THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1956.
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mission today decided to recommend to the
General Assembly that a world
Dispute
By John Heffernan
New York, June 26.
Western diplomats interpreted today's UN Soviet move for indefinite postponement of diplomatic con discussion by the United Nations Security ference should consider Council as an attempt to avoid taking sides the draft of the Law of between the Arab states and France.
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Pamphlets To Be Stopped
Nairobi, June 26. The Government of In- dia is doing all it can to stop a traffic in dishonest, obscene Cphlets to Kenya,
and
salacious
the Secretary, Mr R. G. Turnbull, told the Legisla tive Council here.
He said that he had had dis- cussions on the subject with the Commisioner tor India, Mr Prem Krishen, who felt that the good name of India might b jeopardised by this
It
Was not pase
however - because the central
geles dewikut
the pamphlets worked from some kind of ae- consumextation address.
FIVE CATEGORIES Recently Nairobi police hatt HYRY!
are Uhin 1,000
į pamphlets in a shop,
Orphan To Teach in ture, the
Climbers Nepa lese
toi
Katinku, June 20
Finder Lieutenant-Colonel Hurria, leader of the unsicces – ftil Angeline expedation
Mulag (20,795 feet), plus to take hom
18-your-old Nepalese orphan boy. Shampu. to teach the Argentine hjern falters Nepalese,
Shampu, Wito
trs from i
the Buddhist town of Tukebe In northern Nepal. wart picked up
Mr N. F. Harris, member fur Nairobi South, sald that the pamphlets ruli
five intu categories—thoop "purely sexual medical. pseudo-n mystic
get-rich-quick schemes and aphrodisiacs.
He added that all the pampli- lets be back wen enme from Indu *****
for 1410 from South Afrion, and runtested that re- presentation should bo made for the with.kawad of the Indian and South African trade
31-
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Choo Mail Special
SOEKARNO IN
SWITZERLAND
Zurich, June 20. President Achmed Suckarno st Tizkute valley between of
Indonesia, accompanied by Dhuttasiri and Annapurna by the Foreign Minister and a suite Argentino elirrabers while road summe 20 people arrived here
uming from their attempt on today by air from Germany. Dhaulgi.
The Presistent, who is staying
Switzerland
J Sunday, equired
some will be received by the Swiss and can now Govarımment in Berne tomorrow.
whki Lkyje
On Friday, he visits the United Chuna Mull Notions Eumpaan headquarters in Geneva.-Router.
Shampa Jang pidgin Spanish disteters
momiainees. Special,
Canada's Latest
Marathon Is
A Prisonathon'
Ottawa, June 26.
for
The last of Canada's prolonged craze marathon contests, the prisonathon, has come from
a Montreal judge.
were
Find came the "Rockathons, “ rocking chair endurance con- fuels designed to while away the tong
These winters follower by
"Pingpongathons." team affairs in which a pair of players attempted to keep the ball going back and forth serors the net for as long as possible. And then the "Pianothon,"
own
#
ted jous affair Im which the musiclar kept playing until strength his
fend his henrers nerves were worn out.
BIG IDEAS
It WAS this latler type of marathon which drew the anger of Mr Justice, Armand Cloutler, Juf Montreal.
The defendant was a singer, Pout Denis, who was found guilty of obtaining
false pretences
money by Mrs from
Independent American Socialists
Finalists In London
Speedbird"
These 13 finaliste in the Bellish OverCAS Airways Corporation's competition, which is open to girls in 10AC employment in every part of the world, take time out to relax and be photographed during a sightmeing tour of the British capi- tal last week, Final prize in the competition la a globe-dreling air trip, plus 25 gufhear
casb.-Express Photo,
Trouble Brewing Among Korean Monks
in brawls which resulted in it, The married monks, who have least une anth and numerous boon compelled to stay out of
injuries before the celibate
their tempics, recently chary- group wm control with e સાં their opponents with help of President Syngma "misadministration and cor-
Rhcc. Republic of
Seoul, June 28, TROUBLE threatened to erupt again today in the smoulder → 1 battle
between married and unmarried monks forr control of the Korea's Buddhist church. Both the
celibate and married factions of the church called for meetings next week to Lonew the tight for church's
The Seoul district court, how- ever, ruled this month invalid
ruption."
Unmarried monks will meer next Thursday and the martted monks On Saturday to discuss new developmenta
The the
1,400 temples South Korea. Married and kanmarried monks and nuns clashed Inst August
5,000 Stateless
Seamen
London, June 20. About 5.000 viateless seamen are forced to spend long years at sea, without the right to land in any nation, Br D. J. van lleven Goodhari, United
Nations High Commis-
rioner for Refugees, ro- ported at a London Press conference today.
Steps had
been laken,
he said, to give such sen=" men the right to live in a ountry under whose flaz list y had served con- Muously for three years.— France-PrezIČ,
Missionaries Commemorated
Nairobi, Junt 20.
The exploits of two German
misionaries, the Art while
Cathedral here.
The
Johan The two. Krapf, and Johann
resolum passed by a joint meeting of eclibate and mar. ried igatsentative, ordering married monks to relinquish Buckhist leadership 10 the unmarried priests,
new Education Mister. Choi Kyu Nain, said that hie will maintai +
attitude
the
Ministry
hands-of
religious fight.-United Press,
Yugoslavia & Rumania To Encourage Disarmament
Belgrade, June 26.
will actively en-
BEA SHOULD
BE THANKFUL TO GREEKS
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Aibens, June 15. Chwolk Clovernment #pokesman, šonight - Qued
formal /wkstorienné`, re- Jooting & Ertijski protéri over the “buzzİKİK” of a Britech European Airways airliner by Greek, fighters earlier this montis,
The spokerenan said the Grook air force ought to be thanked for its action am the airliner flew out of the International corridor, which was dangerous.
lo mat that British
atrlineth four times flew out of the International
18.
route between Juzo 14 and
wald
The
Spokonan
fighter interception of the Airliner was "fully legal" according to North Atlantic Treaty Organisation 29- gulations.
He denied the fightern followed the British Eur pean Airways striiner at a
dangerously
Bord ulla- tance" or that the panen
ruffered hardships owing to an investigation after landing at Athens.--- Reuter.
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Revolutionary Oil Cracking Method
Paris, June 26, The Azerbaidjan of re- finery scientific research laboratories have introduced a revolutionary method of oil cracking by nuclear radiation, the official Sovlet Tass news agency reported today.
sund without
The agency sald' the making of petrol by the new method had been achievext in normal temperatures not exceeding 20 to 30 degrees centigrade without raising pressure using catalysers.
The refining was based on the use of gr
естру, great
The strength of the radiation entire- ly replaced thargnal energy
Yugoslavia and Rumania courage and support all efforts towards disarma-nction and pressure and en-
ment, according to a joint communique issued to of all into petrol.
tributed to the transtumalon
day in Bucharest at the end of President Tito's official visit there.
The communique
takka
sald the
between President Tila and Rumanian Government beaders wie held in a spirit of cordiality, sincerity and mutual uticierstanding.
It added that both gover
ments
were convinced
that a policy of active peaceful co- existence between all states wis the only way to strengthen and develop International operation.
Within UN
Co-
SOVIET AIR ACADEMY IMPRESSES
en-
Moscow, June 26. General Nathan Twin- ing, US Air Force Chief- of-Staff, today described the Zhukovsky air gineering academy, which the foreign officers visited
"a very fine, interesting in- stitution, which gives both' theoretical and practical training."
stronger and
men reputed to have seen two They aliso felt that un- of Africa's greatest mountains, restricted trado
exchanges were Mount Kilimanjaro, and Mount Culturni Kenya, have been comunemor-bash of
and belter progress ated by
#ained glass world understanding. windows In All Saints' The communique said both staates would suppert cconomic and techalen! Ludwig
assistance to Lebmann, underdeveloped regions on a trainech in
All equality within Barle and basis of came to Africa
to work for the United Nations. the British Church Missionary Both countries stressed that who return to tho Society, Krapt
in their relations, which had been after Ave усата
"gravely perturbed" in the there. recent first
had Lebenants who
past,
improved Mount Kilimanjaro, greatly and were continuing to United Africa's highest mountain, and develop and expand. the com-
New York, June 26. Tho New York Daily Worker published editorial today strongly
the supporting
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mountains two
the
by treated
Grand Welcome
were
also
States Communist Party's ho recorded In his diary for mamiquo added. announcement about build-November 10, 1848, that the
มน ing an independent Ameri- now on Kilimanjaro wao ilico Jazzling white cloud. But can socialist movement.
hin African guido merely
Both countries in Swahill, "Changes are already under pointod and said,
considering the development of Bernadette Neveu, a widow of other socialist countries," the
way in the Soviet Union and the "bérld!" (cold).
Reports of the discovery of wider
economic co-operation 1770 Prefonteinc Street,
Wert and had in minci the conclu- newspaper sald. Montreal.
sion in
of a geographers
long-term trado According to Mr Neveu, ***These changes may not be Europe as lies, until confirmed
agreement. Denia had big ideas for her son,
They fust enough, but one thing we by
Kraveliem.-China Jean Louis NevOU, a 19-year- em say with completo assuranco Mall Special. old
cultural accordion socialism in America will pianist player. He proposed to organise differ from the specific Russian
planothon
in which young conditions of socialism in the
be the central Soviet Union. should figure, while he himself mang to the accompaniment of piano and
n
Neveu
saxophones.
For
For
for
"It will also seek to avold the
later
ZIONISTS
mirt.nkos of those epoch-malding RELEASED
various
experience and will be a demo expontes,
cratic sociallan ---- democratie in which he was unable to account mistertorily to the court, Denis tho fullest sense of the word for exceeding the rights extracted 350 dollars bơm the pianist's mother. Denis was won by the people under capl. found guilty and remanded for tallern in our country." China
sentence.
When, in the
好里 coutsid
wvidence, the word planothon
cropped up, Judge Cloulier de-
Mail Special.
manded to know what it mount. Lacoste Reports
Ovide Leclerc. clerk of the
court, explained that I was i type of marathon contest,
“WON'T MISS'
To Ministers
Two
the inte
of Bed
also agreed to stimu development exchanges decided to concludo a cultum
agreeman),
ALB
said Ho
the academy con sksts of SOD 2,000 ofBoers Air Force of training
foreign.
CB-
The
visitors, corted
by Air Marshal Ron- stamiin Verinin, former chief of the Soviet air forces,
Ба much Laboratory and classroom equipment, including motors and sections of Soviet fighter planes. They also saw three supersonic and three low spoed wind tunnels, as well as work on meteorology and bomber
ring systems.
The foreign observers peem- ed impressed by the excellence of Soviet
training and machinery British Air Minis- bor Nigel Birch said: "We weno shown
# we could expoot
see."--Franco. Primo Presse.
The communique was signed. by Marshal Tito and Mr Chivu Stolet, Rumanian Minister.
President Tito is due to m- hum to Belgrad tomorrow Vieme, June 28,
evening, and the city has pre- Hungarian Zionist pared a grand welcome for him been released in front of the railway stallon: leaders have from geol recently, reliable The Yugoslav leader left liano (sources said: here today.
On May for athroo-wook The sources, quelling reports official vilt to the Soviet Union received from Budapest, or a short visit to Rumania. Identified tho two Jowish oficials as Eugene Katz and
Huge Significance Georg Schein.
The two mon, both pro- minent leaders of the Hun
as much
to
Robot Science ·
the
Natzar, June 28. Robot selenco will bo keystone of the second in- dustrial revolution, Bolgian professor Georgen Boulanger fald the world's Arst inter- national robot science congress here today.
A proclamation Issed by the garinn Zlonist organisation, district committee of the 80- He told more than 700 de- wore arrested by the Hun clalist Alliance of the Working legates from 22 nations that the Paris, June 20.
do- Yugoslave rat: inclusiriat revolution When iť
to CRITO
French garint secret polico in 1933. People todaywid 410 M. Holent · Liebeste,
of natural never publicly had received with joy and volopod the use Wero in Algeria. They numming up, Mr Justice Armand Mindstor reading
от Clouller declared: ""Well, may mrived here by air tight trial.
convleied.--United natieraction" the news about to energy. The second would pre-
nomalts of Marshal Tito's talka pare the relief of man by th Produ be we could not organise a from Algina
ina, Rumia,
machine in, the activities of the plasothon, either. But we can
TEO historical conclusions of mind orgunler & "Pritonathon" right Hd will after tomorrow's
political fall hack a hugo Cairo, June 20. YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD~~Across; } Bolaco, 7 Echo, kera: and we won't mine,” the meeting of the French Council
the roluxatra Egypt at Croctionlovacia nignificance for
The delegates will hour pear Prior, 10 Copro, 11 Romy, 13 Resolution, 16 Vend, 10. Goach, 10,
and is expoofed Dends was given three wooks of nieto Cumbersome, 23 Dior, 24 Crave, 25 Press, 20 Went 37 Tender, (in whiols. 10 zcalore theʻIPonty, to report to his Cabinet calle have ralized their diplomatie of world tonators af for only 100 popen on all aspects of
principles of cybernetics (robot science), in Down: 2 Ombtu, 3 April, 4 Excite, & Reproves, 10 Sham, & falling which
stures on the last wilusation in ropresentations from Teipation to votory of the It would be
the proliding industrial automation... Crone, 12 Pedro, 13 Ramal, 14 Chchurate, 17 Azori, 18 Abonai, 20 (prisonathon, for him.Chiran tiro
+ ombety kavel, it was now, active co-latence, stride-form Lorridory,
China: Mail: Special nounced harm, dxday.=RM360C.. Hipop, 21 Oba 21 Lood
*Mail Special,
33 Seven days (4).
Toss added that the petrol produced by this xnenna wm of better quality thank the ordinary petrol. The new process "ollow- ed on
on acceleration. In the rein- ing process and Innsenych wc- penditure in the
construction and
exploitation of refting equipment and eased the taaks of the workers-France-Presse.
Anglo-Libyan
Agreement
Londons, June 24. Talks between Britain and Libya which began on June 18, ended today in complete agree- ment, a Foreign Office com-
munique announced tod
today
The talics cowered Libyn's financial, military and cultural problems, and also dealt with Middle Eastern questions, #id Mutada
the communique.
Libyin
Premier Ben Halim, who, headed the
Libyan
delegation was du to beave London this evening for Paris where he will stay three days before returning to his country.
-The detailed results of the talks will be announced by him before Parlament on his journ Tripoli, п authoritativo source said, ---Fruuio-PrusSO,
03.
Reflectors On Horses' Tails
Wellington, Juno 20. Horses decoralexi with pieces of reflecting tapes will shortly be reen on Netw. Zenland ronda at night, if a recommendation by the New Zealand Porky Clube Association. is fellowack
by club member
In view of the extremo dan.
gor from motorista to chilton riding and leatiing hors during the hours of darkness, the homo- ciation has urged all club ntra- Eers to une reflectors.
Types of reflectors, in the form of arm and hat, banlı fər ridors, încă nose and till bangla Log horas, have bien teled out with great success ----China Mali Special,
Pretoria, June ha About 2016 of wellgnite vand dotopiator
- enough, explosive
to wreck a number of HOURS A was djkoverod behind 'n botswa at Fenintelia - Dotter Preloels, by
15-7etr-old boy Kreamwpkal, my Special