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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955,
UNIFICATION OF INDO-CHINA Lennox-Boyd US Trying To Stop
PEACEFUL
APPROACH
- TO GOA
New Delhi, Sept. 1. Mr Nehru, the In- dian Prime Minister, |said here today that the policy of his gov ernment and the Con- gress Party
оп Goal
was "in line with our
Geneva Conference
Plan
Said
Disrupted
'ENEMIES OF PEACE’
Tokyo, Sept. 1.
China's highest leaders charged on basic peaceful ap-Thursday that "enemies of peace" are proach to world prob-disrupting the Geneva conference plan to
unify Vietnam in Indo-China.
lems."
"Any other path would be against the climate of peace which has been created in the world," he added.
Mr Nehru was ad- dressing a meeting of the presidents and secretaries of provin- cial Congress Party committees.
India, he said, had always stood for solv- ing world problems through negotiated set-
tlements and through war,
India had
3
not
contri-
buted in some measure to the climate of peace though the main fac- for responsible for the present. peaceful at- the mosphere was compulsion of events -more especially the emergence of atomic
ter.
The charges were made by Chairman Mao Tse-tung, Chairman of the People's Congress standing committee Liu cuao-chi and Premier Chou En-lai.
The powerful Chinese trium- The enemies of peace," the leaders charged, virate spelled out the allegations three Chinese
at present scheming w and urged an unmediate north- "are South Vietnum meeting to plan disrupt the carrying out of the unñeation elections in a cable Conevu agreement."
to the
Communist! Vietnam President Ho Chi-minh.
Canadians
Worried
Over
Salmon
Vancouver, Sept. 1. British Columbia fishbrokers❘ today expressed concern over a move by Japan to recover the
salon
vast pre-World War II canned markets, the Canadian
press reported.
The reaction, followed reports that Japanese packers this year power, he said.-Reu-expect to export up to 700,000 eases compared to the 220,000 they sold last year.
Ont packing house official said he believed the export estimate was low...
SUDANESE REFUGEE
PROBLEM
They did ποι name "the enemies of peace."
The three Red Chinese leaders said their people "give all their sympathy and support ... for the convening of a consultative conference between the north and the south to prepare for free
the elections throughout country."
All Signed
cablo
to
The fact that Mao, Liu and Chou all signed the north Vielham appeared
In Malaya
A eshference at Kuala
Border Clashes
Washington, Sept. 1.
A State Department spokesman said today that the United States was doing everything possible to persuade the Israelis and Egyptians to stop their border fighting.
The spokesman, Mr Lincoln White, told reporters at a press conference "as a general matter our people are doing every- thing they can to impress on both sides the gravity of the situation and doing what they can to get them to stop fighting."
The United States Sceretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulics, said on Tuesday that in the pro- vious 48 hours the United States through its embassies In Cairo and Tel-Aviv, had called on the Israelf and Egyptian Governments to refrain from
use of force. Mr Lennox-Boyd can be seen in
Mr Lennox-Boyd, Scorelary of State for the Colonies, held Lumpur with teaders of the Malay provinces and alates.
the front row-United Press.
BOAC PROFITABLE
YEAR DESPITE COMET CRASHES
By Fraser Wighton
London, Sept. 1.
Atomic Ships Will Change Designs
Bristol, Sept. 1. Atomic-powered ships were forecast here today by Dr S. F. Dorey, chief ginoor Surveyor to Lloyds Shipping Agency,
en-
He was addressing the engineer-
Mr White
said he felt sure that further representations had been made for peace since Mr Dulles' statement as there had been later incidents,
He said the Untied States was surporting the efforts of General E. L. M. Burns, chief of the United Nations Tuce supervision group if the Department had to get a ceasefire.
Asked
received any confirmation of re parts of a Soviet arms offer to Egypt and other Arab states, ho acid: "I have nothing further on that."-Router.
BRITISH
COTTON
CHIEFS WORRIED
in
London, Sept. 1. ture Mr Ezra Taft Benson US Secretary of · Agricul-
put
a trans-Atlantic phone call to Tennessee to- day to ease the fears here of British cotton exporters..
Mr Benson called aides Memphis, Tennessco shortly
in
NO WORLD before flying from London to
The grounding of Britain's Comet Mark I jet- liner flect after disasters involving two of these
ATOMIC to aircraft had a big effect on the 1954-55 financial year for the state-run British Overseas Airways Corporation, it was officially stated today.
underline the importance China is placing on the Vietnam prob- lem.
The lext message
was. Radio Peking.
of their
short
broadcast by
The three Peking leaders praised Ho's followers who, they said, "have waged a hard and herole struggle against colonialis aggression and for peace, unifica. independenen democracy."
tion.
arid
inst
section of the.. Royal Society for the Advancement of Science,
But despite this "year of bitter memories" He referred to the construction
culminated by the Christmas Day crash of a BOAC stratocruiser at Prestwick, the Corporation made a substantial profit for the fourth year running, Sir Miles Thomas, the Chairman, said in its annual report.
Proft was £1,382,180 com- with an entirely new fuselage, pared with £2,012,792 in the he said.
the Miles Thomas sald year and
Sir Frevious
after The message was sent from remuneration of capital Corporation was now eagerly "The Japanese are striving to Teking to mark the 10th anniver- there was A tet sur awaiting delivery of its new rebuild an export business that sary of the Red national move plus of £210,087
Britannia compared fleet of 33 Bristol totalled about three million ment in Indo-China-United with £1,065,397 in the cox-
airliners turbo-propeller cases annually during the 1930's,
Press.
Comets, responding period of 1953-54.
16 Vicloers Viscount turbo-props
10 Douglas and Sir Miles Thomas declared Seven Seas aircraft. that in a year where all BOAC's
Hu commented "wo have
h said in an Interview, нт think this year they wil
will be sell- Ing close to two million cases."
whole- pink salmon is sold salers al $10.65 a case leaving
the
In New York, Japanese canned America Bans principal competitors were in carned sufficient profit over
to
1 Kampala, Sept. 1. The Uganda Logistative Coun- the British Columbia price of cll unanimously passed today $18 "far beyond competitive fus ordinance providing the range," 1 broker said.-China
overdiment with powers to
Mall Special. con-
trol and regulate refugees from
the
mutiny
in southern Sudan, The Council meeting was call-
short notice ind small number of its members
ed at
Eart Of Home
In New York
were present. when tre Acting Clict Scoretory, Mr G. N. Our
wurned lanci,
Uganda could firkl itselt facing an "almast insuperable problem" if large
of refugees arrived from of State number the Sudan.
New York, Sept. 1. The Earl of Home, Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, arrive by air from Mr Garland said
40 London yesterday and left im- 30 or European and American remliately for San Francisco on
northem his fugees, one or two
Zealand. New to Sudanese and about 150 southern |
H
in Auckland due Sudanese
an un-Sunday and he said he would troops, and specified
vxumber of Sudan make a 12-day tour of New tribesmen had entered Ugenda Zealand, going on to Australia, ainco the outbreak of the Ceylon, India and Pakistan be- mutiny in southern Sudan.fore returning to London. --- France-Presse.
18
20
Reuter.
A British Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1 Dresses (0).
4 Microbes (5).
7 Stubborn (0),
8 Grown-up (8).
Unemotional
(8).
11 Precious stone (7),
13 Get ready (7)..
15 Be contrite (0).
19 Servant (a).
18 Lissorhe (5).
20 Not those (8),
21 Obinin (8).
# 12
S
16
DOWN
1 Jestors (5).
2 Savage (5).
3 Speak oil of (7),
Lubricant (0). Control
(a)
a Fitted (8)
10 Prelude (8).
12 Deserved (7).
(0).
13 Fow
14 Disinclined (0),
10 Earlier (0).
17 Conciso (8).
on
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD——Across: 1 Boss, 4 Sincero,
Hungarian Propaganda
Washington, Sept. 1.
the
their Beat erensing
mileage sour
provide in full years to offered for sale, sometimes by for depreciation and ta as much as 20 per centy tho meet all interest charges. In Corporation's output suffered addition we have shown a sub- a sharp decline.
stantial surplus without the ald of an exchequer grant." Reuter.
Faith
"Relatively the Corporation lost much ground in the airline The United States today or
industry through the failure of which BOAC had to an aircraft dered Communist Hungary
ploneered into service and in distributing ccase immediately
had whole country which the United propaganda
such
com- a big stake" he States.
mented. Secretary of State John Fos-
But he reaffirmed Britain's ter Dulics in a note to the faith in the future of the famous Hungarian Legation said thC
Jetliner. The Government had action was in retaliation
for approved a BOAC programme Hungary's harassment of local including 20 new Comets-19 of
the employees of
American Them the much bigger Mark IV. Legation in Budapest und its fallure to prevent police inter- ference with US visitors.
For these and other reasons, Mr Dulles sald, the Legatlon "s required to cease all information activities in which it is directly or indirecty engaged, Including the dissemination of the New Hungary (magazine) and other publications, film showings and photographic exhibits United Press.
Goats Worry Defence Base
Simonstown, Sept. 1. cation or goals to the new location at Simonstown are bo evicted if they do not behave themselves boller,
A report received by the Native Affairs and Health Com mittee of the Simonstown Town Council
Defence from the Department said that they have 2nd causing damage
teen
Cancer Cause Rejected
Wellington, Sept. 1.
Cade, Sir Standford
Vice Chairman of the British Empire Cancer Campaign Society, today discounted suggestions that antibiotics may be a cause D lung cancer.
Restaurateurs Encroach
On Pavement
Paris, Sept. 1. CAFE proprietors along the
famed Champs Elysees were told today they must pull back their side-walk tables and leave more
of
for the two submarines United States Navy in which heat developed in a nuclear "Cactor was used to raise steam for supplying turbine machinery.
"Such
an impressive statement that the issioning of one
EXPLOSION POSSIBLE
Bristol, Sept. 1. Two leading British phy
pound of uranium produces sicists said today there was heat equivalent to 2,300 tons no danger of new
atomic
of coal or 300,000 gallons of experiments leading to a oll raises visions of revolt "worki explosion." tionary changes in the design of merchant ships and their machinery.
BLOCURITA
MAN
Solve Problems
were
cam-
The scientists menting on yesterday's presi- dential address to the British Association for the Advance ment of Science by Sir Robert Robinson who had called for additional safeguards to avert any such danger.
day:
Amsterdam on the second leg of | his European tour. He sald ho ·
had
of. Department asked Agriculture officials there to put logether a clear statement of US policy on imports and exports of "low quality" cotton following a request nado yesterday by British catton chiefs.
Mr Benson, who is touring to try and dispose of some of the United States huge food sur- plus, met with the past and pre- sent chiefs of the Liverpool to
Colton Exchange yesterday discuss what US plans to do with 8,000,000 bales of surplus cotton currently held by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
Not Satisfied
to
The British cotton officiais said after the mooting that Mr Benson had not satisfied their questions on what grades of cotton would be released under a. recently announced scheme to "As these changes would solve many existing problems, it
Professor Neville Mott, Put a million bales of "lower seems that thermal reactors President of the
on the market · Mathematics quality" cotton must eventually provide the Physics Section, said to-radually at competitive prices. energy for steamship pro
Mr Benson said today he had pulsion. "When
Within the laws of nature a telephone run-down to what this
be event will
as we know them, the chaners is meant by low quality" cotton possible depends on the rate of progress made in reducing of a nuclear explosion setting to agricultural attache Mr Eric the 500 and the England at the US Embassy to more attractive levels the fire to
atmosphc.c are so unlikely that here for transmission tha weight, size and cost of reactors and screening and we could say they were zero." British cotton Industry. Informed Professor M. HL Pryce, who sources said British Minister of the satisfactory solution of
heads the Physics Department Agriculture Me Derek Heathcoat- control and maintenance pro-
at Bristol University, "nald he Amery has invited Mr Benson to blems.
knew of no process at the visit Britain again before he "It appears that
the power
order to Ro weight reilons of these units on the sea could be set off into the cotton question further.
prosent time whereby the earth leaves Europe in will be better suited to the
explosively. Reuter, higher-powered
of plan's large cars and
passenger liners than to the many low-
Installations powered smaller ships, undoubtedly the latter will continue to be engined with conventional prime movers."--China Mall Special.
room on the broad boule ULBRICHT
vard for strollers
parked cars.
and
From January 1, the cafe tables
the An article in
Current cdition of the London Modical Journal, by Dr B. A. Meyers and Dr J. D. Benjafield, said that siece the introduction of antibio. A ties to England, lung cancer his increased tenfold.
The article also said that an estimated increase in cancer of eight per cent per year has been noted since antibiotics were in- troduced.
"generally being a muisance in tour for the Society, mid thero the Scala Battery area."
Sir Stanford Code, here on
was on need to fear antibiotics. The Committee warned the "Evory new remedy from time owners that goats might be pro-immemorial has boon thought to hibibext, and
a Kerdieman has cause disease as well
he said. China Mail been appointed to see that the$t," goats do not traspass on de Special." fence property, China Mell Special.
Wolverhampton, Sept. 1. Wolverhampton
drivers bus began a ban on all overtime today in protest against em- ployment of too many coloured workers.
They declared that while not wishing to impose colour bar, they had insisted that the corporation should only tako on
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་་
da cure
may
RETURNS
fo
Berlin, Sept. 1. The East German Vice-
Dine
and
Giant Atom
Smasher Planned
LARGEST IN INDUSTRY
US sources said however the Secretary's tight schedules might makto such a visit Impossible. United Press,
Yugoslav-Soviet Economic Conference
Belgrade, Sept. 1. Yugoslav - Soviet economic talka were concluded in, Moscow tonight with the signing” of a protocol and the publication of Plane for a mielcar science à joint communique expressing
Pittsburgh, Sept. 1.
to laboratory which will include the wish for an expansion of
to
00
18 encorarch on only foot of pavement outside the cafe doors. At present some Premier and First Secretary of of them run almost to the the Socialist-Communist Party,
returned of the road, absorbing Walter Ulbricht, edgo
Berlin badly-needed parking
a 3-billion volt atom smasher, economic relations between the today. from Moscow. space
The East German news the most powerful. in private two countries and further de off the main thoroughfare
of economie ADN The cafe mea, eager to pack in agency
announced industry, were announced here velopment Ulbricht's return from a "holi- today by Gaat Oil Corporation, operation, Tanjug the Yugoslav All comers including tourists
nows
reported. agency, have been creeping further day" in the Soviet Union,
he The company mid the new
communique said, that that agency reported and further
to the paye Ulbricht was welcome at the laboratory, probably cost next January arrangements on the more than $500,000, would be would be concluded menta
of a credit to Yugo- spokesman for the Restaura- airport by representatives
Party's Central Committee established at the firm's Har granting teur Association Baid: "It is
Blavia amounting to $54 million like
with the then visited, Wilhelm Fierck, doing away
of the Government, Herville, Pa., research centre.
(£10,287,000) for the purchase The atom smasher, called a of Tonios to bulld
equipmeck and to Van roads." He estimuto losed at President, of East Germany,
De Graaff
particle of industrial other
materials, as well as an 12
current political accelerator, is under construc A square yard each day. talk
tion at tho High Voltage agreement on the granting of a,
to Yugoslavia in foreign And a pedestrian's views "Must questions.
There had been no news of Wo all, dio
of thirst so the
Engineering Corp, Cambridge, loan to
or id gold motorists
Ulbricht for three months. car drive around
Mips, and will be installed currency or
of $30 million ($10,742,000). was understood that he returned about September 1, 1986, cnslly?" TIXTO
Both delegations
alsa Union after the mave got one from the Soviet
receiving special treatment
a special three-changed views on co-operation Housed in supporter-man allting on a
with storey building,
two-in the neid of nuclear energy terraco and drinking truit there for a serious illness. juice-"I they reduce the However oficial East German thirds of the structure under for peaceful purposes Reuter.. number of cafe tables, it will sources have given no reasons ground, the accelerator will be to study the effect of cut down the number of for the long absence of Ulbricht used
the alcoholics."- Chiria Mail from
country-France-radiation on petroleum--United Special.
Presse.
canals
Hioworese
+
over.
DULLES TAKES PEACE POPULAR IN RUSSIA
TIME OFFE
Harrogate Sept, hi Washington, Sept. 1. For the first time since his | VR Jacob Malik, Aussi
the M Ambassador, said hore to assumption of office, American Secretary of State, Mr
day that the word "pouce" is John Foster Dulles, will take a two-week vacation,
Soviet Undon
more with any people or any country. They want -- oply. pesos and friendship and good relations
between our coun
and our peoples means
the most popular word, in the FORCE for the
Mr Dulles will leave tonight "We suffered so much hom war?? the B-rquivoli envoy
42 bub 80 were at present for Dock Island File osinte
on Lake Ontario, The Stato explainsa să” lunch
Vialing Harrogate's, Secretary in able to take the
annual flower show. "Nobody from the hood of my Government to the rank and
# Trim, 9 Sag, 10 Gallant, 11 Rang, 12 Form,, 14 Seances, 17 - working on the buses, Aroan, 10 Page 22 Terrier, 26 Meet, 27 1eap, 25 Pralies, 29, Idle, 30 Stär, 91 Detesta, 31 Edar. Down! 2 Orietor, á StormR, 4 Signs, 6 Imvegan, 0 Colon, 7 Rroga, 12 Fast 13 Rous, 18: Cure. 10 Buct. 18 Bokist, 20 Umpire; 21 Sosjed, 23 Morta, 24 Rates
20 Resta
The ban took 33 buses off the two-wook, vacation because of roads at the peak rush hour the prompt dorease in intar, pariod this morning, Mall Bracial,
people in Europe. It means peace and friendship all over the world."
con-'
was a famous word
Me Mailk said the word
börn at GeneYİ, “rng new approach at ChenevA
for
Adenauer
Prepares
Bonny, Sept. 1. was direct .contact between
The Wost German Chancel- bende of govermentu and for, Konrad Adenauer,) to- the result of the contact day met the governing mayor was friendly, conversations of West Berlin, Professor. "Okto and discussions
that created
to
by noting
an atmosphere of mutual ment official to be discussi condence and mutual desire forthcoming trip to Moscow.
settle all problema
statement (ancied, after the peaceful WHY.
oddal ngrement roached on the been international tension which tions menscting Barlin arose between states after ed
The result of Geneva la that ha
the war ba boch'essed.'
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