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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1955;
Should Britain Listen To Butler Or The Voice On The Screen?
ATTLEE HITS OUT AT TV
British, Soviet Physicists Plan Joint Experiments
London, Oct. 5.
Professor C. F. Powell, Nabel Prize Winner and Bristol University physicist, who has just returned from Moscow, sald today Soviet physicists had agreed In principle to co-operate with him in balloon flying experiments possibly in the Arctic.
The purpose would be to further research info commie radisilon, Dr Powell's own subject, he said.
Dr Powell also said that the 37,000 tom synchro crolotron being built on the banks of the Volga
for
River would be available 100 the experiments of Bristol physicists into high Apeed energy particles. Photographic plates would be flown from tristol ex- posed in the machine and went back to Bristol for research.
Probably the firmi colla- horation between the British and Russian solcn- tists woukl be on balloon flights In India next February, he said.
PONTECORVO AT WORK
"We shall supply the balloons and the Russians will supply some of the special equipment in which they are experts," he said.
Dr Powell sald
that former Italian scientist Bruno Pontecorvo is work- Ing on the construction of the synchro-cyclotron on
the Volga but did not say whether or not be had met bim.
Pontecorvo held a press conference in Moscow last March after having dis- appeared, following a vaca- tion In Italy in 1960. Pontecorvo sald he had become a Soviet citizen in 1952-France-Presse,
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Bristol, Oct. 5.
The Leader of the Opposition, Mr Clement Attlee, today charged that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr R, A. Butler, and the Conservative party were contradicting themselves by calling for restraint in Britain's boom and at the same time allowing commercial television to begin,
"At considerable expense Mr Butler and his friends have set up an organisation called Independent Tele- vision with the purpose of bringing into every home high-powered salesmanship so that all day or as much of
jit as they can they
urging you to spend," Mr Attlee told a Labour women's rally here.
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After 20 years in London, Australian-born, Miss Nancy Lord (right) left her Hampstead flat last week with two companions ou a trip hame to Sydney-by truck. She is travel- Hug with fellow Australian, Mr George Dopkin, an explorer and Miss Cecilo Western, (left) aq archaeologist. In the above plotare they are seen loading up before leaving London. --
Central Press Photo.
Why The Duchess Sacked | NORTH_POLE
Her "Ghost - Writer"
London, Oct. 5.
An American author, who was helping the Duchess of Windsor to write her life story, was dismissed "on the unanimous recommendation
three publishers." the Duke
of Windsor's Secretary stated to- day.
The statement fallowed Inter- views given in New York yesterday by the author, Cleveland Amary who said that as the "ghost writer" he had disagreed with the Duchess OVE changes wanted to make in the memoirs.
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"The Duchess of Windsor wishes it to be known that it wwo on the unanimous recom mendation of the three mer publishers of her memoira, namely David McKay Com- pany, McCalls magazine and the Sunday Express that Mr Amory's employment was terminated" - China Mail Special.
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TOURS NOW POSSIBLE
Moscow, Oat, 5. Tourist trips to the North Pole are already a possibility,
Soviet Journalist reported today.
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"Which voice will be heard the loudest Mr Butler speaking in the City of London to the bankers (Mr Butler told the bankers more rastraint was needed in Bri tain's home spending) or Independent Television speaking all day and telling you all the wonderful things you ought to buy?"
Mr Attlee sald Indepen- dent Television had been introduced into Britain "simply to satisfy a small group of people who wanted to make a profit."-Reuter.
"THE BEAST” TO |
STAY IN GAOL
For The Present
Munich, Oct. 5.
The Bavarian Justice Ministry today denied reports that Ilso Koch, the "Beast of Buchen- wald", would soon be released from
and prison
would emigrate to Austraila,
ane
infamous meation camps.
She
was
A spokesman said there was so consideration of a pardon for the former_commandant of of Nazi Germany's mast to life im- prisonment as a war criminal.
Fears were expressed in the South Australian Parliament recently that Frau Koch would try to emigrate to
Australia. Sho is at present in solitary confinement at the women's
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prison of Al
Aichach near Munich, sho was A spokesman said fearning English, "but only to help pass the time". He pointed out that
sentences usually reconsidered only after 18-20 years have been served and said there was no plan to give her special consideration. --United Press.
Lord Reading's
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London, Oct. 5.
The Foreign Office announced today the dotalis at the visit
which the Marquess of Reading,
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