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COMMENT OF THE DAY
Reassurance
PRESIDENT Eisenhower's
to
foreign policy speech can be expected give much needed encour- agement to the free world. Among other things removes misgivings created in the West and elsewhere by some of the recent public utturnaces of Mr Poster Uulles and u number of prominent congressmen. The important aspect of The President's declaration JA that it represents a Junk-
CHINA MAIL
No. 35841
Established 1845
SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1954.
French Govt's Fate Decision Today
DAY-LONG TALKS
TO AVERT CRISIS
President
Confers With
Key Politicians
Paris, June 12.
M. Rene Coty, the French President, conferred with key politicians Lorm view, and the policy yesterday in an attempt to avert a political crisis.
onunciated, therefore, is no expedient. While
it les
potley which provides for the present, it also projects. itself into the future, it is as spacious as it is realistic. Many will see in it a re- flection of the late President Roosevelt's power of vision and grasp of essentialities. The apprehension that has recently been generated iza the minda
The free peoples of the
world
in
IN
Jim
that the United States preparing to abandon policles
of nurturing the economically backward countries and to loosen ties. In other directions with its traditional allies. This, of course, may still happen if
congressional reaction to Me Eisenhower's pleas hostile. But
ut least the world now knowa where the President stands so far as
foreign policy is concerned,
With M. Joseph Laniel's 11-month-old Government facing almost inevitable defeat in today's (Saturday's) vote of confidence on Indo-China, the President saw M. Edouard Herriot, Radical elder statesman, and General Pierre Koenig and M. Jacques Chaban Delmas, the Gaullist leaders.
Radical and Gaullist Deputies will decide the outcome of the vote. He also received M. Lanici, M. Paul Reynaud, the Deputy Premier, and M. Frederic Dupont, the Indo-China Minister.
Korea Conference
Failure In
Sight
Geneva, June 11.
Britain told the 19 nations at the Korea conference here today that they would have to admit they could not complete their task if they failed to solve the deadlock over free elections and United Nations authority.
For the second time in two days, Mr Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, urged the conference to face up to realities or admit failure. He issued a similar warning yesterday to the to defeat rash aggression,"| nine-nation Indo-China peace talks.
and the assurance is given that if he is supported by Congress, that pulley, with its provisions for strength
the
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The next
New
stil "We must strive constantly | A
more unstable Korea and to prevent with our riends for a freer
armistice possible system of world trade and Chine. Investment, for strengthen-
Today's plenary
IN
were
Despite Intense Inst-minute negotiations behind the scenes, M. Laniel's prospects of being able
to scrape together majority for today's cruelai test were rated as very slim in quarters here lust political night.
Only sothe development at the Geneva
conferer
some spectacular
ozy the
LUC-
some major sur- prise move in Parliament could save the Gov.rrament, cording to these sou
SOURCES. The Government's fate de- the attitude of wholly ends the 70 Radical Deputies the 15
75 Gaullists whose defection
Last the resound- Ing Government defcal on Thursday morning when ta Indo-China motion was thrown
the
partial
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Above are the faces of the gold medals which the Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Lid., won at the Swiss food fair.
Tragic Death Of Artist's
Wife
San Francisca, June 11.
Mrs Janios Kingman, 41, wife of famed Chinese
artist Dong Kingman died at St. Francis Hospital carly today from the effects of a stroke.
Doctora sald Mrs King- man, suffering from high blood pressure.
WEA stricken ut a hotel here early this morning. Tho По Kingmans' 18-year-old son. hotel Donald, called the physician who had ber transferred to the hospital where she died less than two hours later.
Kingmana have another son,
their home made
In Brooklyn, NY. The family was staying here while Mr Kingman went on the five- month tour-United Press.
The
who Eddia,
RED TRADE
MISSION
Chinese Going To London Next Week
a
Sack McCarthy Demand
Washington, June 11.
Tel. 21433.
HK Wins 2
2 Gold Medals At Swiss Food Fair
UNIQUE SUCCESS FOR HK & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD
Two gold medals with honours have been awarded to the Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Ltd., for exhibits of Chinese food and display of a Chinese dinner set at the world-famous "Hospes" fair at Berne, Switzerland.
This was announced yesterday by
the Secretary of Company, A. Sommerfelt.
the
Mr
The exhibition of food, under the supervision Senator Ralph Flanders, of the manager of the Peninsula Hotel, Mr Leo today urged the Senate to Gaddi at present on leave in Switzerland, was deprive Senator Joseph Me- awarded 39 out of a possible 40 points after an Carthy of oflley as Chair-international jury of gourmets from Switzerland, man of its Investigations France, Canada, Austria, Germany and Yugoslavia tasted the shark fin soup, sweet and sour pork and bamboo shoots.
unleas he
Committee, answers the accusations made against him in 1962.
He salt Senwor McCarty Senate in had held the entire contempt in refusing to answer foods.
charges inade by former Demo-
All the jury were expert judges of Chinese
cratic Senator, William Benton
The second gold medal with honours was for a before a Senate Elections Sub- Chinese dinner set of Kwangai porcelain for a party of
committee.
12, each piece bearing the Chinese characters, Man Senator McCarthy had been Sau Mo Geung which means "Life Without End". accused of diverting money
his
accepting $10,000 from a housing
he
Mr donated to fight Communism to Gaddi displayed this in the traditional fashion on a
tise, own
Crowds admired the exhibit. of Improperly round table.
Considering that all the food What booklet corporation for
exhibited at the "Hospes" Fair wrote and of salf-interest activities on behalf of certain was tinned and then flown to the Switzerland by BOAC, the gold such groups, Nationalist China Lebby.
medal was a great credit to the two men who
he prepared the Flanders last week Chinese dishes.
other
GS
In
Senator delivered the strongest attack
donc a
tin
and
will the company do with the gold medals? Exhibit them in the Peninsula Hotel? Mr Sommerfelt Bat back thought. "I don't know yet," said. Then he amiled. "Perhaps wo'll have gold medals stamped on
letterheads you know, like the cigarette il-winners of 39 international gold medals",
our
The exhibition was a triumph for Mr Leo Gaddi, who joined the Peninsula 25 years ago as a junior cheb and worked himself up to the
position of Hotel mariager.
the
A: this exhibition of world's culinary arts, chots from 20
out by 322 votes to 263.
Though both parties are still
In represented
M. Laniel's Cabinet, 54 Goullists and 33 Radicals voted against it. Short a freer system of world trude, and continued Canada,
unforeseen "bombshell", Zeeland,
cussion "ince we have obtained of an economic assistance to the France, Belgium and Thailand | concurrence, or
a substantial number of these come close to
few Depulles, particularly from the not A free countrien needing it to supported the British stand in concurrence,
Gaullist ranks, are expected to keep communism at bay, upholding the United Nations punta.
withhold their support again The five points put to the con- will be implemented in the as a world authority.
But China
North Korea ference
tottering from Tod
last Saturday by Mr
Govern fullness of time. Certainly maintained
They wero the Peninsula ment. their outright re- Vyacheslay Mulolov,
Soviet
ever by u fellow Republican Hotel's chef, Mr Max Moosmann in the English-speaking fusal to consider any United Foreign Minister who presided On the credit side, M. Lautel
Senator
against Senator Me and Mr Tsui Tim, the Hotel's world Mr Eisenhower's de- Nations supervision of all today, cover all-Korean elections can count on the backing of
Oarthy alleging:
caterer. claration will be received Korean elections.
within six months, the setting some 200 Conservatives, Popular
**Were the Junior Senator
Mr Sommerfelt told the China with the keenest apprecia-
meeting on Keres-up of an electural commission Republicans and dissident Gaul-
Geneva, June 11.
from
Wisconsin in the pay of Mail yesterday: "The two men us in the case of the Imo- by both Korean Parliaments, Į fists, but he will face an equal.y tion. It necords
The first Chinese Com the Communists, he could not got their heads together and with the Chins talks will be fixed by withdrawal of all foreign troops, ceriuln opposition from the 105 foreign policies of the Im-consultation between
munist trade mission to have
better job for experimented for months with the cun 1972 International supervisory Socialists and 99 Communists.
that food bofore they were perial Government and the terence chairmen
commission and guarantees.
Britain to discuss expand- them."
Before the Senate session, he satisfied that the correct standard rest of the Commonwealth. Mr Chou En-int,
Chinese The Communists want the
ing Anglo-Chinese trade strode into the current Army had been reached, Mr Moes- In particular is welcomed Prime Minister, accused the Internauonal commission •
hearing Relations between M. Lanie will arrive in London "soon McCarthy
to tell mann, who was trained at Home, President's statement: United States of trying to create on the mode of that supervising and his Radical coalition part-after next Tuesday,"
Senator McCarthy of his im- had apparently learned how to situation the Korean armistice which has
foods during chef's
his anners have been worsening pro-Chinese
folding attack. spokesman
countries Including Japan, any Polish,
Swing Czech
since the gressively ever
Ver-
"I don't have enough Interest training. Indo-Swedish members.
Reuter here tonight.
in any Flanders speech to listen
"He had to make sure with competed to produce food that Mr Eden sat
den sat the Camun tailles Pre idential elections Jost
the sweet and
would make a gourmet's painte sour pork, for to Senator McCarthy Com- December when incompatible Deco
the Radicals session was proposals
tingle with excllement and joy. The mission will comprise 11mented.-Reuter.
instance, that he didn't put too ed trade agreement legisln the art on Korea for six days with United
Nations
P'r me Minister's members, One will be from the
much sour or too much pepper principles, the
A team ct Fix Eritish master tion, for imper rules and and
also falled to get Chinese delegation to the Asac
in otherwise it might have been chets won a prize for cooking the 14th since the con- He saw "no prispects of agree. election but
-her own candidate clected. under which ference regulations
began
here on the all-Korean
too sour or too peppery when Ronst Bref conference here, others will go nearly
and
Yorkshire with the Gaullists from East
the tin was opened after the trig Pudding. trade
Relations can be carried on." weeks ago.
commission in which the Com
Bella, where Live
Other English (and deteriorating This has been the
to Switzerland." WORLD OPINION British
since minority have been munist North Korean
Scottish) dishes included salmon, Easter when
Chinese maintain a large mision, M. Lantel nbanTM Mr Chou saki China believed would have a
u veto. Government's pien for the
and Chino,
and Frouse
turkey, Cornich would not
Britain was last four or five years, and that world opinion
ready to explore doneti ha "neutral" position on allow America to "walk out of every means of reaching the European Army and swung
will be led by Mr
pasties, Aylesbury duck, chicken backed by the strength of
and Dover soles and whitebait. th: Geneva conference"
must be me round to support Popular Re-Chung-su and Mr Shin Chih- inment, but there Mr Eisenhower's guidance
Chefs atro come from France, publican pressure for the "clamouring of sign that agreement was possible ratilleation
speedy ang. Vice Managers of the China
Spain,
Germany, Fesponse to
tho and advocacy, hopes are the Synginan Rhee clique." If the conference had to admi
European import and Export Corporation..
Washington, June 12. stronger than ever before He urged the conference to failure. that fact should be re-Defence Community Treaty.
The five-power mbi ary con- that it will finally bo adopt a five-point Soviet pro- ported to the United
Despite assurances, Nations.
some of Mr Shih Chih-ang is a member
ference on Southeast Asia ended that while the backbenchers of both parties of the Chinese delegation. realised.
Alis posal as a basis of further dis-
Jast night with on announce- ment that the existing armistice remained doubt the Government's sincerity
the high ranking in force, the search for a politi- to reach a truce at the Genevo
officers of the United States. British trade delegation will go Britain, France, Australia and cal cal
"could be re- settlement
But some Government sup- whenever the right sumed
Zealand would Now
transmil porters were still hoping last moment came."
The Chinese mission will visit their
conclusions to their Mr Eden rejected Mr Chou's night that President Coly might assertions that the Geneva con-call for general electione and factories in Britain, made "brood governments,
contacts with British Industriai The military representatives, ference had nothing to do with save the Laniel Cabinet from
Under the French Con- and business circles and con- who have been meeting in secrei the United Nations. He recall- defeat,
June 3, made no dix. ed that the United Nations had stitution, President Rene Coty duct talks on the expansion of since
can decree fresh elections after trade between the two coun- closures as to what their con- defended the
clusions were. successfully
consulting the Cabinet, if the tries." victims of aggression in Korea. National Assembly defeats two
A Defence Department ari- Since the conclusion of in Prime Ministers in less than 18 Tho projected visit follows nouncement merely. noted that armistice under Its authority,
months by more than half of the trade talks here betwong ofcials they had "completed their dis- it was "more closely concerned voles of the 027-member Cham- of the Chinese delegation and cussions." than ever" with a peaceful solu-ber. The next general elections representatives of the British Their conclusions will be tion of the Korcan question, are not due for another two.overnment and business in transmitted to their rospective
years-Reuter.
governments," it added-Reuter
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