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TO-MORROW •
"ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON”
THE CHINA-- MAIL, WEDNESDAY, - OCTOBER 31, 1951.
Another A-Bomb Exploded
THIRD TEST IN NEVADA DESERT
Las Vegas, Oct. 30. A brillant flash, followed by anushrooming cloud which shot up with
the
peed of a rocket, markeri The third of the current series of aloniic tests near here today.
The h was
away
seen here 25
1 carly risch weed knots at very high Cantage pont to weigh
Dem iek. a new papri plot 27. phare. nying over L
tund from 8.000 caught a brief tmpse : kyrocketing Breball
blanketed cut by
f he
1
quickly
and
why happoa ed to
ifee-capped.
the
A tienderon, 11 miles easi
here. sidents said the there was none of the noise which accompanied the second Im the series last Sunday
Schieck said that a plane was visible at a high altitude shortly before the explosion. It was assumed that the bomb like Sunday's, was dropped from plane.
No rbork was felt in Las Vegas within the une limit necessary for sound waves to travel from the Yaceu Flat range. 75 miles
Vietnamese Using U.S. Equipmént
A Vietnamese army half-track is seen in a firing position on a road in Indo- China during a combined operation with French infantry against Vietminh rebels. The Vietnamese army is now using American equipment in its first armoured squadron, and is to mobilise four more such squadrons, → AP Picture.
Free Trade
Trade Policy Necessary To Resist Aggression
New York, Oct. 30. Increased flow of trade among the free nations of the world in order to build up production to a point where they would be able successfully to re- sist aggression was urged today by Mr Feridun Erkin, Turkish Ambassador to the United States.
Addressing 2,000 American leaders of busi- ness and industry at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel are expected to begin on Thurs during the second day of the 38th national Foreign
Trade Convention, Mr Erkin declared:
This would indicate that it was considerably less Severe than severa during a series of Tests last February, *WO 91 which broke windows in Lin Vegas.
Atome texte involvic troops
rlay or Tut when "Operation Orser Hock“ is launched to study the ue of nuclear wea- pens ::1 support 1) ground forces.
Seismographic equipment bas been set up in Las Vegas to men- are shock waves, it was learn- Though neither of the there first two explosions were heard in Las Vegas, the explosion of a medium-sized both dropped Fron
Sunday was plane on brands far away as 225 milles In other directions.--Reuter.
Bigger
This
Bonfires
Year
1. 20 140 Thousands with dalice and
sing round bunters in lowos and villages Throughout Britain next month in the niggest Guy | Fawkes Night eclebrations since 1939. There wil be torchlight processions in fancy dress tr see flames destroy the offigy of the man who started it all.
In the ancient Cinque Port town of Rye on November 3 American will light a bonfire
for proxy
the Mayor of Rve. New York, who will send Over a recorded message of greeting for the occasion.
But first the centuries-old streets will be lit by a torch. light procession 606 strong. The traditional boat will be dragged to the bonfire burnt
and
the as effigy of Guy Fawkes 15 hoisted en to a gibbet above the flames. At Lewes, where five of the six Jocal societies have got together for one blg combined show, the organisers have fixed November 5 for the big night.
He Doesn't
Pay To
Go By Rail
Lenin, Oct. 30. Asked to give his name and nditress to a railway policeman
he when
suspected of travelling on the railway with out paying his fare. 28-year-olri Edward James Urry refused.
was
So be appeared befire the magistrates at Exeter. And the cork asked the man a number of questions. Such as:
for
"Where had you come from?" "I had just come out of pri-
replied Urry. What were
You in prison asked the clerk. "For travelling on the railway without paying,"
Saying that he had to be in Salsbury Urry told the clerk that he had to be there to an-
swer a summons.
"A country only adopts Communism under pressure of force When there is hunger and desperation."
A Flying Menagerie
Honolulu, Oct. 36.
An elephant from India waddled off a plane today at Honolulu airport for an overnight stop before con- tinuing to Hollywood ang a Job in the movies.
The 309-pound baby elephant is being tłown from Calcutta to appear in television and mevic productions. 1ts travelling compablens include two- year-old leopard, a 12-foot python, a selection of birds and smaller animals and trainers Frank and Paul Ferri-Associated Press,
Pakistan
Assured Of Council Seat
Yugoslav Hint: Would Like Some A-Bombs
Belgrade, Oct. 30.
A top ranking Yugoslav General said today that Yugoslavia would like to have some American atomic bombs and possibly other atomic weapons to bolster her defences against the Soviet Union.
General Petko Depaevic, Deputy Chief of Staff, threw out this suggestion while giving an interview to meinhers of a group of 14 American [newspapermen who are making a tour of Europe.
General Denovic calma ej
Na Stv E
sowe absu
Ite the gh
Un un inday neN.
100
iming 200
The tinted Safe
h have abou. 669 A-ú mb. "We would ke o have
them", h raid. "We could
bem well We
are in a
UNIQUE PROJECT IN CHINATOWN
good position to use them."
The Grueral sald the next war would see the use of cer- "ain a'mir weapons,
Russia, Fe
San Francisco, Oct. 30. added was ready
San Francisco's colourful miliarily to attack
Yugoslavia Chinatown
dedicated the first n 1948 when the
Sovie:s eu. Oriental-style Federal housing off the Yugoslav
Communists project
in the United States, from the Comin:orm but did built the site of the famed not do so for fear of the US underground oplum dens of the atom bombs.
10
Now, be declared, Yuoslavia
ready
lo detend Herself
Barbary Coast.
Opening of the first unit of the $3,500,000 project, styled
again.t any aggressor with with yellow tile roofs and mutli-
on
weapons now available. B1.
coloured
decorations. added. this country wanly as
called for Bring of 100,000 dre- 11124:h medero equipment 35 gackers and bringing gifts to possible from the United drive away evil spirits in keep- States.
ing with Chinese tradition. NOT AGGRESSIVE
The three-unil
project He repeated Premier Marshal Chinatown's main street bouses Tito's stand that
Yugoslavia 234 families
flats in modern would not fight an aggressive with enclosed playgrounds and war But, he added, the next putomatic lifts. It is part of the war probably will be every-Federal and city slurn clearance
programme. Yugoslavia did not want to
and 140 Forty-two families join the North Atlantic Treaty single
persons were moved Organisation, a move he de- from tenements over stores and cribed at unecessary and not garages to make way for the to the advantage of either the project. In the old tenements Atlantic Allies or the Yugoslavs, as many as six persons lived in General Depcevic studied one room while 150 persons military tactics at Moscow from shared a community kitchen. 1920 to 1924. As Deputy Com- Narrow five foo high passage- mander of Yugoslav forees, he ways
pipes.
where.
Hower
Lod is one of Marshal Tito's most used for opium gateways trusted lieutenants,
The
and
shanghaing suitors on the Bar- The General said a Yugoslav- bary Coast, were found by American mutual aid pact workmen digging bazements. would be signed soon after final! Old ship anchors, remains from He added that a free flow of
details were worked out, in the tire when the land was woods and services within 0
cluding the question whether an under water,
were also dis- flourishing system of inter-
American military mission cov red, national trade and a compre-
would be stationed here to train)
arca, formerly known hensive investment policy
Yugoslavs in the use of latest s "Terrific Street," will start should
U.S. equipment,
new carcer help to supply the re-
with the Ping quisite capital
Then NEED Paris, Oct. 30. for means 01
project, which means production and to develop all;
virtually assured [
The Yugoslav army, he said, "Tranquil Gardens.
The units, built horseshoe- existing natural resources avail-of a seat on the Security Coun- now has more than 30 divisions
under arms but he would not shape with playgrounds in the able in every country.
il next year but a big political estimate
how much
time or centre, have
Zrey wall with Mr Erkin said the
money it would take to provide yellow present fight is expected to develop in
*he
mbellished Russia and the the General Assembly in Paris
the troops
with heavy equip- with dragons and dolphins. rift between Western world did not result from nowi werkt on the candidature of ment. The Yugoslavs have The central building !7as B
RIY
Das'-wat
Cven's
Pakiston is
o Greece. policies but was part of the calculated Communist objective of engulfing the entire world,
had and never abandoned.
Three members of the Council
which the Soviet had always are retiring at the end of this They are India, Ecuador and Yugoslavia.
year.
JETS
of the
their own small arms and pu- wooden
Copy
famous tomatic weapons and can manu- marble pagoda of the Pailou facture all of need, he said.
these that they gate in the Yellow Monastery
in Peking. Pailou
gates have They also have Soviet T-34 been used in Chine for centuries tanks like those used in North to commemorate heroic events, Korea, and other Soviet equip but this is the first to be built ment plus some captured Ger in the United States, according accidental invention of Soviet The General Assembly has the man arms. The T-34 is a light to the local housing authority.-- diplomacy... If there is to-task of electing successors.
tank but somewhat heavier in United Press. armament than American Sher- mans.
"The Iron Curtain Is not an
free
of American strength.
"Communist
MUST UNITE
expansion
day still
sector 01 Europe, this is only due to the Pakistan, e a member of the threat of virtual intervention Commonwealth, is expected to "We have enough conven-
replace India without tion Chile is the Latin Ameri- said, "but we need jet planes." can country innst likely to re- Most of the Yugoslav equip- can tree Ecuador.
To attain this
The problem goal and banish the threat which successor for Yugoslavia. The country hovers over all of us, we must Soviet rien xper ed
Czechoslovakia inspector unite all our efforts with a view name
*ermament
oppositional pianes," General Depcevic And So They
What is the summons for?"only be halted by an invincible
barrier.
asked the clerk.
"For travelling on the railway without a ticket,"
putting on
The prosecuting said that Urry had nine convlc- 10 tions for similar offences. And frightening so instead of keeong his ap-forces... pointment in Salisbury Edward James Urry will be spending the time
In mol.
H'll be there for a month.
MIDDLE EAST DISCUSSION
Beirut, Oct. 30.
end to The country. disproportion
U1
retinui
M
ment date- from the early days Were Married
of the Arst world war. The produces no fighting plates, tanks or anti-tank After a
own-As-
of its sociated Press.
*** Czechoslovakia defeated by
in the YugoslottiR 1949 Assembly elections.
"Communist policy leaves no
Ta Western Piniomalin t room for sentimen Any
likely choire '-'ers the mos tempt to seek global agreement stated to be Garece. with Communism is a deceiving.
The Savin Uning is expected dream...
to oppose this biteriy "The contest between Com grounds munism and the Western world
agreement" is ultimately and primarily one granted
الله
Gen. Romulo's
Illness
Washington, Oct. 30.
London, Oct. 30, quarrel with s sweetheart R.AF. Corporal Roy Douglas Graham shot himself In the stomach with a pistol
Fortunately, as the court- marital president said at And- the result was not dis- astrous; in fact the wound heal- ed in ter days,
over,
But why did Graham do £17- Suicide, as the first charge alleged to get out of the Ser- vice; as the alternative charge The Philippine Embassy sadd said; or just to frighten his girl "no lema's San Francisen tonight at the condition of friend, as an R.A.F. psychiatrist Sovic' Rusti
Philippine Foreign Affairs belleved? of strength but not a contest of etern European seat on the Secretary Carlos P. Romulo, at arms alone,
The
court decided "attempted Council.
Walter Reed Hospital here, was suicide." even though a doctor The Lebanese, Parliamentary
"It is also a contest of hap-
little changed from yesterday, said: "If he intended to kill Foreign Affairs Commission to-piness and prosperity..in order
Western natione pro pronesin but his fever has day heard the British, Ameri-to become strong and discourage to he-mass the "gentle slightly.
subsided himself It' was a very bad shot." Turkish note aggression, we must increase man's " and
General Romulo entered the tention. Which meant that ba
The
sentence-one day's de proposing a Middle East defence production, which will enable hat the Balko
representation Army hospital on Monday for was free to go away on a 24- pact, and after a short meeting us to take the most
Yeceslavia could ha trestment of a chronic throat hour pass. agreed to ask for further ex-measures to develop interna- planation.
tional commerce and will con- and stitute a sound and solid basis country, Greece-Rewer. for a better standard of living for the free peoples of world."-United Press.
can, French and
The Commission supported the Government's policy of request
clarification.
lug
The Foreign Minister, Mr Charles Holu, decided to postpone
suitable
the
his departure this week-end for Faris, where he will head the Lebanese delegation to the Unlled 'Monty' In Denmark
ר
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another Balkar afiment.
And guess who The Embassy spokesman em❤
went with phasised that doctors had not him? The blonde Waaf for love
of whom he shot himself. yok pronounced a decision the Secretary's illness, nor had. Because they have ..been Arab League Move they mild how long he is likely married since the shooting. She
-to remain in hospital.
was on duty a few yards from
de the court-martial room while the Caire, Oct. 30, The question of the Secretary
triol
The court's was on to Paris for the Representatives of the seven proceeding
decision was telophoned to her. Arab League countries agreed opening of the United Nations
If the had been a bit nearer Copenhagen, Oct. 30. today to ask their governments General Assembly on November
would have heard the choot she Arab was not even discussed. The ing called a Field Marshal Viscount to arrange a meeting of
"crime passionel discuss doctors wanted Romulo to rest. The Lebanon wants assurances Montgomery, Deputy Supreme Foreign Ministers to
She would have heard the view m *He remains that by entering the defence Allied Commander of Western the League's point of
Isolated in the court president, too, tell her organisation she will not give European defence, arrived here the Western powens' proposals, hospital," the spokesman said. husband, who is 21: This was: Asrock 1actical advantages today on a three-finy visit for a Middie East Comanand
are awaiting develop-ttle more than the action of a Reutor.
ments.”---Associated Press. silly little boy”
Nations Assembly, to tend the Arab Political Commilice meet
in Cairo.
Reuter.
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