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- By HAROLD KING

Colombey-Les-Doux-Eglises, Sept. 14, General Charles de Gaulle and the West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adon- auer, the two “strong men" of Western Europe, met hare today for the first time in their lives.

Two Men

Extremely

Satisfied'

Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises,

Sept. 14.

their talks here today, a French spokesman sald.

It was at a family lunchoon given by the French Prime Minister at his modest country kome, La Boisserie,

Great Importance wis nt-

in France tached, both

anti Germany, to the meeting of the two statesmen, who have excep- tlonally strong positions in their respective countries, but who represent somewhat different tendencles In European polley.

Reconciliation

Dr Adenauer fyour. Franco-

reconciliation impie Gennan General de Gaulle and Drmented by the creation of a Konrad Adenauer de supra-llenal community in- chired themselves "ex-xide Europe--the six-lon tremely satisfied" with Common Market community.

General de Gaulle believes mt effective co-operation must

based bc

healthy The French and German nationalism and ол close Piling Ministers discussed CONTREL between the leaders world problems "Ireely and of the allons, rather than DI cordially and were In under- upra national Institutions slabding uboul them,

theoretically would spokesman auld,

have powers overriding those of the individual national governments,

lake

which

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on

A communique Issued tonight at the General's coun- try house where the two -salesmen-hnd-net-for-the-first shortly after Hoon having

all morning from Baden-Baden in West Germany.

Dr Adenauer arrived here! that molored Luno said: "We believe former hostility is finished once and for all and that French- men and Germans are called to live in agreement and work side by side."

Conviction

The communique added: "We have the conviction that cle the co-operation between

Federal German Republic and the French Republic is the husls of all constructive work Europe.

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Behind him in Germany was public and press suspicious of the new France represented by General de Gaulle,

Firat contact between French and German states- men was distinctly cordial, French witnesses said,

French Family

The Chancellor found himsel plunged into a genuine French family atmosphere, with General And

"I contributes to strengthen Gaulle,

ing the Atlantic Alliance and is

Indispensable to the work."

The two statesmen said: "We belleve that this co-operation must be organised and at the same time include the olher in- ons of Western Europe with which our two countries. have close inks.

Madame

The General's son.

Paik Meets Templer

In discussion over a globe of the world at the War Office in London recently are Field-Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and General Sun Yup Paik, Chief of Staff of the Korean Army. Reuterphoto.

FIVE CHILDREN DIE IN

OTTAWA FIRE

By JOHN VIRTUE

Ottawa, Sept. 14.

Lieutenant-Commander Philope The death toll rose today to six-Including four

of

de Gaulle and his two young children, forming the bulk the guests at table.

The

only ociala present were, 011 the German side, Herr Gruither Bachmann, the Chancellor's principal private secretary. And on the French side, Colonel Gaston de Bon. General's Alde-De-

We desire that this Co- operation should exercise itselfneval, the

Camp, and M. Jean-Marc to the advantage of all the Boegier, the General's diploina. peoples in the field of the great the adviser. problems of the world."

"We wish this

to exten

Afier coffee and a stroll roun co-operation the small park surrounding the to the greatest pos-house, the twa statesmen settled sible number European down to a serious pofitical dis- cussion in the presence only of

slates," Reuter,

of

INDEPENDENCE WANTED

BY NIGERIANS

Lagas, Sept. 14.

a single interpreter.

Main Object

The main object of General de Gaulle's Invitation to the German Chanceller to meet him personally to dissipate the Icars and prejudlees about future French policy in German official and press ctrales.

Diplomalle officials on both Rides expressed the view that be

policy decisions would

fluken on this occasion

the

two

statesmen

Com-

Nigeria's Fedoral Prime Min- istor Alhaji Abubakar

I was thought that subjects Tafawa Balewa confirmed ikely to come up for discussion today that Nigerian dole-between gatos to the constitutional would be the European

In mon Maritet treaty, the question conference

of Atomic krmement, Rpd London on Sept. 29, will Algeria. Reuter press for independence in April, 1960,

opening

In a broadcast in Lagos to- night on the eve of his de parture for London, the Prime Minister said:

"In spite of the differences the de. in polical outlook, legates have one common bond the a burning wish to see Federation achieve indopen- dence In April, 1000."

He added: Te national Kovernment Intends to seck freedom. Freedom is our birth right and we shall clalm It" U.P.I.

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A spokesman said that nickel throme filaments in the renting unit were directly exposed to quid in the pot and this would be dangerous to injang whose hand might touch the liquid

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Rat Poison

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India's Lions

Ahmedabad, Sept. 14. Cattle-breeders are reported to have killed 28 of India's rare and vanlaking lions with rat polson.

Pestered by mosquitoes fol- lowing heavy rains in their sanctuary in the jungle, the lions moved out and begun preying on cattle.

Breeders, who are not allowed to shoot them because of a ban designed to preserve the lions, sprayed rat poison on the car- cuscs of cattle killed by the lons. The ions returned to cat their prey, and are killed.

Indian Hons, the last in Asia,

umber in all only about 800,- China Mail Special.

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young sisters and their five-year-old playmate -in a mid-afternoon fire which gutted a three- storey brick rooming house. in Öttawa yester- day.

IT WAS THE

OLD,

OLD STORY!

Johannesburg, Sept. 14.

It was the aid, old story of the log of wood that was not a log but an angry crocodile-but 21-your- old Tom Brett, of Dublin, ireisnd, did not think it was funny.

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" stepped on this 'log' and It lithered away from under my foot," Tom quid. "Actually I am not quita furn which of u was scared most." Tom was passing through

Johannesburg on mator-cyclo world trip. Но left Dublin Jast December and reached South Africa via Europe and west canst of Afelca, the Congo and Rhodesia. The crocodile incident was one of his "paints of Interest" so far and hap- near the Victoria pened Fall. Tom continued his journey vla Cape Town, and the eastern coast of South Africa to Durban, and than

Pakistart, Aslin tour and Australia.

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died Mira Jean Delaney, 52,

noraing in hospital early this from burns

the réceived in

fire.

The bodies of

children 1he were found in a third-floor

bedroc by Bremen Whe broke through the flames. They Eva 10, Marie Anne, Marie, 0 and Marlene

wene

Louise

20-month-old They were the

tire

and twins. family

of German immigrants Augus: and Anna Buth.

The fifth child was Nancy Heron, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Heron, he had been visiting with the Buth

children.

Tragic Deaths

Mr Buth, 35, told fremen that two other children had suffered tragic deaths before the tally craigraled froin Germany three You's BED.

The mother was at work as a waitress in a nearby German restaurant when the fire broku the Upon hearing of out.

Buth was rushed to Elliot from his wife's side

he has Lake, Ontario, where been working as a miner.

seventh person,

WINING,

tragedy,

Ꮑ

James

Barigap, was in crition" con- burns dition in hospital with

over his entire body.

"It's all being investigated," he sald turluy after trampling through the blackened, water- sonked shell,

The

ancient building was gutted in a matter of minutes.

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