WORLD ANGLICAN
∙CONGRESS
Postwar
Isolationism 'Broken'
Minneapolis, Minn.
Aug. 10,
The Most Reverend Michael Yashiro, presiding Bishop of the Holy Catho- lic Church of Japan, told here today how he
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successful in "breaking" the postwar isolationism that existed between Japa- nese Christians and those of some of Japan's former enemies.
Bishop Yashiro, leader of the Japanese delegation 10 the World Anglican Congre here sold at pass conference that he had brought 30 delegates with ilm "simply because Tike them to share in the fellow- ship of thi great Anglican Union."
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EMERGENCY ESCAPE TEST
Baltimore, Ang. 10. Four" Air Forge volun- "exploded"
teers were downward out of a high- speed bomber today in a succociful .... teri of An emergerigy escapa device for use In, advanorð new US super-bombers, it was announced here.
at
The volunteers, ranking from a colonel to ber- reant WETO catapulted downward. through cape | hatch_in_the_bottom ofà B447 bomber speeds, of "more than 509 malies per hour", landing safely in the Gulf of Mexico, the Air Research And
Developmens Com- mand
disclosed. — United
Press
THE CHINA"-MAIL, WEDNESDAY, / AUGUST 11, 1951. § §
LAST GESTURE OF DEFIANCE
Six-Point
BY VIETMINH
Saigon, Aug. 10.
Vietminh troops took two small outposts year here today in a gesture of defiance just short of the cease-fire which will bring peace to the last section of Indo-China.
At 8 a.m. local time tomorrow, the guns. will fall silent in Southern Vietnam and the fighting phase of the nearly eight-year-old Indo-China war will be over, The cease-fire accord was signed in Geneva on July 21. Enemy troops overran the garrisons of Ben- Luc, 15 miles south-west of Saigon and Bentre, 50 miles south-west of here in the only fighting of the day, the French High Command announced,
Plan
in
For
U.N.
Collective
Action
To share the Christian fellow- n wonderful
ship was really
thing." be Add:d. "espec.illy frem the expidlenes ge ned t visiting the many counties that
we had fought agitnal,
Bithep Yashiro sald 1948, 1040 and 1950, he visited those countries bordering on the Preiße, as well is
Australia
MAIN VALUE
“The mah value of visit was thent
enabled
Japancre
Christians to break out of the fardationism which followed the
second worked
wht," wi
he mai
"For the first time in my clearly understood the Acance of this Christian fellow. ship. We were warmly greeled and welcomed by our rmy was concluded there was no way for Japan to sincerely report the
chemies
war.
Until the peace treaty
was given that oppor- tunity to full a mrsion of good- will lo
those countries which we fought stainsi.
that
Blahop Yashiro atd "new type of Shintoam" established itself in Japan, 1: was known as Tenrikyo and had 10,000,000 adherents.
New York, Aug. 10.
German: Strikan
Armed Police
Called In
At Munich
Frankfurt, Aug. 10. . Armed police were to
·day called in at the strike« bound Kraus Maffol'plant at Munich,
one of Ger- many's biggest manufac turers of locomotives, roll- ing stock and heavy trans- port equipment, to protect workers who wanted toʻgo to their jobs.
police to stop Communists dis- tributing
At Kronach, strikers asked the
londets among the lelcels, and ol the Siemens Electrioni plant In Bad Neustadt police had to rescue workers who tried to break through the pickot lines in a railway wagon,
AL the some time, It an have condomned him deânitely nounced That French Com, In the cyés of his people." mander-in-Chief and Commis During the afternoon the alom: -General for Indo-China, | advance group of the interna- General Paul Ely, will fly to Lional Armistice Commission More than four million Paris tomorrow night to consultarived in Hanoi, It was met with the Government on tie at the Gialam Airport by next moves in Indo-China, General Heart Deltheil, chief of the French delegation to the Fis visit will be short, the Trung Gia truce talks, and cummunique mid. Ely expects Vietminh General Van Tien to bo back in Saigon in
DungUnited Press. week's time.
In addition to the vast logizli- eni problems of the evacuation kolnat on in Indo-China, the Crisis is fast brewing In Saigon, where the Govertiment
POGIS
APPEASE GOVERNMENT
Political sources here say that
A six-point plan for collective action if the impotent to handle its role. United Nations undertook to oppose any future aggression was submitted to the United Nations Collective Measures Committee today by the United States and the Philippines.
Explaining the plan, Mr Felix Berto Serrano of the Philippines, said that such an expression of readiness by the United Nations to take collective action would have a "salutary effect."
It aimed at emphasising the determination of the United Nationa to maintain peace
and international
| security and served notice of a fresh resolve to cope
with any future act of aggression, Mr Serrano said.
الد
ما
The plan contained in a work-, aggression should include ng paper, set forth these guid-practicable ing principles:
usatsiutare
the
Premier Ngo Dinh-diem will re-
two members place
of his Cabinet by South Vietnam am-
cials in an effort to increase the appeal of his Government in the Vietnam.
South-all
taft now
at Free
Ex-President
Accuses Successors
workers, a quarter of West Ger- many's total labour force, may foin the 200,000 metal and public servico workers already on strike in the biggest “wage wor” since pre-Hitler daya,
The campaign for a "fairer share of the profits of the booming economy la led by the biggest uniors-the 1,500,000- member Public Service Workers. the 900,000-member Miners and Metal the 800,000-member Workers,
500 PLANTS AFFECTED
The metal workers want an itcrease of 12 pfennings (about d) an hour, or 12 per cent on salaries. but the employers West Branch, Iowa, are prepared to give them only eight pfennings or three per Aug. 10,
cent on sularies. Former President Herbert Hoover, speaking today on
The
strike affects about 500 plants and is estimated to
Diem, a fervent Catholic, has been accused by leaders of the 80th birthday, accused cause a daily loss of produc.. Vietnam Socialist Party and by his Democratic successors ton of about 8,000,000 marks Lenders of the Hoa Hoa and Cao of pursuing policies towards (£500,000 sterling).. Dni Socia of running Russia, which destroyed “sectarian" Government. He human
In Hamburg, West Germany's freedom s and biggest
city and its most im- Just must of his Catholle sup-
"spread Communism over portant overseas port, tempera porters in the partition agree-
of Krew shorter as the strike inent which placed the heavily the earth."
14,000 transport, gas and water Catholic Nain Dinh Province
American recognition of workers entered its seventh 1 When the United Nations nations,
and the South Red River delta
Russia in 1936, Mr Hoover said, | day. undertakes action against ag-
ares under Communist control.
"opened the head-gates gression, the greatest possible 6. The Security Counell and
Leaders of the number of nations should make General Assembly should utilise
powerful torrent of fraltors". He thought the existence of prompt military, political, econo- the arms embargo Rst and list political and religkus parties in this movement WIN having ♫ mic or financial contributions to of strategie items prepared by Southern Vietnam are publicly siimulating offeet
the the collective effort consistent | the Collective Measures Com-saying that both Diem and Viot-
nami Chief of State, Emperor Chalian Church.--Reuter,
with their Individual resources. mittee.
Bao Dai, should resign,
11-
They were "strongly fluenced" by Christianity u their religious belief was "nuch less nationalistic than ordinary Shintoism."
Australia's
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victim and to the co-operating
CRITICISED
J
Strikers bombarded private buses taking workers to and from their jobs with stones and tomatoes, smashed bus windows and let the air out of tyres.
Trofe accident Agures have risen sharply as a result of swarms of cyclists--often two to a machine-crowding the streets
He delivered the speech from the cottage where he was born hore. The State of honcures
Jows hts birthday with official celebrations. Nations supporting the col- Tha French delegate, M.
Mr Hoover attacked "execu- Jecting neuen should not only Jacques Tine, expressing
Яup-
↑tiva“ agreements" and commit- contribute forces but help to
port for the plan, said it was The stocky, play-boy Emperor, ments made to foreign nations provide logistic support for other essential that interest in
and pedestrians spilling col-has been sharply criticised for "without the specific consent of states desiring to take part but
lective security. tar from leaving Vietnam during the the clocted representatives of unable wo provide equipment, sinckening, should be made as battle of Dien Bien Phu and the people,” training or supplies for their ce
clearly apparent 33 possible. vacationing on the French own forces. Such support He Auggseted £ A40-own
text Riviera
the fate of his should 000,000 c1 relurry at Kwinana, passage through or over the ler-
niso include
rights of should be altered to take into country was decided nt Geneva. Western Australia, will produrr
General Tan Van Soai, petroleum productsritory of the country concerned.
Oil Refinery
Australia's
new big
arly next year.
The refinery is being bulli by Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
CO-ORDINATION
3. Consideration should
be
Lid, and will be operated by "¡given to means for co-ordinating subretary, Australasian
loum Refinery Ltd.
I inxituated 14
of Fremantle
ol products и усет. motor spirii,
fuel and kerosene.
about 3.000.000
oll, from
its production.
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for
5. Gnancial
measures
seck
that
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necount the burdens which na-
the
and againat
BRITAIN AGREES
served the right to moke sus- gestions later.
"Ho
while
CHANGED OVER
ef millions of peopt:"
"These unrestrained Pre-
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Comet's Rival On Test
America's new transport jet, the Boeing 707: jet prototypo seen cruising high above the snow-capped peak of Mount Rainler, near Seattle during, one of its first test flights. It was revealed today that the sleek, four-jet plane, has already exceeded speeds of 550 miles per hour, and reached altitudes of more than 42,000 feet. A rival to Britain's Comét, it is capable of carry- ing from 80 to 130 passengers at a cruising speed" in the 450 miles per hour range. — Central Press Photo.
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into the roadways.
INSUFFICIENT GAS
after plant One industrial another had to shut down owing
insufficient
gas pressure. The water supply, however, was still adequate everywhere
and storeys cept in upper electric power was plentiful.
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The Hamburg
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The
TEHERAN & YALTA
The agreement at Teherant and Yalla, he Bald, tions were new assuming under grizzled. Commander-in-Chief, inguished the liberties of tens the United Nations Charter.
of the Hoa Hao Army, believes that it io too late for Diem to reshume his Government.
sidential actions have resulted have brought in a shrinking of human free- should Sir Flerson Dixon, of Britain, together all the parties and the dom over the whole world, collective action for or
said that the question
of secls, as soon as he came back equitable sharing of sacristee
"From these notions came the miles south
4. States should
ictive security should be kept from to
Franco," General Son
of the cold war. As The refinery withi
Lefore the United Nutions will obtain through the International Britain was in full
said. "Now fi is too Inte,"
ect those oth
Rations havo produce 2.770,000 tons of refined bodies and arrangements they
agreement The Hoa Hino. with the principles expressed in strong, control the rich plains taxes, hugo defence costa
1.200,000 shrunk our freedoms by crushing normally served by city trans- including belonged to all possible support
and Port. United Philippines and
cirikers aro aviation i Furl .
collective measures under States working paper but re- of Western Cochin-Chine,
compulsory military service."
(28) It whit use
erude taken by the United Nations. ions of
As examples of "unrestrained asking for 10 pfennings
he noted
more an hour and six per cent Presidential the Middle East, for
Cullective, economic
actions,"
salaries. The municipality One Hos Hao military leader, the recognition of Russia and in
to an The Australian delegate, Mr Colonel Bacul, recently an-our acquiescence" in Russian had agreed
award of fivo pfennings William Forsyth, said: Wenounced that he would policies in Europe and Asia.
по find the Philippines and
་་་ opposed the longer recognise the Govern-
and protested and three per cont more. Unitel Blates plan generally ment of Bo Dal and took his every step in the policies which local unions at first also agreed acceptable and agree with
agreement after the five battalions over to
us into the cond world but withdrew the op-led
the Chairman of the National affemation that certain prin- position.
|"war,” he snick eiples of collective securtly are
"As որ example, I recalled Union, Herr Adolf Kummernuss, Cao Dai Iraders, who headed i
In to stiffen their essential
any collective
the summer of 1941 when flew a strongly organised politico-
Launched the resistance, measures are to be taken offes- religious sect of 1,500,000 South Hitler's armies Uvely and equitably shared," he Vietnamese, also have said that attack on Russia. He said they
STILL HOTE have been allowed to Boo Dul cannot hope to con- should tinue ruling Vietnam from the destroy each other."-Router.
There was still hope that the Representatives of Yugoslavia, Riviera,
wage demands of the miners Belgium, Egypt, Burma, Mexelo
in the Ruhr coal mining in- and Venezuela
Socialist leader Dr Pham Van also expressed
London, Aug. 10.
dustrits, one of the mainstays agreement with the principles of Ngol joined in the general con-
and the absent The Marquis of Reading,of the German economy, the plan but said that they had demnation
workers in Ruhr Minister of Stato at the Foreign the metal. ideas they would like to see it Emperor.
could be settled by the British factories "In delegating his powers and Office, will lead incorporated in the flrial draft.
in disinteresting himself in the delegation to meeting at negotiations. fate of his country," Dr. Pham Ottawe from October 4 to D of of said, "Bao Dai has practically the 'Colombo Pian Consultative it was announced renouneed his responsibilities as Committee,
His actions hero tonight.----Reuter. Chief of State
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said.
The Committee Chairman, Mr Santiago Perez-Perez Venezuela, then appointed the 14-nation committee as a work- ing group of the whole and ad- journed the meeting,
The working group will meet on Thursday at 1430 GMT to begin work on the final working papers to be submitted to the next United Nailons General Assembly beginning on Septem- ber 21. Reuter.
Bids For Power
Equipment
Washington, Aug. 10.
Women Chant Hymns
To Stop Flood
'But' many employers voiced that union leaders their fear were bent on provoking strikes for political motives.
Hamburg shipyard owners sold. that axy general large wago increase would be fatal for the industry engaged in florce competition with British, Japanese and other foreign shipbuilding ****
Industries.
which
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they
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also
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Samastipur, India, Aug. 10. dustry, the automobile industry
and the precision tool and other mataŭ processing industries.
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