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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1954.

CALL FOR

US Carrier Aircraft Can

Drop A-Bombs

NEW

FOR

STRIKING

SIXTH

POWER FLEET

Lisbon, Jan. 18.

Vice Admiral John Cassady, Commander of the United States 6th Fleet, said in a press conference today that "the aircraft we have embarked in our carriers today have the capability of delivering the atomic bomb."

He recalled a recent announcement by the United States Defence Secretary, Mr Charles Wilson, that the United States was sending two squadrons of pilotless aircraft to be based in Europe.

Commenting on this, Admiral Cassady said, "that, together with the increased capability of the Navy and

Agreement On the Army to make greater use of atomic weapons, 1

Immigration Into Ceylon

New Delhi, Jats. 18. The Ceylonese Prime Minister. Sir John Kotelawala, and the Ellan

Prime

Mr Ministers, Jawaharlal Nehru, today signed an agreement after three days of discursions on the mertanding issues between the two countries regarding Illegal

Inmigration

think, serves the purpose of the United States to do

preserve the

of the peace everything possible to

world."

"Our carrier-based planes can reeled only a Halle encre tims to take off from a carrier with noget It roady for use. atomic bomb, carry it hundreds of miles and drop it on a target. Then the plate will return and land back on the carrier to | propa.g_ils:AL fter m

song" he said.

The

Amiral Lazmiy atraking PUWIT of the 6th Fleet was init

aircraft around its curtiers

To

and clzenship rights of Indian pointed out reporters

settlers In Ceylon.

A jout communique emjibasis-

determination ed the countries to contawe the persent practice of clase computation on matters of mutual interest.

The American Pres Attache Mannel. Lisbon, Mr Abram

that spoke of the carrier-based planes 10

kas atomic bomb, but did not say the bont

bourd

Adiniral Cassutly capability

both

was

nlready

carrier,

"More

Under the Lgreement Cylon wil regster ull adult residents not already Included on re cke- torul register.

un-

Anry person therealler registered whos; mother tongue is Indian would be presumed to be na Fill immigrant would be d,ported, it was sold.

Unles Press.

Moscow Calls

For End Of Indo-China War

and

London, Jan. 18. Moscow Tadło today renewed Its call for an end to the war in Indo-China bouwen French Vietminh re- Union forces and bels.

Russia and Communist China were "consistently advocating the tumedarte endem of bloodshed

In Indo-Chirto," the radio said.

"A great and responsible task Les on the

shoulders people of Vieinar.

Of

the

"It is the achievement of a ceas? fire in Indo-Chura to prevint the Imperialists from fanning the fire world war on thus

of a now territory.Reuter.

ut deliver

0311

the

The thon 30 ships of

Navy Jarid about

American 18,000 people are Rathering 201 Lisbon this week for the opera- of the tion of relieving ships 6th Fleet-Reuter,

RUSSIA'S H-BOMB

Berlin, Jun. 10. Germany releual from Soviet Zon gols reporte:l today that 4.6 Cominurust authorities had wame them that the Russians would be ready

the

"We have the hydr gen bomb. too, tha need only very hille ΠΟ tare. Therefore, there is pont in your guing to the West," they wore told.---Unket Press.

New York

Film Ban Is Reversed

Washington, Jan. 18.

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously today that New York State and Ohio two improperly censored controversial movies,

New York had forbidden the showing of the French film "La Ronde

und Ohio censors had banned the crime movie "M",

New York censors called "La

Ohio

said Ronde" Immoral. "M" was harmful to the publie. The cases were carried to the tribunal with the 1 "in a very short highest

argument that any centorship violates the Con- 150 prisoners returned of films

of guarantee .to Berlin from a group of 6,143 stitutional prisoners rekused, jurt one week speech and press before the Big Four Berlin con- The High Court announced its

a brict Moscow Lernce,

orders. action In They had boen nunced by rald only that judgments given of Ohlo Soviet courts after 1945 for war by the highest courts crunes

alleged erines and New York were reversed. and crunes

The state courts had held that against the Russian cecupation.

the films could be censored, Some of the prisonten said tha.

During Police had Communist Secret

dissuade Uum red hard to from returning to the West and Russia had warned them that

པ

on

free

order which

Laniel Still

The Premier

hat Dow lasted ветер

French Premter Joseph Laniel months in office-longer than any of his recent predocomor

fromm 150 Presidential Here he is seen after withdrawing election at Versailles, asking the French Assembly for an- other vole of confidence. He got it by big majority.---

Express Photo.

Edinburgh Honours

Mountbatten

** Page

FOR "ASIAN BLOC

BY CEYLON

Might Help To Avert A

Third World War

New Delhi, Jan. 18.

The Prime Minister of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala today called. for the establishment of an "Asian Bloc", which "might well be the means of averting a third world war.”

He was addressing a meeting of the Indian Council of World Affairs in the Central Hall of

the Indian Parliament. The Indian Prime Minis- ter, Mr Nehru, Cabinet Ministers and diplomats were at the meeting.

Sir John Kotelawala said in the United Nations 'and other world bodies one sometimes heard of "an Asian bloc" probably because the weight of Asian opinion had more than once influenced the trend of debate in those assemblies.

army before she

"It unorganized co-operation | Bowles, warned in an interview between Aslan countries has over the Canadian Radio today. proved itself effective in the Mr Bowles said he was afraid part, how much more would a any promature action to build better plan of co-ordination of up Pakistan's our policies help to stabilise the had come

together with India delicately balanced Inter- in actup

was also dangerous. cf today," ho

Both Pakistan

and Indio said.

shared blame for not getting "With the work divided in together and Д build-up of Pakistan's arms would not pro- two carpe tho rene:igened of an Astori bloc, if i may use that duce stability - but, phase, whith both sides may instability. respect and hood, may well be the only means of averting e thund world war,"

Sir John Kotelawala said the

Film Company

L

Hires A Pyramid

Cairo, Jan 18.

A Hollywood film com-! pany has hired the Great Pyramid of Choops from tho Egyptian Government for two weeks' shooting of film about Egypt,

One Of the scotter requires a 500-yard slide of a camera by, onhle from the, top of the pyramid to film a "body", bouncing step by step to the sind below. - France-Premo... ·

Father, Vietnam Plans To

Increase

that

America had to realise India had become A free Ind Independent democracy and, if i

she did that, then there was a Army By 80,000

probicans of Asta impoverished

chance for security in Asin. It by colonial exploitation in tho

not, then. Asia might blow up paat, could

be solved only 10

n our collectivo faces" ns the Through emutkial co-operation of

Communists did in China in the Asian nations themselves

That there should be pesce in Asias was vital to any soheme of Arlon regznerationi

aways,

"The future of Asin encot be built up on free give foreign gunbont visits end by the mass contrentration of armed strength," he deatred.--Renter

ID40.

Paris, Jan 18. The Vietnam Government to- day tabled plans to increase the strength of its army from 200,000 to 280,000 men, during This was the main question the current year. not whether America should

The proposals were made at a have a tough or a soft policy meeting of the

Franco-Vict- or whether America liked Mr namese Military Committee. in Mr Netru liked Saigon, which was presided by Nehru

of Vietnam

America

or

Mr Bowles said Communist State Pror Bao Del, Chief of

China would have to change her "MIGHT BLOW UP"

attituds if she wanted to help to bring about poace In Korea United Nations, N.Y., Jan. 18,

and to help to get rid of the "I think that any policy that very bad situations in Indo-China tends to push India and Pakis so that Indo-China could belong tun apart a very dangerous to the people of Indo-China policy," former American Am- and not to Communist China or bassador to India, Mr Cheater the French.

said Не if China would only co-operate, there would be an casing of general world tension. -France-Presse.

- "Fighting Sailor" Single European Fr

Edinburgh, Jan. 18.

the

Admiral Lord Mountbatten, Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean, and the last Viceroy of India, and

honoured today with Lady Mountbatten, were Freedom of Edinburgh and made Honorary Doctors of Law by Edinburgh University.

D; James Miller, Lord Provost

an argument of the of Edinburgh, sald during the

case on January 6-7, the court cremony that Lord Mountbation Further Talks

wus

would be ready to use the atomship laws. bomb in the near future.

sintes, in

York

told that sixX states and was me of the most colorful somie 50 citles had flm censor-figures of the 20th century".

addition to Professor M. C. Fisher, Dran

Ohio,

are of

Faculty of the University Vir-Law. who preserted them for Capping as Honorary Doctors of LDAV

std Lord Mourlotten's Salesmanship and ability to get on with men of different racial

had outlook

overriden ali diffulties. As Viceroy of India, he had the duty of supervising the transfer of power from the Government to Indian

SAW BOTH FILMS

The New

and The prisone: who arrived in Berlin from Soviet Zone gaols Pennsylvania, Maryland, al Bautzen, Brandenburg Tor-ginia and Konass.

Unter- gau, Halle, Luckou and massfeld in Thuringia, said be- fanc their release Communist

Police Secret than not to go because the Soviet had

Before listening to the argu-

the justices ments

saw both Ronde" and "M" at warned "L agents

2

the

The

and court gave no indication in its British the hydrogen beio

today about how far be

Ita the West private showing in

Union also Supreme Court building.

order reaching its decision might so far as the film industry concerned.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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SLIPPERS

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POHTI Y

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1 Divert (5),

2 Notine (5).

to the

handa.

Is He spoke of the Admiral's

forme as a "ghting milor". He It merely cited a 1952 de-so referred to His Angenully cision wifich held that flms and dislike of the orthodox. ore entitled

Constitu- which he said, were given ful tional guarantee of free speech play when he served at Chief of and press.

Combined Operationa during The court said at that time, World War 11. however, that these guarantees did not give absolute freedom to show every sort of movie at all limes and all places.

The Freedom of the City was conferred on Lord Mountbatten "in token of the admiration for

On U.S.

Language

Not Favoured

П

London, Jan. 18. Teachers from the Ave Brussels Treaty countries- Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg are not in favour of a single language for Western Europe, pamphlet

published hero to day stated.

Entitled "The Civilisation of Western Europe and the

sents the view of the teachers following

held in meetings France and the England, Netherlands between 1949 and

Atomic Proposals Schools" the pamphlet repre-

A

of

in

1951.

The

teaching

which

of modern

suggestions

Every language was a mirror of the people who spoke it.

Washington, Jan. 18. Mr John Foster Dulles, the

States United

Secretary State, won

to meet expected privately again with the Soviet Ambassador, Mr Georgi Zarubin, languages was one of the sub- to discuss President

jects on Eisenhower's

The teachers be international atomic energy, pool

were made. for Berlin

the idea of having lieve that plan before leaving this

only week.

one language State Department

Was " ware and a danger“, spokesman said teday.

Mr Dulles has been holding secret preliminary

meetings with Mr Zarubin at the State Department to work out the means of having full scale talks on the President's plan in pro- gress between the major powers, It was expected Mr Dulles would also discuss the plan with the Soviet Foreign Minis ter, Mr V. M. Molotov, during Berlin Big-Four Foreign Ministers conference which is

the

In its 1952 decision the court his distinguished survices in the he

sald New York State could not ease of freedom during times of due to open on January 25.

"The war and prace."

ban the movie

[legally on the ground that it

was sacrilegious.

Justice Clark, author of that opinion, said that to permit n

state

ground Ackrit

to fly to

Mr Dulles Intends "FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE" Berlin on Thursday, The State Department spokesman sold

moofing with Lady Mountbatten received another

thas Ambassador was of the City "in Soviet

*K- to ban Alm on that the Freedom

but was not yot the censor recognition of her humanitarian pected "would set

to nursing arranged. on a boundless sea amid work and devotion

A Soviet Embassy spoker- man also caid: "We expect an- other. meeting to take place

a myriad of confleting currents and welfare services in the re-

lief of suffering and distress." of religious views, with no charts but those provided by the most local and powerful ortho doxies."--Router.

British Guiana

Commission

Begins Sittings

Georgetown, British Guiana, Jan. 18.

Presenting her for capping, this week."--Reuter. Professor Fisher termed her "the Florence Nightingale of the 20th century."

а

He said she had become familiar and calm, legendary

It was impossible to suppress a language by political detree and it would be undesirable to make the attempt.

The pamphlet stressed how- ever that more children should be taught "at least one" foreign language, this could begin as soon as the mother tongue had been mastered.

The

also pamphlet

urged that national history should be to world taught in relation history. Teaching history in a national spirit, or from an ex- clusively national point of view was "dangerous" Reuter.

EMPIRE MAJESTIC

TO-DAY

Kashmir Should Ar 2.30, 5.30. At 2.30, 5.15,

Be Controlled By

figuro" in the East End of Lon India & Pakistan

don during the Blitz when sho was in charge of all the St. John ambulance personnel In London.

Calcutta, Jan. 18. Dr Rammonohar Lohla, Gen- eral Secretary of the Praja So

Though her car was hit by cialist Party, today suggested The three-man constitution falling masonry, several times, that the disputed territory of

commission for British Gulana

3 Firing shots from hiding (7).appointed by the British Gov-she was never hurt,

ACROSS

3 Mado oven (8),

8 Fine wool (0).

9 Worshipper of images (8).

4 Fashion (4).

6 Birds (4).

6 Loathing (0).

(6);

11 Footwear (8).

12 Niggardly (4).

13 Bury (8).

18 Tempests (5),

19 Leave out (4).

22 Taking away (8).

24 Line (8),

20 Review (6),

28 Sank back (8).

Vonturesome

10 Window (5).

14 Narrow towards the

(B);

15 Rested (7).

10 Agie (0),

17 Dreary (0),

20 Boundary (8).

21 Incited (5),

22 Slope (4),

28 Lako (4).

crnment began its public sli- Ungs in the Low Courts here

Kashmir be brought under joint Lord Mountbatten will leave control of India and Pakistan as hero tomorrow for Malta by way year-old problem.

one

settling this seven- Way of today.

of Paris and Home to co-ordinate Only 47 spectators and four the search for the hulk of the and

Dr Lohla blamed both · India polico

present. missing British Comat

problem by yield-

officials werd

which the Kestim for contributing to point The People's Progresivo Party crashed in the Mediterranean ing to foreign-Influence,

of the deposed Premier, Dr last week,China Nail Special. Choddi Jagan, was not repre-

ented.

The commission has tho task

replacó

"

Supposed YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across:

ernment.

to

a new con-

that

Washington, Jos. 18. Mr Chanatwey Reed, Rapulillosa

7.30 9.30: 7,20 & 9.30

p.m.

p.m.

See Earth's First Contact with

RED

PLANET

MARS

strongly opposed the hold. Also Latest ing of a plebiscite in Kashmir, and said." "it' would complicate matters.

of drawing up stitution

But he urged both govern suspended by the British Gov-Representesive from Bhola, to-ments to keep away from the A day proposed a bit providing for American and Soviel blocs In No members of the legislature any person being found guilty of reaching awitlomety

The Praja Socialists ard. In of conspiring 16 over- throw the

Clasp, 8 Rotating, 10-Lessor, 18 Precede, 15 Rope, 17 Entered, 18 prosent et today's freestrat.. | trean Arcanent by force i opposition:z in, then- national The tricimbers of the continue to be teodved of him: American Parliantent and in, many; states.

Populer, 28 Arum, 21 Langould, 26 Gentle, 27-iteporter, 38 Veer sons why Sir James Roberti 20 Treatise. Down! 1 Scalp, 2 Pance, 3.Eprom, Peat, 5 Sailor, chakroner, Bir Dorinta tauso # Donged, 9 Orden, 11 Error, 12 Scrum, 14 Enengo, 15 Relan, mus; Tendon / Unkork, ekra

16 Parli, 18 Parrot, 19 Purple, 22 Nerve, 28 Utter, 24 Donar, Glebegan Wobdapolo 25 Fret.

alldoormalige Me Read is Cimic. They recently, joined the Com way of the House of Representa-mundle da ravenyors-Southees

Corralites an Indiamoverán Prince-ProDON,

Paramount News at EMPIRE: NEXT CHANGE MA

ITCHELLS

SONATA

BONATINA

General Henri Navarre, the French Commander-in-Chief In indo-China, took part in the dis- cussions during which the whole military situation was reviewed.

French Defence Minister Rene Pleven is planning to visit Indo-China next month,, it was learned here tonight.

in Indo- Today's lighting

limited to patrol China was activity, according to reports available. Reuter.

Return Visit

Maurice Clare

VIOLINIST

(ONE CONCERT ONLY),

TO-NIGHT

at 7.00 p.m. MOYA REA (piano)

at

QUEEN'S COLLEGE HALL

Programme includes:-

BOLO BU COND

PAGANINI

KOZART KAA BIBELIUB 01, 20

BACH

Pisces by Granados, Raval, Schumann, Tartini. Admissions $10.00, $3.00 & 2.00 Tax Incl. Tickets obtainable at the Lee Theatre & Town Booking Office alio at the Queen's College Cate after 6 p.m. To-day

Cathay STAR ★

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW-ONLY!

DAILY AT 2,30, 5.30, 7:30 & 9.30 P.M.

UNE FILLE DANS LE SOLEIL

FRENCH Picture

on the Sun

A Girl

ENGLISH SUBTITLES

COMMENCING THURSDAY SEE the great Italian Opera

at MOVIE PRICEST

The

Stars

This Wine of Love

TULISIR DAMONE -

انمرد

GASTHI: BALLET

VÄND CHORUS:

OF THE GRAND' 'OPERA OF ROME

Famous: Clasie L

ITALO`TAJO, Breg Ki NELLY CORRABI. Soprano

·TITO: GOBEL, Markees GING STRIMBORSHI, Teror Modern Interpretation of the