WEDNESDAY. JIXY
16. 1»52
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People Make This
Era Significant
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Hungary And
Canada Win
<>ames
ZOO CH'MPS BUY ICES TO TRY TO KEEP C(
AM HISTORIAN takes a leap ahead of his time and
today assesses what noes to make this era significant.
He
HELSINKI. July 14
Hungary and Canada aSM " '
i iiympic games advancing t.i the second round of basketball
eliminations
AlUiough the
games do not officially-open not.
Saturday the qualifying rounds In
basketball, football and soccer are
scheduled before the oflfc
in| owtng to Hsa tanaa number of
chooses not wars, not dates, not treaties—but the impact of
PEOPLE on (fail age of ours.
American historical writer
Donald
Robinson,
chief
army historian to Eisenhower chooses 100 living people
who, in ha Miu haw. hv force of deeds or oersonalitv.
moit influenced "our civilisation in the last 15 years."
What
Is th* passport
to the
■
Not
rood
work.—although
Kiloftophcr
Albert
Schweitze*-,
pc Plus XII. and thoolofiical
R..nh...U Niebuhr arc :
-al hou 1 c
J**
! ?traitor
,v
list
of,*?«i
100 .?T!f
include* atom
Klaus
Fuchs
"bfcaM<c
of
tho
done
*Te*l.J1*rm
'
Hoblnson s.iys he was advised
in tils final choice "by obtaining
the opinions of as many experts
BB passible."
Flr*t man in the book M Joseph
Stalin; "the mosi merciless bran
of the age
. . It It possible thai
00b death can halt him."
Molotov i- MUM.' with Stalin
hut Cm.
,>;
not.
Robinson says hut
£IT
IT lhiVn
■cfsra of ihings they
office boys.
expert'
,he
VftSPg H hat LotliPS
»»« «°°oi**». '«"■' »i °°'
differently—it
ing
whwl
comes
.truces -t the imajnnalioi.. u M
exciting and provoking.
Isn't It
exactly what we expect from a
holiday, from
the long lovely
days of lummer. something different? A holiday seems to have
"11 the possibilities -nd impossibilities of life gathered together
JnW two precious weeks, like ..
wonderful mystery box. wailing
opened. And so it can be.
lf
>»u approach it constructively,
Summer always seems to hold
the peak of our hopes. We put
SoVk 1
'
were just
°« a" ">e big decisions, moves
changes until the
and
Th^ sun gives us energy ;(Il(i ,„_
rruman
is
"tne moat impoiUnt
person in the
free world':
Church IK "the most heroic ilgurc
of the century': and Tito 'the
mildest
man
who ever
slit i
Digest, are Robinson's choice for
the most important men in Press
and Communications.
H
" . ''"".' V." •» ineontrovert!hie
that L»rd Bmvrebrooh
more succc.v a. •> new ,
Inner in thw last two aeneraUons than any other man uliv.'.'
Rut. "Lord Boa vr-r brook . . . .
•
has 'onslstently backed th
wrong
men an.) wrong ideas."
Sample)
according t.. Robin-
deaeour, but it cannot make us
into new beings without a little*
help.
A holiday is for health—body
and spirit.
So turn around and
have I look at yourself, see whafc
kmd OI
Per-on >ou are tak-ng on
holiday. It is the same you that
nas
. weaihered the other tiny
I if the year, but . . _
feel different, look different and
live differently
without
for a
moment losing your real Identity
or being artificial. You cm I »•
yourself a summer look quickly
enough with A tan. a short li,.n'a crisp smart beach suit—and
,„,. to „>), you how
B ,
h
™ »I!LS? mld:.20> "ne 'ou«.nl
the League o.' Nations
the 30*« he .... approved UM
appeasment pSUdaa
of
Chamberlain."
"Recently
he
hns
been suiting th-«t Marshall plan
old L<s bad for Britain.*'
So, in Robinson's view, it i- not
necessity for R great man to bo
always right.
•***«
yur «deas, your habit,
.lions —perhaps they
need a change too?
Whan vou go away, are you
bH
inclined
to
look
around
quickly for the sort of people vou
feel you are used to? It is just
possible
you
know,
that
you
would get more fun out of getting to know some different kinds
of people.
This is just, becauso it appear;
that even an historian can nuke
mistakes. For instance, Robinson
describes
Lord
Beaver brook's
LONDON
London home as Stornoway BOUM
In the House of Commons on
—although Slornoway House was
July,
Mr.
Ronald
Russell
badly bombed 11 years ago and 8th
(Conservative, Wembley a>ked the
has not been lived in since.
Minister of Labour what facilities
ex,hl ,or
AMONG
leaders in the world
colonial students to obof fine arts Arluro Toscanini, "the M1" employment In this country
foremost orchestral conductor of during their vacation.
Slr
our times," Is placed next to lrWalter Mocklon, Minister
ving Berlin- "he has been su- of I<abour replied:—
Tne
preme since Alexander's Ragtime
service provided by the
Band."
employments exchanges and apPicasso "is still the biggest nam» P«»ntmenn offices is available to
in palatial"; rtllplln
the last colonial students who wish to
man in the book—is -J-the only out«ui employment in the vaca,ions
genius In motion pictures.
. ' understand that certain
Among
the
arts
Europeans, fixate organisations such as the
lead the way. ("As a group the National Union of Students aro
als
writers of the United States are
" "c'lve '" lh'« »cld.
Mr
not on a par with their Continen; Russcl: Can my right hon.
tal confreeres." addmils
Robin- ,""1 2 ">"' Friend .*> whethei
any facilsQes exUt in Industry
80(1 ,
Colonial Student*
Sir
Alexander
Fleming,
the
Scot who diwovor<Kl penicillin
headi the list of men whose work
has meant most to the health of
the world.
•
•
•
ONLY iwo women ore
I5ted.
No
one.
laments
Robinson,
"could recommend to me any besides Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and
Stnora Per on." He includes these
two, and adds that one disgruntled diplomat said sourly:
"The
only thing Senora Peron is distinguished for is her lowcut neckline."
Who of them all, is the ftrcat, est?
According to Robinson: Albert
lEInsteln.
_
The
Hungary defeated Greece 7.1 to
"H in UM in M Miin' ....
n >n«| i .in iii.i beat Italy fW to
57 Canada will meet Romania in
ail&l Hungai>
will clash with the winner ,.f tha
l"hihppines-lsrael
game
to
b»
played later to-day.
/ i.' ff.,,.,,.. i /.*"/<#" »*«*«X
Pgsmanla dram .i tsrat round byo
In the basketIMIII qu lUf) ing rounds
lefeat dnaa not aUn
te.un Hut should It be d<
second time the team is climm ttad
Ten nations were seedtM in the
basketball
draw
including U.S.
tlafanding Otyanple cnanj
The I'll st t'.S. Olymin.
'ii win
be Una
aquad which will paaat [tarj on
Wednesday, about 100 mlV
Haartnhl.
Italy, wtuen
t'.S
1 goal to nil
in the
Ukst
ravtkfl of the
1MH Ol i
London Ii Cavourad.
Field Urn-key
eliminations ge: '
under my to-morrow wiUi Swit- I
zerland meeting Au-tna and Finl-tnd clashing with Belgium in tha
first games. Field
Hockey i- UM
agmn ohtalnshle in the original quality, rr..i 1<
anl] ivi'tit on Olympic schedule
in which the Until
to tho famous and secret formula itnca 1792.
entered. Bocoar eUnilnatSoni also I
•tart to-moiinw «iih Yugonlavia'
1. KLIM a por.. I of* milt
meeting India.
Romania clashim.''
with
Hungary
and
Denma:'i
2. KLIM t.opi without r*lrl«*r«tlM
aganm am ■
The Ideal Refresher
A tew drops of the Genuine '47U fcau dc
Cologne, dabbed on forehead and temples or inhaled from your handkerchief, will stimulate and
revivify immediately.
rtta Qanntna "t7ll" K»« d> Colome comas from Cologne nn Ithlnet'
>rl*l—Sally
left, and So So
-brllt-ir thai ralHi* m-nr.m
- Ihr tw»l ".. to keep cool. They
The t*>» oldest
and
-i
Ititrlllsriil MBlllll ol l^mitun
Zoo • eblnipauiee " ItM-parly "
Chines*" RVds Said
(,itr'fi<finit Lawn
Howling Ivam
Win Two Games
ToBitve Rocogniaed
Two Coim-ntioiivs
"X>NDON, July 15.
NOTTINGHAM. England, July IS,
Canada's touring bowlari baadbroudcost
said
on •d Into the centre Of England
night that the Chineso Monday after recording two vic•Communist government has re- tories against seven defeats In an
t tgnized two international conven- 11-day swing through Siothimi
tions of Geneva on war prisoners
The 30-incmber lawn bowling
and germ warfareteam now about halfway through
a
three-month
programme
of
The
broadcast
quoted
two mnlchnt, sight-seeing and civic
statements by Chou En Lai on entertainment completed il^> ScotJuly 13th: "The Central People's tish tour lasl week and then h< gdGovernment
of
the
People's ed across the border to Carlisle
Republic of China has examined
tile protocol for the prohibition
The tWO Caii.nli..n vnlntie, u.
of the use of asphyxiating jxiison
Scotland were at Brought Parry
or other gases, and of bacterip- near Ihindee where the tOUXtltl
logleal
warfare
concluded
on won 118 84 and al June 17th, 1925 and acceded to the score was 102—78.
Losing
in the name of China on August matches were played at Porto
7th. 1921. The Central People's liellu. Stirling, Edinburgh, AberGovernment considers that the deen. rJumbarton, Motherweii and
said protocol is conducive to tho Ayr.—«P>
strengthening
of
International
Peace and Security and Is In conformity with humanitarian punciples. and therefore has decided
'to recognize the accession of trie
protocol.
The Central People's
Government ahull undertake to
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia.
implement strictly the provurton»
Jub H
of
tho
proclocol
provided
nil
I'! ■•
A- ■
other
contracting
and
acceded
Britain and
UM
Unlt<
'i-erve them reciprocally. ii.mded .i
long delayed throci'eipii.g
■ndn
eaal
a tym.
now houses 2.000 Olympic athletes and officials with anothot
4.000 expected by next Thursday
according to the OrganlriiiR Committee.
North Amerv^ans with | 333
strong contingent tops the list followed by the Argentine with ?00.
Canada 17fl. Italy 15*1. South Africa 119 and Venezuela 74 Foreign
visitors are liegltining to utream
intti the Olymnk eaptaL
Over
700 arrived yesterday and the inLONDON. July 15
flux Is expected to reach 900 par
■dofl and Ministers of
day next Monday.
many countries plan to honour
retiring
Brazilian
Ambassador
Senoi J.^lunll !>.• Arigao. Doyen
of the diplomatie corps at n farewell dinner Unnghl.
De Aragao is retiring ufter 12
vears" atrvtco riere. Aniong tonik'ht
lueatl will be his nuccesKaT
Doyan,
IggnuOl Blanehi.
Chile..ii
Ambasaador
who
gag
TOKYO, July IS.
Kngflaad atona 1941.
The Japanese Fortign Office has
During his aUy in England. forbidden vulley ball teams to acBianclu marrtad Una widow of a cept the Itussian invitation to ater a naturalized Briton tend "world volley ball championkillwl m the airborne Invasion of ships".
Germany At 33. Senora Bianchl
Announcing th> today a Foreign
will I-- the youngest ever "first Office spokesman said: "Governlady" r.f the I/Hidon diplomatic ment can give no guarantee of
corps.
tafaty in Huaala"
The invitation received by the
—U.P.
lapanese Vollev Hall Association
included free travel and expenses
I >"n- M.I i' In Honour
(►f Hi*a/ilian
AniJNi.ssaffor
Russian ln\ iliilion
I minis ConHiuVr
^uggoHtions"
Foreign Aid Note
Brltls
EfiSSfft., *>. replace
"
worker
*hile they are on hollday
Sir Walter Mock ton: I have
In mind the agriculture Industrial
and the efforts which are made
by the National Union of Students
pnwii .iic Mowing "'I foralgn
,„ ,hot „.la
Sctivtary of State Dean Ache- aid to Yugoslavia to Foreign Minhere we help l,>
ibling them to travel to and son pointed out the American ister Leo Males.
The ud 0*0from the work.
If there is any poMiion on germ warfare at a grammc •
i press conference on June
ihly reduc) ther matter perhaps my hon.
13.
when
a
Communist
reporter
II|I.II-1MIII
with
that of last
friend will let me know.
The Frenrh ;mrt Itritish proMr
A. F. Brookway, (Labour. asked why the United Slates had yen
grammc
Eton and Slough): Will the right not signed the Gwwva Convenand a*il« tha
hon.
and
learned
Gentleman tion mi germ warfare. Acheaun ■bout ooe-thlrd
replied thut the
United SLites ntaci amount
i
consult with the Colonial Office
lor
M.o>lial Tito's i:
upon this matter with n view to wanted all weapons of destruction
banned by trie International Dis- from the United States was not
making the fullest provision
>r
armament Commission with ade- yet known tt was expected to be
employment
for
these- colonial
quate powers of enforcement.
bntwoon saS.otw.nou ami »7o.ooo.gtUdantfT
000. Last year'* figure was $1H vfaRw
Mockton
I
am
Sir
—L'-P.
000 0(H).—I'.P.
anxious to do what I can and
wiH consult with them
B I M'
ANOTHCH
SHINING
IXAMPlt
MeKanley Wu> Try
At 10C) Metrei
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are still under rotiMdein-
i' 1 i i" the union."
l 0 Pn Ufa ttt Philip Murray
i
in sd ol tha BtaaJworkara. was
expeatad to b ua a call to his 170i
W,.gc
action
on
Policy Committee fur
the
companies
offer
whu h was reported to he close to
' ' i.menHations of tho Wage
I -ttion Board. Murray may
ion of the Committee Ut
'lie ■ d ly
hf tiimks ha ean ain i'
Herb,
who
is
now
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