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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1950.

Acheson To Receives George Medal At Palace

Consider Trygve Lie Proposal

Washington, Mar. 22.- The Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, today pro- mised careful consideration for the proposal made by the United Nations' Secre- tary-General, Mr Trygve Lie, for a meeting of the Foreign Minister of the Security Council Powera.

Mr Acheson had been asked

al his weekly press conference to comment on the proposal,

speech made by Mr Le in a here last night. that a Security Courelt meeting shall be held be a! which members could represented

br their Foreign Ministers, or even the heads of Governments.

Mr Lie pointed out that the United Nations' Charter pro- vided for much special meetinga year. twice of the Council

but so far none had been held. Mr Acheson said today that any suggestion by Mr Lt would be given careful and respectful the United consideration by

States Govertiment and by all other members of the Securtly Council.

He supposed that the meetin

We whet

have to

consent from all

rain

armal

members of

the Security Counell before it

er uld be held.

Air Acheson declined to de-

rust the hjerte

*

1.

the agenda

woich mig

for such

h

meeting or to say how it

differ from normal meetings of the Council —Router.

London

Silent On

Reported Proposal

Govt. By Egyptian

London, Mar. 22.-A Foreign Office spokes- man had "no comment" to make on a report in the Cairo Wafdist newspaper, Al Misra, that MOSCOW ATTACK Egypt had told Britain she was ready to open Moscow, Mar. 22-The New Time magazine, denouncing the negotiations to settle outstanding questions be

specch

of the

10

United States

Pravda,

of State, Mr Dean Secretary Acheson, today touk n lite standar

Sunday's namely that Mr Achestra 10- tal diplomacy rounds its total

war.

total dip-

tween the two countries.

PIANIST DISAPPEARS

An Egyptian Embassy would neither spokesman

Sgt. Ronald Warwick,

of the RASC, with his mother and father-in-law,

PEARL BUCK SAYS:

AMERICA MUST MAINTAIN EVERY

CHINA CONTACT

Rutherford, N.J., Mar. 22.-Noted author Pearl Buck, in an address to more than 600 New Jersey Women's Club members and students at Fairleigh Dickinson College pointed out that ideologically it is impossible for the United States to recognize the Chinese Communist government

ROW.

However, she recommended that "we maintain all possible contact in China, and even if it means risking our investments and swallowing our pride

POCKET CARTOON |

ajoy

"And instead of brip. teacher the usual apple to-morrow morning, may I suggest a potato for a change?

we should make contact through business, through Fuchs Case missionaries and through friends in China." Will Not

Equality For Chinese

leaving Buckingham In Canada

Palace after he had re- ceived from the King the George Medal for saving

a trapped man from the top of a burning buikling.

Britain's Help To Burma

Demanded

The Commitee for the Ite- peal of the Chinese Immigration Law said in a brier presented to

Miss Buck went on to

Change Law

London,

to Ilunsku.

Mor.

British

was sen-

Mr Harris that the present Pawelwer to a question from Feport to the Home Secretary

London, Mar. 22.---Britis

"confirma for deny the report. | taby is doing her best to mere ส any other who has recently returned form very much whether you would

conumittee."-Reuter.

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Name and addresses should offering that help to the under which a foreign subject people of China and not acquires

nationality, accompany Advertisements, not necessarily to a Communist following the recent conviction necessarily for publication, but

of the German-born atom, spy, to ensure that replies are co

celved by the parson for whom Dr Klaus Fuchs. Ottawa, Mar. 22-Walter form of government.

The Chinese preple arn

they are intended. Harris, Citizenship and 1m-

fooking for democratic lender- Dr Fuchs, who had acquired We will forward replies to

nationality, migration Minister, was con-hip, and there contacts may be British

the stated address if the ad- fronted today with a de-able to provide that leadership," tenend to 14 years imprison-vertiser desiros.

She added ment for patting atom secrets All advertisers purporting to mand to remove discrimina-Ass Buck said:

that the Communists have ro

loan money must publish their migra-!

the nddromen in tion in Canada'a

and namca far won that leadership becaure tion laws.

They took advantage

Lord Broughshane. Conserva- of the

advertisements. popular desire for a better life tive, sugested that applicants for naturalisation should be re- for the Chinese. Commankin

who commitice provided that leadership byferred to

would go into the facts and treated the Chinese as "second

certi- a naturalization cars citizens

of the floor, Min Buck UN ACCOUNT

became before mace" and demanded its aboli- ; involved in a minor race,

dispute Beate was issued, with Dr Henry C. Chen, a mem-

Lord Jowitt replied: "I doubt Chinese shoukl have thej ber of the faculty of the College

China.

get any Added security" "by According to the report, the restore stable government Canadian resident to being there

Abdel in

of Egyptian Ambassador,

Burma, the

regardless Foreign children here.

Miss Buck in her talk had having a Pattah Amr Pasha, left memo-

It asked made a point that the National- Serretary, Mr Ernest Bevin, age" the brief said. Thodum with Mr Ernest Bevia,

for the

Order-In- int Government repeat of

failed because the Foretum Serretary, yester told Parliament, today.

Council 2115, which

require

The intellectunds of China did not Mr Frederick Erroll, CChinese

Canadian provide day, calling for the evacuation

to become

the right kind of of the Suez Canal Zone by theservative, and asked what

lost touch Uraish and the unity of Egypt being done to safeguntu Bilans before their wives are lendership and had

allowed to conte ases there.

Chinese intellectual, Prague, Mar. 22. A and the Sulan.

The order also requires Chinese humult a Observers hero Interpretest

Bevin replied M and military angren-Greek Legation spokesman

that the children to be under 16 years insisted that the downfall of the 17 Hankow Road, Kowloon. Government's Uritish

policy of mate before being admited. Nationalist Government can be

(By Popular Demand) said here today that a 55-the reticence of official sources

towards Burma pited at serta – However you look at

ascribed {o

man, Chiang one Mr He branded

Acheson's

Russian horn

1. That it was premature to

the ing

fundamental prea matter of justice, religion,

and his wife. Dr

TO-DAY ONLY denial that Ameren seek a year old

"pearl of pianist of Greek náliolity predict eat

early negotiations. requisites to the safeguarding of humanity, democracy or citizen Chen made it clear that the in- the

tellerfunds rince the leath of Phariseesio," stating that Italy, had "disappeared" in Pra-i

consider carefully thene Turan, friendly Burmese that the changes we art for France, and other rountries are

a visit gue after

to the have

two conditions mentioned by Al British relations

should be made," said the brief. run by American gauleiters.

Misra before replying to lite Soviel utter police. Like previous

i restoration of internat how and rented by Committee spokes- Poiled Prest. itiative from Cairo-probably iŋa tre

nen Irving Himel of Toronto anees, the New Times accused

at a Cabinet level

Goverment of Bartin's

The delegation dented practising

thr the United States of

DOUBLE PURPOSE

Order-In "pursuing

undertaking to give fair treat the threats,

repeal was uncil would result in exten Catro's reported offer, 15 ment to Hellish Interests 2. piritual heritage

of lave

Oriental immigration.-—- exkling

confirmed with its accompany embodied in the exchange tag provisos, would, observers letters annexed to the Anglo-Chi Press. But, declared the magazine,

felt, dyve

of 1947 and The pokeman tald that Die

purpose Burmere Treaty nothing can frighten the Soviet pianist.

Mavromatis, from the Clorges

from the point of view of the extended by an exclunge of

Government. Acheson displayed who had lived in Crecheslavakia Eryptan

Bartonn Union, and

Inacko note: his own intellectual poverty in for 20 years, was on March 19

Firstly, it would meet the December 24, 1919, he said. trying to defend the bankrupt ordered to leave. Cechurlovakia' popular wish in spt for the

Mr Erroll remarked that this foreign policy. within 24 hours for endanger, new Wardist Goverment to re-had met with Ble success.

the s

e safety of the Republic. establish solid relationship with Did the Government contemp- Greek diplomai called on Britain

alb and. secondly,

would late more effective steps? police the same day ani, galu tim

would

Bombay, Mar. 22-The Bom- la which Catro

Mr Hevin replied: "It is un- for

whether the present Brith a forlight's exten

fortunate that there is a civil bay sculptor, Mr B. Wagh, b ion to emble Mayrematis to Government, with its slender

Burma.

cannot mind and erected the full-size- moke

to leave majority, was likely

to live wa

promise slcress but the same evening; long Mavromatis

encul to carry through doing our best to restore stable in Karachi, today expressed was promi.nd a fortnight's ex-

be lont

surprise at the fall of the government in tension and police station.

He has

Writer L.L. Rovinsky, an- Acheson's seven atysing Mr commandments of lomacy," indignantly and eate- gorically rejected every one ying the plan was the "wITL sister of alle diplomucy or the polley of force, economic ex- PARSION, sion."

lita

IN PRAGUE

Czecha Jovak Ministry Affairs has given

reply to satisfactory Creek inquiries concerning the

Forrestal's for Foreign ritage of brandishing atom bomba or im-

aginary hydrogen bomb;"

American United Press.

LIE'S CALLS

23-r than Washington,

Mar.

Nations asked United Trygve Lic. Secretary-General, had "con- den lai" talks 1 the State Mr Department today with

Under- Deputy of State, and other

not

Dran Husk,

Secretary

olliciato.

He would

disclose any

details of the discussions.

Mr

arrangements

the

in two ways:

to Canuda, with the people. Dr Chen,

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In reply to another question, statue-blown by high winds" Alternatively, if London e-

My Devin raid that Burma had as reported from Karachi yester- Anur Pasha's beard or crpted

reported

£72,000,000 day. received nl been

that Mr Wagh sald -10% accompanying from Britain since the end of since. The police claimed that offer with

of madu

polic document conditions, this would represent had shaped

pedestal was on Dr he Lie also called

to major diplomatic triumph 101

very firmly. permission American Am-acknowledging

of this, thr repayment of stun and fixed Philip Jessup,

he new Fyptian Government. bassador at Large who recently remalu

longer in

damage the statue 15 days prior Office in Lorton stated that under the

and the unvelling by Dr E. Ras-

In the Egyptian Ambassador and Anglo-Burmest

1945 hakrishuon

proved futile

returned from

FL

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ind

said that

u tour of the Czechoslovaídia

about him,

Far East, and Mr John Hicker- they had no further knowledge

Assistant Secretary of State for United Nations affairs. -Reuler.

GUARDING AIR

APPROACHES

Later tonight the Foreign some £36,000,000 was waived An attempt by come persons to

terms of the

Treaty

1947

Me Bevin had a friendly dis-about £1,000,000 had been re- The Greek spokesman Boded cussion on maters of mutuat pail, he added-Peuter.

that 40 to 50

Greek workers interest."-Reuter. had been expelled from Czechio - : slovakia over the past four or five months and that the Greek Legation had protested in each individual case.

There were between B and

Washington, Mar. 22-More 180 still there-Ileuter.

fighter units were today ordered

to America's Northwes; to guard

air

the atomic approaches to plant at Hanford, Washington State, and

other vital defence

criablishments,

The Air Force announced that

Aga Khan Sces

Granddaughter

22.--The Ostaud, Mur.

Aga

Calwell Criticises Spender

250,000 Hindu Refugees

[

Gwept In 1948 Bombay was

cyclone in over by the worst history but not one statue in the city was shaken.

strong,

river Turkish Assembly

Ankara, Mar. 22-Tie Tur- kish National Assembly will be East dissolved on Friday to prepare elections, due on

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of

China-

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1. Of sound mind. 2. Tuss, 3. Mr Wagh therefore thought it impossible that "a gust of wind, The Hawalian Islands, 4. Insect. could have 5. Cocaine. Calentio, Mur. 22.-Indian however

down pulled

the Mahatma Dumas. relle omelala said here today Gandhi statue."--Reuter. that 250,000 Hindu refugees from East Pulcstan have entered by air, land and India routes since December 19 last Canberra, Mar. 22.-The

year, former Minister of Infor. The Hindus fled from the headquarters of the 81st Khan arrived here today to see nation and Immigration, Bengal after communal distur-for general Fighter Interceptor Wing and for the first time his 12 weeks Mr A. Calwell, today attacks and broken out there.-May 14, it was announced

cid granddaughter, Yasmin, ul the decision of the Ex- from Kirtland hase, child of his son, Prince Aly ternal Affairs Minister, Mrj Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Khan, and the film beauty, Rita Percy Spender, to appoint

base at

ALC Moyes Lake, Hayworth.

Ambassadors to Manila and Washington./

The Aga

Khan then went This Wing is equipped with to see Prince Aly, who is still Jakarta.

Mr Calwell old the House of American Sabre Jet Aghters. in hospital after breaking his

About 1,200 people will be leg in three places in a skiing Representatives that Mr Spen- Involved

the transfer-accident hore last month-Reu- der's decision "does not give Reuter.

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added security to this country. Those countries will never give

two of its squadrons are being moved

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White Settlers Oppose

East Africa Changes

Nairobi, Konya, Mar. 22.-The East African Indian real friendship to Australia National Congress today welcomed the proposed con- until we allow their nationals to stitutional changes in the British Colony of Tanganyika. come here despite the fact that A resolution adopted by the Congress' Executive Com-

themselves have they

mittea "strongly deprecated" opposition amongst British minatory Inws."

Answering questions in the softlers in East Africa to the changos. House, Mr Spender sald his Government 15

is considering the

discri-

madel

The proposals have not Dr D. Puri, President of the Iden of restricting the move yet been officially ments of Soviet Embassy off- cials In Australia, na the Rus-public, but it was reported 55,000 Indians siana limit the movements of that the planned electoral supporting Australians in Russia. He said system might result

diplomatic representatives

In

Australia,-far more than Aus-

trialia has in Moscow. United

Press

t

East African Indian National Con- gress, sald today that Kenya's were united in the Tanganyika in Governor, Sir Edward Twinings,

in his proposals. the Soviet Union has about 20 Tanganyika Legislativa| There would be a further Council without a single meeting on the subject, and the views of Kenya Indians would elected European.

be eventually conveyed. to the The settlers opposition was British Colonial Secretary. simed at extending "policles of The Congress believed that permanent domination of one the

way of ultimately only community over other com- keeping the three races together munities and suppression of the in East Africa was in giving legitiinale rights of non-Euro-

equal

unofficial representation Mar. 22-Persia's

penn races," the Committed to Africans and non-Africans! Star today appolated

All claimed.

the election of thes Mansur Manzurolmok to form It "fervently hoped that the members on a common roll by Ton- councils -in a new cabinet. Mansur was at Tanganyika Government would provincial one time premier, Governor of not yield to the clamour of the ganyika, us had been suggested Azerbaijan, and

former amall

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