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AGREEMENT ON

PRIVATE TALKS

BY JOHN EARL

Geneva, May 26.

Hopeful prospects of at last making pro- gress opened up as the Big Four Foreign Ministers were flying off for three days

to the United States for the funeral of

Mr John Foster Dulles,

Diplomatic

observers

Bald

all delegations to the East-West Foreign Ministers conference regarded it as an encouraging sign that, after two weeks of

eet spoochmaking, the ministers will make a real effort to get down to busiNOMI in a private session on Friday, afternoon.

The idea DI arranging, the private meellog was stuted by usually reliable sources to have cropped up in an informal chat between Mr Lloyd and Mr Andrel Gromyko, Soviel Foreign Minister, as they left yesterday's session of the conference.

Best Chances

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The tople regarded sa offer- in best chances of progress during private meetings is an interin

for arrangement Berila,

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The French delegation had been generally looked on the most TcHerved of the Western participants about the procedure of getting down to private meetings with the Rus- Blans.

Now, $1 was stated, the French were more ready

to

sce a summit conference con- vened and to discuss a Berlin Eettlement than were the West Germans, Reuter.

Wild West' City To Be

Torn Down

naw

NUNCIO'S

DEFENCE

OF PRIEST

Tokyo, May 20, The Vatican's top representatiro In Japan declared' today that Roman Cathollo, priest Louis Vermeersch

Japanese Textiles Can Singapore Canada

Remain In

The West?

London, May 26:

The Daily Mail asked today If Britain really expected Singapore, which goes to the polls on Saturday, to its remain for long in sphere of influence.

dally

The Conservative warned in an editorial that the election would almost certainly be won by the anti-colonialist People's Action Party.

"These people have the right to seize power in tree elections, had nothing toThey can do it in the name of do with the murder

democracy. But what sort of preity 20-year-old Japanese democracy have we here? Bose hostess.

"Monal. Maximilian

Far- do

"There is no unity in Singa- steubers, Apostolic

of Inter- pore, the place is a welter nuncle, jumped to the de unrest,

hatreds and racial rivalries, The trade unions

fence of Fr. Vermeersch who has been questioned by polloe

in the strangulation deall of are riddled with Communism. Tomoko Takekawa on May

10.

In a

3,000-word statement to

the Amal newspaper, Mon- six. de Furstenberg said that

NAVAL BASE

"Yet in such conditions Bri-

le could declare "on behalfan proposed to transfer power In asiand containing the one of Fr. Vermeersoh and on my own Tesponsibility" that the Brent naval base left to her and

the Western 38-year-old Belglan mis- sionary kad nothing to do east Asia,

with the slaying.

WITH OTHER PERSONS

WPAPATAY

Ir. Vermeersch Lin Selbo

Hospital for exhaustion. The Apostolio Internuncio sald that during a two-day period when the girl's whereabouts unknown, FT. Ver-

were

meersch was with many other

persons.

ما

world in South-

Threaten

Ottawa, May 26. Use of import quotas to protect Canada's tex- tile industry from an increasing flood of foreign goods -- notably Japanese

was urged on the Federal Government

today by the Textile Workers Union.

In a hunch-hour meeting with the Prime Minister, Mr. Diefen- baker, officials of the Textile Workers Union of America (CUC) snid it, was imperative that the Government prevent the "continued erosion" of Canadian mills share of the domestic market.

Specifically, the 1,000-member union rought an outright ban on all textile Imports execoding the average import level The 1046-50 period a period "of more normal operations" in the Canadian industry, and generally one that preceded the heavier foreign Inroads.

Skyrocketed

The union, in a 4,000-word brief, said climated employ- ment in the Canadian primary textite Industry in February was 75,875, down 22,372-about 23 per cent from the 1951 average. Since 1954, same 31 mills had closed, throwing 6.000 workers off their jobs, it said.

Imports of Japanese ap- pare! Dad skyrocketed from $1,200,000 worth in 1953 to $12.100,000 in 1958. "The fundamental question at we really expect a Singapore ruled by left Chinese issue is whether the textile in- and subjected to the magneticdustry is to be fostered or per-

"Do

pull of Red China to remain within our sphere of influence?

"Many in the Island harbour no Illusions."

The Daily Mail added: "The 'democraile process will con- tinue and we can blame nobody for 1 except ourselves.

"I is part of the mistaken He mid that the priest sent two bellef that our democracy will

lotters Hollywood, May 25.

Miss Takekawa work anywhere as it does here." Ground

when she was undergoing Bono-Reuler. was broken today for the

"Contury

training, but only with the permission of the head of the City" development on 260

Den Bosco Home. acres of movie tot purchas- The priest met her at her re- ed from 20th Century-Fox quest In March after she had studios by New York returned from. London, and later sent her mad of bulldor William Zecken-

Tokyo, again with permission dorf.

of bis superiors, the Vallean representative said—UTI.

At a Press conference held on one of the old mock Western sireets, studio President Spyros Skouras and Zeckendorf an- nounced plans for the new city- within-a-city on the outskirts of Beverly Hil

22 Injured in Freak Tornado

Approximately $00 milion was paid for the west Los An-

Manila, May 27. geles property. The studio will Twenty-two persons were in continue to use 70 acres of the hospital last night, two of them land for movie production.

in serious condition, when The remainder of the old sets, Deak tornado swept through a where such stars as Tom Mix, "barbeque plain" on the out- and Mary Pickford performed, skirts of Manilla fronting Manila will be torn down.-UP)..

Bay,-UPI.

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mitted to become the scapegoat for other International policies pursued by the Government," the union brief zald.

The brief continued; "We therefore urge the Government to give consideration to pro- gramme of quotes which would permit textile Imports to cater this country in sufficient quan- Ces lo promote world trace and serve the Interesis of the nation without Impairing the legitimate interests of a "basic Coandian industry."—Reuler.

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