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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1954.

VIETNAM ARMY MAY OBEY

Atomic Attack Evacuation

Denver, Dre. A.

About 2.500 people flock- rd out of Denver Into Northern Colorado's Weld County today in the first fulldress "atomie evacua. tion" of a major United States city.

The "refugees" travelled

38 miles from Denver to

the

prosperotin

elistrict

in the

farming

family cars during

rivil defence exercise. "Operation Wel- entr."

At six rreepilan centrem scattered throughout the ountry. All were schaal house the "refugees' were sent to farm houses, In case of an actual atomic attack these houses would

Five temporary shelter for The people of Denver.

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workers estimated that the acea could shelter 130,00 peel for 40 days

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Interim Chief Of Staff Appeals For

Law And Order

Saigon, Dec. 5,

The 300,000-man Vietnamese Army appeared ready to- day to submit to the orders of Premier Ngo Dinh Diem even though the popular leader, Chief of Staff General Nguyen Van Hinh, had just lost his battle with the Government and had been dismissed his post.

The interim Chief of Staff, General Nguyen Van Vy, this morning launched a new appeal for order and discipline within Army ranks "in the interests of the homeland" and reliable sources said he did so at the request of the Premier.

If top Army Staff officers agree to swing their weight behind

The country Premier Diem. then the crisis which has paralysed

last three moonile will be larvely over. But the Army is still only Roman Catholic Premier, the alwart about taking orders from tips test of General Vy's appeal indicated.

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The movement appealed to the International Armistice Con- trol Commission, denouncing the sheep arrests

Geneva agreements. Reliable

Graaff-Reinet, Cape Province,

Dec. 6.

elf Highly organised gangs stock thieves, using motor for- to examine the existing ries, are at work in the Karron,

South Africa's practice and they have reported | heart of to the Indian Government sug-

cuntry. gesting Bangalore desirable site,

the most

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ONE OF CHURCHILL'S BIRTHDAY CAKES

Eisenhower Unable To Unify Country

New Orleans, Dec. 6. Mr Paul Butler, De- mocratic National Chair man-elect, said, today at^a. Press conference that Pre- sidont Eisenhower had shown "a lack of capacity" to unify the country anti the Democrats intended to emphasise this in pre-1956 campaigning.

"Wo intend 'D call to the attentiom of the American people President Ebenhower's lack of ephelty

to govern and the unio people," Mr Butler said. "The responsibility with the President to see that the nation is united and there dat aver increasing evidence of his lack of capacity to do it."

Budder wild that Democrats dit no plun to attack Elshower personally as their previous presidenta Bat boo aktucked by the Tie- publicans.

Mr

MAINTAIN RESPECT

thu

Mr Butler, who was cleuled Chairman yesterday, told reporters that as far as he was concerned the Democrats in- tended to maintain at nil umes respect for the high office of the President und for the

art sumerily Integrity I Sir

or sht man in the White House.

"But that does not mean we

One of the two huge cakes for Bir Winston Churchill's 80th birthday. One cake had

Winston's career.—Reuterphoto

80 candles. and the other clahi big candles and badges representing

MR FRANCE MUST

FACE

BIG STRUGGLE

Paris, Dec. 6.

the milestones

Vigilance Against Spies

should refrain from pointed criticism

of either actions or

Huck of notion that we do not consider in the best interests of try, ho sald. "I think the country,"

should

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franicly

speak out

where

very

are

there differences but when we agree

with the President we

should

Moscow, Dre U. support him enthusiastically."—

The current Rusion compaign | Reuter, calling for vidianer igninst "Amerleats spies" is IKW

spreading to

newspaper, Power

cartoon

published in the

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BRITISH

ART

Dendly | APPRECIATION

www.paper

Premier Pierre Mendes-France today pre-which is reud by children In spared for a pre-Christmas struggle with the Na-1-4

American tional Assembly which could prove fatal for his we government.

contacts the Onges of the Andaranns stillet

by hunting fhing and coilers tfun of forest products only.

They know nothing of heard of steel," he said. The

HRP

riculture and have not even

fishing arrows are of tree twigs polished

thorny on

plants.

Normally they wear no clothes"

-United Press.

Britons Injured

L

an Group Shuwed

chair strapped

Federn hook-based Bureau of Investigalion man In shirt-sleeves pumped "espion- age" and liversion" into the victim from two canisters,

bore a placard: Sub-Committee CA

The

London, Dec. 5.

are

said Moscow Raretto

Lodry absent 5000 people n day visiting an exhibition of British art in the Leningrad hermitage one of the largest pletare

world. galleries in the

The exhibition depicts British art from the 17th to the middle of the 19th century. A separate hall la devoted to the works of

Reuter.

The forces ranged against him appeared stronger and more menacing than at any timel since he took power six months ago, and he won senato an informal vote of confidence two days ago by questions of Internal Security." Joshua Reynolds, said the radio. only 287 votes to 240 with 71 abstentions, by far the slimmest showing of his meteoric ministry.

Yesterday General Charles de Gaulle, who still carries great prestige in French politics, delivered one of his ex cathedra broadsides

against the state things in France.

Violation of the In Buenos Aires Russia before

In their Intest ruk, f5 sherp, soureen sald the Commission it- carrying 12 months' wool and self was divided about what to

United Press. sterling were farm

Bangalore is already the sto valued at

£400

of the Findustan Aircraft Fac-stolen from Vergelegen, a Jury which is India's only air- craft factory- United Press.

MAYOR SHOT

The Mayor

schot

Richmond Klehmond hes on the asphalt road to the north and to Cape Town and the high speed trans- !portation of sheep by ron s Leusy.

believe

that the

Algiers, Dev. 5

Formers of this small Algerian town of Timegbrouf gangs roll out a carpet and ther

vehicles today drive their fenth

over the Police have oriented eleven sus-carpet into the camps to avoid

leaving trucks -Reuter.

· France-Presse. perla

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24 KUL (5),

25 Volce (4).

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrom! 1 Modest, & Cigar,

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THE FLIP

OF A

COIN

Accident

Buenos Aires, Dec. 5. Four Britons

Injured were when a lorry in the dockside arca hit the car in which they travelling uft. Friday

WREC

afternoon.

The wife of the British Vice- Comeul in Bueno Aires, Mrs Bernard Kelly, suffered the most serious injury, a fractured pelvis

of

too

Although the General praised This appeared looking M. Mendes-Franco personally, far ahead to others. M. Mendes- he demanded a meeting with France Still has important bia Germany is re-assets, chief of which are

popularity armed position categorically great

with the opposed to the Premier's.

French public, his International prestige and the muccess of his attempts to bring poSON Tunisia.--United Preas,

TOUGH TALKING

on

M. Mendes-France's tough talking to Deputies Saturday over the debate on the French national defence secrets scandal did little to soothe

and the buffy quarrelsome Assembly eliher.

The Assembly will debate the Africa North government's

when many

JAPANESE

APPEAL

bo

George James Talmadge, policy on Friday, the High FOR A B-29

a shipping consul, was taken to Mexico City, Dec. 5

Hospital with kind the British will "Senor.

bu you

broken collarbone. enough to lend me a silver com

Mr Kelly, the Vice Consul, had for

wille?" 'The Bitte #i

hand. Mr injured right thus addressed in Spanish tourist bad wanted to get acquainted General, suffered bruises and a G. C. Vaughan, acting Consul

severe shake-up.

with life in Mexico.

The accident prevented their

He had wandered in Mexico City's suburbs, off the beaten reaching the Andes to say good- and had found himself bye to the Consul General and Mrs A. H. King, who were sail- that afternoon.-United

almost desertod district.

was falling when he ing

track,

In an

Night

noilced men

two suspicious-looking wearing sombreros ponchos who

were

and following him The uneasy tourist walk- ed faster and faster but, finally, came to a dead end where the 1wo

men caught up with him

They then asked him for a silver coin.

Press,

PANTHER

FOR PRINCE

Parls, Dec. 5. Prince Rainier III of Monaco, who consistently disappoints his

Somewhat relieved, ho pro loyal subjects by failing to bring ferred two allver coins and hotne a wife from Paris, will at handed one to each of the men, least be able ter show them

them as saying, "Keep

sou another sleek creature after his vchi:"

Sonce, one will be next visit,

and besides

quite you

h

we we The prince, whose principality Just want to borrow 11 for will become a part of France. It Short white," one of the men he has no helts, will be here on replied, handing him back a coin. December for the gala of the "But what do you intend to Society of Friends of animals. do with the other coin?" the They will give the handsome tourist asket. "Nothing much," prince, a devote of "ring-em- one of the men replied. "We just back-alive" hur..ing in Africa, a want to pt to decide which young panther to add to his of us will keep your wallet" menagerie.-United Press. France-Presse.

MARX ENGELS DICTIONARY

Berlin, Dee, 6,

The East German Academy of Selence in preparing a Marx- Engela dictionary, a collection of words and terms either coined or extended in meaning by the

of socialist science.

found lumes are to amend tho

Its

German dictionary written by the Grimm Brothers in the mid-

8 Heron, Sister, 10 Sheik, 11 Write, 12 Eggs, 18 Urgen 10 die of the 19th century. Acumen, 18 Effeto, 20 Shelf, 22 Asio, 23 Aries, 25 Negro 20 They will contain for the first Roving, 27 Ended, 20 Faust, 29 Dangle. Downs 1 Misdeod, time detailed explanations of Dimgreo, Slow, 4 Termer, Costume, 6 Inhere, 7 Agile, 14 such words as superstructure, Gnaming, 16 Strangle, 10 Affrout, 17. Uttered, 19 Finres, aclam confist and murplus value. Hyona, 24-Bodas e Başkanl

Wing Goullists, arc expected Ito

4 raise bowl that French being "sacrificed" interests aro to the Premier's polley of re- form and greater home rule.

Looming behind that is the runcation European

Reuter

America Should Show It

Means Business

Washington, Dec. 5.

The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Senator Leverett Saltonstall, called on the United States today to show it "means busi- ness" in its efforts to free 13 Americans imprisoned by the Chinese on spy chargés.

He said a naval blockade of the China coast

could not be imposed "without going into the ques- tion very, very carefully" but he added that the Tokyo, Dec. 5.

United States should "take all the steps we can." A Japanese youth

Senator John Sparkman, a member of the Senate organisation said today it Foreign Relations Committee, said "a naval blockade

hus asked President Elsen-

of the Westernhower to help it buy a B-29, would be "an invitation to a general war" and Com Paris" devil to the Japanese munist China “might very well accept that challenge". ment rearming Germany during act for December 30.

Union--the

M. Mendes-France has staked his government's life on ratifica- dor Most observers believed

for

war,"

for

оп

the

on the U.N. Senator Salionstall and Senator blockade, called

General Assembly to stay in Sparkman also agreed, weather observation.

radio programme, that the bession until the 13 Americana Ryotaro Nomura, spokesman United States might be forced are freed.

the Taisho Ward Youth

the Chinese into a war w.lib

Senator Saltonstall and Association of Osaka, mid Japan Reds if they attacked Formosa Senator Sparkman were asked

what are we going to do" ho would rom it through with needs weather observation planes the help of his present enemies to forecast typhoons, which kill-

Rod China carried out its the Catholic. Popular Republied more than 1,000 Japanese this

threat to invade Formosa. whose leader, former ver

year.

The Foreign Minister Robert Schu- man, has come out for ratifica-President Elsenhower three days ago, "was a devil to the Japanese tion.

during the war as it was a B-20 that dropped an atom bomb,

A GUARDIAN "But now the same plane will become a guardian

the of

cans..

MUST FALI

guld M. Some sources Mendes-France's supporters, feeling he must fall sooner hoped he would or later, choose the "right" issue on which to be defeated -- no that his memory would Do bright

in the public mind and he could refur in triumph after a period of confusion that would sure- 17 follow the end of his ministry.

B-29," Nomum wrote

PATIENCE URGED President Eisenhower has urged patience by all Amerl- cans while the United States is trying to win freedom for the airmen gooled by the Reds. He is working through the United Nations and bas rejected all suggestions of a naval blockade.

Mr Saltonstall replied that the question would have to be answered "Onally when the time comes." Bringing up the prob- lem of the geolet Amaazans, he sald, "What we have got to do is show we mean business and

however,

The State Department said get those boys back. I hesitate, to think that we should Japanese If it helps to protect during the weekend that it had adopt a naval blockade without the question very them from natural calamities."

and more as a

The youth association

taken up

with other U.N. geint

has nations the problem of obtaining very eat think that we

started a nation-wide fund drive the release of all American last resort....

to purchase a weather obscrva- held by Red Chinn, not just have got to go on that one very

with the countries with whom

tion plane, and Nomura asked the 13 involved in the latest carefully beenuse of its relations. President Elsenhower "to make incident.

B-20 available to us should we collect enough money. one."-United Press.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

G-GO CAI, RUDOLPH. B*GH THE

WITCH IG

INGKAT

GR=-LETO N-NOT BE HASTY! M'MAYBE WE OUGHT TO MAKE

A PLAN OF ATTACY, FIRST

HAT DO YOU HEAR THAT, WOLP† THAT PECKY RUDOLPH THINKCE

KENG GOING TO STICK. HIG HOSE

L'INTO OUR BUSINEGO!

HAW-HAN? ALL NOBE AND NO

DRAING/

The Senate Republican leader, we dre now allied In their to buy Sen, William Knowland, one of sections of

tho

advocates

of Press. strongest

By Robart L. May

HO-HO! WE'LL DUNGMART THEM/JUST SZE THAT YOU

DO A BETTER JOB THAN YOU DID IN THE LITTLE RED-

RIDINGHOOD STORY/

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