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THE CHINA - MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1952, Ay
Democrat Candidates
Triumphant Await Signal
of From
Return Of Giant Liner
New York, July 15. The $3,000-ton American liner United States steamed triumphantly Into Now York harbour today to tumultuous welcome after smashing the Atlantic re- cords in both directions.
Vessels from miles around blared out their noisy greetings, planes flew overhead, and fire-
boats sent up foamy sprays.
As she tied up at lier Hudson
and
River pior, bands played aboard nshore and passengers Jammed the decks, waving and shouting.
The United States completed her double record last night. She passed Ambrose Light three days, 12 hours
and 12 coloutes after passing Bishop Rock, of the
breaking Scilly Islands,
the British Quean Mary's 14-year- old record by nine hours and 30 minuics.
The United States
Average for the 2,999 miles westward run was 34.51 knots against the Queen Mary's 30.90 knots,
Truman
Washington, July 15.
White House officials said today that they had no information on President Truman's choice for the Democratic presidential nomination but agreed that President Truman himself would not. accept re-nomination.
Asked whether President Truman might yet be persuaded to seek re-election, his Press Secre- tary, Mr Joseph Short, told reporters today, "I certainly take very seriously all the things the President has said on that subject."
President Truman has said that he would not seek re-nomination and would not accept it.
Democrats gathering in all have the same theme that Chicago for Their Party'e he might run again under cer- National Convention next week fain conditions.Reuter. expect a signal from President Truman
influence the presidential scramble for nomination.
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Strikes All The Fashion
Karachi, July 16. Four strike processions blocked Karachi's streets today.
One was by the editorial staff and Press workers of the English-language Even- ing News, a second by 200 Central Government Press workers, a third by 4,000 employees of the Pubilo Works Department and fourth by oily school chiki. ren protesting against high tuition fees, ---- Associated Fress,
Churchill Decision On Bonn Treaties
RUSSELL'S CLAIM
TO SEEK EARLY Chiengo, July 15. With 15 or more Democrats hoping
RATIFICATION fortune's favour will The six or seven aspirants give them their Party's Pre- дте looking House for a word or deed thal Senator
to the Whitesidential nomination, Georgia's
London, July 15. Richard. Russell ob- The Government has de- make The would
selection rerved
"Severat mecided to seek House of Com practically certain.
Hava
lightni
rds hoping the
mons approval of the con- strike." lighting will
himself among tractual
be. Ho included thoso
agreements that sharing hope. The Associated Press tabula- and the Allied Powers this tween Western Germany tion
committed delegate strength shows no candidate month. ballot votes which are pledged has more than the 232 fint
On
maiden
The Convention is full of speculation but this
much her castward
soems certain: Nobody is going the American voylige
on the first took three days, 10 hours, 4010 bo nominated
ballot.
and wo
Mary'a eastward
minutes to break by 10 hours
mumules the
Queen 14-year-old
fort
of
Senator Estes Kefauver will
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Scnator Estes Tennessee).
In its decision to seck Carly Kefauyer flication of the contracts, the Government is putting inter- national considerations before domestic Party isstes. tven though this may be at the cost of a bitter duel with the Labour Opposition.
lend, in the Arst ballot. mcord.
The role of the Governor of Untied Tho
States'
Adini Stevenson, voyage brought the Blue Riband Illinois, Mr
Yet Senator Russell, who con- | remains the for Atlantle crossings to the
anajor question slders Senator Kefauver will top mark in the pre-Convention the drst ballot, claimed United States for the first time
at a situation. in a century.
Press conference that he would Mr Stevenson At a Priss conference General
reiterated get at least 300 Arst ballot votes Franklin.
President
the strongly again
week-Eimself and then go forward to
in the
the subsequent voting. United States Lines, was noted end that he would not be a
"I do not think Kefauver sup- on her next trip, candidate, and President Tru-
to have favoured | porters will stay with him," and better her pre-man, known
him as the Democratic nomuneo Senator Russell said.
10 be Senator Kefauver also claims for months, is reported
now looking more than 300 first ballot votes, displeased and
than elsewhere for candidate to | adding that he has moRO promote.
400 in his grasp for later ballots, "GANGING UP" But even that seems a long way from the required 616 votes for nomination
of the liner, might y sent record.
He replied:
eens.
may, but I don't think she can
do it," he said.-Reuter.
Culture Scheme
Extended
who has
do for
Support of the
policies,
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come
Mr Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, is understood to feel that possible foreign re- uction to a postponement would be more serious than a break in the hitherto bi-partisan op- pranch to the German question.
So far only the United State,
has ratified the agreements and Mr Eden is understood to feel that approval by Parliament would not only assist ratifica- tion of the contracts in Bonn and the
Paris but would help ratification also of the Euro pean Defence Community Trealy in the other signatory Slates,
The Parliamentary Labour Party will meet tomorrow decide its tactics
on the Ger.
"There will be no more statements about the speed of th "United States, She will maintain speed neces sary to maintain her announced
THAT TINGE schedule. This would amount to
Ave-day dock-to-dock
The majority opinion is that "similar to the
President Trinian's droice will
Senator Kefauver's campaign Commodore
Manning be elther Mr Averell Harriman
G. Sullivan, told ́n was asked if he expected the or Mr Alba Barkley, the 74-manager,
Prest conference that Queen Mary to challenge the year-old Vice-Predderit,
of other
Democratic United
Harriman supporters are in backers Stutes record. "She
creasingly hopeful that Presi- candidates are "ganging up" In
"effort
to stop Senator dent Truman will support him, basing this on the President's Kefauver.
He did not nama any one but displeasure with Mr Stevenso dispune act that Mr Harriman specifically exempted President Truman and Mr Frank Me- is the only Democratic aspirant
Chairman
the out in Kinney, Truman Fair Party's National Committee.
The nearest Mr Sullivan got the to names was to say that Jolin But Mr Harriman has same "Wall Street tinge--he is Anson Ford, a National Com- milionaire and the son of mitteman from California, told
nni him "Fomeone one that the Democrats wani
representing told him elgat to pin on the Republican Senator Kerr
California Dwight
delegates had D. didate, General Eisenhower,
this may curved some kind of offer." Belgium France, the disqualify him in President In Los Angeles, Mr Ford said Britants and Luxembourg, }
eyes because of the delegate Wilbur Le Geite "told Truman's was extended today to include importance of the huge "former me he had been offered $589 it Eve other membors of
he could get three other dete- the and labour vele. Council of Europe.
Because the Democrats' gates to join him in switching to new participants
are search-is-for-a-condidate who another candidate after-the-first Italy
Norway, the Soar,
"looks like a winner" some ballot," political Sweden and Turkey.
correspondent's arc The aim of the scheme is to
thinking inore and more in
Senator study visits terms of President Truman bim encourage foreign of teachers,
students, authors, self. leader, research scientists.—Reuter,
The cultural
London, July 15,
card Identity scheme, started two years ago by
five Powers of the
the Brussels Treaty Organisation-
The
and
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question. Opposition to the prospect of a re-armed Germany is said to have spread within the Party since the con tracts were signed last May, Keuter.
SCHUMACHER APPEAL
Bonn, July 10. Dr Kurt Schumacher, leader of the West German Opposi- tion, the Party, from his sick bed here Social Democratic today appealed to the 18,000,000 Germans in the Sovlet Zone
to fight with him for German unity
In a 15-minute radio address KERR CONFIDENT
over the American-controlled Robert Kerr radio In West Berlin, he (Oklahoma) came to Chicago to charged The East Germaa meet delegates and said Senator Communists with turning the
or workers and dent of the pro-Democrat New Kefauver Senator Russell Sovlet Zone into Soviet York Evening Post says experts should be in front on the first eatellite, pushing forward de-
ballot, but after that "I would | militarization, not trade my chances with any onc."
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Actors: | Recums, 4 Adapt, 7 Single, 8,Scale, 10 Omas, 12 Promote, 15 Benny, 10 Prum, 17 ver, 19 Ceded, 20 Deduced, 21 Dil, 23 Witty, 24 Depart, 20 Elude, 20 Stayed. Downs: 1 Restored, 2 Confused, 3 Rolo, 5 De camped, 0 Peloid, D. Arina, 11 Strutted, 12 Pacg3, 18 Ordinaty, 14 Emiliated, 18 Venia), 23 Feat..
Mr Averell Harriman, who calls himself the "man to beat" for nomination, was busy in New York calling on Union landers to win labour support,
Indiana's 20-man delegation reported it is ready to cast all its first ballot voles for the State's "favourite son", Governor Henry Schricker.
Previously Indiana's strength had been divided, with 20 for
DIRECT ENTRY SCHEME FOR COMMISSIONS
London, July 16.
The War Office today announced a new direct entry scheme leading to regular commissions, through the Military College of Science, Shriven- ham, into technical arms for young men of high academic and scientific ability.
The scheme will enable candidates to obtain
a university degree while paid as officers and is open to schoolboys and to serving National Service officers and other ranks.
Candidates will be Interviewed by the Regular CommissionZ Board, those recommended being granted National Service com- missions as Second Lieutenants after six months in the ranks.
After at least six months of regimental duty they will enter the Milltory College of Science to
SOCIETY
WEDDING
rend for the London University IN LONDON
External Bachelor of Science degree in general selence (n two- year course), or in engineering (three years).
They will be granted regalar ecmmissions after two years at the Military College
and on graduation will be given ante- dates to bring them in line with contemporaries through Sandburst,
commissioned
London, July 15. A crowd of 10,000 people mostly women-surging round fashionable
Margaret's St. Church, Westminster, for the society wedding of the waited today in vain for Queen year, Elizabeth, not knowing that a sudden
thill had kept her at homo. Candidates will be expected to
The wedding of the Queen's Ave years after finishing their Dowding has captured romantic undertake to serve for at least cousin the Honourable Gerald Lascelles, to ex-actress Angeta degree course.
Applicants must either have interest here. The bridegroom
ia the thirteenth inter-Bachelor passed
In cuccession of to the Throne. Science examination in
general to or engineering or possess a genetal certificate of education affording matricula tion, with passes at advanced level in three of four subjects
mathematics, -puro
applied mathematics, physics and chemistry.
selence
the
IN SEPTEMBER
For the
The walling crowds cheered the arrival of the Queen's bus- band and her sister, the Duke of Edinburgh Margaret,
After the
and PrincOSS
cham... wedding a pagne repast was served to 750 guests.
The
wedding cake weighed over 110 pounds and was more than three feet high.
engineering course The bridegroom is the second one of three passes must be inson of the Princess Royal (als- chemistry and e Headmaster's ter of the late King George VI). Certificate is required to show-Reuter. reasonable prospect of pasang
a fourth subject at Shriven- ham.
on
Espionage Trial
In Greece
Athens, July 15.
A certificate showing equivalent standard from the Scottish Education Department or the Northern Ireland Minks- iry of Education may be accept-
An Air Forca communique an- ૉ.
nounced tonight that 20 Grecks Schoolboy entrants must be-14 of themn Servicemen-WIL more than 171⁄2 and loss than be court-martialed 10% on September 1 of the year charges of sabotage, spying and. in which they were called up. other subversive activities in-
Serving National entrants must be between 1015
Service aide the Air Force,
and 201⁄2 on September 1 of the year they enter the Milltary College of Science.
ston on
The communique said that six
and officers
sub-officers and eight other ranks and six clvi- lians were arrested months ago First entry to the Army will and charged today after in- be this Septentber or October vestigations had uncovered a and applications should reach Communist ring inside the Air the War Ofee as soon as pos- Force-Reuter. sible. Reuter.
Synchrotron
Being Built
In Holland
Delft, July 15. A 600,000,000-volt "proton synchrotron" for nuclear re- the is being built at Dr Schumacher said, referring search to the Bonn conventions, that Delft School of Technology and the West German
Government
I expected to be ready in 1054. It will be the strongest on the could learn much from the Aus trian Chancellor, Dr Figh, who Continent, one of the engineers had rejected a pence treaty
on it told the Nether- working with the Western h of his lands News Agency today. country because it would mean It will malto possible the the final split of Austria,
training of atomic angineers at The latest Western note to the School
along the the Soviet Union on Germany lines an in America and Britaiza, lacked practical suggestions, Dr the engineer said. So far there Schumacher said, I dealt with were
were only thred
free piles such as
the other
Dutch protons
same
Governor Adlai Stevenson too many questions of proce- that now, being built here, the (Illinois) one
dure and complicated conditions engineer raddod. One of these for Senator for Kefauver
Both and five undecided, Ior conferences.
sides is in Britain and the other two should
In not prepare for four-aro
the United States. The field of Democratic hope-
Power fuis has been growing steadily
talks as if they only Only one of those in America
to unmask wanted
(Brookhaven) is already in use. but there has been no concerted
syn- move to narrow down the field party as the one lacking good-
will.
chrotron" will also serve to make to the top two or three although
artificial cumle rays, and for the Democratic National
Honal Conven tion 15 only six days
study of merons, which bind off. The Associated Press tabula
the atom, This has so far only tlon divides the delegates:
been possible in America, che engineer said.—Reuter. Kefauver 252; Russell 117.3; Harriman 103,5; Stevenson 64; others 259.5: uncommitted or in dispute 417,5,-Associated Press.
GIRLS SEEK ADVENTURE
Fettr-Power talks on Germany Were a necessity of world poli- therefore, tica. They would materialise, sooner or later, Dr Schumacher sæd,--Reuter,
.. COURT DECISION
Karlsruhe, July 15. The West German Constitu- tional Court issued a temporary injunction here today barring the neo-Nazi Socialist Relch Party and Its sub-organisation (SRP) from holding pubile meetings and disreminating pro- material, papers and
Railwaymen Walk Out
Accra, July 15, Railway services in the Gold Const were paralysed toông bẹ- cauro engine drivers and fireméri pascals.
throughout the country went on riko over a demand for the Court is considering a same pay as was formerly given Miss M. P. Hunter and Miss-H, Govemment plea to bon the Europeana-Associated Press.
Singapore, July 14. Two Glasgow telephonists,
The
D. Mearns, have arrived in SRP as unconstituional Today's Malaya to help resettle squat Injunction is no bearing ters,
the final decision of the Court,
Breaches of the injunction will be liable to punishment of not less than glx months-Reu- ter.
They have taken a year's leave from their jobs to join the team of "Templer girls' being sont out by the Red Cross for welfare work in the new villages being established away from Communist Influence.
Monkey Banishod
Valparaiso, July 15.
Miss Hunter said they found life monotonous in Glasgow, BO Avo
girls volunteered. Three more girls are due to arrive A pet monkey which bit à later.
woman hero has been banished She added they were tired of from the city. A fudda gave ile
town Bleuter.
:
the rut and wanted adventure owner, 24 hours to get it out of, Reuter,
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