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THỨ CHINA LAT WEDNESDAY, MÁY 3031956
Reservis
Algerian Situation Improves vi
UN TO STUDY OWNERSHIP OF THE SEA
Washington, May 29. The United Nations is
to seek an answer to a puzzle as old as the saga of seafaring: how much ocean can a nation call its
Own?
theory the
Under 'modern high seas belong to everybody. By time-honoured prodent a nation may control” no more of Its offshore waters than An eighteenth-century cannon could shoot-one league от threo nautical miles. In actual practice nations throughout the world
putting "10 trespassing" signs
coastal
are
on
belts extending from four to
Their from
200 miles Sands.
mak-
Out of bounds waters present
a particular problem to far
ARMY SHOULD CARRY THE DAY
SAYS LACOSTE
Paris, May 29.
M. Robert Lacoste, Minister residing in Algeria, told the French Council of the Republic (upper house) today that there had been an improvement in the situation in the strife-torn North African
territory since the Mollet Government took office last February.
GEORGIA
IS IN
TROUBLE
MORCOW, May 29.
Three months ago, he said, Algeria was in full disintegra- tion and foreign propaganda was saying Franco would accept another Dien Bien Phi Now, ho said, the Deliahs (persents) knew they had been misled,
Descrlbhig the French mill- lary effort against the Insur Kents, the Minister inid that. next month 304,000 French troops would be on active service in Algeria. "This fotco should allow us to carry the I have total faith In the
Georgia, the Caucasian day."
ranging flahermen and defence republic where Stalin wastature. We will transform the plarmers. In an effort to settle born, is lagging behind in dtuation."
the intricate problems of occanica furm project ordered per- geograpy the United Netions this year will receive proposals Sonally by
from
its
Mr
the Communist International
leader, Law Party's new Commission for new rules be- fitting modern conditions.
PAY RESPECTS
Nikita Khrushchev,
Curtain Raiser
The Senate debate on Algerin was a curtain raiser to a three- The republie has come under day debate on the Mellet Gov- fire for slow work on sowing ernment's general policy open- maize Mr Khrushchev's Ing in the National Assembly on Nearly every great maritime favourlie crop. Mr Khrushchev Thursday. M. Guy Mollet has power, at one time or another, believes that maize may be the staked the life of his four- has staked Д claim over solution of Russia's fodder month-old government on the Immenso arcas cf water. In problems. Farin directors issue of the debate, and a con-- Sumo Instances foreign ships throughout the country have idence vote is due on Tuesday. hack to call at certain ports, instructions lo glve malze and pay ceremonial honour to cultivation top priority, the "mistress" of the seas.
Do
Izvestia,
Government Today, fewer and fewer newspaper, admitted that maize nationa accept the three-mile sowing was "being delayed", in limit. It is unlawful, for instance. Georgia The newspaper sald for foreign fishermen to drop that the Georgium Agriculture nets within 12 miles of Soviet Ministry are trying to explain Russia, Colombia or Quatemala, this delay by frequent rains," It Chile, Ecuador, Peru and 70-cited the example of four dis-
El Salvador claim mile-wide
tricts in Georgia as proving that 200-mile
belts
in the Pacific
interfered with rains had not Ocean. While holding to the sowing of malze on time. ---
China Mail Special. 3-mflo limit, the United States and a number of
other nations
have
have reserved the right
exploit naturaj
resources
the
chiefly oll and other minerals
to
in the seabeds of, their **COTS- tinental shelves.* -China Mali Special
Unique Windmill To Be Demolished
Kiel, May 29, 180-year-old wiradmill with salla instead of wooden blades
been auctionedi has
on tha north sun island of Fehmarn and is to be broken up.
The mill, believed to be the in the world,
- and of its kind
was in debt and had not worked
for some years, state of disrepair.
It was in
The windchill's sails can be pet at varying angles, according to the strength of the wiki. -- China Mail Special.
First Plane
To Lhasa
M Lacoste flew from Algiera Insight to take part In the debate and had a long talk with M. Mollet this morning on the situation.
M. Lacoste told the Senate
today that the speelal powers in Algeria voted in March had
errabled the Government
To
keep the situation in hand while French strength was built up.
"Our strength grows com tinually," he said. "At the end of June we shall have 304,000 ighting soldiers in Algeria, well over 1400,000 with the other arms. These forces a to pacify Algerit."
enough
Only Hypocrisy..
In Algiers
More and more detachments of French reservists have been irriving in Algeria tö combat rebel', fótoor, Picture slows troope arriving on the steamer Pasteur.
SNAKE IN
CABIN
Calculta, May 29.
A pilot of Indian Air- Hincs recently new for haft
BILAN.
at hour knowing that there shake Dolled up under his went that might strike at any minute,
The two-foot snake was spotted by the co-pilot in the cockpit when the plane wste 60 railes from Calcutta airport. The pilot decided not to disturb the make and flew straight on
As soon as he landed in Calcutta the deadly "stow- away" was killed by the ground stall-China Mail Special.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Ban Wanted
Photo.
Express, N
H-Bomb Fallout
Takes
Long Time
London, May 29.
A British atomic scientist predicted today that it would take 20 years for all the radioactive fallout from America's latest H-bomb test to reach the ground.
Political Strikes Threaten Press Freedom
Zurich, May 29,
A Finnish editor said here today that the freedom of the press was being threatened In a new war by political strikes.
::
Mr. E. Erkko, editor of a Finnish newspaper, was speaking at the opening session of the fifth general assembly of the International Press In stitute, of which he is chairman,
More than 150 newapoportions of the press appear and news agency editors from vinced of the Importation 20 Weslorn' countries word foreign newit
there.
5.
"We recently had an alarming growth of strikes in the news- paper Industry," Mr Erkko gald.
They have not been what I would ilko to Cali normal strikes eancoTrung' snlariés, hours and working conditions,
Clearly Political
A Development
thing if the mone serious, news- "I think it would be, a good papers moved, & little way to wards the popular, hummy, In4 terest appeal of the popular papers," he said..
"Frankly, this development... that ... cannot »bé resisted......・・ Ideally, I struki like "The main purposs has not to see the papers following been the economie issue, but to middle of the way policin prevent newspapers informing foreign news coverage so that their readers in times of gret foreign news can be understood conflicts and only, to allow not only by the scalempiently. newspapers of certain opinions trained but by the man-in-the- to appear.
stroot China Mall Special
"The reason for these strikes has been clearly political, and not economic.
"This is a new form of attack on the freedom of the press and I want to draw your attention to this fact and to point out, that the new war has taken, minow. shape in attacking the Western
idea of democracy."
Improvements during the past
year
in
Eastern
the transmission.. of
Threads
Puzzle Scientists
Melbourne, May 29key Millions of web-like drifting
countries white
news and better access to news the Soviet Union and the
European hobodi by Mr Erkko his opening address.
There is a "tremendous hang-up" of fallout from nuclear explosions, said Dr Marley, health- were physics director at the British Atomic Energy Research establishment.
"We
guess that the fallout from the stratosphere is at the rata of 10 to 20 per cent a year," he said.
into the ground by rain and weather, and "once it has been washed into the ground it becomes blologically ineffective.” Dr Marley spoke ata
Dr Marley said that in the commemorating the last two years the fallout of tenth anniversary of Harwell's radicective strontium -það- Dervice as centre
of British creased sixfold. nuclear rezaarch:
ceremony
Strontium
is a metallic ele Informic sources said that ment which occurs in nature. It❘ Harwell's salentists,
from cois produced synthetically opération with medical experts, uranium by the A-bomb ̧ reac- would report to, the Governlion..
miant next month, that H-bomb and A-bomb tests so far had not resulted in a dangerous rise. In radiation on earth,
Ten Times
Not -- Bureaucratic
1
threads
In through Melbourne'd's91- side suburbs, hang from
"We welcome theso changes lines and wires, stick to as being something construc« cars and clothes, catchin five and they máy dve some trees-and vånish in a few.
the
houri, hope to the pooples of world that everything is not-en- tirely hopeless," he said.
Six Scientists of the Com monwealth Scientific and Indus "But it is still one-sided, I trial Organisation. have studbad these signs would be followed the threads. They hava testod by all round free publication ofthem with othyl sbetate, newspapera and free expression acetone, lactophanol - blue dye, of news, the world would be magnified them a hundred really on the way towards real times, burnt them, melted, them, peace,"
Jurned them, orange.
Sald 000 of
"It's not for them, 3/2001; "It - Goient"E"-"come from feather it's not cotton; it's not Mr Eriko stressed that the wood-fibre, and it doesn't look International Press Institute,ke a synthetic fibrement
* Some of them are thinking in which was devoted to the prin«-
terms of webe of spiders yet to ciples of press freedom, was "In the spring of 1954 there
working for better understand-be identified but, as the threads had already fallen out about
have a melting quality, they ing among journalists. two millicuriés per square mile
further -puzzled This and the present level is about
bureaucratic Moll Special. will
mile organization," he said, Detalled findings
be 12 millleuries per square Government on the ground," he said.
"We are all free newspaper-, published White Paper within several
Another scientist said that men not bound by any organi- sation. We are individuals, re- prosent calçadaflöns estimated
sponsible-- men leading-our- Scientists refured to give the redlogetive spread from on newspapers and being respon According to the Catholic specific details of the forth-H-bomb was about ten times sible for their Logos. Nows Agency, the 'com- | coming report, from Morocco Or
But reporters that of an atomic testUnited news policies, editorial and The agency said the pilot of Tunisia, Algeria's newly
palgn is based on the desire that visiting the Harwell laboratories| Press, the passenger plano was a dependent neighbours, Arms only music of a sacred character saw exhibita set up to show
Hongkong,
who might come from Tunisial | should be played on these that the danger to population resident of returned to China In 1949, the assurances which have been occasions.
from all the nuclear" blasts so given to us are only hypocrisy,"
for was infinitesimal. Reuter
the Minister, declared.
Workers in atomic Industry
Tho
London, Moy 30.
first passenger plane
"We know that pacification is from Peking arrived at Lhasa, a prelude to a vast political capital of China's tutonomous settlernent. The rebels know that region of Tibet, on May 29, the ja military victory is imposible. New China News Agency 10- They have therefore launched ported today.
Into terrorism in order to drive
fear 1200 the European com-
Barcelona, May 29. A press campaign has been launched here against the playing of Mendels- sohn's Wedding March at weddings held in Catholic
White Paper
$0
Д
regular munity and cause a split between
weeks, the sources said. sold o
The agency passenger and freight service the two communities." would soon be opened on the } Peking-Lhasa line following
this maiden journey.
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M. Lacoste sald France must take account of dangers which
come might
in-
churches.
The "Among
tho
Logos Agency said: music profane
M. Michel Debre, a leading | Improper for such occasions is ដ now, allowed a tolerance Social Republican who spoke in the famous Wedding March of thousands of times the level of the debate, sald France's the German-Jewish composer fallout, the sources said. policy of European unity had not helped her because "even her European allies are making friends with her worst enemies.”
M.
out of Algeria."
Mi
Harden Position
Mendelssohn.
"Measurements taken follow
El Kuwatly Welcomed
ing, fi sund A-borne (Berts have To Jerusalem
no
aro
China
More Sweeps Wanted
Belgrade, May 29, Municipal authorities. In Yugoslavia's main port of Bijeka are facing a serious
He said the recent Asian con ference organised by the Insti- tute: had' doen
a great sucerES, "a greater success on anybody expected."
been on
| one of the post- tive happenings in the
world," he additi. news problema lack of chini-
ney sweeps. afternoon's discussion 'on
The town with 110,000 i "foreign nows in the popular habitants, has only 12 sweeps,
was introduced by Mr According to the mimber f Elliott, editor of the buildings each sweep should be
paper
London Dally Herald. Mr Werner IGNORANCE
"The immcrise majority After the debate, the Coun-those who ask for the Wed
of.
all of the Republle adopted by March to be played more. the
a show of hands a motion call-facts behind Use music.”
ing
the Government to
cn
Warning
their chinuiegs have not been swept for at least
Yet according to local
twice a month.
$to be measured in millionths of "Mendelssohn wrote this plece millionths of curles because the
Friedman of Suddeutsche Zel-responsible on the average: 1
over 1,000 chimneys nestion. Debre regretted theof music for Shakespeare's Mid-dose is so
fushe was in the chat up to 1931, Householders, email," said one.
* Mr Elliot sald that Invitation écht by the Italian summer Night's Dream: A is scientist,
Jerusalem, May 29..
. περί Government to Egyptian Pre-known, this play deals with a
maintained King Hussein of Jordan the Dally Herald had
a large staff of Dr Amir Gamal Abdul Nassor and spell cast by an evil spirit which
Marley, in
of corespondents a⚫ general and Syrian President; abroad but after that date the six months, or since last demanded a firm altitude 10- causes
charlatan transformed speech on nuclear safety, said wards Spain which is doing into a donkey to be loved by a measurements indicated fallout Shukri of Kuwatly, today paper had closed down almost mor everything to get France chased woman. This makes the music, on Britain at present amounted visited Jerusalem and all its offices abroad owing to regulatione a chimney should be dricrensing couts | Bad the com-he fire brigade report that even from an aesthetic point of to “about six millleries PSZ.:| several amall towns close timu rationing of newsprint view, improper to be played at squaro milo a year". A curie is
Despite this, the paper carried 38 per cent of the calls they a wedding.
equivalent to the radiation from to the Israeli border.
large percentage of foreign have received ard for chimney ond grain of radium.
President el Kuwaily, who is news and comment or foreign stacks on fire solution under on a four-day state visit to affairs.
One posible Jordan, and..... King Husein MClau De Veillet-Lavallee, discussion would be to the foreign editor of Frande. Soir, organise the sweeps, who are at arrived this morning at Jeruism- "The rate of fallout is related Jem sirport from Amman, The of Paris, sald his papers policy present private tradesmen, Into Pursue with "determination" là The weakly Hoja Diocesana to the rate of firing of bombs two hoads of state were accomh-
was to carry a very wide range a socialized co-operative, which train An Algerlin policy of establishing suggests that organists should but the result la greatly blurred panied by their Chiots-of-Start of foreign nows, which appealed would take steps to t the conditions necessary, for, 0 object to playing the Wedding as there is an enormous, hang- and other high ranking officers to all clames from university adequate number of approd-
professors to workmen,
(tioes-China Mail Special. roat Franco-Moslem community. March and should explain it up of the material for a long Thousands of people gathered
background to those about to time in the stratosphere."
at Jawalem path, decorated The motion cottoned all be married in order to convince
and Jordanian attempts at division and said them that it is not worthy to Dr Marley warned against with Spring these could only harden the be played at such as important "nsive guessing" at the effects Bags, to cheer the two hoads of posttion of those wishing to ceremony-China Mall Speciál, of the accumulation of build-up | alato, They drove to a umwa zaid, ""wo have set up 22 'offices
centre in the vicinity of Jerusa lean and then to Ramallah and is quito clear that many Beerth King Hussein Kuala Lumpur, May 29.
and The Government' OL:" the of the biological effects: tre | President, ei: Kuwaily received Federation of Malaya has given controlled by the rate of milk- andendurlastle welcome from 50,000 Malayan dollars towards out and not by the accumulated the villagers and from security the construction of International total en the ground,” he said."
forces. House, a hastel for oversens atid Australian Mudents at Mel- bourne University on officiat moursofment:
salt Reutar.
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Le HADGD strugie In Algeria, Reuter
DOWN
PEYACROSS.
1 Hard drinking (6).
0 Bird (0)
8 Command (15).
Croas (8),
Sham (8),
3-Indidater nosht (4),”
9 Business before the meeing 4 Ship's boarding Iron (7)
10 Claw (5)
11 CTRCK (5).
12 Pitcher (4).
18 Dia (3)
16 Come back (8).
18 Chinese labourer (0), .-20′′Bulld
23 Lakā
(B).
20 Marted (0).
17: Attachoo
28 Sheen (5)A
20 Out of the suns (0)
-5 Train (7).
6 Speaker (0),
7. Fallers (5)..
"14" Incarcerated (0),
I Longthened (0)
10. Revolves (7)
17. Cultivators (7),
ID Vast expanses (0)
21 Drive Backs- (5).
24 Girafe (C)).
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Expulsion Expected
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to leave - Thailand,
bae o vavo #rilciem (ŽNÍ STOVE,
following criticwing the Thailand Governe
Pollóo Gooma. Pulo Sty
in that it da ch
Thailand's Tomosi "Thm" articles { wort
on the ground.
Radiation
Radiation at ground, level
From a frontier outport, was maintained at a very low President ibday point, he said, becstale, the 'fall-millióry movements acrUM
outweis 'a continually washed | bordir in Israel;---Fr
the farbati
the |
2,000 GEORGIANS OVER 90
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فهد
HUNGARIAN ENVOY TO^U.S.
"In the past 10 years,"" he
in foreign centrés, lacluding
Washington Laden Mr. Peter Moscow.
Marka Ambassador to what wou we try to do le 19 been appolated py
the same time interesting them, United Nations and entertain our renders, while at "garian he said.
basador, in Wader By this means the peper had Budapest reported. reined many thousands of new cam montained disre reades "at" the time of Queen -* die Kal will” kép) Elizabeth's Coronation
Seacha, fecurity an In the getatiul discussion, mout Washington to Editors stevesed the increased Bareign
reader Interest. In firolam news. SEMP Tostała Hirooka,.-Mainichi Shimbi, "declared that that ĮŠpinoso, PROME (was increasingly
ing a policy of more,
on fore
reign news.
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of the