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ITALY'S

FASCISTS

* THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY," JULY 1, 1954.

U.S. Foreign Sharpening Swords

For EDC Debate

Aid Bill Sent To

Senate

Washington, June 30. The House of Representa- tives today pressed and sent to the Senate a $3,368,689.- 000 (£1,203,074,000) foreign aid bill containing a clause opposing non - aggression pacts with Asian Commun- ists.

the on

Rome, June 30,

Italy's unrepentant fascists are sharpening their swords for the debate on the European Defence Community, which the centre coalition government led by Mario Scelba will seek to ratify later this summer.

The fascista - represented in Parliament by 29 Deputies and nine Senators -- belong to the Movimento Sociale Italiano-(M.S.I.).

The thile, according to a the party recent editors; organ "1 Secolo," is sunimet up attributed to the by a remark

ationalist her, Daniele Manin, who invited the Royal House of Savoy to lend an united Italy

Before voting on the Bill, the House approved unanimously-.. 300 to none-an amendment calling

President ไ withhold special aid funds from Rny

"Locarno Juming type" non-aggression

Irrutles along the lines proposed Just At the end of hemvitation week by Mr

nation

in the last century.

my Eden. he wrote Anthony British Foreign Secretary.

the

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President Eisenhower theated at his Press conference w 1. you won't" Today he would not light

restiletion written inte The House measure.

The actin is not binding on the President even if accepted by the Senate but would mark strong Congressional opinion.

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statues which encircle the sports: erected AV alum

Benito Alussid, Italy' free dicta-

tar on the

uk is of Rome. "A federal Europe would be the surt of Europe in which only the Italy of Hee, bedbugs, and prostitutes could take part,' one neo-fanclat leader declared recently

The Bill for railcation of the European Defence Community having been formally presented to Parliament, Is now in the Compromise diseas nuiling hands of a series of Parliament- which wil Commi (stoJIN, ary

political mitch it Into the open arena ametime within the next few months.

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pursued by Italian governments since the war.

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LITTLE FIGHT LEFT hating the idea of the Europeana Defener Community lies in their

When 11 Catars The arena, LE weld stetise pro-faseists are sure to compete better that Haltinis.

arty themselves for the port They are mordinutely prouts,f forendor. of their national virility, ex- inil the Pressed t the rippling muscles Pirk prominent chins of the

LITTLE OPPOSITION Mr Eisenhower said he had in- quired

the effect of the House action that taken 121 a voice vole yesterday with little opposition. He had been advised the clause would not

United States in what it was trying to do to achieve stability in South-cust Axtu.

He did nut

duticully

limitation on

money.

anticipate

uny

the

result of

St

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of aid

The amount voted is only $109 million (£38,028,000) or about Jess than the total 3 per cent requested by President Eisen- hower.

The vole on the passage of the bil today was 200, 125-Reuter, !

No Limit To

Anti-Red

Defence

Measures

Washington, June 30.

As they believe that there is very little fight left in the beast anyway, they are expected to:

oratory make a great show of

dlourishing during ord cloak the debate,

De-

For while the European

Community will be the debating point. most Deputies

have the problem

their uppermost

Trieste munds. capable

ritification Indelinitely.

It

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Haly and Yugoslavia,

the territory betweed

Mr Lincoln White, Stale De partment spokesman, said toxiay work on the framework of anti-siderably

M.P's Earnings Cominunist defence mesures in

London, June 20.

South-east Λάτσι

at ac.slant

A Socialist who tried to jimit secretary level would begin seon how much members of Parlia-hy the Anglo-American "Studs

Groups "

ment may carta lasche their Parliamentary salary, gut short

10

wus

That this issue is empable of lifting the centre parties cun-

the

right the comments of proved by most Italian newspapers at the time of the riots in Trieste last November-China Mall Special.

A British European Airways hellcopter files in over London to make one of the first landings at the South Bank hellport. The landing ground has just been made available and hellcupiers can now land in the centre of Lomion instead of the outskirts 40 minutes' Journey awny.

British European Airways hope to have a regular passenger service to the South Bank Air Stalion.-Exp coas Photo,

Gold-Trimmed

Car For Duke

Lapeer, Michigan, June 30.

The driver of

a cold- trimmed, velvet upholster- ed car, stopped for speeding here yesterday, told police

to car belonged Duke of Edinburgh-and that he wan driving it to for ship- Western Canada ment to the Duke.

the

the

Mr Cornellua Meredith of Toronto, told police the $19,000 (about £5.800) car was built in the Canadian a Bellish firm factory of for the Duke. It was the kind and only one of lia

was called the "PrincERS.

# $10 He paid

(about £4) fine without argument -China Mall Special.

STUDENT'S

NUCLEAR

These Kaups would draw up ABBOT PLEADS DISCOVERY

for sluft in the House of Commons recommendations

their on the kind of governmenta today.

A loud roar of "no" from the organisation' and' treaty guaran- a single tees thirt should be used to Conservatives and not

in Indo-Chin peace "yes" greeted Mr John Packer maintain when he asked permission to settlement if such a settlement Introduce a private member bill was reached at the Geneva Far

Eat peace conference.

to do this

Conservatives

regarded

the

Can-

Sir Winston

The meetings were decided bl as being med at the big as a result of week-end majority of

their party who ferences between oppose an increase in membery Churchill and President Eisen- hower with their foreign secre- angry tries to set up the study groun with the Government for re- to work on plans for mutual

House of jecuing a non-party

pay

1bour members

arc

Commons vote 171 in your of relding a member's salary from

36

£1,000 a year to 21500.

Many

Labour

members

are

to have only about £6 a

Parliamentary

action. -Reuter.

week for themselves are paying today, and searched early m Their

salaries. But they have so far rejected Ing trains leaving

a Government

the alternative

penses

pay

Special.

Brighton, June 30. Police threw a cordon round

South Brighton,

coost resort

for London three young

in the window and radio shop

sets.China

Inen

offer to discuss atter

smashed of lax-free ex- preferring the straight local

Krense.China Mail Television

Special.

A British Crossword Puzzle

FOR BETTER WORLD

Religious Leader In United States

San Francisca, June 29.

Sydney, June 30.

Indian A 24-year-old science student was credit- ed today with an important

nuclear discovery in

search described as a "once in a life time" finding the Nuclear Research

A plea for better orgupartment of Sydney Univer- sation of the free nationssity.

Department

Stars Visible At Quetta During Sun's Eclipse

Quetta, June 30.

Stars were clearly visible today at Quetta, one of the last towns in the path of the total eclipse before the shadow ran out in the Rajasthan desert of North-west India.

A light haze covered the whole area for a little over a minute during the period of totality, the first seen at Quetta for 400 years.

Solar radiation, magnetic and ionosphere readings at the Quetta Geophysical Observatory. were made

Charles miles away at

Mastung, Professor Forty Smiley, of the United States, made a complete photo-

graphic record.

Heavy mancoon clouds pro- vented a full observation of the

#rt partial eclipse

Karachi, Lahore and Peshawar,-Reuter. RUSSIAN OBSERVATIONS Moscow, June 30. Conditions for the scientists who observed the sun's cclipse in the Caucasus "were excel-

". Int"

expect valuable the Director of the Treulls," Moscow Planetarium, Dr V. Bzzykin, said tonight.

He sald elsewhere conditions were eloudly and disappointing after a week-long and clear skies,

heat wave

that a minute of rare awsome

the beauty was born as Bickered out

There

was

3 new light, beautiful and cerie, glowing round the rim of the moon. two irridescent shooting

treamers millions of mice into space.

Near the south-west 'edge of the sun, for a few seconds only, could be seen tiny, licking, red tongues jets of incandescent hydrogen gas.

The sky around turned a dark

streaks slate grey, while orange rimmed the horizon.

ol

most ever

The temperature dropped one by

and a half degrees during the De-eclipse and the wind changed

Then, suddenly, the sun re- and blew stronger, he said,

In Moscow, 87 per cent of the appeared with its great brillance sun's disc was covered and sum- and the eclipse was over. head. Profesor mer crowds stopped in the streets

**It was опе of the But the sky wus to watch.

majestic sights I have heavily overcast and the sun was seen," the reporter said. broke

He only fully. It

was one of the 3 re- porters, photographers, astro- for several minutes at the fullest nomers and crew members of a through and was seen clearly

phase, however.

special eclipse flight arranged by American Museum of National History.Reuter,

of the world and more prae- tical policies in the fields of ary Mestel, announced that economica und finance Was the discovery involved either a made today by Abbot Sogen new fundamental particle of the Asahina, leader of the Bud-atomic nucleus or a new mode of dishitegration or decay of a thist Zen sect of Japan.

known particle.

The religious leader is in San Francisco for a brief visit fol- a two-month hark lowing

visit of of a major American elles. Abbol Asahin stole

to

Bald that

The di. covery came to light in examination of photographic plates which had been exposed

at the to

radiation cosmle

over Lie island

said examination

aft

of

Mail primary purpose of his trip was altitude of 14,000 feet in balloons

American sent up with discuss religious leaders, educators and Sardinia. Government officials ways In which the world can be govern- el with reason rather than by power.

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This is my primary purpose other In any ог In Japan country," the Abbol said, "be reasonable be- catre brough

alone can havinur

peace be ecured for the world.'

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The partial eclipse began in Moscow at 3.01 p.m. and ended at 6.12 pm. Thirty expeditiona

ASTRONOMER ROYAL of Soviet scientists were sent to observe the total eclipse on Ita)

Leuchars, Scotland, June 30, 2,000-kilometre path over Soviet territory from the Baitle to the

Str Harold/ Spencer Jones, Caspiani,

Newspapers have been full of Britain's Astronomer Royal, said of articles

on the phenomenon for on landing here today from a the plates here indicated either the past week. Pravda said the flight on which he watched the an entirely new type of decay exactitude of Soviet predictions eclipse of the sun that he had eclipse's place and times not seen what he most hoped

the for-"

doy- one of the meson particles or showed "everything in the

world

happens according

Sir Harold, fret Astronomer natural rules of laws" and the Soviet science based on Royal to watch an cellpse from theory could an aircraft flow from Leuchars Marxist-Leninist "probe the essence of the most to a point south-west of Iceland complicated phenomena."--Reu- and then followed the truck of

the total eclipse to the east, "It was a fascinating

"The (sun's) parience," said.

an entirely new type of men. He said that the type of decay been "has never indicated

before anywhere in observed the world."

on the

Abbot Asahina said that re- Mostel credited the initial Intions between Japan and the discovery to Gannapalki Shriner. United States were not clear- kantla, 24. from Bombay, who

50 to cut and must become

came to Australia to work for avoid continuing difficulties.

his doctorate after studying at the Imperial College in London

-United Press. for

LEAD TO UNREST "A state of dependence Japan will lead to disgust and unrest," he said, "and further loosening of the bonds that unite free nations"

The Abbot urged that each under nation's right to speak political philosophy not be in- ed as a right to pursue

a

u

interest.

The religious leader said that the only practical approach to present world tension is for the worlds of Democracy and Com- munism to live separated by n "curtain"

and until tensions pressures subalde,

DROP "CURTAIN"

AWSOME BEAUTY

to

timation of

he

x-

New York June 30. A reporter watching today's corona was quite symmetrical eclipse of the sun from a plane with two long streamers from west, The inner flying above Canada, reported the east and

corono was very much brighter than I had expected. The out corona was fainter.

The sym- metrical streamtry in the inner were about 2,000,000

Communists Admit Failure To Wipe

.

Out Belief In God

London, June 30.

The Communists admitted yesterday that Then, he said, "the curtain they have failed to wipe out belief in God behind can be dropped and whatever the Iron Curtain. advantages existing in either system can be intently con-

objectively by both side.."

In

Tho

persistonos

of

miles long.

"It was a gamble whether or not Wo would sto daytime Duzorão. This is a time of sun- spot minimum when, the sun is very quiescens and

much less frequé PRO

"If we had seen it, It would have been interesting to com- paro.it with time aurore.'

He said were made of the

of the sky during the eclipses It was n deep crimson and the cloudbank.

buzeath us was like

rich car pot of deep purple," he said.

Ha wald they were in the shadow of the total eclipse for

The admission came from a lecturer, a Pro- aldered and shortcomings, seen fessor Gagarin, who explained it in a broadcast two minutes 52 seconds al

you consitiur valuable discussing his impression over Moscow Radio beamed to Soviet Moldavía.ot 20 seconds which was “very whold of history of the United States, which he The broadcast was monitored here.

there has been about half an le visiting for the first time, the Abbot remarked on the restless-

hour of total. entipsd,” of the, of religious idear. Millions nors and

busyness of life rougious-idealistic conceptions in worlding people of our father in London, Dr R.L. Water- of the Royal As he belloves нето. Не Americana seek a tranquillity certain citizens of the Soviet land, who in the not too distant field, Fallow,

asis wherent, in the Union and the satural logging part wore religious, have now tronomics Boulety's such

of the consciousness

one of six astronomers of the given up religious convictions. Oriental the and that there is moaswas...is due to the fact that "But" "a pari", of the Soviet for a 1,200-mile "collpre trip? nood for . quiọź: meditation centre to be established in the in a dumber of places the ranse people continue to believe in in, a British, airliner salg vise

and political work is United States don from chies and their confusion as hot, being hoided in Urum God Themes are: poople who expedition was omplete

said

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aarom: 1 Ratto, 4. Sceled, 0 "it, must, soon be determined chec Gossip, 10 Issue 12 Erosis, 14 Theorem, 17 Robe, 19Livzied, 'whother, rots: Will vlani machinida 20. Foreman, 12 Open, 29 Testing, 27 Docent, 29 Crade, 1:59. on, machines mun ho mald Tampor, 31 Bleals, 32 Tilth. Down 1: Right, 2 Tarte, saj Odán 5 96The Abbot wild: return " Chlo 6. Lesson, 7 Dowmad 9 Prelate, 11 Street, 13 minem10 atime his visit bern and orill Hoop 15 Opaad 18 Bean, 20 Forces, 24, Redues,, IC 26. turd to Impaktfrtti, 28' CALL

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