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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1953.

The Communist Bogey Fades

A

-

By PATRICK MAITLAND, M. P.

to

Strong words, unbacked by power, meon nought in the world of power.

The sanctions and rebukes of religion are something different. But they work slowly.

London. become a major supply base bolts. Mussolini tightened his FIRST class dispute like Bordeaux, on the Biscay grip. has blown, up aside count of France,

The mercurial Persians have NATO between poli- dashed hopes all round, even ticians and military those of the oll-grobbers who men in their appraisal of would gladly have compounded peace-war chances. And the a felony by taking and selling.

to belonging. the

Whitehall now knows what resignation of General Iranian Oil Co. For Hussein Eisenhower thinks about Korea. Ridgway who battled pakki, leader of the Young It is vital to get the Americans hard with the British dele--Turki, national-soclalist loft home. That means using more

of Premier

nler Koreans. That means shortening gation to the NATO Coun- wing supporters ell in Paris has been nar- Mossadeg's National Front, says the line. That means an offen- no la them too. He has just sive up to the Korean 'waist". rowly averted...

told the Persian Parliament that And in Eden's view that must Churchill is positively hopeful Mr Acheson was scheming Indian Northwest Frontier,

be held indefinitely as a kind of about the peace prospects. Pri- overthrow Mossadeq and vately he confesses that he be place him by former

Premier lleves the Russians are genuine Chavam Es-Saltench, the man afraid at Inst. And of inte he who ousted the Russians from by has called for assessments of the Northern Persia in 1940. and He cald also, that when he Soviet potential to strike, keep on striking. These reports learned that Dean Acheson ha have emboldened Churchill to signalled.to Standard Oil to have crack down on military expendi~ technicians ready to go into Persis the minute Ghavam ezme ture.

Take Eastern Europe, Poland, to power, he indignantly relected chiet

source of coal for the the State Department Invitations region, is now short of it herself. to be its guest for a month, For

to Peralo. Since she grabbed some of Bri- Makki'r advice tain's overecas markets during "Den't trust Eisenhower eithe the General Strike of 1926 Pallah he's an Amerleen teo." cool has dominated the economic picture of Europe. And because Puland could sell coal to Sweden when Britals could not, the MAKKI used to be Acheson's

Fishing Rights

11:

POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER

Man who goes

G

"Does he not realiza that not only in it directly contrary, to the teachings of the Church, but it would spell the ruin of the

Athenarum?"

by bicycle job

is given a big

moved

THE QUEEN-Chapter 4

THE COMMON TOUCH

By Sir Charles Petrie

1

F the Queen is the apex dividual from his holidays? of the social and poli- the approach has been made to Buckingham Palace the Queen's tical life of the country, pleasure will be taken in a day #hé must also be extremely or two and the necessary dpk

4 careful not to lose what may clsion given. be described as the common touch.

after

Pictures of the Queen fishingt in Scotland or attgriding a rucd meeting should not be allowed. The British like to see their to, obscure the fact that Sovereigns, Bod The most breakfast and before dinner popular have always been those there is offelal businem to be who took obvious pleasure in transacted; showing themselves to Ibeir.

subjects.

PROBLEMS

Q

nodding

Charles 11, walking in Si James's Park

and feeding the NOR & this all, for the Queen ducks, where every Londoner mun kerglauch with every who wished could see him, is

aspect of the subjects activities, the model

which the wise During the course of a

single monarch will never neglect, day she will be expected to das though, of course, changed play at any

rate circumstances impose different sequaintance with a

score of methods of behaviour.

idely different problems, and to make intelligent conversation King Edward VII owed a with men and

women each of New York. turned deeply

from great deal of his popularity to whom is an expert upon his or ENERAL

her first picture the delight EISEN. watching

which he clearly her

special subject. Many of "Come Back Little took in appearing in public, and these people will never have triumph, HOWER hos ap Sheba." She should win Holly-King George VI, like his father, oken to her before and will pointed to his White House wood's highest award, a Na- would not have been

able to be unlikely, to do so again; staff a man who rides

tional Academy Oscar.

render such enormous services thus

a momentary impressioti The New York film critics

to the State had he not early may last a lifetime, so that is bicycle.

won the affection of the people is of the utmost importance These have been almost name her the year's best actress.

by appearing among them on the that it should not be disappointe fat, sloppy, and it seems

lle, and how she plucks at your heart! She is no synthetic dash in the Hollywood pan. On Broadway she is now star ring in her 25th Time

2

She

the plays

Swedes were forced to sell ball- ci Eder's privaiz hope; 2569 Ariven off the road by. cars, middle-aged wife of an alcoho. occasion of the national sporting ing.

bearings to the Soviet blow. Polish production

about 80,000 000 tons a year. The hope is to lift it to 100.000.000 tons by

1955-bul no country

can lift

many,

ol

almost un-AMERICA COLUMN

American for

a grown up be seen

thought he might persUDA" Mossadeg to make terms, for the sake of éconceniz recovery,

Britons and Americans, though, are not the only people un- pupular in Persia. Mossadeg hai nutcin- shown that he will tically renew the Soviet-Persian to Convention, giving Russia fishing rights close to Persia's Caspian cycling. seashore, when it lapses at the are end of January. Perala

dares to charge Russia with using the

Soviet Casplan Fitherles Company as a cover for intel- ligence and agitation. Its head office at Bandar Pahlevi concents a radio transliter.

Agreement nears

between Washington and Madrid about sca and air bases to be put at the

coal output that easily, least of all with slave labour,

Czechoslovakia and East Ger- which have a key, place In East Europe's supplies heavy engineering and Industrial

to the USSR. equipment gripped by, crises, Rumania and Bulgaria are uneasy; the Magyars are unhappy. And there is Titu preening himself just out of reach.

Awkward Chink

evea

from $

ENEWELL ROGERS

But Elsenhower's new man, play, Robert Cutler, glories in the Cuckoo." fact that he cycles more than 1,000 miles every year,

And it is not because he can- not afford a car-he is a wealthy bank president and lawyer in Boston,

MR CUTLER is going to have

e

--

festivals.

At the some time, It It is a curious commentary essential that the Queen should upon the character of the English on every possible occasion ex- otic people that the withdrawal of tract the maximum amount o

Queen Victoria from public life information from those with for So many years after the whom she is brought in contact: death of the Prince Consort and the task of doing this with- should have been followed by out appearing rude is indeed the growth of a definite, if short- formidable. lived, republican movement.

of

the

Do not be surprised if you have not heard of. her. Off- stage she is reading English authors because "It's a choop way to visit there,"

Shirley has made a great art of portraying lonely women. She knows great lonelines, for not

COLOUR

In any consideration of thá relations of the Queen and her people the personal element cannot be ignored. The English THE monarchy provides that people are rightly very partial

element of colour and romance to the pageantry which for which mankind craves, but traditionally attached to royalty, which is rapidly vanishing from but this imposes a severe strain the drab world of modern times. upon the wearer of the Crown,

crowds which every year flock to the Birthday Parade are proof of this,

WORSE still, Tito's Progressive disposal of a complex story, not fall 00 11 the venutivo de long ago she lost her qusband. The ear

compromise with the West- & long and He will bo an executive as-

One wonders *sometimes free of lalocy. But carries a en Powers proceeds, Ha has re-

sistant -with- the National

whether the cheering thousands fused to 'sign anything; but be moral,

The

Wertern Powers Security Council.

THE PILOT of the plane which

realise that the central figure is has received Greek and Tur- thought in 1945 and 1948 that

dropped the first atom bomb

The great concourse of people a human being as well as: C in they could somehow browbeat missions

This little-known but power on Japan, Colonel Paul Tibbetts, dons not come to see a display of monarch; in the present kist military Belgrade to discuss holding the the proud Spaniards into over-ful bound advises, the President, revealed that sples for two armed might, and it is certainly stance a young woman who did Monastir Gap through which in throwing their regime by apply) on war, and peace.?

foreign untries neither not, Inspired by any spirit of not ahoose her position, but 1941, the Germans, debouching ing moral sanctions:

specified got into the secrét

who has accepted it as her duty jingoism. These took the form of recall into Bulgaria, pourett

base in Utah at which the bomb-

towards from

God and her fellow Greece. Worse still, in Moscow's ing Ambassaders fico Madrid;

er crow was trained. Tho spies were arrested, and Coloriel Tite has now consented to of a sententious motion passed by

aftor of regime (a most dangerous pre-ed the cedent, which we are starting to Cabinet, Six Cabinet members What became of them.

and the heads of the Security Resources Board, Munitions

President Truman, ordered te- sistance to the Communist in- of Korea on guidance vasion

the Birthday Parade as a link

The ordinary citizen looks on men.

discuss with the Stradling Group The UN condanning. the Franco from the council....... Ilis patterns Tibbetts says he does not know with the past, and whatever his (France, Britain, USA)

how

to

block

NATO through northwest Yugoslavia ganyika and Morocco); and of

Italy's Valley

the kreping Spain out of UNO. of Inlo Po, another awkward chink in Western defences.

Ljubljana Gap which leads regret in South Africa, Tan-

workla that

No Meaning

The other classic Invasion route to Italy is through the HERE was even a moment Brenner Pass from Austria. And when the Foreign Office wait- now the Standing Group is ed news by the hour of a move- on details for holding ment by the generals' to oust

There

is, further their Caudillo. That is now proven to have been so much news has hitherto revealed. vapid enthusiasm,

British, American and French It was the same when the

Nations troops in Austria have just been League of

imposed conceded. supply line via economic sanctions on Italy dur Verona to Leghorn, en Italy's ing the Abyssinian crisis in 1936. western coast. Leghorn is to The Itailans tightened their

more, move to than the

Rock Goes

Miss Rock

After Loot

By JACK CLARK

London, Jan. 7.

In November 1 was

flying

Mnational lawyer, halt-

ISS Lillian Rock, Inter. back to Munich for a court

case."

Her clients are Julietta Men-

ed yesterday in her big delssohn, 80-year-old widow of money chase round Europe banker Robert Mendelssohn and and said she had picked up Robert's son Francesco, mpre than £1,000,000 worth of loot.

· She

another has £1,000,000 to find before she ends a crusade which has already taken her two years.

She snapperl open lorgnetic and glanced down collection of old paintings..

her

A

the British War

Board, and Scientific Research

Board alt ih,

Already Mr Cutler has had a row with the boss. General

Elsenhower told him that at 57 he is too old to cycle,

Nonsense, was the answer,

THE RED

America know

political opinions he rarely wants

`PAGEANTRY

to break such links; nor is the

the new reign there might not have done so any great en- well be a little more poig NO will not be allowed to get plight of those nuntions which ONE wonders also whether In him to follow and circumstance when tha

away with its resolution up-

proving nationalisation of re-couragement to

their example.

Sovereign goes to the great cilies outside London. It is not "The councils to which Time only the Londoner who craves Raleigh, "Time will not ratify" countryman in the provinces is not called," wrote Sir Walter for

for pageantry: his follow- is mechanical and material has exactly the same feelings,

Dources by States like Persia.

Persia and other small

Rations forced the resolution through the Assembly. Only grudgingly and vaguely did UNO support

the Issue.

Investment

an

roukal rides

the principle of compensation. istic age such manifestations of but he gets dar less opportunity,

The powerful National Asso CZECHS let clation. at Manufacturers has royally as the Birthday Parade of satisfying them.

a reminder of what Time re- are that the asked Secretary-General Trygve presents in the life of a nation, hold Cavalry visit them for the

Detachments of the House price of freedom for journalist Lle to have the Assembly re-

purpose of doing open be a Out's would William

Otherwise and they impress upon the least

Imaginative the fact that English and so forth; why should they abroad £0,000,000 steel mill. Catio is American

history did not begin yesterday. not clatter through the streets now in a Czech prison accused will be endangered.

in all their splendour an art of spying while gathering news.

The price of royalty is To convince the Reds that the

infinite attention to detall. The escort for the Queen when she official visit to such ransom will not be paid, the

Queen will find that she is 'one pays an

places as Liverpool, Leeds, oz U.S. Government is putting the

of the few people in

her Birmingham? mill up for auction.'

This would Dominions who never get a real

not only

meet holiday free from the dally cares with widespread approval in the industrial areas but would for be the outward and visibjer the

A

·

RMS SHIPMENTS to Amori-

As allies are at a new high lovel, Europe is getting nearly

six times as much as Asia.

A

GREAT LADY of the singo has become a great lady of

Her namo Shirley Booth. I have just re

the

typed list of the Mendelssohn Q

"I had to locate these before I could fight to get them back," she said.

rest"

course.

screen.

is

LARK GADLE is on a movle conquest of continents. After completing his present African Alm he will make one in South America about an emerald mine.

LDA STONE, aged 22, was sentenced to five years im-

of work,

one Iris occasion,

example, in August or Septem- sign of the interest which

a Queen - takes in those who live prisonment on a charge of at-

ber to communicate with templed robbery at Lincoln. Government Department or an in them,

That was in 1951.

Tomorrow: Nebraska.

industrial concern it is highly The other day he was released probable that no definite answer

be farthcoming

untu because a judge ruled that there will was no such crime in Nebrasion, ❘ the return of this or that

THE QUEEN'S REALM "¡¡

OVERSEAS

Florence Nightingale? No, You're Wrong

By YORKE HENDERSON

but when they went home they ralsed such a 'row that their kings sent out. great armies to

Istor.

UESTION: Who plon- eered military nursing? Answer: Florence Night-

tries.

One of the Soviet Turkish possession of the tomb take the Holy Land away from ingate.

-founder history booka on view of Christ, "mythical

of the Christian religion," as Marks: N if you go solemnly

In one glass case in the ex- records that an

excuse to start the Holy

hibition 18 a brightly jacketed to school behind the Iron "Dasha, Sevastopolayskn Wars. But the real reason was

German children carry, in Curitain.

was the first front line that by a successful campaign of history book which

In the East, the sister of mercy in the reckoned on

Church their satchels. From clt they expanding its learn that France, Britain add You might have thought world." Sho tended Czar- dominions, and enhancing its America signed the Versalles that the Kremlin would tat wounded at the siege of prestige."

treaty with a view to the ex- have at least given the re- Soyastapol.

ploitation of the German nation actionary, imperialistic capi-

Nazi Germany had other and

the annihilation of the The Kremlin, however, is reasons for complaint against Soviet Union.""" talists the crèdit for the

Crusades,, and. a bistory

B

Miss Rock, 41-year-oll

"I have recovered more than plump and bejewelled half the collection-paintings by American, is trying to re- Rembrandt, Marlet, and others. cover the family fortune of And I have reclaimed more than the Mendelssohns, Austrian a million dollars in cash. I am will get the bankers who were stripped confident that of treasures and estates after they fled in 1988.

Mise Rock files to Munich fer pineering spirit of the modest about Dasha's achieve the

It appears tigerh the book which survived Hitler's more legal actions soon.

Lady with the Lamp. But, comrades of the Education downfall Indignantly reports: When she took on the

She has

time for some acholarly Muscovite Ministry would prefer the Westend was not

"The liberation of the

Holy

The Yugoslav, & history; boola job she learned German, feminine occupallons But she has discovered that the to be left is ignorance of Dasha

attained, and in the exhibition, like most of studied art and brushed up has begun an unusual slimming first army nurse was and her work, for the organisers this in spite of all the sacrifices the Eastern Europe exhibits, Nordic did not reach London through of the exhibition were ignored of blood which the her Italian and Spanish.

young Russian contem completely, by tho, Russian Em- Cermanie, leading class of the the appropriate embassy. They When I feel hungry i have porary of Miss Nightingale, bary In London when they West contributed in the service were offered for exhibition by to take my mind off it.

Dasha Sevastapolayska, the asked the loan of Soviet history of Rome. In the sitting room of her

"So I compose verses. I call daughter of a Czariet Mayfair hotel rulle yesterday them 'optimistic satirical

marine she shrugged out of her sables lyrics on philosophical observa- and emerged in a shimmering tions. black suit and thick clusters of y

Black and white evidence

The book on view were forefathers fought with Western enough. It is a big dis brought to Britain through the Knights It soems that about aller a country's history books, and Tito's break with Stain covery la on view at the In- Society for Cultural Relatioris the thin por has moant some large-scale with the U.S.6.R. and they Turkey was enleving a per-

factly good.

Supporting this View I have gathered 'evidence in

wark with the re-editing every European country this

don where Britain's His- fore the exhibition opened.

1 on their Government intimated even-. side of the, Iron Curtain"?' sho

strayed hilly that it would be aalth' '"I arrived last March for

prew three-wook stay and it was

I must have rhyme. It's got ranged an exhibition of the Crusades, too. The Church across the battledsid. Well, pared to land books for any Biggumbac katora i werd hope, more punch thei -MAJ!

school history from 87 coins of those days only used tha malurally the pilgrime, got hurt, future exhibition.

For

chunky jewellery, crusted will saying: Do'an you would "of this Communist

rubles.

instance,...takp the

done by. I would have ft:1

books for their show,

private individuels: 14 But the exhibition officials

that Modem

Turkish stool Yugoslavia's failure to reply children are offered still an- to the reques! other view of the war their, books. was

history

B6 live to give to humanstitute of Education in Lon- arrived a matter of hours belgiim when is the fact that the Yugoslay

Tamiles

kind The happlocks you hope to torical Association has arsin has its own vortion of war to Jerumieni