THE CHINA ·MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1956.
JAPAN WILL SOON REJOIN Angel Of Dien Bien Phu
DE GAULLE SAYS:
France Healthy But Politically Confused
Cordon, France, June 24. ·
General Charles
do
Gaulle broke two years of silence today to declare that France was basically healthy but politically "confused."
But the warthune Free French learter aradostwar Chief of State raid nothing
about whether he himself planned A political comeback.
In dedicating
Cemblery in
where
the Alphric Xxxs, reclatasvon heroas lie burled, Generat Liq Gaulle, w 03.
first 3rds
toky since ht
the
European
munity ni
public dress
one out against Defence Com-
A Paris ces coti-
and
ference two years 1979,
But
politicial friends enemies, curious about his per- sonai plans, found Ittle to end their suspense today,
STABLE EXECUTIVE
Social
Two months ago the Republican Party-General de Gaulle'a own party until he quit politics
WORLD COUNCILS
By Rutherford Posts
Tokyo, June 24.
Japan will be a member of the United |Nations, at peace with Russia, and doing business with Chiną on an official trade mission level by the end of this year or early 1957, if the Hatoyama Government's plans don't go awry.
By the cul «Г this month power should be restored with the Philippines, which held out until Japon agreed to pay $550 Allfost In World War II - parations.
A reparation
metiment
Gc relations with Indonesia will be sought urgently in Djukorta talles beginning next month.
Eleven years after the war, Jaun 14 about to clear the full member-
and not mal trade and diplome-plate and regain
NATO May Have To Find
Extra Units
Quantico, Va., June 24.
General Alfred Gruen- NATO'S Supremo Commander, said today if
in 1083utised ther the conditions under which he would return
to power: writing the constitution to vide a strong, stable exceuliye
The party pronouncement in the midst
the
transfer of French Army strength to Algeria became "permanent" it
of the perenmalmight be necessary to seck French debate on
on constitutional
noticeable replacement divisions else caused
reform flutter in the National Assembly. General de Gaulle himself, how- uver, indicated therety that the party pronouncement timed. He did not refer Is it today-United Press.
where.
the actual Here to attend was vonference of Americans defence he outlined sonne of tradery, The problems in Europe in an interview with American POTDETA
Dulles' Son Holds His First Mass
Washington, June 24 The Reverend Avery Dalles, Secry of State, run of the today celebrated his first mass since hắn ordnation on June 18
before his
Foster
father. Mr
Dralles, ond
soup of
chepel
CHTRELOW
The tended
worshippers
|
John sclext
at the
the Falversty
CCTony was also -
by Father
Dulies's
uncle, Mr Allen Dulles, head of the
Central intelligence Agency
Arsiiani Sheretary of State, Robert Murphy. söveril members
matic corps.
The
of the diple-
He incealed re-evaluation of might have to be year's Pad, continued to be Atricu
ship in the world community.
It will gains a voice, if not km- mediate
historie
In the
leadership,
that changes
Aweeping Asia,
Reluctant Ally
are
of the
W
11 returns to Mic world's 'councils as a locne and
times rekrezant ally United
Stutes, dedicated f:lendship with
free the work frst und cautious <- existence with its Communist neighbours second,
The Japanese,
to
who dreame i 15 years ago of ruling Asia, are coming back the Intera tional brenu without active aspirations for leadership. Only foreimers ແນ likely to be
here calling Japan cord potential "major power" or counter balance
Ching. 10 Neither in official statements no the
Press there serious
Married In Paris
between Mlle Genoviove de Galord-Terraube, French The religious marriage ceremony narse who beczane known as The Angel of Dien Bien Phu" for her gallantry during the Indo-China War, and Captain Jean de Heanime de Beglocq, was held last week in Paris. Picture shows the brkic and groom coming out of the church after the ceremony-Express Photo.
Grave World New Red Fighters
Do 1,250 mph Says Designer
Metal Shortage
in-
London, June, 24. The pace of world dustria! development | threatens
to
create
A
Moscow, June 24.
Pago #
More Emigrants Should Come From Britain
London, June 24.
Ties of blood and trädition which join Com- monwealth nations to Britain will be weakened if countries like Australia and Canada. become populated with people from continental Europe, instead of Britons, the Migration Council said today.
The counell udited that be- CLADO 100 fow Britone werÒ emigrating, nearly all ComTRIOT- wealth countries which wanted cmigrants were forced to look
to continental Europe,
The "new trend in immigra- tlon polley" probably would be one of the questions brought up when the Commonwealth prime ministers meet hers on Wederes- dny, the council said.
Affect Markets
become
recent tendency
can
Tito Opens
Talks With Rumania
Belgrade, June 24. President Tita of Yugo-
dangerous for Britain slavin opened his talks and the Commonwealth gener- with Rumanian leadert in ally," a counell spokesman said. Bucharest this afternoon,
countries like Australia
and Canada become populated the Yugoslav news agency with people
continental Tanjug reported here. Exarope, the ties of blood and
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affect our markets.”
tradition which join them will It said the talks were devoted inevitably
of views on be wenkened,
to an and
exchange this, in turn, must adversely general problems and on rela- lions between the two countries, They ere to be reamed on He added that it was a matter Tuceday, when an official state- for serious consideration by thement on the talks is | Government. "It is at least as
The Rumanian Prime Minis- serious the special problems ter, Mr Chivu Stoico, and tho of automation and redundancy Rumanian Communist Party and attention to the national chief, Mr Gheorghju Doj, took
duty to help populate the Com- monwealth might well be the BOSWCT to uneasiness over automation," he said.
expected.
part in today's discussions.
SIGNIFICANT
Australia had received 178,000 Tanjug said: "The net that men, women and children from these talks are now under way the refugee camps of Europe, the in Bucharest, directly after the council "said. Twenty different successful conclusion of the
The Soviet Press today was full of pictures of consideration by Japaneso of "grave shortage in metal jet planes and pilots and of articles by high nationalities were represented in Yugoslav-Soviet taits in Mos-
supplies", unless the min- marshals, generals and aviation engineers in the migration intake susce
Japan's long-term future redo Inhaping the course of Asia.
If American official hopes are realised, Japari will eventually he believed et serve, by the example of its the situation success in making a free society made by the work in an Asian situation,
troops an French
checking the influence in ted down in drift toward socialist or com~ munlam among the new nations of southern Agia.
Frances has shifted not only but called up regular troops,
for Algeriana
Gourve
eduty. Such reserves, under the NATO defence plan, should
Modest Approach
053
But even this modest approach
be ready for action 14 varying | to an outive role in the cold war
periods after the shut of any hostilities. —Reuter
PROPAGANDA
BALLOONS
IS
Is not 起 popular concept in Japan: waging the cold war America's and Rucola's business, not Japan's.
Japan has more basic problems in international relations than the grond ideological struggle
that engrosses the major powers.
It must
technical end the stute of war with Russia and more try to recover southern Salcbalin Island and that tower
Russia at Kuriles, awarded to
สบ-
make one Stockholm, June 24 A mumber of propaganda through negotiatin balloons have been discovered over the workend in Smaalond and Oestergoelland provinces in southern Sweden, It
WILS re-
The young priest, whose father
hits been for monly portai in Stockholm tonight. yenra an Elder of a Presby- The pamphlets borne by the terlan Church:
Slav in New York, balloons, written was converted to Catholism in Language, carried caricatures of 1940 while studying law of the late Soviet Premier, Josef Harvard University.-France-Stalin, and other East European political igures.—France-Presse, Pressc.
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B
ing industry expands to meet the growing demand, said the Chairman of Selection Trust Limited in his
report annual shareholders here.
to
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He said a general indication of the likely trend of demand in
in the r the future was given port to the US President by Materials Policy Commission, which estimated that US de- mand alone would almost double for the more important metals in the next 20 years. AL
this current
neart B pices
gradual annual Expenditure
increase in US up 10 a total of total of about £700 million annually. Even If only a part of this could be nypiled from
the sterling area it would be great con- tribution towards the elimina- Lon of the cument adverse balance with the dollar uren,
EXAMINATION
a
honour of today's air show.
Bank Hold-Up
Montreal, June 24. Two armed men hid in a bank here until it closed, then locked up the staff Durch stole about $25,000 (28,900) from the vault, police reported, China Mail Special.
RUSSIAN
LEADER
DIES
end of World War II.
Chiefceived from Australia In the
Writing in Pravda, Marshal of the Air Force Payel Zindgarev
also an och ment of Soviet science and
nique and the continual growth
of heavy industry already bring
ua tace to face with tasks such
บ
relations,"
the cow, is likewise significant all the mure su as the Mosce docu- It added that fewer than one ments pase beyond the frime. third of the Immigrants
re-work
of Soviet-Yugoslav
Yugoslav and Rumandan quarters were pointing out that the talks
160 had
double significance for the strengthen Ing of relations and friendship "Australian policy is to give of the two neighbouring coun- to British tries, and for giving a further
18 months ending last Decem- ber were from Briain.
first
NZ Search
priority
as conquering the heat bar off national," the council declared. | mimulus to the
wholly
olly-Reuter.
expansion
of
building aircraft which take and land vertically, the "The present rate of 20,000 as-npendent and equal relations maximum automatim of control leistad - British migrants
per between nations," Tanjug cald, Ea almost financed by the Australian Govervintát Feröent ковре
the small fixed sum (£160,000 contributed annually sterling)
over aircraft in flight, and the construction of aircraft with atomie engines,"
Another
A Reality
Pravin artição
by the British Governmen⚫ Ang
New Zealand was emigrants in
by many,
at
Austria,
Denmark, Ger
Switzerland
people wer
nicraft designer A. Yakovlev and Holland, the council Bald
Only unmarried said the new MIGS 1000
in those coun- of being sought today's show are capable speeds which "far surpassed the tries, and the preference
for unmarriedi women-China speed of sound.".
Mail Special.
of the im As an example
No described speeds of up to portance of mineral discoveries, The Northern Rhodesian copper-
2,000 kilometres (1,250-miles) Paris, June 24.
a un hour, Agure mentioned belt produced 342,000 long tona
Likhachev, Ivan
alternate repeatedly in the Soviet Press in 1995 copper
member of the Central Com- during the past few days, as milion. This £114 represented either dollars saved mittee of the Communist Party "already a reality" for modern
and former Minister of Trans | airwati. earned.
of
re-
or dollars
the Yalin conference and rendered by Japan in the San Francisco peace treaty.
The
on-again, off-again Russo-Japanese peces negotia- Lions are expected sumed in Moscow about July Japan has little chance of 20. getting the disputed Islands, ac- cording to the open admission of rome Japanese officials
to
Prime Minister Ichiro Halo ana, the despair of his Foreign yanna Ministry, has announced that after falling to get the Soviets to give up the islands, Japan will have to go ahead and con- clude a treaty with Russia any-
way
Fisheries Dispute
All other matters, including the northern Pacific fisheries dis- pute and a Russian promise to support Japan's admission to the UN, have been settled or cleared for quick settlement.
Political observers here pre- dict establishment of diplomatic relations and removal of the Soviet veto on Japan's
entry. into the UN about the time of the General Agrembly meeting late this year.
Relations with China arc developing more slowly,
Japani this nummer 19 scheduled to negotiate through
"unoflein Sino-Japanese
bad
valued at amount
from
The
Soviet
Although the price of copper struction Industry. During the that the Russians are planning
fallen considerably
war he directed the Stain four-engined the March high levels he bc- lieved that over
the longer automobile factories.
Jilner.
The
ARTISTS ON
AUSTRALIA RAISING NY LOAN
Canberra, June 24. Negotiations have been c07- cluded for an Australia ton of
million
be raised in New to be York, the acting Prime Minis-
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ter and Treasurer, Sir Arthur Fadden, has announced,
THEIR OWN Sir Arthur said the New York
The
Paris, June 24. bulldbig of new
the Nations Educational,
underwriting
firm of Morgan, Stanley and Company would be, handling the loan, which would bear interest ut 4 vs per cent withi
be and would mature in 1971,
Sir Arthur said approximate ly $18 million of the loan would care be used to refinance the 3% per Commonwealth Loan of million maturing in New
Ho suceed that a thorough port, has died after a long il- eximination should be made ones, Radio Moscow announced
newspaper Trud Bald the question of developing new tonight.
aircraft designers were United sources of mineral deposits in Likhachev, one of the "old now working on machines with Scientific and Cultural Organisa-issue price of 984 per cent the Commonwealth to find the guard,"
tour jet turbo-propeller engines, ton (UNESCO) here will served in the prewar This is believed to be the first decorated by top world painters best inventives and conditions Stain Government as People's
and sculptors. for accelerating the process.
Pablo Picasso will take Commissor of the Machine Con- time it has been hinted here
turboprop air- of a 90-square-metre wall in the cent
conference hall, Henry Moore of $19 Britain will soulpt a gigantic Yoric next August.
The remaining · seven million. statue for the entrance to the
dollars will be used no part of Under The Malcaov
palive.
and States was Komsomol Pravda dovoted
Juan Miro of Epoch will paint the Commonwealth Bulganin governments, ha
posabilities of
the programmes for 15-metre-high,, 22.30-metre Loans Minister of Automobile Trans article to the
year ending his using atom power for aircraft wide wall. Alexandre Calder of 1855/60 financial port and Highways. Whets Ministry
"decentralised", It said the search for defensive the United States will decorate June 30.-China, Mall Special. Was
alloys to shield passengers and the outside library wall. named he was
of Minister
crow from radiation being Jaanu Moguchi of Japan will Automobile Transport end
carried on, Highways
and design, the inside patio garden of the Russian intensively
there is every reason to belleve reserved for member delegates. Soviet
Federated Socialist
that the problem of shielding Each artist will follow his own Republic.-France-Presse.
will be solved in the near inspiration and will be given no future."--Reuter,
instructions-United Press.
term the Trust could look for
good a
from the businesas in which it had in- terests.-China Mail Special.
US Navy Orders New Pilotless
Aircraft
Philadelphia, June 24.
Απ electronically-controlled pilotless, vertically accending aircraft has been ordered from 4 Philadelphin firth by the United Butes Navy.
The craft, called the Sea Bat will be small to be
ADHERE Export-Import Promotion Asso- carried aboard light warships
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Bandung Conference Not Red
Singapar, June 24.
*
A Malayan student leader, clation two trode agreements and oven submarines
Lim Huan Boon, toxiny denied Peking Government
tho The Sea Bat will be controlled newspaper reports that Ricials one will cover per- electrond:ally either from the| Asim-African Budente Co-
missiblo goods and the other mother ship or from a shore Berence
Bandung SUZLIK embargoed items in anticipation bare. It will be especially use- dominated by Communista. of granting of wholesaleful for missions too dangerous "exceptions" to the banned list for ordinary plance or helicop He salct the reports were adm- ødt at discrediting the con- Japanese Government omelas CTS.
ference,
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Aörbud! ↑ Havaging, 0 Ear-
will supervise the negotiations The Sea Bat makers claim the and fix the terms of financial craft will be able to hover, sklm settlement through the Bank of the surface or dart in any direr. Tokyo,
tion a top speed, France-the Presse.
Profitable Trado.
Later this year Chino will be allowed to set up a permanent tradīs mission here, ank the Export-Import Association's re- prosentatives in Peking will be given practically official status.
to.rollable souroon.
ja mbout, og far as Japan dares go now, without losing it
wig, 9 Pelicans, 11 Consscled, 12 Dene, 13 Cedar, 18 May, 1D profitable trade with Formone or Alps, 22 Fattened, 24 Cormoral, 28 Gentle, 20 Treaties. Down: antagonising, the United States, 1 Porch, 2 Grand, a Hitpared, 4 Aged, 5 Avia, Imagon | 7 | Ita biggest trading partone, anch
Couldn't Play
Poker
Low Angeles; Jutio 24, Mrs Junnila Bradley obtained A divores here attter she told the court her husband had tried to drown her at a beach; because:
the refused to play strip, pokes ÎN MIJEGËVEDpany.
how
Mr Lin sic in his opinion
talics WITO
success. They gave students from mchy parts of Asin a chance to midet, exchange Vients anch álscuss common problems,
Ho said the conference had condemand colonialism in the tho stromcat, torrns and had Pledged support for Malayan student=* efforts to independeuon, Rewter.
BOOLTU
Toronto, June 24. Fifteen, nkw Vollarwidgon caẾT, | worth, about '£25,000 (£8,000
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QUEEN ATTENDS ASCOT
KAKAUSMAAS
The Chibed and the thald of Kainburgh artivide in the course në Asoal lift Tuesday for the first day of the 'Kayak
-Central Frem Phi
PRESIDENTS
INVITED TO
PAKISTAN
Karachi, June 24. ! President Islander Mirza of Pakistan has invited the Presi dents of Lebazion and Syrla' to visit Pakistan separately about August, a Foreign Office surov here said today.
President Camille Chamou of the Lebanon would come somo. time in August and the Syrian President, Shulcet el Kouatly, would follow about three weeks later, the source added. Reuter,
Nutting In
New York
London, June 24, Mr. Anthony Nutting, Minister. of State for Fordon Altakes New to New York tonight to consult United Blates and Canadian disarmament experts about next month's meeing of the United Nations Diarma mont Commlegion, 2_Me_Nutting, who vialled Paris ||fast Friday foë- tatice with thei French Government, may jolri. with his French, oblástur on the Commission experging thế
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