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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1952:
Sterling Eisenhower, Stevenson Middlesex To
Rumours
Ridiculed Cin-C Postpones
London, July 27. Banking circles give no credence to Continental and that Australian ruinours Sterling will be "sot free,"
The rumours are believed to be groundless. Y
-
The possibility of the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, Mr R. A.
such Butler, making any nouncement in his statement in the House of Commons on Tues- day was described as "inconceiv- able."
Usually rellable sources doubt- ed whether he would undertake even such infinitely lesser
measures 49
Syria Visit
Nicodin, July 27,
Admiral Lord Mount. batten, Commander - in- Chief. Mediterranean, wha flew, to, Amman yesterday, returned to Nicosia tonight
Prepare For Campaign
In a Royal Ale Force plane, MAPPING OUT STRATEGY
postponing a visli ho wIE
to have made to Syria,
Ells yacht Burprise is standing by në Famagusta, but there was no confirma- tion tonight of reporta that he was due to wall later tonight--Reuter.
cut in the housing UNION CALL
programme-in the sense of a cut from the existing programme as distinct perhaps from cutting some fature aspirations.
At present Britain cannot be forced into changing her Sterling policies,
The_emergency is over for the time being, as the mortal flux from the gold reserves has been checked.
This month probably it has been reversed.
During the three weeks to last Wednesday the United States lost about $280,000,000 of re- serves, and some of the money
well have may
come to Britain,
FOR TRADE
WITH REDS
Two
London, July 28. powerful
will call for
trade unions more, trade bo tween Britain and Iron Curtain countries, including Russia, when the 8,000,000-strong Trades Union Congress holds its an-
* Any major change in nual meeting in September,
policy as a deliberate polley would probably
A resolution
on the pro-
New York, July 27.
Be Feted
London, July 27. The Middlesex County Council are to be asked to spend £386) to: entertain the 1st Battalion Middle- Rex Regiment on their re- for from Hongkong after a long spell of overseas duly. Including action Its Korea
Tho
welcome home" will includo » lunch for nik ranka-kleuter.
Two amateurs in the national political scene, A RECORD
Republican General Dwight Eisenhower and
INDIAN ENVOY OUTLINES VIEWS ON THE CRISIS
"Trying To Stay Neutral”
New York, July 27.
The Indian Ambassador, BR. Sen, today rejected the question "Europe or Asia First" and lirged an “integrated policy taking into account the background and needs of both areas in the world."
a speech the University con-
Democratic, Adlai Stevenson, this week open their NUMBER OF ference on American foreign policy Mr Sen said
campaigns in the toughest battle of all in American politics, the Presidential election in November.
Nominated this month by their respective partles, both men are almost completely new to
SALUTES
Londoni, July 28.
A record number of guns will salutes in London June next
the question "Europe or Asia first” is based on the assumption that a world war is inevitable from the present East-West struggle and that if war comes it is both possible and desirable to divide operations
politics. General Eisenhower is known the world probably be fret in cerer mat into two distinct and separate sectors.
over as a soldier, Mr Stevenson has been Governor of Illinois since 1948, but before then was
unknown in polities,
Their positions on foreign gether as many elements of the policy are quite close, so the coalition as possible for a solid campaign will be fought on defence against the strongest domestic issues, Bolh are Republican opposition expected to conduct a campaign elections.--Reuter, which will appeal to the intelligence of the voters.
in
year.
and Communion was kno
THE ASIAN MIND Answering the question how the West can help the Asian peoples, lio said the West must first understand the. Asian mind, The basic facts of the Astan
The American trend of lead only to one conclusion-a In addition to the. Coronation, thought which accepted that war that can mean the utter and there are the Duke of Edin-view seemed to be based on the complete destruction of human burgh's birthday on June 10 and Marxian theory that poncetul civilisation." the Queen's birthday, on the co-oxistance between 11th.
Traditional places, for firing Mr Sen argued that this theory Royal Salutes slx
was not are Hyde Park
Correct
though bo and the Tower of London.
agreed do-existence was "work- For the Coronation of King
able only when both parties play VI, however, George was fred for the Orst time from St. James Park, and this all may be chosen again.
Royal Salutes are normally of 21 guns, but those in Hyde Park Tower 62. are 41 gains and those at the
nny foreign
THREE ORJECTIVES
General, Elsenhower is getting |
Chicago, July 27. Governor Adial down to work today, when lie..
Stevenson is due to map campaign strategy talked with parly political at a conference with Senator chiefs today,
discussing plans Vice-Presidential running mate. hope will lead to victory in the Richard Nixon of California, his for & cumpaign which they
November 4 election, Senator John Sparkman of chosen by the
voluntary
suicidal.
liminary agenda published - be
day, backed by the 700,000-strong While the world dollar gay re-
whole burden would National Union of Miners, says My probably be thrown on Britain it extensive trade between Britain) Alabamo,
azıd Iron Curtala
the
were freed.
In disall, freedom for Sterling would be highly desirable.
But, none of the major condi- tions for freedom exist or are in prospect-Reuter,
Globe-Trotting Dogs Travel
In Comfort
London, July 27. Dogs, from Pekinese 10 mongrels, are travelling in com- dort by air these days.
Every day from London Airport dogs take off dor varlous parts of the world, securely tucked away in crates designed especially to carry,doits by air.
The dog traffic is heaviest to
the United States. Many pedigree dogs bret in Britain are sold to Americans.
British-bred terriers are most popular, and breeds worth up to £1,000 are flown regularly across the Atlantic.
to
countries Democratie Convention yester would be the most effective way day as Vice-Presidential nominee of improving the present inter- to team up with Mr Stevenson, national situation,
of
►
1. Keep the South Democratic column.
a salute
baile admittedly there had
from the
been provocation other side, he would be a bold
man who would say the Western world has done nothing to im- pair the chances of co-existence,” he said.
"Und recently this accepted international law was that it
to
was for the people of a country
choose their own govern ment and that so long as that government, however eet up and
exercised effective the country that government
or
mind, he added, were:-
turies of foreign dominations 1. Asia is emerging from cen The desire to be rid of foreign domination every shape and form is the dominant factor in the thinking of all Asian coun- tries;
addition, It seemed certain that out Royalty or Ambassadors arriving
2. The problem in all Asian countries which Lakes of the talks will come a pro-at or leaving the Port of London
pre receive a salute from the Tower gramine designed to:
cedence over everything else is 21 gans for Royalty and 10 for
the economic regeneration of in the on Ambassador,
the masses--to supply their Salutes are traditionally, fred States, which in 1948 tipped Troop, Royal Horse Arionery,
necessities and
the scales
raise the sub-human standard of 2. Get the vote of the farm in Hydo Park by the King's thewer its character or primary human
living to give them hope of a In President Tru-and at the Tower of London by the other States must better and fuller ute; man'a favour..
the Honourable Arillery. Com-
3. The need to have a period 9. Win the labour vote of pany.---Reuter,
for the purpose of internationant of peace to be able to deal with the industrial centres,
relations. Has this accepted this urgent problem which will International law been applied otherwise overwhelm all Asian
on
He and Senator John Sparkman of Alabama, his running mate for the Vice-Presidency, are expected to open their campaign on Sept. 1.
Quirino Back In Manila
Manila, July 27. President Quirino caine home this fear to Indonesia and ten-day visit
to
the
China?!
over
M150 of Communist
Remunist
of Co
India's recognition
governments and therefore the
to avoid international
China, Mr Sens as far as In
recalled that the United States
the
same
One
Can
conceive
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naked the Con- President Truman valuable votes gress to agree it "believes that ideological differences Should in 1948, not preclude negotiations for a Democratic leaders believe that greater volume of trade be by this move they have blocked tweeta this country and all
off General Eisenhower from the other nations regardless
South.
Mr Stevenson returns their political system."
Morulay to Springfield where he
The
General Elsenhower's reponted will be welcomed by State em- Union
Building popularity of
there, and the ployees and townsfolk, Trade Workers urges the Democratie conviction that they General Council of the T.U.C.
recognised the Soviet Union in difficult it must be for Colonial could not afford to loso a single to demand a meeling of the Southern State this year, lod to
1032 and Britain recognised five Great Powers with the
Commumist
China idea of signing a peace pact.
Bromises of North-Soo cute
Ume as India did. Democratic
SIMPLE ANSWER. Several
Convention just ended, other revolutions
PREDICTS VICTORY
said: "It should be re- OPENING SHOT
membered here that the re-. Folitical leaders came to see
cognition of Communist. China There have been confident Mr. Stevenson in the home of an
by the Labour Government In Republican predictions ..that alde where he has been resting After stepping out from the Britain had been endorsed by General Elsenhower would since his nomination early
plane
hat brought him back the present Government under into
Chief Mr Churchill, other than wilom the the
by traditionally Sunday
Djakarta, Democratic from.
Executive
there can be proccided
no. greater bul- possibly picking off such States
makeshift platform on the air-wark of Western democracy. port and reported to the nation
to this "The sumple answer Virginia, 08 Texas,
North
in a broadcast his impressions question is that India like. Bri- Carolina and Florida.
of Indonesia.
tain is looking at this problem dispassionately and cbjectively General Eisenhower fired the
of international light
and practised
rc-
attack the Government's annament programme and de- mand cuts.-Reuter,
at
the
DEATH OF REeralle South in November, National Convention.
GENERAL
London, July 27.
оп
the
Included The visitors Democratic National Chairman, Mr. Franic Makinney, Governor Paul Dever of Massachusetts, the The death of Major-General opening shot yesterday for man and Star Robert Kerr MAS Director, Mr Averell Harri- Willam Henry Beach, B1-year-the Rocky Mountain Ashing of Oklahoma.
near Fraser, Colorado, old Colonel Commandant of the camp
Me Harriman said he promised Royal Engineers from 1938 until where he la on holiday. He
demanded an "all-out campaign" to "help Me Stevenson in every 1941, was announced today.
for a smashing Republican vic-way I can." General Beach
called it com-tory. Again he missioned in the Royal Engineers "crusade." in 1889 and took part in the
Was
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he
was, warmly received by thʊu- sands of his people-Govern- ment personnel and people from all walks of life.
most
to
He
elabrics."
The President said It was a and one conducive to the pro-
in the undertaking and socessful
law. motion of much closer ties over the between the two sister and neighbour Regubles,cuter.
Mr Kerr told reporters talked with Mr Stevenson Veteran Of The about the importance of the
Mohmand compaign in India In The campaign, if it follows farm voto. He prodleted victory Civil War Dead
1908 and in the first world war. the
Gen.
Eisenhower in
The Ambassador said the cold war or permanent armed pre- paredness, aimed at preventing a shooting war. "increased inter- national disequilibrium" and affected the working of the United Nations,
Australian authorities, fearing disease, will not allow dogs to enter the country by air.
Many of the dogs shipped to Australia are pels of British migrants, who sometimes refuse Teave England unless the dogs go too.
"Some of the migrants pay
traditional pattern, will over
India and Asta as a whole £10 for their påssage, but £40
produce only light skirmishes November
Spokane, July 27.
were trying to keep away from for their dogs," said an Austra- He was former Chairman of until Labour Day, September 1.
A reporter asked Mr.Kezz Israel. Broadsword, who toolt the East-West struggle as far lian Immigration official
the Royal Engineers Old Com For the last
his own campaign 20 years the Re-about
up arms at 14 to fight in theas is possible. cocker spaniel whose globe-rades Association and served on publicans have A
been in the literature wherein Mr Steven Civil War, has died at the age trotting mistress will not travel the Courtell of Regular Forces minority by several
was said to
not of 105. million son without him has crossed the Employment Association-Reu- votes. They count on General
"emotionally Atted for the His death leaves only three Atlantic by air five times.
ter,
Eisenhower to close
Living veterans of this gap presidency.
the Mr. Kerr replied. at the Grand by his personal appeal to in-statement was a "minor thing James A. Hard, 110, William A. Army of the Republic: dependents and wavering Democrats..
of no Importance"Associated Magee, 105, and Albert Wool Press.
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MUTT THE RAT THROWS HIS WEIGHT ABOUT
KALYA—as dinner, Breakfast in served in bed.
Soviet
be
con, 105, Associated Press.
Air Show
Boycotted By Western Envoys
Moscow, Julý 27.
Marshal Stalin and his Deputy Premier, M. Molo tov, attended å gigantic display at Tuschino-airfield near Moscow today in honour of Soviet Aviation Day. With them were other members of the Politburo, in- cluding Malenkov and Beria,
The parade opened with a fly-past of machines piloted by men and women record holders, followed by military jet aircraft of various types in formation and aerobatics by whole formations of fet fighters and mass parachute drops.
That is not because we are selfish or ignorant of the issues involved but we wish to keep away because we think that more tolerance on both sides co- with the cultivation of a little existence still is possible, and must be worked for. We be- lieve the mounting preparation for war that is going on can
Future Of
Brumas A Problem
of
London, July 27. Omeals at London Zoo considering tho future Buimos, the polar bear, born
in November, 1849. at the Zco
Mr George Cansdale...the said: "Brumas superintendent, ilves by herself now--in a den near the camel house. She Is unlikely to stay there.
"We want to put her back on where
[Fires-la, limited
the Mappin Terraces, she was born. But accommoda- Perhaps, in a year or two, when Brumas is mature, she will be mated. If not, she will prob ably live for a time with another According to sources cloce to Charge d'Affaires, M. Jet Temput we do not want her to
"But the American Embassy, the Brionval, and the United States Ambasador, Mr
George F. Ambassador, Mr George Kennan, live alone longer than is neces
che may become Kennan, has protested to the did not appear in the diplomatie Bary, or Soviet Foreign Ministry over stand at the airfield do what moroce."
to be a trk-Power appeared..
Brumas is in excellent health; posters advertising, today's show
and weighs about 0001h. depicting. Soviet fighter driving boycott of the air show,
pland wi
with American ... àir· But the Military and Muit came from Bouth force markings.
Attaches America, in 1040 when only
Mr Kenan was understood to United States and France, at-
teaded ave months old, and was famed have turned down an invitation to be duplicate of last year's They said it appeared
By CRAVEN HILL #pno Jargest rodent in 14. London Zoo, a three-foot- long capybara, called Mutt, who weighs 2016, has started
to attack his keepers.off a
apparent reason,
Air
BRAZILIAN PÂCT of Britain, Canada, the
WITH SPAIN 80 mueti so that for yours, to attend because at the posters demonstrations since there were koopers could safely clean up which
Rio de Janeiro, July 26. Il encaled quotes from Soviet no new tires of planes shown, hid enclosure without troubling notes to America over
Brazil and Spain-"' wilt, to€= various Colonel of Aviation F. Zhigarov, change goods worth US$20, about him.
incidente. But the other day, for no past pir
a commercial Mail Stalt with pipe in who commanded today's air show,000,000 under
mado aj voiled reference to; the Mutt mouth and looking the best swedish plane incident in
agreement concluded Utle week. charged, his keeper knock of spirits watched the display. Pravda, the Communist Party Spain's original proposals ing him rito a 10-wide to wore n, Marshal's uniform, organ, today. pool
his
for each country !! to Mutt's/kcopers ate strictor Blog who is 72, moderat dnd other are who furnish the other with US$10-
He said "All provocations by calica last pubile, appearance : now. And ho is, shut up in his battroom before his enclosura ia oloaned.
Day function in Red Square, on the order of their Washington 900,000 work of modabút It is easy to get him there, infory awed by
Earlier this month he was masters, fondé an effort to peno- the sum was cut to US$10,000,
Italian trafo the air spaces of the Soviet 000, the to. Bruxil's His breakings in served in Socialista Pietro
arive hod. path Feyises Abertas)
tin Talon hinh hie the zadorasur retiff of our maikelion order, to save forolan qutredi
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powers to adjust, themselves; to the new forces in Asha but they must realise that the new forces will overwhelm them if they do not adjust themselves in time? MANY VALUABLE PŘÍŽEŠI he concluded-United Press.
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