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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Japan newsletter from John A. Rickard The Communists had He's the brains behind a great deal to do
the British Exhibition
By Richard Berry
A bald, chubby man he looks like a cross between Yul Brynner and a younger Sir Winston is the brains behind the highly Churchill successful British Exhibition in New York.
He is 59-year-old Sir Norman Announcements Victor Kipping, who as director
general of the Federation of British Industries-the British Exhibition is run by a subsi- diary of the federation is the lop ambassador of British bus-
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THURSDAY, JUNE 23 By Air
Thailand. Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaya, Indonesia, Ceylon, Aus- tralia, New Zealand, & p.in. Formom, Japan, é pin. 1, 0 р.л.
Okinawa. Kors, 6 p.m.
By Surface
Philippines, Belgium, Netherlands. Germany, 2 p.m.
Indonesia. 2 p.m. Macao, 4 p.m. Macao. 6 p.m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 24
By Air
Japan. Hawall, U.SA. C. & S. Americo, a.m.
Pakistan Middle East. Atries. Great Britain & Europe, Noon.
New Philippines, Dutch Guinea, Guam. 2 p.m.
Australla. New Zealand, Fiji, 3
p.m
Malaya. Indonesia. O`p.m. Philippines. 6 p.m.
By Surface
China, People's Republic, 74.m. Nigeria, Ghana (Belgian Congo parcels direct), 10 a.m.
Thailand (Laos Noon.
Bangkok)
ness.
His talks with tycoons in Scandinavia, Switzerland and
1927 to 1942 he had a highly succesful aneer with Standard Telephones and Cables, succes. sively engineer of manufacture, točakal superintendent, and works manager. By the lime, he was in the curly 40's he was lipped as chairman of the com- Pang.
of
TRICKY JOB
Head
SIR NORMAN KIPPING
Austria started the "Ouler But he turned side. fun the Seven," Britain's answer to the rich past that lay ahead of him European Trade Area.
and take on Instead the tricky is now one of the most power. Although a prosperous man, Before that he won important job
of Regional ful trade associations in the Kipping gets a thrill out of a modest profit, and on one acre concessions for Industrialists Division, Ministry of Production world.. from the then Labour Govern- he was virtually the chief
are rows and rows of fir trees PERSUASIVE of Brilish
which he is convinced will be in ment, and earlier still he was a wartime executive
'pro- jucuntry.
What key figure in the great
are the chief com- great demand this Christmas. ductivity drive which helped "I wanted to be in the centre ponents of Kipping's success? Britain to regain prosperity of things," he said.
He is a persuasive talker and a after the war.
good listener. He has a needle- sharp bruin and works a long day. Last year he dined away from home 111 times,
Kipping's father was head of one of the telephone companies which came into being at the end of the last century and young Kipping started in the same line of business,
In 1946 he left Government service with a knighthood and with a great respect for the ability of top. civil servants. When appointed head of the F.B.I., the first thing he did was to pick men who would be able to stand up to civil servants on their own ground. It is a polley The FB.I.
In 1920 he joined the Pust Once as a junior engineer in their research department. Fit that has paid off.
•
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by Beachcomber
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ue os peaq his name, once tried to walk
Au co unos a peos on his elbows round Trafalgar
quopood Square.
Ia
-53.1.103 CALASELVSSIA Conductor bites baton
Distracted by low- Bying pigeons, he overbalanced affer 81 seconds and arrested for. obstruction.
"NATURALLY," remarks a Do it yourself *
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grease-
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with disdainful, large extent, non-redundant. quietly"
Prodnose: What is it for shrug Toscanini, when he ou
Myself: Does everything have ducted at Worthing, was given a long stick of rock by the small to be "for" something? daughter of a local celebrity. Confused, he began to conduct
1
bile at his with it, and took beton The audience, thhiking bts his fun, cheered them- selves, hoarse. No smoking
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By Alr Chine, People's Republic, 7 a.m. Canada, U.S.A.. C. & 9. Anserien.
u.m.
Vietnam, Laos, 10 a.m. Japan, Noon
Thailand, Burmo. India, 2 p.m. Teheran, Africa. Great Britain,
Aden, Europe. 3 p.m.
Japen, 3 v.m.
France, 3 p.m.
Hawali, 3 p.
(News item)
N unnecessarily crude way
A of striking up an acquain
tanceship. I knew a wild young man who took a lasso to a party, caught his hostess at the firs cast, and branded her on the back, using her own lipstick, with the tell-tale words, " Love Jonquil,"
One must do something
I
WAS sorry to read that an attempt to crawl down
For all I care.
So they say
A installed in his garden
GO-AHEAD citizen has set of mechanical bullfinches to eat the plastic fruit-buds on his reinforced cyolene trees and cardboard bushes
-(London Express Service),
RIBLE
THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
For a man's ways are before the eyes of the Lord-Proverbs 5:21.
Yes, when we go astray. He the knows. We are grateful, how-
Philippines, Territory of Papua, Strand on hands and knees at ever, that He also knows when Australia, New Zealand, p.m.
lunch time had to be abandoned. we endeavor to walk in His Okinawa, Formosa, 6 p.m.
The police probably received ways and to come closer to Him. India. 6 p.m. Thailand, Cambodia, Malays, Indo-complaints from motorists as
Press-Radio Bible Service, the crawlers flashed by. A man nesis. p.
Inc Cincinnati, Ohio; called Reeves, if that indeed was
China, People's Republic, à p.m.
By Surface
China, People's Republic, 7 am. New Zealand, Noon.
Macao,, 1 p.m.
Philippines, Vietnam, France, 2
p.m.
Formosa, 3 p.m.
Ceylon, India, Pakistan (P. Indie via Karachi Aden, Egypt (Cyprus parcels via P. Said Italy (Switzer. land via Genos), 3. p.m.
Maeso, p.m.
China, People's Republic, & p.m.
SUNDAY, JUNE 26
Macao, 1
By Surface
Macao, 4 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 27 By Surface
China, People's Republic, 7 om.
Macro, 1 p.m. Macao, 4 p.m. Macao, 6 p.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2 By Burlace
Chim. People's Republle, 7 a.m, Thailand (Laos via Bangkok).
Noon.
· Mamo, § p.m.
Macao, p.m.
MAMO. 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 By Borfaca
Leavitt,
He also has the ability to re- lax easily. At his spacious coun- try house in Hertfordshire his hobbies are tinkering with cars and bits of machinery, and farming part of his five acres.
with
recent riots
Tokyo, (By Airmail).
The recent series of demonstrations against the new U.S.-Japan security treaty and the Gov. ernment of Premier Nobusuke Kishi reached their peak last week when thousands of leftist
students stormed into the grounds of the Diet building and 1,000 people were injured in
the battle between police and rioters. One girl student was killed-- The students say that it was apparently trampled to death by their violence on Wednesday her
successfully own colleagues in the (June 15) which fighting which did not end until prevented the visit of President. carly last Thursday morning 'Elsonhower, Many of them when police fired tear gas for believe that more violence will the first time since the May cohieve their other a'ms--the Day riot of 1952.
Immediate resignation of - Kishi, dissolution of the Diet, and everdual abrogation of the new treaty.
Demonstrations continued un- til the weekend and on Saturday evening, only hours before the treaty Was automatically ratifled, an estimated 280,000 unlonists and students demon- strated around the Diet and in downtown Tokyo streets.
One reason why there was no repetition of Wednesday's rlets on Saturday was' because there were too many moderato students on hand. When the
more fanatical For some hours on Saturday, students are alone--and it was it appeared touch and go whe- only about 5,000 who sparked ther the Cabinet would have to Wednesday's fighting-they may continue the "ight" In their invoko Japan's ric-law. This would have permitted the au- own way. thorities to calf in Japanese army troops to assist the 12,000 MORE DEMONSTRATIONS police on duly in the area.
There were nearly 100,000 More demonstratons are plan- students in the area, and their ned by the Socialist Party, the one friend, said of the leaders had telephoned Kishi's trade unions, the Zengakuren. family when the New York ex-residence in the afternoon de- I would take only one small in- hibition opened: "The only thing manding that the Premier meet cident to turn the marching,
them.
sake dancing mobs Into a mob the show needed was the Kip-
The leaders of the student of crazy rioters. pings and their home-they look
had federation, Zengakuren, ike the perfect English family
said that If Kishi did not meet In the perfect English setting."
them they would set fire to both -Central Press.
his private and official rest dences and would again storm the Diet.
He and his wife, Eileen, have been married 81 years and have. two sons and a daughter.
As
FIRE HERO FOUND DEAD IN HOUSE
London. June 22. The missing hero of the fire that killed four small brothers recently has been found-lying dead under a mound, of rubble in a back room of the wrecked house..
Thirty-six-year-old miner Jim Dixon, father of four, had joined neighbours trying to rescue the tour Robinson brothers, aged from two to six, when fire swept through their home in Alnwick, Northumberland.
No one saw him again. It was thought he had gone to hospital. But his wife Mary told the police he was missing, Firemen searched the wreckage again-- and found Mr Dixon,
Mr--Dixon's brother Robert said: "Jim was seen running into the house with a coat over his head, but everyone thought he had got out."
>
The Communists, who have taken full advantage of the de- sive for neutralism which many Japanese feel, are believed to be doing. their best to cause unrest In the country and there is
Seven thousand policeme Ettle doubt that they had a pcated inside the Diet grounds
had apparently been alerted that great deal to do with Weines-
day's lot, the students' threats were not
to be taken lightly, for most of: The Kremlin has taken a line and since the tougher them carried gas masks.
failure, of the. Summit. talks, the Japanese Reds have taken their cue smartly.
TROOPS STAND BY ·
Meanwhile, there is growing Unconfirmed reports said that Japanese troops in the capital bellef that Kishi will resign after had een ordered to stand by the instruments of ratification In case the Cabinet felt it neces- of the treaty have been ex- sary to declare a state of emer-changed wih the US This is expected to be about the end of "genty.
The treaty was due to be June or early in July,
As this belief: continues to at 0016 automatically ratified. CROSSWORD
hours on Sunday morning in the row, members of Kishi's own Iberal-Democratic Party are event the Upper House had pot busy jockeying with each other
10 grab the sokn -(it is hoped} As the hour of midnight ap- vacant premier's post.
Actosi
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A police spokesman said: "I anders. 10. Lassen, (4) was only this morning that, we were told someone was still missing. The dire brigade check- ed through the house after the blaze but the body was buried deeply beneath the debris."
FORCED BACK
.
Firemen believe Mr Dixon had almost reached the boy's bed. room but fierce Blames forced him back and he crawled under a bed in a vain bid to save him-
self before the floor collapsed.
The boys had been left alone loss than five minutes while their mother, 28-year-old Mrs Irene Robirison, hurried out to a neighbour to collect some eggs.
--(London Express Service).
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