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PERSIA'S SHAH IN QUETTA

Quella, Mar. 12,-The Shah of Persia, Moliammed Reza Pahlevi, now touring Pakistan, arrived here by air today in drizzling ralu. A huge crowl thronged the airport

to

hlin, welcome The Shali was greeted by Mr Aminuddin, represen tative of the Governor-

General Baluchistan.

Major General

Akbar

Khan, the Khan of Kalai, Gazi Mohammed Isa. the Jan Salib of Lasbela and the Nawab of Kharan.

The Persian Consul here, Acha Jhadimy, way with

the official party to wet- come the Shah. The Shal watched an air display by Alr units of the Pakistan

Army. Force an

which Included formalion Gylng.

and ground scaling airborne landing-Reuter

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Afghanistan Prepared To Negotiate

Cairo, Mar. 12. The Afghan Deputy Premier and

THE HONGKONG' TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1950.

Greek Parties Agree To Form Coalition

Athens, Mar, 12.-Leaders of four Greek Centre Parties reached agreement today on the formation of a Coalition Cabinet and sent a | general statement of their policy to King Paul.-

General Nicholas Plastyras, leader of a dissi- dent Liberal Party, would be the Prime Minister in a Cabinet comprising five other members of his own Party and six each from the Liberals, Social' Democrats and Republican Progressives, the Party leader announced.

Khus

This move, if approved by the Sinister and M. Georges Papan-

would out Constantie dreva,

Social Democrat Teaktari traditionally Itoyalisi sender, would be Minister of Populist Party, which galned top the Interior, it was stated. place in fast Sunday's general election.

The Center Party kaders did not expect the King's reply Before tomorrow.

The Liberal leader, M. Sopito. cles Venizelos, would be Forsign

Yugoslav

Foreign Minister. El Sayed Election

Aly Mohammed Khan, de clared here tonight that "Arghanistan is prepared to enter into direct negotia- tions with Pakistan in *# attempt to settle the dispute over the Northwest From tier Province."

At the same time, however, he warned that disastrous con- from Eequences my result Pakistan's peralstent policy of anexation and the militation of seven mililon Afghans lying In that area."

Mohammed Khan told a Press conference that he

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M Eminanuel Tsoudernt,

of tender

the comparatively fomnor group of Republican Pro- gresives, would be Minister for

Economie Co-ordination.

SEVEN POINTS The Centre Partles, in their poftey draft submittedl to the King, made the following points. --Unreserved recognition of "Royal democracy."

2.--In foreign polley Cireres maintains its position towards th. West, la which Greece owes

its independence and

ceononie recovery." Greece desires goun

relations with her neighbours and will respond to any man- festation of friendly feel." Belgrade, Mar. 12.- 3. Greece's security is based the on the trength of t urmed Several members of

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Yugoslav Communist Party operation with the United

Politburo male election cam-Nallons. pain speeches

in various 4-The Government will ty parts of the country today.to bring peace to the ecuntry nd establish the eqttuilty of its All of the reaffirmed that

citizens before the law. Opporitin candidates though a special blank ballot would be provided for

of

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be tolerated

B.--The best use will be made of American and

-Upauzu.

that

will be

the King would Immediately

Accepted A Challenge ·

Herman Pirchner, a tavern keeper, remarked that the high wire at the Grotto Circus in Cleveland, did not look high enough to bother an average person. He accepted a challenge and found himself 50 feet up in the air, taking a pickaback ride on the back of Carl Wallenda. Everything went according to plan until Pirchner returned to earth and then stumbled and fell

while taking a bow.-(AP Wirephoto).

Jessup To Urge Co-ordinated

Far East Policy

Monty Calls For Real Unity In Western Europe

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Replying at a press conference to questions | about the significance of Russia having the atom bomb, Lord Montgomery said that it was not a matter of having the biggest or best bomb, but ADVERTISEMENTS whether the Western democracies could and would co-operate to gain strength through unity.

"Strength To Unity is almost impossible "unless my motto," he said.

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Asked to comment on reports they are Intended. authorities that he will not cons of his disagreements with Gen- sitler modifying the dismantling plans for the Watenstedt-eral de Lattre de Tassigny, Lord Montgomery replied: "The best Salzgitter iron and steel works. unless those responsible for the cf husbands and wives con dis- recent disturbances there

are gree, and so can soldiers. But

they work together alright," brought to justice.

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A British communique today mid that the High Commis- sioner demanded as a condition

"appropriate that

disciplinary

Faction be taken against the German police who permitted

events

these disgraceful

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During the anti-dismantling their way la Kenya by air to who wished io vote against Cried out and State Tunsts

demonstrations there early this attend celebrations on Marcla protected from embezzlers.

week, German, workers beat up 30 marking the elevation fire regimus, deprecated

British

city status, arrived Milovan Das, Minister 7. Social justice will be ne

officer, ransacked Nairobi to mediation "from any quarter,”

Bri- here and Yugo-corded to all and an improved

British clees and stoned Without Portfolio

this afternoon from Malta And declared himself to be in

lsh tanks. British armoured and will stay the night.

The EDITION.

"POST" underlay propaganda chler, declared standard of living to the working favour of a plebiscite

King Farouk rent his Grand NEW [nt Titograd, that Yugoslavia | ciganes.

troops were called in.

Abdul International supervision.

The communique added that Chamberlain,

Latit Typhoon Map Incorporating amend Paris. Mar. 12.-Dr Philip Jessup, the United SCEPTICISM

ments to the Local and Non-Local The Foreign Minister, who had two sorts of internal enemies -the remnants of capitalism King

Pollent quarters in Athens States roving Ambassador, will discuss the Farmolition work was at present Tolnat Pasha, to meet them at storm Signal Codes. Mounted $3.00. The British Unmounted $4.00. Obtainable from accompanying

confined to the foundations of Farouk Airport. and those who imagine during s State visit to Egypt Socialian was

the rule of a were sceptical tonight whether Eastern position, and particularly Indo-China, coke and blast furnaces already Ambassador, Sir Ronald Camp-"S. C. M. Post

of bureauernts said: "We harbour no lll-feeling privileged clasa

the people of Pakistan, and who

Acerpt the offer by the leaders with the French Foreign Minister, M. Robert dismantled. These foundations bell, was also there to receive townre

belmy are ready ancient their country whom we have

Solty of the three Centre Parties to Schuman, in Paris this week, it was learned to- to the Sovict We are aware union to secure their position". General Plastyras.

form a Coalition Cabinet under religious ties of the unsettled conditions of

Referring to the Cominform

that the They pointed out the world, and we wish to dve dispute, M. Djilas declared, We with Pakistan in the most cor- want the Russian people for

names of the elected Deputies dlat friendly relatious as with

brothers but we do not want its have not been proclaimed by a Court of Justice as required by ull Musicm countries.

leadership for our master.

luw, and their proclamation is not expected before March 25. The King cannot swear in new Cabinet until after then Reuter.

ISLAMIC VIEWS

how- duty bound, "We are ever, to protect seven million of our brethren who Rever submitted to British necupation or any other occupation. Fall- ing an amicable settlement, the ease may be submitted to us United Nations," he added.

declared Khan Mohiamined that Afghanistan had good re- "but there lations with India, are not afted agalust

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The Minister sald that one of the darks of the new Parliament should be to suppress in legal ways burraueracy and bureau- crats. He

He said that in the Soviet Union I It was well-known that Turenueracy played greater role than was necessary there today and also than was necessary in Socialism generally, -Retiler.

Pad Dr Eliash

"Afghanistan has not betper India on the Kashmir issue nor doer she expect any help from India in her own dispute with Pakistan." the Minister added,

le spread the hope that a mesting between King Zaiste and King Farouk would have the grent effect of bringing to- gether the points of view of the Islamic worki

"The polley

of Afghanistan has been and always will be to neek understanding and strou

In Palestine

London, Mar.

far

McCormick in

New Delhi

Mar.

New Delhi, Colonel Robert publisher of the

day.

Dr Jessup arrived in the and supplies needed by her These been, it is understood, approved In Washington.

French capital earlier today army In Indo-China,

have

for talks with the French Government. He was met

The view of responsible by the United States envoy amelals here is that the to France, Mr David Bruce, or 150,000 men that France has and the Director of the Asian Indo-China In adequate to Division of the French deal with the forces led by the Foreign Minister, M. Jeander of Vietminh. Dr Ho Chi

material is init minh, but the de Lipkowski.

of date.

enable

It was thought in usually Up-to-date equipment, special. 12. well informed elicles here thul.ly in planes. would McCormick, faltowing his talks with Mr France to drive Dr Ho's men Ernest Bevin in London and M.back to the northern hills in Chiengo Tribune, Win arrived

here Schuman in Paris. De Jessup alue course, and thus definitely yesterday on his Middle and would be able to propose to the pacify the country, leading Far East fying tour today United States Government ometats said.-Reuter.

lunched with the Indian Prime new plan for a co-ordinated and

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Joint

policy of the three Alls Later he had tea

Paciic and South-East with the in the President of India, Dr Rajendra Asia. Pensad.

This plan, I was expected Colonel McCormick plans to

here,

will be studied by the Heave tomorrow for the ancient three Foreign Ministers at their 12. -

In London come Feity of Agra, site of the beaul-next meeting Hundreds of men and wo-ful Taj Mahal, built mainly of tine in April or the beginning 17 Hankow Road. Kowloon, men of British Jewry filed white marble in the 17th Cen- ury by a Mogul Emperor in past the coffin of Dr Morde-memory of his wife-Reuter.

Elinsh. the Israel chai Minister, at the Israeli

iles between the members of Legation this afternoon.

the Mesiem world on a basis of nu'ual respect and recognition of the rights of each country," he addel-Reuter,

Burma Memorial In The Abbey

The coffin, traped with the flag of Israel, blue and white rested in the Minister's gun room at the Legution, where nu recently as last Friday he had been giving instructions to his

colleges,

Now

who

stood silently flanking the bier as a guard of honour.

Lege

Russians

of May.

MARCH 13th France has already submitted detailed lists of war materials 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

Report Science Progress

London, Mar. 12.—The Soviet Union will use atomic

People had queued for hours energy for building and defending Communism," the the arrival of the cor- Soviet Deputy Premier, M. Lazar Kaganovich, proclaimed London, Mar. 12.-A com- from Dr Ellash's newly ac in an Election Day statement to Russia's millions as they

far memoration service

thequired home, in which he had voted today for a new Supreme Soviet, 10,000

men who fell in the slept only one night. He went Burma campaigns is to be held out the next day and died sud- in London's histirie West- | denly as he was reading a book. minster Abbey on May 11.

Dr E. Yapou. Press Attachic al the Legation, saith: "It was the

Earl Mountbatten of lurmo. former Supreme Allied Com- | Minister's wish to be buried in mander in South-East Asla, Jerusalem, in the family tomb will hand over a memorial book on the Mount of Olives, where listing these dead.

his wife is buried. That neigh-

The book wIR sent lobourhood is now in the hands of

be

Burma later to be enshrined in the War Memorial Chapel Rangoon Cathedral.

The Bishop of Rangoon,

of

the

RL Rev. George A. West, is to

at which he is prencher-Reuter.

fly to London for the service

to be special

THE SATURRAT KVENING FONT

Arabs, so Dr Eliash will be elsewhere in Jerusalem."

Buried

The plane carrying the body to Israel will stop at Nice, ftomo nud Athens and will arrive in Palestine tomorrow. The burial will take place on Monday after- noon or Tuesday.—Reuter,

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