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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY,” AUGUST 30, 1954.

Congress Dulles Preparing

Accused

Of Default

Washington, Aug, 29. The Congress of In- dustrial Organisation Le. gislative Committee said today that the Congress which has just ended, "do- faulted in its responsibili- ties

the American people" and compiled a "shameful" record which the Committee blamed on the Republicans.

to

The Labour organisation, which owed the electam ol President Eisenhower, 11+ crificised the pleseni programine and maid "Come of the worst i decisions" ad the Congress car-

HONE nuisti aljem Inendations.

xcom-

Among these il mentioned let taxes, off-shore oil and Jarte policy

It praised Congressional | approval of the 91 Lawrence Seaway legislation and Senate aejection of the Bricker Amend-

limit the President's

trenty making powers.

PARTISAN SUPPORT

But generally, the Coonmiller said the "few positive achieves ments... resulted from partikon mupport

epresented thr continuation of politics instintest durat prior administrations

F Ameng what F

major

con-ideret faults, the CIO Co- mittee said

Congre

1

Placed the balancing od

aheus) of t

zuational budget tional security 10 tional

security in our and;

"Default

tional economie

fallung k

EX ERSION

Agreements

#zational finan

LONG TOW FOR

A

EMPRESS OF CANADA

Liverpool, Ang. 29.

Dutch tus. Zwarte Zee, arrived here today to tow the burned-out hulk the Canadian Pacific Uner Empress of Canada to Italy.

The tug wiil start the long Low fo Genna on Wednesday. There the liner will be handed over to Italian buyera.

The Empress of Canada was dentroyed by fire and half

submerged in Glad. sione Dock here in January 1953. The WIN raised arven months later in giant salvage operation. which cost £375,000 steri-

enimated that

ing:

WAS

whe would

£50,000

sale price

#

fricht About scrap. The to the Italians

revealed.

has not been Reuter.

MANHUNT

FOR KILLER

CONTINUES

Wigen. Aug. 29. Churchgoera prayed for! the parents of an 11-year- ld murdered schoolbay to- our interna, say as police, on

hunting for obligations by the killer, began a house to

house check up.

adopt of recipaveik 44

o threa

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sion who voted? and by pe pinching nebais th CUARTELIKE

teennleal assistatter abroadd Congress,

"has been more anxious to play politics than to slope sexu! effective ingistution

ket Communist subversion keuter

Aw Boon Haw

Undergoes Operation

Honolulu. Aug. 29 Mr Aw Doon Haw underwent a major operation at 10 am, tem day at Queen's Hospital here

Dr Edmund Lee, the attend- ing physictat, said two surgeons | and two attending physictates performed a draftinge operation. He said t would

24 hours before the doctors would be able to tell whether M Aw would j be off the critical list and Mr Aw's trip to Hongkong would be delayed at least four weeks.

י.די

For SEATO Conference

"Talks Could Be

Prelude To

Historic Change

Washington, Aug. 29.

The Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, scheduled a last day round of talks with his Far Eastern experts in Washington tomorrow in preparation for the Philippines conference on a Southeast Asian security pact.

Like flies over the face of the framework, the assembly engineers hank up the hundreds of aluminium sheets and bolt them lato position on the second Aluminium Beard Building on Park Avenue, New York City. The all metal profeet in the second witch

covered with aluminium sheets. The assembly crew net to work at 6 am. and the 22-storey building was There completely enclosed by 4 n.m.--the whole job being completed inside 10 working hours. are nearly 700 two-storey-high prefabricated wall panel -all bolted to steel brackets. The new buliding record took place at 460 Park Avenue, Northwest corner of 67th Street.--Express

Photo.

Underwater

Statue

Blessed

Mr Dulles has been on a short holiday at his duck island retreat on the St Lawrence River. He plans to fly from Washington on Tuesday to the Philippines, where he will have defence talks with the Philippines Government before attending the eight-nation Southeast Asian conference, opening fishermen and divers watchell as on September 6.

LIC

and boats swung gently on the

4 blessed the statue.

Evatt Welcomes

Mr Attlee's Visit

To Australia

SYNGMAN- RHEE'S WARNING

DANGER OF

ARMING JAPAN

Seoul, Aug. 20. South Korean President: Syngman Rhee warned to day against another Japanese Pearl Hardou "- and said Free Asin would rather take its chances against Communism Ca submit again to rule by Japan.

bo

The 70-year-old' President, an arch-too of Japan, issued a s ́ale- ment through his office of Public Information, on the forthcoming Southeast Asla Alliance to rold in Manila.

He said there was a "gruVO danger in preliminary steps to ward such an alliance in that the United Sta es "appears to be in favour of making Japan a nuclear power of such an ar- rangement and of building up Japanese military strength 10 the point

of Asiatic prepon- Cerance.

*This

*

קדיי

DOOM ALL HOPES Is the surest

way to dnom all hope to free Aston unity,"

D Rheo

said. Japanese and Communist hegemony, the Free Asiaties can se little choice, and they will take their chances against the Reds rather than submit to the dietation from Japan."

(The United States has sug- gested that Japan join any SEATO plan although Secretary

of State John Foster Dulles has

看着

of Sydney, Aug. 29.

Dr Herbert Evalt, leader of the Australian Labour Opposition, tonight issued a press state- ment welcoming the forthcoming Australian visit of Mr Attlee, British Labour Party leader, and praising him for making an "outstanding contribu- hantion" to the' solution of Asian problems.

Standing eight and a half feet high an weighing

ung more

Sea Fruttuoso, Italy, Aug. 20.

Hundreds [ underwater |

Fall bronze statue of Christ The Christ of the Deep" The

task +onfreading: the go to the Philippines on lowered into the waters of the! Wedera and Asan alles—the

condition that he; presencs dil'in at this little fishing village! United States. Dean, France, I not commit hem Austaba. New

Any future Toury Zealand, Thal-netion was received with some Thurmands of yachts, lunches Hand, Pektator and the Philip satisfaction. we will be to agree n

of the st as th Soomes of sletrehvested tom

SEATO" - of a new pents 1 this

1 gamattom2

saltar # the Jor the murderer Wil-

Espion From Communist subver- for Harmer, who was crabbed sun or outright militny alt

altack fron bas

Dunking is erected Friday mutat

towards a security system more Lin line with the Anaus pret be. The boure to minese inquiries ¦ tween. Aus rabia,

New Zealand will eventually sprend through

and the United States, which the 42 000 promilation, Humired" pledges cach of the partners to

1 parents and children

consitler on attack on any one of Cahrady been questioned

em as dangerous le prace and security, and to meet the danger .*in accordance with its constitu-

tional proceKSCS."

1W !

fedett fact a mile

have

Chiren have been kert f they were Approached by ** strong man before the might of the murder. Police believe

wve

vital cker.

THAN

PROTECTION

Ther

Half an hour before Hormer was found, mother way, Billy

| Mitchell, seven, ww, stabbed by a bionde-hatred man in a blue full.

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OTHER POWERS

Officials hope that Pakistan's attendance might help towards securing the

eventual operation of the tho Colombo powers, particularly the econo- mic maperiS

the Southeast Asian project,

base, the ter

80 tons on its concrete

e will

be a moment Bshermen, sailors and sportsmen who have died at sea. It rests reted near the wreck of a British shpatr Attlee's

which sank in a storm 100 years

THE FIRST

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said Northeast Asia Allianco Japan, Korea and Nationalist Ching may be feasible.)

Rhee sald that the United States must determine "who Refressen in the Japanese

Japanese military erect_ machine that is stronger than POTALLY IMPORTANT

Korean argument and must not

those of the

other Asiatic

be

nt

the

Wa

of the Greek people. He said be an alliance of equal and non- the story had a modri anaingy.ressive partners, or il vill Mr Mullens recalled that while never get started."

The

President aged

said the armies of Phillp of Mace Pearl Harbour can happen

donda were

to Alhin3,

He said, "The malter is vitally Nurces eles to Or Eveil inter- | Mi Attlee's China virit by the

the statement

It should right-wing Labourite Mr J. M. Important and teentertast 10 criticism of Mullens.

Parlamen! om solved now. Communism is on visit to

China by Tuesday, Mr Muller quoted & the march throughout Asia. An There WOTE rryports from a while transporting solliers, embers of the Austro-classical fable of the mythical effective Free Aslan Alliance is needed desperately. But it must the enemies nec visit_by__Atlcul London published here today of the allied kingdom of Saritan Labour rank and file. suggesting that Britain would dina to fight the Russians in Dr Evatt made no direct com- ure the conference to draw a the Crimean war.

Iment on Mr Attlee's China visit clear line between necas of

But said "pecially will we wel- Asta under neknowledged Com-

colne hin

the outstanding munist influence and those Into which the Communists would be warted 1100 to penetrate pact under pain of collective de- bind-fence action. European and heroisphere organisa- State Department officials ex-

peet agreement on the form of the new security treaty to be reached in about four days

ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION

Thus the new SEATO would not be as broad or

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Washington officials said the SEATO conference would place a great deal of emphasis on the need for economie co-operation in the remtoni as a major method

Fration

Parents living near fie dead combatting Communist pene- boy's

bour Plated

rota #m

rafeguard Their Cloldren at night and escort them wherever they R

Palice dogs have been used in

| the manhtail, the biggest Wigan

Mr Aw was taken ill early has known for many years. yesterday and rushed to the hospital suffering from what was An elderly man found William described ነፍ either "bowej Harmer on a rubbish dump. The obstructioni <

a subphrene hoy Husp.d: "It's a man." then abscess. Unted It's.

The died.---China Mail Special.

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EAST MEETS WEST

Melbourne, Aug. 29. The daily newspaper The Age, There is some disappointment today Buggested the Manila here over the refusal of India, talks could be

a prelude to Indonesia, Ceylon and Burma historie change, showing that four of the five Colombo

in spite of Kipling. It is pos- powers attend -to

the conterence sible for East and West to meet, derplle

s.rong diplomatir at levels of sincerity and respect, the approaches by

which mutual understanding and Britain, WAR mast anxious to have A operative endeavours wiiter Asian representation.

The paper

sald editorially

co

But the agreement of the that discussions about the

Oldest

R.A.F. Rey

ot

He added: "We can thank Mr

and Democratic lead"rship

It is by the Italian sculptor contrinition which he made to Guido Calletti and is the first the peaceful solution of some of the vast and complex problems underwater statue of Christ in the world.

of Asia." Eventually it is hoped the le will become a sturtue, Pligrims will clearly be able to seo the Attlee for the wise statesmanship

Christ of the Deep" with out- stretched arms resting on its which brought India, Pakistan rocky ledge 35 feet beneath the, and Ceylon into the family

free nations and still retained waters of the bay.

Next year the site is to be them as leading members of the

British Commonwealth." marked by a torch made of from wreckted ships bronze offered by the United States Navy China Mall Special.

EAST END

BRAWL

London, Aug; 29.

Gift Colombo nation-Pakistan alms, purposes and constitution of the proposed Southeast Asian defence alliance went on, early Indians ran from their homes of in an East End street today to 11 grouping Concepts

mainly on fight gang of thugs who were powers, relying

means to balt

the bea.ing up a 46-year-old Indian, spread of Communism in Asia Mr Sant Singh. were being moutled And en- The thugs come down the larged.

street shouting to each other. They broke windows in Mr continued:

"Recent Pro Singh's house, and when he pro- posals seemingly the product of tested they began mauling him. second thoughts, begin to wear As Indions ran to Mr Singh'n the look of broader plans to aid, the thugs throw beer and

to strengthen in- help Asana

in-¡milk bottles, wrth detences against subver- Hanover, Aug. 29 sive Commmunist machinations,

V.C. Visits

Squadron

IL

instigated

The Royal Air Force oldest | *** surviving holder of the Victoria

After the fight was broken up by police Mr Singh was taken

and abelted from to hospital and detained with

BELIEF IN TRUTH

of

doors of Atlens

drinking again. It is nimost certain

organise the Frankenstein Vodica and eating caviarre with happen if the United States re- Philip Reuter.

Freoncter of Japanese militaris

Rays Make

Car Unsafe

new car.

and permit it to turn its force lvoso

nations,"

the

other against

Asian

NOT ANTI-JAT Rhee denied that Korea anti-Japanese, and he said that of Japan should become part

Pacific

when pact only Japon has shown "evidence of renouncing conquest tional policy and clear proof of anti-Communian.”

Ho Listed eight Korean

és &

no-

Philadelphia, Aug. 29. Patric Foley has an almost- Dr Evatt lauded Mr Alileo as

But he is asking his | TELE~% a man whose "whole carcer is

insurance company to replace marked by an unshakable be-

it-because it has become so grievances towards Japan which liet in truth, Justice and An

of the Rheo radio-active that it is unsafe to include "defianco" any unswerving opposition to

fishing line

"impriscament of totalitarian form of government

Korean nationals In Japan, of and its concept the police Foley is the State Health "threats" of Japaners leader-lo

Department's Australian Labour will wel- and carries radiological chick, retake Korea and the refusal to cobalt retum Korean art ircasures come Mr Attlee at a dinner in "60" and radium in lead-lined taken during Japan's 40-year - Cunberra, attended by members cases in the back of his car Occupation-United Press.

State

usc.

of the Federal Parliamentary He also carries a sensitive Labour Party, the Labour Pre-radiological instrument. When

Hartings, NZ, Aug. 29,

traine miers of five states, and repre- ' that went wrong ho decided to VA man wearing a sentatives of the Australian check the car for radio activity poilceman's hat made a bad Labour Party Executive, Dr, and found that roys had seeped mistake when he "logged" a Evatt said.

through the protective lining. car here and lectured the thres Foley intends to be examined mens passengers on their driving. by a specialist to see whether They were detectives and ho has been harmed by the he was no policeman, leakages.

The sequel took place in Meanwhile, his insurance court an hour later when tho company nre asking for time traffic cop" was heavily fined to consider his car claim. It is for his joke.China Mail Spe- the first of its kind to be made. cla).

Dr Evatt's statement came on the heels of an "acid' attack on

Jerusalem Incident

Amman, Aug. 29. without. this change of em- head Injuries. China Mail Jordan complained today that Cross came to Germany to re-phose were to be sustained in Special

isracli forces fired on Arab visil his old squadron-and the preparations many Asians

Leglon posts in the walls of the found himself on the site of the now hostile to the first concept Perth, Australia, Aug. 20. old city of Jerumiem. German war

lodged prisoners camp might come to regard member-

The In sign language, a 27-year-

complaint was from which he escaped 37 years ship of SEATO

Mixed as worthwhile old deaf and dumb jeweller with the Jordan Israeli ingo.

and desirable."

told the divorce court here his Armistice Commission. It sald Group Captain G. S. M. In- The Age added: "On a modest wife had grown tired of talking that Israeil forces were stationed sall, 55, of Manxs Hill, Screwby, reale the Colombo plan affords to hit in signs.

In the Notre Dame Church and Not ingham, won his V.C. as a an example of what must be He was granted a divorce on another building in Jerusalem's

of Kround

No his Lieutenant

casualties Royal caught in larger measures," the

wife's Israeli sector. with Flying Corps in the first world! Router,

adultery-China Mail Special. were reported.-Reuter.

wor

the

He flew to Dunstorf airfield, near here, with Air Marshal Sir Owen Jones, from the Air Ministry, for the presentation

of a new standard to No. 11 Fighter Squadron, in which they both served.

the floor

He and four friends escaped on August 28, 1917 and reach- cd

Holland

digging after through

boards of their hut and tunnelling to the other aldo of the camp wire.

After his escape, he becamo a full time archaeologist, specialising in air photography

both in the Suez Canal Zone Iraq. China Mali

Special.

PRESS-BUTTON

STARTS

WAR AGAINST SMOG

London, Aug. 29.

There is a charming little ballad called In Foggy London Town which is currently very popular in American juke boxes. But while Americans may find London fogs (especially those in Hollywood films) romantically appealing, they are fighting harder than ever to get rid of fogs, smogs and amases which overhang their own great cities..

One city-the smogglest of from the chimneys at the boller volatile them all has opened up si new hour of US. Steel's. Edgar mechanical

ef push-button dhomical Thomson Works, warfare in its long fight against air pollution.

Crt

Tuels must 4. THE

Teoding equipment

Photo Exhibition'

to burn it smokelesly, Other Camberley, Aug. 20.

fuols must bo wise, smokeless China has the largest number

IRON ORE AGAIN.

used. of foreign entries ct: the 11th

The 18 railroads which › con- Now the Iron dust that te The city is Faburgh, where International Exhibli

of a man pushed a switch one recovered is transformed into vergo on St. Louis were also Photography which opened her night" last week, and rei in clarks of Iron or by the required to follow the same

sam today until September 12. operation giant machines that placing heat of gas torches pay the results have been drama,

China: had 32 dhibiton will

about 370 tons recavor

In New York one company of

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