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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1958.
AMERICA United States Being
FOLLOWS SUIT
Change Of Status For Commissioner
A
Washington, June 20. White Houto spokenan Kald today the United States Hith
Comunistionor in Gor- many had been given the title
of Ambassador "In_atcognition
of the return of Germany to thu family of free and equal
atlong"
The spokesman, Mr James Hagerty, announcing the change Lof status for Dr Juines Conant.
s the move was
a me lo- wards the resumption or diplo- matic relations between the United States and Germany at the Embassy lovel
"For The Hagerty
liime being," Mr said. **Ambassador (James) Conant will continue hig
position
11th Com-
znissioner, but the United States Government looks forward with
anticipation to the disappearance of his function as soon as the olher States concemerl have
Ex-Premier
Released
Damascus, June 29. Marcur Kwalibi, the former Syrian Populist Farly Prime Minister whose Government WRE overthrown by the Decem bor, 1950, coup d'elat er Colonel Adib Shalakly,
was released from prison today.
Ile was detained twice
since the coup, the first time inmediately after it when his entire Cabinet was held ·with him; tho secund time last January. -Reuter,
BAPTIST
LEADERS
completed the process of ratifying SENTENCED
contractual agreements and the Defence Community
He raid the step "was taken i recomition
of the develope relations
between the United States and the Federal Republic of Germa
Gay, and the return of
2
to the family of fres and equal nations,"
The move
coincides with similar change in the status of the British and French gh Commissioners.-Reuter,
The Light Brigade Remembered
Official tribute is to be paid to the memory of Sir John Moore during the 150th anniversary of his raising of the Light Brigade. During military celebrations which will commemorate the foundation of the esprit-de-corps
Accused By Prague Of Espionage
Weakened By Witch-Hunts'
NEWSMAN ATTACKS
SMEAR CAMPAIGN
Boston, June 29.
Mr Harry Martin, President of the American Newspaper Guild, said today that at a time when the world was looking to the United States for
· leadership as never before "we stand before it weakened by witch-hunts".
Mr Martin told the opening session of the Guild's 20th annual convention that there was in action a "calloused corps of name-calling nitwits who would rather smear Labour and Liberals at
home than smash Communism and Fascism
abroad".
Economy Measures Queried
London, June 20.
Boplis! Four leaders of the Church in Czechoslovakia have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from five to 18 years on charges of spying, according to Ceteka, Czechoslovak news agency, message received ኦ ፡፡ London tonight.
four pleaded guilty to All charges of explonage, treason Kryd "fomenting hatred to the popular Democratic regime of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia under the guise of religious activity and under the direction of the World Churchill, to the Bermuda con- Baptist Union in the United ference. States," the report said.
All were deprived of their cluizens' rights and the court ordered confiscation of property,
their
They were: Jindrich Prochaz ku, former Director of a Baptist college in Prague, 12 years;
Jan Ricar, President of the Union of Baptiste in Crocho-
of the Army, the C.I.G.S, Gen-slovakia, 18 years;
London, June 29.
Winston
"It is sickening sight," ite continued, "to see a great nation bike América brought to weak- nets by such as these."
.
But, he said, there were signs the United States was awaken- Ing to "this menace.".
"I know", Bir Martin said, "that this convention will have something to say on the subject Bhot should help to arouse the people to the dungers.
M Emanuel Shinwell, former Labour Minister of Defence, to-to our homes, enlist our members
"I hope we shall, on returning day questioned the decision to use actively in this crusade to defend Britain's biggest battleship, the 12,000-ton Vanguard, to take the the basle freedoms." Prime Minister, Sir
Governor Christian A, Herter, welcoming the 250 delegates journalists representing: 27,000 in the United States or Canada, said the guild was doing a very for at service abroad in main- taining the freedom "we hope to keep alive
He put the question in the House of Commons after Mr Nutting.
Under-Secretary Foreign Affairs, had answered charges of extravagance in the to Bernada for official com- amount of equipment being sent munications during the talks.
Mr Nutting and said the Gov- crnment "always Kercised
cent Sir Julin Harding, will visit Cyril Barget, Secretary of the economy in these matters." Sandgate and Shorucilife Gare-administration of the Bapust
son,
the
in this troubled
world".-Reuter.
EDITOR'S ATTACK
Washington, June 20,
be-
Dr Louls Harap, à New York writer and editor, called for the House of Representa- Kent, to lay wreaths on Church in Prague, seven years;ks about exercising cc Committee
Un-American Mr Shinwell then said: "When | dives
Activities the and memorial and statue to the
today. sald ho Michael Kejistar, President nomy may we ask if it was un
Committed tended to "bring al Shorncliffe in 1803 of the Fraternal Association of economy to use the Vanguard as
this
country into a condition that Sir John Moore-regarded the Baptists of Slovakia, five a conveyance?"
under which 6,000,000 Jews on the first to appreciate the years-Reuter.
were murdered."
hero of Corutiny.
It was
vatue of teamwork and discipline
not enforced by fear of punish-
ment-commanded
ed into
shire and
train-
INVITATION
TO TESTIFY
us a major- general, the troops that he વર્ષો his famous Light Brigade. They were the 43rd and 62nd (both battalions of the Oxford-
Geneva, June 20. d Buckinghamshire Light
The United Nations three-man 95th (now commission be racial discrimina- nd the
tien in South Africa has asked On the foundations of con-UN, member governments to Adunce between runks and submit oral or written testimony self-respect of the individual to it, if they so desire, it was
oldier Sir John Moore created announced today.
Infantry) the Ride Brigade),
# NOW type of Army with a The invitation to Governments, Faith in their leaders, and them-made through the Secretary- selves which weathered the re. General, says testimony must be treat to Corunna six years later submitted. to the Commlesion and went on to final victory at before August 1.7 Waterloo. The celebrations will The Commission, which began include ceremonies of Retreat is work here last month, was at Maidstone, Hythe Recreation cet up by the United Nations Ground and on the Leas, Folke-General Assembly last December,
store.
--Reuter.
A British Crossword Puzzle MUBERPRIME
LOV SABREO
IP
REENVIOT PADANCEHKU RULEGERASE U I READER X ACOARSERT
In spite of Jeers and shouts He refused to tell the Com-
of "answer" from Labour mem-mittee whether he was or even bers, Mr Nutting did not reply. I had been a Communist,
Reuter
McCarran Act
Effect On
he
He also refused to say whether was managing editor of Jewish Life, a monthly publica- tion, though Mr Robert L. Kunzig, Committee lawyer, zaidi tus tame appeared in the paper Os such.
Asked
iked whether he had ever been a Communist, Dr Hamp attacked the Committee, saying: "It Is questions of this kind and the netivities of the Committee
Staff Of U.N. relating to questions of this kind
New York, June 29.
|
Worshippers Jam Calcutta Street
Moslems who were unable to get admission to the Mosques on the occasion of the Id-ul-Fitr Festival (end of the Fast) in Calcutta recently prayed in the streets of the City. This picture taken in one of Calcutta's main thoroughfares, shows the solid mass of wara
shippers-ar far as the eye can see. - Express Photo,
Tensing Decides He Will Go To Britain
New Dellu, June 29.
Tensing Norkay, who climbed to the summit
of Everest with Sir Edmund Hillary, told reporters tonight he had decided to accompany the other members of Sir John Hunt's triumphant expedition to Britain early next month.
*
He said that if he did not visit Britain with his colleagues "I would be failing in my duty."
Earlier he had announced | guests in the
forecourt of the that he would visit his home great domed residence, town of Darjeeling, in India, Buglere sounded a fanfare as for a short stay before making the President, flanked by a trip to Britain.
white-coated bodyguard with President Rajendra Prasad of blue and gold turbans and India today decorated Tensing, pennoned Innees, descended the Sir Edmund Hillary and Sle scarlet-carpeted steps of Gov- John
Hunt with large gold ernment House to take his medals, inscribed "Adventure in the centre of the forecourt. is Glory,"
in D colourful The eltations to the awards, ceremony
Government read as each of the three climb- House.
ets stepped forward, praised The medals were fastened | Colonel Hunt's "unselehness, round the necks of the three determination and climbers
unfalling before a crowd of energy" and Sir Edmund III- diplomats, ministers and other lary's ond
Tensing's "out-
al
SUBSIDIES
FOR WHEAT
Agitation For Republic In South Africa
Re-
Capetown, June 20... A Bouth African
Committee that
publican
urged
קנון
**potive
struggle for the founding of a Republlo" be pursued "in the circumstances of enhanced Empire unity and the authority of a Queen over our country",
recom- The Committer mended that a Congress be Aurunt convened in late
In
or
early September Bloemfontein with the aim of scliing up a Republican Langue...
The Committee was in- structed la esfablish' a. Re- publican League by meet- Inga aj Plar), near Cape- town,
and Kppies in the Orange Free State, on June 2-Reuter.
INDIA-PAKISTAN
PACT EXTENDED
Karachi, June 29. Pakistan and India hava extended their trade agreement
standing mountaineering skill, to September 1953. It was due courage, tenacity and resolution." to expire tomorrow.
The
ONE FAMILY
members
The President presented other hides,
agreement
skins and
Includes
fish from
in exchange for
of the team
with Pakistan silver shleida also embossed India's Iron and alcol, railway with a picture of Everest,
The President said: el us
material, timber and certain
advertueurs of enterprise and types of machinery.--Beuler.
continue to guide
-EXTENDED humanity not only for making
sitch conquests, but for making greater and higher conquests of the human spirit, which will and concord and help each other mable all of us to live in peace in times of need and to feel-as we are feeling today--we are as members of one family."
which are throwing the country into hysteria and a miasma of
Washington, June 29. fear that is very dangerous to
The United States Govern- members of the United Nations academic freedom"
About 400 non-American | this country and threatens
ment will subsidise the shipment Secretariat who
of American wheat abroad to United States are in the
He considered it in his obliga-
the extent of $7,500,000 (£2. immigration visas were official not to co-operate with the Com-
On permanent
fion as a Jew and an American
679,000) between now and
Hillary and Tensing were the August 1, when the new Inter-two men who first reached the ly informed today that if they mee because it was tending to wish to retaln their present uneate
national Wheat Fact becomes summit of 20,002-foot Everest, status they will be liable to under which fix million Jews
conditions Wke those effective, Mr Ezra Benson, the the world's highest mountain, on United States Income tax and
Secretary of Agriculture, sald May 29 this year. were murdered abroad. will have to forfeit home leave,
today.
The whole Everest party, due Representative Ki Clarly Department Agriculture to leave for Britain on Wednes- (Republicam, Michigan) asked if Actually they will not pay he thought the Committee was
omcials suid that in general, day, will arrive in London early the tax.
only Secretary-
countries which had on Friday morning. British General. Mr Dag Hammarsk-dalng the same thing to the Jews already ratified the new Inter-Overseas Airways reported today, joeld, said he will request he was doing. In Russia, he cald, that the Russian Government
national Wheat Agreement or General Assembly to authorise
it could were going to retire the reimbursement of income anti-Semitian had been virtually bencht the subsidy. All Commenting on the conquest of
obliterated and there was no ( diswimination against Jews, member countries must ratify Everest, Colonel Hunt salt he
American subsidies to wheat exports were due to end to. morrow.
10x.
The
The official directive issued | Router. at United Nations Headquarters today is the outcome of a pro- vision of the new United States Immigration Act which became law last December and is popu- larly knownR as the McCorran Act-Router.
NELM FACE First VC For
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ACROSS
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5 Of Brst quality (5)..
8 Sword (5).
9 Hido (8).
10 Throw out (5).
11 Rumba, for example (5).
12 Regulation (4).
13 Rub out (5).
10 Proof-corrector (8).
18 Rank (0).
20 Unit of heat (8).
22 Wise man (4).
23 $fonth (5).
25 Rallon (5).
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Museum
Russian
Control
Crumbling?
Washington, June 29. Senator Alexander Wiley, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations
the
of
new agreement by July 15.
TOO BIG
wanted in correct the impression querod" Everest. that his expedition had "con-
"We do not feel we have con- Mr Benson
Everest.... Everest is said that under qurred the new subsidy
much too big a thing to conquer. programme, We reached the summit.... importing nations that had
Colonel Hunt was then asked alled their quotas untler the
a question that lins already present
would agreement
bo able to buy wheat and wheat been put several times to mem- flour as they would under thebers of the expedition: "Could the mummit have been reached new pact.
The Agriculture Department without oxygen?"
He
will, make up the difference
replied: "Very doubtful.
between the price provided for may
We
breed some supermen
in the new pact and the domes-in future who could do it, but
for
tic, government supported price. we cannot."
The Colonel The new International Wheat
added that "I Agreement Committee, told the
provides
Interest still persists in climbing The Queen's Own Royal West Senate today that Russia's con-
minimum price of $1.85 (about mountains over 20,000 foot high, Kent Regiment ins acquired the trol over her satellite" nations
11/-) a bushel and a maximum then some improvement is need- first VC ever won by a member was crumbling and that "the
price of $2.05 (about 14/8) a ed in oxygen equipment. of the regiment. It was awarded powder keg
bushel. The American domestic "Ours was still too heavy subjugated
not ridiable," guaranteed price is $2.21 cents and still “(about 15/9)" a' buthel.-Reuter, declared.—Reuter,
to Sergeant John Coleman of the peoples could blow sky-high 97 Fuegiment, for great bravery overnight,”
arať coolwss on the right of Opening the debate on the August 30, 1855, in the Crimea Senate's $3,318,000,000 (£1, War..
057,000,000) foreign aid bil, ke asked the Senate to approve the changes, bill without major saying that this was no time for the United States to retranch VC, which rym precenied to him aid to its Allies. personally by Queen, Victoria,
Sergeant Coleman died in 1883, An apprul last year by the regt ment has produced Coleman's
The Republican Salor sald and also it's Crimea and Indian chins might be the next nation Mutiny modis.
i to 'farn, against Soviet control, The medals have been bought | and the United States should not by the First Britalion now | wedlicen dru ita resolve to arm its serving in Malaya anıt wäl" bo | Allies “at the very moment when presented to the regimental | khá chemy of freedom: museum né Maidstone when the trombling," Axa Mallions
returns cano
"This is the time for the Crea next March. The medala ore how on | nations of this earth to join in thair way fo Malaya.
Decoration For Greek General
Tokyo, June 29. ties Kostopolous, head of the Konstran- Gresk alon
Brigadier-General
HONGKONG CORONATION.
hist
CELEBRATIONS
BOOKLET
roup at the Owing to the largo number Unlled Nations Command Head-- quarters
in Tokyo, was today of orders received for the awarded the United States | Hongkong Coronation Colo- Legion of Merit,
brations Booklet, The cilation said that the General
WAR "highly instru- requested that those who with telling the Communist lenders neata in accomplishment of have registered their names
close co-ordination ond co- Lieutenant A. E. Sivers, who is the worlia over that there can be operation among the Great Will kindly collect 'thoir
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Glum, 7 Fraud, retuning to the First Battalion no bppeasement," he declared.
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AUSTRALIA PROTESTS
TO U.S.
Washington, June 29. The Australian Ambassador. Sir Percy Spender, protested to the State Department today against the United States · lin2 port quotas placed on dairy products and expressed Co- CCITI about proposals to ship United Stat:s surpluses abroad at reduced prices.
Diplomatic officials sald the - note was firm in tone.
to the
It was delivered by Sir Percy Spender
Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Samuel C. Waugh.
The note followed the lines recently delivered by the New Zealand Ambassador.
Sir Percy
of ano
was accompanied by the Australian Commercial Attache, A. C. B. Maiden, when he delivered the protest- United Press.
Salo Of Synthetic Rubber Plants
Washington, June 29, Sanator Homer Capehart (Republican, Indiana) announced today that the Senate Banking Committee would meet on July 8 in draft a final versions of the Senalo bill to sell the 20 Government-owned synthetic rubber factories to private United States industry-Reuter.
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