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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1956)

Dulles May Appeal For Kashmir MISSED

‘DDT QUEEN'

Capetown, Jan. S.

Local farmers chose hunky wino grower RE their "DDT Queen"—"Just to show how ridiculous this queen business is,"

Other formers dressed maids

t

womca

to act as

of honour for the appearance of the "DDT Queen" at their annual concert, China Special

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Rome Will

Settlement

FACES DIFFICULT

TASK AMID

SEVERE CRITICISM

By David Shears

Washington, Jan. 4.

Mr John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, may make a

Be Crowded personal appeal to the leaders of India

For Pope's Birthday

Vatican City, Jan. 3. Tena

of thousands of pilgrims are expected to converge оп Rome from all over the world to pay tribute to Pope Pius XII on his 80th birthday on March 2, Vatican source: said

to 'ay.

Celebratione A special pit- grimages were expected to fant full twelve munaslis, They said.

and Pakistan to heal their differences during his visit to South Asia in nine weeks' time, diplomatic sources said today.

He will be in Karachi at the beginning of March for the SEATO (South-East Asia Treaty Organisation) meeting there and is certain to talk with Pakistani leaders then on outstanding problems.

UK ZIONISTS

HIT BACK

|AT RUSSIANS

London, Jan, J.

The Pope hazell," out of modesty, opposed the kden D A "Jubilee you they explained. And his doctors were likewise E British Zionist against It un grotends that seo- a large flux of pigus would

tit.

the

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German Pilgrimage Even without the

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expected to be nemendaus

pilgrimage was great German leaving Munich in February 29, for Rome, and lens of thousands of other pilgrims were expect- from paris of Italy, ex Europe and the Americas.

Bealdes being the Pope's biriki. y. March 2 is also the anniversary of his reign. The Vatican

prketing shop is Marking

peer slon the

by rum printing the 17 volumes of speeches, broadcasts and docum ment. The Pope onde during

reign

Earlier sditions of the one- volume-a-year collection have bees In solst out United Pruss

Swimmers To

The Rescue

Lisbon, Jun. 3. Life-quatst Tegimes evmposed

of swimmers from local swin ming clubs savet 201 Dyes in Twenty on the beaches of Carcavelos, Santo Amaro and Ocires, near Labon,

The teams were on permanent duty on the beaches during the busy Sur

Mali Special.

27

season-Chinu

Teleration today

cused the Soviel C'om- munist Party leader. Mr Khrushchev, of

a "cruel attempt to stir up ill will

settled.

Whether he will then go op to Now Delhi has not yet been

But the United Staics Ambassador to India, Mr John Sterman Cooper, is coming to Washington this nxth for consultations and it is on the cards"

ce dalomal sail that he may bring anY

invita- tion to Mr Dulles Indian Government.

from the

Deeply Concerned

Mr Dulles is expected here to encounter growing criticisin of United States Pakistan.

policies in

Pakistan's Mr Hamidul

Coudhury,

Foreign Minister, was quoted as saying two weeks

thai

Hug

1114 country VO deeply concerned" over

of

against the whole Jewish people" by his references | 260 to Israel during a recent addresses to the Supreme Soviet in Moscow.

a statement issued freee today Either Federation said British Zionista strongly Khrushchev's entirely false

refute

Mr

assertion that the state israel from the first days of its existence has been taking a hostile, threatening position | towards its neighbours. The exact opposite is true.

Well Aware

The Soviet Unjon JA well

Arab Bret

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be called the lack strong United States support follow. ing Soviet declaratious that the disputest "belonged"

Indla.

Mr Nikita Khrushchev,

King Baudonin Receives Chlef Scont

King Baudouin of the Belgians is shown greeting General Syry, head of the Interna- tional Bureau of Scouts, when General Spry came to visit him at the Royal Palace in Brussels. -Express Photo.

Protectionists Move

Against Ike's

Tariff Plans

Washington, Jan. 3.

Protectionist groups in Congress revised their high tariff strategy today and opened a new drive against President Eisenhower's plans to reduce international trade barriers.

The new weapon was a Bill playing down aluto uk Kashmir tariff increases as a means of protecting United the States industry against foreign competition and Soviet Communist Party leader, seeking a broad system of quota restrictions sald this during his recent tour of South Asia

Wagainst dollar carning imports from abroad, together Marshal Nikolai Bulgarin. Soviet premier.

the

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of

tho

The Bill, which will be plained that the present tariff Introduced immediately after structure has been affected by the President's delivery of the rising production costs in State of the Indiu

Union message to United States and constantly Congress, le said to be backed low wages abroad, by the National Committee of Industry, Agriculture and

United States

policy Kastutur, the main cause discord

between

and Pakistan, is that there

should be be a fret and impartial ple-

to enable the Kashurts lụ de-

www.are of the fact that the bsce under United Na-

states มVC invartedan

tions DISPOS but They 1411 Con- four million themselv sider

be acide their political fate, Israel and refuse war with

The Unite States also sup- lu enter into poter talks.

talks ports bilateral

between "A logey of imperialists behind

India and Pakistan on Kashunde, Israel

created

Mr by

Pressure To Bear Khrushchev in order lo con- ceal his real objective which is to win over the Arabs and so to help Russia to gain in- fluence in the Middle East, "Khrushchev's unwarranted and

falsification anjustified

ot Israel's reported offer of peace nu conciliation with her Arab neighbours is a cruet attempt ill will not only against Israel but against the whole Jewish people." -

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Paklsion feels that as un ully of the West and a member of the Bagdad Pack—with Britain, Turkey, Persia and Trug is entitled

positive United States backing.

Pakistan officials have been ils saying that the quoted United States

should bring pressure on India to hold the Kashmir

plebiscite For which Pakist

bas so often usked and Lo which

India has long

been committed.

give wil{ desire

Any support Mr Dulles may to Pakistan on Kashmir

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Labour

for an Export-Import Pulicy, leading prolectionist

organisation.

Uncertain

contend

that

relied

For the last two years pro- Threy Lectionist

forces have com-lo domestic industries through the "escape clause" torift in-

Who Is Going

To Pay For

This Army?

creases 19 uncertain and in- adequate and should be supple- mented by a quota system geared to wage rates in exporting countries.

Critics complain that of 54 escape cisuse applications the President has approved onl/ six and has rejected all recom- mendations for quotas.

State Department trade experts who oppose any mandatory quota system point out that the bills if passed would violate: The United States and West United States commitment to Germany are expected to open GATT, which forbids quotas

Washington, Jan. 3.

Iraqis Get Centurion Tanks

A

Page

WAR

BY INCHES

By Robert Musel ·

London, Jan. 3. We've all just had a narrow escape, folks. The pyramidologists were all set to announce World War III for 1956, but then they found out they had made a mistake measuring a certain chamber in the great pyramid of Cheops.

"Of course,” Rutherford, president of the Institute Pyramidology, "there may still be a

," said perky little Dr Adam

of

war this

year, but we won't be able to claim credit for pro dicting it." He seemed almost regretful.

"We can only reveal what is, the written in that great stone Egypt.

prophecy which it is our fano-

tion

date of the exodus from

to interpret," he said.

This marks the beginning of Dr Rutherford is just back an ascending

passogn 1,485 from lectures In Lapland and inches (or years) long. That has recently been In Sweden, brings us to 88 AD-the Cruci Norway, Denmark and Holland Azlan.

Next spring he goes to Iceland When Dr Rutherford was and the United States where boy in 1893, the Egyptologists, he has lectured or talked to of which his father was pyramid fars in most of the deduced that an ominous event 48 states.

of great magnitudo would occur

Many Thousanda

"You mean

a lot

of people believe the great pyramid con- tains the future of the human race built into its passages and chambers?"

#

ono,

in 1914. They gured this from the length of the Grand Gallery in the Pyramid of Cheops 1,001 pyramid Inches (or years) measured from the end of the passage at 33 AD. The event whe World War I.

Period Of Peace

*You can say we have good many thousand of be- ilevers," beamed the little doc- I asked Or Rutherford if the tor who claims his studies have pyramid had anything specifio to kept him looking young He is say about 1956, He then con- 62, but could pass for 45.

nded about the wrong measure. Pyramidology started 10 years, mont. But he added. that there scientist will definitely be a World War found what he belleved to be a 1 bolore 1979, when measure- mathematical key In the con-ments show the start of a long, struction of the immenso perhaps permanent, period of pyramid which contains enough peace on earth and good will tö Bagdad, Jan, 3.

masonry to build 30 Empire all men. DOZEN 60-ton Cen-State buildings.

Ago

after a Scottish

Communism won't be argund turion tanks and 80 This key or unit of measure for this joyous era, according to Ferret scout cars were ment led him and his succes his study of pyramid incles, handed over to the Iraqi Including Dr Rutherford, Neither, he says, will the United

to state Army today by Britain

flatly that the biggest Nations. But it won't be needed man-made structure OIL earth any more anyway --United Press. and the United States at

was completed in 2141 BC. At a ceremony at Munskar first Egyptologists gave 3777 BC al Rashid, the main Iraqi as the date of completion but "they've been gradually moving Army camp south

toward our date," chortles Bagdad.

Rutherford, a Doctor of Divi nlty.

of

|

Ten of the tanks were handed over under the United States nilitary aid scheme to Iraq. The other two were a from Britaki.

associated

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of

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that

Father Wills Baby

To Sleep

Johannesburg, Jah. 8.- Johannes Pretorius tires years old, has family awake at night because never kept the his father witty him to sleep whenever he is troublesome.

The father Brst hypnotises Mr J. Pretorious said here:

Waldemar

It is difficult to grasp the Gallman, United

theory of Pyramidology in one Ambassador, said his ensyr States

lesson. Passages "proud to be descend to the lower chambers country

with Iraq in its in the pyramids give bad omens social and economic develop-while those that lead to upper ment, and in Its effort to chambers give good omens. Each protect these programmes

measurement, or through increased Iraq "pyramid loch, represents one muttery strength.'

year. If you've got this much solved we can let Dr Rutherford do the measuring for us,

The year presented by scored lines in the pyramid. Exactly 888 pyramid Inches further on is an aper- Mr Pretorious, formerly a £6 turo on the roof. Obviously a week labourer, now practices bla event

intended. One da B hypnotist and fulth inch to a year gives 1468 B-healer.-China Mall Special.

Mr

Efficient Weapons

R. W. J. Hooper, British Charge d'Affaires, speaking on behalf of the Ambassador, Sir Michael Wright, who is in London, sald Iraq's welfare programme made it "all the more important for possess modern and effelent weapons to defend your coun- try against an attack from any quarter."

you to

We said the gifts barkod over today were "the most modern type of material with which our own front line units aro equipped."Reurer,

tempered by his teiks soon on who is to foot the except in special and carefully Britons Are

culuvate States friendship with India.

to defined cases, States

bill of

300,000,000 dollars support four United India-United States relations divisions in West Germany.

have been worsened

both by

Lour

President Eisenhower himself is due to appeal to Congress in the Bulganis-Khrushchev

It was understood hope that one of his messages this month and by Mr Dulles recent descrip-officials of the British Embassy to give highest priority to the tion of the disputed Portuguese are keenly enclave of Goa on India's west United States transaction

an eye to similar negotiations Organisation for with West Germany over an operation, Is the permanent estimated 200,000,000 dollars for replacement for GATT which has existed on a provisional support of British troops there.

basis.

Interested in the ratiñcafion"or" the new inter-

with national trade

coast as a "Portuguese province. Anxiety

In his anxiety to counter the

-

It was learned authoritatively today that the United States Defence Department's appro-

effects of the Soviet leaders' tour

seen here as consider able Mr Dulles will have delicate task. Officials here ex-priations to Congrese in the pect him to appeal to both India | coming year will include the and Pakistan to come to tepns 300,000,000 dollars.

by mutual negotiation.

Streamline

the

Co-

The new organisation, it. thought, will streamline tiationa of international trade

But they do not expect him But officials said this did not matters and make an important to discuss the merits of the vex-nocssarily mean that support contribution to the reduction of ing Koshinir disputo in any from West Germany would not | trade and tarli parriers detail.-Reuter.

continueReuler.

Reuter

MRS PANDIT SUPPORTS NEHRU'S

· POLICY

London, Jan. 8.

THE Indian High Com-

missioner, Mrs Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, today echoed Premier Jawa harlal Nehru's words: "We do not want to be hostile to any country.” In an open letter to the Indian students here, Mrs Pandit sald that India would continue to face many problems because we are still far from the "goal we have set ouimelves But the facing of the dimeulties pid solving of problems will strengthen the country.

Make Friends

Pandit

OF

CO-EXISTENCE

abreast of time that seems to ba kliling all that is worth

friendy with all who are "It is the mad rush to keep friendly to us and wo shall also continue to be friendly with those who do not wanit to be triends with us!*

Pandit, a former President of the United Nations General Assembly, who bar just - started the second most of him Vo assignment bors," said,

$3

life of a diplomat has many facela, es a diamoodi, although, I regret to Bay hardly any of the diainoria's brilliance

"One is bound down “by-red-

l#pg, provedongo and prologal and "apart tem routine work, there are the increasing demands of soci

which “can pekdam be

in hurma nature and the tragedy is, that Father Tino always wins the race. So we are wasting our time to ∙no good purpose."

Mala Purpose

World's Worst Drivers

Los Angeles, Jan. 3.

A reader's letter in the Los British driver is probably the Angeles "Timey said:" "A" good

worst driver in the world.

The reader, Mr Cyïll DH.G. Dilling, wrote: "I have lived and driven in England for 25 years and in Los Angeles for 12. and bother of learning to drive months, but oven with the fuss on the right side of the rood, my blood pressure has reduced my remained indented." (temper smoothed and my car

The letter was' in response to remarks on the hazards of driv- ing'in America by the chairmasi of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, Sir Miles Thomas, printed by the London Times and given oublicity hore-China Mail Special.

New Anti-Submarina Aircraft For RN

London, Jan. 8. An anti-submarine plane that ozri dive at 880”: mins an hour or circle its prey, at 60 mgh will o into service in Britan” this Thonth, it was annalipood today. The Short Segmen powered Explaining the role of an envoy a turboprop engine, hus

while sale, he main patrol.

of an ambassadors and

dumaco of five hours

210 in 190 anti-qub marina woun

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3141 BO

Johannes when he was three months old. I swayed slowly is from side to side in frogs at him and willed him to sleep. After that it was easy."

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