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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1955.
Eden's Invitation May Inspire
MR RICHARD M. NIXON
New Rubber
Will
Use
Decline
Akron, Ohio, July 28,
Washington
NIXON LOGICAL CHOICE FOR MOSCOW VISIT
Washington, July 28.
The Vice-President, Mr Richard M. Nixon, may visit Moscow within the next year and other top United States officials may follow, it was learned today.
Reliable officials, in reporting that this is under consideration, possibility predicted that Mr Nixon may make the Moscow trip as early as October or Novem- ber of this year.
the White climate, Such a visit by the Vice- poiltlenl The use of new rubber in President would be in line with House may include Moscow on itinerary. the United States will de made yesterday by the President. They added, however,
the Press conference statement the Vice-President's
that the cline during the second half Mr Eisenhower, that an exchange outcome of the October con-
dference
influence may
the of this year, and will fall off of visits between Soviet
States Government decision on whether the visit
was
KNOWLAND'S
WARNING
Washington, July '28. They bitterly nali-Cdan=. munist Republican leader, Senator William Know- land, today warned the Senate against the danger' in the increasingly thusiastio resotion here to the now friendlinem shown by the Boviri lenđeṛn at Geneva.
But despite such warEL- ings the tide of enthusiamm here for a new relation- ship with the Communist powers is gathrying aston- ishing strength.
Reports of the enthus- laam with which Britain has greeted the proposed visit of Soviet leaders hai added impetus to that Bde--Reuter.
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more rapidly than synthetic United
offeinis discussed during would be opportune at the cur-US 'IMPERIALISTS' conference at rent stage of East-West relations. NOT LAMPOONED
rubber, Mr J. P. Seiberling the Big Four of the Seiberling Rubber Genova. Company said in a statement! today.
Mr Nixon has shouldered the role of the President's "goodwill | Ambassador" in the past; To attractive wife, Pat his
He said: "Estimates developed and for វ៉រង International Rubber have made goodwill tours of Study Group show the United Asia and some Latin Amerænn States will use a record! 1,400,000 |countries
Jong tune of rubber this year, about five per cent higher than the previous record of 1,338,000 long tons in 1953.
FIRST SIX MONTHS
were
"About 772,000 long tons of rubizer
und during the half of the year, but a somewhat lower level of pro- duction of new automobiles and Trucks expected for the second half should bring a decline in the ure of new rubber to about 028,000 long tons, or 18 per cent less than in the first half," he pointed out.
rabber.
probably increase to at least 60
W. Europe Too
re-
Was The Vice-President garded as the President's top choice for such e mission on the basis of the success of his recent goodwill tour of Contral America and his extensive trip to Asia in 1953.
There is also a 50-50 chanzo some Russian leaders will be to visit the United It is anticipated, according to invite
States-but that it Mr Nixon
not right informunts,
oway, visits Moscow he probably will according to other sources. take the opportunity of touring
First, the East and West Western Europe 100.
make
toward progress must
Second, ending the cold war.
Administration probably would want to get next year's Presidential election out of the way before making plans for such a visit, Tho would put
The Vice-President, according to these reports, is the highest United States ufficiod at present bein considered for the mission
implementing
Geneva the evolution
reduce barriers between East and West,
Important visits are being planned by the leaders of some of Ainerica's allies,
The West
German Chaneel- Dr Konrad Adenauer, will Jos probably to Murow
Ku
เร
The
off that visit until after Noven
ber 1950.
Good Signs
al
the
“About 57 per cent, or 441,000 kong tons. of the new rubber
However, there are interest- that the President, ased in the tied six months wys October, and it is reported that ing signs Bynelle und 43 per cent,
or the British Prime Minister, Sir Mr Eisenhower, gave consider- tors, was
natural Anthony
Geneva 331,000 l
tho visit the able thought Eden, may Soviet Union shortly after the Conference to personally Invit- conference of the Big Fouring the Russians to visit The Dest hold ratio of 57
Foreign
Ministers scheduled for United States, will October. per cont ayethetic rubber
The Russians themselves aro Sources close
Vice- to the
to have indicated por con in the second half, and Prestden! denied reports that believed
desire to make a visit the fall in natural rubber usage | Mr Nixon may go to Geneva in
as much could
63 August for the atom-for-peace
Barring a new upheaval in They said that the 80,000 long lons, or 20 per cem conference!
invitation presides Soviet politics, the first Vice-President, witu less than was used in
undoubtedly
Include not pre could
would Senate. half.
over the
Nikolai Bulganin, Mr undertake
a long trip Fo Boon Premier
The Nikita Krushchev,
Com- "Private ownership of synthe-after adjournment of Congress.
boss, and Party's Marshal
Zhukov, the Georgi for Detence Minister, Europe
and
Lic rubber producing facilities, They revealed, however, that Mmunist
uat-Nison has been considering 11 continuing quality formity improvements in syntho-tour of Western
Reasoning
tie rubbers, and the injusußed some time. high speculative prices of natural ubber, all combine to establish United States synthetic rubber consumption
on a permanently Ligher level."Cltina Mail Special.
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that in view of the efforts initiated at Geneva for the creation of a new
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Moscow, July 28. Krokcoil, Russia's humor. ous magazine, fumed for its satirical cartoons against America, came out with a "new look" to- day without a single sally against "Wall Street Im- perialists."
The latest issue of the magazine, bellaved to be prepared for the press several weeks In was dated and advanco, should have, been published on July 20, but came eight days late without ex- planation.
Danish Royal Family Visit
Fanoč
↑ DCS SPOILASTREES EN GENER TERM:
King Frederik, Queen Ingrid and their three daughters, Princess Margaretho, Anne- Marie and Benedikto arrived in Esbjerg aboard the Royal Yacht Dannebrog recently, and shortly afterwards the ferry took them to the beaches of Fanoe. While the King and Queen lunched with the Lord Mayor of Eeblers the Princesses called on their girl friends Dora, Ida and Ulla Kampmann daughter of the Minister of Finance Viggo Kampmann and Christina Rohde, who were all dressed in original Fance costumes, Picture shows: The PrinceRGEB and their friends go for a stroll at Fanoe. They are (left to right) Princess Benedikte, Dora, Ida and Ulla Kampmann and Princess Anne-Marie and Christina Rolide. - Express Photo.
Jamaica To Rewrite|| SMELLY BED
Constitution
SELF-GOVERNMENT IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Kingston, July 28.
Chief Minister Norman Manley has announced that Jamaica soon will rewrite its constitution to out provide for complete self-government in internal
affairs.
The delay was attributed here
to an abrupt change of format
by the editors to keep in line with the Geneva spirit of 10 all including goodwill Americans.
Mr Manley, during a debate on the budget in the House of Representatives on Wednesday night, said a full statement would be made shortly in con- nection with the proposed constitutional changes.
in handling; a 30 million pounds development programme,
He said provision would be The previous issue, which ap-made for a ninth minister, who several days before would likely have the title of peared the Geneva "summit" conter-Production Minister, an increase ence, devoted four of its 10 in the number of Ilouse seato pages to cartoons and stories from 32 to about 40. lampooning the United States,
&
an
The British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, announced yesterday that Marshal Bulgurin and Mr Krushchev would Britain next spring.
America was not mentioned jin the current issue except for illustration showing how foreign visitors to the Soviet Union including the recent
American of appearance weightlifters were
breaking down criticism of the "iron curtain."-China Mail Special
Waitress Left
Will
$4,333 In visit
Mr Elsenhower and the State Department acknowledged that the idea of exchanging visits at the top level had been discussed Informally at Geneva by the Big Four leaders.
An informant
ว
GREAT VENTURE Discussing federation, Mir by Bald probably Manley next January represent- atives of all British Cazib- would be bean territories assembling for a final con- ference to embark upon
great venture.
"I
believe political
1
Three Canadian one English and a Government savings bank eparate in Jamaica. If a state bank is established, reserve funds
COMPANION
Toronto, July 28.
to
A housewife who slept on the verandah of her home bere
bo cool wakened to find a skunk sharing her bed. It trotted off when she screamed.-- China Mali Special.
Afro-Asian Group
Soekarno Draws Egypt
Into Orbit
Cairo, July 28. Official Egyptian quarters of the savings banks will be used today said that the Indo- for investments and lending.
Former
President, Mr
Chief Minister, Sir nesian William Alexander Bustamente, Soekarno, like the Indian attacking the state bank plan, Prime Minister, Mr Jawa- said the Government should not harlal Nehru, has helped to
to dissipate
tako
rush actions to
confidence in Jarnaka's raw Egypt deeper into the}
are prepared to accept freedom small people,
gift," the Chief sootabod Press. as a possible
"Surely it Minister declared.
ono
'Kissoui'
not
from
the
Afro-Asian orbit. to handle is finances and obligations. And it should
They pointed, out that for the the leaders tamper with
saving's
past two years Egypt has been he added-As- | gradually turning away
The West and adopting Nehru-sponsored polley of neutralism between East and West. Earlier Egyptians hard- ly ever turned their attention fo Asia, except for Intermittent detached
Isolated interest cases.
Since the Asian-African vor- ference in Bandung, however,
interest Egypt's detached Asla has been converlod into a concrete personal relationship.
is a mast ironical fact that an Imperial country (Britain) has offered to surrender more power than the people (of its territo zles) are willing to accept. Philadelphia, July 28,
That this shame would be Mr Erwin Clarkson Garrett, 75-year-old poet and big game removed from us in the near of my deepest hunter, who died last year, loft future is $4,333 to
waitress who hopes."
Mr Manley also announced regularly served him his break- familiar with fast
Philadelphia the Government would coneldor in Mr Elsenhower's White House restaurant, his will revealed the possibility of establishing report Inst Monday to Con-here-China Mall Special. gressional leaders, sold that the Presidential adviser, Mr Nelson Rockefeller, had recommended the Invitation to the Russians,
Mr John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, according to this informant, said he several reason why an invita- tion should not be extended.
Tito Visit?
Saw
Among these was the fact that, Communist Yugoslavia's leader, Marshal Tito, who broke with Moscow in 1948, has been wanting to come to the United States for som
some time.
Since Moscow is now trying
a Jamaica state bank to assist
ISRAEL ELECTION RESULTS
Disturbing ‘Activist' Border Policy
Washington, July 28. Israel's election results were viewed with somew
Ceremony At Mecca
While
Mecca, July 28,
misgivings here today as indicating a gain for material.
Meanwhile, to curry favour with Marshal parties favouring an “activist" border policy.
United States officials refused formal com- ment on grounds that the election is an internal
Tito, Mr Dalles beloved that it would be most unfortunate to invite the
leaders ahead of Marshal
Kremitto.
Congressional penotion was
Israel matter.
mid to have been another five- Their private comments, majority party, will join once bor. Still another and perhaps however, made clear some con- more with the General Zitate the most draportant was the car lest the militant campaign and, together with a couple of has reported that roommendation that the United speeches of the parties which smaller parties, to reconstitute stato
votes be the goalition which States wait to see if the Russians gained most now will negotiato
inte det sood faith dur-translated into action.
rests
in
Accentuated
on
Him
Sentiments.
in
US Worried
Over Offer
Of MIGS To Yugoslavia
Mr
'AMBASSADOR'S WARNING
Belgrade, July 20. James Riddleberger US Ambassador to Yugoslavia, hog recently drawn the attention of the Yugoslav Government to rumours of a Soviet offer to cede MIG-15 jet fighters to Yugoslavia and to allow the Yugoslave to build this alr craft under licence.
The Ambassador is said to have warned the Yugoslove that, if these reports were true, the whole question of American military aid would have to be reconalderet.
The
Yugoslav Government neither confirmed nor denied the truth of the reports when approached by the American Ambassador, an informed source said.
The Yugoslav Government is
stuid to have discussed the usu of Soviet MIG's during the visit to Belgrade of Marshal Nikolai Bulganing the Soviet Promies,
and Mr Nikita Khrushchov, the Soviet Com- munist Party lander,
Obsolete Stocks
The Soviet air force is not re- equipping with MIG-17 jets arad is said to have large stocks of the obsolescent MIG-10.
Yugoslavia is known to be on the look out for a licence to build a foreigns jet fighter. General Ivan Gosnjak, the War Minister, has proposed that a special fund be st esko for the purchase of such a licenbe
Yugoslav air force officers have been negotiating with the French for a llence to build the Mystere 4 jet and have also sounded the United States and Britain. So far ihese conversations have led to no result.
General
ם
Zdenko Uloptic, Commander-in-Chief of the Yugoslav Air Force, and important Yugoslav Air Força mission went to Moscow "on June 29 to attend Soviet Air Force Day celebrations. France-Presso,
Strap-Hanging Will Be
A
Pleasure
New York, July 28. The wilting thousands who suffer torturing temperatures twice daily riding city subways in the summer on Thursday got their greatest news in the 51-year history of the under- ground system.
Transit officials are looking the possibility of air- conditioning all trains!
inte
That, to a subway rider, would surpass anything imaginable-even goiting a seat, a long-forgotten luxury.
Ex-Governor Sues. For Divorce
The Holy enclosure of "Haram" W03 today the President Soekarno's visit to scene of the "Kissoul" cere-Cairo has accentuated this new
amnity mony, during which the large found
high-placed black-silk veil embroidered Egyptian sources said
They said that the neutralist with gold was traditionally policy, which is the core of the
Transit Chairman Charles L offered by Egypt to cover Afro-Aslan group, mt present Patterson announced that an three the "Kaaba."
air-conditioned pillars Mr experimental of tho Nehru, Mr Soekarno and Lieut- subway car is expected to bo President Indonesian Republic Ahmed Col Gamal Abdel Nasser, the put in operation before the end
of the summer. Boekarno and other Moslem Egyptian Premier.
They said that Mr Nehru con- dignitaries watched, King Saud verted Col Nasser to the neutral-
If it proves successful, fie with hin own hands ist policy and that Mr Soekarno sald, officials will study the JOB
wator over the holy
in it.
feasibility of cooling all cars- confirmed
Mr Soekamo has exercised a Associated Press, communiqué
among peculiar mass appeal fromi tho pilgrimage offico Egyptians who immediately saw announced that the total num-
mass revolutionary in him ber of pligrima who have leader, in the minds of Egypt- arrived in Mecca from Moslem land, Air Sockarmo has fallen countries by land, sea and air cally into the closest mental has risen to 170.062.
association with Col Nasser. HEALTH SATISFACTORY The Algerian medical mission the general of health of the faithful governed from the thres deportments was
milefactory. Some slight in The Indonesian leader his Isac for the past two and
disposition
and the beginnings volcad the Egyptian people's
Reno, July 28. half years.
Bir sun-stroke were
Lieutenant - Genóval quickly own revolutionary sentiments If the
the Mapas chooses to form of
Hood, former for freedom from colonialem Alexander a coalition with the motivist remedied, it said,
tho tomorrow, Tonight nud
outablishment of
Governor of Bermuda, has sued, and and Akhout Aavoda minded
for divorce, from his wife, | whatever other groups would be pilgrims will leave Mecca for justice.
Al Arafat, some 25 miles
Evelyn, on grounds of extremo Ahram, Cairo's leading cruelty. coquired a majority of this
newspaper, said of the In complexion, prospects of activist cast of here, where they will daily
Eir Alexander and Evelyn policy would be enhanced, it is sper il day Friday in prayer. denision statomary:
"Soekarno combines In one Dulcia Saturday morning, they will
of London, England, belleved
the same time it appears return to pray in front of the person clevated altare, burning were married November 2, 1916 At the
Loadership, at Rawalpindi, Punjab, India.. that
"Minn" to, spand two mass sympathy, religious party There were no children. Pro this second type even It contended that a swing to the emergenco, of a coali- | "Kaaba”, then go to the placo | enthusiasm, toward activism in action would if it includes the Mapam Party, days lapidating Batan--France and impressive personality,perty rights were settled out of
United Prom
court-Asociated Prem. be particularly unfortunate at which is regarded here 'as pro- Fresc. this junclaro, when progress is Boviet would not be intere Paris, July 28,being made toward tranquilising proted immediately A Warsaw
a change military court the Egyptian and Jordanian has convicted oven men of borders.
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United Staten officials prob» Mounwhile, they would
o along hopeful view that the botual
"would be
the
poet-Genova period of Germany, European security and disarmament,
Lifting the Iron Curtain and urbing activities of international Communism also could be fuc- tore in any futuro Americans In- vitation-United Press...
Alleged Spies Sentenced
ISRAEL CAUTIONED
The United States in the Dast has cautioned Israel against further
retallatory
raids, and holds to the view thai si "tough" Israeli polley Yoward the Arabe worked Kenkat a gradual rednotion of Arab-Israoll tensions,
of these to death, the Pollah jumed officials
news stanicy
werp
not
to the concluation, that ably monliored arpouští of activiams in inevitable,:
of
for
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