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ASIANS URGED TO SECURITY PACT
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Senators Pledge Backing By
America And Allies
Washington, May 16.
Senators William Knowland (Republican, California) and Mike Mansfield (Democrat. Montana) called on the nations of Southeast Asia today to form a mutual security pact backed by The United States and her Allies to prevent the ! Communists from expanding in the Far East
country by country. klometres
white conts, and trousers the waiters
sherred--and
Heded by large crowd
of Sunday strollers as they walked the 45;
21. Dulles
from the Bastille WATE to the Madeleine Church. -China Mall Sprelai,
Was Czech Minister Kidnapped?
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Both Senators stressed that such a coalition must be formed by the Asian nations themselves rather than by joining an organisation dominated by the United States. Britain, France, New Zealand and Australia.
"If we don't bring those people primarily con- cerned into this picture," Senator Mansfield said, "then I think the outlook is pretty hopeless."
JOIN PURPOS The For Ex 1 taks with Senaka Kuwhatak sm , 1-54-* FANGED HOSTI",
PROPORC
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Marcobeld security pact
be Nupportest day sort of Monroe doetries 1 Washington, May 16,
voted by a lader he Litre Amecream intelligence cine Minister t Trade Me agents hobeve that Bohumil | Jawaharlal Nehura. Ecustich forner deputy Behind this "Asintu South- prender of Czechoslovakia Asia pet," he suggested would be The right 11] The Prapuoltomted States wher figned up yesterday after a six-months | toresled zaluns
appearance, was kulnap- : Senator Knowland, the Senate pun from the by bore home epubbleau Fender, and
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sagreed wile Senator
ved that the pact be until India "might come Betty."
that he
Underd States only IF the Clonese Coromminats came int Indo-China in force but belleved les I would be a great inis- lake ut any time for the United States to
Ket hvalvei on the continent of Asia with groun
Senator Kareland said that sending ground Ives into Inde Clara would be like trying to |gover an elephant with a hand-
Keretnef You just can't do it,”
GLOBAL WAR THREAT
Mars- hotel at
le conceded that American into the | Intervention might risk greator
Communist retaliation in Inda the China and the threat of a global
war. But he murd
Cannol "At idly by" and allow Com-
China to take
Senator Knowland an tion must be taken uulekly because if we sit idly by and
an in Czechoslovakia, ever perait the Chitime Commons
portare dan fleci Fás Communist -mus
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They reallet that the Sun by Yugoslavia in pectation with some oflh mais of ༣་མ་ 1.0 Tite Goverbrautat before Teturiang to Austria last year. Hot Darshan was not puishery associated with any Czech, callej
they said,
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Joel Committ
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lo overran the baltinge of South. Fast Aslo they are witionately
oing to Lat
Japu over Pornosu, the Philippin:49. clonesia, India and Pakistan"
COULD NOT MATCH
Senator Monstheld
The
we
·Southeast Asu because the Com- munists would eventually over- run Jupau, Formosa, the Philip-
Indonesia, pines,
Indta and I'akistan.
THE CHINA MẠIL MONDAY, MAY 17, 1954.
FORM Big Welcoine
For The Queen Up
A welcome for the Queen as the leaves Monsignor Pace, Bishop of Gioxo, during an
Maita. Central Press Photo,
the palace of hour's tour uf
Atomic Fertiliser
($25,000 A Ton)
To Be Tested In US
Washington, May 16. Government scientists operating the nation's most unusual fertiliser plant expect to make one ton of atomic fertiliser this year at a cost of Repub, w Pary tinmates, US$25,000.
Ferguson,
The Chulintan of the Senaste
Senator
United
Milch Zam States
tang sala ary Faces to Inde Chima iwcause the Commmurabats. ww the mate
pressed, could calt
the
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with other
plant food
carefully
BOOM IN THE HIMALAYAS
Go The Sherpas❜
Wages As
The Climbers Go North
New Delhi, May 17.
After last year's conquest of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tensing, 1954 looks like being the busiest year ever for mountain climbing in the Himalayas.
Since early March, the beginning of the "new season", hardly a week has passed without the arrival of a new mountaineering expedition.
By early May there were at least 10 parties re- presenting seven different countries "somewhere in the Himalaya.." They come from Britain, Japan, the United States, New Zealand, Austria, Argentina and Italy.
The most ambitious attempt | Coolie rutes have gone up to is that of a party of Amarents about fr Tupees (about six who hope to climb 0 neigh-shillings sterling) a day and bouring
peak
Everest, good shorpas enn demand six ur 27,700-foot Mount Mukalu.
seven rupees a day.
The most expansive exnod." The expeditionA have also tion, according to local reports, | enused a slight food crisis will be that of the Japanese, | parts of Nepal. Areas which who had as their first objective | bormally senreely produce and the unconqueredi Manaslu bul stock enough food to last their have since changed to an attack Jrawn villagers through the winter on Ganesh Himal (24,200 feet). are now finding it necessary to
feed dozens of extra mutha.
The least expensive will be that of an Austrian party which
Other problems have followed
is reported to be spending only in the wake of the new on- 5,000 rupees on an attempt to slaught on the Himalayas. club three
Fango.
perukes
in the AMI
In the Indian Parliament questions have been asked as to Mountain climbing, acending whether members of expeditions to an official of the Himalayan have been "screened" sufficiently Clab, has now become a major to make sure that what are industry in Nepal, jumping of ostensibly mountaineering ex- place for most of the expodi-peditions are not in fuel foreign tions and recruiting groute fo Intelligence groups. evelies and sherpas.
1,000 COOLIES
Another unexpected problem was that met by the Japanese team, which had to abandon its He estimated that
ali presentarlier plans to climh Manaslu at icast 1,000 coolles are in the face of opposition by engaged in hauling loads belong- villagers who feared a recur ing to one or other of the ex-rence of "bad crops and local
which "These people, who sickness"
they pedit,unts.
super- And 11 difficult normally
to stiklously attributed to a previous
TV In 3-D
Next
Fort Worth, Texas, May 10, The Chairmka of Radio Corporation of Amerion, Mr David Sarnoff, prédict- od last night that third- dimension television and worldwide TV would bu available within five years.
Mr Sarnoff was in Fort Worth to touch the frat Texas originated colour telecast, whleh Was sired over WBAP-TV, owned by the
Star- Fort Worth
Tolegram.
Mr Sarnoff, who played an important role bime EL THE the development of television. shid experts woul
eventually make television so that a family could watch in ita living room events happening anywhere in the world-ai the instant they occurred.
Ho further prodicted that third dimension од television would not quire glassER,
Sarnoff wald he believed that within 10 years the size of TV pictures in a home could be regulated by the viewer, liko movie projector,
be
And within two YOATU, believed, the price of colour television sota would be low enough for the average family to OWN -United Press.
Dr Malan Has Another Try
Capetown, May 17.
Both houses of the South African Parliament go into
a joint session today and the Prime Minister, Dr Daniel Malan, will try again
Д Eccure
two-thirds
to
make a living. have never unsuccessful bid to conquer the majority
known
3
so quor," he said. 'mountain,
MANY SHOULD SUCCEED
for legislation placing coloured votors on a separate voters' roll.
the
His bill seeks to validate the Separate Representation of Voters' Act 1832 which Was
the Invalidated
Appeal Mountain climbing,
by It would t Success, they say, will comm incentive which
Court because it had not been seem, has become anyone's sport, from the new
Best known of those in the has come from man's conquest enacted in joint session with a he would volu ngalist I will all be given away to mixed
two-thirds
at Himalayas at
majority present un-of the highest inmuntain in the sending US 10005 to Indo- agricultural research workers cloments.
doubtedly a bee keeper, Sir Ed- world and
extent tou lester
third reading ns prescribed Ching if it were proposed now
who have Γουνι
this by- The complete atomic fertiliser mund Hillary, who last year from what
by the South African act was learned during product of the atomic age use- is
The Government's Intereached the top of Everest with the famous expedition.
present ful in speeding studies of the ordinary klichen-size masun Sherpa Tensing Norkay and Not
only has the Everest strength is 16 votes short of tho way plants live and grow. Jars And capped with rubber who Is leading New Zealand team provided valuable data on necessary two-thirds majority.
Strict safety precautions will washers.
shipment
Since 1031 to expedition to the Barun glacier, high altitude climbing but it has
All previous be taken to ensure
to try
legislation in the coloured vote protection agricultural experiment stations | Nepal.
prompted manufacturers for workers against radioactive across the country It is scaled
issue has failed to got a two- equipment His party includes two mem-out new contamination, Workers will in a cardboard tube and placed bers of last year's Everest team which were
not Avaliable
thirds majority of a joint sitting wear protective overalls 811 'na fibreboard malling carton.—
of both houses.
beat than chinese Communists und Sovietve any facts that would wyje
ei tussla fur
manpower,
den
"At the present time, 1 can't
which ant putting croups
in.o Indu China," he said in an interview this country could not match.
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Dr Charles Evans and Mr previous teams," "Professor Stri of the American team explained. George Lowe.
The leader of the Argentinian-China Mall Special. party attempting the 20.700- Dhaulagiri penk 13 officer of
respirar 300,000 Buddhists Frasco Ibanez, au
to liter the air they breathe. A
clear plas.ie "winci
curved,
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Flock To
SingaporeTemples
Singapore, May 16.
mountain troop the neares
the Arg nt.ne
and among
a "professional" talncer,
consequently
all the climbers
moun.
experience
loam la
parly inludes men from the Japanese
Growing French
Antagonism
Communists
Το
Growing French
The coloureds, a mixed non- African racial group in Cape Province, vote with whites by tradition but the Nationalist Government's apartheid polley demands that they have separale electoral llats with only com- munal representation in Parila- ment.
Like African
natives they. would be given a for white members to represent their
Interests.
Political
observers forecast that Dr Maian will fall again
even though at last year's Joint anta-ression, the Independent United
expedition which attempted an gonism to Communists Party, numbering seven, broke
Thero
were these
develop
Indiv provide J. 1. Melito, said fuckr wouht | trooper to pollen any
1.321- *** truce just as it did 10 1st known to have not or willing to jou a South China
| face. W: Koren. en Asian sexualý albanee
Martio Appearing un et. In Auniviaty hartie abruptly
The "he" material comer as a a to babag
by the Secrekaty ul Agronsky's ABC television pro liquid, packed pe. - propiusech T
Stafe Jolin Foster Dulles ta
In their climbing. gramme, the Indian envoy Individual shipments are small, wal per precis, & tuch would be
proveni
feel Communist Communist "We tom wad at bo were planning lo
new
since live pounds of the radio- An estimated 300,000 devout will count much towards success. aggression.
perialism constitules no threa go home voluntary.
In this
respect each materia?
10 Buddhists flocked to Singapore to India."
is enough
observe well equipped. to today OTHER DEVELOPMENTS proutere an ere ton cf mixed temples
The Japanese colourful fertiliser.
ceremonica com- Other weekend developments
The radioactive were:
phosphorous memorating the three greatest eight Chairman Alexander Wiley of is made it the Atomic Energy events in the life of Buddha.
assault on Manaslu last year. the Senate Foren Relations Commission's atom pile at Oak
Lit Je is known
ал about Today was the anniversary of
became evident this week-away from the oppositions
is not expected that these Committee, sald he did not ex-
Ridge, Tennessee, by bombard-
the birth 2,577 years ago
seven will support Dr Malan's ins
of Italian team which flew through end. standard phosphorous com.
bid for but pect Indo-China
a two-thirds majority to full,
Prince Siddharta Gautama, the Duthi towards the end of April pounds with neutrona. other hoped that Britain and
Lord
Buddha, in Kapilavastu. in a last minute rush to "ca ch
unless other opposition elements the "isotope" of India. The AEC sells nations would join u
Southeast
It was also on this day the season."
are prepared to do likewise in radioactive phosphorous to the of the Wesak (Full Moon) that
Led by 11-year-menis:--- Asia security alliance capable of
old Professor Gighlione, the In Le Ruys, Central France, sufficient numbers to secure the Agriculture Department fess withstanding way Red threat.
Buddha attained
majority. about US$1,000 a pound,,
team had at that time not de-a French Communist and a supreme en.
This comes into prominence Senator Woy said the fall of
this "low" price la possible Tree at Buddha Gaya.
lightenment
which of thren, veteran of the Indo-China war under the Po Tai finitely decided
with C Parliamentary Indo-Cuina would affect the
mountains it would attempt to today fought out their differences again because isotope production is a Republiesh political prospects
behind the local monument to Committee's roport on new Im- skleline at the bly AEC plant Singapore Buddhists dressed
the war dead.
postding legislation designed to NEW INCENTIVE
Mali in new garments
it-China opened the the stemic pile were turned on only for isotope production day's celebration
Mountaineering enthusiasts and
implement by hoisting the cost would be astronomical, Buddhist flags over the city's the New Delhi embassies of the
Special. an official sold.
several hundred temples. The countries concerned in the now Radioactive phosphorous re- faithful entered shrines and rush to the Himalayas, are wait ceived ni the fertiliser plant is observed the Eight Precepts (aing for the first radioed signals group In New York Senator Herbert mixed with acida which are form of communion) which was of success or failure: They be Lehman (Democrat. New York) used to treat phosphate rock followed by a city-wide sound-lieve that if the weather is kind said today the United could not gain support for the the phosphato is "baked" in on priests
States When this process is complete ing of templo gongs as Buddhist more than half of the expedi- Castries ought to be hangod."
chanted the Sutra, —–— tions should achieve their ob- struggle against Communism it
Jectives. for strength, and United Press.
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but the exact effects would
depend on how the people
would interpret" such
develop- ment and "what the alternatives of such action are er might have been."
If
It gave "comfort or support" to oven, tested colonial imperiallam.
"We cannot as the coloured peoples of Asia to support our icadership in world affairs if we In our immigration or other Jawa discriminate against colour- ed peoples of Asia," Senator Lehman said in a speech pre- pared for the 60th anniversary celcbration of the Ukranian National Association
Senator Lehman niso said: "The Arst prize in the world struggle is Europe."
We can survive a setback in Asia," he declared, "but let the lights of freedom go back in Europe and all is lost."--Houter & United Press.
But only
America Opens
conquer.
Propaganda Offensive Against Communism
Washington, May 16,
The United States Information Agency, which operates the "Voice of America" broadcasts, announced tonight a "world-wide propaganda offensive" to expose the "spurious intellectual and ideological appeals" of Communism.
*
progress
Denda Volle, a member of the Communist Party here, called on M. Thomas, the President of the local Indo-Chino war veterans
and told him: "Thost Dien Bien Phu fellows got what deserved. General do
After a scuffle, in which both parties suffered bruises, they ench
went to the local polica station separately to file con plaints for a
sault
they
battery. and
• In Paris, Indo-China war veterans attacked several news paper vendors solling the
Sun-
Japanese Practise Earthquake Drill
Tokyo, May 10. About 800 members of the Japan Rod Cross rehearsed earthquake drill today in a Tokyo park,
The workers went through the motions of aiding victims of ani
that imaginary earthquake day edition of the Communit struck the Tokyo area. newspaper, L'Humanite
Polico and Coast Guard heli- copters transported the “victims” (and their newspapers destroyed. to and from the park,"
•
today
The vendors were manhandled
At Arras, the French Com- Members of the Royal family, munist Party suffered another Princesses Mikasu, Chichibu Prince deleat when Socialist candidato and Takamatsu ** azt
P. Delabre was elected deputy Takamatsu watched the drilli
on the second bullot of the Pas China Mall Spedal.
do
Calais parliamentary by-
elections today.
M. Delabre succoeds. Com..
muntat deputy Rene Camphin, Abos "Go Chasem
who died a few months ago,
non-American Com the programine to | by-election, w
Shailes
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Brisbane, May 18: aboriginal men" in a'
mission near than 1.100.
Bo
The bgency's director, Mr search and critical analysis in tribution of books which teach Theodore Straibert, said he was Communistle doctrine, strategy the nature of Communiam.
M. Delabre volled` 174,877 opt following
directive from and methods."
But Senator, McCarthy ha of the total 382.714 votes, while President Elsenhower and the Twins Succeed
objected vigorously to the use the Communist candidate, M National
M Security Council to
Strelbert said: "Books of books written by Com Coquel, obtained 134,488 votes Twins
unmask and counter hostile offer the best means of reach- munists. He has served notice This is the second time in a
Cocktown, more attempts to distort
thinkers on Mr Streibert that he ex- tow wooks that a Communit or to ing these influential
miles from here, and Mannhelm, West Germany, frustrate the objectives and with cogent facts docu pocta continuing reports on the candidate has been beaten in a want to get married but there
May 10. policies of the United Stater." mented scholarly arguments.”
are no girls for the
for them to wed." For more than a year identical
Investigating
And, at Morsellies, the Social-
the Queensland - Native twins, Robert and Edsel Comp- Special instructions. Nad bom The list of books by both
1rt Party Federation of the Affairs Department is to send bell, confused their follow Ment
to: 217 porta overseas to American
The Information Agency wald Bouches-du-Rhone....- department: the mom, in groups of sight, to d the Oght on. Communist authors Includes works by Max the: 64 books would be sent to off Southern canceling 0 Ville souls of Cooktown workers at a United States Army (prem
a nativo) settlement more than motor pool here.
ideas and philosophy and to Beloff and David Dellin.
104 overseas · libraries · Bi- | prior to the national congress of CROSSWORD Across: 8 Lash, 7 Ready, 8 Then they retumed home to show up their fallacies and in- Senator Joseph McCarthy, modiately and placed on |*|they party scheduled' fór May, 20 whture women outnumber men. Exit, 9 Rude, 10 Various, 12 Dirk, 15 Hisen, 18 Fale, 19 Adept at Sarasota, Florida to be re- consistences. Mr Streiben sald, whose controversial investiga- specled sheit marked "Corn" eripfand the European
Defence
„The departiñunt! 'is.confidenă Exile, 22 Stemt, 28 Dopos, 28 Fast, 29 Mediate, 30. Aged, 81-Bosu, -- hincod by Louis and Anthony The agency was amding to tions of the overseas: library munim”. It said, other Ubrietas | Community Treaty by 100 voles, the Cooktown bachelors and the 32 Stole, 83 Task. Down: 1 Relax, 3 Admiral, Amuse, Hood damanicn from · Harambeid. 104 foreign. Libraries (la upralki programime lod to charges of would be able to order from the to foursa blow to Communist, andamion spinsters |«wli Liar, P. Ruse, 11 Oiled, 13 Item, 15 Tots 16 Bated, 17 Borf, 16 Lexisines, who are also identical. List of 6% ebooks described is boord burning" has fimild he lab withar *:10:"day
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