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NEW HIGH FOR SCOTCH WHISKY EXPORTS
Edinburgh, July 21. Scotch Whisky exporia
for the Bras six
of
this year Were the
highest ever recorded, a spokesman of the Industry announced here today.
They totalled 0,654.12
proof gallons and earned of
£10,082,305 increases 533,563 rations and
£1.830,131 over the same period last year.
-
The United States mained the largest single market, buying 3,884,740 gallons for £0.804,721— пи incresse Di COTTO 60,000 pallons
Mail Special.
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1954.
POWERFUL FRENCH ARMY The Great Question-Germany No.4
STANDING BY
TO PROTECT HANOI
Paris, July 21.
About 150,000 French Union troops with powerful' armoured sup port are standing by in Hanoi to protect French lives and property.
But the 400,000 Vietnamese inhabitants of Indo-China's second city appear to be indifferent to the Geneva truce agreement to hand over the region to the Vietminh Communists, according to reports reaching here.
Hanoi, once the bustling capital of northern Indo-Ching, is already "ghost" city awaiting the entry of the Vietminh columns.
There is widespread specula-) did not want partition and wel tion as to how soon the French know that peace will not retur
M
army will have to leave banni to our hearts until our country PAY IS TOO
for Hutphong, which is to re-has been urited again," min French hands for 10 General said, more months
Ja the first
officini
Viet-
hathese reactie to the truce in the fiel agreement, the army Chiet-of-long prepared Staff, General Nguyen Hinh, asserted that dre is not
pence,
Van
CCUSE-
the
French staff officers are put-
touches to their evacuation plan, They estimate that of the 150,000 Fretich Untun forces in northern Indo-China. 30,000 Vietnamese auxiliaries will prefer to remain on their home ground and awide the entry of the Vietininko.
French officers believe that treep they will
be evacuating 100,000 Vietsu#143 bo
The enemy will profit from Palit pence whleb wait put US thu Comumutasa amster
etska of the My L
"BE VIGILANT"
yuke,"
"Let us be more vigiani itan fervilians ever and prepare our own peace de-of humour and true freedom. We A
London, July 22 Government plan to spod 10 million
site 1,000) acry veloping a at Gatwick, 30 miles south of London, as an intern- Cromad
been har irrt
Busckord in the report of il
1
pable inquiry here.
Pregun
held in touch
Mill considered puute
that the new Apport
would sport legal amenities, rout
duke
For a potential
A peste
Sue Colut Campbell,
Chunt-
man of the inquiry, said de ha
Cambodia And Laos Statements
The
Geneva, July 21. Governments
considerable quantity of French equipment has already been moved to Haiphong
DISTANT GUNFIRE
Distant gunfire penak still be heard
Hano tortay 1J3
and I squadrons of the French air force were muring over the city on Their last nússione, of the seven-
year war
The last French busiesstnen to remain in Hand are wonder~ in whether they can remain in
after the of the city
Cominumist
report two days ugo de cons Lans and Cambodia today occupation,
Aviation Jad established te
sidered The Ministry of Civilissurd almost identical French businessmen had hoped
latey that ile site WILS sut-statements laying down the
able for ita purposes
He called. however for T provision in the Jamblang ani of the grad port tur everything resible to remise
1119
k
policy to be followed by the two countries.
Both statements declared that the governaments of the countries re alve:
} Never to ladke part in
two
the last moment thal unul Haiphong would become a free port and a gateway
for French
exports into Chim.
The fate of the French In- dustrial installations in northern Indo-China is sull completely an uncertain,
be
Sir Colin Campbell also sug- in his report -to માણ
Mr aggressive policy and never to Harold MacMillon, Minister of permit their territories to Housing - that the whole of the jubileed in the service of much a
should be Ju
government
boundary land fr Les oequired | js. compulsorily
viewed and amended
of
Thai neither no might will join in any agreement with
other states shuld sucli
ทอง
degree of agreement not be in comformity
will
with the painelpies of th: Char- for of the United Nations
or
French army radio cars at key points in Hanoi tonight will sigral immediately any sign of French army disturbances and units and Vietnamese police now under military control-are patrolling the city.
Officials here believed that
LOW FOR NURSES
scheme,
London. July 21. There is serious herige of the doctors' health visitors
in the right-hand women National Health Service.
in the They are key-women
and are State-registered four-and-a-half- with nurses
training. beit special years their starting salary is only £420 a year,
For
the authorities ex- peet a woman skilled in human relationship,
specialist child health and development. in the care of mothers, of the aped and handicapped and ex- perienced in inental welfare.
Н
UNDERPAID
Iz
"She is now un accepted and welcome person in the home, with a unique pince in the ves of the people.” said the Royal College of Nursing in a memo- rendam to the Ministry of Health.
The Royal College points out that her £420 compares with the £520 paid the organiser of f home help and the £600 palch to the welfare officer, neither of whom requires any recognised training or qualification.
She is worse paid than the children's visitor with only one or two years' training, or the mental health worker, both of whose duties are compassed by her training.
EMPTY PLACES
In bc training, with her general qualifications as a mase, she has to acquire experience of communicable disease, tubercu boels treatment, psychiatry, mid- witery, home masing and the re-specialised care of the aged.
WIBT
COLOGNE COERMANS
REPUBLI
CIECHO
VIGHNA
USTRIA
POLAND
BALTIC SEA
*PRAGUE
CZECHOSLOVA
VIENNA AUSTRIA
FROM the waste and rubble
defeated Germany core Increasing evidence of strength. Measure it In related items of news.
In
cars
The Mercedes Benz sweep home to capture first the #nd second placed French Grand Prix. The Gier- man footbal team bring the Hongarians down unbeatable In the World Cup. The Ger- anat travelling salesmen come books home with full order
Like the Phonix.
arises Germany
ashies.
BE
· 1919–38 + GERMANY AFTER THE TREATY OF
VERSAILLES AND BEFORE THE INCORPORATION OF AUSTRIA IN 1930
1939–45:GERMANY AFTER INCORPORATION
OF AUSTRIA AND SUDETEN LAND 1938, INCLUSION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA AS
3 PROTECTORATES IN 1939, THE OCCUPATION OF WESTERN HALF OF POLAND IN 1939, AND
ANNEXATION OF ALSACE-LORRAINS 1940. 1945-? GERMANY BISECTED:
WEST GERMANY ~~~~ EAST GERMANY, PART OF THE LATTER IS NOW THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, PART IS INCORPORATED IN POLAND, WHILE GAST PRUSSIA 15 DIVIDED BETWEEN
POLAND AND RUSSIA.
from
Western the
Nobody could force them to Join the European Defence Community 道路 arms bearing Nobody can forve members,
French 10 accept old hand-in-glove
DR
t?r That thin should happen ko SODI Mav be surprising,
enemies It may
neighbours. be alarming, but a study of events suggests that this resurgence should be re- cognised lest Adenauer's Ger- dellberately isolated mans. from
com- the European munity, begin to look towards the last.
But the Germans are ready to take such a step. And toy are ripe for a change of some kind.
If ever they turned lowards the
"German unercognised Democratic Republic" of the East, the line-up
power against the Western Democra-
tu
thewr
with For
prople. national pride reborn, ask for arms and demand seir free- dom.
cies would
for goods that will be delivor-
time aud
**
on
specification.
Eisenhower Washes
His Hands Of Indo-China
Affair
ever before.
be stronger than
Japan's Youth 'Not Deeply'
Changed
United Nations, July 21.
The United Nationa and Educational, Scientific Cultural Organisation's magazine Courier said today that Japan's youth has changed greatly since the war but "not deeply."
By Seaghan Maynes
Washington, July 21. President Eisenhower was in effect washing his hands of the Indo-China affair when he told
The special UNESCO report is his press conference today that the primary
surveys of Japanese public opinion since 1951. The responsibility for the settlement reached at Geneva based on this year. rested with the nations which fought in Indo-full poll will be published later The report said that Japanese China.
be found desirable.
He crillelsed the commutation with loen mulbori- tes and expressed the hope that "in future the Ministry
evacuation of the remaining 8,000 seck the views and enlist the with the principles of the agree French residents from the city
ments
The cease-fire li support
local
of would start with 840 women and authorities me
His statement that the settlement contained youth are increasingly interested a week, inuch culler than they did in hostilities, or the obligation to children within about
in the outside world but while
Western their ferri- but it was not known how much
"features we do not like" reflected unhappiness admiring
material connection with Gatwick, tablish bases un China Mail Special
tores for the military forces of longer French troops would foreign powers.
main in Hanoi.-Reuter.
about some of the concessions France had had to make to get peace.
१. That the two governments
VIETNAM POLICE WIt settle their International
MILITARISED
Hanal, July 21.
|
disputes by peaceful means.
This neither Rovernment will solicit foreign aid in wor material, personnel or instruc- tors, except for the purpose of the effective defence of their territories
during the period which will
between the
Laos and
Ear Rings For Dog
Because of the long trade
the inadequate pay, conditions of service, a fifth of the avail- able places in the Health Visi-
Training ixe urflied.
Centres
ате
He did not specify these, features, but observers he had in mind chiefly the temporary assumed that partition of Vietnam between Communists and non- Communists.
in mean
to
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THE "POST" TYPHOON
power scientific, technological MAP
and industrial progress most of
the young people considered the West not truly cultivated.
FAMILY VALUES
The report said that Japanese
youth still attached much im and
portanco to family vabies even though
their not accepting
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re-
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The Vietnam police have been
Tokyo, July 21. militarised and pinged under the
Five hundred delegates re-
qualified his, Now, American political and The President control of the army, beginning
Auckland, July 21. presenting supply, market and
lot military planners are seeking The report said that criticism by saying that a today, it was announced here,
in o woman walked
A consumes organisations met at Tra Horst night patival,
date of cessation of hostilities Auckland gilt shop com-
and asked Peking
for
depended on how these features answers to these questions: the on Tuesday
would work out in
practice, 1. What will the Indo-China of a number of democrat TABLE pused formerly
that of the final settlement for a good pair of oxidised ear opening Vietnam and
first National of the
relation to be ground | peace
since the end forms instituted and there seems police only, will now be com- of political problems In the
After careful delibera- Congress of Co-Operative
for satisfaction in the White prospects for removing other of the war which has proved posed of Franco-Vietnam units. Three associated states of Indo-ng-
more effective in theory than in tion she decided on a large ex- Societies, Radio Peking said to-
House that The Geneva agres major causes of tension in Aela? The curlew at midnight remains China, – Vielatan,
the remark: day. pensive pair with
of exchange
2. What will be the effect on fact." Cambodia-Reuter. in force.-France-Presse
permit ments "He'll like these,
A broadcast heard in Tokyo
batween the two the Western alliance?
The report sald that there le
of Interest in said that
population representatives from
3. Will Britain, France and a general lack halves of Vietnam, East Germany and North Korea
Asia internal politics among young He made an obvious effort to other allies in Southeast were presen and the delegates avold joining in the bitter cri- from other Red nations wern
ficism by some Congressmen, experied.
and refused to lead his bucking a defence alliance to guard the international **
to their description of the agree ments as "appeasement" of the Communista.
A British Crossword Puzzle
S
PACTOR ADMIN A VOND AR E ROARED VERGE К MINUTE 1 S
V CRN
IN T YURIE SHELL WHOLE PEAR E 1 Han M IS IN PARECE WAARLE TOTAL MASTER
G C MAN N DUDES
ACROSS
1 Clergyman (8),
6 Acknowledge (6).
8 Soll (4),
9 Bellowed (0),
11 Margin (5).
12 Very small (0).
14 Assistant (4).
16 Fascination (5).
10
18 Unbrokom (5),
19 Fruit (4).
20 Word of honour (8),
1 Saugy
DOWN
* Foign (4.
3 Cooker (4).
Diminish (8).
$ Unfavourable (7).
# Sailor (7). ·
1 Tablo support (7).
10
13 for (5).
(3).
14 Got into the sudělé (1).
In Places of worship (7),
If Buckets (6).
24 Bum (5).
12
25 Gret the
botter of (6)♪
19 Allow: (6),
26 Way out (4).
20 log (6).
"
"He?" asked the assistant, "Oh, yes. They are for my dog. His ears stick up so." China Mail Special.
London, July 21.
"The taak of the Congress," Peking said, "was to review the work of the co-opera ive move- A total of 30 people were ment in the past few years, to killed, 850 seriously injured and sum up experience and to define 3,322 slightly
of co-operatives Injured In road the busic Lask accidents last month in the during the transitional period in London
Mall the building of Socialism
China,”—-United Press.
Special
Eren.
Canadian Culture
‘Americanised, Say The Soviets
Moscow, July 21.
In
The leader of a Soviet cultural delegation which visited Canada last spring has accused Canadian officials and newspapers of organising a
conspiracy of silence" about the visit.
In the main article on a whole page devoted to in the on their trip photographs and articles
"Soviet
A.. Culture", newspaper,
the leader,' Solodovnikov, accused local officials of trying to "prevent the lease of premises for the organisation of concerts."
of
This "obstruction”, as well of many Canadiane, and made OS tho "conspiracy"", Was them change their view planned before the vizit bo- | Soviet life
!
cause the Canadian public and In another article, Elizaveta of Soviet Chavdar, a well-known Boylet
iron singer, criticized the
the representatives
"Ameri-
and canization of Canadian cul-
up by ture, particularly in misis and
mang
art would destroy the curtain of demagogie
alander
họ đã
clared
But," he added
27 American fope (8).
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8 System, 10 Kamis, 12 Girdle. 14 Convene, 17 Acne, 17 Avert- | gacorns of thờ el 20 Measure, 23 Ula, 13, Eros 27 Ly, 39 Gulle 20 and public goods Eloped, #2 Tigers &Tony, Desk, #1 Basic, Mason, diego, the Boviet i artists.
1) Alarms 13 Heveta, gradually, changed
25 Impel, Chady,
PEARS ALLAYED
$2.00 mounted
be as anxious as the United Japanese which contrasted with Obtainable from States to rush the formation of an active prooccupation with SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST
affairs United
HONGKONG & KOWLOON
area against Communist penetra-Press.
ion?
into
AID PROGRAMME
4. Will France be more will- Mr Eisenhower beatedly ing to proceed with ratißcation ago that of the European Defence Com- treaty which would declared a few weeks he would not be a party to any munity
million German treaty which made anyone a bring half a
slx-nation slave a clear reference to the soldiers possibilities which might arise European
settlement The through a partitioning of Indo- China.
means most of the ten French divisions in Indo-China will be available for European defence The clause in the agreements and, in the opinion of Washing- a mejor allowing
to ton officials, removes the Vietnamese choose zones in which they barrier to French ralification of wanted to live will do much to the EDC treaty. allay fears here that the anti- Communist and predominantly One of the immediate effects Roman Catholic populations in the settlement will be' parts of northern Vietnam will
under reconsideration by Congress of be compelled to remain
the military and economic aid Communist control.
for the coming Diplomatic quarto here.Programme
which contains OVET to year, attached great importance this clause and ita Insertion pre- 91,180 million worth of aid for Samsbly helped towards the the Indo-China war,
All shipments of military States acceptance, in United of the armictico goods destined or on their way principle,
to the French Union forces Though it is considered that in Indo-Ching halted as a result the price of peace was high, the of the cease-fire agreement,
The Administration is asked sottlement is regarded as the best of a bad bargain in view of Congress the strong Communist military the Indo-China funds from the position in Indo-Chine, the Foreign Aid Bill to make them collapse of the French offensive available for use in other parts strategy and the steady weaken- of Southeast Asia, and for the Southeast Asian ing of popular support for the proposed anti-Communist drive.
defence alliance.----Reuter.
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