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!!► THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, {FEBRUARY 28, 1954.

NEHRU'S APPEAL NOT LIKELY Just Hi Job!

TO SUCCEED

World Reaction To Indian

1

Move

For Indo-China Talks

Paris, Feb. 22.

Reaction from world capitals to the appeal of the Indian Premier, Pandit Nehru, for a cease-fire in Indo-China showed there was little hope of his action being successful-though his initiative was welcomed.

"McCarthyism Has Intimidated US Teachers"

New York, Feb. 22. Communist investigations have intimidated the entire teaching profession in the United States, Dr Robert Hutchins, former President of Chicago University, clared in this week's magazine.

de- Look

In the two countries most directly concerned -France and Communist China-the idea of a

the Indo-China conflict conference on welcomed, but, in the case of Peking, there was no reference to the appeal of Pandit Nehru.

was

Peking Radio, quoting an editorial in the official "People's Daily," struck an expectant note

on the Geneva conference, but called for "vigilance against bellicoso elements in the ruling circles of the United States" which, said the radio, were blocking a peaceful settlement of the Korean question and were actively intervening in Indo-China,

T

"Probics Daity was that the od saying quoted Chinese Government and people Consistently stoon by the point or view that the Korean ques- tion and the restoration of peace in Indo-China "must end can be settled through peaceful negotiations."

said Amerien editorial was taking an increasingly active part in the war in Indo- because | China and was throwing in of munitions, free inquity and he themetsades large quantities

military equipment and person- are impossible."

nel.

Ile wrote "Education possible in

many parts United States today

is -

of the

that shr

The

"It is no longer a secret that is daily aggravating the contradictions between the France and her other especially 30 is compelling the U.S.

continue an un

Teachers feared free classroom discussion on

She's any might be considered "eutrover.U.S.. sial" including UNESCO (United

partners. Nations Educational, Scientie Dhici

Cultural Organisation), Fruzice racial discrimination, health m- popular war in Indo-China.

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Geneva. #1 war pointed out that nelther Peking Ber Moscow secined to be prepared to bring

on Ho Ch!-minh any pressure merely to show their generosity and praceful spirit.

It was certain, observers sald, the Soviet Foreign Minister, M Molotov, would

follow try to the SUCCESSE of Berlin and

for obtain

Communist China obtai what he was unable to obtain there.

on

It was expected the FormOSIN question would again be brought up with Soviet insistence Pelting's taking Taiwan's place in the United Nations and Com- munist Chhia demanding full membership of the Big Five as a precondition tu her goodwill over Indo-China.

Political

the French capital found it hard to under what circumstances The People's Daily" said the Ho Chi-minh would be prepared “r Berita

to order a cease-fire immediate- Geneva by and under what circum-

stances that

Peking would him to do so,

Chang

that

agreement on power conference showed, incontrovertibly, China's voice could ignored.

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the whether it was likely to be suc- sounded out the Peking govern

Dr Hutchins predicted Senator Joseph McCarthy's e- cent attack on Harvard Univer-

In Paris, where the Geneva

The point

that Was stressed sity would not only inhibit the conferenes has been welcomed Indo-Chine, at present, was one Harvard staff but other univer- | in all circles, Pundit Nehru's of the top

cards in Peking's Suggestion of RTI sity staffs too.

Immediate hands—a hand which would not cease-re was regarded tonight be played before Geneva,

humanitarian

Responsable circles in London (On January 15 Dr Wendell as

practical received Pandit Nehru'a appeal Furry, a Harvard Associate Pro- gesture fessor of Physics, admitted he possibilty.

with a mixture of interest and his appeal doubl. Nobody believed Communist during the

would lead Lo any

armistice

observers Political

In the announcement and political

*** | British capital questioned wil. observera pointed to "Professors everywhere healtate before they express example of Korea, where, opinions contrary to those al moment an armistice was sign- Senator McCarthy, before cd, each belligerent went

itself into a better they say anything that can be out to put

position ot Aring

The Jast twisted...into

unpopular | DICK

minute. statement," Dr Hutchins stated.

GENERAL SATISFACTION

But there was general saus- faction in Paris official quarters at the result of the Berlin con- ference, chiefly because, at last, Indo-China proulem the bon raced to an Internation level with the chance of an needed international peace. ever

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no rosy hope

results at of spectacular

Aut

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"The teachers of many suh- jects cannot teach without risk- ing their jobs. In many states they are required to take special ouths that they have not been disloyal,

"No country education' mere today."-Reuter.

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It was pointed out that Pelding le had largely contributed to the Vietminh capacity

COTY dinue the war and for this reason the appeal could only cause a certain confusion of mind, unless there were exact indications of intentiona from the Vietminh and Peking,

Political circles said they hoped Nehru's appeal would be heeded by the Peking KOYCIN- ment and the Vietminh.

"LITTLE FINGER" They drew attention to statement made by the late

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She's Going To Defend Farouk's Moral Conduct

Mrs Tomma Jean Robinson, twenty-two-year-old wife of a wealthy American steel magnáte, has arrived in Paris wiJ a mission. She represents 43 matrons of Des Moines, Iowa, members of the "American League for the Defence of King Farouk". The society's aim is to vindicate Farouk's "moral and spiritual conduct."—Express Photo.

Now It's No Glamour

& All Hard Work

For Air Hostesses

London, Feb. 23.

Faster airliners mean faster air hostesses and

this means the job is losing much of its glamour, according to British European Airways.

Adenauer Thanks The West

"We Could Not Have Done Better”

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WCTE

Last year, 41 hostesses signed. Twenty of them transferring their attentions to husbands, but the rest had "other reasons."

Mineola, New_York,

Feb. 23. Roman

24, was fined $160

for

-one, bli' ai hanno, atmund a lawn, knocked over, a tree, gouged a chunk out of another house ckreened imo the gerare pushing the other car out and sollapsing the garage,

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Lansitotta. is a profes-

house wrecker, -* United Prent,

Former Ambassador Says:

No Significant

Change

In Red Rulers Since 1917

Washington, Feb. 21, The former British Am bassador to Moscow, Sir David Kelly, in an interview published here today, said world peace hinged on the success of NATO and the harnessing of German mill- tary strength by the West.

"H NATO is able to do what It set out to do and it German strength can be utilised through the EDC, I think we have a very good chance of showing a firm front to keep the pener," he said, The Interview took place recently in London and was published under copyright in the CUITETA issue of the weekly magazine "US News and World Report,"

Expressing no sutprice at the "Jack of results" from. the Sir David Berlin conférence, explained:

Communist

The

rulers of Russia are tied to m iron-clad body of doctrine.... are simply not awayed by dis Dussion and argument we sonal feelings."

ROOSEVELT'S FAILURE

Sir David sald such has been the case since 1917 and he has seen "no significant change in their fundamental outlook, either internally or externally since Stalin's death.

Further, he said, "the failure of Western Governments, of perhaps public opinion especially the failure of Pre- sident Roosevelt to grasp Rus- ain's Axod purposes was re- sponsible for the excessive post- ton of power that Russia gain-

That is at the root of today's tension"

at the end of World War 11.

He added: "The great illusion has been that Boviet

rulera were not different from ordinary Western politicims, living from day

to day, with no defnite and cop- long-term objectives reasons" given, British European Air-able of being turned from thear

by personal ways conclude that before they purpose

рет start the hostesses are up in the Suasion."--United Press. clouds but when the aircraft

From

the "other

takes off they earth--and work.

come

back to

The faster aircraft travel the less

ume there is for serving

schedules a Faster pleasant overnight stops in con- tinental cities.

Lilac Dress For

cut out The Queen at

On top of this, more exacting "Under 30" Revels qualifications are demanded. must be between 21 Hostesses

Hobart, Tasmanda, Feb. 22. and 27 years old, five feat eight inches

maximum height and lac coloured dress of Swiss

Queen Elizabeth, wearing eight and a half stone maximum embroidered organdiz, attended weight.

One Continental language is a "under 30" revels at the State "must" and they are paid £8. Hall in Hobart City Hall tonight, the 12s. Od. sterling a week basle but did not dance,

wage.China Mail Special. Dr

Was

Russia Has A Big Navy

Foreign, Secretary, Mr Ernest

Bonn, Fro, 22. Bevin, when he said about the

The West German Chancellor, Greek civil war that Stalin had Dr Konrad Adenauer, said to- only to lift his little finger today "The stubbornness of the end it.

Soviet Union was based not on Today, these observers sald, strength but rather

on fear of

and the Peking losing her satellites anly needed

supplying domestic insecurity." government to stop arms to flo Chi-minh to bring

un interview with semi-omelal newspaper, peace back to Indo-China.

As 1,200 people on the danco The

"nothing political cirétes Adenauer said

floor and 1,100 in the galleries... despite the fullure of pointed out that the wish to see Lost"

at least half of them under 30- enjoyed the informal evening In 2 end to the fighting in Indo-attempts to reunity Germany China corresponded with the which he attributed to Soviet

the presence of Royalty, the sentiments manifested through- desire "to dominate the world."

London, Feb. 22. crowd outsido cheered and out France.

The French gov- He Insisted on Germany's ad- The Parliamentary Secretary chanted: "We want the Queen." ernment had, once more, de-herence to the policy of European to the Ministry of Defence, Mr

The Queen's official day had clared itself in favour of an integration which "does not Nigel Birch, told the House of started with opening the ofth honourable settlement which it serve the interests of the Commons this afternoon the pession of Tasmania's 30th hoped to be able to reach in European States only but also Soviet Navy now possessed 25 Parlament, agreement with

the world, including the modern cruisers, more than 100 ZOVETO of

360 destroyers,

submarines ments of the three Associated Soviet Union,"

Dr Adenauer expressed "the (about half for coastal use) and of varying and Laos, the scurces concludet. Encere gratitude of the German 2,000 other craft

York, well-informed

Mr Birch told the Commons sak Pandit Nehry's appeal had

our cause so clearly, so that the Soviet Air Force had

What about

20,000 aircraft with not been preceded by negotia logically and so colorbly

Dero-haval tions with the parties concerned one can only Bay German another 3,000 for in the conflict. It was also be negotiators could not have done co-operation in the army.

The Soviet laud forces, he lieved India had no immediate better.""

said, had about 30,000 tanks for intentions of going beyond the

Ho

supported the Western front-line use and another 25,000 PN. circies considered

view that the question whether reserve tanks-France-Presse. a reunified Germany would re- Nehru would now. wait to see main or not in the European the reactions from Paris

and

Community SVALS "academic."--France-Press.

the

Sales of Vietnam, Cambodia

In the United Nations in New people toward the Western tonnage.

circles Ministers who repre- |

the Vietminn,

that

The belief in U.N. hood- quarters was

that the Indian

Defence

Government would be ready to "White Paper" On

put itself at the disposal of both

aldes to negotiate

which could be

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| discussions at Gonavai

As

Pandit Nehru's apperi camo

Berlin Talks

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London, Feb. 22, The British Government, to- UN. | day - pubilsleð 180-pago A surprise to several delegations Including that of the "White Paper on the four- United States,

was Power) conférence-gonitalning but it pointed out a cease-IHO was | the,, main, spooches delivered by dimcult because of the existence the four Foreign Ministers at of nu fixed front line anat, bas oven sessions between January cause of the prope

of eduty 25kind. Zbruary 18. pockets in beth-

Inculars. participation

„Che, Paper, included) dhe the '†zients, and resolutiőrm submitted AT'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Crawin, 6 Conte, 8. Geneva, conference was ruled during the conference

the Appal, Retina, 10 Fivot, 11 Antio, 19 Able, 18 Tired, 16 out because the soiry.

Patrol, 20 Beedo 22 Limp, Ra Dealt, 26 Recur, 20 in the deliberations, Rears, 28, Speed, 29: Skates, Down; 1: Gurtails, banned. But this LAR, 4 Spanner, & Capital 0 Ellett, Boors 14 doubt that India

Minister, Dr.

Tcontained:

SHOWING

TO-DAY

Bpectators were seated within six feet of the Queen when she read the speech opening Parlia

Legislative ment in the small: Counell Chamber packed today with 200 people in the space normally occupied by only 19 members.

The Queen and the

Duke spent, the afternoon at a garden party in the grounds, of Göver... with |ment House and ralbgleit the 4,000 guests.---Reuter,

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