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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER −3;~ 1954;

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MR FRANCE

CAMPAIGNS

AGAINST

DRINK

Paris, Nov. 4. M. Pierre Mendes-France, French Prime Minister, who has often been photograph- ed with a glues of milk or a Boft drink in his hand, is planning the next step in his campaign against alco- holism in France.

Under his emergency economię powers, he has niready decreed that only one-third of nex! your's sugar-beet crop may b distilled into alcohol.

Now despite and powerful

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Elephants On Rainpage

Salisbury, 6. Rhoderis,

Nov. 4.

A great herd of 60 wild elephants

reported Wha here to be moving into the south-eastern part wiate threatening water supplies and vital crops

of the

Mr A. v. Fraser, Federal gamo officer, announcing this here added that fow people realised whai vast hords of elephants there are in Southern Rhodesia and what a difficulty is in

control them,

to

Herds аго interfering with the irrigation system in the Sabi River ares also while hippopotami Arc causing widespread dam- *50 and the rapacious baboon population ls in creasing rapidly.

He called for the extab- lishment of team of first- class amateur hunters to thin en fu particular the baboons, bra and wilde- boesia in ocrtain districts, - China Mail Special,

Hats Point

Administration

Will Make Best

Of A Bad Job

GROUND CUT FROM UNDER McCARTHY

By Paul Scott Rankine

Washington, Nov. 4. Administration leaders tonight were prepared

to make the best of a bad job over the Républican defeat in Tuesday's elections.

But the Democrats' victory in both Houses of Congress was seen by many here as offering Presi- dent Eisenhower himself a freer rein for many of his policies, notably in the international field.

After January 1, when the new Congress meets, chairmanships of all the committees in the Senate and the House of Representatives will pass to Demo- is a virtual necessity for the success of the President's legislation proposals.

Way To Man's crata. Approval of these committees

Character

and

to find the

Da

And his plans for foreign It was he who pushed through ali, freer trade

other legislation, to cut off ald to New York, Nov. 4.

ratify countries which did not moves towards internationalism Beware of the sul mare likely

European

Com- Defence Demo- the with a big hat.

Dome similar He is com-crats with their song liberal munity treaty pensating for his snadiness) element more sympathetle than of European collective defence.

Speaker of the New House and is able to be quick; many of his own Republicans.

be Mr Sam Rayburn of wit After a neck-and-neck race [tempered.

Texas. He declared today: "We ahead to the Dimounis nusei Beware, too, of the man in victory by one seat in the 96- are not going to vote against them because he (the President) vachting cop who doesn't own feat Senate.

is a Republican. yacht. He resents the fart

!

in Parliament he is cemideyangthat he cannot afford one had further stejar

which will affe. | to him a yachting cap is a sym- He is wearing it because ot only the big produere turi bol.

Individual drinker. of his inferiority

These are the opinions 12 Decisions Die Expotest within a

Harry toinick, US, hat experla, who says that hats are one of the clearest pointers la a man's character.

Best of all, says Rolnick, is the

with a tweer! man

tup the middle of his

staff are considering

Re-institution of some

measures,

such дя

wartime "drinkless" days, when sirohotle Arnly on

PARTY'S HERO

The parly's bero tonight WOLB 41-year-old Richard Neuberger, who gave them this narrow majority by winning Dregon, breaking

40-year Republican hold on this Pacific state. But because the result was so close--Mr Neuberger's final majority is expected to be about 2,000-the State Governor

under guard pending a

"We will vote for things we think are in the interest of the American

can people and oppose those that are not.”

N.X. ARGUMENT

In New York, tonight. argument silli ragod around the victory of Democrat Mr Averell Harriman, in the election for Blate Governor. Republicans who have had administrative control of the Empire state for 12 years pinned hopes of upsetting Mr

their

drinks could gut be bought in head. He's "botiest, dependable, ordered all ballot papers placed Harriman's success on an official

cafes and wineshops.

and closing hours could

ulso

straightforward” Opening

regulated. open early in

strictly moro

be

Most bars now

the morning and do not close!

Tougher Soldiers about December 1.

until evening or after midnight to stop depending on the area.

2. Imposition

dec.1011

recount

Road Accidents

"Freddie" the goat mascot, has been instrumental in re- ducing the number of accidents in the 2nd Battalion of the Canadian Infantry Regiment "Princess Patricia", In Germany. Any driver who is involved in an accident is given the tak of looking after "Freddie" for one week. In a short time the number of accidents was reduced

from seventeen to

Proof that the lesson of minding the goat is having good effcet-Express Photo,

London Corporation

Running

Ready

Of

Short

Money

London, Nov. 4.

canvass which has already in some districts and will Though the Democrats have start in the city aren on Tues- Washington, Nov. 4.

48 Senate seats to the Republi- The US Army have decided cans 47, the odd one will give

day.

Mr Harriman's unofficiaă major- The Corporation of the City of London, once "nursending" troops. them an extra vote. Oregon's

in a Special combat offlers

9,657 have other Senator, Mr Wayne Morse, is only

ave one of the world's richest square miles, today higher been told to plan waugher trab who holds it as an Independent, General, Mr Nathaniel Gold-reported that its 600-year-old cash fund was at a

million

poll. The State Attomey- taxes on alcoholic drinks pron, ing programmes.

has promised liquor sales leences France The

line up with the stein, has begun Investigating low ebb because of the high cost of living. made Dernocrats. ulready It. Hore bars per, because of an Arny port that

Never In American history alleged voting frouds, capita and at fugher, ob vhodasm, the Korean war proved that hus Senate race been so close.

Vice-President Richard Nixon The City's funds maintain the pageantry" and in dispensing rufe ban asy other

ry. Ft. itudequately trafi

Batley (London's High hospitully on national and in- And the Oregon result, apart, will continue to act as President Old

constitutional

Mansion Court), the

House ternational occasions. suldiers were the first to become the composition could still change of the Senate, a casualties.

itepublican seats include that of prerogative. But he has no vote (Oficial residence of the Lord

The cash Many Army olleen reported | Mr Clifford Case who has alim except to break a fie

Mayor), open spaces and schools. for public drunkennes. At pre-mi while Americana fought | majority over this Democratic The floor leadership will be

It fa also responsible for the sent, there is posted in every bar well in Korea they could have opponent in New Jersey. There taken out of the hands of Re- maintenance of a "dignified civic a fude

sheet of small paint fought better, If their train- is to be a recount there and the publican Senator Wiliam Know-

drunks will wartung that

land who

recently official result may not be an-.

proposed that jing had been more effective.

Bidault. To fned for disturbing the perce One officer said that while nounced for a woelt.

Mr Eisenhower should break off triking policemen uch

on the Chinese in Korea knew how

America's diplomatic relations rations,

with the Soviet Union,

Resign From

3

HEAVY FINKS Application of heavy fines

and the penally is five frunes (to endure on light (about one penny sterling). | Amerioa suldiers demanded two There could also be closer super-hot

meals a day and did not vision of The law forbidding fight so efficiently when they did sales of Intoxicants to miners.not receive them. —London Ex- Reuter.

press Service,

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McCARTHY STRIPPED One of the results of the Democrata cells will be to σαν a lot of ground from feet of Benator under the

when ho Joseph McCarthy loses

the chairmanship of Senato Investigation two commitices.

He will

Senator Lyndon Johnson, a

Texas Democrat, will be the now Action Committee

leader.

NO ARGUMENT While

which has

Americans din- what has tonight been called the most topsy- tuvy election for general there elbelions,

Do argument that the poll was the hearicel over recórdad for a mid-term, a Prostdanižal baltos,

Incomplete returns put the

be stripped of his power to continue inquiries in-

dubversion suspected Government and to subpoena reluctant witnesses for gruelling

to

cross

examination

teat.

Senator McCollan,

comes

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Bikini's

Martyr Of

Ashes

Are Radio-Active

Tokyo, Nov. 5.

Japanese doctors here have certifled that the ashes of Aikichi Kuboyama, now known through- out Japan as "the martyr of Bikini,” are radio- active.

Their autopsy report has made the 89-year- old fisherman tragically famous as the first known victim of a hydrogen bomb.

But he died after developing jaundice.

His 22 fellow victims of the March 1 Bikini bomb's outfall of dust survived him. În Octo- ber, doctors suld that some of them had recovered sufficiently to be allowed to visit their homes.

CREMATED IN TOKYO

Kuboyama was cremated In Tokyo and bla ashes taken to Yaizu for burial on October 10.

But four questions are still being asked-and discussed bere:

Was the Jaundice the result of injuries from the bomb's dusting?

BIG PROFIT

ON CEYLON RICE DEAL

Colombo, Nov. 5. Prime Minister Sir John Kotelawala told Ceylon's House of Representatives today that the prices agreed to for next year under the

Ceylon-China barter Tuli rice-rubber

deal would result in

a profit of 34,000,000 rupees to Ceylon.

Would be have lived It United States modion! experts had been permitted

10 make A examination and prescribe treat- ment?

Did Japanese doctors, jealous

of their national and professional

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pinion fall Kuboyama by re-

They would also ensure, he American offers of help? sald, the supply of rice to Ceylon Japanese public opinion AL 0 price lower than WŁ Justified in to Intensified call obtainable from any other source. for the payment of damages by

Sir John was making a state- the United States following ment

on the

recent visit of Kuboyama's death?

The Japanese Foreign Ministry Ceylan's Commerce Minister, Mr ocknowledges

5. C. Shirley Corca, to China that his death for price revision talks under the

| "gave rise to a wave of charger barter deal, and to Egypt for ond counter-charges over the securing Ceylon's tea market. treatment of the affected fisher- man and the probable cause of the Kuboyama demise.”

The Premier said that in 1936 Ceylon would have a surplus of 100,000 tons of rice if Ceylon bought all the 270,000 tons of rico in exchange for 80,000 tons of rubber,

OTHER MARKETS

In an information bulletin issued in Tokyo, the Foreign Ministry concludes: "As for the report in some foreign news- papers that jaundice in Kuboya- If Ceylon failed to obtain ma's Chke

might have been other Chinese goods in lieu of caused by blood transfusion, the this surplus rice Ceylon would Japancao physiclars do not seem have to sell it in other markets to agree, and the Bnal report of and negotiations in this regard their conclusion is expected to be had been already inlisted.. announced in due course," IMPORTANCE OF FINDINGS

Both Japanese and Ameri." can authorities attach coll siderable. Importance to the medical findings on Kabo- FARM,

the

How

Caylon was

actively developing entrepot trade in examining possibility of Chipse

commodities

John said the tradò agree- might concluded.

with Egypt would remove difficulties in the way of Ceylon, ten sales in Egypt The

formal signing of

Each party concedes that an agreement would take placa throughout Japan tho cise in Cairo in November, when caused intense anti-American Commerce Minister Cores was feelings, fanned by angry news- expected to visit Egypt Reuter. paper comment accusing tho United States of "Insincerity" (a grave sectisation in Japan.)

The medical case history, assembled here by the Japanese Foreign Ministry remains to be completed.

Belgrade, Nov. 4. Yugoslavia End Indonesia have agreed to establish diplomatic relations and exchange repre- sentatives at ministerial level, an official announcement sald

from the development of waste land and common soil in the city, the title of which

was confirmed by ter of

King

ber 23. He had died at 1856 the establishment of diplomatic Today, Mr W. E. Sykes, hours that day In Tokyo relations springs from a wish Chalman

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Corn and Finance

· För Kuboyamá, it was com- he announcement sald that thar-pleted on the night of Septem

of the City's Coal, hospital, and the autopsy was to advance the existing friendly Committee performed the same night. Its relations between Yugoslavia told the Court of Common Coun- results are still being studied and the Repubile of Indonesia.”

which governs the city that and argued-Reuter.

Unlied Preas.

the fund was in "a very serious #tate."

fact

of

Paris, Nov. 1. Former Premier and Foreign Bidsult will | Minister Georgen

poon resign as President of the French "Action Committee the Resistance", an outgrowth of the wartime underground National

Resistance Council CNR) it wa learned here

today

Officer

of the Committee Free

"I think we must face the

that we can no

longer anance all the services and amenities which we have pro- vided for generations. where in the country, most of them

are paid for out of the ratepayers' For

taxpayer.}} money

.

Mr Sykes said since World

£583,700 to the Guildhall

led even the President to pro-Agure at more than 44,680,000, have asked the wartime

compared with the previous re- French leader, General Charles War, the fund had paid Democrat cord of 40,381,922 in 1950. The do Gaulle, 10 assume from Arkansas, avowed enemy cloctorate is about 100 million. Presidency.

the School of Music: £411,300 to

the upkeep of open spaces and

of McCarthy, will succeed him. About 61,880,000 votes were cast The General is expected to £287,900 for the administration' In the House of Representa in the 1942 Presidential election reply to the Committee to- of justice, mainly at the Old tives, the un-American won by Mr Eisenhower Reu-morrow on the offer-France- Bailey.

Activities Committee-counter-ter.

part of the McCarthy Group-

will have

Democrat

Walber.

now Chairman

Congrestian Francis He has been a stární of the methods of the Chairman, Mr

Presse.

EIGHT ARAB NATIONS

PROTEST TO BRITAIN

London, Nov. 4.

lean Harold

Veido The trade protectionists, have been dealt a heavy blow too. Their champion in the House, Mr Daniel Rood, a Republican high tarif advocate, "will be ousted from the chairmanship of ther Important, Wayn and tested to Britain against the intention of the new Menne Committed

which British Ambassador to Israel, Mr Jack Nicholls, handics all tariff as well as tax to present his credentials in Jerusalem instead of

legalation

of

SUCCESSFUL FIGHT

1

A

The eight Arab nations today vigorously pro-

Tel-Aviv.

CITIZENS ENTERTAINED

More than £85,000 ba¿ been spent on entertaining leading world eltizens,

The general reserve of the, fund was £450,433 in March, Inst year. With the deficiency anticipated for this year, the balance next would be £43,130, Mr Sykes said he thought that

with the co-operation of every member of the Court, the fund would in time right Itself China Mail Special.

It was Mr Hood, who loda

Mr Anthony Nutting, the causó a deterioration of rela- the protectionisia" uncon;mină”

Minister of State at the Foreign tions between the Arab Slate fight against the acceptance

Office; who received, the London and Britain the President's liberal

envoys of Arab States, told the FOLLOWED CONSULTATIONS trude

programme The committee chairmanship tons. It was

detion had no polllieri implica Me Nutling replied that

Win- purely

"In-

thek en

that Mr decision will go to Mr - Jord Cooper,

He also ternational, courtesy

Nicholls should present his Tennessee Democrat, who sub-ured them Britain did not credentials to Ishak Ben ported Mr. Eisenhower'a trade Intend to move Her Embassy Evi

Tertion Fesoi

maxt In proposals and favours lowor

Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem Wednesday

faken tariks.

is supposed to be "in Awell as taking the chair-ternationalised under a United

following consultations with and the

United manship of all committoor the Nations resolution, the Forelim Democrats will have majority in orice stated. committee membership, ch

Envoys i rebrescuted - Egypt, he

2. Quated from the chairmanship

from

Paris Pacts

יו

Attacked

Hamburg, Nov. 1. Herr Erich Ollenhauer, leader of the West German Social Democratic Party, said tonight that the Paris agreemonis bring- West Germany, into. Western threatened to increase Her

defcional tension.

În, a broadcast: sposch,

saldi"?

with a development The Israel Government do- Iraq, Saudi Arabia. Syrinthe which will widen they moRS the Appropriations Com- cided to movel ita capital from Lebanon, Jorthin, Libya and the

will be Bir

Mr. John Taber, Tel-Aviv to Jorusdem in 1950 Yomon Their verbal protest diykling Germany (between East

*k|and. West) and suropaMAR United | foliovred

:move in who has been & potalstent ad but Britain, like the

The Opposition leader said the vocato of slashing a

dontinued foreign Kid States and France refuses to Washington right from

Bouwat against the the Chinbuitor, which he weld The Arab diplomas told Mir isbition of Ade Edward Low was designed for man

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Across: 1 Hamper, 5 Picks, Marshall Plan of the courts in the old capite her is bustedad profonded to polles of Dr. Konted-Ademne

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