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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954.
NATIONALIST
CHINA INCLUDED He Was Weighed
Against Wine!
IN DEFENCE TALKS
Admiral Radford Conferring
With "Number Of
Nations" On Asian Alliance
Washington, May 26.
Admiral Arthur Radford, Chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, told Congressmen today that military talks were under- way with a number of nations including the Chinese Nationalists on the defence of Southeast Asia, it was learned.
Admiral Radford briefed the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives for nearly three hours at a private hearing on the military problems of creating a joint defence organisation for Asia.
In
Increase
East-West Trade Likely
Some Committee members after the meeting told
reporters they were encouraged by Admiral Radford'
report.
But neither Admiral Radford nor Mr Robert Chiperfield, Republican Illinois, the Committee Chair- man, would comment,
144
Union Leader's Threat
To British
Atom Bomb Factories
Margate, May 26.
A leader of Britain's Electrical Trade Union
M. Amiel, Mayor of Quinsac (near Bordeaux), France, assisted by the "Queen of Wine", during the “Weighing, In” against wine of Georgen Carpentier, the famous French ex-boxer. Carpentier, who
Churchill Won't
Forget Nell Gwynn's Faux Pas
When the Queen Installs Him
As Knight of the Garter
Windsor, May 26.
In a ceremony which has remained almost un- changed for nearly 600 years, Queen Elizabeth will install Sir Winston Churchill as a Knight of the Order of the Garter on June 14.
It is just a year ago that, quite unexpectedly, the young Queen summoned Mr Churchill to Windsor Castle and bestowed on him the most exalted honour which his country can offer.
He knelt before her and, taking a sword, she touched him first on the right shoulder and then on the left.
When he rose he was no All the Knights of the Gar- longer "Mister" Churchill butter will be called together and "The Right Honourable Sir Winston Churchill, K.G. (Knight of the Garter), O.M, (Order of Merit), C.H. (Companion of Honour). MP. (Member of Parliament),"
MA
come from whatever part of the they wil do their utmost to
world they may be in.
There are today vacanclos for four knights and the
Queen
may
decide to All them this
year It is possible that Kho will make her younger sister, Princess Margaret, a lady com- panion of the Order.
And at the same
time, the Queen handed him the insignia of the Order a collar of 24 gold pieces each in the shape of
garter; the George, enamelled figure of St George
The ancient words which the on horseback encountering the Queen will rend for the first dragon; the lesser George, a gold time in the new Elizabeth reign badge which bears given
the same have come down six centuries Agure; the blue velvet garter on from the days of Edward III, which is inscribed the motto founder of the "Hon
salt qui mal y pense" unchanged ("Evil be
was the rest at the annual Bordeaux Wine Festival was made "High Constable" af the Brotherhood and his weight In white wine. -Express Photo.
sale the fren wtrid should sun-declared today that the Union would withdraw Huge Crowds
well-informed sources The Minister, who lɛ in Geneva Admiral Radford named lo try to bring the eatise of his Formosa among the powers with Republic's baftle against Indo- which military
conversations nesia before the Far East con- were being held. They sentated ference, told a press conference Geneva. May 26, alters des Britam, Australia, New that his Government was pre- A United Nations bulletin. Zealand. the hipple mud pared to offer valuable military published
halions unspecified
Lane 343 Ilie riteti Stoles muid here today sald, ther
Southeast Asin,
Australia. East-West trade, which rose in the early months of 1951, – The informants said they did He and his roundry would to show further not know where the tacks were night to the death against the Was kely
dag held or how extensive they red octopus of Indonesia” and increases during the rest of the vent.
The bulletin, a su ves by the Euronic Common Evrope for the fourth quarter of 1983, sold: "The recurry 12
Engera trade betwee
on't Western Europe was from exceptionally low level.
"Tw delines 10 the
and the subsequent of 1953 recovery were entirely the m euils ut charters in trade with The Soviet Union, Trade with ather Eastern European couT tries continend at a low but
elatively stable feve
All Western
Up to now the Chinese Na-port the South Molucens in the electricians from any atomic plant where it was Frionales had not been mention. ¡ fght.
European enun
fries had better trade baintrees
in 1
inst three
mortis {
winch
De Manasuma said his people
only wanted to do their part of
known that "power was being used solely for the destruction of mankind”.
would | Union, which has 187,000 mem-
bers.
od in connection with Svutheast Aska defences, although they bud the largest organised local army
•l to! South Karca, Britani,|4 common job-ichting Com-
it But he added for this reason, Communist munism and recognised
they
offerst hove
seasoned be premature to do this at Cuma, had opposed past sugges- tions of using the Nationalists troops to help the French defend present, since it was nol funny Asian police forev,
The fortress of Dien Bien Phu.
known how much atomic He did not direclose the French reaction to the offer
energy was being used in the production of alom
The informants sakil Adriacal Radford eft this Committee the mapression that Inio-Chlum had in Frans Den written elf. altermale plans were being propr
"Wh
imroup
S of
Molureas, 7
In East
elunds
bombs.
The offelal, Mr Tom Vincent, was speaking on behalf of the Executive at the annual fermer of a
the Communist-led
rat, hesia. recederá from the Indone 'nn Repubile in 1950 and have since been engaged in struggle with the authorities.
The commutter algo eretive 1, 1953 than on the corresponding | but uld not vole, on the hawn- period in previous years, the lower Administration's request Fulletin Basel.
for muthuris to use elsewhere in # added that stringent profec- Asia the 1,133 million dollars Indo-China for tive
measures adopted by all | cermarked Gavertinuzits were
during the year ending is mid Jargty - ponsible
1955, the nformants sold. decline
agricultural
informants added the
for
Europe's trade
The
products over the past 4 years, proposal
"scarcely unanimously by
be
Thus decline conaki
THAILAND
Indonesian
WAITS
In Bangkok. 'Thal ofcelais said that Thalland would await, "further danger signals" before complaining to the United Na- Communist ag- tons against gression in Southeast Asla.
Mr Pote Sarasin, That Am- States, John bassador to the United
told the United Press he had reedived no instructions from
нду approved
-partit viewed with ergrautaimity" xroup of Congressional Leaders
WIBE yesterday Secretary of State. Mr Fester Dulle
menstieg
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
[
Lie
the
his government to carry 183 appeal to the UN,
though it reflected in part in- creased efficiency in European agriculture,
frecasts by various Watern European countries for 1956-57 show that every country
On T developments ulans to incrcase its exports and
imports of agricultural serious military situation ba Lize products, the event that pinsFul East were
action on the mterminad In Geneva the Defence
will be
the Minister needed if
of the "Republic of potentialhes of trade ner to bettuces De J. Alvarez Manu Joint realised.
suma, salt today "the leading Industrial production in Wes- nations of the Western world tern Europe during the last quar-wanted South Molueen to form ter of 1953 was 25 per cent above part of a future Asian defence the average level of 1950 undine agnst Cinnamis70. exceeded the level of the second But, he said, he was not at quarter of 1953 by six per cent. liberty to reveal "these - Reuter.
Tested nutions."
plane
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con-
The conference unanimously supported 14 resolution, the- claring that the existence of the hydrogen bomb "constituted
grave threat to civilisation."
It also
2
d:manded a meeting
In Rome
For Catholic Ceremony
Vatican City, May 26. The greatest single influx between Sir Winston Churchill, of foreign pilgrims in the President Elsenhower and Mr 1,900-year history of the Malenkov, to consider
the re-Roman Catholic Church control of arma poured in today duction and
to hear ments.
One delegate said the Unton Pope Pius X proclaimed a had "a final weapon" which Saint next Saturday.
use in the fight against the H-Bunb. This was the withdrawal of their labour from atomic energy stations manufacturing bomba
Anti-Mau Mau they could
Operation
"A Success"
"GET OUT GI"
were
Mr Vincent replied that they knew
hydrogen bumbs not being made in Britain. But how much atomle cne gy
was going into a.com bombs,
"Quite a proportion of it
manufactured for curing being certain disenses and therefore we cannot stop the money develop-
being used for its mcnt," he said.
Order, almost
The Queen will tell Churchill thinks"). and the broad blue the statesman and soldier who ribbon.
to him who evil
He wore them proudly for the first time at the Coronation ser- vice in June last year.
Now
shalt
han served his country in thres having undertaken a just ware "to be courageous
and wir into which thou to be formally engaged, he la
be acknowledged s
a Knight of arm
In June
the Order.
The ceremony
will consist of two parts: the invest-
thou mayest stand and valiantly, Right successfully courageously and conquer."
The investiture over, all the Heralds of
01:10
ment when the
will. Queen
Knights and the more present the Prime dressed in the vestments Minister with the insignia; and their Orders, will walk in pro- from the Hail to the
the installation, a religious per- cession vion in St George's Chapel, Chapel for the religious cere- Windsor.
mony.
"Ye Lady Droppede
Buses and boats, planes and Orde
thousands
trains brought new toward the Vatican which is overflowing with
who people have flocked here from the for reaches of the non-Communist world.
of
#
•
still amite
over one
tin
There the new Knights willy Knights be installed in their own stalls variation which took place in over which hang banners bear-the
of Charles 11 and mg their family coats of arms. Which la responsible for their The Queen, who was made-a wezrinig the broad blue sash over Lady of th Garter in 1948 by the left shoulder instead of the her Cathe, will wear
the right. vestments
the Around her shoulders
NELLS FAUX PAS will be the cloak of kingfisher It appears that Nell Gwynn blue and on her head a magni-actress mistress of
Charles, fleont plumed hat. The garter dressed
her 100,
Lord Bur→ will be on her right arm just ford, incorrectly And the above the elbow. Men wear King, 80 amuxed by the around the calf of the error, mischievously ordered all Knights of the Order in the year
theirs leg.
The
ancient
words
t
Seventy-two hours before the solemn ceremony in St Peter's
Queen will occupy the 1081 to wear the sash over the Square, highlight event of the Sovereign's velvet-draped stoll left shoulder from that lime Catholic Marion Year, Rome's LIVET which hangs Royal onward. 20,000 hotel and boarding house
Standard, heavy
Although with gold and
the Order of the rooms were booked t
Garter has come to be acknow- embroidery.
The
as the most illustrious of the ledged Vatican sources said that the service will recall the epirit or order of chivalry in Europ swelling tide of foreign visitors moxtieval chivalry and the glory title is really known about is would
the exceed
previous of the crusades.
founding. record, established In Novem-
When the service is over the Edward, historians olaimh, "But we should not hesitate ber. 1950, when Pope Pius XII Queen and her Knights will sit wished to revive King Arthur
Catholic climaxed the
Holy down to
banquet traditionally mythical Order of the Knights Year by proclaiming the dogma served in St George's Hail, at of the Round Table. The blus which will be used the famous and gold of the Garter were the "Garlor china," emblazoned with colours of the erms of France the badges of the Order.
whose crown Edward claimed. Sir Winston is only the sixth
wit has But an anonymous commoner to receive the honour summed up the best-loved legend ihla century.
concerning the Order in this Strong British sense of tradi- rhyme, after King Edward III tion will not allow for major had danced with the, lovely changes in the ritunl. But young Countess of Salisbury,
to withdraw our members from any station where we knew
an
that
Nairobl, May 26. East Africa headquarters he did not know announced today that the main phases of "Operation spokesmoon, Anvil" - A Government
clearing many Maj-General Momluang Khark
of Mau Mau thousands Kunjara. deputy Chief of the
Africans from Nairobi -- Staff, confirmed that
the complaint had been "successfully com- presentation of
pleted". would be delayed.
Most of The 0,000 troops (Diplomatie sources Washington had said that plans ago to launch the first big sweep in brought into Nairobi one month
were almost complete for Thal-through the city at dawn on Innd, backed by the U.S., to ask | April 24, are now expected to be the U.N. to send a peace ob- used in other actions.
The announcement servation commission to South-
sali that east Asia to report on the Red plans had been made for cer
inin small areas In Nutrobl, still threat to peace and security.)
to be combed for Mau Mau action in suspects, but further the city would
be con aldered primarily the responsl- bility of the police, with military In support where forces acting required,
The operation would continue to maintain law and order in the city and prevent the return of undesirable Africans.
The police are to maintain a with the rise in American in- cordon round the city limits, investments "gave the United Vatican quarters said that the cluding road-blocks to check the States control and influence overquest for movements of Africans-Router. British Affairs."-Reuter,
con-
The general said that either failure uf the Geneva ference or the Communist in vasion of Laos and Cambodia would bring prompt Thal action to request the UN, Security Council to send observers to Indo-China.
Important consultations were said to be in progress between the That Government and the Thai Foreign Minister, Prince Won Waithaynkorn, In Geneva. -United Press and Reuter.
now
The power was being used solely of the Assumption. for the.destruction of man-
sald Vatican quarters kind".
the gathering of Cardinals and The conference carried
Blahopa
however, would fail Council Executive
motion, short of the record mumber who slating that i was opposed to attended the proclamation of
fight with and would
all the the Dogma, resources at its command "the
No of the indiam!-
oMcial estimates wern Implementation
available, but Catholle quarters matory policy of German re- armament." Only five of the 260 predicted that there would bo
trom 50,000 persoNA
OVCIRCUS delegates voted against this,
The conference niso passed a
from out- and 50,000 Italians resolution, calling for a nation-side Rome among the 850,000 wide campaign for the removal
persons expected in the Square. of all foreign troops from Bri-
All the presence
seats for the ceremony tain. It declared of American troops, together word reserved days ago.
KRISHNA MENON'S MEDIATION
tickets had been unprecedented. A record num ber of 300 reporters have been accredited for the ceremony, the frat canonisation to be televised in Church history. United Press,
SAID TO BE "ENCOURAGING" "Goodwill Flight”
Geneva, May 26.
By Three US Bombers
Mr Krishna Menon, Indian delegate to the United Nations, had another meeting with British Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden here today the third meeting since his arrival in Geneva last week-end.
This meeting along with Chinese Communit Premier Minister Georgos Bidault before nounced the consultations which Mr and Foreign Minister Chou En the week-end.
Mr Menon is scheduled to goodwill visit". Menon is having with other
leave Geneva next Friday for Nicaragua.
lat.
Geneva Conference reach, a the basis of a compromist. compromise on the solution
of the Korean and Indo- Chinese problema.
息
However, he might delay His departure. If developments here make it necessary, — Franco-
was understood that Mr Presse.
Menon was chiolly interested
Eden Backed
an-
"Ye lady droppede upon ye grounde Her garter, which ye Kinge he founde, Each courtier turned his eye arounde, Malyeyoualie to wynke it.
Ye lady bluhed a rosie redde, Ye Kinge did bow his Royal heade, Restored ye article and saide, 'Ill be to them who thynke it?"
BOAC Seeks
Planes To Replace Comets
The
USA Detaining One Hundred Chinese Students
Washington, May. 26. American official said today that the Justica, Department has Been detairing about 100 Chinieso, who want to go to Rod China, becauso it feels that Australian Government their return would be against
London, May 26.
Washington, May 26. The Air Force today
has been asked if it will approve the best interests of the United that threb B-38 the release by Quantas Air States. bonibers would make a "dying Lines of a number of constella- The Chinese Are mostly tomorrow totion aircraft to British Overseas porzons who came to the United Airways Corporation in view of States several years ago before leading diplomats from the Mr Menon, they insisted, was New York where he will repre- The United States
began the grounding of the Comet air-the Rods took over Ching-as technical students in such East and the West is part no proposing any specific plan sent India at the session of the
flying arme this week to iners.
fids is physics and engineer Central American of India's efforts to help the to solve the Indo-Chinese and Trusteeship Counell.
Korean fasues, but was seeking
Mr J. D. Profumo, Parlia-ing and have now Anished their Nicaragua,
Bre not being neighbour of Guatemala, which recently received an armamentary Secretary to the Minis-studios. They
beld in custody, hey have from behind shipment
thetry of Civil Aviation, told Deld Iron Curtain,
questioner this in the House ofly been refused permission to
leave the country,
The United States apparently The Dolence Department said Commons today when asked the flying visit by the Inter-what BOAC was doing to re- has no intention of making a dont with Red “China "under Indian continental bombers la being place the Comote.
Wil whlen It would returri the Pandit Bunderial,
BOAC proposed to bring back atodends in exchange for two World Peace Council told the Nicaraguan Government It was further believed that Council today that 380,000,000 21K part in the Fodervance of and, with the agreement of the Communist China Such deal
talks Indian sourcom cald that so far | his
with Indonesian were backing the action talcen Nicaraglikh - Army'
Strategic All Command purchasers, four homes alikest Chines, pokesman in
munist sultations with the Western and mater because • Indies... Wi| Anthony Edion at restoring peace
will fly
Geneva, A YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD. — Across: 8-Slippers, 8 Kasturni dilegallons had bem anxious to have other neutră, îi Alla
If the "Comet jet airilber Blate Department officials said Relate, # Indioale, 11 Accopied, 13 Heed, 13 Suall, 18 Draft,, 19 rather encouraging:
nations co-operate with'; // this freud that Communist Word Texas, .... | project.,'r Opal, 12 Cast-iron, 24 Alliance 28 Ardour, 288ballers.
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and worthine certificate, the BOAC Calnews spokesman's hint. But Down: 1 Dread, 4 Black, 3:Bipend, 4-Lent, & Paid, & Zhanyele
expected that Air 1991 to 1992 TRG KO. MAWATARINE NIOWan and would rewanien, Ite need a Cone Beyond that TT against US. They flatly debled foreign 7 Steady. 10 Dile, 14. Aryan, 15 Liiters, 16 Morass,, 17 Dakilay prom reports that Me Manon'a i kampor, wasili, hæven contesinos wat www: Ite vrientouran Trender then retuming, ako ihej United "poration
out such deals, 20. Droom, 21 Snore, 22 Cant, 23 Sear.
vinữa, hiả đour rejected by —all fra with French
States United Press.
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in the creation of a neutral
Including commisalon,
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Earlier, Mr Menon "had talks Colombo powers with the head of the American | any · cellse-fire agreement - In celogation, Glenorak - Waliar | Indo-China. Bedell Smith,
Berlin, May 26.
the
delegate to the masalous, of the ) mado . at, the...' request, distrito servies two York, frelenters: l ́Američan newsiben:- razled, in
The state of the Mornada con- | violala had dealt with this by British Fordlen, Secretary: M1942 and which had been sold. MING AN