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ROYAL VISIT TO U.S.
Handshakes Will Replace Curtsies At Reception
Washington, Oct. 14.
American-type handshakes rather than the curtsies traditional with English Royalty will be in style at the big reception the British Embassy is planning for Princess Elizabeth and her hus- band, the Duke of Edinburgh.
There just won't be enough room to curtsy, so many people are coming to the Embassy for the reception on October 31. Also a kneebend takes longer than a handshake--and there will be two thousand hands, about half of them feminine, to be shaken between 30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. that afternoon.
Sir Oliver
Frucks.
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bassador, and Lady Frutik will di An Force band will play.
be the host...
Lady Franks expects the Pan- will want for ladinve Lat
American custom hands.
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The two thousand charited - vitalions are now in the mind to this largest party over planned at the Embassy here, About the last foot of standing place has been calculated
"WONDERFUL DAY"
Niagara Falls, Oct 14. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh had what the Princess cailed
wonderful "a any" today
traditional noteymooners' paradise on the Border between Canada and the United States
ut this
The Royal couple drove slowly About 800 more kavitations
through cheering crowds up to are being sent out for the party the Falls, with spray falling than for the reception held a
leuned over them, then
the The Embassy է էլ JANDU of
Elizabeth Queen
inal King parapet to look into the bolling George, the Princess" parents, maelstrom below. when they visited this country
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can for the reception.
WIDE LIST
Congress talking of ad- journing next week, but at lea safe bet there will be Senators and
Representatives in
over November 1 will see to that,
53% membership
town. Their wives j
fur the entire
of House and
Senate are being invited
"We thought
That way
the
Princess and the Duke would
get to meet people eming from
all sectious
said Lady Franks
the country
The invitativas list is very
different type of list from that
Later they put on waterproof clothes before going down by lift to a tunnel running behind the thundering torrent.
Opening the second week of Canadian tour, they their arrived here in warm sunshine after 11aveling overnight by tron from Toronto
The first thing they did was 1 o to church. After the vist to the Falls, the party returned to the train to begin a long tourney through Western Ontario 10 Windsor-Reuter.
Elections
India
In
New Delhi, Oct. 14. Vering in India's first general
to the reception tonouring the dersion will begin in the State King and
Queen
mainly ofheal, Socini. The hus range.
The
was or
on
Prade-h Himachal
san dats as diplomatie unit: October 25 -the
wide Britain's elections. u fur
Six other Indian States will In fact, P Langes From De
Jametern. Chartey vote by the end of the year and akeless Brown, wh has been ainest remainder will vote during Juntary. Final results Arc
by the enti of aid Mrs expectedi February
ker at the Embassy 10: rais, to the Vice-President Harkley
the
Lady Franks said that a
of the Royal Famaly sequest
are trying to keep the they reception informal "After all the Princess and the Duke don't live very 10rmally," she said,
Compeling for votes will be the Congress Party led by Prime Jawaharlal Nehru, Minister
Communists, the Socialists. People's Party (rebel Congress the All Indlan But it can't help but be very Party group).
Federation (Untouch- swanky. The regulat hou Castes
and the Justice (non- staff and doorman Tom Huilerables)
-will be in livery. Yellow and Brahmin) Party of Madrus.--- bronze chrysanthemums decorate | Assoginted Press.
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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1951.
Morocco Welcomes New Resident-General
Occupation Regime In
Japan Preparing To
Go Out Of Business
Tokyo, Oct. 15.
General Augustine Guillaume, new French Resident General of Morocco, was officially welcomed on his arrival from France at Rabat. Photo shows the Pasha of Rabat delivering an address of welcome to General Guillaume (wear- ing sash).-AP Picture.
Vanishing Concept tacitly Of
Of Empire
Without fanfare and without a fixed schedule, the Occupation of Japan is, going out of business.
The Supreme Occupation Commander's voice over Japanese affairs now is a polite whisper of occasional advice recognised as sovereign.
Allies Still
to
a
Using Berlin
Allied
Airlift
Berlin, Oct. 14. vivit planes sall fly about 100 tons of West Berlin exports to West Germany each
day.
Most of the goods flown out are made with non-ferrous metals
zona Fir These
Soviel the mithurities demand certificates of origin which the West Be"- in City Government refuses to
sudamat In accordan Allied order.
with an
The "Little Airlift was put into operation Just July after East Germany refused to issue transit permits for certain kinds of West Berlin exports
When the new inter-zonpl trade agreement was signed here after prolonged negotiations last September 20, East Germans promised to stop Interfering with West Berlin's trade and traffe to and from West Germany.
But the promise has not yet fully materialised;
Government
SCAP's special staff has been Lut almost to a final minim of less than 1,000 civilians and officers.
Зарап will
under remain ominal occupation. rule, how- this autumn tud ever, through winter. General Jatthew B Ridgway wil cease to be the ruler, and become the guest, of Japan only after a majority of The
wartime Fucife
alles formally ratify the peace reaty. That probably will not come
several weeks after Unite States Senate fleation,
evied in late January or carly
February.
ເກ is
New York, Oz. 14. The New York Times iceding article today, said tha. the concept of empire in a fire world was passing away.
AMERICAN ASSURANCE
TO ISRAEL
Tel-Aviv, Oct. 14.
to
The United States Ambassador to Israel, Mr Monnet B Davis. is expected to deliver an Im- periant
communication morrow to the Israeli Premier, Dr David B:n Gurton, on Israel's part in the proposed Middle East defence organisation, an Israeli spokesman said today,
Assurances that Israel in- terests within the Middle East defence organisation will be protected were reported to have been given by Mr Davia: yoster- day to Mr. Walter......... Eytan, Director-General of the Israeli Foreign Office,
In Sydney, the Australian Opposition leader, Dr Herbert Evatt, today defended the Bri- tish policy in the Middle East, declaring that both Egypt and Perala owed their territorial integrity and security to Britain and the Commonwealth.
On Egypt's legislation to ab- rogate the 1930 Anglo-Egyptian Treaty and to declare King Farouk "King of the Sudan," Dr Evalt said: "I do not sup- pose anybody would be very concerned if in addition to calling their king the King of Sudan they also proclaimed him King of Monte Carlo,
"Such an idle gesture is ob- viously designed to divert at- tration from the internai ROV- ernment of a peasantry groan- ng under the oppression of a small group of exploiters," he
said.
"In this respect Egypt rosem- bles Persia."
Dr Evalt was speaking at an afternoon meeting of the Cen- Iral Methodist Mission in New- castle, New South Wales.---
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STOCKHOLM MISSION
Stockholm, Oct. 14. The Swedish Defence Minis- er, Torsten Nilsson, suld today hat Egypt's Defence Minister, Mosta Nosrat Pasha, had ask- cd him to delay Swedish orders armaments the Botors factory so that Egyptian orders "ould be executed.
The alle was headlined "The "romi Twilight Of Empir:."
"The British are in no position and no mood to force their will en any country, whether or not that country is or eve; has been part of the old imperial system," the newspaper said.
"I told him this was absolute-
ty impossible," Nilsson added.
The Egyptian Minister has pen! a week here ordering arms and arranging for Swedish
her arms industry.
He said before Paris today that
"I is easy to draw a historical ***
parallel and so say that Londongineers to help Egypt build up is going the way of imperial Rome Thore Japanese who expected and the other capitals that once spectacular change soon after gave orders, the San Francisco
"But what is passing away is terence are due for a disappoint-not the British Empire so much ment
"Thousands of American mili-as it is the concept of empire tary officials, civilians and their in the free world.”
peace con-
said
Burma
and
The
"It is to be hoped that
leaving for he had made agreement for more Swedish echnicians to work in Egypt. de disclosed that a number arc working here already but re-
fused to comment further on his
ission here.
families will continue to live in
The New York Times Tokyo if the Korean war con- that Britain had presided over A Swedish Foreign Office tinues after the end of the oc-
several kinds of empire and
spokesman said that Nosrat had cupation.
de- recalled the constitutional Under
United the
no negotiations with the Swedish States-
the Dominions.Government-Reuter. velopment of Japan military base agreement,
India, Pakistan, the American forces were to be
Ceylon. withdrawn from major cities so as to make a clean break with the atmosphere of occupation. spirit of nationalism, which has But while the Korea war con- risen to fanatical heights in the times, General Ridgway's mili-Middle East and elsewhere, will obstacle to tary headquarters will be allow-not become a real
co-operation,” the ed continued operations in the peaceful Tokyo-Yokohama area and ex-newspaper said. tensive use of other Japanese "We need not blame those facilities as part of Japan's who are afflicted by it. In many announced decision to support instances they are members of the United Nations action,
coloured races formerly classf- fed by Caucasians as, at best, second-rate citizens. The day
CASTE SYSTEM
His staff of military and civilian officers and employees
Persia Not In Hurry Over Abadan
Basrah, Oct. 14. has passed when this sort of Persia is in no hurry to the bene-estart the Abadan oil refinery,
Dr tha
and their families will continue discrimination
The road tax, introduced for West German and West Berlin
vehicles using motor Autobahn between Berlin and West Germany, has only partially been lifted.
to use Tokyo office buildings volent and patronising policies General Taghi Rlahi, newly ap- in hous:s originally which often followed It can pointed "General Refinery and live commendecred from owners by j be tolerated.
Manager" said today. the Japanese Government for "But the newly liberated use of the occupation
nations will have to understand Speaking over the telephone The caste system under which that political nationalism will from Abadan, General Riahi the occupier lived on a Invel not get them far in the con- told Reuter that there had been above, the Japanese and in-
1emperary world. If they wish no decision yet about restarting sulated against contact with to be safe and free they will the refinery and. that the Per- them is being partially abolish- have to sit down at the com-sians had not even taken pre- and take pot luck para ory steps to get the plant rest of the free into production again.
is no tenger neutrality."-Reuter.
The Magdeburg - Rothensee canal locks, closed for inter- zonal barge traffic last January, have not yet been rezopened.
Taking part in the airlift are American, British and Freuched, plenes,
ISE
SHRINE DISPUTE
the
"There
any
Asked about the tanker post- tion, General Rlahi said, "I am not well versed in that matter." He said that Abadan was con- tinuing to supply Persia with oil. goods for Internal transport
Pacific Quake needs.
Recorded
however, Special railway mon table
Lavatories
scating with and sections for Allied personnel are world. The freight mainly consists of being discontinued, and public discriminating against electrical equipment, radio and signs television sets And small Japanese
takon .have been down, machinery. Reuter.
Occupation officials told the United Press that no final tar- get date had been set for end- ing the last SCAP controls over the
Japanese Government. They
A British oil expert said here Indicated that they had reduced
today that he had not been able staffs and operations to a point
io confirm a report from an New York, Oct. 14. · Abadan source that the Perelans where they could close shop on
carthquake 100 miles intend in about two months" short notice-well under the
earth's surface in time to restart one days following ratification
distilla!lon DO allowed by the peace treaty was reported by the Fortham
general area of Indonesia | unit of the refinery. United Press.
University selsmograph today.
He explained that before the The Reverend Joseph Lynch tefinery can be restarted socks said the first of two tremors must be drawn away from stor- GMT age tanks which were left alled and the second 20 seconds later. when the refinery closed. The Another tremor was recorded only drain on the tanks at pre- at 10.47:17 p.m. GMT on Satur- sent is for internal sales -'he day about 4,000 miles from New | only revenue Persia has got su York. Its direction Wany not far from the nationalised, oll determined. — Associated Press. | Industry-Router.
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พ.ย
Tokyo, Oct. 14.
next month Public hearings
decide whether Japan's the Sun national sanctuary, Godless Shrine at Ise, should open its grounds for manganese
Ал below the
the
ore prospecting and mining, the No Bulletin On occurred at 9.49:21 pm.
Kyodo news agency reported here today.
The old mining law forbade mining within half a kilometre (about a quarter of a mile) from Japanese shrines but the new mining, law. hng no such provision.
The King
London, Sept. 14.
on No. bulletin the King's from witz issued health Buckingham Palace this week- end. But doctors are continu The Land Adjustment Coming to see him daily. mitteo, which under the new A bulletin issued on Friday law has to settle disputes of the 19th since, his operaŬoo this kind, has called for heat- for lung resection on September Ings to decide on a petition (29-end that the King had trem a prospector,
continued to make uninterrupt-
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