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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1954.

NEW ANTI-COMMUNIST MOVES

Radio Auction

Raises Money

IN AMERICA

For The Abbey Brownell's Proposed

Sydney, May 10,

Maundy coins, a set of shark's teeth, an ashtray from New Mouth Wales' Royal ical and a set of

xluc ጊኖሮታም

Among Kems ROSE

radio Auction in raise fund for the Westminster Abbey Restoration Fund.

be-

During the astetima. Heved to be the first of 15% kind in New South Wales, 720

were telephone calie received at the studio.

Canadian Mr R. Wilson.

guineas Pald 15 sterling for the antitray, a set of four Maundy coins value is ten- whose fare pener frieked £30 sterling. and the set of shors used by racehorse Blue Ocean when he wun Dir Kuren Elizabeth Stakes at Rand- wtri brough! 19 Kuineas sterling

Sixty squares of red ear pet used at tite Royal State banquet went for between опа #l two zulneas sterling. Thr "nquares" were the size of a hand- kerchief. Profils totalled

sterling. 1103 atrous Chilma Mall Special

Soviet Threat

To US

Atomic Plan

Washington, May 10. States

Action Against

Unions And Firms

Washington, May 10.

The Attorney General, Mr Herbert Brownell, Jr., asked Congress today to let the Government "kill off" any Communist-dominated business firm or labour union "in a position to affect adversely the national defence or security of the United States."

He also asked for a law to bar subversives from strategic factories engaged chiefly in civilian production.

Mr Brownell's request for the drastic new anti- Aubversive laws was contained in letters to Vice. President Richard Nixon and the House Speaker, Re- presentative Joseph Martin.

the solt The National Sectors

with a

non fornel tel. the mather's Biglist | to be "Commnna !

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fund to congel The employer

to national security" Homer Senator

Ferguson promptly introduced both bi in the Senate. He and they

needed

"close to

twu Log holes which now enable to undermine the afely and security of the Unit- ed States

Jos aimen 111 Crying out Die Altermey Gen- en Es jawenk proposuels for the

Viliutostration D. gwooking out Communists and Cubave: 1995. The request wi

Man 24 the attramcensentons might be includ d "security" division formed riffierig sald in time of it might over almost every Justice Departemen | Wal

bune activity In and sulty

the nation

to Congres

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officials hours after United said today Russia had re- peated previrus demands, within the that President Eisenhower's, in tack down spies "atoms-for-peace plan" be

The proposal would but on linked with unconditional

and sharply toughen the M- prohibition

nuclear, Combat

anti-subversive law tirent passed by Congress over furuves

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A report bon Geneva in the New York Times today suid the Suviut priyatlar

"FURTHER ORDERS"

Mr Brownell said this would "atbstantially

any

Kroup dominated

actically directed, doomed the Preddent's proposal

▸ trolled by a Communist-action Th White House wild in con-lock

B member nection with the Times story organization or by

members thereof, and in Soviet message i or on the atom plan was sl. heng position to affect adversely the States lional defence or security of

the United States"

that the feat

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Under the proposed law, Mr Brownell could compel bearings before the Subversive Activities Board to determine Control wheller such a business or

Communist labour union with dominated. if the Hord found this to be the case, the Board detailed Fiquidate the

Tar

Sometry of the Whl e

Boure, Mr James Hagry, recall a pont state ment issued by the US, Svere- Jary of State, Mr John Foster Forcign Dulles and the Russian Miniser, M. V Mot: Lov

This intement was made at Geneva on May 1 in which Mr Dulles and Mi Molotov Bald

Soviet reply to the organisation and its component Eisenhower proposal would be parts considered by the United States Goverment in Washinglete

"furher could issue

to orders"

In the case of Labour unions. no employer would be required

A British Crossword Puzzle

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INDORE

10

ACROSS

3 Eater of human flesh (8).

7 Fastener (5).

B Reached (8),

10 Speaker (8).

13 Removed from power (7).

18 Climb (4),

17 Periods of time (7).

18 Guardian (7).

2) Spoken (4).

22

21 Takes l (7),

20 Milk preparation (8).

27 Stubborn (8).

28 Striking block (5).

20 Montal Jog (8).

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DOWN

1 Deluge (5).

1 Binder (5).

3 Utter confusion (5).-

4 Nicely made (4).

5 Brigand (0),

0 Shelves (6).

0 Quake (0),

11 Repeat (0),

12 Sum (5).

14 Straightforward (0).

15 Indian coin (5).

10 Denominations (8).

'18 Hue (0).

10 Haphazard (0).

22 Clip (5),

23 Pluck (6). ·

24 Disposes of (5).

25 Golf-club (4),

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD- Across: 1 Bproad, 5 Astir,

to evogne the tuna,

IN TIME OF WAR

Mr Hrowery kits, prope als rust rit

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br instructed To him, would take into consulendion the right. nf stuckholders A. now the ease, the Board's decisions are įsihjeet to appeale in courts.

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Mr. Brownell smal the measure "would Impose substantial Habrilties on any organisation“ determined to be Commufalst- intrated, by final order of the Board.

Mr Brownell's second proposed. measure would let the Givern- ment bar subversives from strategic civilian-gids factories. in addition la present mower to keep such persons from defence plants-United Press.

American PoW Writes

From China

Letter From Ti Yuan

Alden, Minnesota, May 10.

Private Richard Tenne- son, 20, one of the Allied

PoWs in Korea whe chose

They Gave Them Nuts And

Played For Half An Hour

Charles And Anne

Make Friends With Gib's 40 Apes

Gibraltar, May 10.

Prince Charles and Princess Anne had the most exciting experience of their homeward journey today when they spent nearly half an hour playing with the apes on the rock of Gibraltar.

Armed each with a handful of Meanwhile

and

three-hour official

Earthquake's Destruction

More pictures of the recent Greek earthquake: This one.

Wid above.

taken

In the village of Bophades the worst stricken of the villages affect- ed. The picture on the left was also taken in the village of Soplados. Still anffering from shock, her head band- aged this person presenta 2 typical picture za she stands surrounded by debris...

Express Photo.

Millionaire's

Yacht

Will Carry

A Plane

London,

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What Two American

Senators

Think Of Mr Dulles

Washington, May 10.

Senator Estes Kefauver (Democrat, Tennes- see), said in the Senate today United States leadership was "now at the lowest point since the day the United States entered World War II.”

He added: "The conference at Geneva was

a failure before it started. The reason for that failure lies very largely in this body, in the Senate of the United States.'

"We sent to Geneva u Secre- Inry of State (Mr John Foster Dulle) with bis hund fled behind his back without the power to negotiate freely for the simple and trugte reason that he did not have the full confidence and support of members of his party (the Republican Party), in the Senate of the United States,"

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Senator Kefauver. former prospective Democratic EHN- didate for the Presidency, said the likely results of the Geneva conference would be no accept- able peace

in Korea and П possible permanent foothold

Australian Elections

Mr Menzies Opens

His Campaign

The

Melbourne, May 10.

Australian Pri 10

Indo-China for the Communists | Minister, Mr R. G. Menzies, "while we look on helplessly." forecast new

In tax cuts

He sold the "mst consistent the next budget and de- and effective support of theclared: "Australla's finances fotoign policy of the United States, where I has been wise, lins come from the Democrats. Yet we have been Uttle suited. Our party and leaders have been reviled."

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and

104

the

the

never

were never more solid, her prosperity never so notable

her Treasury more solvent."

Mr Menzies was opening the Senator Ralph Finnders (Re-Liberal-Country Party coalition's publican, Vermont). toid

tor campaign

May 20 Senate that United States foreign General Election for Ц Dow policy continued to be "perilous House of Representatives. and cloudy." and cautioned

He and the Government was against too much reliance on

giving all the aid it could to the United States military power. search for oil. If it turned out

He said the war in Indo-China

that the Commonwealth

Pos- was simply another pari “of a seased large natural resources of programme of world eqnquest oil, It would "have revolutionary which Jas been publicly on-

|offects upon our local and inter nounced time after ume by the

national financial and economic leaders of the Soviet Govern- position." ment."

FOLLOW DULLES TO WAR

If the United States failed to Stop the advance of interna tional Communism "we will be surrounded by an Iron Curtain and not of our

On National Defence, Mr Menzies said: "We will rebalance our expenditure so as to place the emphasis on air defence and equipment." Modifications al- ready announced in the Navy Army programmes would the overall own making by a not mean cutting Communist Asia, Africu, Latin defence vote of £200 million. Anierica and ultimately, In a review of the Australian Government's banking legials- Europe."

Senator Wayne Merse (Inde.tion, the Prime Minister said pendent. Oregon), making in-trading banks could not again thu be loaded with uncalled liabili- Elcenhower Administration's tice of an unmanageable kind.

The Government, he saki, sola policy in Southeast Asia, that to follow the lead of Mahad pursued a policy of re- controls and ducing compulsory Dulles, would be to follow "the A former Canadian

improving frigate administration

mutual co-operation. into wor in being converted for Mr Asia,"

Capital issues control had Onassis into a yacht at a Ger- mun shipyard. The vessel will be renamed Christina,

The Greek millionaire shipowner, Mr A. S. OnasS- sis, owner of some of the largest oil tankers, is build- ing what is believed will be the most luxurious yacht afloat.

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The yacht will have a speed of 18 knots.

ofler of bis &tlucks on

Mr Dulles had "demonstrated lapsed time and again that he follows

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advance Dolley in-

and struction suspended

control made more flexible.

the point of view of those who change would load added.

us into war," he

made have

Apart from the owner's

suite, private

che will accommodation

gers.

There will

for 15

be

surgery on board.

passen-

凸 complete

On the after-deck there will

be un amphibious aircraft, a fast launch and a sailing boat

well

us

the usual

Ute-

saving appliances,

FLEET OF TANKERS Mr Onassis is already building a fleet of tankers in Germa y31da

He will provide a fleet of 25 tankers, totalling 500,000 tons. Nearly £100 million will be spent on this fleet.

Mr Onassis started in the shipping business with a second- hand Canadian cargo ship which he bought in 1931, - (London Express Service).

Beware Of TV Teeth

Dentista

the Queen to stay with the Commun- peanuts the Royal children the Duke of Edinburgh carried fats. bus written to his happily ran From one p to

their out mother, Mrs Portia Howe, another feeling these friendly programme.

members of the Gibraltor 1 about life in Communist

Although some of the Marrison,

apes China.

sometimes

the snatched for

London. Mrs Howe said she had re-

quite Prince Charles in a green linen | nuts, Princess Anne was

warn parents today shorts and Princess festless. Prince Charles was ceived the letter on Saturday shirt und

to beware of "TV teeth, " a green print short- about to put a peanut Into" and that it was post-marked Ti Aune in

Saya a report by the British Yuan, China. The postmark on sleeved dress arrived in an open cacoching paw of one of the Dental Association: Watch your

touring car both wearing white larger open when he noticed Although she said she would sun hals.

daw and exclaimed "Ooh, that children while they are watching me has got a crack in it" they sit with their herds not want the contents of the

and promptly selected d better letter published, Mrs Howe in- dicated that

the letter was March 28.

the

three-page

letter was taken up with details Swiss Conductor

of his life in China under the Communists.

For Japanese Orchestra

aut.

pouring

held between their hands, press ing either sido against their The apes, which pro to be jave? Such seemingly harmless seen by the Queen and the Duka habits may actually endanger the tomorrow, total about 40 on the teeth, and if persisted in may do rock.

permanent harm.

tho first 10 years, of Each is named, its parentage life the feeth will move readily is entered in the garrison records from their normal position under and 40 per day is allowed for quite slight pressure. Tho Berne, May 10. Niklaus Eschbacher, conductor upkeep. Tradition has it that Irregularities so caused can lead at the Berne Municipal Theatre the Brillah will leave Gibraltar. 1083

when the apes leave the rock, to decay, disfigurement, and the of teeth."(London Ex- POWs.

today announced his appoint

press Servico), Tenneson did not mention ment as

of the China Mail Special, conductor any thing about the other NH.K. (Japanese Broadcasting" | ----

Company Symphony Orchestra.)

She said that he wrote that and he was well and happy was taking a rest before going to work. He did not indicate what the work was or what he had been doing since he elected to stay with the Communista along with the other American

Americans.

trip

GRAND OPENING ON FRIDAY, 14th MAY leave for Tokyo at the begin-At the ROXY & BROADWAY THEATRES

told Reuter he would

Mre Howe, who had made a to Tokyo in a futile at- tempt to porsuade her son to return home, said that in the ning of September to take up Isiter he gave no indication his new post. that he was home sick, but he did mention that he would be happy when Summer came 60 that he could get leo cream.

He sold that the only had ice cream in the Summer.

Eschbacher, who is 37, is the son of a musician who taught singing in Zurich secondary Chinese schools.

Mrs Howe was not allowed to visit her son in the Red

Adrian His brother planist,

second brother, sink under the pseudonym prisoner of war exchange camp of Rudolf Ambach, won a first after fying to Korea. Sha reprize for musical execution at colved a cold letter from her the annual, Geneva Internation- son in which he told her heal Competition. had no intention of roturaing hame.

"

Ha studiod Arst in Zurich B Cease, 9 Assall, 10 Pause, 1 Denim, 12 Deam, 13 Races, 16

The only other message shio under well-known 'plano Repent, 18 Erased, 20 Doses, 22 Firm, 23. Scalp, 25 Visto, 20 Elapec, 27 Ellle, 20 Doeds, 20. Saddle. Down: 1 Standard, 2 Re-received was a telegram of teachers, then spent three years stores, 3 Acid, Delates, & Aspired, 0 Beaman, Isun, 14 Stripped, greeting on New Year's Day in Berlin at the National Midsle

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Senator Morse sald Mr Dulles had made one mistake after an- other in his Asian policy-"the latest was the flasco at Geneva.

The United States should Dover Intervene

do-China except through the

militarily

United Nations

well co-ordinated policy work

and through

ed out with its allies, he added. The West must "sell" South east Asia Democracy by "meet ing the economic needs" of the area--Reuter.

Further adjustments may be

In the

(x- light of perlence, Mr Menzies sald, "But we have reason for confidence that broadly speaking, and Bub Bubject to any future GovernTM, Houses, the present system will ment with a majority in both

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