e Stands
Eisenhower's
Prestige
As Ever
Ever But
As High As
Hardest Tests. Yet To Come
BRITISH COMMENT OŃ U.S. ADMINISTRATION
London, Sept. 22:
The Daily Telegraph, commenting today on the problems, which now confront President Eisenhower, maintained that his personal prestige remains undiminished after eight months of office.
America
Want Change in Marriage Vows
The main tests of his Administration are yet to come, bát thờts on this side of the Atlantic who learned to regard him with affectionate &dmiration will feel confident that he will surmount them, this Conservative newspaper said. "Nothing can have troubled may never be held," the Daily the President's holiday more Telegraph, buggested: than to see the great achieve- "WIN. Mr Syngman Rhee ment of a Korcan armistice threatening in that event to re- clouded by differences between start the war, the Korean grob- and her allies about lem is by far the most anxious confronts President the
political
conference which which should follow it.
Elsenhower. "These differences, so far as "He unlikely to feel much Britain is concerned, have been concern-though perhaps somé sumit in a resolve to abide by disappointment at M. Vyshin of the sky's majority decision
frosh onslaught United Nations Assembly In American foreign policy.
"The President's favour of the American view.
"Tho issuo of the Korean was discernible in Me Dulles conference itself still remain, conciliatory exposa of that however, no longer 115 apolley before the United Nations difference between friends.but last week.
the two as a dispute between
the
HO
influence
"So unprovocative WILK the American statement that M. side. Vyshinsky, as spokesman Vyshinsky was forced to delva Into past speecheą by Mr Dulles and into the writing of the late the to support Senator Tafl Communist charge of aggres. alve intent
Communists, showed for the yesterday that they are for the present resolved to keep the quarrel about the 'shape of the table' open.
"America and her allies must
"The abuse can be ignored but to prepared
face the possibility that the Headlock will not the intransigence: for it must whether the persist and that the conference cast doubts upon
new Russian Government has clanged,
bo
Russian Technical
Experts
in
MAY HELP
"On disarmament particular, Mr Duiles had opened the deer for constructivo Soviet proposals when he said that the United States was not inflexible,
"Russia, however, is inflexible, the Daily Telegraph commented, "So forthright a declaration of the..Impasse between the tree work and Communia may help portant and difficult part of his cabli in domestic policy,
convince the 20 American poopid of the fack A liberated New York which be stated so bluntly last war prisoner, said today he month, that the end of our stag-
sight saw about 500 Russians in comic burden is not It is the burden of world North Korea manning anti-
leadership of which America can- aircraft untis and doing and dare not divest herself, technical work.
Red Army Men In Mr Eisenhower in the most im
North Korea
New York, Sept. 22.
Chinese and *The
at
En
VALID CLAIM
́Âdetslag:
Adelaide, Sept. 82.
Th South Austrálian Housewives Absolation decided to campaig for
the deletion of the words "to love - and, hönour, for beller, for worse", In the marriage ceremony,
Such a promise was "in utter Impossib{llly”, they
Buid.
The Association will:- seek their aboiltlan through its supporters
the In Federal Parliament.----China Mail Speelst.
U.S. To Keep On Trying
Talks On Chinese Troops In Burma
Bangkok, Sept. 22: The United States will persevere with talks on the Withdrawal of Chinese Na- tionalist forces from Burma, Mr Aaron. Brown, Coun. sellor to the United States Embassy said today.
from Delegates
Nationalist China, the United States and Thailand are carrying on the talks bogus in May though the Burmese representative walked out last Thursday.
They also found marine shells, but was otherwise in good con- RED DANGER
200 feet above sea levél, show-{ dhtión. Nationalists who understanding that water once covered all
The pair also brought back for trade once that part of the North. Lignite, Japan's need suggested, through former Premier Chang Chun, expansion
coal in the formation stage, was with them remnants of the 1875 also unearthed, proving that a British Arctic Expedition led by of Japanese trade with South-
million years ago ils
now Captain Sir George Nares. There, East Asia Chinese,
barren region abounded with four sleeping bags which had belonged to members of the This proposal, so for, has not farge trees, "No allempt inn yet been resulted in any tangible success.
ere were discovered, But only in which he requested a truce maile place eyelised rubber
to
The Nationalists
Thá also were
two explorers ate two were in good cough con- and ru-operation with
on a truly commercial basis,
Hattersley Smith, dition to be brought back to any sudden Geoffrey apprehensive of French.
"That will
fater cume
wartime. Royal change in the Japanese political former
Navy Ottawa, there are more indications of its scene since they regard Premier lieutenant, and Robert Black- potentialities and value.
There was also a tin of stil! Shigeru Yoshida as their best adar, a Canadian geologist, who
dried The former prisoner, Sergeant "We know that demand is bet to maintain present relations, have just returned from an ex-usable pentican, tinned
"Its implications, whether of York, there now we have to get some
fruit cake. Richard Reese of New anet. tinned Unlike the Philippines or pedition which
them meat, reliable indication of tent de-
China is farther North than any members Hattersley-Smith mid that he arriving at a New York airport aid or of trade, touch every Australia, Nationalist
San Francisco. fold United States cilzen, and they
The Chinese representative Geological Survey of end Blockcadar ate another fruit from
cannot be popular. revival of of the
reporters: that less fearful of added
Canada have ever been able to cake they found there and found
"The President did not shirk had rejected Burmese proposals militarism in Japan.
it very palatable with a delicious
speech at Boston that all foreign troops in Burma achieve.
North them in his brandy flavour,
Koreans had little technical last night, when he linked the must leave within three months and the Russians review of tariff polley which of the signing of an agreement found a cache know-how They aiso
to met resistance and not less than 5,000 others
within 35 days. the auspices of Canada's De- which contained still-unopened supplied them with technicians." is bound
from many sectional interests - tence Research Road, the widow letters addressed to the Nor-
***Sergeant Reese salt there was with America's responsibility of the famous United States ex- wegian explorer, Roald Amund-
free some doubt at first among towards the rest of the plorer
They
at were placed Admiral Robert Peary, sen.
American prisoners as to the world. in 1920 by the will receive the fourth, and last, Cape Aldrich
"After eight months of office, of six pieces of a silk ensign Danish explorer, Godfred Han-nationality of the technicians
personal prestige remains undiminished. which Admiral Peary planted in sen, at what is the northern-but that some Arterican soldiers his
of European extraction on his most point of North America. the Aretie as signposts
cognised their lungadge dramatic dash to the Polc.
Russian. Admiral Peary left six pleces of the ensign in calms through the far northland. Three had previously been recovered and Blackadar and Hattersley- two are known to have been Smith were taken
by planted in cairns which were northern Ellesmere Islands built on ice packs and later the United States Air Force in destroyed. The plece recovered mid-April. They then travelled by Hattersley Smith and with two Eskimos and teams of Blackadar is the last that will Greenland
dogs. They sald ever be found.
that they encountered seme "heavy going" but no real hard- ships.China Mail Special...
crisin which has cost 100 ver in reernt months in terrorist ut tacks.
The spokesman tests had proved that cyclised
Nationalist leaders
are more rubber was many times tougher than leather and had a cores concerned with Communism in Japan and think that any drift Hie. podlegly longer
"We think it would be ideally toward it in Japanese polities enhance the SuitzarTM "for" "share"" soles,
he sld, would greatly.
chancou of Red attempts to The Police disclosed that they "It works like feather."
democratic gov have arrested three Tanistans The spokesan mid an added overthrow the
that was
and after a search of the Arub advantage
cyclivet ernment
pulting Japan quarters at El Ballout. near El
rubber can be moulded. He under Russian control, thus
safety that Djem In the Sousse region, last believed
eventually endangering the In their after finding murht
would be cheaper to produce Formosa-Ualled Press. ammuni- than leather-China Mall. homes weapons and tion United Prest,
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Scientists' Mission In Sahara
ot
Paris, Sept. 22, An international scientifle cx- pedition organised by UNESCO Saarbruceken on leaves from
Into the a 10-month mission Sahara and the Sudan
was announced Thursday, it
today.
peal.
On
The scientists will study the ethnological and consequences of the progressive desertification of the nrea"
In their mission, made the ausplees of the Nations Educational,
under United
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The pair also brought back from Ellesmere Island, Canada's most northern tip, a record in of Admiral the handwriting Peary describing his expedition In
The Hansen records will be offered to the Norwegian Gov- ernment through the Norwegian Minister here,
by air to
1800, at Cape Columbia, Nixon Pays
had landed from after be ship, the SS Roosevelt.
STILL LEGIBLE
The writing was in penell but we as legible as though it were written only a month ago,
and Cultural Or it was found in a cairn on the summit of Cape Columbla..
Djelf,
Ghardat cl Gocla, Sarah Arak over
n.
First Visit
To UN.
AS
U Po Kin, Burmese Am bassador to Thailand, accused the Government in Formosa intending to withhraw a token number of troops, paying lip service to the United Nations resolution...He... sald Burza would sign no blank agreement.
"On the whole though, his claim yesterday to have done much both at home and abroad They were of Caucasian ap is valid, Both the United States Generál Li M, Commander of petradec, but were regulation and the world know that the the Nationalist Chinese fore, North Korean
army uniforms, main tests of his Administration sald last July that he command- including red stars on their cap are still to come.
Those on this side of the about 30.000 troops, half of and shoulder boards
thom Chinese visors,
and half hill tribesmen. designating, the rank of sergeant, Atlantic, who learned to regard the General with affectionate Sergeant Recső said.
admiration, will feel confidentu Po Kin and the Burmese Sergeant Reese, captured in that the President will
sur- Foreign Minister, Sao, Hkum the Daily Tele-Hikio, are expected to report the May, 1951, saw them while ho mount them,"
agraph concluded. - China Mall situation to the United Nations was on a forced march to prison stockade.
Special.
Assembly In early October..
The soldier said there was "jots
between of friction" Chinese Communists.and North Koreans and that they some- Ulmes blekerett and orgued in front of American prisoners.
He added that the Chinese and North Koreans got along well with the Russians, who frequently acted as peacemakers between the feuding factions.— Reuter.
Assurance By
Britain On Defence Issue
JAPAN'S AIM
IN TEXTILE
MARKETS
General
U Pe Kin said Burma's decl- sion to withdraw from the talks was final but he would welcome efforts made by the other powers ta continue them-Reuter.
To Study Glacier
Formation
New Delhi, Sept. 22. Japan wants to find some way Dr Franz Kollmannsperger, a
United Nations, Sept. 22.
to "blunt the edge", of competi- tion between India and Japan is chief of the
It was from
Vice-President Richard Nixon Saar zoologist,
Cape Columbia
in world texillo markets, the expedition. From Saarbruceken that Peary in 1909 made a pold his first visit to the United
leader of n the mission will go to Marseille,dramatic
five-member 40-mile-a-day trek Nations today.
н Algiers,
Laghouat,
Japanese economic mission the Arctic Ocean's lea
to have He came to talk with diplo- and claimed
present visiting New Delhi sald It foes
today
Calcutta, Sept. 22. -' and Tamanrasset, By camel it reached the North Pole where mats from 18 Aslan nations he
The leader of the mission, Mr Mr. P. Chatterll, West of will cross the mountains
the remnant of the will visit on a two-month tour Hoggar until Tassili des Aljer, ilk ensign
ter he flow
Yosheritu Kogane, told a press Bengal Legislator, 15 Joad- from which pieces beginning in October. then to Agades, Fort Lamy, and previously been scattered Mr Niton arrived at United
conference that "adjustments" ing a four-man expedition to North Bengal's nust be made so that the in- the course of Partnout, Ziner and Lake Chad.
Notions Headquarters accom
dustries The return trip is through the along the way.
of Japan and India deceitful river Tista, to study This is what Perry's perserial | panied by Ambassador Henry
glacier formation would be complementary and Sudan and Egypt to Tunis,
the 28,000- Strasbourg, Sept. 224
foot
and Kanchenjkou not competitive. where the expedition will board hand-written record dabed Juris Cabot Lodge, Jr., and Governor
James F. Byrnes of South The British representative to Europe-United 5, 1000, said: ship for
Japan looked to China to pro- Chomlume, in North Sikkim, "Arrived hero midnight on Carolina, who is a member of the Council of Europe Con-. Press
June 7 dram, the Perry Arcile the United States delegation to multative Assembly, Mr. Anthony vide a good market for her near the Tibetan border.
They hope to mover, what club's steam-ship Roosevelt, I'm the General Assembly, ⠀
Nutting today assured the textiles but at present this was
dacier formation f m my way wet along Coast
members of Britain's full co dificult because of restrictions
Tista River for the fury of the with three Edicamos and thred The panty was grooted at the operation with the European on trade with China.
rersoon traders are during the Some Japanoso altiges. Last night 7 killed six entranco - by Mir Andrew W: Defence Community,
Sherpa Chief Aung Cordier, thio Amerikan' who is
clamouring for music-oven, just cast of here.
tho successful There is nearly continuous | exocutivo. - nabebent fo the
Ho kcluded phát Britain with Communist China but they who helped Dr water along the ico front, Besoetary-General,
Dag planned to have much closer do not realise the financial and French. attempt on the Hima no (of water) running directly Harmateklook.
contact with the now organisa-political difficulties in the way!" layan peak of Annapurna, in in
charge of the Japanese suk trade teft North from here and several
tion and with the prósent coul he said.
name of a team of 14 therpus, Mr Nixon visited the Security Tokyo tonight by KLM plane akes to the Northeast and North-
where
and stoor pool, though he was Mr Kogie sald Japan was the
1.by, the membere thom for Minn, where they will west (true). In April this your Council chamber
Steering attend the fourth International I I reached the highest north yef Ceneral Assembly'
exact terms of the Bristi pro now Industries in India if in scives and equipped
Colonel Hunt opening on stained, going North of her Commenter we moving posis,
vited to do so. He believed materials sold dion of this cape, and relirning
As she colled the Steen Ho advocated the participation
would be possible to sell after his team
phisible to neutralise that couns
Off For Milan
Congress
Tokyo, Sept. 22. Twenty-four représentatives
not
Increased trade
onsible
at liberty to reveal the ready to co-operaba in nothing Up | anan expedition : will 0:00
capital goods to:1 India on long Everest in May
by
with
The expedition will not have
septetegation upon the
Greekband
const & BRIE. Committed to ander Riedeste 68 Obzelny, since it as 25 50 Sveo of h Sex JET IN
husded
Director
of
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1. Bleste, & Smart, clation,
Seiji Yoshida, out of 80 degrees West bourkúgy, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandil President
I built this monument and Sük Asso the Japan
of the General Assembly, who was leave this record with-or
portion attending the Cotigress of my United States ang af and Before, ontsling Calf
predlog of the Coménities fract 1 Opine, 9 Impair, 10 Olive, 11 Litre, 12. Tuck, 13 Test, 14 Modest, 18 Abated, 20 Split, 22 Ares, 23 Steep, 25 Lovec, 20 the delegates wil, Inspect the mark of my
USN menting 3 am sure the Commitee
would want, folvertend Especial, 1 Toll, 4 Apricot, Snorted, Meloos 7 Rivet, art, then tour Europe and the The piece of dat was folded Starties 15. Subsided, 10-Matters, 17, Deletes, y Bisect, 21 United States Individuals inside u mustad in which hit wo Reuter
started to rustion the Guardia Pload, 4 Pi
Tilled 27 Creel, 28 Edits, '29' Bencod. Down: 1 Skittle Italian aik industry for a weak ER E. Petrypy RELAT
He further suggested thikt either the new Borupeane Lenco Council, or NATO mi
the Soviet tritóny
Mr Kogano colleagues are Councillors At the inessiict while climbing the Janmore Ministry of Foreign mountains, P. Chon
Mr. S. Ghosh Chamber Ansis The artis the mlation 12an omcial of the said: We simply cannot afford Japanese 5, Mthisfeyki of Inter to have a chain of runners, Wa nilona Trade and
are not
mosigh,China;