THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Down
with
Neguib!
IS
IN
"P
Traitor!
Nasser! Nasser Nasser
Neguib
our saviour!
Down
THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1954.
with Freedom
Shoot him!
by Illingworth
.1
Up with Nasser!
Neguib for ever
Unhappy Prospect For Geneva
ANOTHER "KOREA"
THE
MAKING?
By Ronald Fredenburgh
London. will not risk war to push seize the North as well?
that is divorced from realities
not-mm-cold munism
And, struggle for Julo-China & going M. Janiel hus
the admittrel, with becoming frank- tess, that the war connol be won on the basis of the present algoment,
Incan
WHAT'S IN A NAME? PLENTY, THEY SAY, AT "THE TEMPLE OF WISE WRITING"
Onomancy-It Can Make Your Fortune
Tokyo.
HE cult of Onomancy, By RICHARD HUGHES
TH
ог "the study of
good fortune," is booming in
me
Mr Kumazaki generously gave
the formula for the vital
"Personality" check-up, which is
names and their sig- teachings as derived from better luck," he advised me the key to the science. nificance on personality and the study of names.
shrewdly, "but the renewed Only one to 10 counts in the He does # flourishing confidence of the person in than 10 strokes in the Oriental calculation. If there are more Japan, where fortune-telling business recommending his or her luck which has version of the Inst syllable of and soothsaying has always mystically-minded
names for infants to much to do with a favour- your Burname and tho firat
been revered as a sincere and honourable art.
Π
syllable of your given name,
digit
parents, àble turn of fortune," and reports that many He also gave himself
consider only the Bat The venerable baldheaded adults Come to seek his useful alibi with the further count runs (if you know how to Here's how the "personality" leader of the cult, which is advice on a change in family reminder that "no name write your name In Japanese): attracting sensational atten- name ag a method will bring luck unless the
shaking off bad luck.
bearer deserves to have the strong to the core, with a liking outwardly, but perplexed among scholars and harassed politi-
lucky name."
for wealth.
tion
cians, is Keno Kumazaki,
of
Useful Alibi
built up
an
who has been peering He has successfully and profitably astonishing collection
on
of
Mr Kumasaki's system is simple enough and doubtless most reasonable and con-
Stroke Count
1. Quiet
2.--Shrewd, a good business head, tenacious, jealous, also a 11king for wealth,
3-Active progressive, but with A ilking for authority (deluded man) rather than
wealth.
in
through his thick spectacles letters and newspaper cut vincing to a subtle mind. and the thicker human vell Ings which, he asserts, for 26 years,
prove how good fortune has He has his Tokyo cultural smiled on clients who have You write down the full headquarters in
4.-Explosivo, apt to expend a temple changed their names-either name the first
energy wastefully subtle but known as the Gosel Kaku "given"
name occasionally atas dishonest. or family -in (which is second in Japan) (roughly "Wise Writing",) accordance with his onoman- and surname-in
5.-Adjustable, friendly and where overflow audiences tic prescriptions.
Japanese full of good judgmont-oport characters. Then you count from a Jack of interest nightly listen to his sonor- **it is not the
name the number of strokes in wealth. ous addresses moral change only which brings these
elegant Ideographs. seeker after fame
G-Jealous, suspicious and a The number of strokes gives cluded).
(wealth in- you an insight into your destiny and your lucky or with a tendency to exoggerate, unlucky breaks according to 8.Brave and patient, despite whether your parents named " weakness for grumbling"
9.-Energetic, you Torao or Inchiro.
abounding Fair initiative but temportamental. enough?
10.-Gloomy and pessimistic, There
are three fundamental but tenacious. divisions in the mystical- mathematical calculation. The total number of strokes in the characters which comprise the family
THE AMERICAN SCENE
TOP C BRINGS PICASSO DOWN
By Newell Rogers
E in the Sky" their conquests westward in if he does, can we doubt that against them.
the Chinese will rush tha Americas Europe. They prefer tu
North, while the United Nations call the wish fish in more
unguardest wash their hands of any ful thinking waters.
to support Syngman sponsibility In the Far East there is Whee's "unprovoked aggression? The most the French can hope
indo Anyhow, and possibilities, no NATO, und no hope for
- China, nat for at Geneva is a division of Koren.
has betsane the inau Vietnam which would leave the And pie in the sky is the anything like it--for a long issue of the Far Ea-1 Politically northern section unzler the most fitting term. I know to time, at least. There is and strategiendly, the outcome control of Ho Chi-minh. That sum up the attitude of the nothing to withstand the in Indo-China promises to have could
une thing only—o Western Powers Ry they outward pressure of dyna- far greater impact on the Communist controlled regime
war between Con- rmly Communism, the
which
established in Indo-Ching, prepare to meet
Rus ne
New York. port the other day. That report, and the Tree sinus and Chinese in Geneva knows what it wants and is
for Indo- get a cease-fire And
But prospects un April 26.
at making adept
of Cham are getminer than Koren, allow them to use
above Park Avenue, the senators did say: "This is
the best, most secret The French know they have forces.
briefing human misery, nationalism
tenor John Crane hit top C we've ever heard." But with the and the growing hatred of me
mised the bas in Indo-China, Indo-China In precisely thend a painting by Picasso Berlin meeting last Feb- the West to achieve its am- have handed over power and de- in before the Communists of the
ago, they right same situation that Korca was crashed to the floor. ruary is startling. For the bitious ends. If the present parted with grace. They might North launched their attack on Berlin conference there had mad race for arms is to ex- even have succeeded in keeping South Korea and made that un- been long and careful plan- plode, sooner or later, into some lose the with the Indo- happy country the scene of a ning. The British, American
But today the miniature world war. third world war, it will French cannot find enough able and French Foreign Minis- come via the Far East. leaders among their Vietnamese ters spoke with
PROBABILITY single
government voice, and Russian efforts to
hold the break
that up
unity re bounded like pebbles from a granite wall.
world. In exchange, the French would FOURTEEN FLOORS in sum, de secret
The contrust
B
STATUS QUO
to
Five
усчих
Chinese States,
aliles
10
form
strong enough
to
which withdrow their leave would
country legelter nad continue THE West need not delude the fight against the Vietminh.
itself. The leaders of worki
THE Geneva meeting 13 The French have long believed Communism seem determined to focus its attention on Korea that they could set up a Viet- extend their domination over and Indo-China, There is no such unity, no
But the most namese army which would carry the Far East. In the absence of the Americans can hope for in on the struggle and allow them force capable of withholding identity of alms and Korea is an agreement to return to bring back their own forces this surge, the story
will be the interests on Far Eastern to the status quo-foreign troops to Europe to match Germany's reverse of the "containment" questions,
to be withdrawn; the Com- promised rearmament. But, as which has been achieved in The French, sick at heart North; and the
control of the the Americans bluntly point out, munists left in
America's leaders are Syngman Rhee the French have not succeeded alive
dud Europe.
to this growing threat. over the manhood treasure they have poured se dy entrenched In the in building up Vietnamese forces But the American public's fear capable of withstanding the of involvement in Indo-China Will Vietminh.
makes it more probable that, Syngman thee then be content There may be isolated military sooner or later, the West will be carry m his repeated threats lo with half of Korva, or will he successes, but the French are faced with another "Korcan
well aware that the long-term War"-or work.
into Indo-China
over
past seven years, long
Suppose that is agreed, the
to
settle the civil war, even ut the cost of abject appease- ment of Ho Chi-minh,
THEY HOPE
THE Americains hope
for
some settlement which will allow them
bring home
40
their
forces from Koren and prevent the Indo-Chinese,
struggle from becoming a
HALF A CENTURY OF FRIENDSHIP
By DOROTHY BARKLEY
Second "Korean War"; they WHOEVER it was who Contemporary commentators acclamation."
called
by
was accom-
П
They followed him in tween the two countries.
cemented the friendship be-
7-Extmyngant,
One
Concalted,
An Attraction
of
In
the attractions of Onomancy is that, if a reading
apme represents "Heaven." The total number of of
your characters - which
strokes for the given name or means your character Indicates
christian name
the last
me an on my
ધવ we say that you are likely to suffer represents "Earth. The com serious Diness, you may cheat bination of the number
of your
physical wealtmese strukes in
character changing either of your names, (roughly syllable) of the Mr Kumazaki gave surname and the first character encouraging rundown of the
Σίντι
name represents own personality and future by "Personality."
an examination of the Japanese That's all you need as the characters for my name, Modesty working basis of this seemingly prevents me from disclosing the HEART-CRY of Dr Albert O. Intricate but The 150 guests at the musical
in Chicago 1 scientiae evaluation
ol persuasively penetrating accuracy
his evening of Princess Gourdelli
that his ex-wife Clemme, aged and future good and bad fortung, self
present
at my true Inter Jumped They were listening 59, sends him ardent Love
There
As for to Crane singing "The Stranger lottery-25
the future, he de- since their divorce dition and secrets of ad- Song."
subtraction which monstrated an arin from a new in October, he says.
conclusively that, will confuse the beginner who because of integrity and quali opera, "The Tender Land" by He asked for the court's wishes to launch the cult of ficatton, I deserve a heavy In- modernist
COMPOSET Aaron "protection." Judges Jullus Onomancy in other lands but crease in salary,
Miner refused,
Copland.
And what a place it is in which to launch a song: a 80ft. long art gallery and an audience surrounded by a million dollars worth of art, including the largest-known private collection of primitive African sculpture, Four-foot-ten-inch Princess Gouriclit, 8 business WUTZERT (she's a priestess of beauty culture), has 30 rooms to her penthouse. Her drawing-room la bright pink and royal purple. Her bed, of unbreakable glass, is webbed with Neon tubes that light at the push of a button.
EFT-HANDED Bobby Siska, aged 10, is beating nearly all the grown-up tennis players on the California club courts in Los Angeles, sunny "incubator" for America's champions.
Coach George Hudson 55ys Bobby is the greatest prospect he has seen in 47 years.
London. streets were cheering him. we will accept him
ONLY two out of seven wives hope for this, but they ex-
who got quick (10-minuto), They gave him a new nick- international put the change down to the
casy Novada divorces want name. They dubbed him "lo peet little from Geneva. treaties "scrups of paper" King's "personal magnet roi pacificateur."
them. It's usually the husband But in their And the British Govern- did not have Britain and ism."
enthusiasm they
who insists, say lawyers in Reno forgot their
and Las Vegas, the gambling ment? Well, if it has any France in mind.
Whatever it was, Edward history, As
constitutional
onal capital. policy other than a vague: For the Anglo- French VII won France's heart. monarch, Edward VII was echo of French and Ameri-] "Entente Cordiale" has sur- The Parisians feted
"Many clienta bound to follow the policy laid
dread joining him. down by his Ministers.
the legion of lost wives," said can hopes, it is difficult to vived two world wars, They cheered him
ho A few weeks later, in July. one lawyer. "Of my 1,386 discover what it is.
fifteen changes of govern drove with the President in the French President paid a re- cases, only 201 women were The British public re- ment in Britain and a lot his landau down the Champs- turn visit to London. He stayed willling plaintiffs. The others mains blissfully unperturbed more in France.
Elysee, preceded by the at St James's Palace as tho were bullled, bribed, nagged or by this lack of an
Coorood by husbands. agreed This year the Entente band of the Garde Republi- King's guest and
fed by his Foreign Minister panied by
"Most women are pathetically Western policy on the Far reaches its haif-century and caine playing. "There'll be a M. Delcasse.
The visit of the reluctant to disrupt homes, par East. Half the world is to be celebrated in both hot time in the Old Town French Prosident Was
ticularly if they have children,” stretches between these capitals.
tonight."
precedented and further It came into being on jalanda and Korea and Indo-
MAGINE robbing a girl while China; we can afford to April 8, 1904. But the get- crowds on every occasion—
50 policemen look onl at
Johnn bury our henda in the com- together really dates from to the military review
Hanry
spalchoa forting sands. Or so the the visit Edward VII made Vincennes, to the races at As guest in Paris and host in
Margaret Vaalgard's purse in 'on
station. underground
He British public thinka.
to Paris in May, 1908. Longchamp, to the gala London, Edward VII thus pre- Geneva may sweep away
thought the rourult constables in pared the way for the Entente. His personal popularity performance at the Opera.
grey uniforms instead of blue The negotiations between the two some of the sand, but prob- caused Frenchmen suddenly
Foreign Secretaries M. Delousse
were inessenger boys-until they ably not enough to give us to become pro-British in-
and Lord Lansdowne - ended
pounced on him. a clear view of the new atead of anti-British, as
with the signing of the treaty world situation now crystal- they had been previously. the Theatre Edouard Sopt-after
They oven named a theatre in April 1904,
By that time the treaty was Jising before our eyes. The Resentment against Britain, hlm.
popular
in both countries and crux of this situation is that roused by the Boer War and They liked his speeches-and the words "Entente Cordiale" a the focal point of the world-colonial rivalries in North his waying of the French fing, catchword. wide struggle between Cam Africa, had touched off miration for
"T shall always be full of ad- It was described by Lord muniam
Free fierce anti-British campaign and its citizens," he told them, pulse for friendly relations. It and the Nations has shifted from in the press and along the "I shall never forget the wel was hailed by historians ss the Rhine to the Red River boulevards.
come -I have received."
*major revolution in our Delta,
His vialt was a bid
social foreign policy," as. marking a event. Journalists recorded his "notable hour This campaign reached movements from hour to hour, history, anti as introdueiper a such intensity that the gave detailed descriptions of his "new. spirit Into international King's close advisers sug-cothes, low and hunts. Men of relations
Lashion gested ho call the visit off.
the reports avidly In no sonse was it a military and followed But the King's mind was cathusturically,
his styles alliance, British politicians would
He has been allowed to pay not commit the woundry to; 籲 intą" "America's "anost-man and made up, and nothing would His popularity reached such definite Milagrosanalys or weapons so that fa could pa has stemmed the tide in make him change it. And hoights that a Femakin aid defensive. But they were prepare for Coran indepetie Europe. So long as the rightly... Within forty a citizen of republican France pared to stile dimentice with dent
to an English friend, France in Lypt mod North's
CLEAR FACT
THE one clear fact which emerged from the Berlin meeting was that NATO
nid
*
this unique city Lansdowne as a "powerful im
modern
NATO wall and will-power eight hours of his arrival in roll your king that it ever he Africa and swear genel glande s remain firm, the Russians Paris, the crowds in the tired of his job in Bogland whip and brotherly man
A
IR FORCE scientist Joachim Kuettner is convinced he can do the 3,000 miles from California on the Pacião Const to New York on the east coast in a gider. using the jet stream," the 200 Ho says it can be done by
miles an hour tallwind geven miles above the earth,
MA
ȚAN OF SECRETS: Robort Sprague, www.clectrical manufacturer," of North Adarph, Momachusetja
T
of
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