1961-11-17 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961.

USSR WARNS FINLAND AGAIN Britain replies

More pressure

on mutual

aid demand

Moscow, Nov. 16. The Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr Vasily Kuznetsov, today warned the Finnish Ambassador that the Soviet Government now considered the West German "threat" in the Baltic region worse than when they requested defence consultations.

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Turkish Policy

defined

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leave the situation it

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Ankara. Nov. Coalition Premier Ismet Inumu, Chairman

and asked for the People's Republican Party, and General soon as puode that Places Gumuspala,

Party present deal Bough policy Justice

word continue Chairman, today signed a con-

(Two

Pressen! tention defining the policy pro-

Panu Ruskonn of Find nd dr Turkish gromme of the new

The Pratash

Paraben Government.

and sind general ela amis, dur fox summer, would be fusal

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The two leaders were to meet, tomorrow morning

16 discuss

the distribution of cabinet tot!

folios between the two parties of the goalition---AFT

KARAMANLIS

REPLIES

Athe, Nov. 10

chies

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Replying tu

Cf H the Octubst Centre, that General Election were ziggod. Preme: Comantine Karmanlis's Government issued

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denial statement branding the as "slandervus fabta-

charges

buns.

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charges had been President George Papan- dreou and leading numbers of the Union of the Centre group

The Govertinent statement tonight rejectent the allegations. -AP.

on Febuary 4 and 5

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wave of

nervous speculation in political circles lu Helsinki

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and

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would have February, they breathing spate after the code start tension of recent werk

Tonight appeared that the Russians were now reverting tor the theme of their original intr.. --Reuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle

PRINCESS ALEXANDRA TOASTS HIROHITO

Government defeats

opposition on immigration bill

London, Nov. 16.

The Government tonight defeated a Labour op- position move to reject plans to control Com- monwealth immigration by 281 votes to 200.

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Sir Roy ends twelve-day

London visit

London, Nov. 16.

Sir Roy Welensky. Premier

of

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reacting its de- sideratas“

Labour MF'S CISJUL. how ever, artcoupled with jeers and cries This won es pecially 50 When

Mr Butler sand at was

not practical and cordels would not be impose on netipiant from Ireland,

The bull blast of the Labour

Mr Butlis

Princess Alexandro of Kent toasts Emperor Hirohito and Princess Michiko at a gala Im- perial Palace banquet in Tokyo on Wednesday night.

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The 24-year-old Prim- is in Tokyo for a eight-day state visit to Japan.--AP Photo.

'CORRUPTION

ELIMINATED

IN S. KOREA'

Washington. Nov. 16.

Egyptian

property seizures

The European Ameton

to colonial policy attacks

United Nations, Nov. 16.

Britain today dismissed Soviet attacks on her colonial policy as "a deliberate and disgrace- ful travesty of the facts."

Mr Joseph Godber. British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, urged the UN. General Assembly

The io remember of those who are denied Trendcom on the rontheal

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Farope at least as rcuch as any- where else

Soviet abuse and allegations

coloniat i Rgs! Britain's peiles were as false as they are sweeplug." Mr Godber suid.

Russia asked

about Kuriles

Mr Godber then asked the Soviet Union "when independ- ence is In be granted to the .the islands which were part of the price exacted

we istened to the Soviet Kuriles, aprenentative became in-

casingly clear that he is not by the Soviet Union for its nine interested in the facts of the day participation

situation, Nor is he interested in the welfare of the peoples' concerned.

'Problems'

"s interest is to attack the administering authorities as 41 exercise in the cold war."

gainst Japan."

ira the wor

Mr Godber told the Assembly that since the island's Orippa- tion by Soviet forces in 1945, it had been difficult for the out- side world to find out what was going on there

"No offer was made to place these islands under United Na- tions trust, no information what- soever about

even then has been submitted

United Lo The Nations. An omninous Suviel they silence surrounds them.

AU Godber said that of Se re- maining 50 dependent territories is the world. 40 were

under British administration, in each of these there were "special cumplications and problems.

Hikk there

been,

would have brcome independent! already, Mr Godber said,

Mr Godber said the story of the advance of dependent terr) -

BASES

"The Islands Bre

jeak usly

tories to self-government, self-guarded, and even Japanese determination and independence, Ashemmen on their lawful was "one of the greatest stories casions who stray within the of this General Assembly and of territorial waters" limit, unila- terally imposed by the Soviet Union, are thrown into prison and their vessels are in many cases seized or destroyed.

This Coviet Empire'

"As far as Britain was con cerned "en-colonialism is a mysterious myth propagated principally by those who know more about truc nen-colonialism.

Paris, Nov. 10

as practised by themselves, than they are to bring to the light of office of the Jewish Committee day, and much more about its said today that recent properly

practice se vares by the Egyptian Gov- Taben were directed almost exclusively against Jews

PRHRS

The office, in a statement re- Bere, said 169 of 171 Este! Just Werk in requestration orders are clearly Jewish or Karaite (a Jewish see that lived for centuries in Egypt." The remaining two, were British

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of

President

the Gamal

The Soviet Empi had since 1938 neorporated terri torks with a total area of 200,- U square cries, and a popula- 22,400.000 Mr Godbe: tion of

comued.

"In addition, hy using its armed forces directly or as a

threat, it has imposed regimes of its choler

other in seven countries with a population of over 90 million

Suppressed

The fact that the frontiers of these countries were

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Aburi Nasser was "nothing stringently guarded to protect |

Gen. Park Chung Hee. Southrew

the population from escaping Korea's strongman-reformer, j "A similar Lactic was followed

was surely cloquent testimony promised today that "not immediately after the Suez to the lack of support enjoyed

be conflict Cent" of U.S. aid would

T December, 1956, by those regimes, he said. wasted by his military regime. when the Nasser Government Only Yugoslavia, Mr Godber "We have eliminated Cor- issued what purported to be a said, had been able successfully

solemn general ruption." the slight,

dovree sequestering to dety Soviet hegemony. Hun- Bundreds of properties. But gary's bid for independence and revolutionary leader said in a

prepared for the National over 95 per cent of the names The 1953 uprising in East Ger- | Speech.

Press Club We represent a listed were Jewish," it said.- many had been "suppressed new efficiency."

with ruthlessness."-Reuler.

Us

Press

He said all indications were!

John Club President the Centrai African Federa

pik raze Immediately after Cosgrove introduced Gen. Park tion, ended his 12-day visit to

a military man who gives Tilusbed spraking, London Lunight willmut

when former Commonwealth every indication that he knows indication that a break in the Reintiems

where he's going." Minister, Labourite dangerous political deadlock Mr Patrick Gordon-Walker. over Rhodesia's new constilu -

countered by moving anyoppos¬ tion was near.

te care minent that the House the US. While here he conferred with aloude deeling the bull.

Monster Prime

Mai mullan, Foreign Secretary Lord Hara Commonwealth Secretary

that Gen. Park's reception by "exceeded all

had

expectations.

Gen. Park, speaking to about Mi Gomen-Walker,

re- 200 Washington newsmen, open- to the forezion

Irish matter, ed his address with an expres- charged that Mr Butler stanssion of regret at the death of veiled in his nakedness. He speaker Sam Rayburn of the iile advocate now of a bills. House of Representatives. which a contains bare-faced, open,

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desire not to do anything which might hinder & solution of tha constitutional problems beset. ting the Fecteration,

VIA LISBON

Blunt talk

licacy of the situation and the la pectiny, provokes even deeper He also introduced the Korean Desenland than a straight- newsmen who accompanied him Toward rokur bar," he said, on this year. Commenting on possible effects

Speaking through an inter- tion of the legisal 'Almost all

what he called the kopt out by the bill would be reter in

soldier, the blunt language of old people."

military Government chief said, Speaking of a "fantastic abwe Koreans don't like military i In the House of Comitius,sence of consultations with the

Governments any more than Mr Maudling old ย Labour rest of the Commonwealth Mr

you Americans do.” questioner that, following the Gordon-Walker said the Prime Minister of Jamaica, one of the restoration of law and order in

But the military seizure of areas sending the greatest num power "had to be," he said, to Northern Rhodesia, he had in- formed the Governor that the ber of coloured immigrants here. save South Korea from political learned about the Government's chaos, economie decay, rampant Government was new ready to

decision through the press bribery and corruption and grow- receive further representations

Reuter & UP1. disputed aspects of

ing pro-Communist agitation. 104 constitutional proposals.

on

Sir Roy Welensky Is nying home to Salisbury via Lisbon and Rome. His one day in the Portuguese capitai will be with Pre- spent in consulting mier Antonio Salazar, Rhodesia contact and Nyasaland have

with the Sea through Portu- guese Mozambique.

The Southern Rhodesia Con- situlin B and the TT- BID Independence ganyika were given unopposed second readings in the House of Lords today--AP.

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Mr Godber said the Soviet Union had established im- portant military bases in these siluated telands, strategically But Soviet speakers displayed a "curious anbivalence" on the subject of military bases, he said.

reply,

denied

any

Mr S. G. Lapin that the Soviet Unkown bases ou military

hud overseas territories.-Reuter,

Italy rejects demands

New York, Nov. 18. Italy

rojected todag

the Austria's demands at United Nations that ar arbitration the two

international commission settle countries'

dispute

over

Alto Adige (Bolzano) ter- ritory, and insisted that the

be wrangle

solved

by bilateral talks or a ruling

of the International Court. ----UPI.

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