Attlee Speaks At Copenhagen

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Mr Attlee, seen here with Mr B, C. Hansen, the Danish Foreign Minister, as he addresseH A

Democrat Party rally in the "Faciledparken" in Copenhagen. Mr Altiere sald, Russia koulu one thing needed for world peace was "renounce Ber fanatical belief that it is her task to enforce throughout the world her Communist creed."-Express Photo

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French Newspaper Deplores Crisis

Paris, June 16.

The independent newspaper, Le Monde, said tonight that the absence of France from next week's talks between President Eisenhower and Sir Winston Churchill was a sign that her in- fluence in world affairs was steadily diminishing. Le Monde recalled the "In fact, the real subject of delayed start of the Ber- the talks between Sir Winston Churchill und President Elsen- muda talks last year while we Indulged in the luxury of one of our periodical government crises. This time there is no question of

ministers inviting our Washington.

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tower will be the absence and default of our country."

Monde argued "France's resignation" and Pre-

hesitation sident Eisenhower's over the future of United States policy had enabled Sir Winston Churchill to regain the leading part he always wished to play in International affairs.

"One can judge from this how our influence in world affairs is

"The only The fact

grounds for con- steadily diminishing.

this to be found in visible and culation the more

the

fur

self- 1wo affair --nut

our humiliating because main items on the agenda, Indo- respect, but for our desire for

that Str - is редсе

Winston Ohina and German rearmament, both concern France-the first to seems less ready than ever. a much greater extent than the abandon the hope of negotiat- second.

at least as much

asing a settlement with the East,'

Le Munde said.--Reuter, Britain or the United States.

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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954.

Cabinet Crisis In Tunisia: Tension Growing

Tunis, June 16.

The Tunisian Premier, Mohammed Salah Mzali, today handed the French authorities the collective resignation of his Government but agreed to remain in office provisionally оп the request of the Resident-General.

Premier Mzali took this action after the resignation of two of his ministers and the threatened withdrawal of two others because they "did not want to rule against the Tunisian people." The Government consisted of eight Tunisians.

UK Drive To Help Rheumatics

The French Resident- General M Pierre Voizard, asked Mzali to remain in office for the time being while he held urgent con- sultations with Paris on The Tunisian situation.

Travelerntion tonight, the Premier criticised General Mohammed Sandatah, Minister Tor Musleu Institutions, for meting: personally and against A five-year drive to help the interests of the Government rheumatic sufferers to help int resigning carlier today.

themselves started in

Bri- Alsters of the present in last week. Government under Mohammed Sah Mzali are reported to have portant because –

1

Letters with death

reason for

It is im-

Almost three million Beltish people suffer from rheumatism.

More than

million three weeks of working time are lost through it every year.

R

and

mceived anonymous

them Createning antese, they resign.

LIBERAL POLICY Independent political quarters consider the main

More than £280,000,000 the cris is the belief that the year is lost in production Laxt French Goverument will in medical and other expenses adopt a far intore liberal polley To slop these lossQI and towards Tunisin and the minis reduce suffering. the British leas wanted to dissociate them Rheumatic Association plans tei selves from the present regime,

open special hostels, provide They hope this to be able to village and home treatment and join the next Turistas Cabinet, 10

be authorised to help sufferers to help them- undertake far-reaching reforms. This will cost £75,000 in the

which might

The Cabinet crisis

coincided with mounting terision and Calls by an estiquated armed rebels on French

Reuter.

9 Delivers, 11 Competes, 1 Lays, 15 Diapoted, 18 Talented, 19,

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In

Suez Zone 47 Britons Killed

In 3 Years

selves.

next 12 months and £150,000 in

years. The as- 2,000, the following

industrialista farms. sociation hopes

will give the money,

WHEN IT STRIKES Sir Hugh Griffiths, consulting

the Ministry

London, June 16. The Under - Secretary for

Affair. Me Foreign Anthony Nutting, said to-

day Egyptians had killed

British servicemen in the Suez Canal zone in the last three

to 47 known to have been killed by Egyptians, Mr Nutting said in a written answer to a question in the House of Commons thai seven others were missing and assumed dead.

killings took place The from October 16, 1951 to June 1, 1954.

There had also been a of total of 3,297 thefts British officiat property of which 1,707 had been of iclecommunications arry cable, he said.

Local conditions had en- couraged robbers for politi- esl reasons as well on for Personal gain, he said.--- United Press,

Burgeon

Supply, said at the

luncheon

given to launch the campaigns that specialists in rheumation throughout must be provided

the rountry by the Health Ser- vice.

Sir Hugh said: "When rheuma lism strikes at muscle action and Himits a man's powers to put into practice the knowledge

of his and experience

prbe fession, which he has gained after years of work, it

does nothing to dim or Impair that knowledge and experience.

THE SCREWS

"It is our duty in endeavour ing to rehabilitate him wen-

able him to express that know- ledge by an alternative method of muscle action.

Oo-La-La?! It's The ““Tra-La-La” · Girl

Blonde, brown eyed and bewitching Suzy Delair, French has been called the film recording and cabaret star, who "Tra-la-la" girl because of the song she made famous, arrived

television In London recently for appearances

and in cabaret. She is seen here as she relaxes in her hotel sur- Her dresses had not rounded by her many pairs of shoes.

yet arrived. Express Photo.

America

To Build

Two More

-5700

Atomic Submarines

Washington, June 16.

The U.S. Defence budget has been revised to include construction of two more new atomic sub- marines in the coming financial year. Two are already being built.

The

Chairman

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Serious Industrial Riots In

Japan: 27 Injured

Tokyo, June 16.

One thousand strike breakers and striking workers of two Japanese silk mills fought a pitched and bloody battle at Hikone and Ogaki, It was reported today.

Twenty-seven men were given medical atten- tion after the riots at the Hikone and Ogaki plants of the Omi Textile Company. Police were forced to intervene at both factories.

Guatemala Expects Invasion

The workera wont on strike last month while the firm's President, Kikuji Natsukawa, was oversens,

The workers alleged that the management was "feu- dalistic." and demanded that:

L.-. The company stop its alleged practice of opening pri-

New Orleans, June 16. vale correspondence and in The secretary to Guatesxeting personal belongings of mala's armed forces chief workers.

said today he expected 2.--Suspend 500-man invasion force, or weekly Duddhist

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services

the

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de.

ganised in Honduras by which workers are forced to re- peal Buddhist Incantations be Armas, Carlos Castillo

tablets of fore memorial the censed members of the Netsu- attempt to overthrow Government of President kuwa clan.

Arbenz.

3. Freedom ot marriage Union

The among workers.

The secretary, Major Daniel Caceres, denied in a press con- claimed women workers who ference that the Guatemalan

married were fired and men were Army was in revolt against transferred and otherwise forced

Arbenz.

to live apart from their brides. 4. The restoration of time

"Such a revolt exists only in the imagina:lon of the poll clocks, which the company has

cal dupes in exile," he said.

He

suid Castillo Armas would not receive any support from

Guatemala's 6,000 regular Army INTER the people.

the reserves

or

He said Armus army WOLA formed from Guatemalana who were lured into Honduras on the pretext of being hired as piunta- tion workers but were subsequently Impressed into an

army,

PARACHUTED ARMS "Some foreign government is backing Armas," he said, but he would not name the Government. He said a plane parachuted 200 small arms to civilian workers in Guatemala on Monday night but the

people gathered weapons

turned them over to the Government.

The guns came from heaven,

Honduras,

and

or possibly from sald the Secretary.

the

removed.

Newspaper reports from strike Ogaldi said strikers and breakers brought into the town were terrorising

and citizens some refused to pay their drink- ing bills.-Unlied Press,

Germany's Big EPU Gain

Paris, June 16. West Germany once again necumulated the biggest monthly credit in the Earo- Caceres, who said

had pean Payments Union with brought hlinself up to date on a favourable balance of the situation during a telephone $36,800,000 in May, it was

inct

nigh!

he

with

by conversation represented of the development

Colonel Henrique Diez, chief of announced today. When

Leonardo da

the armed forces, said the Army Vinci Senate Appropriations Com- atomic-powered submarines, the Navy has decided to start

Britain showed a credit of 100 per lost the effective use of his right mittee, Mr Styles Bridges, construction of two atomic sub and the people were

$30,800,000, the month's Ecout hand, he lost nothing of his art made the disclosure today marines in the coming financial cent behind President Arbenz.

No Army ultimatum was biggest but less than hate her he set himself to learn to paint

as the Senate opened the year.

ever dellvered to with his left hand."

President April figure. Arbenz asiting him to break with the Communists or resign,

or

cm- the

PAA Cancel Flights

Mr Bridges said, however, that because of the "tremendous

SQUADRON OF FOUR

All Twins!

This reduces Britain's cumula- the deficit with the Union to $082,300,000,

West Germany's

credit with

the Union is now $1,071,400,000.

to, $838,- 200,000, the highest in the Union,

And Dr Francis Bach, vice-debate on the $28,861,684,- chairman of tho association, 485 Defence Appropriations said: "Rheumatism is not taken Bill.

The revised programme will he said.-United Press. seriously In its early stages by

of by doctors sufferers,

The original naval ship build-give the Navy a squadron 'A

of touch ployers.

sub. atomic for the

powered 1955 tour rcrews is a matter for jest, ing programme

of called for the marines, capable

cruising although it sounds the knell of financial year

France, which has the biggest Durban, June 18. construction of one more atomic thousands of miles under water impending disaster."

deficit with the Union, showed Twins were carried submarine and two conventional at high speed.

into an adverse balance in May of submarines,

church by twins to be baptised $1,800,000. This brings her The world's first atomle sub-by a twin who is married to a cumulative dancit. marine. the Nautilus, Was twin. faunched last winter. It is due The baby twins were tho to start experimental runs this daughters of Mr and Mrs Wil summer, A second, Sea Wolf, helm van Rensburg of Belville, is under construction at Groton, Anna and Kitty Cloete, nieces, were carried by the Misies Mexico City, June 16. Prescription For Pan American Airways has

A Flat

and the christening was perform- decided to suspend Its flights

Mr Bridges tald he has been ed by the Rev, Holgard van to and from Guatemala M-

informed by the Defence Scere- Rensburg of Vordenburg, twin and Portugal, Belgium, Luxem definitely, it was reported

Barcelona, June 15,

of the father of

the bourg and Sweden reduce their tary Mr Charles E. Wilson that brother First proscription issued at a

crodit, Bwitzerland, Austria clinic

two just one of the

new alomie twins. psychiatric for the airlines new

Mr van Rensburg's wife is and the Netherlands, like West ineroased their Guatemala was opened at Barcelona University submarines would be built at a

one at a one of twin daughters.--China Germany,

credita. Heuter. of the reach "Please provide a flat for naval shipyard and

private shipyard United Press. Mall Special. but other authorita- this patient." that television producers from tive sources said it was due to Japan and seven other countries the political situation in the

North Central American country. Europe, Avia and

three-

BBC Institute

TV

To Guatemala

today.

Study Coursehoritatively tod

London, June 16.

sald

The British Broadcasting doelded Corporation announced today weather",

in

Amerien

Bu

The prescription was sent to the civic headquarters and the it patient, a woman suffering from will find a

The TACA Airline said

Ung gastric and nervous troubles, week study course to start here expected to continue operating was offered the next flat avail- on July 4.

to and from Guatemala, TACA able in a block now being built, Russia and the Ukraine have

spokesman. Alberto Philippo been invited but have not yet said today's flight from New

Psychiatrists had decided that

snid whether they will rens Orleans Janded at Guatemala her troubles were due to having and representatives.

City at about 6 am. and took to live with her husband

children In one room~~~ The

an hour course, first international off

China Mail Special. study

and

later. - United two

Explorer Says He Gave

for TV producers Press. ffroup directors of educational and cultural programmes Is being sponsored by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cul- tura)

ral Organisation, (UNESCO) in collaboration with the B.B.C.

from Brilsin,

the Experts United States and France will group: Other address the countries to be represented are German Republic

the West

Switzerland. Participants will

Birth To A Bug!

Chicago, June 16,

Italy, tho Netherlands and Dr Harold Emiley, an explorer who returned join in the production of sample recently from the jungles of Guatemala, said today programmes in studios on loan he had given birth to a bug and was probably the from the B.B.C.-China Mail only man who could make the bonst.

Special.

Washington, June 10,

Somehow an Insect egg the insect bid matured from an William Donovan, United was deposited in his arm, es into a full-size Insect about

half an inch long, p States Ambasador to Thalland, above the elbow, while he "The bug had formed a conferred with President Elsen- was in the Jungle and was and I could sooils head," he hower today, presumably measures to strengthin the de incubated within the arm. fances of Thailand and other Southeast Asian nations against expanding Con

Comfnimiana

on

saki, "it was unable to come out beentine of a the belly,

Dr Emiloy, Chicago chiro- The attending physlelad podista said, he and two cam- focles wax cubla ochibratres of portions, ponstrated the North 180 into the arwaliangz, jitting MA Donovan declined to tell Central jungle region of Cualete, keset Emiley said wh déporter the pur of his mar Herceived many funded but the insect moeling with the Provident bites on his arms. Ho fald el patre on the sim

Houze, but gooded to frustrade 3 morbi pasta ballover in TICKE he Serb the white

new the elbow ANY IN when he was the

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Opine; 14 Viers, 15. Falon, 17

Cila, da Nowa, 22 N, Hanks,

Connecticut.

Other countries, adding to Denmark and Turkey. their defelt, were Iceland, Italy,

Norway reduced her defelt

Charles Chaplin Wins £5,000 "Peace" Prize

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