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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1955.::.'
NUTTING HOPEFUL ABOUT DISARMING
Area Of Disagreement
With Russia
Narrowed Down
'SIGNS ARE GOOD'
London, Aug. 24.
Mr Anthony Nutting, Minister of Staté for Foreign Affairs, left here by air
Europe's Big today for New York to lead the British
Wool Producer
delegation to the United Nations Disarma- ment Sub-Committee's talks beginning on Monday.
He
Mr Nutting is accompanied by several London, Aug. 25.
senior officials including Rear-Admiral G. Britain now produces more wool than any other A. Thring, of the Defence Ministry. country in Europe-out-
The Disarmament Sub-Com- side the Communist sphere - and
the
mittee's other member nations has
eighth
are France, the United States, Largest production in the Canada and Russia. world, the British Wool Mr Nulting, before leaving Airport, expressed Marketing Board stated to-London
optimism about the talks. day (Thursday).
"We are ali to some extent groping in the dark, but signs are good," he said
For the third successive year British wool totched higher prices and its marketing costs lower than the year before, the Board added in its annual re- port.
to improved This
was due standard of wool production in
Britain and reputation
to
the growing the of
Board's organised system of marketing. paying special buyers' needs, it said,
attention
THE CLIP
10
The 1954 British wood clip totalled 72,500,000 lbs which was 3,300,000 the five per cent more than the 1953 clip.
it was sold at an average of 54.0 pence per 1b totalling £10,500,000 in value. The guaranteed price paid to pro- marketing costs amounted to 4.21 pence per lb.
Operations In
Malaya INSHORE
SHELLING
EFFECTIVE
he stressed that
would press for the acceptance of Sie Eden's suggestion, Anthony made at the "summit" conter- ence in Geneva last month, for Inspection on both sides of the dividing line in Europe.
Further Steps
He added: "I am hopeful that we shall be able to take further steps towards the solution of the The disarmament problem. Russians on May 10 accepted a number of proposals which he had been urging upon them for a very long time. It is fair to
the dis say that by the time the armament conference adjourned in London in May our discus- stons had not only narrowed the of disagreement between Russia and the West but, what
important, they taken on a much more realistic
arca
is more
tone
had
The Minister declared they were not yet in sight of an
ATOMBURGERS COMING UP
New York Support
For
Gen. Sun Li-Jen
New York, Aug. 24.
An editorial in the New York World-Telegram and Sun today said it was "inconceivable" "that
Kathy demonstrated atomlo
cere-
Vivacious Kathy Norris sales hamburgers in a akil- lot heated by America's firyb. commercial atomle DOWET.
cooking at a historie mony recently at West Milton, New York, where Lewis L. Strauss,
Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, threw the switch that sent the first commercial stomic electric through the power surging lines of the Niagara Mohawk
Power Corporation. A Gen- eral
steam
Gen. Sun Li-jen, who was forced out as Chiang Kai-onerator shek's Chief of Staff "would have even the slightest prototype atomia reactor for connection with Communist factions."
turbine- Electric
was powered by froms
land-based
the Navy submarine. Seawolf Atotulo Jonstracted for the
Commission. -- Ex- press Photo.
"Yet he is pressured into resigning for negli-Ener agreed scheme for sarmament gence because an obscure subordinate got his feet London, Aug. 24. but hach reached agreement wet with Communist intrigue as charged," the Operating close Inshore, ships about a number of things they
"That a four- increasingly used
ducers was 64 pence per lb while of the British Navy have been would like to do when disarma- Scripps-Howard newspaper said.
in recentment came.
New financial arrangements with the Government set assured pattern for the future," The Board udled.-Reuter.
Convertiplane
Tested
Washington, Aug. 24.
The American Army sald today
|
months in Intensifed military forces in Malaya, a communique operations against Communist of the British Admiralty said to- day,
Succces of the nuval bom- bardments of Communist camps, supply, and courier routes, said the communique, has been mea- nured in terms of preventing major terrorist incidents rather than in terms of the number of casualties infilcted.
which have
.Bombardments
that a "Convertiplane" combin- taken place during 30 days in ing, the
charateristics of both the past three months, the Ad- the aeroplane and helicopter has miralty said, have involved the been tried out at the Bell air-expension of some two thousand craft works ot Fort Worth, rounds of high explosive shells,
Texas.
The
machine
has rendy taken off vertically and climbed
to a
a height of 25 feet. Experi-
-France-Prosz.
New York, Aug. 24. Patrol dogs employed in one
ments will be made to see what of the largest New York De
it can do horizontally.
an
very
How To Control
Tho most difficult problem was how to control disarm- ment, he said
"I thinks I can fairly say that the
Russians appear to bo foolding at this problem of control somewhat more realis- tically than they have done in the past," Mr Natting added.-- Reuter.
Ancient Curse Lingers On
partment stores have stopped' a' The convertiplane is like ordinary
The aircraft. The spate of thefts committed by main difference is in the three people who used to hide in the propellera mounted on a rotary store at night and leave next!
the store N arm at the end of each wing morning when France-Presse,
opened.--China Mpil Special.
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A British Crossword Puzzle
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20 21
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ACROSS
1 Titile-tattle (6).
6 Jacket (1).
8 Torrior
(B).
9 Telon (0),
10. Lubricated (5),
Wooden shoe (B).
12 Linen colour (4).
12 Nuisances (3).
16 Demure (0).
18 Angor (0),
20 Pretended (8).
23: Tiah (4).
22
23 Part of a church ((8).
28 Fruit (8).
28 Dodged (0),
27 Condition (5).
28 Confus fight (6)."
29 Darols (6)."
DOWN
1 Flower (8)...
2 Take away (8),
3 Freezes up (4).
4 Sunshade (7),
8 Cavalryman (7),
0 Joins (0),
7 Litolea (0),
14 Sit astride (8).
16 Goes dowry (8).
16 Dressmaker (7),
17 Exhaust (7).
10 Funeral carriage (0),
21 Mediterranean Island (5).
24. Uniform (4).
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD.—Acramus-8_Lush, 7 Brupi, 8 Exit, 9 Nios, 10 Meritud, 12 Drow, 18 Greed, - 18 Shade 19 Frodo, 21 Omits, 22 Abe, 32 Berapy 28 Line) 29 Aerated, 20 Come 31 Aria, 82 Btrip, 33 Role: Down: 1. Crees. - 8. Umight" "Abide & Heeds Pile :9 Nosd, (11: Trass, 13 Root, 14 Wrm, 16 Debar 17 Cómi, 118 stem, 20 Repasta, 21 Army 24
of
Ottawa, Aug. 24. ancient "Walking Bear" curse is still feared Manitoulin by Indians on Island, at the North end of Lake Huron, according to Sylva, a publication of the Ontario Department Lands and Forests.
Sylva This
revealed. states, when the Ontario Paper Company put up posters de- signed to entourage prevention umployed of forest fires which
Bear" the figures of "Smokey and his cubs, represented as standing on two feet instead of all four. Mr John Walker, a. that company official, declared
was
"a fast as we put up the signs, they were destroyed or defaced, though in some cases only the picture of the bear was torn out."
star General should be disgraced and punished for Interparliamentary
the reasons announced is absurd if not pre posterous.
At first, children were suspec led, but it was noticed that near the Indian reserva- When the suffered most algne were replaced with other posters, featuring beaver and anything but bears-on-two-legs, H they remained untouched..
Murder Trial
First Tourists
In Moscow
Д
Moscow, Aug. 24. ́
tourista A group of 28 `--26 British and two Australian the first to visit Russia since the war, arrived from Leningrad today by train for a six- day stay in Moscow.
The
group Includes number of people born in Russia
In or
territory ceded to the Soviet Union since the war, who hope to trace relatives.
Small parties of Britons have previously
come to Moscow in connection with matches played here by English football tesans, but this is the first group to CUIDO puroly
* 10
tourist basis-China Mait Special.
"More plausible and the moré regrettable is the suggestion--- both in Taipei dispatches and from Washington gources—that Gen, Sun is the violím of palace politics, and that he has come off second best in a feud with Chiang's oldest son, an aspirant to his father's mantle.
Reached Climax
Union Admits
Red Delegations
Helsinki, Aug. 24. Parliamentary delegations from Albania, the Soviet Union, Liberia, and Spain have been admitted to the "If that is the hardly which opens here tomorrow. Chiang Interparliamentary Congress
Ching-kuo's positicis
strengthened, in American eyes
come pro
at least, because he is the ex- ponent of a Soviet-type missar system for army motions. Gen. Sun reportedly would have none of this and their dil Terences reached Inevitable climax,
"The outcome, as It
With the admission of those four natione, 48 nations now make up the number of coun tries participating in the Inter- parliamentary Union.
The Executive Committee -of now the Interparliamentary Union stands, will do little to enhance met today to set up the order the cause of Chiang Kai-shek of business of the Congress. and his Nationalist Government in the free world.
Almost all of the $75 dele- gates to the 44th Interparlia- "However much the Generalis- | mertory Congress have arrived
in the Finish capital. almo may or may not be in- fluenced by his ambitiousS ' 5091,
Tho he cannot afford too many breaks with such men as Gen. Sun,
"Certainly this vallant fighter against both Fascist Japan and deservo a better end to his brilliant career."--United Press.
bring more than
Congress, which will 000 persons into Holsinki, many of them ol journalists and members secretarial staffs, has caused
inhabitants 400,000 city which has only 0 first-class hotels.
a
RETURNED Communist China would seem to minor housing shortage in this
AIRMAN
MAKING
Legality Of 200-Mile Limit
of
Delegation Heads
Among the heads of delega- tions who have arrived are Carlo
Diplomat Worried Over Cyprus
BRITAIN'S FAILURE TO GIVE SOVEREIGNTY
London, Ontario, Aug. 24.
The Greek Ambassador to Canada, Raoul Bibica-Rosetti, is particularly worried about Britain's failure to give Cyprus sovereignty, especially now that the Russians have launched a peace offen- sive, he said last night.
The Ambassador visited London, where he was a guest of the city's Greek community. At a press conference he said British, Greek and Turkish relations may be ruptured if Britain refused Cypriot demands for self-determination and the right to unite with Greece or remain an autonomous state..
He said now was the time issue. Mr Bibica-Rosetti sald for the North Atlantic Treaty the Greek Government already Organisation to be stronger had informed the United Nations than over before, but the that Britain should hand· Cyprus - present crisis might touch off over to the Cypriots.
"not hostilities in the Near East.
Ho sald Britain was The Ambassador outlined the
diplomatically astute" in invit possible route Communist
Не Turkey to the talka. countries could follow in an said it appeared to the Greek
issue was not resolved ankl
attempt to conquer the Near East and Africa if the Cypriot People as a move to rupture. relations botwom Greece and
Не Turkey,
said under the Britain was asked by the Greck Treaty of Lauzon in 1923 Tur- Govertament to withdraw Li forces from the country,
Claim Abandoned
Ministers
koy abandoned any
future claim to Cyprus and in 1825 it British WES proclaimed
colony.
ol
1
The Foreign
According to the Grock Am- Greece, Britain and Turkey are bassador Cyprus is not necess scheduled to meet on August 20 mary in the defence. of the but Britain ̈· maintains to study military security of the | West, Mediterraneari
and the Cyprus that it is-United Press....
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The popular “EKCO”
Schmidt, Vice President of the clothes dryer
West German Bundestag, Sander
PROGRESS To Be Discussedar, President of the Hum-
Seoul, Aug, 24. A Fifth Air Force spokesman
from our g HOUSE - WARES DEPARTMENT
Assembly, Kammah Khabil, Irakian Minis- tor of Education, Soviet Minister Quito, Ecuador, Aug. 24. The Foreign Ministry en- of Culture, Mikhailov,
There's room mid today that Lleutenant Guynounced today that reprezenta- Shepliov, President of the
Bumpas, returned by the tives of the United States,
Foreign Affairs Commission of for this ingenious. Communists yesterday, wes Chile, Ecuador and Peru will the Supreme Soviet of the resting welt
in bed at 121 meet September 15 in Santiago, USSR has also arrived, as we laundry-aid in every home! Evacuation Hospital near Il Chile, to discuss the legality of as Henry Talle, a member of dion, being held for "further the 200-mile limit the three the United States Hougo of South American nations have Representatives and head of the The paper company came to observation"
old
American that
delegation to the conclusion
The spokesman said Lieu-proclaimed off their coasts
Similar announcements were Congress-France-Presse. Indian curse prevalent 100 years
Bumpas had "Issued in Washington, Lima. ago still lingers in Manitoulin terrant.
God
and Santad£900 The
Indians are unwilling to parently no infection" talk about it to white men, so added that the cut in his head little is known about it except was healing fine. cuch information as was gleaned
Indian
The 200-mile zone, more than
10
the
át
Sydney, Aug. 24. Profemor Frank Cotton; formet 2 Planarch | professÖY Sydney University, died inst night at the age of 66.
15 times the Internationally Prof Cotton Dead Lieutenant Bumphs' trainer recognised 13-mile limit during the murder trial of an plane was shot down by Com territorial waters, was establish- "Walking Bear" is a sorcerer munist, fire in the northered by the South American coun- Korean demilitarised tries in an effort to protect rich and sector of
nahing grounde. shapes assuming many
zone
Since then, several American many roots, boner and using
Commu He was returned by herbs to make "bad medicine."
In the demill- and foreign fishing boats have been seized on the high nens by body of If the ministrations of good nists yesterday medicine, men fail to remove tarbed zone with
United Pretained the navios of Ecuador and Peru.
the evil efracts created by passenger of his plane, Captain Walking Bear, then it may be Charles W. Brown, Reulor.
come
to kuli necessary "Walking Bear Spirit."
the
The favourite recipe for klit ing a "Walking Bear" appears to have been simple and expersive. It constated, of cute Councilan fiverr cent ting up
Ite Invented the promuised ault for abrien during the last war-United Press,
Police And Troops On Alert In Brazil
Tuo De Janeiro, Aug. 24. POLICE and troope Wore do
the alert throughout today flawed a dea
Vargas, varbut no
plece (nicked) Into small pieces and loading them into an bid- fashioned muzzle lasciary Only one tiny place of these miglowi need touch, the (WREDES FEW spirit in ordes topom him, but were reported | the: roommate moltak: mot
diraitlynky the
woulds rion veg he
Send to a pomble attempt at, in the country in the presidues tist: olection“ due in October," reported to flour
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