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MACMILLAN'S 3 CONDITIONS British

Reply To Russia

On East-West

Summit Talks

By K. C. THALER

London, Feb. 9.

ference at Mont Tremblant Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Russia today he is "willing" to participate in a sum- mit conference, but only after thorough and adequate preparation.

teation to the changing pattern of trade, produc- tion and development

which presented new prob loms and new opportunities for Commonwealth coun- tries. The

delegates at Mont Tremblant agreed that

the was

most preser

asRess opportune time to these problems and oppor tunities, with particular reforance to measures for expansion of trade, pru- gress towards the common objective of freer

trade

and payments, the pro- gresa

and

.direction of

leas developed areas of the

Newspaper Snubbed

By Queen?

London, Feb. 9.

economic expansion in the The mass-circulation Daily Mail has been snubbed by

Commonwealth, and the

BourceN of capital

and

teclinical asistence

that

may aid in their develop- ment.

Also suggested for discussion wore the prospects and im-

for plications

Common- worlth

of countries

the European Economic Com- munity and the proposed free trade area.

Wide Field

WIDE fold in covered,

A but the major emphasis

Elizabeth

In a friendly personal letter 10 Sovict

Nikolai Premier Bulgania, Macmillan proposed a four-power Foreign Ministers meeting at an early date, as the best way in which to be- gin."'

be

Alternately Britain, would ready to make advance pro- parations through "confidential diplomatic channels," the bric! note stated. "We could agree to either method but of course we could not presume to speak for other governments.”

He

Without Delay

FUCHS

LEAVES

DEPOT

700

Wellington, Feb. 10.

Commonwealth Trans-

Antarctic

party left

MANCHESTER UNITED WINGER HAS RELAPSE

We're Not

Trying To Meet

INVESTIGATIONS INTO MUNICH AIR DISASTER CONTINUE Soekarno'

Munich, Feb. 9.

Dr Vivian Fachs's British A British European Airways air accident expert, Mr John Gibbs, was questioned here tonight about a report issued last night that the plane carrying the Manchester United football players probably did not leave the ground on Thursday because of iced-up wings.

Depot 700 today on the next leg of their journey to Scott Base.

The party made off on their

of New 200-mile trek reccmmpanied by Sir Edmund Hillary

in had down

the Zealand, who

Base du ing from Scott weekend after being delayed by bad weather.

A GUIDE

Sir Edring hea jolied Dr Fuchs's party to act as a guide. He made the journey between the Depot and Scott Base in the reverse direction before reaching the South Pole on January 8.

New

Depot 700 was established by

Edmund Hillary's Zealand party last December-

ho last of a line of depots es- tablished on the route from Scott Base.

proposed that detailed Sir Queen II because she objects to arrangements be made without delay through the diplomatic the way it covers the representatives i Moscow, a activities of nine-year-old soon os agreement to the method Prince Charles at his prepis reached. school, the Sunday Ex-

"Our people are anxious thai press reported today.

something concrete in the way The

should paper's editor,

agreement Gordon, wrote that the Daily achieved; my anxiety is that Mail had invited the Queen to their hopes should not be raised

Ideal Home only to be disappointed," its Annuel open. Exhibition later this year-and the Queen turned the idea down.

REJECTION.

John

He said the rejection of the

will undoubtedly revolve invitation broke a long" tra- round the freer trade pro- dilon and posal.

Che

We doubly barrassing for the Mail because

The Ideal solution would be this is the Exhibition's Golden

and

the progressive removal of Jubilee, all tariffa, quotas

And to add to the Dally the embarrassment, subsidies throughout the Mall's Commonwealth and Palace discloses quite frankly development in terms of a that the Quran has no other free capital market within engagement that day," Gordon the area.

wrote.

Gordon added that the Queen All countries face different

trade and economic prob-resents, it is said, newspaper activities round Prince Charles' st Cheam. Activities

lema. This applies especial school

ly to the newer Asian and which the Daily Mall has been African members of the the offender about whom there family of nations who have been most complaints."--- want capital for develop- ment but also want to get their Investment

goods

cx-

be

United Press.

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Manila, Feb. 10.

from the cheapest source in terms

of foreign change. This at the moment does not neces-

A leper on a 20-day leave of sarily mean one of the Commonwealth countries. absence yesterday killed a wine, Before the ideal

vendor who refused to sell him a drink in Hollo city, Central these problems Philippines. achieved. have to be resolved, easy task but a long-range of a leprosarium in the province, The enraged loper, an inmate 'objective at which the fell on the vendor with a knife coming conference dele- and also injured two others. gates can set their sights. France-Presse.

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SATISFIED

Washington, Fok.¡9, AUS State Department

spokesman

today that ", whole", the United States was natia- fied with British Prime Miniator Harold Mac. millan's reply to Marshal Bulganin's letter "parti cularly as it called for adequate preparation for A summit conference."

Router.

be

"It ought to be possible for us lo have a useful meeting and to obtain positive results" if each side recognises the other side's strong interest in the preserva- tion of peace, Macmillan stated.

which

think

In these depots are 42 drums of fuel, 300 days' supplies of food, almost 100 gallons of kerosene, and oil supplies

Each depol, has been located astronomical accurately. by

xes, and each of them has an indicating line of 10 snow cairns, six feet high, and sur- mounted by ',fings, ··

POLAR WINTER-

is meing ngainat, Dr. Fuchs time to beat the onset of the polar winter which starts about the end or February, or the beginning of MarchWhet the New Zealand vessel Endeavour will have to leave McMurdo Sound.

Sir Edmund Hillary took 32 cover the route from days to Scott Base to Depot 700, but Dr Fuchs with his heavier equip-

to ment is exported

cut this considerably.--Reuter.

Scientists Return

From Russia

"I should be willing to parti-

Vienna, Feb. 9. · cipate in a meeting of heads of Two Austrians word among governments

a group of Gorman scion- tists who returned from must be preceded by adequate Lola preparations," Macmillan

Union Bulganin in his letter released the Soviet

last

day. by the Foreign Ofoe here to-

The Points

He listed three main condi- tions for an Enst-West summit meeting:

There must be in advance of the meeting broad agree. ment on the nature and order of the agends;

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Participants to make practi- cal progress toward a settle ment of the differences be tween East and West;

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G spedito Essuie

"Otherwise, we should run

・・ wook, 'it 'wat learned høre

today.

They are Dr Werner Busch beck, a high frequency expert, and Josef Eltzenberger, englater.

an

QUAKE IN NORFOLK

Sculthorpe, Feb. 10. Parts of North Norfolk word shaken by a trom- bling and noise of vibra tipen late last night which A spokesman at the United State Air Force basO here attri buted to an "earthquake,"

The spokesman said that reports showed that an covering. Ipswich, Yarmouth and King

Lynn was affected. "It asems to have been

folt

the severaly In

he Kings Lynn area," added.

i

reporter telephoned from Fakantam, Norfolk, "the vibration

Worb quite sovero and lasted for about; two second it shook the whole place."

Reuter?

Uprising In

E. Germany

Possible

Says Brandt

The report was issued by the West German Transport Minis- try.

Twenty-one people were kill- ed in the crash, seven of them United players. They wero re- turning in the, plane-chartered from

BEA-after a European Cup match against Red Stor, the Belgrade team,

Unusual

Mr Gibbs said asuing such a preliminary report was an un- usual procedure.

not

He said the investigation was going on and would probably Do completed for four weeks.

and A BEA representative representative of the British Ministry of Transport, and Civil Aviation would co-operate

at the inquiry, which was the responsibility of the West Ger man authorities.

Mr Gibbs, asked about the possibility of

of ice having formed on the wings, and: "Had there been ice forming on the wings од the larmae the aircraft would not have -gone.

"One of the possible

ca503

of the accident is feing on the

|wingeteriorated

La demere were

Doctors and nurses

on an all-night vigil tonight be. Elde' tho' hospital bed of Captain Kenneth Gordon Rayment, co- plot of the aircraft,

"Captalis Rayment's condition has deteriorated steadily today end I don't know whether he will last through the night," Dr Virich Handfest, senior doctor on duty at the Rechts Der Isar Kospital said late tonight.

י:

Cargo Ship Seized

Singapore, Feb. 10., The Managing Director

of the Straits Steam-

ship Company, Mr H. W. McNeill, said Tokyo, Feb. 10. Indonesian rebel military

tonight one of his com- leaders today laughed off pany's ships had been reports that they word seized at sea by an trying to meet President

Indonesian gunboat. Soekarno to discuss The British ship was the

purge of pro-Communist elements in the Djakarta Government.

The rebel mission led by Licut-Col Ventje Summal Mali- Lary Commander for East In- donesia, said through a spokes- man: "There is no truth in the report"

SPECULATION

Speculation on D secret rendezvous between Sockando and Sumual began circulating when the three-member mission disappeared from their hotel in Tokyo on Saturday and did not return until Sunday night.

"We were taking a weekend rest la 1le," Major Pantouw, official spokesman for the group said. It is a hot spring resert 60 miles south of Tokyo.

rpent

President Soekarno Saturday and Sunday nights in the former Japanese capital of Kyoto, a good six hours away from Ito by train.

"We did not go to Kyoto anywhere near "Pantouw lu Bisted.-United Frese

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622-ton Segamat, ' which was bringing a cargo of paraffin wax from Palem- bang, southern Sumstra, to Singapore.

A Signal

The seizure took place at about 0 can, bỏ val. He did not know whether t was Iriside oF outside territorial waters, He said his company had re- ceived • *aign=l: from ; the master of the Segamat shortly after nine.

11 read: "Stopped by Indonesian runbost, which was swobrilag 盛宴 to Tanjong Pinang” ( government checkpoint on the Bumatran const).

Eight Years

Asked whether he had reported the sigual to the Royal Navy, Mr. MoNeill ›ssidi, "I`will not comment "beyond saying I have gone to the appropriate

· authorities,”

Mr. MoNeill, asid be

he, could not understand the cigare "We have boda tunning a

viós between Singapore, and the Standard. Vacuum ins stallations at Palumbong · for the last eight years."; he, mid- Indonesian authori (jew know our company does not deal, in the paster trailers

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*** andrtake, and the beramas will

be released

Biggest

Mr MoNelwald the Begamat

inċident would 'not sifeet the movements of other compally ships.'

Washington, Feb. 9, Commerce Secretary Sin-

chair --Weeks predicted The Stralle Steamship Cont

pany is one of the bigges), today that unemployment

coastal traders in "Malayan would climb to five

and 'Indonesian watora, A million this month, the highest since 1941. "In his case it is a question of

However, Weeks predicted the hours. If he lasts through the

rumbar of Jobless right well I don't know.

immediately begin to decline Dr Handfest said John Berry and the current business slump Manchester United winger, was would end by May or June.

The Secretary's unemploy "Berry seemed

ment predletion topped the find a serious re- 500,000 workers on a predicilon proving for some time at first,

by lapse and right now he is still made

James P. Mitchell on in a coma."..

30. Unemployment reached

the next most severe cese.

to

bo im-

would

by

Labour SCCTLY

A Navy, spokesman said no report of a seizure, had been received by the Navy --Bet- ter.

King Feisal

Washington, Feb. 9. Willy Brandt, Mayor of West Berlin, said “ today the reunification of Ger- many is not an Isolated

Amman, Feb, 0. German problem hut resta

Iraq's King Foked will visit. on Big Power agreements The other three survivors who 3,400,000 in

000 in December, the Jordan within the next two in the cold-war between until today were stated to be

Unemployment In 1941 to here today. East and West..

Duncan Edwards, Team Mana tollet 5,500,000-9.9 per cent of The Iraqi King's visit is in ger Matt Busby and sportswriter

total work force connection with the recent pro-- of a Frank Taylor, were said to be the nation's

of King Hussein of Germany migh be not in acute danger of dying. Unemployment of five million posal

now would be about 8.8 per Jordan, for a Foderation be- mit talks," but he held out little

cent-also the highest per- tween the kingdomá ́of 'Jordan,

Imq and Saudi Arabla hope the problem would head

centage of unemployment since 1941. United Press.

Franco-Presse. the agenda on any such future!

Brandt said the issue divided

worked out "at so called, sum-

Dr Buschbeck said that he was pley, forcibly taken to the Soviet

on the danger list, International highest since the 1040 recession, days, authoritative sources sald

Comfortable

Dr Handfest stressed the word "acute."

Dr Handfest said, "I would Turning to East Germany, still class them as critical, to say Union in 1946. He was treated Brandt said the recent ouster of more "very well," was allowed to take three top Communist party off- The other eight survivors his family along, but was always civis, is only another example still in the Isar. Hospital were

under "strictest guard."

Both mon refused to give any of the ideological crisis" faced slated to be comfortable and detalls about their work in the by Communism in Europe.

un gulto convinced there will Soviet Union-Reuter.

fellow other algns of this crisis lo sald,

Japan's Tanker Industry

Southampton, Jan, 0.

GOMULKA-LIKE

uy most of the sleep.

They are International Jeste Mrs Eleznor Blanchflower, Miklos, wife of the travel agent, who aranized United's trip to Belgrade, goale Ray Wood, inside-forward · Boyby Charlion, wingers Ken Morgans Brandt said the three purged and Albert Scanlon, Con Lee- the risk of a fruitless meeting Lord Geddes, tanker adviser Party officials were looking for forward Dennis Violet, and Mr Bolution" to Nebojsha Tomasovic, of the which might make matters to the Peninsular and Oriental a "Gomulka-like worse and not belter", he add group, sald today at the end of the iron-fsted Stalinat line laid staff of the Yumelay Embassy ed, recalling the Geneva sum-his world tour that Japan was down by East German Party in London--Reuter, mit parley of 1955.

building very large and very Macmillan warned bluntly of good tankers at prices the "considerable gulf between appeared to be considerably attempt to play upon "nation East and West on a number of lower than in Britain or on the alam in Germany" by per- problems.

Continent,

mitting East Germany to formula- To tell the reason for it was late policies of its own would not diincult · but it was not that lead toward an alternative Coran Japan's tanker construction was munist group" but toward West inferior,

Unrealistic

To ignore or minimise this would be unrealistic and there- fore in the long run unhelpful

which

Lord Goddes emphaileed he had not been to Japan with an to the end, that we bave in intrest in buying but merely to vlow This is the reason why I see the general ship-building

Wituation.---United Press. attach such importance to ado-: "quate preparation."

The note left open the com- position of the projected sum- alt conference, the question of #t timing and the place of the meeting.

boss Walter Ulbricht

He pointed cut that any Red SOS Message

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Geramby,

Brest, Feb. 9. A British tanker tonight sont SOS message, stating that was in trouble off Lisbon. The messige, monitored by the Brest Harbour ratio station, Stanhope Ho. said, however, a full scale came -from the

Company's 10,720- tanker. “Stanwell”, uprising, in East Germany "is Stoomahip possible, but not likely ton United Press. -

Franco-Premo,

LABOUR SPEAKS IF ELECTED

Glasgow, Feb.-9.j selfati'n "" mans". Labour (ruvaru

Endent, will, ri-nationaliser, #hd/ from,and sleol industry at the first; Dig - tank, 's Eabour: SRBIJ ber of Parliament, 2tr Altrid Robes Jaka Tabour Party

But he hinted that the sum mit moeting need not ciecessärity be limited to the four power,

Endorsing the Presiden!", wogenations to". Brilganin, or January 12, the joto emphasised that they must clearly be com sidered further to the prepara tion of an agenda for a mooting Fusa lested them last week Road – framiperi, wena's los” be

Mr. Robens, &* former-Minister -ot, Fusi and Power, mid täsi axiphaticallyl and wildest,hadow of doubt". 18'would be the Bres function fot. pubilo ownership to tako

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