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THE CHINA MAIL, TÜESDAY, MAY 24, 1955.

Churchill Warns Britain About GERMAN PROBLEM

Election Apathy

ORSON WELLES

MR WELLES

WAS ANGRY

Paris, May 23.

Actor Orson Welles played the leading role here today in a scene at Orly airport which he would have pre- ferred to skip.

To

gaze of an avoid the admiring throng in the waiting- room, Mr Welles was escorted by an official of the airline o an empty plane and settled to wait for down comfortably

ANXIOUS MOMENT ·

FOR THE

FREE WORLD

Woodford, Essex, May 23.

Sir Winston Churchill warned Britons tonight that the way they voted in Thursday's general elec- tion could affect this country's influence on nations of the free world "at an anxious moment."

The Elder Statesman said he had taken part in 15 general elections, "but I have never seen one more calm and quiet than this one."

Sir Winston, who was winding up his election campaign as an ordinary candidate here, said:

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"Do not be lulled into a false Bevan's charge that the Govern- sense of security by the broad|ment had altered parlamentary Ecose of agreement which we feel constituency boundaries exists among our fellow country favour the Conservative Party men for think in terms of mass Str Wirsten said Mr Bevan effects

Averages and gallugi |was already looking for ex- poils...

cuses for defect" and added that! the accusation was "as false as it is unworthy."

Two

and twenty parliamentary constituencies have bren changed since the last general election and five more MPs will sit in the New House of Commons, giving it 830 mem- bers.

Sir Winston said: "The whole" method of changing constituency boundaries to meet shifts, in population was devised by an all party agreement during the war, Mr Herbert Morrison wher

WILL BE CRIMES "Every man or Woman who has a vote is responsible for recording it according to what he really belleves is for the Dalion's Apathy, complacency, idle- ness and

16- chatter of difference may often be

faults On Tharada?

will be crimes."

good.

they

He said: "The decision

which has to be made may affect the wellbeing and destiny of our It to take . for Londor.

island people in their daily lives When the crew and passen- gers finally arrived, it was ex-lát home and in their influence plained to Mr Welles that he fat an ankitus moment upon the was on the wrong plane and nations of the whole free world," Sir Winston sharply replied to that if he stayed where he was

Labour left-winger Aneurin ne would finish up in Geneva.

Surroundedi by officials

(Deputy. Labour leader) was Home Secretary,

"The present act-under which the official and impartial work-- boundary commission was passed after the war by the Socialist Government. They laid

seeking to piccate his wrath LONDON MURDER down the rules-Reuter.

Orvon dashed for the London plane but it was roaring down the

runway for the take-off

before he got anywhere near it. He was offered the best seat in the next flight to London,

He left the airport in great anger, proclaiming his intention to get to England by sea, as being a lot more certain at that. --France-Presse,

Parachutists Escape

Constantine, May, 23,

Youth Arrested

London, May 23. Twenty-one-year-old Packer

was

PREDICTS

VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

Tokyo, May 23.

Over a model of the Mohne and Eder dams, Australian Flight-Lieutenant A. F. Burcher re-lives his last war exploit as he tells the story of the raid to De Barnes Wallis, de signer of the bombs that wrecked the dams and paralysed was the premiere Ruhr industry in the last war. Occasion

of the Alm "The Dam Busters," which tells the story of the

eple. Reuterphoto.

POLIO PROGRAMME

Scientists Make

Progress

Washington, May 23.

A Government official said that scientists

Russia Expected

To Offer Two Alternatives

Bonn, May 23,

Dr Konrad Adenauer, the Chancellor, is expected to elaborate the West German attitude to a Four-Power conference and the international situation during a big foreign affairs debate in the Bundestag (lower house) next Friday.

The debate is on a Social Democratic (Opposition) motion on a Four-Power con- ference to reunify Germany.

Dr Adenauer,

who is on Neither of these alternatives, holday in the Black Forest, is it is believed here, stands much! expected back by the middle of chance

Paris and

.and are unanimous in

"neutralisation"

of acceptance by the this week. After his return he West. Both Government will receive the West German Opposition Ambassadors to Washington, rejecting the

London, who have scheme. been recalled to Bonn for con-

Nor is there much danger, sultations on the forthcoming Government quarters believe, Four-Power conference at which | that the West German West Germany will not directly represented.

OUT OF QUESTION

Meanwhile the Govern ment is reiterading its · In- sistence that any scheme to neutralise Germany is out of the question and that West Germany would stand with the by the alliance

West and would seek Ger-. man reunification in part- nership with her Atlantic allies,

Government

public be will be greatly tempted by the

quarters believe Dr Adenauer will instruct the envoys to press for placing the German question high on the agenda of the Four-Power talks. But no one bere expects quick

results.

It has been noted here that

made progress today in reviewing the polio vaccine the ticle in the Soviet Com-

No decision on its future is likely programme. until tomorrow.

Dr W. H. Sebrell, Jr, Director of the National Institutes of Health, told reporters at a lunch recess there is "nothing to comment on now" on the fate of the vaccine programme.

satisfactorily."

General Leonard A. Scheele. His decisions will determine what will be done to settle the confused vaccine státuation.

A Japanese scientist believes Dr Sebrell said the meeting of The experts' recommendations Duvid Carew

formally he has discovered a way to pre-experts to review tests of the will be submitted to US Surgeon- charged in court here today with dies volcanic eruptions about vaccines safety was "going murdering Christos Tsapparetli, aged 60, beaten up in a London two months in advance.

His method is reparied in the H: said experts from the MH, street while defending a young June issue of the Journal of the Public Health Service, and girl.

Geophysical Research, published outside consultants were loolding Dyer # il technical problems Tsapparelli,

died in in Tokyo. who

The scientist, Tsuneji Rikitake involving vaccine tests. They hospital on Friday, was alleged

of

Tokyo. University also were reviewing information to have been attacked about

Laboratory, bases which Government experts oo midnight the previous evening

magnetic tained in rechecking production while walking home with his his

processes of the vaccine manu» wife, when he stopped a group changes in rocks on the surface

bf volcanic mountains.

facturers, he said, annoying a been of youths fro

ake said the magnetic Rikitake field of basalt rocks shifts some two months before a volcano

Six French parachutists cap- tured by terrorists last February and believed for a time to have been idled, have escaped to French military posts, officiul sources: disclosed here today,

Security forces have

trying to track down the para-passing giri, chutists changing places ol A detective told the court

captivity ever since letters today that Carew, on arres received by their families in said. "Yes sir, I was the one France disclosed that they were

still alive.

They were captured in an engagement on the southeastern

who hit him. My mates did not

touch him." He was then said

to have made a statement.

The youth was remanded

end of the Aures- mountains.eustody for a week.-China Mail France-Presse,

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upts. He said he proved his theory during a series of cruptions in 1950-51 and 1953-54

.Basalt rock, Rikitake said, is found in most volcanic mou tains throughout the world.- United Press,

SIX FIRMS

Vaccine The

Advisory Committee of the National Foundation

Infanille for Paralysis may meet with the group tomorrow, he said. Officials from the six, mahti- facturing firms also scheduled meetings with Dr Sebrell's group.

SEVEN MAU MAU

SENTENCED

Meru, Central Kenya, May 23.

Com

It

The final decision will deter- mine when millions of Salk vac- cine shots held up by the Gov-

be released. ernment will also will decide how soon the free programme for first and

will be second graders pleted. pleted.

The confusion over the vac cine programme was illustrated in Brockton, Massachusetts. The city called off vaccinations until some 500 of 2,200 eligible frst and second graders had been withdrawn from the programme by their parents. The shots had been scheduled to start on Thurs-

day.

Mr H. S. Howard, President of Wyeth Laboratories, told re- porters he had received assur- ances from Government inspec tors that Wyeth vaccine which they checked last week was ali right. Mr Howard said he stil wants to know why rele

up. The Public Health Service checked and cleared some vaccine produced by the Parke,

the

vaccine has been belde of

new

INFORMERS' BODIES

IN WELL

Dijon, May 23. A

wartime resistance leader told the police today the bodies of a man and woman found embedded in rement at the bottom of a well near here were those of informers shot on his orders in 1944 for betray- ing resistance workers to the Gestapo,

M. Louis Betrand, colonial

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infantry reserve commanded caplain who "Madagascar** resistance group during the war, said the couple were thrown into the well after exCEU- tion and about 30 sacks of cement thrown on top of them. The bodies are per- fectly preserved.

The exccution was ear- ried out in his presence after

an inquiry by re- gional resistance chiefs, he said,

The couple, who have not yet been identified, came from the neighbour- ing village of Malain- China Mail Special.

Seven terrorists sentenced at an emergency Davis and Eli Lilly Laboratories, munist Party newspaper Pravda Assize Court here today-one to death-pleaded but made they intended to surrender to the Home Guard about Wyeth vaccine following about German reunification. when they were captured by security forces.

The self-styled Major Mbuchi was sentenced to death for being in possession of a home-made pistol and one round of ammunition and Lieutenant- General Suruli to hard labour for life.

He sentenced five other men to ten years' hard labour each.

FORCED ΤΟ

It

no announcement yesterday contained no word is seen here partly as a "deten- that recheckUnited Press.

sive measure" and as a Soviet. hint, following the Vienna agree-

Austrian mert on the

treaty and the proposed Belgrade visht, not to go too far or too fast.

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Circles close to the Govern- ment believe the Russians may come to the Four-Power con- Mr Justice Rodwell said Three more surrenders during

Berlin, May 23. ference with two alternative Suruli was the obvious leader the past 24 hours brings the total The West Berlin City offers on Germany,

another of the gang

surrenders to 537 since January Government allocated

Сет 18, the date of the amnesty 2,000,000 marks to pay Com- 1. The "big solution?"

anity in exchange for offer.

munist road tolls in the "baby mon

neutralisation, Detectives are investigating blockade" of the city,

It the burning down of the African

was the fourth million- servants quarters at a Nairobi mark subsidy set aside by the hostel for British Army families, city since the Communista im- Police say seven Africans started posed new road taxes on the the fire deliberately but no one East-West highway on April 1 was hurt,-Reuter

The Judge said some of the men had admitted they left the forest because of heavy bombing raids by the Royal Air Force. He agreed with the Meru Assessors that the men had not in- tended "ta surrender but had been forced to Sentences in this case did not" mean Laat genuine cases of surrender would not be accept- ed and treated in the true spirit of the leaficis, the Judge said referring to a prisoner who claimed he had seen the leadets and carried out the instructions. Security forces have killed a terrorist leader who called him- self "General: Lion" and have captured another man known as "General Mamba."

In the denise Aberdare Forest. five more terrorists have been killed since the start of "Opers tion Gimlet" at dawn on Saluz day launched after the break- down ef mass surrender talks j Last week 48 terrorists were killed, 80 captured and 178

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Across: 1 Picked, 5 Erred, 8 Vent, 9 Asleep,:11 Capes, 12 Finish, 14 Test, 18 Notes, 18 Alert, 19 Ogre, 20 Litter, 24 Grill, 25 Aurora, 26 Erin, 27 Raged, 28 Nestle, Down: 1 Plan, 2 Calt, 3 Even, 4 Depict. 5- Etching, Replete, 7 Despise, 10 Elder, 18 Manager 14 Telling, 15 Stalled,muspects detained, 26 terrorists 17 Order, 19 Obtain, 21 Tune, 22 Rout, 23 Save,

i surrendered during the week.

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-United Press.

If this is not accepted, then solution 2 would be proposed.

2. A relaxation of tension ca the basis of the existing state of German partition.

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Room 101 Kowloon Hotel Tel. 58008

(Behind the Peninsula

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prospect of neutralisation. The country's foreign

Policy

had to

date been too successful for West Germans easily to accept the risk of isolation and the breakup of their new ties with the West, these quarters lieve,

NERVOUSNESS

Diplomatic quarters havO recently, nokleed signs of nervousness in Bonn that the West might be tempted by Sovies offers into weakening support for

West Germany.

But this nervousness, it was believed, is not seriously shared by Dr Adenauer.

Circles close to the Govern- thus inclined to be

ment are pessimistic about the chances

of early East-West agreement on Germany but they believed that the eventual changes of such | agreement would be greatly im

proved if a general agreement on the lessening of East-West tension on disarmament

prootems could be

atomic secured.

Dr Adenauer has discussed the first parliamentary measures to ret up the cadres of the West German forces with his Defence Commissioner, Herr Theodez Blank, who called on him last week, He has also discussed "with his "advisers the formation of a Federal Defence Council, 35 a sub-committee of Cabinet, of which he is to be Chairman-Reuter.

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