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COMMENT OF
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Fighting Flies
le appropriate that the of Hongkong
I populaca
should be naked today to joln the World Health Organisation in its cam- paign
diacnse. against carrying insects. The Colony, unhappily. has its full quota of these danger= | ous pests, foremost among them, Пien, We urge the community, na from today, to assist the health and sanitation authorities tu
effective wage against this pestilence.
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It is not enough to rely the health nuthorities deal with the fly scourge
While they have their role to play, success as a whole will depend
individual each pared
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HEAVY EGYPTIAN LOSSES CHOU REPEATS
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China Mail Feature
Women Killed Highlights
BURNS REPORTS TO HAMMARSKJOLD
New York, Apr. 6.
Casualty figures of yesterday's Gaza strip fighting between Israel and Egypt as received from Major-General E. L. M. Burns, United Nations Chief of Staff in Jerusalem, today were:
by eo-operate
permanently removing places where flies can
breed.
On the Egyptian side: 55 civilians killed (30 men, 15 women, 10 children); 1/2 civilians wounded (56 men, 33 women, 13 children); four soldiers killed (one body seen and three others reportedly transported to Cairo); four soldiers wounded,
Improved sanitation, includ
On the Israeli said: four civilians and two ing the correct disposal of j
garbage, animal servicemen wounded. sewage, excrement and Industrials wastes in which flies breed, must be the step in fly control.
Experience has shown
fly control
can first
that be by
cannot achieved permanently insecticides alone. One of
the tragedies of our times
Ja thut ton frequently
reliance has been placed entirely
General Burns' report to UN headquartera said the cusunities on the Egyptian side included some from Onza
and Town villages to the south of it.
[completing plans for his trip to the Middle East, was in constant communication today with Major-General E. L. M. Burns, chlef of the United Nations truce supervision organisation in renewed about the
Israeli between
and
The report also said that there Palestine,
had allegedly been 1woure-up direct hits BY hospital Egyptian forces along the Gaza building causing the deaths of strip. nine Egyptian women,
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Generhi Burns said Inaceliciden. casualty 031
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lit
The
provisional,
They have and will play an anal lund bs in made by UN ob- Important role in thecis of the Egyptian-Isrark
discasesxed_armklice commision,
Me Drg Huimarykjci 1, United Nations Secretary-General, while
control of many wholly
or partially trans mitted by flies, but this role must be clearly defined
There can never be certainty
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of success when complete dependence for success placed от
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insecticides. LANDSLIDE
VICTORY
Sanitary measures, on the other hand, when properly applied, have never been known to foil in bringing about effective ly control, It is the one measure which flies have never
tu
developed resistance. Simple sanitary practices, if
adopted by everyone, will bring about immenso reduc. tions in the number of flies in those
arens of the Colony where they repre- Bent a health problem.
the The community, under
the helpful guidance of health and sanitation authorities, can put into practice measures that have boen
effective proved against flies. These cun be by the C supplemented
A of Insecticides,
pro- that gramme of
nature, vigorously applied by overy citizen, will take the community far along the road to freedom from files, Alth and disease.
Colombo, Apr. 6. The Peoples United Front won 11 landslide victory, taking 28 seats out of the 42 contested during the first day of elections to re- new Ceylon's legislature,
Prender Sir John Kotelawala's United National Party won eight One seats and Trotskyists four. Communist and one independent candidate were returned.
Observers expected a further towards the Peoples swing
United Front when voting takes place tomorrow for a further 23 atuta,
The leader of the Peoples United Front, Mr S. W. H. D. Bandaranaike, expected to be Cylon's new premier, said to- day his party was a Democratic- socialist one, He pledged +2 would ensure
end "religious other minorities justice and fair play."Franco-Ï3zesse.
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Hero are some of the highlights in today's Chinx Mall:
P. : The General's lady, by Jean Macgregor Hind. World's greatest anti-TB drive, by Herbert Gatto. P. 6: The Vengeance of Private Pooley, adapted from the book by Cyril Jally part 4. A Scot witter debunks Robers Burns,
P. 7: CHM Morgan, Wel-h
wizard, Rugby
tella George Whting of the greatest day of his life. Anne
visits Sharpley Lady Harding in Cyprus. P. 8 Elleen Atcroft given disillusioning account
of Latin Romeos, Robert Pitman concludes hin Gerlen "Into the Twilight World".
P. 13 Les Armour writes
on Aldous Huxley. F 10 & 17: Local anıl overæcas new, round-up.
EX-PRIEST
GOES ON
TRIAL
Arezzo, Apr. 6,
Adenauer, Mollet May Meet
Paris, Apr. 6.
The possibility of a meet- ing between French Premier Guy Mollet and Dr Konrad Adenauer, West. Germán Chancellor, is being dis- cussed between Parls and Bonn, usually well-informed sources said here today.
the No firm suggestion for date or the place of the meeting hid yet been put forward, the sources said.
Diplomatic observers believed that if such a meeting took place in the near future, three the Questions would dominato
German agender disarmament,
and reunification,
European security.
Official sources in Paris would not comment on the statement Bonn yesterday in issued in which the West German gov→ dimp- kennent expressed its proval of the suggestion that disarmament question
the
should
tako presedenco ovor
Beria Victim
Freed In
Poland
Vienna, Apr. 7. Radio Warsaw nounced tonight that the former First Secretary of the Polish Communist
Party and Deputy Premier, Wadyslaw Gomulka, had been rehabilitated and set
that The Radio raid Edward Onhab, the present Firit Secretary of the hax announced Lo-
mulka's liberation, gether
with that of
a
of other persons cd in 1951 with
him. Among these were a of high officers number
now been who had also released from prison,
The release of Gomulka was sold to be in con- nection with the decision of the 20th congress of the Soviet Union's Communist Party to rehabilitate all the victiina of the Beria regime-Reuter,
the problems of Comman unity Rainier's
and European security.
INTERPRETATION
was
The German statemčat provoked by the interview given by M. Mollet to the American
magazine Report,
US News and World in which he said the An ex-priest, who con- problems of European' security German urity would be fessed to poisoning a
and
General Burns kept Mr Ham- marskjold informed of the latest moves on the barder and notified him that in view of the tense situation, he would post-pregnant servant girl ac-easier to solve "if we begin by
disarmament, pono for 24 hours his planned eldentally and then throw-solving the problem of general meeting with the Secretary-ing her body into a stream, Diplomatic observers in Paris General in Rome, prior to their tour of Middle Eastern capitals. went on trial here today, did not believe that M. Mollet's could in any way be Hammarskjold was due charged with homicide, for remarks
119 meaning that to leave New York by air this gery and illicht medical Interpreted
Franca-thought-German reurin- evening for London. During a
to practice.
cation should be given a low 80-minute stopover he was
The ex - priest; Amilcare piority in international discus- conter with Mr Selwyn Loyd Caloni, said he gave poisonous in British Foreign Secretary.
United Nations oficiais suld shots to the that General Burns would now nrrive
in Rome on Sunday. But, they
added, Mr Henri Vigler, General Burns' political Mr would meet adviser, Hammarskjold in the Italian capital on Saturday planned.
Mr
During a busy morning, Hammarskjold went over some of the plans for his tour of the
Colourful Wedding Uniform
Monaco, Apr. 6. Prince Rainier of Monaco to- day announced that he will wear sky blue trousers as bila cathedral wedding here to Mias Grace Kelly, the Hollywood sar, in two weeka' ilme. ~ He his women gutata to advised -wear bright wlothes too-though. forma morning will wear men girl, 28-year-old On the contrary, these ob- drem
The Prince's tator, M. Blanch unity sald, German Celestina Pahustri, at her own servers request after she told him the remained in the forefront of Bella has designed a special preoccupations, and military uniform for film with a drug was a special dieting com France'
France had no intention of ac-gold and black tunic, dark blue pound,
even tellly in the cocked int, ostrich feathers and quiercing
a bolt in the Monegasque colours present division of Germany, red and white,
After the civil and religious Reuter,
ceremonies on April 16 and 19
Ralmier Prince
will
don the uniform of a Monegasque naval caplain to set out with his bride on a month-long Mediterranean honeymoon in his 320-tor yacht Deo Juvante (With God's Help).
who Caloni,
was suspended tth priesthood shortly from
before his arrest in February, said the girl died almost in- stantly and he threw her body in the stream in a fit of panic.
FAKED MARRIAGE Miadic East with Mr Fouad
Caloni, who appeared at to- Ammoun, of Lebanon, and Mr Abba Eban, the Isracil delegate day's hearing in civilian clothes, who traveled especially from also charged with registering in Washington. The Secretary his parish records a falce mar- appoint-ringe between another man and was three Miss Palustri, who
General had separate ments with them.
Mr Homina:skjold is making months pregnant. the trip at the urgent request Calon said he did not know
Miss Polustri
pregnant Counc!! to re- of the Security
when he administered the shots. et on Izraeli and Arab com-
discussed Today's hearing pliance with the armistice agree-
chiefly whether further tesil menta.
in the case should be mony
behind closed given
doors.
EGYPT'S CHARGE
The severity of the artillery France-Presse, exchanges in the Gaza strip in tha
48 last
hours and the casualties re- elvillan heavy ported by Egypt, has increased the sense of urgency surround- Mr Hammarskjold's de- parture.
Egypt has already notified the Security Council of the heavy civilian casualties suffered and has charged Israel with respon- sibility for them.
An Israeli delegation spokes- man said that the Security Council would be informed today of Israel's side.
EARL ATTLEE MADE A KG
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ACCUSATIONS AGAINST US
London, Apr. 6. Communist China's Premier and Foreign Minister, Mr Chou En-lai, today accused America of being "still persistent in their efforts to create international tensions," the New China News Agency reported.
Mr Chou, who was speaking at a banquet tonight given in honour of Mr Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet First Deputy Premier, said "we can see such a situation in the Sino-American ambassadorial talks."
not
directly mentioning. Mr Chou, though America, said: "There are still in the world certain forces which are unwilling to see relaxation in the international situation.”
are
still
the
the
of Mr Chou said: "These forces, nunclation of the cut
their | Individual as practised by Stalin, persistent i efforts to create
International tald "the twentieth congress of tensions by among other things, the Communist Party of the interfering
further demon- Internal Soviet Union, affairs of other countries and strated that the peaceful fucukan strengthening
aggressive polley consistently pursued by military blocs.
the Soviet Union, the opened up a broad road to the lofty chuige of struggle for world peace."
Mir Chou said the "friendly visit of the Soviet government delegation to many Arlan coun tries has further strengthened the economie co-operation be tween the Soviet Union and these countries."
This shows that to further case kite national tensions,
the consolidate world peace,
and countries peace-loving peace-loving people throughout the world sill have to continue with to strive unflinchingly greater vigour and on a long term.
Before Mr Chou gave the warning that there are still in world cortain forces which ore unwilling
He said Russia "is also help.. wifil greater
see the relaxing China with tion in the International situa-might; it is increasing the num- ber of industrin enterprises it tin," he said “recently the
to build, as is helping China international situation
well as techoical ald: This will relaxed to A certain extent.
which realy facilitate the rapid do This la-something over
velopment of the - cause, of we should rejoice."
scelalism in our country." Mr Chou, who did nog mens | Reuter- tion the recent Soviet Com- munist Party Congress dey
B-47 Crashes
Ceresco, Nebrasko, Apr. d. A US Air Force B-47 crashed near here today, killing all four men aboard.
was from the
The plane Lincoln Air Force base
9-me residents of the "arca saw the plano plummet to the ground and explode with a "blinding Bash."
a.m.
The B-47 tcolt off on a routie and night about 11.25 crashed about 11:40 am
Ceresco is about 12 miles north of Lincoln, Nebraska
United Press.
FAKIR FLOODED
IN "GRAVE"
Rio de Janeiro, Apr. 6. A Fakir, attempting to beat the world "buried aliva" record had to be dug out of his "gravo” in a main square of Porto Alegre, south Brazil, today as severe floods threatened the area.
Water had begun to deep into his temporary coffin in which he had already spent the past eight days. His condition was said to be serious.
London, Apr. 6. The Queen today appointed former Socialist
Duke Will Live Rainter While Prince Earl Attlee,
to the Order Prime Minister,
Aboard Yacht of the Garter, one of Britain's Issuing suggestions from
palace
what well-dressed most exalted orders.
Earl Attlee, recently raised wedding guests should order, his
Melbourne, Apr. 6.
The level of the Taquari river to the Peerage, joins Britain's fances, two days out from New
liner The Duke of Edinburgh will
meanwhile rising at the only ather living former Prime York on board the luxury out live aboard the Royal Yacht
complained Minister, Sir Winston Churchill,
behaviour of newspapermen Britannia when he visits Aus- rale of three feet an hour, fol- as a Knight Companion of the
tralia for the Olympic Games in lowing the most severe storm to Order
In the ship. the also of
sulling Most Noble
Miss Kelly's secretary. Miss November and December, it was hit the region in 15 years.
More than 500 persons have Garter-United Press.
Nadia
of Edinburgh will been evacuated from thier hones The Duke the star while she
face of the was drying her golden hair arrive in Melbourne on Novem-in riverside areas, upstream from
of after a swim in the first-class ber 22 from Darwin, Northern Porto Alegre, in
the threat
flooding-France- will open Australia. He
He "Put On A Show" Before His Execution
to
San Quentia, Apr. 8. Robert O. Pierce, 27, condemned murderer, slashed himself and had
be overpowered by guards today. when he and tellow prisoner were strapped Into chairs in the
chamber. gas The other prisoner, who went
quietly to his execution, was Smith E. Jordan, 28, a partner with Pierce in the slaying on Aug 2, 1954,
of taxi driver Charles B. Rose, 48, in Oak- land. Both Pierce and Jordan wets negroes.
the clash to Egypt, bringing the attention of the Security Council, did not ask for a Counci mceling, but stressed that it was only a preliminary report that the Council would and
kept informed of further The execution started at 10.00!
a.m. Both
wero pro- developments.-Reuter.
bo
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men
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fully reclining sleeper kuat.
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nounced dead at 10.15 a.m. "The execution was unusually late," paid warden Harley O "because of Pierce's Tools,
Somehow he had
behaviour, found a piece
photo Woods, said they had announced here fonight.
Mr
deck Morgan Heldgins, pub- Olympic Games.Reuter,
agent for Metro-Goldwyn-
pictures, said:
"Don't
to become a 'princess. She must forget that Miss Kelly is going maintain her dignity. So please and good treat her with tact
Protection Bill
on the right Blashed himsales and he manners."-Reuter, sido of the neck. Ho fought the guards and had to be
New Delhi, Apr. 6. overpowered to be strapped
A private member's bill to Into the chair,"
stop boys and girls becoming
fakira Flerce, who staged a one-man marks, nuns, yogis,
riot in his death cell earlier Hindu asceties, before they reach this week, had promised; to the age of 18 was introduced, in put on a "show before he the House of the People (lower would permit to his execu-house of parliament) here today.
|—Reuter,~ ton-United Press,
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