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THE CHINA MAIL, - WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, · 1956.

WEST CONFIDENT RUSSIA "Lee & Astor

WILL BACK Demonstration COMMUNAL

DOWN

Geneva, May 12.

The second session of the Foreign Ministers conference today, în contrast to yostor- day's dramatic developments, followed the course expected b; diplomatic ob- servers except în oǹe respect.

This, observers said, was in | because of their sufferings E the emphasis placed by Mr victims of Naal aggression.. Andrei

Soviet Gromyko,

Western officials had Jong Foreign Minister, on the argu- expected that Mr Gromyko ment that Poland and Czcebo- wculd immediately call for the ufovaklo should' be admitted | two East European states to be adraltted at the start of the conference.

BLACK'S BID Great Importance

TO SETTLE

WATER DISPUTE

to

to

But in the past, observers recalled, the Russians · have said they attached great im- portance to "parity" between the Eastern and Western blocs in international negotia- tlons. The presence of Po- jand and Czechoslovakia would have meant each bloo

Against Speidel

GENERAL SPEIDEL 'Haxi Go Home"

London, May 12. Four men, arrested Inst ha4 three full conference night, as Hans Speidel,

members.

Questions were now being.

West German Commander

asked in Westem circles whether of Nato Land Forces, ar- the Ruslans had given up their rived for a banquet at The attachment to the principle of Guildhall, were each fined "parity."

£5 here today.

At the hearing, a banner, nine feet by four feet, bear

FARMING ANNOUNCED IN IRAQ

an-

Beirut, May 12. Bagdad radilo today

nounced the formailon of what

to ba appeared nationwide communal farming in Iraq. *

In a broadcast heard here Bagdad radio said the National Peasant Farmers' Organization

and its regional groups "ATE

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rights of proprietarship and

contracting."

Iraq's Council of State րի. proved establishment of the General Federation of Pen-

sants, the broadcast sald

All Iraqi "peasants" over the age of 26 ars entitled to mem- bership in the organisation.

DETAILS SOON Tho

General Federation

is a professional pesant or- ganisation, the purpose of which is to infeguard the Iraqt repudio and Its de- mocratio, regime, raise the social and economic standards of peasants, and protect their Interests," the radio said. The broadcast ald not sinte whether the federation would dalaitely be given control of However, the Iraq farm land. Iraq) radio station nald détails

of the federation and its powers

Bagdad radio suld the federa tion "may represent Bicle inter- before organisations and

ests

official

New Delhi, May 12.

One reason for Mr Gromyko'k Mr Eugene Black, Presi-

arguments today, it was thought, dent of the World might be to weaken the Western Bank, arrived here which started the war as an ally. Ing the words: "Nazi Spel-would be published soon,

case for counter proposing Haly day in a new bid not a victim of the Nazis.

The wrangle ever participa del Go Home" was unfurl. Holve the bitter 11-tion in the conference might go ed. year-old dispute be-on for two or three more days ur even longer. But observers India

and believed tween

the Western powers Pakistan over

the would not elve up their view Czechoslovakia that Poland, division of the waters and other powers could of the Indus Basin.

in later or full members

The banquet, to mark the discussion of certain issues.

The Western powers appeared 10th Anniversary of Nato, team, Mr Black will present to confident that Mr Gromyko was attended by the Duke back down, of Edinburgh and many the Indian and Pakistan Gov-would eventually emment a now 5,000 million it was stated.

Nato lenders.-China Mail rupco (about £375 million) Main Questions

Special,

Accompanied by a four-man

come for

plan for the development of an equilable canal, frrigation sys- The Foreign Ministers con- i tem for the two countries from

and Ita fiveference, when it gets down in the Indus River

real negotiation, is expected to tributaries.

discuss mainly Berlin, a German pence treaty and European security.

IMPORTANCE

Considerable importance is attached to this visit since it is understood to be the World Bank's last attempt to try to reach a sotullen.

Observern believed that the pattern of participation in dis cumdon of these lasues might look something like the follow- Ing:

A policeman sald it was persons and officlal and rum.- -

departments." The displayed by two of the men peasants' group will also be outside the Guildhall after able to hold General Speidel arrived.

public meetings and publish newspapers,

The announcement apparently marked the first major step of Premier Abdel Karim Kassem's gimno in carrying out announc ed agricultural reforms.—UPI,

Britain Hopes

1. BERLIN. This, it could bo argued. WEL a responsibility of the "BIE Four" who governed Germany on the

after the war, and of the Big Four alone,

Details of the new plan are not yet known but it is under- stood ta be based original plan put forward by the World Bank in 1954.

Under this plan The waters of the three western rivers of the Indus Basin-Indu, Jhelain and Chenab-would go to Pakistan at those of, three eastern rivers-Ravi, Beas and Sutlej-would go to India.

IN INDIA

Stace the upper

reaches

of most of these rivers Ile in Indian ferritory, Pakistan has expressed fears leat India should cut off her vital map. pllew and turn parts ot

Pakistan into a desert.

Negollations have been dead- locked for the past four years and the problem bas now as

On this basis, discussion of Berlin in the present conference should be confined to the Blg Four Foreign Ministers

2. A GERMAN PEACE TREATY. — Here not only Poland and Crechoslovakia, but Holland, Belgium, Nor- way, Luxembourg and numer- other coünirles could claim a legļūmate Interest la attending discussions.

ous

For More

Soviet Trade

Sir

Boyd-Orr Praises Chinese

of

London, May 12. Lord Boyd-Orr, Chuirman of The British Council for the Promotion

Internationaă Trade, lett Feking with his wife for home today after a three- week private visit to China, the New China News Agency re-

ported

Moscow, May 12.

During their stay in Peking David Eceles, Bri- tain's President of the and Wuhan, Central China, Lord Boyd-Örr and his wife Board of Trade, ar visited people's

COMMUNES, rived in Moscow today factories and schools,

Before leaving Lord Boyd- at the head of a British or praised in a broadcast the

achievements of people's com trade delegation.

munes and China's economié

agency an~~- Advance, the Reuter,

by

After

welcomed being Soviet Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr N. S. Patolichev, Mr Eccles

Mr Christian Herter, Bukod made n' brief speech in which he ; 6lates Secretary of State, re-enid the British delegation was marked in today's session that willing to come to some arrange- 45 nations took part in the warment if the Soviet Government against Hitler,

was equally willing.

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Britain and the Soviet Union needed mutual trade, he said, Though all ex-belligerents adding that technical improve- could expect lo attend a peacement had widened the range of sired proportions of Bome conference, such a number urgency, shee India has set a would be too unwieldy for the

products that might be exchang- three-year time limit on the present Foreign Ministers con- search for aseltlement, after feccoce it was stated...... which she intends to go ahead hereft the the would-ADMIRED PROGRESS Japand with her own plans to develop have to be drawn

somewhere,

the use of waters which run with The Western powers

-warting to keepthemumber-of-

By them-1902-the Klant participants Bhakra Dan, which will store sible.

up the waters of the Sutlej Hiver in the Himalayas for use in a new irrigation system in that India, will be ready so Sutlej River water flowing into Pakistan will be accordingly re- duced-Router.

Reds Tighten Berlin Controls

as sinal as pos-

• 3. EUROPEAN RECURITY AND A ZONE OF LIMITED FORCES. Here, was thought, the number of conference paril. cipants might vary, secording

ed between the two countries.

Two little

runaways

the

ESCAPADE

JAPAN

Ilo said, he admired - program tentamenn var skabeen- achloyed by the Noviet economy and he had carefully studied the

the figures of Soviet seven-year pian.

Britain, he said, had always been in a position to absorb a large number of Russian pro-

to whether the zone which ducks and it hoped to absorb

the Foreign Ministers even- more. tuxily discuss a large or

mall one.

Mr Eccles aald that he know

If, for example, the zone in nothing about. a rumour that question approximated to the he would be going on to China area covered by the Rapuckl after he left Moscow. plan, Poland and Czechoslovakia

would have a clear case for at- He also read a short stato iending.

ment for the Soviet radio, say- If, on the other hand, thereing the delegation had arrived was discussion of a larger: zone to talle brutalnoss and to full running perhaps across Europe the agreement between Soviet from north to south, then

Premier Khrushchev and Mr regarding the south extension of trade betwees

north to Italy in the

Berlin, May 12. West Berlin police reported countries from Norway in the Macmillan

today Increased Com. would have a strong claim for Bekadn and the Soviet Union,→→ munist controls on the being present--Reuter. ́oust-west border and the

ronds to Berlin.

They sold two Soviet soldiers yesterday were stationed on all bridges on the Berlin-Helm

stedt and Berlin-Nuernberg

screen ways.

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