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PRIEST SPOKE TO STATUE

Rome, Sept. 1. The unofficial Italian Catho- fic weekly, Orizzonti (Horizons), quoted Padre Pio di Peitral-Cinu, 72- year-old Capuchin monk and "miracle-workar'', as saying he felt suddenly cured from a long illness after speaking to the statue of the Madonna of Fatima, Portugal.

in

The statue has been carrical through Italy by helicopter recent months. It

Wit Inter

on August 5 to the monastery al San Giovanni Rotundo near Foggia, south jily, where

pil-

grins nos to meet Padre Pio, who has borne the sigmata or wounds of Christ for

40 years,

BECAME PALE

the past

The weekly quoted Padre Pio. reported to have been suffering from pleurly pince April as sa- but. A few days ago white the Machans of Fatima was leaving I said: "Madioana, you have sinné and found me . And now yem are going away leaving me still

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"After saying this, I felt a thegidor us the back ant became pale. Someone asked nut Patre

what has happened?

1 feel euret shice then," the Padre said.--Cina Mail Special,

Pullman Centenary

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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1950."

China Warned Against Bid To Curb WHITE ELEPHANT

Aggression DRESSING

Eisenhower

Should Visit Mao &

Chou

Washington, Sept. 1.

Mr M. C. Chagla, Indian Ambassador to the United States, today warned China against aggression towards India and then said he believed it! would be useful for President Eisenhower to visit China.

Asked

to change

MISS UNIVERSE

Long Beach, Sept. 1.

Contestants in a new international beauty congress to be held here next year are ex- pected to appear in -evening-gowns, native. costumes and playsuits Instead of bathing cos- tumes, Mr Oscar Mein- hardt who has been executive producer of the *Miss spectacle,

here today.

bur

he thought think that what China has done whether such a trip should follow the will cause Present's Moscow visit later low." the year he tok! National Pars; Club members:

Grasy think 54. I think !

China would took upon it

rett!

115 n

Tribute. I Internationa? tension can be reduced by hi meeting Mr Klaushchev I do not see why it should not be reduced by his meeting Man Tee-tung and Chm Ent-lai."

Earlier in prepared speech he said the Chinese would make

a terrible

mistake 11 they thought India would not fight to defend herself. "Our frontiers are sacred and we will defend them with all the power and re- sources fut we posseka," he said.

Perplexed

Asket for views on the Dn India's Jur Faid:

Do Some Good

The Ambassador was then asked "what makes you think that China if a member of the United Nations would be any more traponaive to the United Nations than was the Soviet of Hun- Union in the case Kary?"

He replied: "I am sure that Chinese presence at the council table would do rome good t could never do any harm,

"It is quite true that she might United be impervious to the Nations....but it is very dat ruit nowadays to resist decisions of the UN."

personal Chinese actiun

Mr Chagh reed with a ques- Northern border

tioner that "as far as Indle a "really am peremeernet this particular vleia- plexed... It Is really inter- tion of our frontier is deAnitely asitumal war from the blue." u vielution of the principle of

co-existence.

loomington, I., Sept. 1. One Puntred years ago los night young inventor wakebedd train passengers boter his new creation — the Best sleeping cuɛ.

He travelive with thera in! the luxury coach, brated by · wood stoves and lighted by p He felt it may be that China candles. The passengers

[eels she has been left out In parted

the President the call while Journey on the Chicago-bound and Mr Krusbehey are to have

a tete-a-tete in this country." night train of the Chicago and Alton Railroxi

"Perhaps this is to cause

21 very

enmfortable

The inventor's name: George | diversion- do not know." Mortimer Pullman, whosas sur-

Asked whether

baie appears in the deflonries | China's of 20 languages.—Reuter,

1

He snk if I find been member of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization the Chinese border attacks would have been more, not less, likely,

i

of

If India were to join such

would military pact "China react," Mr Chagla said,

view Indin actions

still Interscled to sponsor Chinese admission to the United Na- tions, he replied:

Kashmir Road My own view is that

Srinagar, Sept. 1.

The Kashmir Government 10 day sunetioned a million rupees (about £75,000) towards com pleting a jeep" road Letween the Kashmir Valley and Leh, the capital of the border territory of Ladakh where the Chinese have innde incursions recently.

At present there is a gup of about 20 or 30 mites in the 260- mile rond which is impassable even by Jeeps. The funds are to complete the masing section.- Reuter.

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Asked whether India r.bw had any interest in receiving themary ald from the! United worse that China behaves the States, he replied that the fron greater the reason LO have tier penetrations were by only China a member of the United a few hundred, men. Natiens." He said he wished

that Amerleans appreciated this. | As long as China was not n member, India could not take issues involving China to the Uni Nations. He mentioned Tibet as a elise in point.

"1 think That by keeping i

No Aid Needed

There is not a movement

of any serious scale

an invasion," he said,

tiat

"I think we are in a position

China outside the pale of society, to defend ourselves and repel, you have nude li possible for resist

any penolantion of our

her to snap her lingers at the frontiers here is no need world," he said.

As

military aid at

for any turit."-Rouler.

India's support China's admission, "I dont

A British Crossword Puzzle

12

13

4

5

ACROSS

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1 Schoolboy on or, in

river (3:3).

4 Put off, we submit (5).

7 On the warpath (8).

the

1 Letter (5).

Faultless way I distribule (5),

@ Some travellers mitter

when the last part is roughi (8).

11 Lack of harmony at u re-

cord to start with (7).

13 Ono turn famillar to atomic

selenista (7)

15 Be decreph in mind or body

(6).

38 Gulls that do not By (5).

t

19. Hesltated: had lumbago by

the look of it (4, 4).

20 Wild eat of course! (5).

21 Crowd players

(0).

in cricket

ચાલ માં

DOWN

this!

Male Godiva

Miami, Fla., Sept. 1. A sympathetle jury yesterday cleared Leroy Maroney, 10. of while nude riting a bleycie after he told them he couldn't help it.

or six" Maroney sold "Ave youths had jumped him and stolen his clothes shortly be fore officers some him ped:$Ung

the down

street naked

3 am-UPI.

Mourning

at

Washington, Sept. 1. Five Congressanen today pro- poved that a period of national viciims of mourning for the Communist terror" should be declared during the visit here of Mr Khrushchev.-Reuter,

Price Of Freedom

London, Sept. 1,

Universe" announced

dif- This follows a ference of opinion be- tween Mr Meinhardt

and a swimsuit com- pany which owns the Miss Universe title and the has been one of show's sponsors in the past.

Teenage Violence

New York, Sept. 1.

City officials considered imposing a 10 p.m. curfew for teenagers today as a means of curbing youth violence that has caused the transfer of 1,400 policemen to juvenile crime duty.

City Council majority leader Joseph T. Sharkey-ald he was ready to call an emergency council meeting at any hour of the day or night if he feels it Ja necessary to help end the violence that bas taken 10 lives this year.

He said he intended to push a techage curfew law through the Counell because. "kid glove methods have failed."

"It's time measures,” **The

drantio

sald

for Sharkey do-gooders hayê ceeded in doing nothing knock down our city,"

CURFEW

1

At least seven members

Training Trade Unionists

Budapest, Sept. 1. A school to train African, Cam- de. unionists along unist lines bas opened in e-Bulapest, the Hungarian trade but funion newspaper · Nepszava, re-

ported today:

ESCORTED TO RANGOON ZOO

Rangoon, Sept. 1.

An 18-month-old sacred white elephant today com- pleted a triumphal cross-country tour on its way to the Rangoon zoo. Thousands of Buddhists convinced of the rare animal's sacred character, respectfully escort- ed the elephant across the city after its arrival 'down the Irrawaddy River by boat from Man- dalay.

tho Rangoon's population "ined, covered in Burma between the banks of the river to do two world wars but it died homage to this baby elephant upon arrival in Rangoon

The which was reompariled by its

so-called while baby mother. Cily Authorities who elephant is only a little lighter and authorised the demonstra- than the normal grey elephants

were nevertheless 1- but experts long

from Mandalay

real pleased by the extraordinary ruled it

reminiscent ceremonial

of the elephant.—AFT. days of the Burmese monarchy, According to Buddhist tra lion a white elephant is one of the. Ave signs of supreme power, Such an animal was considered

Thirty African trade imion to be the equal of the sovereign leaders from 10 countries in-and was treated as one. Tradi- particularly of cusing Guinea, Senegal, the dualist elements the 25-nan Council have came ComerDONS,

the north where the the

and those in Congo out recently in favour of the Madagascar, have aurived for elephant was found are opposed curfew. Other who support the first course which will to the animal being placed in a the move are Tammany Halla month.-Reuter, chlef Carmine de Saple and Bernard Newman, Chaurmön of the New York County Republi- ; can Organisation.

out that youth Meinhardt But Mr said today there was stil possibility of a re- conciliation and a re- vival of the Miss Uni- verae pageant.

If reconciliation.

#1 does

not

occur, the new congress to select "Miss International Beauty" will be jointly sponsored by the elty and the port of Long Beach.-Reuter.

K Will Be

Crowded

On U.S.

Tour

Washington, Sept. 1. Nearly 100 people including

Fitting

ZOO.

In

Left To Die

will

100

1983 the mother had already given birth to a white Proponents of the law point

elephant but it was then in curfewn have

The hands of Communit been successful in reducing

Mobile, Ala., Sept. 1. rebels who left to die. į juvenile delinquency in Philadel-

Police imitated Cinderella's

The young elephant phis, Detrol, ami Chiengo. It

handsame prince yoderday in occupy the place in the has been rigested that New

tracing a burgony Burpeek, York atopt Detroit's practice of

which was formerly assigned to | Aning or gaoling parents of curs

the last white elephant of the All they had to go on was n few violatoru,

pair of shoes that Alton James Burmese monarchy and which

transferred Authorities

the British saket

curfold he found in his house after would cut

nose. Rangoon after occupylug down on after-chrk being awakened "rumbles between youth Lungs, Yesterday they atted the shoes royal capital of Mandaluy such as one broken up last night.

only to a 15-year-old boy and arrest- 1885. Since Pallee arrested 12 members ofed him for the burglary-UPI. while elephant has a Negro gong named "The Chaplains" who had gathered in

a schoolyard with bleycle chulas, tyre chains, pipes, knives and broomstick handles to do battle with another Negro ging, "The Blahops."

Magistrate Raymond Ticmey ordered the youths, ranging in age from 15 to 20 years, held in $2.500 ball on charges of dis- orderly conduct.

"The streets of New York have become a jingle," he comment- ed. UPI.

Nigerian Governor Misquoted

London, Sept. 1.

39 Russian reporters will Sir James Robertson, Gover-

Mr accompany

Nikita nor-Gonoral of the Federa- Khrushchev on his United

Hon of Nigeria, today said he was "incorrectly quot- States tour this month,

ed" when asked to com- the State Department an-

ment on a Għana Times nounced today.

domand for an "unquall- fiod apology" following remarks he was reported to nove made at London Airport yesterday.

Hoading the list of offlets in

the party will be Mr Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, and his wife, The State Department issued a list of 10 other senior oficials who will accompany the Prime Minister,

They

and

an

Sir James was yesterday quoted as saying la connection) included Mr V. P. with African reaction to the Yelyutin, Minlater of higher French plans to explode

contary specialised

Sahara De- alom bombs in the edutution, Mr G. A. Zhukov,sert that the explosion would chairman of the state com- occur many hundreds of miles mittee for cultural relation away from then but this, dogs with foreign countries, und Mr "not go down with a compara- V. S. Yemalyanov, chief of tively ignorant people." the main txiministrilon for the use of atomic anergy. The Soviet correspondents will add to the State Department's headaches in arraning press

coverage. Already sorne 250 correspon- dents representing American, British and other countries' news organisations have ap- plied for sonce on the 9 press plone which will ac- cording to present planu oc- company Mr Khrushchev on his nationwide tour. The plane has only

-Reuter.

Piracy

80 seats.

Leonard Price was captured. San Pedro, Callt, Sept. i.

R. E. Goodwin told police to-

thick in a

by police after escaping while handoutted yesterday at Swin- day that

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Sir James, speaking from home in, Cholsey, Berkshire by telephone today, said: "I can not remember exactly what I rald. I have been 40 years Africa and I would never have said that because It is simply not true."

The

Colonial Ofice this ofternoon issued Its version of what Sir James sald st London Airport

According to this version, the Governor stated: "There wng a good deal of alarm about the Sahara oto and a lot people in country districts naturally did not know a great deal about thu deindis, The people in Nigeria were quite genuinely alames"-cuter.

The cablu

sign please ladiesdon and he discovered all he'd cruter slid alongside his wharf located only one block from the

2 telenses on security (5).

3 Make-belleve courage? (7).

4 Are poid--and carried out

(0).

5 Kindling (8),

Made a cigarette (0),

10 Royal gate-crashing (8).

12 Gratify one's appetite (7).

13 Is his just a bare existence?

(0).

14 Eating it is more than risky

(G).

10 It naturally shows I am in

debt (5).

17 Libertines in the

(3).

fool thed

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.—Across: 1 Etch, 4 Ripples, @ Elan, 0 Vera, 10 Ivortes, 11 Rosa, 12 Emit, 14 Esparto, 17 Lathe, 19 Plain, 23 Admirer, 26 A-L.M.S., 27 Fury, 23 Incubus, 20 Maud, 30 Sore, at Rev.-eres, 32 Need. Down: 2 Thelma, Hearths, Kale, 5 In-vesi, 8 Parma, 7 (0)Event(centh),' Elba, 19 Item, 15 Real, 10 Owns, 18 Refuse, 20 Lay-men, 21 Immuno, 23 Dunco, 24 In-Ure, 25 Hus.

Baratoga, Sept. 1. Union Finance Co.,

to was talking apoller station, was robbed yes- third time in friend, scooped $180 worth of tarday for the with tools, and roared away acrose four years. The bandits got at

Los Angeles harbour.-UPI. lenst $300 UPI.

accomplished was to get himself while he

in even deeper trouble.

Police charged him

stealing the handcuffs.—UPI,

$2 MILLION

INHERITANCE

-MAY BE A JOKE

who

Pittsburgh, Sept. 1. Naccarelli, Felko Mrs

had planned to leave for

23 settle Scotland today

$2 million estate reportedly left hur by an uncle, learned Just in time that she may be the victim of a "monstrous] joke."

Alsomoy Howard R. Sukestein said today that Mr. Nae cardill, 48, who is ruffering

from

has been cancer and given

to live, ont

year changed her plans and would awelt further ward on the "heritance."

The Pitsburgh woman had ro- ceived teletrams Informing her that she was the solo heir -to the estate of an uncle, John Lennon, a ship designer who worked on the Queen Mary,

She had last een bor uncle

during a visit to Scotland in 1024.

Her uncle had visited her here several times, most recently in 1032.

Eulenstein sald preliminary Investigation bar shown that the whole affait may be a monstrous joke." He said ho was checking into the origin of the telegrams.

"We feel that these lelograms originated in Pittsburgh," he Auld-UPI.

PHILCO

then

wia

white

Cypriot Threat To Greeks

...

Nicosia, Sept. 1. Leaflets circulated in Nicosia old elty torty by the Greek Cyprio organisation KEM threatened death' to the Greek Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mr Constantine Kara- manils and Mr Evangelos Aeroff, should they every visit Cyprus.

The they buried sholi Cyprus question, we

bury them here," the leaflets declared. The lenfels, the third weries

"Just as

there

distributed by KEM in the past weeks, appealed to Archbishop Makarios lo "have 40 nothing to do with these funeral the undertakers of the Cyprus quies- Inton and never deviate from the one broad road of national dignity." been dis-

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