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SEPT THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY
1954.
WESTERN DEFENCES Taking No Chances Schmidt-Wittmack
U.S. Labour Mongrel's Name
Leaders Alarmed
Washington, Sept. 6.
Vice-President Ali J. Hayes of the American Federation of Labour (AFL) said in a Labour Day radio address today that "the Allies cannot afford to fall apart now."
"This is not the timb for us, with our superior strength and rources, to act like we are
trying to rubl other peoples
around," he said.
"It is a mutual aid proposi tion We have become inter- related and in many ways o Inter-dependent that any major change In direction of one country ¡ffecta
influences
QT
conditions in other countries. No nations in today's work! call maintain itself by Isolation from the rent of the world,"
He said leaders of the Ameri- can labour movement have been "ain:med and disappointed" at urrent world trends, particular- ly in Europe, and that "the attitude reflected in the current.
be
United Stater foreign polley which accompanies American
ald
alienating appears to more and more of our allies."
He anid today the United States' stockpile of goodwill in "being eaten away" and must be restored.--United Press.
to
End Racial Discrimination
Appeal By Ike
ment
The
of
nearly
2. In the world struggle for
Cleared
London, Sept. G. The honour of a three- year-old mongret dog wRE cleared in court here.
The blame for stealing a four-and-a-half pound steak
about the same size as the dog-from a butcher's stall belonged to his mis-
trim, 27-year-old model, the magistrate de- cided.
Exhibit A-the steak --- was removed from court. “I understand it is beginning to smell," the magistrate said.
After hearing Mrs Joan Elizabeth Henrietta John- blame her dog, for taking the steak while she the on the way to was park, the magistrate said; "I don't believe her story. and I am perfectly certain she stole t
The women Wan One4 the price of the steak, £1 sterling 11 millings and six pence, plus Ave cuinean court coats ---China Mast Special.
America Not
Safe From
Communism
Albuquerque,
New Mexico, Sept. 4. Francis Cardinal Speliman, today warned his countrymen ostatiz
Soviet # accepting "theist peace."
of
nen
of
Britain And Germany
Fail To Reach
Final Agreement
SCOPE OF PROPOSED NINE-POWER TALKS
London, Sept. 6.
Western Germany and Great Britain failed to |reach final agreement tonight on the form and scope of a British-proposed nine-power con- ference on Western defence next week.
France and Italy both agreed, but West Ger- many and Britain failed to reach final agreement on the timing and scope of the meeting.
The sudden snag câme as the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, took over personal command of Britain's big diplomatic push to find a speedy alter- native to the Euorpean Army.
Informed diplomatic sources | Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Raiçi the 70-year-old Prime provkled adequate guarantees Minister postponed tenistive) were obtained from the Ger- Riviera vocation plans. Theymans.
addressing
wald be considered the next few M. Spaak WOR weeks the most critical for the the Foreign Affairs Committee Atlantic alliance since
World
of
the the Senate, War II.
Belgian Upper House, on the failure of
Foreign defence. Secretary. Walter
The Rhumba
held
The British High Commission- the EDC conference in Brussels er, Sir Frederick Hoyer-Millar, and the future of European mct the West German Affairs
During the Holstein, In
meeting, rush meeting on the British proposal whole Chan- behind closed doors, M. Henri cellor Konrad Adenauer
Socialist Senator, sug- was Rolln,
negotiationS stil en route back to Bonn from gested that new
with the East should be started, vacation.
"No final decisions were ar-notably to try to solve the prob- and lem of Germany's reunification, rived at as to the form scope of the conference, which a Committee source sold,
talks failed, was suggested by Britain," said a German spokesman afterwards.
EARLY DATE Germany was believed objec
the minds of men America's post- NEW AIR RECORD expressed the hop? that whenever
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FRAMEWORK
And Samba, Now La Tombra
a
The day w Friday, the 13th and Miss Dianne Bowner, of Brisbane,
Richard and Collatt,
Swedish ореть singer, decided to play safe especially as they had just been married at Caxton Hall, -United Press Photo
To Accept Foreign Affairs Post
Stockholm, Sept. 6.
Former West German Parliamentary Deputy Karl Franz Schmidt Wittmack, who defected to the Soviet Zone of Germany in August, told a Swedish newspaper today that he would: soon accept a post with the East German Department for Foreign Affairs.
In an interview with the Berlin correspondent of the Stockholm afternoon newspaper "Expres- sen," Schmidt-Wittmack said he would deal with problems of East-West trade.
The interview was granted in Leipzig, East Germany, where the yearly industrial fält is now] in progress. さっ
"I left West Germany because I wanted to be
heard," Selymidi-Wittmack
was quoted De saying,
"West Germany is no nation -df justice," he claimed.
FAVOURED EDC
Schmidt-Wittmack, who was
a member of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's Christian Demo- eratie Parly and the Parlia
PRO-TITO
PARTY
DISSOLVED
Tricate, Sept. 8.
Tho pro-Tilo "Communist
mentary DC Committes, sald, Party of the Free Triesto Terri- "I used to favour the European tory" quietly dissolved itself at. Defenca Community, but after an Extraordinary" meeting the Geneva, conference I under- yesterday, it was disclosed to- stood there were other pos day. aibilitica than Adenauer polities."
WDD
Party sources said the motive
"to give greater develop ment and unication to Socialist forcee in the zone." They do clined to say whether the 5,000 members of the splinter Party would join some other group."
Wet Germany
is about to take a disastrous stop. That why I acted an I did. In Bonn: they had taken my job with
defence
all-German and (Perliamentary) Committees and tried to throw me out of the CDU Party,"
the
EXPELLED
PARTY SPLIT · Trieste pro-Tito Communist, led by a Slovene, Branko Bable, the more powerful Communists
(Schmidt-Wittmack was read split with
out of the Christian Democratic Pro Cominform Day
Labour Death Toll
Rising
Party alter is defection to the When Yugoslavia left the Com- East. The CDU group last Salur-nform in 1948. Since then the pro-Titoists have been a miner day formally moved to expel Pro- him from the Bundestag (Lower pollideal element with little to in the political life of the Parliament it. Say House) when
disputed eity. convenes on September 14).
sources Ox- I wonted to be heard Some Italian Some competent judges pro-
must be pressed the opinion that the now that now ways Chicago, Sept. 6. dict this tropical dance-devised
found to create an alternative dissolution may have been en- The trame death toll during by the Italian dancer Signore
to the dead ny." Schmidt-gineered in order to smooth the
army." Day holiday was Fanny Pichetul--will achieve the the Labour
Wittmack was quoted as say way for the impending Italo- and the still on the upward trend. fame of the Rhymmba
Yugoslav settlement of the nine- Samba.
Early Monday evening, the ing.
the border "The wast about Bonn is that year wrangle over United Press tolly showed 419 Signora Pichetti
the high herren cannot tolerate territory United Press. Italian partner demonstrated La Persons dead in all types of nc- Tombra before 500 teachers of cidents, since the tally began at opinions other than their own.
Inst
Adenauer has advisers who are p.m.,
Trame Friday. duticing in London's Victoria
not even in Parilament. He fatalities totalled 300, drown- died in plane crashes and 47 others in miscellaneous mishaps. Press.
California, Texas and Illinois led the nation in trame deaths with 20 ench. The Texas count included five migratory works- ers killed in an auto-train 'crash,
United Press.
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In a speech delivered before a meeting here the Archbishop Washington, Sept. 6.
New York called upon his
London, Sept. 0 President
und of Eischhower
British dancers ore talking many's controlled rearmament Vice-President Nixen appeated countrymen to "awaken to the
truth that America, is
裁 Western framework" about a new dance just intro- and trai the ulion's buskies
is no safer
should be envisaged, the Senator duced to London-La Tombra. labour union leaders today for from mastery by Communiem
said. more help in the administration's than was any European coun'ay
M Rolin han consistently programme for ending employ-whore we witnessed the killing ting mainly to holding the
and chsinvement
talks whole
with the discrimination among
mecting as curly as September advocated peoples by the Communists who
Russlans and opposed EDC. - whites and Negroes.
14-the date suggested by Under the
the by the shedding of blood became Britain. Government officials sald Reuter. auspices
the conference would have to President's Committee on Gov as if drunken with it.
Contracts, ernment
Carlinal Spellman further
be prepared in detail. Britain is 500,000 pamphlets, discussing added tho: Americana must in awaiting the final German view
Bonn, Sept. 8. the problein, were being dis unity stand sentinel against the before issuing the final observa- A British Foreign Office tributed throughout the country. potent, fast-growing, imminent tions and setting the date.
bulletin issued here today sold Two points were being
In Paris the British Ambassa Britain would favour a solution Hall. endangers of faithless Commnurists phasised.
and Communist sympathisers dor, Sir Gladwyn Jebb, delivered of the question of rearming Ger- Mr. Frederick Barlow, Secre-ings claimed the lives of 52, 11
British bid growing Industrial who arousing their freedom to the
directly to many "in the framework of the tary of the National Association might of this country requires dertroy our freedom."--France Premier Pierre Mendes-France North Atlanlle Pact
of Teachers of Dancing, said the largest possible reserve of Prese
and informed sources said M. The bulletin,
"Six minutes after her the "London later: Mendes-France accepted. At the Diplomatic Correspondence." skilled manpower
is demonstration, everyone WOB same time, the French Premier put out by the Foreign Office for dancing La
La Tombra.
I's German newspaper editors. easy as that." it is held Canada will take part
said such a solution had the Mr Barlow said the dance was as the ninth power. That already advantage that it would be built ideal for small, crowded dance has been conceded by Britain.
on already proved foundations.
It was very simple and the British suggestion for the
In Rome, Italy also approved "London Diplomatic Corres- pondence" said that the intended pose of the nine-mation con- purpose An anti-German mood preference suggested by Britain was valling in some parts of Paris to make proposals which would was characterised by the post then be put before the Council Captain Sonnenberg, 34, set the lng of a wartime poster en the for anal approval. record in a F-66-H Sobrejet last walls of Paris
today. Under The conference could not itself Friday, it was announced today the signature of General von take final decisions since West
International Aircraft Stuelpnagel, the German, mill- Germany's contribution was show at nearby Cox Municipal tory governor of Paris during matter for all the members
the occupation, it announced the Airport.
NATU. of 091.1 shooting of 50 French hostages in
set by Nantes by the German army.
It originally appeared on Octo- Stanley
1941
the offer of The conference would not dis- with Sabrejet.ber 23,
16,000,000 francs award to any cuz the problem of German one helping to trace the "mur-sovereignty, though there was derer" of B
a German officer. nothing to prevent a meeting of Below today's reprint in Ger- the Foreign Ministers of Britain, the United States and
tion of leadership makes it man- datory that we not be subject to the charge of racial prejudlee which is being hurled at every day by the Communists." -Reuler.
Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 6. Captain Eugene P. Sonnen- usberg, a United Air Force pilot, new record of 092,823
hour for the 1,000-conference. kilometre (20 miles) Thomson Trophy event here today.
Paris, Sept. 6, M. Pierre Mendes-France, will preside at the regular weekly meeting of the North Atlantic Council on Thursday, a NATO spokesman announced here to-
The Premier, who is also Foreign Minister, succeeded M. Georges Bidault as Chairman of the Permanent Council for the
ending September 15, year Reuter.
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3ci # miles per
at
the
was
Last year's record miles per hour Brigadier-General Holtoner in a F-80-D Reuter.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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9 Saturated (8).
11 Deeply respectful (8).
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18 Fashion (5).
10 Peruse (4)
22 Stayed (8).
24 Criticised severely
25 Place of worship (0).
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GERMAN SOVEREIGNTY
It
100 for wallflowers.”
1
He Tombra Miss America
was danced to a new tempo, in three eight time, with short, smooth steps.
"There
Mr Barlow declared! are only three basic movements with no variations. It is based) something on the Rumba style
♣ China Mail Special.
of
Iman and French were the words.many Independently of the
"Reproduction destined to serve the cause for which the heroes conference. of French independence fall."-- United Press and Reuter.
Bullfighter Critical
Contest
fame and opportunity.
went to the Brussels conference whcut consulting the Priid ment committees." United
Embassy Door Burned In ̈ Teheran
Teheran, Sept, 0.
Levitsky Now A Free Agent
Marselles, Sept. 5. Nicolas Levitsky, 26-year-old stateless person, today atepped share here from the French Iiner, Bretagne, as a free agent for the first time in more than a year.
Levitaky, born in Shanghai, The door of the British Em
son of an emigre Russian father bassy in Teheran was burned last
and an English mother, has night, but whether deliberately or as the result of an accident made eight found trips over the Atlantic since he boarded the has not yet been established;---- Bretagne last August.
local quotes the
tho
the
Atlantic City, Sept. 6. Fifty beautiful from
has been granted a visa to all parts of the United head of the Teheran Fire Brigade alter Dominican Repubila following a a special appeal by Stater arrived today for ads saying that there is a kitchen Line
High Com- United Nations week-long judging which near the door and the accident
mission for Refugees. with will end
one being theory cannot be excluded,
He has had only one week The building is in a large ashore...a period of "pamle" In chosen "Miss America 1955.”
To the lucky one will come occupied by the British mission. Argentine Government cancelled
park in the centre of the city Marsellies in July—onee
his visa, while he was en route The girls came from 44 States. It faces the Soviet Embassy.
1953. The If the incident, is due to ill thero in August Del Rio, Texas, Sept, 8." Canada, Puerto Rico, Kawall
will, it is the first of its kind Argentine sald he 13 "Un- Blonde Patricia McCormick, and the .cities of New York. one of the two lady bullfighters Chicago and Washington, DC. Iran-France-Presse.
ainco the British returned to desirable" . an immigrant in North America, was in critical Four
Reuter... States Tycro not repre- condition today after being goredented. in the pelvis yesterday.
The girls come from all walks She made a mistake yesterday or life: Among them are de bull in the ring in Ciudad Acuna, girls, college students and radio M. Paul Henri Spaak, Belgian Framework, of NATO. It woud while side-stepping n charging butantes, school icichera, farm Foreign Minister, said here to
to on proved existing Inoue Wilding Mexico, just across the Rio and television performers. Grande from Del Rio. night that the alternative
Britain did not intend to pro-. Com-
One of the bull's horns stabbed the European Defence munity would be Germany's pose a new loose European into her pelvis and she was rearmament within the North community with British partici- rushed to Del Rio Hospital, pation but without the suprana- bleeding badly. Dr T. M. Johit tional structitré "ofí
EDC.
This топ
performed un offered no
and
the advantages
operation. severe disadvantages of making He would not go into detali long delays likely before, any about her injuries but said the result were achieved was in critical condition and concrete and also of loosening the struc- would be for the next 48 hours:
United Press. ture of NATO-Reuter.
GUARANTEES WANTED
Brussels, Sept. 6.
Indonesia
To Investigate Infiltration
Djakarta, Sopt, 0. Indoncaian officials will make
an on-the-spot investigation into reports of Indonesian inaltration Into the Philippines, it was re- ported today.
11
News reports from Macassar, capital of the Celebes, sald that
fact-finding misalon
BOON the
Would leave theres, for. boundary region between the Sangir Talaud islanda and the southern lalands of the Philip- pinos.
[hid
beeri
The Indonesian Government newspaper charge that the Init dration in Communist inspired
angered, by Manila
United, Proza,-
4
At the nine-power conference Itself, every country would naturally be able to present any proposals. The British Govern- the ment favours a solution in offer the advantage of
Portuguese
emergency
Reply
To Indian Note
New Delhi, Sept. 6.
Their composite measure- Tuenis are: Height 5 ft. 54 ins; Weight 125 pounds; Bust 33.2 ins; Waist 28% ins; Hips 35.8 ina; Ago 20. Brown hair and blue eyes predominant.--United Press.
Royal Tour
Fredericton,
New Brunswick, Sept, 0. The Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexanden were greetedi by half of Fredericton's popula tion of 10,000 on their arrival today from St Johns for a brief visit,
The Royal visitors stepped out of their special, train, in perfect weather. A Royal Canadian Alr Force band played as the
Duchess reviewed a miardy of
Dr Vasco Garin, Portuguese Minister in New Delhi, had a 90-minute meeting tonight, with the honour of 100 men of the 4th Secretary-General of the Indian External Affairs Ministry, Mr Narayana Raghavan Pillai
a
Canadian Homo Artlilerý.
lined: Fre The Duchers
travelled to various engagendals
showing crown
dericton demogra
He was believed to have prior aurimos that negotiations Denver, Bept, G. handed over Fortugal's reply to would be routed to space in ki opon car alar
violations of President Elsenhower entored an Indians note of Lost Thur
agreed to opers taiks the Fitzsimons Military Hospital which
here yesterday for his annual tomorrow on the appe
medical check-up, a While neutral
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10 Religious pamphlets (0),
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21 Loafer (8);
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