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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1930.
British efforts to gain lead in civil aviation
London, July 19.
Britain has sent 28 new planes aloft in the past,
12 months in its struggle to regain loader- ship in the world of aviation.
More than half of the new aircraft are jet-powered and almost a third are commercial machines designed to edge out the almost complete monopoly American transports now hold.
The Society of British Air-"; craft Constructors, whose an-
nual autumn show is already KOREA ELECTION
past
the
planning stage,
claimed a clear lead for Bri- tain in one phase of aviation: civil jet fights.
This claim was based largely on the top-notch performance of the Deliavilland Comet, a four- jet airliner which has laid down half a dozen new records for International travel in the last few months.
Setting new morks in nearly every flight it made from England, the Comet has become the "white hope" of British aviation, Industrial lenders as well as the British man in the street have
hailed it as the world's outstand- ing transport.
Foreign technicians-including representatives of the American airlines-have watched the Comel. Its fuel consumption is still a serious problem, and must be whipped before it is ready for
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gigantic Bristol Brabazon 1, the world's largest civil landplane, Bullt for the Ministry of Supply this glant may never ay on a British birline, but will provide research and other information for the production of improved sister- ships.
CYNICAL FRAUD
Washington, July 19. The State Department today branded as a cynical and patent fraud North Korea's announces plans to hold elections in South Korca on July 25.
The Department Press Officer, Lincoln White, sald the Commu- nist announcement that the vot- ing would be a "show of hands" Koreans means that the South will have a gun at their backs and two votes would be counted for each individual,
Mr. White read a United Press
despatch that told of Communist election plans voiced by the North Korean radio,
The Communists said, "Pro- Japanese, pro-Americans and the Insane will be barred from the voting"
Mr. White sald, "The mocking proposal is so preposterous that It might be simpler for the North Koreans merely to take a list of people in arcas they control and put a check mark by the names. of those they regard as being eligible to vote.
This would save the populace the trouble of standing in a pubile place with a gun at their backs in the position of upraised hands so they could record two votes rather than one."-United Press.
ATTLEE APPEAL TO LABOURITES ·
London, July 19. At a private meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party to- Prime Minister, Mr. day, the Clement Allee, urged 23 mem- bera in withdraw their "embar-
air-minded Korca, arliamentary motion on
London got its first good look at the Brabazon when the Minis- try of Aviation and the Ministry of Supply invited members of Parliament to dy In it. For the first time the Bra- bazon Bristol base, landing at London's main commerelal airport for a series of fumillarisation trafc-checking flights.
reaffirmed Government sup-
landed away from Its port of the United Nations over Korea,
The motion concerned urged of the admission
Communist China Into the Security Council and asked for the withdrawal of American forces from Taiwan.
and
• Two turb-prop airliners-in
which turbo-jet engines turn re- Rular propellors-made their first flights less than a year ago. These are the Handley Page Hermes, 5 a big, four-engined passenger carrier, and the Mara- thon 2.
-
Military planes
It was clear that most members
ot the meeting supported the Prime Minister.--Reuter.
BRITON'S DEATH
IN GERMANY
Berlin, July 19. A British Army lleutenant who New milltary planes of the last
was lajured here yesterday in a motor accident during a year include the fast-flying Can-exercise died in hospital today..
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Lake Success, July 10. Among these is the Armstrong- The United Nations Secretary- General, Trygve Lie, refused to engine which British designers comment on President Truman's claim is the world's most power- message to the Congress.—United tul-Associated Press.
Presa
American nurses
at work in Korea
Somewhere in South Korea, July 20.
A dozen angels, wearing green stacks and lipsticks, are saving more American lives than they can stop to count.
They are nurses who were brought to Kores a week after war started and began work ing around the clock in a for-
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miles of the front.
Their commanding officer, who refused to give his name because "this is the girls' story," said that without the nurses' help there would be many more American dead from battle wounds.
The hospital, set up in a formger Korean school house, treats serious battle injuries before the wounded are flown to base hos- pitals in Japan. The place oper- ates largely out of medical chests which can be packed and moved within a matter of minutes.
Baby is Lieutenant Eleanor Church, of Birmingham, Alabarna, who has been In the army three months.
Tough life
The girls look very trim in khaki shirts, green folique hats and green Blacks, but they live a rough field life-wash out of their field helmets and stand In fine for chow with officers and enlisted men. Whenever they get a chance, however, Captain La Conte said they put on fresh lip- stick "to. boost morale."
The hospital commander said: "You'd be surprised at the good effect these girls have on the wounded boys. They came right fa without complaining and showed they had lots of nerve, We could not operate without that saves us the services of many them and they are doing a job .The nurse in charge is typical | doctora" -
The 12 nurses were hand-pick- ed from hospital units in Japan, For the moment the situation Is calm and they are able to main
tain reasonable hours.
bf the group. She is Captain Lieutenant Mary E. Angelick, Phyllis La Conte, of Worcester, Massachusetts, petite slender of Whiting, Indiana, who is young girl with sparkling dark eyes and and pretty but has prematurely brown curly hair. She, supervises | Etty hair, gives anesthotic In the work" and "fills in for the three | 'operating room. Her's is the first operating nurses, two anesthetles pretty face the boys see when and six "general nurses..
they come
Captain Margaret Tollefson, of antelhello from under the
Obrham,- Maino, said: "I thought Captain Cecilia Kirscheling, of war in Europe was my last | Hibbeng, Minnesotayin ink called one. I told my ago during the last: BdYardbiet” by her follow nurme war but I think I will keep it but none of them will quiet from now on. Ask baby?”.
“Koraa not beginning of world war'
Fresno, California,
July 19.
General Dwight Elson- hower, during a brief stay here today, said he did not bellave that the fighting In Korea was the beginning of World War 111.
they
General Elsenhower bellay. ed that the Russians are too smart for that. He said, "If had planned general amault they would not have glyan we this chance to bulld
armed foreca, up our
our armaments and our defences. We must
win over there, however, or other nations wil! Bay 'Even the North Koreans licked the United #fates."United Press.
ECONOMIC SURVEY
OF THE PI
Manilo, July 20. President Truman's economic mission to the Philippines, led by the baker and former Under- Secretary of the Treasury, Daniel Bell, widened the scope of Its survey by a series of confer- with prominent business- ences men representing American, Fili- pino and Chinese firms.
Local business conditions were outlined to mission members by
representatives of the American, Filipino and Chinese Chambers of Commerce here and by the heads of banking, oil and other
BRITISH OPINION JOLTED BY KOREA
London, July 20. jolted British opinion into turning attention to events in the Inter- national field. Until the cold war blew hot in a distant corner of Asia, even educated thought in this country presented an outward appearance of in- sularity. Over the past 30 years at least, preoccupation with the political and social scene at home has been the normal condition. Munich Interrupted it in blems at home, especially when 1938, but, opinion polls show-he conelders this country's very ed that, soon after the tide largo stake in world affairs. turned in favour of the Allles in 1942, people had already begun thinking actively of domestic affairs, and especial- Jy the Schuman Plan to integrato
The fighting in Korea has
aspirations which are covered by the subject "post-war re- construction."
to
Now that eyes are once more tumed overseas, It becomes more, rather than less, necesSATY examine the causes of that undercurrent of opinion which has caused many foreign ob. servers to see Isolationist ten- dencies over here.
This Impression was certainly deepened by the British attitude to the propot a for closer union bourg Council, and more recent- in Europe, especially the Stras-
ly the Schuman Plan to integrate Europe's coal and steel resources. Anyone living in Britain is key companies. The conferees discussed exchange and import struck by the Immense concentra- control regulations in the briefing | tion of thought and opinion on of Philippine trade.-United Press. politicat, social and economic pro-
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What makes the British do mestic scone so vastly Inter- esting, and not least to the Brille altizona directly con- carnad, is the peopliar opfat and political structure of the nation.
On the one hand it possesses, among the Grent Power domo- cracies, by far the largest pro portion of manual wage earners in its electorate,
on
All electors in all parts of tho country are presented with the same choice of party program- mes, and the successful party is its seriously - expected to enact war cries in the form of legialn- tion.
In the absence of any big sido issue, racial, religious or regional, the conflict between the Labour and Conservative Parties over domestic policy has become nar- rowed down to the presentation of almost identical measures of social and economic equality, thà each main difference being that ́side claims to be the more cap-
able of executing them.
This absorbing situation has the fascination of laboratory experiment-Neuler.
COURT MARTIAL IN CANAL ZONE
Faylt, Egypt, July 10. Three British soldiers pleaded not guilty to a charge of murder today bofore a court-martial held In this main centre of the British A clear majority of at least 70
Army in the Suez Canal zone. per cent of the electoral register
They were Driver F. C. Hend- consists of persons who are
I Doboy and mann, Gunner J. "the any showing members working class”
Accutor What is more, Gunner At E. Smith. they are
Lieutenant- The mainly workers
Colonel A.
A. S. Gulliver, alleged "urban" types of industry with a
absont that on Apell 9, while traditional bias towards socialis- tic remedies.
without leave, they murdered a Cairo garage watchman and stole Army property.
of
Unified politics
in
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The court-martial rejected great
request by Hendmann's defence counsel for a separate trial for his client.-Associated Press,
On the other hand, - no nation has such a simplified so- etal and political make-up. Poli- ties are unified.
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