Page
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1986.
FRENCH SETTLERS UNIMPRESSED ONE BULLET:
Guy Mollet
Assembly Agrees To Debate
THE
BY MOLLET'S APPEAL
Algiers, Feb. 29.
French Premier Guy Mollet's appeal for peace in Algeria today fell on disbelieving ears of both Frenchmen and Moslems in the tortured territory.
M. Mollet's major speech, re-broadcast at 8 o'clock last night on Radio Algeria, promised early elections and economic' reforms if nationalist terror stops and "mobilisation of all French resources" if the bloodshed continues.
M. Amedee Froger, Meyor uf Houfurik, 20 miles routhwest of Algiers. and president of the outspokenly conservative Alge- Mayors Federation, said, "Forer is the only language the terrorists understandi,”
In
ben
Cairo, Mohammed Bella, self-exfled chief of the! "Army of Allah," said that if France sent heavy reinforce- ments to Algerla hè might have to ask arms from the Commu-
Paris, Feb. 29. HE French National Asntals,
sembly today agreed toļ open an immediate debate, on a draft-law, advocaling | u return
Not Communists
Priest Gives
To
Eyes Children
Milan, Feb. 29. The dying wish of Roman Catholic priest, Dan Carlo Gnocchi, was the fulfilled today when not Communists," | personal physician of Pope voling system of single, Ben Bella said, "but the Frencia Pius XII, Professor Ricardo
Love creach # zituation in
Galeazzi-Lisi, performed a Cum- that the munists equld try to exploli in delicate operation on two
children. the hope of making our move- 11. (11. mente ike that
LO
We to the prewar
member constituencies, North Africa with a second run-off poll where necessary.
The draft-law was presented by M. Felix Gaillard, a member of
Pierre former Preniter
wa
Mendes France's Radical- Socialist Party. The Assembly voted by 344 to 241 to necept immediate debate on the ab im
the debute subject and opened Earler the Assembly voted by 284 vites to 263 to take inte co, sidera fon the holding of a debate on a question by right-
1
lub in Indo-China."
Marc
who
had been) The priest, moderate volces also working ninong Halian children showed dissatisfaction with Minjup during the war, before Mallet's speech
his earth last night asked that his eyes be used to restore the sight of two children.
Galeazzi-Lisi, Dr
isi, slated by other physicians, performed the operation on Angelo Colegrande, Rome 12 years old, of the Institute for Blind Children, and Amable Battista, 17 years old, who had belys In houphal in Milon.
Oe European who asked that name not be used sau, "Monsieur Mollet's declaration We have return impre
A Mos cm member of the Algerian Assembly echoed, Verbal promises are no longer
head eng talk
wing independent Pierre Mon- | enough"hited Press,
criticising the government
for a of having banned a left.
Wing students'
meeting
Parts on February 23
At this meeting, it was alleged.
the "Felinga" Alge.Jan
nuvement brandished.
After
had Пак
reboi been
an appeal by a govern- to include men! spokesman
the discussion of this ques- tion in a debate, the govern- intended to hold next ment week, on "full powers" In Algeria, M. Montel agreed to postpone ikis question then-France-Presse,
'Borrowed' Car Not Stolen
Durban, Feb, 28. Jasurance statisticions report that cars and commercial uvehicles are being stolen at the rate of 4,000 & yeur in South Africa lost of them are re- covered subsequently by the police.
London, Feb. 20 The Japanese parlamentary
vishing England to- delegi Lon day met the Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, at his pr Vale room in the House of Commons.
will meet Tomorrow they group of MPs and will be the gucale at a reception given by The Inter-Parliamentary Univ.
-France-Prcast.
An
Automobile Association spokesman said his organisation was investiguling the problem of people who "borruw" cars without the owner's permission.
The Appeal Court in Bloem- fontein recently ruled that D "borrower" is not a thief if he intends to return the car be has taken-China Mail Special.
A British Crossword Puzzle
20 21
3
4
18
10
6
13
1115
16
18
119
23
25
26
27
28
ACROSS
1 Came into view (0)
@ Brecal (6)
10 Hectic stato (6)
·
Piece of frippery (6)
10 Carp
(5)
11 Send (5)
12 Quote (4)
13 Struck an attitude (5)
18 Decisro (8)
18 Property (6)
20 Valitys (5)
22 Agitato (4)
23 Perates (5)
25
Bowl
(5)
25 Delighted (6)
37 Make-reparation (5)
28 Pares (1)
20 Twirls (0)
22
DOWN
1 Feigned (8)
2 Magnificent (8)
3 At a distance (4)
4 Liberato (7)
5 Cookery instructions (7)
0 Speaker (0)
* Join (5)
14 Laws
(6)
15 Lowers (8)
18 Agrees (7)
17 Scholar (7)
21 Legion (5)
19 Story In parts (6)
24 Killed (4)
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrust: 3 Trap, 7 Balen,
The doctors said the operation was a success but that i would would be a wek before they
would
know definitely res.ore the sight of he children.
here Dr Galeazzi-Lisi cume from Range
perform the operation. -France-Presse..
tu
Russians Claim
Helicopter Record
World's Largest Flower
Visitors to the Lelden, Holland, botanical gardens admire
the "Amorphophallus Titanum“ (pronouneed "Amorphophallus Titonum") sald to be the world's largest flower. It's prob- ably the world's worst-smelling, too, judging by the reaction of the visitors, who appear be suffering from olfactory nausta, if you will pardon the
Photo, Latin. -- Express
01
Russia Objects To
Atomic
Tests In
Trust Territories
New York, Feb. 29.
The Soviet Union today raised in the United Nations Trusteeship Council the question of fur- ther nuclear tests in the United States trust terri- tory of the Pacific islands.
Mr Vasily Grubyakov, the Soviet delegate, said his delegation "deemed it intolerable" that such tests should be carried out in any trust terri- tory and tabled a resolution to this effect.
Paris, Feb. 21 The Soviet helicopter "flying
has set up two wor boxer
The council was discussing bomb tests in Central Australia the payload weight altitude records
attainment
selfate this year at Tuching airteld near Moscow,
Kovernment by the peoples of the Soviet Tuss
trust news agency
territories. *The Soviet reported today.
Designed by A. S. Yakolev, the "flying boxcar" is claimed to be the biggest helicopter of its type in the world.
Fotor
Powered by two sels of blodes and piloted by N. F. Milutlchev, the helicop- a four-lon payload up ter lifted a to calling
ling of 2,000 metres in its first world record breaking attempt. In the second attempt,
carried It successfully
two tan payload up to 5,062 metres,
£
The Soviet dir authorities have
of
F
The Defence Minister Mr delcgate said that the carrying day in the Commons that mem- Ralph Camprey, announced 10- out of nuclear tests in a trust territory constituted a threat to hers of the three armed services the life of the people and would and the Defence Research Board not only harm the population would assist in the tests. Items of Canadian service equipment night have long after- effects which would slow down
would be exposed to the effects
advanecment the
these
of the weapons, he said. peoples and their eventuai ats! iainment of self-government or independence.
bu
Contrary To Principles
Mr Grubyakov said that the sent the records to the Interna- use of any trust ferritory as a
Federation testing tional Aeronautles
nuclear ground for headquarters in Paris for con- devices WAS contrary to the firmation, added the Soviet purposes and principics of the agency-France-Presse.
International trusteeship agrer- ment and the provisions of the Charter.
Cannes Film
Festival Postponed
The
The Canadian group would in- clude 11 scientists from the Defence Research Board, an equal number of army men, ave
| officer-Reuter.
air force officers and one naval
Big Douglas
Planes
For Pacific
Melbourne, Feb. 29.
He moved a resolution which noted with concern the fact that carrying out nuclear tests in trust territories constitutes a threat to the lives of the in- digenous inhabitants: that the jenrying out of such tests was Incompatible with the provisions of the trusteeship system and
Mr Juan Trippe, president was also incompatible with the of Pan American World Paris, Feb. 29.
International provisions laid Cannes
in the down and Alm festival committee today Charter:
Airways, visiting here on a recognised
Pan postponed the festival, putting "Intolerable" the carrying out of tour of
American it off until April 23, instead of such tests in trust territories. installations, announced to- Mr Bicfamin Cerig, of the day that eight huge Douglas April 10, to avoid conflict with
States, ald thri - the the Prince Rainier-Grace Kelly United
subject of nuclear tests had no DC-7C type planes will be wedding in Monte Carlo.
Miss Kelly scheduled arrive on the
on April cussion. Riviera 12 and the civil and religious weddings will be held on April 10 and 19.
TWO STAGS
Hobart, Feb. 20.
A minianian on his first deer-shooting trip near Rcs, Taamaika, hoi two stars with one bullet-and no one was more surprised than ho.
The huntsman, William Pulford, fired after stalking ane 12-pointer stag. When he reached his kstil he found another stan
fying dead immediately * bahind it.
Both had been grazing together and bath were shot through the heart. China Mail Special.
USAF FEAR FOR
SAFETY
OF PLANES
Washington, Feb. 29.
US Air Force officers fear
that a shortage of men and money to maintain aircraft is cutting into fly- ing safety.
of
A rash of recent air crashes,
involving mariy types planes, old Lad new, bun heightened their concern. The causes of these accidents are not yet definitely known, but airmen are worried that miintenance problems may be
factor.
Page
CALL FOR DIRECT
RUSSO-GERMAN NEGOTIATIONS
Bonn, Feb. 29.
The leader of the moderate Rightist Free Democrat Party, which once was the chief ally of Chancellor Adenauer, today called for direct German-Soviet negotia- tions on German unity.
The Free Democrat Party, led by Herr Thomas Dehler, split last week with Dr Adenauer and was expelled from the government after 15 of iis De-
puties, including all the four Ministers, quit the
Party to show their support of the Chancellor.
Herr Dehler, appearing be- tere a new ca
Arut time since Die govern- ment crisis, 1. Sy
direct negotiations will: Moscow on Goiman reunification 103 agreement wiidi the Western Allies.
Dr Adenauer always has re fused direct #egotiations and insisted that the German unfly Issue is a matter for an East- Vel, it retment betwete the four powera.
Not Possible
FRANCO,
TUNISIAN
TALKS
The
OPEN
París, Feb. 29.
Franco - Tunisian will not be talks which opened here
"German unity achieved without agremen
Οι
Dehler, "It can reached through the four victorious powers. For
an
the Soviet Union," said Herr today, will be resumed to- only be morrow, when the delega- greement by tions will draw up
for the negotin- official com- stated here to-
this reason, negotiations with agenda
tions, out approval not possible. Our greatest d. munique
of the West are
The moly issue has become so sensitive that the Air Force, at least temporarily, has put label on accident R Decrecy statistics, making any im- | vantage is that the great vic- night.
mediate
present
possible.
was
point yesterday
Secrecy
United
bind
an
torious
power, the comparison between and past periods trn- Sates, has offered us its
At the Inaugural ceremony in We shall not re- In alliance,
the famous Clock Room of the carried to
French Foreign Office, dozens of theject that hand." where
movie cameras were trained on He added, however, that the Tunision Premier Tahar ben Bonn
should Ammar as, wearing government
a red fz the Begollate on its own with
with a black tassle, he catered Sovlels after obtaining Western the room at the head of his de- Allied approval to do so;
legc.ion, Differences
spokesman could
not
accidents
อ had to
he say provide a list of and fatalides that occurred so far this year. The made that argument Waz
number ald the
Agures on the total of accidents would Russions
Seem Enough Nevertheless, published reports
would seem enough to show that the air arm is grappling And with a safety problem.
Nathan General
Twining Chief of Staff, has indicated as much to a Senate Com-
diten Since January
there have 4. been at least seven major ac- eldents, which killed 28 air- men. Another accident was averted inst week when u C-124 Globemaster Imped into Iceland with two of its four engines dead.
Tho
FD
ceeldents involved seven different types of plane, the fault cannot le with de- feels in any particular model. Types ranged freen the C-47 trynsport, designed in 1935, to the ultra-modern B-52 bomber and F-101 Voodoo Dghter. United supersonie Press.
Hammarskjold
Sees Dulles
Washington, Feb. 20. United Nations Secretary- General Dag Hammarskjold and United Sintes Secretary of State John Foster Dulles dis- the Middle cussed problems East
and Asia during an 80- minuks meeting today, the State Department announced.
Herr Dehler sold there would be no change in his party's basic it had gone into
policies now opposition. He charged, how-
ever, that there never had been acy serious discussion to try to iron out the differences between his party Chris' lan coalition.
Adenauer's and Dr Democrats in the
Asked about the possibility of the Free Democrais returning to the government, Herr Dehler replied: "We are not the onda 10 decide that."-United Press.
Hoax
'Quins'
On Greek Ministry
Athens, Feb. 29.
A special medicn) tepm, despatched in haste to a snow- bound villige in Central Macedonia care for newly-
horn quintuplets, found the most the village could offer was twins.
He took bla place opposite French Premier Guy Mollet who, with Foreign Minister Christian Pineau, led the French delega- tion.
Welcome
M Mollet began the assion with a speech of welcome in which he said the Franco- Tunisian agreement of last year had been faithfully carried out and had resulted in a satisfac- to the "delicate tory solution" "problem" of Internal order in
Tunisia.
The Tunisian Premier replied with ก request that France should abrogate the Franco- Tupision Trealy of May 12, 1881, as a logical sequel to the granting of independence to Tunisia. France-Presse.
Drug To Fight
The Common
Cold
Philadelphia, Feb. 29,
A derivative of the peel of
The village clerk admitted he hid reported the birth of quin-lemons, oranges and some other fruits, known as bloflavonoide
tuplets as a practical joke.
other
Hls report was sensationct and said by scientists to block viruses and other germs in the success in Athens and towns. The Minister of wet-capiliary (minute blood vessel) faro, Mr Polres Levandis, per-system, is being marketed as a senally ordered the medie:1 drug to fight the common cold.
team
to
Present during the talks were Francis Wilcox and William Mall Special. Rountree, respectively US as- sistant Secretaries of State for United
Nations and Middle
Estem Affairs,
Mr Hammarskjold returned recently from a six-week visit
10
the Middle East and Asia.
He was scheduled to return
to New York from Wishington today.-France-Presse.
Missionaries Released
Berlin, Feb. 20. East German authorities have
to relations to the item under dis- added to the company's | rolensed six women members of
It had been feared that ene function would detract from atid the other i
Place "not they took
simultaneously.
Remoteness
Mr T. W. Cutts, of Australia, that his delegation was
to discuss
the prepared
because of its' - from the subject
resolution The festival will now be held moteness from April 27 ta May. 10-under discussion." France-Presse,
BEN YOUSSEF
:
RETURNING
Paris, Feb. 20.
Mr Mason Sears, the United States president of the Council, suggested that further discus alon.on the item be
|
Pacific service during the
Protestant organisation of next 12 months.
missions on railroad stations, & well Informed source sold in. The plants, with a range of West Berlin tonight. 4,100 miles, will mean
Seven other members of the crease of 30 per cent in Pacifie mission staffs, arrested with the facilities,
cald. Besides
women missionaries early last Australia and New Zealand, the month on charge of spying, Pacific Divison includes such were still in detention, the points Honolulu, Manila, source said. Franco-Presse. Taiyo, Bangla and Calcutta.
By 1980, Mr Trippe predicted, Permission For Péron
Panama City, Feb, 20. The govornihent of Panama airport has granted former Argentine President, Juan Peron, a special
deterred all overseas flights will be madio unul members had time to with jet planes, necasitating study the resolution. The radial changes in debate will continue tomorrow facilities,
-Reuter.
CANADIANS FOR
Fon American, he said, will residence permit os a political run one plane each way daily refugee, It was disclosed here between the United States and today.
The Sultan of Morocco, Sidi Mohammed ben Yousef, who has been in Paris for the last fortnight, will return to Rabat, 10 the Moroccan capital, by air AUSTRALIAN TESTS
next Monday, a well informed #burco stated today. The Bultan
Ottawa, Feb. 20. came to Tarla for the Franc Canadian scientists and Moroccan negotiatlone --France- | görvisemen will 40ke part in
Britain's fourth series of atomik litúra-e
8 Exlt, 9 Blur, 10 Contole, 12 Trời, 15 Sporn, 18 Siam, Pence, 21 Cresi, 22 Romp 23 Staro, 20 Rend, 20 Average, 30 Note, 81 Save, 33 Plain, 93 Wing. Down: 1 Major, 2 Brassio, 4 Ruler, 6 Pert, 6 Tito, 9 Slam, 11 Opals 13 Heap, 14 Tied,
16 Spare, 17 Scar, 18 Beep, 20 Emerald, 22 Rave, 24 Talon, 36 Agatri, 07 Exam, 26 Brew.
Australin during the Olymplu Peron' was asked over the Games which open on November, workand to leave the United 23 in Melbourne, Passengers, State, government bwned hotel however, will be disumbai in in the Panama Canal zone Sydney, he waki, to facilitate where he was rosiding-France-
Prese
the village--China
The bioflavonolds have fora been in limited use blood vessel ailments.
Scientists, who
against
have
been working on this new use of the
Luxury Hotel bloflavonoids believe these drugs
For Cats
employ
different
fighting principle from any- thing used before.
The drugs have bern des- Port Elizabeth, Feb. 29. cribed as "the most bread, ex- A luxury hotel for
cats, citing and hopeful field of blo- Port opened in
Elizabeth, logical Inquiry." The blo- provides the best accommoda-ravenoids were discoveral more tion for them, anywhere in South Afrlen, according to Mr Stanley Tollj vice-chairman of tho Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, which
auns it.
0
The sleeping quarters are two-storeyed building wilh edch for three small cubicles cats, and room for 75 altogether.
The corners of each cubicle are rounded for cleanliness and cach bas a small door. "Upper- storey" cats climb a ladder to get to bod-China 'Mail Special.
NEW FISH FOR NZ SPORTSMEN
than two decades
ago by the Nobel Prize winner, Dr Albert Szent-Gyorgl, — China Special.
Mall
Owl Keeps Watch On Shoppers
Greytown shop are confronted
Greylown, Natal, Feb, 29. Customers walking into: «
with the unblinking store of an owl with a three-foot wingspan, Wellington, Feb, 29... Anglers report that they haveating on a perch near the coun-
ten, vil succeeded in establishing the nitractive Americari sporting It is the pet of an employe
h Brook Char In New Zealand in the shop and her 14-year-old streams, after trying for 70 eon, who found struggling on the ground as a newly-batched bird six months ago.
yours
One of the difficulties they have facod is that Brook Char cannot survive in waters stock ed.. with trouk-China.
special
The boy reared it und, when grown, the owl chose dom Mailloity, to freedom and declined to
y way Chins Mall Special;