other hand, have decided not to brations here on May 10, the hold their main celebrations on day the Mutiny or revolt was May 10, but to commemorate the touched off by sepoys at Meerut, Indian Mutiny regarded as and on May 11the day the re-India's first independence strug- bols reached New Delhi from gle-on August 15, the 10th Meerut and proclaimed the last anniversary of India's Indepen-

emperor, Bahadur dence. Moghul Shah, as their leader.

In

The Prime Minister, Mr Nehru, The Communists will organise however, is to address a mass and meetings meeting here on May 10 and a his processioka

the main bizkar Chandni now history of the revolt writ- Chowk (ailver market) where ten by an Indian historian at the o tebels were hanged after the request of the Government will also be suct on that date, — The Congress Party and the Reuter.

pare parts, are costing a total huysen, Jr and A.B.J. Carnaham || British re-occupied Delhi, of

$201,000, the Air Force has introduced the proposal B dvised, Congress.

The contract Ogure compares with White House Press Secre tary James C. Hagerty's report on April 9 that the new air- craft would cost about $00,000 | each-United Press,

Congress. MK Frelinghuysen said the ethergency force had proved of real value in the Middle East and the United States, should take the lead in planning for a permanent forbe. -United Prodo,

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