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THE · CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957.

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Peking, Sept. 25. China foreign trade is resuming its activi ties; this is the im- pression gathered in Peking among various trade delegations and businessmen from all .countries at present engaged in economic and trade discussions with different China foreign trade officials.

Surprised

They arrived in Peking with the impression that economic difficulties had led China to slow down the tempo of their imports of foreign goods. The vialtors have been pleasantly sur- prised to find that China seemed to have resumed its policy of foreign trade ex- pansion but, however, on totally different basis than in previous years.

There are at present in Pek- ing and in China four trado delegations, German, Japanese, French and Moroccan. Leading trade circles of Tunisia and Italy are also represented, to- gether with Swiss exporters.

A round-up of these delegn- tony

general impressions leads

to certain number of common observations which are interest- Ing clues of what may become China's foreign trade policy in the coming years.

Observations

First of these observa- Mona is the extensive knowledge of foreign markets! conditions and techniques no- quired these last three yesen by Chinese officials, who have become remarkabla debalerm and skilled negotiators.

The second observation the complete dis- appearance of political aspecia which for the past three years have dominated some of the agreements reached through long and protracted negotia- sions, sandwiched with slogans of peace and coexistence.

The third observation is that although 16 is still kept a aberet, The Chinese Government has drawn up the general principles on which It is going to build its economie policy for 1986 and perhapa for 1959.

Forclen trade officials ap- pear to know their possiblil- fles and the targets to be achieved through present ne- gotiations,

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Mrs Margaret Haud,`a`speciailst DB Beddha figures, polishes a targo Japanese Buddha of solid ensi brongo and daling from 1550 at the sixth Kensington Antique Dealers' Fair in the Town Hall, Kensington, London. The Fair has some 10,000 exhibits totalling £200,000 in value.-Router- photo.

Arkansas Officials

Shocked Over Eisenhower's Move

New York, Sept. 24, The United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Dag Hammarskjold, to day announced appoint- ment of a Secretariat Committee to study operations of the United Nations Emergency Force in the Middle East.

UN sources said this was the Arst formal step towards diaw- ing up plans for the eventual creation of what

Mir A Hammarskjold envisaged as flexible, stand-by United Na- Song Force.

The Secretariat Committee, the announcement said, is headed by Dr Ralph J. Buriche, the Nobel Peace Prize winning American nogro who is UN Under-Secretary. Members la- clude

Dobryniti, Mr Anatoly the Russian Under-Secretary, Mr Constantin Stavropoles, UN legal counsel, and Mr Bruce Turner, the New Zealander, who is UN Controller.

COMPREHENSIVE

Major Francisco

Cavalcanti,

one of the military advisors on UNEF will corve 39 A Con- milice consultant.

The Committee, which will report to the Secretary-Gen- eral from time to time," was directed to make a comprehen- |sive study and analaysis of the organisation and operation of all aspects of UNE and to ("draft texts of basle documents

....which might provide gull- ance for any future plans or efforts relating to a United Na-

tions Force."

Mr Hammarskjold' discussed his thinking on a UN Force at a press conference on Septem- bor 5. At that time, he said that the value of UNEF had been

Little Rock, Sept. 24. demonstrated and should be Arkansas officials reacted with shocked surprise preserved, for the future, ←

today to President Eisenhower's executive Reuter order bringing the state's National Guard

troops and planes under Federal control as a Widow Willed

result of the racial crisis.

"My god, has ho done that," | was the comment of Mr Claude Carpenter, one of the chief assistants to Mr Orval Faubus, the Governor.

CAN'T CONCEIVE

Mr Faubus hiraself Was scheduled to return to Little Hook Inter today in an Arkansas national guant plane one of those federalised by the Pre- sident's order.

The

Lieutenant-Governor, Mr Nathan Gordon, sald: can't conceive of anything ! can do if the President has taken that action."

China foreign trade officiais

Mr Faubus had reached Bir- have received detailed instruc- tions to get great financial in- mingham, Alabama, on his way dependence, mostly to be home from Georgia when news achieved through the creation of the President's order reached of open accounts inside finan- him

cial agreements.

Such a system will open the

door

far Miles

He quipped

to reporters:

be flying of the President's

to shurt term credit "Well, I'll guess I'll

to which Chinese home in one officials do not seem any more planes now." hostile. Finally helps to solve some difficult problens raised by the excess of Chinese exports over Imports with some leading European countries-- France-Presse.

Big Nato Armada Off

Turkey

Naples, Sept. 24.

LITTLE ROCK

He declined to say what he would do about the situation when he reached Little Rock.

The scene at Central High School here today wna in quiet contrast to yesterday's anil- Negro rioting. A relatively

KING FEISAL'S BRIDE-TO-BE

The announcement wis made recently in Bardad that King Feisal of Iraq is to KLIKTY sixteen-year - old Princess Faullet-daughter of Egyptian Prince Mehmed All And the Olteman Princess

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Photo shows the Princes Faxlich Keystone Photo.

subdued crowd of 200 white SIMILAR NOTE

men and women gathered in front of the school but no Negro, students attempted to enter,

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Canterbury, Sept. 24.

A wealthy widow's last wish brought death to nearly 200 animals and birds today.

A professional ploughierer and a veterinarian Anished the two-day job of killing two spaniels, three cats, four horses, 15 budgerigars, two helfers,! two bulls, 120 black sheep and assortment of pigs, rabbits, chickens, guinea fowl, geese andį ducks that had been owned by 71-year-old Mrs Gladys Prock- ter,

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LIVESTOCKS

Mrs Procketer, whose body was found in her 40-room man- alozi here on Saturday, hnd

ordered in her will that her pets and livestocks be destroyed, "Her Inst wish stema £ ferrible one," her sister, Mrs Christobel Taylor, said, "but it was her wish, and I must see that it is done."

An agent of the Royal Society to for Prevention of Cruelty

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it was done humanely-United Pross.

Social Work

Singapore, Sept. 24, An eight member Indonesian Singapore today on Uieir way to women's delegation flow through the United States for ▷ Gludy invitation of the

Paris, Sept 24. A French Foreign Ministry APRÁCERRIRFI sald here today The calm at the school today France had sent a note to the lour at the The American Sixth Fleet, was attributed to the absence of Soviet Union with exactly the State Department,

and to prompt staging the biggest display the Negroes

same text as the nato sent by in removing 11 Britain. of "United States Naval police action

trouble-makers—uine !power seen in the Mediter-suspected

ranson since World War men and two yeutha, all white,

China Mall Special, Two, today opened an 'amphibious exercise off western Turkey.

• The North Atlantic Treaty's southern Europe Command and 8,000 here sald 75 ships marines were taking part in the exercise, which assumes the conditions of atomic watíaro. ·

Ships and troops will spend the next five days training for amphibious "warfare to the Saros Bay area of the Tracian Peninsula of wortorn Takay north of the Dardanelles.

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Women's delegations to foreign countries to study social work-Reuter.

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