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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1955.
US Bid To Control H-Bomb
PROBLEM BEING ATTACKED WITH VIGOUR SAYS LEWIS STRAUSS
Washington, Oct. 3.
Mr Lewis Strauss, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said today the United States "is vigorously tackling" the problem of controlling the hydrogen bomb, to produce enough electric power to fill the world's needs for more than a thousand million years.
But, he emphasised at a press con- ference, it could not be stated too strongly that the problem was far from being solved.
Mr Strauss was discussing "Operation Sher-
wood," the first details of which he revealed in' August at the international Atoms-for-Peace con- ference in Geneva.
M said today that this re- search problem had been in progress
since 1951 und might be successfully concluded next year or in a thousand years time.
He thought that 20 years was
a for guess. "But it would net surprise m If success came somer or astonish me if it cams Jater."
Experiments were now being conducted with deuterium, handy form of hydrogen, is this was thought to be the lightest elciment for use la fusion reze- lors of the future. Mr Straust said that deuterium was presserst in water in the ratio of one tu every 0.400 nuclet of ordinary hydrogen.
For this reason, the experi merits succeeded. The oceans themselves would be vast mines for exploitation, he added.
SIGNIFICANT
Mr Surause refused 10 say
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DISARMAMENT
Not A Fair "Cop"
Wellington, New Zealand, Oct. 3.
Few occupations offer as much variety as does that of a policeman. There is a police constable in Hawke's Bay, however, who is firmly of the opinion that a little less variety would be a good thing.
With another constable he was assigned the routine task of escorting a man from Hawke's Bay to a mental asylum near Wellington, the 200-mile journey being done in a car driven by a relative of the patient.
During the trip the patient became violent. It was found, however, that if the man was allowed to play at being a policeman who was escorting the other two, all remained quiet.
This diplomatic reversal of roles was continued, for the sake of peace and order when they reached the asylum.
But a halt had to be called when the policeman was mistaken for the patient and held by two hefty attemlants, while the patient went out to join the other policeman.
Eventually, the mix-up was sorted out by the second policeman.-China Mail Special
Pravda Hint Three Kings On Pearson's
Are Invited Moscow Trip
Moscow, Oct. 3.
Colombo, Oct. 3. Tho govemment is inviting the Kings of Thailand, Laos and take part in the The Soviet Communist Party Cumboxila to newspaper Pravdn today in 2,000th anniversary celebration 4.ente rad closer relations be-of Buddhiem from Muy 1858 to disclosed
Sweden Asks tweck: Canada and the Soviet May 1957, it
For Interim
White Paper
New York, Oct. 3. The Swedish Foreign Minister, Mr Osten Unden, today suggested United
Unters and Communist China today. may be discussed during the visit of Mr Lester B. Pearson, Canada's Externa) Affairs Minis- ler.
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Mr Pearsoy arrives in Moscow Wednesday for week's visit to Russia and consultations with Soviet official,
CANADIAN VIEW
An Article
Praydn's from that the Ottawa correspondent, Litoshko, Nations disarma-ald today that Canadian public.
Mr Pearson's discussions with ment sub-committee publish pton would regard favourably an interim "white paper" so Soviet leaders of closer relations that other governments and with Communist countries, more the public could be better trade, the North Atlantic Treoty informed on disarmament Organisation developments.
The disurinament
committee-composed
Sub-
of Br
how much money was being fain, the United States, the So spent on the experiments,
viet Union, Canada and France described it as "quite signi- | meets
in private at United
flea and that it was being Nations headquarters. It has increased annually.
before it a wide variety of pro- posals, including President Eisenhower's "opin skies" plan,
Mr Strause disclosed that five, laboratories were engaged in the experiments.
One of the major problems to be solved was how to heat light elements in the process to a temperature of 100 million de- grees or more before a reaction occurred. Mr Strauss said that $0 for scientists did not know how to do this in a way that could be controlled, but added: "I am a great optimist about this whole project and believe it will Reuter.
PUBLISH TEXTS
Mr Unden, speaking in general debate, suggested that the nub- committee publish the texts of these proposals, and
possibly alco the requests for clarifica- ions put to the authors and their ròplies.
Such
an interin document
desirable- height-it found
provide the basks for a pre- iminary
the debalo in come about." (political)
of committee General Assembly.-Reuter.
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD--Acrome: 1 Chess, 4 Stuffs, 8.Porter, 10 Priso, 12 Vervod, 14 Réllovo,, 17. Pare,19 Empyed, 20 Dessert, 27 Arti, 28 Soldler 27 Adhere, 16 Melee, 30 Eees
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and 3 general system of collective security-- | China Mail Special.
Joint Statement
Due Today
Cairo, Oct. 3. Egypt and Czechoslovakis will issue a joint statement on the arras contract be- tween them simultaneously
Cairo and Prague to- morrow, it was announced here today.
This announcement was made by the Czechoslovak Minister Plenipotentiary, Dr. Karpisek, after a meeting with the Egyptian Primo Minister
Lt.Col. Gamel Abdel Nasser.
Tho minister added that he handed the Prime Minis- ter the text of today's Czechoslovak statement on the arms contract with
which
said Egypt Czechoslovak government intended Lo honour its agreement-Reuter.
Mrs Magsaysay Gets A Big US Welcome
Washington, Oct. 3.
was
The Crown Prince of Jepan Also
visit will be asked to Ceylon during the celebrations, Prime with Indian along Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Burmese Premier U Nu-United Press.
All Traces Removed
An acetylene gun removes the name "Eva Peron" from the new Argentine liner in the Royal Albert dry dock, London. The vessel is to be called instead "Uruguay." The move was ordered by the new Lonardi regime in Argentina, which plans to eliminate all traces of ex-dictator Juan Peron's name in the countryDaily Express Picture.
PROPOSED RED ARMS SHIPMENTS
Moscow After Foothold In The Middle East?
London, Oct. 3.
Britain today expressed disappointment over Russia's blunt rejection of Western protests against proposed Communist arms shipments to the Middle East.
The swift Soviet rejection strengthened Western conclusions that Moscow is out for a foothold in the strategically vital Middle East from which Russia has been effectively kept out throughout and since World
War II.
Soviet policy experts say the Kremlin may be trying now to Arab pave the way for a "counter-bloc" to the recently created Near East defence align- ment of Britain, Turkey, Iraq and Pakistan.
The Soviet statement,
Issued
.
REPORT OF IKE'S HEART SPECIALIST FAVOURABLE
Boston, Oct. 3.:
Dr Paul Dudley White, a heart specialist, said today after his latest check with other doctors attending President Eisenhower that "X-rays showed the lungs are clear and the heart shadow the same as the normal record of last year when he was in good health.”
Dr White talked with reporters after a tele- phone call to the army's Fitzsimons Hospital in Denver, Colorado, where the President is being cared for after his recent heart attack.
He went on to say in his en-dition "showed no changes, to couraging report thut "the indicate complications." electro-cardiogram shown #
normal, evolution. It changes The bulletin, isïued. from, the from day to day as the process hospital cald that the President'a of healing goes on toward the condition "remains satisfactory." pattern his heart ought to be.
The prospective weekend com
In answer to questions, Drsultation among Dr White unà White said: "I real relieved-1 the doctors on the scene, has was relieved--when I received | been described as having”...a the telephone report,"
double purpose:
Here he referred to a call he made during the early morning hours.
To determino the kind of medical treatment the President will rective from then on,
Dr White, who flew to Denver To consider what, might be when the President first becamė | done about bringing Me Elsen- Pill, said he was making nohower back gradually into more. change in his previously un-active control of government- nounced plan to fly to Denver Reuter. again this Saturday where ho
will once more consult with the doctors there.
Dr White explained that "to clear up any misunderstanding the damage (to the President's heart) is in the anterior, not the inside but the outside wall of the left ventricle, which pumps blood Into the aorta, the main artery."
Half Dollar
Khrushchev Has
A Word For It
London, Oct. 3.
Mr Nikita Khrushchev, SterO- tary of the Soviet Communist He borrowed a half dollar Forty, told a correspondent of from a reporter and edit the Communist Party newspaper. against his chest and said, "For Fravdu, that the solution a guess the damaged area would North Africam question could be be about that size and about found it the legitimate rights Qat position.”
and interests of the peoples of taken the French Union were into accound.
Dr White told reporters at the start of his conference:
slept
report 13 good. A
Ho Lasecurable report.
Mr Khrushchev's answer to the about 10 hours and he awoke correspondent's g question refreshed and cheerful? Hebronicast 10003 Moscow radio
cantaloupe, "two strips of beef that the attitude of the Soviet one slico of Union was one of sympathy and bacon, one egg, whole wheat toast without but moral support for the strivings of people for national liberation.
Reuter,
a good appetite for breakfast today. Mr Khrushchev added
ter and eight ounces of skimmed
milk, a total of 381 calories.
"He had a little time this morning on picture puzzles and soft music.
"The physician's
examination
showed heart sounds, of good
The
quality with no rub or murmur (by 'no rub the doctor ined by meant lock step- "The lungs, were clear. abdomen was soft, .the.pitlso was 78 and regular and the blood pressure was normal, 130 over 82."
laovitable consequence of Soviet, State John Foster Dulles
their New York and Washing- bloc arma deliveries.
The Foreign Office also with- ton meetings.United Press, held information on the week- na interview between Egyptian Premier Gamal Nasser and Am- bassador Sir Humphrey Treve- lyan in,
in which Britain's "grave concern"
WEB
by the Tasa agency last night, the latest arms dra/cased over
said every nation has the right for its own "to purchase arms defence requirements from other states on the usual commercial
torms."
The Foreign Office, comment- ing on the Soviet statement co- coded that Independent nationa
Officials were inclined to ne-
we cept Nasser's assertion that he has no aggressive intentions and that the deal would not be pllowed to lead to Communist im- Mtration into Egypt, or affect the Suez agreement,
hed the right to buy arms, but Moscow's Ingenuity
That
it staled that Britain's policy was not to do anything might increase tension in the Middle East.
considerable But there was anxiety in government quarters that despite these intentions, Moscow's diplomatie Ingenuity might get the better of the situa tion.
Suspicion stemmed above all Information that first
"We hope others will do the same," the spokesman sald with an obvious eye to Moscow,
The Soviet statement amount- ed to a clear rejection of Westem protests to Soviet For from for arms supply to cign Minister V.M. Molotov in feelers New York last week against Egypt had come from the Soviet Union several months ago, proposed Soviet bloc arms sup
Mrs Ramon Magsaysay,plies to Egypt and other Middle / according to officials here.
the first lady of the Philip pines, was welcomed by more than 100 Filipinos and Americans upon arrival at National Airport here this afternoon.
East nations.
Not Convinced
once,
and her nephew, Felicjano do allegedly URZEN
This, they said today, pointed to sustained Soviet efforts to gain a foothold, economic well as political, in the MidEc
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While Russia does not} East. officially figuro so far as ด
If Russian strategy were suc- partner to an arms supply Philippick Charge d'Affaires agreement with Egypt, officials cessful it would lead to a three- Raul T. Leuberio headed the here were not convinced that way.split of the strategically they cautioned Filipino welscmers, while the the deal could remain limited important area, the Stabs Department was repre- to Czechoslovakia.
alignment of Egypt, vented by Mr James D. Boll The Foreign
moan-An
Syria and Sout·· ́Arabia' and Mr David Cuthell.
while, maintained silence on supported by Communist The fret to embrace her was Calro
reports of A "secret
sams); which her brother, Aurelio R. Banzon, British.
doubts of Israel; and Gata, Jr.
Israel's peaceful intentions.
The
apokesman declined to The defence alignment of comment on the porch secret pakistan with
which Britain, Turkey, Iraq and also spoke of a
the possible| Although the flight from Son document, allegedly revealing future participation of Irats.. Francisco trad been delayed, for that large quantities of arme The Soviet Union, the in some 4x00 hours, Mts had been supplied to Israel. formonts suggested, may alter- Magsaysay told reportors that
Omcials emphasised that the tatively have in mind participa She said she expected to drive government's reticence to discussion in a Middle East guarantee
alleged secret document for instance, through neces
cloclaration should in no way be construed slow to the tripartite enter John Hopkins Hospital as tact
Into the ared through the back door:
FINE TRIP
she had had "á Noe trip?"
to Baltimore Lomorro
The
for treatment of a sinus.condă- { authenűlegriantion of tholk which would betur » Moscow-
tion
When told by reports that
tho
Sarpe
observera sald she looked in perfect health, she quantities of arms mentioned this alleged document cale Everyone mys I look too considerable doubt healthy
replied with a laughing.
verucily.
while thy to be going to a hospi
Buto We accom quarters appeared Mrs Maganyeny Wi panlod off, the flight, BY MII
turbod be Nellie Gonzales, Army & nares walations, the luft Capt. Angelina Castro and a: about their consta
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West has no
Molotov
governinie
tour
Wage Claims
London, Oct. 3.
The doctor added that urine" and bloot tests were normal.
Anxiety Grew
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Japanese Diet Members Are Seen By Chou
London, Oct. 3. Chinese Premier Chou. Ea- lai today received
Masaru Momize and Marito Morishima,
members of the Japanese Diet members mission to the Soviet Anxiety over Mr Eisenhower's Union who are now in Peking, health which Krew the New China News Agency
Wage claims by London's 55,- 000 busmen and women totalling return to 23 million a year were boing when it was announced late considered today by n concilia- yesterday that he was not feel-reported.
a's well as usual Was Present were Chang Hel on board appointed by the Ing
earlier today when jo, President, Lino Cheng-chih, Labour Ministry.-China Mail alleviated
his con- doctors reported that Special.
Chen Chia-kang and Chao An- po, council members of the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs, the agency added-Reuter.
“Human Files" Descend
"4*,3"!;,
raceful, the new BBC television assary Tor, near Princetown, Dart-
Soviet Delegates Arrive For Belgrade Visit
Belgrade, Oct. 3.
A delegation of the Supreme Soviet (the Soviet parliament) led by their chairman, Mr A. P. Volkov, arrived in Belgrade this aftemoon and were mct at the airport by the presidents of the. Federal Council and Council of Producers of the Yugostay Na tional Assembly, Mr. Vinda Zecevic Mr Ivan Bozicovic, Tánjug," the Yugoslav News: Agency, reported--Reuter.
Refloated Ship Reaches Kingston
Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 3. Tho 7,368-ton Philippines motor ship Dona Aurora, which aground off Jamaica's south-east const that Tuesday
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to climb endiously Into the say the high winds ved
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