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Arabs Aroused By Big Three

Declaration

London, May 29. A British Foreign Office spokesman said today that the Big Three attached no special significance to the use of the term "armistice lines" in their joint declaration on the Middle East.

ARMS READY

TO GO TO

INDO-CHINA

The spokesman said the ig Three were not trying to enforce those nes anything permanent.

EGYPTIAN REPLY

Cairo, May 20.--The Egyptian Prime Minister, Mustapha Nalias Pashit, seriously disturb. implications of the ed by the

recent Big Three declaration on

Arab League

Washington, May 29,-urms sales to the Middle Ead, The first shipment of United Way contacting States

assistance programme.

The

JKOLIOZTITLE- for Indo-China is bear funnerd in its early stages out of a $15,000.- 809 appropriated earmarized for the general area of China.

Such

a Jint Wardist to

The

were

states today to lesan to according arms to the Indo-reply,

close cource: Chinese states of Vietnam, Party

Cabinet. Laos and Cambodin is ex-

Two points in the declaration pecter to sail in the amar by the Western powers

dieatisfaction, there future," a Defence Depart-churing ment spokesman said today. sources sold. The Premier was The arms are

to be sent reputed to be attaching grave

to the

Bir Three i under the mutual defence importance

statement that they would take respon- upon themselves the siblity for adopting measures, entride the framework of the Nation, tu maintain United neurity in the Maille Earl.

a atitude, one Leirve A subdantially larger zum fenid, trupiled that the Big Three East Middle garder the expected to be appropriated for

dependent pro- Southeast Asia the arns aut

routeis

of Live Western programine for the year begin | Sectorates ning July 1-outer.

POWETA.

of disenson Anoth-point was the Big Three pledge 10 the present Arab-Israeli

would

involve New over Dongkhe,

pledge the 20 miles southwest pent

regnition of borders different Cabang, near the Vietnamese-

schen for partition of Nations Chimere frontier, declared that those listed in the United

Palestine.

The Iraqi Premier, Towfewr el Sawveidi. 10f the Fragi Senate

WELL IN HAND

29-A Paris, May

French

DE

defend military aircraft which today we

truce boundaries, It was sald

military*

the situation was now well in hand, the French Press Agency reported from Hanol, quoting Finch military quarters.

A military communique said that Vietminh elements had cu

leathing to Colonini Road No.

to slow Dongkhe, presumably

French motorised unit heading for the post.

the six Arab States would send

joint reply to the Big Three. but Wafdist sources here gave the first indication of the re- which night be setvations made,--United Press.

BAGHDAD EXCITED

29. - The May Baghelad. governments of six A ab states Vietinian will send a joint reply to the Big Three Western

French military quarters kait that the importance of the Viel- miah attacks against Dongkhe showed that The

viut.

The

in the Kwangi Province.

observers adele

Agency

Senate

that his

ге-

*

Talung,Nouri Sail, former

premie:

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1950) Inspection By Princess Margaret

HRH Princess Margaret recently paid a visit to St John's Gate, the Chan- very of the Order of Si John, and was welcomed by the Lord Prlur. Eord Wakehurst, The Princess is shown inspecting the Nursing Cadets.

Slim Going To Cairo

Soon For Talks

Suez Canal

On

Defence

London, May 29.-Well-informedquarters said today that they con- sidered it likely that Field Marshal Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, will go to Cairo in the near future for military talks on the defence of the Suez Canal zone.

APPEAL BY

S. AFRICAN

Sarees

INDIANS

No official

confirmation was available. but reliablej

quarters said they expected LITTLE HOPE

an announcement regarding

his visit within a few days TO BALANCE

provides for the muntenance of

that been

111

Chiang's Delegate Seated In Unesco

Florence, May 29. — A of Credentials Committco the United Nations Educa- tional, Scientific and Cul- tural Organisation tonight voted to accept the repre- sentation of Nationalist China.

If the Committee'n vote in accepted by the plenary con-

of the ference

50-nailon Or- gonballon tomorrow, Czecho- klovakia and Hungary, the only Iwo Eastern European countries: represented, arc expected 10 resign.

In the nine-nation Creden-

Committee, lals

India arid Yugoslavia were the only two to vote against admission uf Nationalist Chino, Britain ab-!

tuined.

vour

Six countries voting in fu- de- of the Nationalist legation were the United States, France, Cammuta, Cuba, Brazi}] and the Lebanon.

SOME UNEASINESS

When this Afth annual con- ference of the UNESCO began here a week ago the Czech and Hungarian delegates walked out protest against the representa- tien of Nationalist China. that They claimed Mutionalist Government of Chinn

represented thing and DC."

the

$121

The Credentials Committee, in voting to admit the Nation- alt Government

proposed

Nations quiding

delestates. United

that should principles for future

lay down

action where a territory is dis- 1ts rerolution, indicating some putet between two authorities. uneasine at its decision, said

that

the Nation- at neeeptance of allt remesentatives was recom- mended because of the need for UNESCO act in harmony" with the rest of the United Nat tions-Heuter.

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General MacArthur's Art ordered leaders to

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GREEDI

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hong like

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They said Sir William's visitį would indicate strong British emphasis on the military rather uspect of the hmm political current Hryptinn request for wanted a spectacular succes recent

Durban, May 29. The Biscussions of the evacuation of

Brilish Troops. compensate for their recent loss declaration regarding the sale

The Foreign Office has never of Phully, 40 miles south of of arms to Middle East coun South African Indian Con-

recently tries, Premier Tewfewk

today urged the acknowledged the opening of Chairman of the Joint Con.. Ilmai, which

conference of tatks with Cairo on the Egyp-gressional Committee captured by Franco-Vietnamese Euweth said today.

Tokyo, May 29. The U.S. Troops.

French

The Premier fold the Iraq Philippine the

government seven non-Communist Pacitan request to resumo negolia Atomic Energy, told the

United States Army and Japanese polien magazine, added.

TO-DAY ONLY already had contacted Enypanic nations to intervene inion on the 1946 treaty, which

Com- BOOTY TAKEN

troops in the Canal News and World Report, in tried, but apparently failed, 17 Hankow Road, Kowloon the "crisis crented in South fritish diplomatic representatives here

un interview that the United today to sidetrack a io Lebanese

maxs rally 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m. achlition In ad

Africa" by the Malan Gov-Zone,

"was learned from rellable States has little hope to munist-called Twenty-five Vietminhese were presentatives, who already are

the same varbal

for balance its budget as long scheduled killed and considerable military acquainted with the Iral viewernment's bill to divide the

said he Union

under Suweldi

into

segregation sources, however, discussions have houly was captnsed during this points,

as there is no atomic peacetime and place as the U.S. for the four chief way since an Egyptian memor would contact representatives

Army's Memorial Day pro- phting for Phully.

andum was presented here on with Soviet Russia. French military beervers be- the other Arab governments to ens

racial groups.

gramme. March 11, Sir Ralph Stevenson, lieved the Vicuniah attack onį day.

Ambut sador by

11. said: "I think the biggest British The appeal was roade in the Doethe was aimed at openingThe question was Falard the Fuati leading to

General Cairo, gave a verbal reply to danger we confront is a Soviet addressed

Pash during dictatorship, arned with atonierters remier

Nahen June andes east of Dongkhe, on and lender of the majority Con- cable

weapons and other weapons of Forcin Minister and the past fortnight, the Chinese side of the border Mitutional Party. Nouri Pasha Carlos P. Komuin, the Philip

said the British

for 9 a.m, to- The sourc

mass destruction. Thi. danger Parade of 100.000 workers and urg a joint Arab reply to the pints

of

conference, the

two ways. the rally set i manlieled trategic con~

morrow in the Imperial Palace eventual | WOMENS declaration, suggesting that the chairman

summer would insist that that

Bintule, the

Commulst leaders said Plaza. siderations in en of war with First. Here is the

of an armed Conflict Victimin elements unsurve Arab states were not likely to hotel at

action against capital of the Philippines. antressive

Russia ruled out the possibility threat Rully attacked

several French toke

evacht-Secondly, we have the growing the order came too late for them

to call off their programme. outright President, Dr of early or The Congres

Then

police eliminate nenace that exists in the mea-

the Japanese military posts around Cholang, one another. He claimed that

did not Naicker, declared that įtion. They 17 miles north of Dongkhe, the declaration greatly affected

between Bri-4. M.

Union

this eventual ordered Communist lenders to I amsson, 100 mike northeast-xisting treaties.

"discriminated the posibility of a compremiers which we are forced and Brita:41 B

postpone their programme undi! Hanoi, and Dongdang, seven lein and itaq

3 p.m. The Communists sakl the Indian minority" tian points of view, however, miles northwest of langson Egypt.

guarantee nothing Nouri Pasha pointed out that, secute

"In other words. I can sex they could

police both and asked the six Asian nations

that the Reuter.

treaties, these

READY TO ACCEPT

and insisted tittle or na prospect of ander

granted Bri-presented at Bagulo to con- Exp! and frag

Egyptian military Kalez, awed budget as long as the would have to take the respon- am the use of certain military sider "the Malan Governments |

to drastic racial policy which is according ไป well-informed Soviet malter remains unsolved.sibility for any trouble.

The rally was called to com- bases in return for the right

Under the de-

how culminating in our cou-ources, are ready to accept the Everything we have to to purchase arms, cloration, he said. Israel work plate annihilation by means of Western point of view that Br-roding more money per animemorate the death of a Tokyu

bombers, trafie

worker killed during a United States, or 1304 planes, binger tal or the

cab-demonstration against thnorkel frences, must assist in indar equal rights in the pur-economic strangulation."

without having

both countries,

restricting nulle demonstra defence the

of mares and greater amounts of quaranteeing Cairo, May 29-The withou- ebare of arms

Canal Zone. the

Best avat money for military research, totions-United Press. ties started ʼn secret investiga-made any concessions. tion today following e arresti RETURN OF REFUGEES

The cable ported that, the able information fare indicated say nothing of the tremendous Four

Government had proclaimed its

the British were waitin cost of eivillen defences,” policemen, allegedly for carrying leaflets against the Three had shown partiality to atention eventually to exclude for a Tropitious line to enter

On the latter subject, he rus miary Minister of the Interior, Fuad words Israel in making the deall South African Indians, most

and political negotia vealed that his Committee as proof whom

by the were South Africans:

hol about a dozen

ressions, Siragelden Pasha,

as requested tions the news-claration and urged as

and fourth gen-Eyptians.

eidering this They are not ex-

problem with paper Al Zaven said.

of their cum faith immediate

the United in the third

11 seriousness in Communist leaflets attacking oplementation of

their Asium örigin.

British Ambas-warld."-United Press. after the new Fund are known to have betu iations resolution eating for rations, so'ely on the ground of pected to start, however, until schedul- Uncovered in the past few the return of Arab refugees in

loni w Asian leaders sator to Cairo, who "How days, The paper did not de- their homeland and return continue to tolerate this insulted to arrive there on June 10, scribe the leaflets

of territory found on the Arab states

to Asin?"

has a

had an opportunity to sur- Sunday night.-United Press. which Israel had taken by force,

In Johannesburg, a group of vey the situation on the spos The Prime Minister said the Indian women today telegraphed Reliable sources here said the

en- aimed ai declaration was

the Prime Minister, Dr Daniel British intended to remain firm Malat, and the Minister of the in their insistence that evacua-

of

Cairo Police

Arrested

Pakistan Gift To Unicef

have

He

elhimicel

that the Bir

suring the stability

of

tive

int, humiliated and per-between the British and Egyptake in meting

threat,

CASTE SYSTEM

Middle East, polating out that Interior, Dr T. E, Donges, pro- tion be kept separate from dis

was "unfortunately

th

that all countries of the region | Bill. had expressed fears of one an

The money will be used as saviours ready to ensure the

It

was

the

EXAM WAS

TOO HARD

Cairo, May 29,-Students of of the commerce faculty

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testing against the Group Areas cussions of Calro's demand for ulty of the Nile Valley under цен Lake Success, May 29.-The

The telegram said the bill the Egyption crown. The Bri-the UN International Children's other and all the Arabs feared Emergency Fund announced to- Israel and Iscoel the Arabs aimed at relegating Indians into tish point of view will require Found El Awal University to the Sudanese acceptance of iny day attocked examiners because urigid enste, system with

examination they found their day that the Pakistani govern-Ile said these fears lind "helped ment had

contributed $30.225 the greedy to exploit the situa-permanent brand of inferiority. such proposal.

considered possible pers "dificultened. here that, with the example of The polles for refurre aid in the Middletion and enabled them to pose --Reuter. East.

Last night two British pro- Libya before them, the Sudanese of 0,000,000 pounds

stability" desired

tofessors were injured by a 22-3 Canberra. 2. Lime and clay to buy

might be less favourable

a fine Pakistan whent-United Press. Press.

wards union with Egypt than year-old medical student at the burned and ground to they had been carlier. Informed University; who later told the powder and mixed with water. quarters believed they might palice that he preferred prison. Gioachino Antonio Rossini. scek independence 'instead.-- to failure in his examinations. United Press.

EDITORS PREID SERVICE, THESNUEVA YORK

Uniteri

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"I never noticed it before, but isn't he getting a

little baldai va

Trawler In

Distress

The student, Tamer El Nafar- awi, son of an Education Mi5- try official, shot

Professor ichard Haines in the arm and

DISCUSSIONShit Professor Douglas Derry out

IN of a 62-foot

Scattle, May 29.-The United States Coast Guard icebreaker, North Wind, was speeding to

the ald day to

with six irnwir in distress, men abdard, off the gale-lasherl const of British Columbla, 300 miles north west of here.

Const

Guard

DELHI

the head with the butt' of his

un.

Neither was critically injured. -Reuter.

Syrian Govt. Resigns

New Delhi, May 20.-Sir Owen Dixon, the United Nations Mediator on Kasinalr, who ar- Irived here on Saturday from headquarters said the North Wind changed Lake Success, expects to leave

for Karachi next Thursday. ita

the trawler course when

He has had several meetings radiond a Oceanus

dist with the Prime Minister, Pandit Elgnal from a position 30 miles Nehru, and the Secretary-

Damascus, May 29.--Tha southwest of Goode Island, in General of the External Affairs

Government Syrlan

resigned Queen Charlotto Sound,

Ministry, Sir Girja Shanker today following one-month Bajpai:

It is believed The loyal Canadian Au

Today, for the first time, he Chibinet crisia,

Khaled el Azen, Force at Vancouver sáld

met the Deputy Prime Mini the Premier, Oceanus propeller or steering for. Vallabhbhai Patel, who ra may try to form a coalition mechanism was damaged and turned to Delhi yesterday from government, He is scheduled the vase) won, frifung-United a tour of Southwest India to conmilt with Parilamentary.

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