THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965.
Fare
Admission To United Nations Duke of Bedford Yugoslav Leaders
BUILT HOME
OF BOMBS
Milan, Nov. 27.
A home buik of bomba, raine still alive, has been carefully diamantled here by an Kalian army bomb disposal aquad.
foller luct discovered that Nieto
Mon, 47. hact been living Kiner 1048.
with
his wire and two children in a shack he had hollt with material atolen from nearby cases of wartime air force CX- plosives.
The wall of the shack consisted of aerial bombs, - China Mail Special.
Elephants Hang Garlands
On Russian Leaders
New Delhi, Nov. 27. Crowds
cheered wildly at Coimbatore today when six huge elephants, with painted trunka, hung gar- lands of flowers Marshal Nikolai Bulganin and Mr Nikita
Khrush- chev.
Wits
on
LEADERS EXPECT
"SHOW-DOWN' DURING WEEK
United Nations, Nov. 27.
An East-West “show-down” this week on the admission of five Communist and 13 Western-sponsored states to the United Nations was predicted today by reliable UN sources.
Most of the leading East and West UN members agree that "something should be done about membership" during the present General Assembly session.
UN Secretary-General's | that wiped the troublesome office sull feels that December |“Algerian question" and cleared 10 Is the "target date" for the the way for France lo end Its ending of the current session, two-month boybott of the UN. Thus abows only two weeks for
Av
the Enst and West to overcome French UN delegation sources silien Hies that have locked theist there was te lak between
of some applicant stales
The removal of the "Algerian question" from the General As- for yours
ngenda allowing An- sembly basador Herve Alphand to re Turn to his UN post and what appears to be a pending settle- men of a five-year "freezo" on membership.
For
thats anore
entertalla, Corsica's chlet delegate. Mr Paul Magt, has been working actively to push through
the Assembly and the Genevaal Security Couneti a plan unkleri which 18 nations would nit be granted UN membership.
Indian Influence
About 10 days ago India's lar fuential Ambassador V.K Krishnn Menon joined the
ni an Canadian drive to bring in all 11 exuberant welcome which 18 states in a blanke move. greeted the visiting
Russion Four other states have applied leaders when thers stepped for membership-bit they are
Their plane today at the divided LEN
town vigible for membership. outstil
when nestles al De Nilgiri H
Along the
1
the topi
seven-mile
TIC
therelere
the
But,
tivat it is evidenzi French are needed to settle the membership problem and with their returns this week another move has been taken to clear up the problem.
Martin's Aim
Increased Radioactivity
FROM JAPAN TO
WEST GERMANY
London, Nov. 27.
Of For Africa
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, with their children, Lord
Francis Russell and Miss Lorna Lyle, on board the City of Exeter before she mailed from London for South Africa. The Duke and Duchess art residenta of South Africa and returned to the United Kingdom for brief visit when the Duke's father
Press died. Central
Photo.
A
Increased radioactivity and radioactive rain Concern Over
following Russia's biggest hydrogen bomb blast were reported today from West Germany and Japan-7,000 miles apart.
The Soviet Union announced yesterday that she had carried out a hydrogen bomb test of a new type which she claimed was the "most power- ful of all explosions carried out up to now.'
11
A Soviet foreign ministry | 26,000 Counts
per
per statement Miscow rad the minute in geiger counter tests. blast was carried out "at grea
The
incresc in rede liv ty
Canadiany sources insist that as 5001 05 the Special UN Politieal Committee finishes with its discussion Jut
of Palestine fugees a resolution will be in-height" Goduced there to bring in the
full-out." 18 new members,
They
of pure North and South Korea, and
North and South Vietnamı,
route On Friday Mr Menon led an American move of Aston-Lath children
fresh the ntport. crowds
men, W (12371]
crashed together
非
Gleaming Carpet
The Soviel visites
gleaming
carpet
trove
benientli
slken a tre mers prveluanng the
flership
(1 India and The
Saylet Union.
the elephants,
Then they met
Magnificently caparisoned, the Ereal beasts advanced in the Russians waving panted trunks
Napping
in the air and
enormous cars.
their
UK To Train
Australian
Engineers
Several
young
Sydney, Nov 27
men will be sent Britam soon by the New Suth Wales Government to be into went
trained as naelvur engineers, Mr Ecstasy of delight when the John Renshaw. Slate Minister elephants dropped the guilands for Lexal Government,
The crowds
445)
rew
bring
to avoid radio-active in West Germany was reported
by the Physical Institute Irl Helde;berg.
Falls of radioactive rain were | reported from Japan three days Fukuoku Meteorological ngo.
Japan registered
Mr Martin's alm is to the resolution before the Com-Observatory said that ran in multer by mid-week. A US-
that aren of Southern sponsored resolution on the
early this morning Palestine refugees which has been delaying the debate is al- most completed.
Reliable Mid-Eastern sources reported that the debate in the | Spectal Committee could have
been costipleted
some time ago but that the US appeared to be stalling to gain' time.
Security Council.
the
Far From Dangerous
|15,000 French dangerous. He said
Troops
Tied Down
from
in-
by
National Health Service
Scolded By Tito
ECONOMY IN A MESS
Belgrade, Noy, 27.
Marshal Tito .scolded Yugoslav leaders today for letting the country drift into an economic mess that was endangering the nation's living standards. He appealed for a nationwide effort to im- prove the situation.
The Yugoslav President delivered the plain- spoken lecture in an hour-long speech to the Ekéch- tive Committee of the Socialist Alliance, which in- cludes all the most influential leaders of the ftation.
Marshal Tito elfed example after example of bad planning, extravagant spending, loyal competition" and waste, which have led to a steadily rising cost of living over the past two years,
"Monaco Elections
The scolding was partially directed toward all parts of the Yugoslav economy-in- dusity, agriculture, foreign trade and retail trade.
Curb Abuses
It bore down most heavily on the "Socialist sector" which Marshal To complained had not set the example it should non-Socialist
have to
The
the
said
Pro-Palace
Party
Wins 11 Seats
Monaco, Nov, 27. The pro-palace "social action" group today won 11 vacant seats on
of the 13
Yugoslav leader "strict administrative measures" Monaco's 18-member Nu- would be introduced to curb the tional Council, the Opposi- worst abuses. But he sald
a tion nationwide campalga of eduça-
"coinmunal action"
tion and checking was needed group took the remaining more than mere government two. interventions,
As the Opposition had only In such a campaign, he said,
up two candidates, Lho the Socialist Alfance and
the put
confirmed that Communist Party must take the result, mbrely lead in correcting the economic they hud become discouraged before the start of the poll, Al troubles that, he charged, many
the 13 seats were filled today of their leaders were responsible for bringing on.
13 candidates received an votes, majority or
dicated by the Suct msde
The importance the President | rbsolute attached to the subject was in making 1 Second poll, un-
necessary, that he His speech from a pre- Nine of pared text instead
the four Socialist of speaking candidates were elected and' cho off the cuff" as he usually does. candidate who stood as th in- dependent but was, understood Growing Unrest to be a Communist, received
only 290 votes.
London, Nov. 27. Concern
oyer Coats in Britain's state-run health services has been expressed by an official Parliamentary Committee which disclosed it takes £28 8s 9d weekly to keep a patient in one of London's "star" hospitals,
The Committee cn Publik Ac- counts which scrutinises official
the pending
taxpayers no Interests, said this hospital, St Bar holomew's,
London,
had :he
ghest
cest per patient per week the average ict Falf general teaching
hospita's
London Belnų £25 4+ 2c
Followed Resignation
Although Marshal Tito made direct reference to it, there was little doubt that he was concemod by the growing un- Today's election followed the rest that has resulted from the resignation last September of 13 rising
members of the National Council costs. in Living conditions, iD Yugas protest against what tiny
inch
of
The Ministry of Heal h srid slavia have improved consider considered mismaringement of the relatively high cost did not ably since World War II but are bulle
,stcondards. The recent
similar to that detonated by appear due to the hospital Under. 'sill pathetically poor by Western were bak.
any prea er volume orward trend has led to Increasing
taking variety of work.
Changes Suggested
In the United States, university scientist, recorded yesterday the largest amount of radioactivity in the air for more tham 11 year, !!.cuugh
the: amount
"far
the crease might be explained recent Soviet tests.
Washington observers said on analysis of reports on the Soviet UN observers said that the
explosion suggests that Russia has developed American motive in delaying the
a super-bomb Palestine debate-if such is their
the United Blates at Bikini in the Pacific on March 1, 1954. im-would be to gain time for further
50 negotiations
Rabat, Nov. 27.
The Bikini blast is variously go Moroccan membership problem could
Rebels tying est.mated to have produced an directly to the 11-nation down
I had suggested certain re- about
15,000 explosive force of between 14 cuctions and changes in staff- heavily-armed French and 18 megatohs (one megaton other than medical-bu had to This would make the Canadian troops in the Riff Moun- quals one million tons of TNT). | far been unable to secure ngrth-
Committee
General
French army sergeant-burning 23 Japanese heimen The Public Accounts Com- groups pre- Assembly unnecessary. But, in-
formed sources said
military atomie pwr Security Council
the major, Britain's
would meet said here today. slation programine.
uly if an East-West agreement Minister als annestuneed had been reached to allow all 18
The rebel chief, Mohammed A judge here has suspended that the Now South Wates nations to join the world body.
el Khanouchi, was cap ured by three-year sentence 041 a Government was prepared to
Vietminh the Communist the stege of Dien Bien Phu during the Indo-China war in 1954 and freed a few months Inter.
Ho returned to Morocco afer being exposed to intense Communist propagando, the sources said.
un The waiting Jussians prounced here tonight. Reuter,
M. Henshaw sald the trainres more through the Special Poll-tains, are led by a former of the designated danger Rica,
Radioretive dust dri.ted out ment with the Board of Gover
Church Or
Gaol paring
i would work with one of the four [big manutanturing
Miami, Nov. 27.
The
Л
hank eller.
who
embezzling $6.742
Dat lu attended
admitted co-operate on ast equitable basis condition with othm
regularly for จง
Ching Mail Special.
Commonweal!); church countries in establishing atomic years. JWVT Slatkins--China Mail:
Special.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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LES'S LAPSES POOL AGSA
15,
near
and
that
Position Eased
sources and resulting in protesis from Japan and some other nations. The United
Suites later herrazed the danger area from 50,000 square miles to about 300,000 square miles.--Reuter.
Three Attacks
at
Jewish Girl Becomes
A Nun
However, this agreement ap peared
'The US near,
has apparently cased its position on Outer Mongolin, one of the last stumbling blocks to agreement.
Weil-informed - Sources
said that the Security Council would meet near the end u tlle week to take up the membership ques- Iton. This would indica'e more They added that according strongly that agreement
bo intelligence was
reports, Kha- nouchi personally organised at-
Haifa, Nov. 27. three milliary posts tacks un
A beautiful Jewish girl bas France's vote will be essential i nçar the Spanish zone border
taken her YOWS
as a Carmellte If such nations as Outer Mon- which touched off the Riff up- nun, the first Israeli girl to do golla are to be approved because rising on October 2. It is expected Britain, the US,
Since then, he had made his, it was disclosed here today.
Orio Nationalist China and possibly headquarters in Taiamrhecht, a
entera the Turkey will abstain in the small village north of Tizi Carmelite Order, the strictest of Security Coured. Seven of the Ouzli just inside the Spanish the Catholle Orders, she may il members must vote for any
zone.-Reuter.
never see friends or relations new mețiber.—United Press,
nguin, except veiled and through a grlile and may never set foot in the outside world.
MPAL SKATE Sino-Japanese MOLESTS RSE Trade Union
L N NSW BLINDS SUCENT CRE
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NALDS CLASED
1 Gear (0).
ACROSS
4 Scatter (5),
7 Turned over and over (0),
Unadorned (5),
10 Fawer
12
10
Roll of
(4),
Funeral carriages (7).
10 Ch 1 flim (b),.
reccas (4).
17 Precious stone (4).
19 Condition (5).
20 Interferes with (7)..
21 Comfort (4).
23 Ties up (5).
24 Quiet (0).
25 Necessitou (6).
20 Stopped (8).
1 State of
2 Hugo (8).
DOWN
avery (8),
3 Legal right (4).
8 Abide (8).
Bantahes (0).
Thawa (3).
11 Fins (8).
18 Maltitudes (0),
13 Oratora (8);
14 Chose (8).
18 Coutteous (0),
22 Pindkant (4).
BATURDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Aérone: B Mecharle, Partel, 9 Narrates, 11 Demeanod, 12 Aim, 13, Delery 18, Sewer,
19 Trop, 22, Moribund, 24 Prepares, 25 Betlaby.. 20. piméesta, Down; I Spade, 2. Tramp; ↑ Mónnées, 4. Elan; 5. Harti, 6′′ Nettle
Custom, 10. Hebowyifa, İymorgu15, Revit, 16. Brapide.If: Wavers, 20 Hurna, 23 riddlery M. Made;"18 JAWATA
Agreement
Paris, Nov. 27. An agreement was signed to- day in Peking between, the All- Clilha Federation of Trade Unions anit Japanese trade union delegation, the Now Ching News Agency reported tonight. agreement Included
The
decisions!
trade
1. To call upon all unions in Asia and Africa to further strengthen their friend: ship and solidarity for their tommon task by nitional in-
| dependence, peace and Improvë:
inent of working conditions.
1 To strive for closet inter coured betweoti 415è trade unioits
of Japan dhil China:
1. To underco Ro kruidis for, the restoration of riormal diplomatic relations, and economile and culture, stchanger between the two collittries,
4. To cotchange data and in- formation
So Increase mull
Hearing Restored
Athens, Nov. 27.
girl
nors.
Thet
down-welt bankrupt list surf
Later a pro-palsco
is angry criticism of the govern- M. Charles, Medecin, demanded ment --United Press.
AFRICAN'S
APPEAL
UPHELD
milter WAX "por tuta-ly sur prised to learn that the Hospital Board of Governors apparently considered these comparisons of ces were not worth while." R sold the substantial differences in cost cearly called for inquiry.
Bloemfonten, Nov. 27. On the
The appeal allonal health
of Mr
Walter vice, the commit ce considered |Sisulu, former Secretory General the African National Con- it "most regrettable that health of deput ments were not yet abje gress, against his conviction for to give an assurance that their contravening the Suppression of payments for the cervice of dis- Communism Act was upheld in
the Supreme Court here pensing prescriptions were rea- sorable and Jair both to the tax-
Thursday. payer and the chemist.-China Mail Special,
Charm School. For Essen
ESSCH
started
Police
on
a recount, claiming that his total pf 470 votes was only six lesa than that received by one of the two. Opposition members elected, M. Marquet, and that, there may have been á miscount.
The recount is expected to Įtake place tumorrow,-Reuter,
Night Club Controversy
Zurich, Nov. 31. Zurich city authorities have promised to consider two pro- posals on the future of the city's
night clubs one that their number should be doubled, the other that they should be abolished.
Peasant Party members of
Mr Sisulu was found guilty in October 1954 at a Kroonstad, Orange Free State, regional court of attending a gathering the city council want twice, ne
Six
of
Social
clubs to attract
Christian (Catholle)
people after being served my night with a notice forbidding him to more tourists. attend meetings. He was, sen- tenced to three months impri-members want them banned in the interests of morality. They sonment-China Mail Special.
have demanded the withdrawhi of all licences for cluba to stay open after 2 a.m.
Second Quad Dies
The official promise to study the proposals was made when both were put forward in the sume debate, Chint Mall Special.
was 1 Push-Button
Essen, Nov. 27. Police School has a "charm course" to
·Bellevue, Olijo, Nov. 27. teach policemen how to deal The smallest infant of a sot tactially with traffle offenders of quidruplet girls, born to 25-
What they
say to motorist year-old Mrs
Margaret Belchi who
ho they pull up in the streets here on Saturday, died today. special training vans and played is recorded on equipment in
The thy, 15-ounce giri, back to them later so that they the second of the quads to die. can see where they went wrong. The third-born of the quads died
They are told to use warnings yesterday afternoon,
some 18 rather than threats.
bours after birth. Later the police hope to train pretty girls as policewomen to
Hospited authorities said the reinforce their" eripalgn of other two are in good condi- charm dtid courteryChina don" and they are expected to Esihër Mary:France-Presse. Mail Special.
survive,United Press.
The girl, 25-year-old Miriam Epatch, was converted to the A royal court announcement
Catholle faith after immigrating sald the hearing of Queen into Israel from France and Frederika has been fully
living in a Kibutz (Socialist the operation percommunal settlement). stored by formed earlier this year by
specialist. Swine mnouncement was issued mecat ceremony at Nazareth, She took her vows in a
as a denial of reparts that the where there is a Carmelito con- operation did not have the ex-vent,, housing somd 20 nume. pected results. China Mall | She is How kowi as Sister Special.
MORE GUIDED MISSILE SHIPS FOR US.
Washington, Nov. 27. THE US Navy plans to stop up construction of guided, missile, ships, next. year, including probably an atomic-powered sub- marine dipable of friig bombardment missiles, dë- fence officials disclosed to- day:
Tue cellafgèd prógramme will iba
already in the bet and put more emphasia on the cont struction 814 guised ai mislilo
a submarine driven by alemle bower. The shipbuilding programme for the coming fiscal year is sill under study and therefore to revision before it
defonco January. However, officials fald the present out ibuk is that the Budget will våll för" a sharply increased @guldīdā, rhimflo ship construći. tion progřemirnal/·
mbjented id Congress li
is
The Blue Print
Tallinke thood in that the Navy. The blueprint: tog tits | Bucat Will reqüentgrunde front) Cons TERV PLOVÍŠms for the... etná
ranging from a conventional submarine to a light cruiter.
The how emphasis on missile ship foreshadows the day when missiles will supplarit conventional......... gun. as the major armancnt aboard nint- ing shije The navel
fores at the near future will be comporod of carritis carrying both
and
pillarcraft missiles, joined
the feet,
School
Port Elizabeth, Nov. 27. The herdinaster of a primity chibol at Uitenhage, near Port Elizabeth, runs His school by plysing battoi and nicking
the deck in
he bats apon through a loud- in all the brineisul
is point, bi there. During trickery text, matodes sistership, the Canberra, pupur are allowed ter bec 100- scheduled to be recommission-al break to listen to a'running ed by next spring in Cotherstary; through we loud- commission with the feet are spelkers, chim Mall-Specfäl two conventional Hubmarines
armed with the stegulile, surfded to burfacă umilm 118, carrying an atomič wazfiend.
and milikiled, with... "a pikikorkáááng ective screen of crukeris]
ber, bristling with |
mimiles. In the
will bo
atomle
Fuld
Prototypes.
rubmarines: capable of in- The Nayy le moving, dependently launching atomic missiles at; dziemy, targeta, by The day of a missile samed lse) dawndi etriy: tale mouth