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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1954,

CABINET GIVES NEW BACKING

Tried To Smuggle Out A Mummy

Cairo, June 7. Airport Police R2- nounced today that They caught a traveller trying

to kmuggle a nitizmuy nut of the country.

Officel

aid

The

centuries-old mummy W.

In A wouden crate. A

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talking it Rome after shon- Ing

called The

Land of the Pharaulis“,

The carnerantan they

declared Allat The

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crate contained traple equipment. wary inspretors opened 1. Jnside was a three-foot pollig fructug the picture of a bird In end and an- eleni Fgyptian beeriptions.

that was nd Inside

The traveller

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IN GODLY.

TO MR EDEN

Still A Chance Of

Success In Indo-China Talks

FOREIGN SECRETARY

RETURNS TO GENEVA

London, June 8.

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, will return to Geneva today to continue his efforts

with renewed Cabinet approval

for

a negotiated settlement of the Indo-China war.

The Foreign Secretary reported on Saturday to the Cabinet on the last fortnight's proceedings at Geneva which he had earlier predicted would

rove decisive.

McCarthy Not negotiations

Blamed For Resignations

New York, June 7. Brigadier tiem ral Wesley firest. neting commanding officer f Fort Monmouth, Said todas that Chiengo atomic scientists. were in

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error in alleging that **roughly

dozen"

Lop seientists were leaving their jala at the Fort's radar Inlratories,

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Party Purge:

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Errol Flynn's Asdic And Helicopters

New Film

Errol Flynn, De Beau, and Anna Neuglo nɔ Lilian, on the sri at Elaires Studios where thry are making the Als "Lilaes in the Spelng." The Keene In this picture Remundo's la the Strand

1017.

When M. Bidet Fernch 6 Officials Dismissed British Youth

His view now is that at the present moment, when on the substance of the Indo-Chinna problem are still only beginning, it is still too early to write off the chances of success at Geneva.

The jare wat Western staff Talk Washington, where mkary representatives of The United States, Britain, Prante. Australia and New Badal are exambing the Far Eastern silustion, havo seen taken without political

mmat ments.

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Paris, June 7.

The French Communist Party today purged six leaders from the Central Committee for "deviationist" errors.

At the same time it ordered a new, drive to hike up membership with special emphasis on

don are combed the catching the youth of France.

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Įmasston's effet liveness. Eu tera Conferem M, OROS

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The Cumulusts are only playing for time, they may have to take a decisive stand on IndoChana,

NOT YET UKAD

Hut Mr Eden till believes that Chachu as of querras are not yet death He is debeamfied that batis an Indo-Chana and Koge

the

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Party In Peking

London, June 7.

Gave Antarctic Whalers Record Catch

Tokyo, Juno 7.

Modern science is helping Japanese whalers to increase their catches despite a post-war shortage of ships. This winter, two Japanese fleets in the Antarctic brought home a post-war record entch.

German - made sonic detection apparatus similar to war-time Asdic equipment was used by one fleet and a helicopter by the other.

The fleet using the helicopter returned to Japan with the largest catch by a single fleet in Japanese whaling history.

The two flools caught a total of 1,896 whales (in terms of blue whales). This was a post-war Japanese record and the third largest catch by ships of 17 na- tions which operated in the Antarctic this season,

The detection device and and a tight munay policy, mako it unlikely that the Industry will helicopter were used on

Government or from banks to

trial basis but they will be able to obtain loans from the probably become regular finance the building of детт Japane whaling equip.ships.

ment.

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Belare The war Jupanego whitennerstrated obfain

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because of the loss of rich-growing areas Asiatie mainland in a post- war shortage of fund, there has been a greater demand for whide meats.

Japon's Beet of two mother ships and

and 26 entcher bouts is the third In size mong the world's whaling nations,

Japa-

their

meul,

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Immediately after the War, the shipbuilding industry was busy rebuilding damaged yards.

marino Japan's murchunt quirements had priority.

During the Korean war years, with foreign yards were busy orthes and domestic shipping companies were expanding.

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TALIAW CHEAPER Orders from whaling panies would now be welcomed by Japanese shiphuliders. A followed the depression hus booth and many yards are idle. But with little money availablo, whaling companies are unable to take the opportunity,

Last year most of the 34,400 tons of oul takan by Jepunesa whalers was sold to West Gor

manufacture of many for the

margarine. The r Soap and mainder was sold in Japan to

fats

The Japanese Fisheries Board bannounced that is new feet will join the two which huve been operating in the Autaretia during the last two mGONDNIS, A Brillah youth delega-}

The new fleet, to be replacat organised Company, tion arrived in Peking toy Talyo Fisheries day, the New China News will be smaller in size than the

other two. However, the The 13th Party conven- and 11 per cent under 25 years Agency reported.

nese are hoping that tion purged two well-known - uf_age.

matern equipment und the

margarine manufacturers, Marcel Sorvin, who replaced endors of the Commnunlat-a

Mr John Woods, a Quaker | additional ships will result in u Whaling companies in Tokyo dhatraced Leroour as the school teacher and leader of the

ail and big increase in led General Labour Con-

said it was difficult to sell oll Secretary for organisa- group of 11, told the Chinese

EARN MONEY

because other in Japan federation C.G.T. Unlon und | fenat matters, bluntly warned

receptim committed he hoped thisk

The JAPANESE Govermnent such as tallow are

are cheaper. In three deputies who have į there was a grave "level-

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visit would strengthen and the

companies addition, there were no storage whaling ng off in Party membership friendship between the youth of bren in disgrace recently.

would like to increase which, he said, stood at 506,250. Reasons ranged

the two countries. វ៉រ ឬ from

number of feels and ships The figure given at the 1947 Fandisare to arouse Freach work-

Congress Party

Was over The Britons were invited to strike aguijpt the Euro-900.000. Pry to

China by the All-China Ferlera Dean Army treaty to the viola-

The convention instructed the tion of Democratie Youth. fier of the collective leadership

new Politbureau to do every- principe, ordered by Moscow,

Later this the to entrench These

drimissed from their thing possible

Parly

the Socialist delegation, headed by CGT. Secretary fur

ፐፐንኮኒሚያ subdily in POSTS were.

Attlee und including the Paris region heavy nadustry,

nation's industries because "the Mr C. R.

left-wing leader Ancurin Bevan, A working group appointed Andre

Lates

C.G.T. Federaisuccess of our ideals depends on

is to visit China.-Router, on the very by mal y en af ve alad Say pet-

Secretary

spo Luciun Molino; and the work nation Contenund

study three National Assembly D- where workern produce 171 Southeast Asian delene prode Duties, Marius Pathaud, Jean are exploited by .frus texias ma prepared

Hitnum, Roger Lanet

United PresA, and recomanserved to

acumules Tilian who has been in

disgrace for 18 months.

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Washington, June 7,

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Experis West's quest for AMDEV. Atemic

General Guest and br "completely mujerist " stulegod bamed Sast

tulu 24 Krempf calling themselves the Scientists of Chinto

group billt! the

employees Prista

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The convention auser falled to The conference is being helt

No. 3 Purly To do this, he is faepared to by sensor representatives of the re-elect former

Britals, France, loader August Lecour TO ex- TRE

ained delegations to aban United States,

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not imposi nagut

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sunetions an French Bu

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agreement appraisol for election in of the military dangers in Indo-

China and Southeast Asia. sarity charges brought against! Visy Lody

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a number of their colleges Tada-China and Korea

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The General sale? "ave :tch situation" had come to be at-

Anited Press,

The group began their dis-

Mr Eden therefore spennea ensions last Thursday and after

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rss by-elveted Central Committer met trumedintely 10 designate members of the new

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capitalism.---

50,000 Youths Dodged East Zone Policemen

Berlin, June 7.

ep you set the five Asian wenig end treesses, plumed to Calleman whose Prime Munstersvet again tomorrow noqulag. Politburowu which is certain tu More than 50,000 Easl met revdly ut Culori to The working group is expert-be healed by Party Secretary Germann youths dedged East Ittjzt-I"༩Es.,!

time agreed to compile e repents for them Jueques Duelos. it ment in Indo-China.

which will form the base of certain to exclude Lerotur, dis-

10 10 the five missed from top Party posts on on measures which March 5 on charges of "devia might have to be taken to tionism."

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.--Across: 1 Searce, 6 Deeds, 8

safeguard an Indo-China tree

nt the

of

German police during the past three days to visit the Western sectors of Berlin, West Berlin officials said

or block further Commutilst ex-closing session of the five-day today. pansum of the Geniva negolic- Congeers at lvry, a mtburk tons break down.-Reuter,

it revented that while Paris. the electoral strength If the Panty remains practically 1274- as internal rivalries affected,

YUGOSLAV MP have resulted in the iss

RESIGNS

Supporter Of Djilas

Belgrade, June 8. Dusan Diminic, lending Croatian supporter of the leader, fallen Yugoslav Milovan Djilas, has resign- ed his sent in Parliament, the semi-official news agency Yugopress

reported Inst

night.

The agency said Diminle, re presentative of Pazinlobin Istria,

of almost 50 per cent of its mem- bership in the last seven years.

ordered The Congress

all Communists to consider as their

ch.olmen "primary task" the of new members.

They were

part of an esti- matex 500,000 attending a Com- munist Whitain youth rally in Eust Berlin.

Dr James B. Conant, Unlled States High Commissioner ju Germany, visited several of 45 centret poln's opened West Berlin to give the East German youths meals and free cinema and theatre tickets.

Main emphasis was lak on drafting youth, who Party nd- Billoux

leader Francois mitted, represent only 11 per cent of the total membership of the Party.

FALL IN NUMBERS

New efforts must be made to the Party, M. rejuvenato”

He disclosed that 20 per cent Belous said.

of the members more than 50 years old

Were

In

Mayor Wahpper Schreiber was asked by several East German youths and whether the West was "going to

w!

the centrea

give up East Germany."

Ile replied that the existence of West Berlin was proof of the West's Intention never to give up its claim for all Germany to be part of the Western world.

About 20 of the youths decided to seek asylurn in West Berlin after talks with refugee officials compared with some 200 at the Ami Communist youth rally in

had lost the confidence of the American Given 1958. The officials tried to por

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the Socialist

Catholic Post In London

electors and of Alliance.

Another lending Djilos sympathiser, Gusta Sprijan, also former member of the Croat Party Central Committee, com- mitted suicide after a heated

Pope Plus XII today named Central discussion in a

Com-

American Monsignor Gerald mittee meeting.

The

leading Djilas Patrick O'Hara Apostolle dele- only sympathiser sul in public life Eate to London.

13 Vladimir Dowler, Tito's

Vatican City, June 1.

Monsignor O'Hom, a native of

blographer. He is auil nominally Scranton, Penn., is at present

Communist Party

a doputy and member of the Apostolic Nuncio in Ireland. Yugoslav Central Committee though little has been soon of him recently, Routor

Ike To Get Degree Washington, Juno 7.

Magr. O'Hara's successor to

was not in- the Inilah past mediately

The O'Hara

suade them to rotum home.... Reuter.

Harry

Odell

spys

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Bishop of the American diccese EMPIRE THEATRE

of Savannah, Atlanta, an Ap- pointment that datos from Do- camber 10, 1938. In July, 1950, he piso received the personal title of Archbishop.

Magr. O'lfara, studied

In

Annex, 9 Extort, 10 Fired, 11 Poril, la Tift, 13 Cease, 10 He- President Klasanhower left Roma In May, 1940, ho was mis, 18 Credit, 20 Steep, 22 Rich, 23 Sedan, 25 Robin, 20 Washington by plans today tor named Rogent of the Apostolia Codars, 87 Slole, 28 Spote, 20 Edited, Dawn: 1

to ro Nuncio in Rumania. He was a Shelters, Chestorion, Maryland, Artition, Carp, 4 Entered 8 Denoit,

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Exiles, 7 Droga, 14 coive, an honorary doctor's do-pointed Apostalle Aspirant, 10 Enthused, 10 Repents, 17 Miracle, 19 Road, al gree from Washington College Ireland on November 2, 1951,

—France-Presse.

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