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Paris, May 6.

Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lai in an interview quoted by the Moscow radio said that unity of the Socialist world, directed by the Soviet Union, "is a serious guarantee of world peace."

Mr Chou was speaking to the Soviet press and radio correspondents accredited in Peking, the radio said.

The Chinese Communist tries dependent to the United Premier admitted that "relations | Statis, into comtries half-

certain between

Socialist occupied by the United States. countries have not been entirely "The United States in trying the to reach this' goal under normal in the past"

banner of anti-Sovietism and But in recent months, relations | anti-Communism." between the countries of the Socialist camp had become better and stronger, he added.

Same Opinions

do not

Mr Chou said. "We believe that all Soctulisi countries should have 100 per rent the same opinions questions.

on all

"That may not be possible

within the 13:01

of a Fonks single party. But on fundemcatal questions we are agreed, our upinions are lentical. We have the same goal and the same ideas."

He continued, "We all have a conception

Marxint- of the Leninist world, but clearly within each country there are particularities."

the

Mr Chou strangly attacked

iri States polley United Middle East and the Elsenhower Doctrine which, he said "is only a colonialist regime with bigger camouflage than the Bri- tish and French systems had."

Speaking of last week's Atlan. tic pact Council meeting Bon, Mr Chou again attacked United States polley,

The six-nation European Common Market Treaty was expected to be examined in relation to the Gen-nations eral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and to come under

Indian criticism from Japanese and business leaders at a group meeting of the Inter- national Chamber of Commerce Congress here to

morrow.

severe

SCARCITY OF FOOD IN INDIA

Pretext

He also voiced approval for the latest Soviet disarmamen: proposals and called for the outlawing of nucleer weapone and nucicar weapons tests. France-PresIE.

ACTRESS SAYS BULGANIN 'VERY NICE'

Moscow, May 6.

A group of 18 American television actresses who are touring the Soviet Union found Premier Nikolai Bul- ganin "very nice" and De- Minister Marshal fence Georgi Zhukov "very in- teresting."

Spokesman for the actresses is

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leaders,

She has impressed her Soviet hosts with her energy, wit and elegance.

He sald the United States

The actresses were Western

received wanted to equip the forces, with atomile arms under in the Kremin last Saturday the fallacious pretext of their by Bulganin who, replying to Burns' questions, urged security, while in reality it is Miss secking to hitch the Western that women should work toward beller East-West understanding. to the American

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Madame Ekaterin sents the highest form of Furizeva, whose numerous titles political control."

include that of member candi- "The He continued,

United date of the Presidium States does not only want 10 Communist Forty's Central The 10th World Congress of take the colonies of other couns Committee. the International Chamber of tries but is trying to transform Commerce, which opened here independent countries into coun- today attended by businessmen from 40 nations, takes as is theme "New Facton of Economie Progress."

M. Reno Sergent, Director- General of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation (OEEC) arrived here tonight from Paris to attend tomorrow's debate on the progress of the European economic commurity,

"Mr

Boring And Lifeless Broadcasts

New Delhi, May 6. The Food Minister, Mr A, F. Jain, today blamed the Suez crisis and political developments in international affairs for the present food scarcity in India.

He said most reports of the scarcity were a "bit exaggerated" but he admitted that several was also due to speak at this Pravda States, including the Communist group meeting. stronghold of Bengal, were

affected.

'Mr Jain sold India would need 150,000 tons of wheat for five months to help overcome the shortage. He said India this year imported 1,130,000 tons of food to date and would continue to Import food to augment home production--Unlted Press,

Peace Partisans

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Moscow, May 4, The Chairman of the Soviet Peace Defence Committee, N. S. Tikhonov,

invited tus of Japanese Peace delegation partisans to vialt Soviet Union, Tass, the Soylet News Agency, sold to duy.

Eric Wyndham' White, Secretary of the Customs Union,

Executive International

of the

Miss Burns said she intenda on relum to the United States Dronete Soviet-American student exchanges.

to

Miss Burns impressed on- lookers when she appeared # Moscow's select "Aragvi" Restaurant wearing a delicately- flowered Parisian hat,

A Chinese tourist anxiously pointed to the hat and asked, "Do you prefer Capitalism or Socialism," Miss Burns replied that she liked all human beings whatever their colour, religion

or polities.

London, May 6.

The group left for the United The Moscow newspaper

today

attacked States today by way of Prague,

Vienna, Madrid and Paris, "boring and lifeless_broad-France-Presse. casts" by the Russian | radios and told them ts the legal relationship between work against "monotony

RELATIONSHIP

He was expected to outline

the European Common Market and mere hack work". Treaty, signed in Rome last

March, and the principles of In an editorial broadcast by Gatt, which is a multi-lateral Muscow Radio, Prayda criticizea the Ministries of Communfea- customs tmien,

tions and of Radio Engineering Observers have said he would for not giving the necry refer to number of funda- attention to the adoption and mental quistions arising out development of new radio equlp- of the treaty which "mightment. conflict with the terms of Gatt. Tomorrow is Radio Day in

Russia.

the

Prominent ainand thuso was

association proposed

territories with OVERSEAS Common Market Area,

of

of

the

Pravda said that the Russian radion were heard by many millions of people and that they were very popular in foreign countries.

Mr Joseph Steel, leader of the British delegation to the Co- It added: "The rate at which tress, was expected to refer to radio is being introduced is very the proposed Free Trade Arda, unsatisfactory, especially in the

which Britain

aRostoy, Kamensk and Chelru- will be member, at tomorrow's meeting. binak regions. Feople living in

The Japanes

anese Government has a number of places far from In la telegram addressed to Mr Yusul, General Secretary of expressed apprehension at the Moscow, particularly in the Far East have justinbly complain- evolution of the Japanese. Council

e of the poor audiblilty of some for gradua! Prohibition of Atom

and European contante community; radio broadcasts.

They feel that this regional **Listeners

expressing Hydrogen weapons, he said that the Soviet Fence Defence Cun-trade agreement will be unduly justifiable dissatisfaction mittee warmly

supports discriminatory against a cour the content of may radio and

prograntines," Japanese efforts to reach entry at high industrialisation like television

Pruvda-United Press. Sgreement on discontinuation et Japen-Reuter.

on

| nuclear tests, the first step to-

wardis J complete bon weapons of mass destruction,

The Japanese delegation, which the Japanese council plans to send to the Soviet Union, United States and Britain" šei connection with putting an end to atom tests, will be welcomed in the Soviet Union and will find the full support or the Soviet Ponce Defence Compitiee.

Mr Tikhonov expressed Boylet approved for forming 'j prepatu" tory committee for mn inter. inational conference on prohibi- tion alom and hydrogen weapons to be held in Tokyo and" said the Sovint committee. will send its reprosentptive sp

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