THE

BLACK BOK

Radio Dept.

SEE IT HEAR IT

AT

COMMENT

GILMANS

THE DAY

Gloucester Arcade

OF

Singapore Talks

David Marshall and his

Multi delegation be

CAT

in talk with the British Government today dependence for Singapore, Let it be said immediately į Mr Marshall's chances of success #274: not nearly bright as they were at the beginning of the year. And It is most unlikely, for R number of goud POAMORA, that Singapore will get s full no independence im mediately as Ceylon, India, Australia nnd Canada now enjoy in the full maturity of nationhood,

Marsbull himself,

The go

double

ان

PARA JUT

Mr

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that

Malayn

111

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harbours about its unruly and effervescent neighbour. nad, amung others, Bri- tain's doubts about the ability Singapore survive politically or reond- mically

Ishund Minte detached for Ky length of time from the mainland, This Me Marshall may find hard to refute in view of responsible opinion in Singapore that prezent Instability hodes ill for thei Colony either with me with- . out independence,

dismlased

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CHINA

CHINA

No. 36416

Established 1845

MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1956.

THE WEATHER: Light Southerly winda.· Fino and, vory

WEIDOJ

MAIL

-B. & K. FEELING STRAIN

Curtail Today's Visit To

London, Apr. 22.

have

Marshal Nikolai Bul- gonlo and Mr Nikita Khrushchev are feeling the strain of their visit to Britain and asked for their tour of the British Industries Fair n Birmingham to. merrow to be cut down, the Lord Mayor of Birmingham announced tonight.

The Lord Mayor was dis- cusing arrangements for tomorrow's visit with

POLISH AMNESTY

Freedom

For 30,000

THE view connot be fightly blazed "colonial" altitude even though thin

the may be Singapore delegation's interpretation. Britain must the try to impress upon Colony it is as determined as ever to proceed with its

Prisoners

London, Apr. 22. Polanci is 10 release 30,000 prisoners immediate- ly by amnesty under a new draft law, and to reduce the sentences on 70,000 others, according to Warsaw radio today,

The radio said the draft wasj

original independener discussed

formaln but at the

مورة

sane administrative committee,

The Wuush park, ment today.

For the Arst time Maze the will political crÍJAL S War some

the altogether,

time it must ensure that the Colony gets the! Mule durable kind that will survive the months ahead.

tempestuous pardoned

rudlo satdi.

Alicget sples and

have their

reduced.

while pople In subversive pro-

Ot

reporters when he the buliding.

re-

ceived a call from the telling Office Foreign 1ilm that the Russian leaders were very tired. As a result they will fly from London at 10.50 a.m. tomorrow instead of 9.20 a.m., arriving at Birmingham airport at 11.30 a.. The Lord Mayor said that instead of staying half An hour and

Indus. the British tries Fair the visitors

ht

A

AUTHERINE

|

LUCY

!

MARRIES

Alabama

would be able only to walk down the length of

Correspondents who have the been following Rusatan Jenders around have noticed that Marshal Bulganin, who Is 60, has been looking tired during the last two day".

This

Wife

particularly

evident at Oxford yester dny, where there was o tour of the university amid great crowds of boisterous students,

They Meet The People At LOC

Besieged By Autograph Hunters

Security Guards Helpless

London, Apr. 22.

Marshal Bulganin and Mr

Birmingham

Bir Khrushchev did mout of the talking, with Marshal Bulganin walk- Ing around and listening in silence to the descrip- tions and conversation of the university officials,

The Foreign Office issued the following statement; "Because the Ruwian leaders are tired after their full programme, their

from departure their hotel tomorrow in being delayed by two hours, and their depar- ture from London Air-

Price 20 Cents

port by one and a half hours, “These changes are at the request of the Soviet lenders themselves.”

A Soviet Embassy ofein! in London, questioned by reporters about the curtailment in the plans for the Birmingham visit, sold that he had not heard about it. But, he added, Marshal Bul. ganin and Mr Khrush chey did not spare them- welves in the talks with Sir Anthony Eden. ---- Reuter.

EXPENSIVE

LESSON

FOR US NAVY

Washington, Apr. 22. Investigating senators today reported that a $265 million project to produce now naval jet fighter during the Korean war was a total loss except for "the lessons learned.”

*

A highly critical report on the project came from the Senate Preparedness Investigating Sub-committee headed by the Democratic Senator leader, Mr Lyndon

Johnson of Texas.

Was Onc

in

The report series of Investigations other reports made

and by con-

N. Khrushchev took securi-gressional groups on the Navy's |

по д

develop attempts to purpose carrier-based fighter,

RELAX IN

DAKS

- THE KANBUS COMFORT `IN AKTERIE TROUSERS

Whiteaways

F HOWL. NON

#ONG KONC

CITY ELECTRICITY BLACKOUT

Trams Stop: Passengers Trapped

In Lifts

A major power blackout in Hongkong stopped city trams and lifts and plunged offices into darkness for periods of up to 35 minutes this morning.

Two shorter blackouts followed the first. They caused chaos in some parts of the city and a good deal of confusion in other parts.

The first blackout lasted about 23-35 minutes.

I was the result of a fruit in There 20 trams Blood in a jong the main feeder cable from the line waiting for the cable fault Hongkong

Company to be repaired, semorating

North City-bound workers rushed in Point.

bus stops.

Electric station Elt

It struck Hongkong first during the 9 o'clock rush hour as thou- sands of men and women wero travelling to work.

The manager of the Hongkong Electric Company, Mr W. Stoker, and according to his Information the blackout lasted 23 minutes.

Supply Rerouted

Buses were packed with people. And taxis did a roaring trade.

But many decided to sit out the Blackout in the trams. Outside the Dockyard reporter saw 16 trams lines up, many deserted.

our

He said that isolated trama Wanchai obstructed the flow of troffic.

Offices Affected

The blackout, besidke stopping trams, plunged city offices into darkness, stopped city "Ufts, air fane, re-

Company electricians, he suich managed to restore power to the Island by rerouting the supply while others worked to repair the main feeder line.

On-the-spot reporters phoned conditioning systems in scenes of the tramway stand-frigerators and electric cooking still at North Point, One aid plants. the blackout lasted about 35 Electric office clocks also stop-

ninutes.

Parents Boy Kills

And His Brother

"

Mansfield, Conn., Apr. 22.

The Gloucester, Buliding ped. clock stopped at 8.15 am. and had not been corrected an hour later.

A

Telephones did not stop. spokesman for the HK Tele- phone Company said that as soon as the blackout occurred, the company went on to lis emer- gency diesel-powered generator and its rervice was not affected. Ono city office block to be.hit by the black-out was Alexandra House.

For less than 10 minutes aix

on

Were

ty precautions for granted here tonight when they known as the "Demon."

the lessons "Except for were swamped by an auto- graph hunting crowd at a learned, the money spent on the London County Council re- Senator Johnson said in a letter is a total loss," FAH (Demon). ception in their honour.

An 11-year-old boy, seeking revenge for a forwarding the report to Senator The soviet leaders looking Richard

Democrat Russell, tired but nattered by the stenchairman of the Armed Services spanking a week ago, carried out a carefully-laid plants were suspended at various Dallas, Texas, Apr. 22. don paid to them, scribbled Committee..

to kill his 14-year-old brother and both parents on altitudes through the block's terrorists Can it be duubted that they wi

A controversial negro signature after signature

The report sold 107 engines the family farm yesterday, and then slept soundly in elevator system.

Five of tho six caught and milling throng in the huge con- and 60 airframes for the plane his own bed before disclosing today what he had done. will be turbulent? M1r

packed with people. who co-ed from

ferches hall

the council were delivered but only a few Marshall.

One had just closed its doors, admittedly indulged 2671

"I planned this deal for a week," the boy told the mild-mannered O

negro | pressed cores on them.

of the fighters had detually garrulous

floor and the people inside person with

I planned to kill #paganda, crossed the stele! preacher from East TexaS Bodyguards, however anxious

be police. "My parents had spanked me. flown and none win been

had the frustrating experience regrettably uneven tempura frontier legally. did nut

today in a they may have been about the

them.' put into operational use. ment, is on record that he tut the duty of denouncing formal church wedding be- safety of their

of being on a door level but us charges, could

Many of the fighters, with- do nothing but assume the crowd 21 erininal will be pardoned,

The.State Police said Robert, with seven shots fren a gun able to get out. audience of punish fore a mixed

out engines, are to be used for

he had to reload offer at reference to their

was friendly.

Curyenven wiped out his entire which then fle ment will be eliminate from some 500 persons.

Rushed to Lacdon from their ground instruction and "festing

He carried the spare FAILURE & DELAY family with seven shots from each shot. The

clutched Autherine country folks with Sir Anthony

in his teeth, bride was

a single-action .22 calibre rifle bullets and other British roli- The report gave credit to Navy Lucy, whose altempts to con- Eden Unue as a student at the Univer-sters, the Soviet teadiera first officials for co-operating in the after telling two school mates the police said.-United Press.

they could have his 26 chickens sly of Alabuma forteled of feed the ordeal of a formal inquiry. But Mr Johnson

their

that

the he did not turn up for olasse tudent riots and caused her ex- address of welcome in the binjected pitision.

cult, green and black, and black Demon programme, was even- tomorrow.

The police said the successful because of the The groom was the Rev. Hugh marble council chamber of the tually delivery of the F3H with father spanked him last week Foster, pastor of two East Texas London County Council.

for refusing to go to bed and un engine of greater power. churches und a negro Baptist

Mr Johnson Gold the pro-la mother last spanked him a social science student at Butler

gramune was "shot

through year ago. College in Tyler, Texas.

with fillure and delay."

expecta assassination within two years. If this is to be

Big Reductions

taken seriously, considering Mr Marshall is one of the very few who could possibly! be considered an "eligible" | leader, I la perkaps 6:110 Five-year sentences good reason why the Colony quashed, 10-year sentences res should not have full in died by half, and higher sen- dependence right away.

tences reduced try a third

Life imprisonment will be re-

will be

All this serves to underline duced to 12 years while a death that the most important sentence will be commuted to 15

I

lisenssion in

married were

berm

Party In The Mood

The 400 guests at the recep-

recent

re-

yeas imprisonment. subject for

For common crimes the draft

sent invitations by the Bon included the London The report said a new aircrafi | · Lantion will be internal provides for a pardon for security. On this point, offences punishable by two years' Merdeko will stand or fall imprisonment, such as infringe, Baptist Church to witness the County Council's 147 members, procurement plan by the Navy--

To begin with Mr Marshalliments of the Labour discipline

such

laws.

to

quashed.

Pardon Promise

has to show that there are offences will have sentences up

Women guilty of adequate powers to enable

Imprisonment three yours' the city to survive a Com- munist rising. But it does not end there. Britain, since the last talks on the Colony's future, Is

fuced

white

p.m.

and

13

boy's

Some 500 persons who had

DEADLY ACCURACY

bride crowded into St John

Officers expressed surprise at in Robert's deadly

accuracy headed by their chairman, Mrs called "try before you buy"- (STEMONY. Curious

spectators | Helen C. Bentwich.

was best adapted to peacetime using his father's gun because slood tutside. The Rev. E. C. The two Russian statesmen conditions. This plan calls for full his sight is dim in one eye and Estelle performed the ceremony.

arrived at County Hall at 8.30 terting of both engines and air-he wears eyeglasses. WHITE SILK COWN

After the shootings, the police Marshal Bulganin. frames before new models are

production or sald, Robert placed notes on his The couple was scheduled to

jooked tired. It is belleved this put Into full

placed in active use. !.

belongings, including a Ashing leave on a week's honeymoon accounts for the announcement

kit, a bow and a knapsack, after a reception that tomorrow's proRTEM immediately

TWO CONCLUSIONS

labelled with the names of held at the home of the Rev. being curtailed. Though the

friends he wanted them to go to. Estelle, pastor of the church.

Senator Russian leaders did stay for 100

Johnson said the

He said he did this because Crimes committed by an

The bride wore a floor-length

minutes-10 beyond schedule Demon experience had con- "I'll be sent to the reformatory. with the loss of Trincomalee emigrunt will be pardened if he

silk gown with

there was a slight feeling of vineed Navy officials that at The police sald Robert told in Ceylon which will leave returns to Poland before July 22

train and lace inset disappointment, for the party least five years were needed them be killed Richard Curgen- Singapore the only naval this year-the Polish National cathedraj

In a mood to go on for

irlead of three-to "design, ven, 14, and their parents, bare between Simonstown Day. Under this scelion crines on the bodice.

Atier

a turbine Simon, 59, thu honeymoon the bour

und Beatrice, 43, (or Cyprus) and Hongkong. of being pro-Fascist in political

Marshal Bulganin bowed bulld and quality

engine And as the base would be life pro-war Poland are in-couple will make their home in Tyler, where Foster expects to tluded.

deeply at various points in the He said another lesson was Useless without internal

ln fome LASER the crimes of get an education degree in social varemonial address of welcome that new engines must be per-

have to give the necessary conditionally.

continue her efforts to re-

Is threat

of new at:frames to carry them. "On the basts of talks wo-Reuter, nysurances to Cover nit

It another offence is commit-enter the University of Alabama

by Federal Court order.

have already had one thing 'Is m|d possible contingencies,

within two years of the

After the honeymoon, how-nhsolutely clear that is that cluding the coming to power amnesty the quashed sentence of a left-wing government will be restored, the radio sali., ever. Miss Lucy was scheduled both sides desire these delibera- to spraic ant rallies sponsored flops to be succesful. We will

Chateauroux, Apr. 22. preaching neutralism.

over several Texas cities by the end I am sure the Bort to

Several people were injured in a fight here today between Rabat, Apr. 22. Coloured Cmment will, make an the

difficultice so

supporters An official communique. Lague Poulpdists People. She said he expres that after a good stay in Britain in Rabat tonight said that five police. Wighting, truncheons.

The we will

dopart

fels and as good friends,"

killed and eight

"when The two Russian leaders were persons were

Communista swept from chamber to chamber injured in a violent explosion at chairs, brake

and through the vast, county coun- Qujda today. Two of the killed Bociclists

the other three burst into a Poujadist meeting were children, ell headquarters, which Marshal

which was being, addressDİ women. Bulganin well remembers from It

understood here that by porly officials from Paris. was his visit here as Mayor of Mos- the catastrophe

was caused by

Some of the Pouladists later cow in 1930.

ths explosion of a clandestine clashed with the polleo in the dump. France- strect outaldo, Several arrests

were made.—Reuter.

security, Mr Marshall will "hooligantom" many be pardoned science in December. The bride by the chairman, and clearing fected well ahead of production Poujadists. Fight

T is reported Mr Marshall

will present a plan whereby Britain will

-Itcutor.

Fatal Collision

have "col- current but paramount"

Casablanca, Apr. 23. for Singa- responsibility

A truck colilded head-on with pore's defence and external relations and that this shall heavily-loaded bus near here" carry with it powers to yeterday killing three Moroccans and injuring 28 others, including

rostore law and order if the four women and four children.

otherwise independent local| The victims were rushed to

National Association for Ad- vancement

of

them to takeo up most of time for the next two or three months.-United Press.

Rock Kills Boys

Solestons, France, Apr. 22.

overcome

theso

goy-

Explosion Toll

Three boys were follet w Absorbed By Crowd rentin

administration should lose the hospital here by six French control of them. This seems air force ambulances which were a five-ton rock fell on them as, ncer the scene of the they were playing in a cave near. a good plan but it will be based

here-China Mall Special. eccident-France-Prome, useless unless the Colony has an assurance first of strong independent govern- ment...

Obviously If Independence falls

- Singapore remains Colony until some time in the future when it can be graft- ed to the Malayan peninsula. So if Britain is prepared to pinco enough faith in the Singapore delegation this wook, it is largely up to the Colony itself to onaure ita) Independent survival.

It

will have the well wishes of the Commonwealth if it is given the opportunity to try. †

Arts.

AB

With Police

with

out

ALGERIA'S WEEKEND OF TERRORISM

Constantine, Apr. 22. - Terrorist activities in various parts of Algeria over the weekend were reported here today.

1

There were anxious security faces

tho two statesmen were absorbed in a crowd of stucats. Marshal Bulgarin and Mr Khrushchev patiently, coped -RELIEF SUPPLIES FOR HK REFUGEES

with the autograph hunters was zw gradually moving it with the watchful eye of Mr relief work from Europo. to Jakob Malik, Soviet Ambaren- dor to Britain, on them to see Mr Meeker sald to first Ameri- that they were not overwhelmed.

of Tizi- In converration, Marshal Bul- In the Kabylia aren can shipment to be distributed

Ouzou, everal Moslems were to Hongkong hospitals, achosis gain today expressed himmel? impremed by the royal and refured camps would be much 798,855 pounds of milk and family, with whom he had had some of the bodice were found

Windsor

or Castle ion at 273,610 pounds of rioc,

notes saying "executed on the order of the National Libera. Followed by a phalanx of Books carpenter tools for

tion Army mid-hatty mon screening their. rese tenching

carpentry

werd wifery kits, medical supplies the leaders, contrally made their Many telephone lines we and Individual CARE packages adious to their hosts, and and tomat on fire.

Singapore, Apr, 23. Chief of mission fr CARE (Co-operativa for American Remittances to Europa) Mr Olen Merker, is to open ́ d centre in Hongkong for the zellet xt more

than one

million rufugees from Chins, according to the Singapore Standard today.

J

The Standard reported Mr Meeker as sing, during "a recent, stopóver, hero en routd for Hongkong, that CARE

and

from which the, rebels' fled. Their losses were not known. A goods train coming from Boni Mansour. Lo Constantino Was blowis-up by a ming between Mansourah and El Achir. The train

was badly damaged but

killed by rebel bands and only 40 loss of lio.

but

of foodstuff, would follow, banked them for their dos- - Claalien Occurred between rubu)

pitality/Router. “ Neuter,

bands, and mocsarity,

Non

Moslem trademan Bare was filled outside. his shop by unknown asezilanta.

FastBuck

· Gas (front Chemorato Constantine was `atopped by rebels and, not on dre, but the passengers "escaped widsout injury, and Prince *Presse.

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