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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956.

Independence Assured For

GOVERNING PARTY

RETURNED BUT

MAJORITY LOWER

Accra, Gold Coast, July 18.

won the

Dr Kwame Nkrumah's ruling Con- vention People's Party today Gold Coast election with 1 reduced majority--but large enough to early independence for the colony.

coul

WIEN

PRAC

two parts lab te of the total of 104. The

state of the piertjes wast

Convention People's Party 69: National Liberatløn Move-

12: Northern People's Party 13: other opposition parties 6.

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be hewitt fon the "sonalfe majorsty“ required for the new

INFOR

mult Atsunday unking Britain for Bradepsiraclenee, This was the term used by Mr Alan Lancox-Boyel, British

wirep ScerMary,

he suggested a general election ettle the enlony's evanstului a al problems

Accept Request

1 madak

11+

The 1974 to teepest of such

The CPP total includes ave

Thai V, he said

unappet

the electorate

though some

TASTAZE

Most of

voted yerday

Our Norther

Torritunes vuled last week

After

riday's

polling.

Acutu wan resive as results

began to come through

Pulling www light m

muderate

higher than

164

Avera

and JUYRN time in the

lant Northern Territories

The 'P oll House", Ja the

13 Nkrumah's held rais

own majority was cut this time by 1,105 voles, la 9.254.

ary

The CPP favours government with some measurer of responsibility passed to the The oppositionza various S National Liberation Movement favones a federal form, with a regional Krouler degreee malenomy

Assembly To Meet

ensure

DR NKRUMAH

MEXICO

BEATING

POLIO

Mexico City, July 18.

Dr Ignacio Morones Priew, Minister of Public Health, pre... dieted fiere that polio will be radicated! from emmpletely

Mexico within six or eight years, Dr Morimes Prieto said that the preventive campaign launch- d by the Government inxt year had produced good results and dence mon is expected to be | polo incidence was now down

65 per cent,

end of

The new Assembly will prob-

towards the ubly merl this month, at the Andepent

that

to the House shortly after

The independence date

With murreared application of will Salk vaccine, now being, munn- almost certainly be atinouteed | Bulured in Mexico, it would be by Britain alry this year, ne- | por sible to do away with

thease which to dread eding to observer, but

1.

**

uriministrative reasoni the date ] 14 vaged the country every sun-

- China will probably be some 16 19m, be

Special

1957. да

tad tue deeleza, it result the constitutional struggle will mire back to the Assembly. Up

Mak

Geneva, July 18

گا

Mall

Li United Nations, left Geneva this even-

Missing US

Aviators

Investigation

Washington, July 18.

American Assistant Under-Secretary of State, Mr Robert Murphy, behind closed doors, today testi- fied before a joint hearing of two congressional com- the mittees investigating fate of 10 American aviators presumed to be detained in the Sovict Union.

"The investigation is being con- dated by the Sebule Foreign Helations Committee and น่ Schafe Acmed Forces Com- miidee.

Mr Murphy's #PATUNCU before the two committees followed 业 State Departament note laat Monday to the Soviet Government, asking for informTIA – tion on the rate of a number of Ansertean flyers, who were re- ported to have been held in the Soviet Union for several years.

BALTIC CRASH

The 10 Air Force offers and

I whicse fute the Con- 844 Skional committees are parti.

were cularly interested,

crew members of two American Au Force plants One plane crashed in the

Balte in 1950 and the other crashed iza Northwest Puelle in 1052.

The

AD neerunt of Murphy's testimony was to be published inter today. -France-Presse

$400 Million For Atomic

Reactors

Washington, July 18. A bill authorising the United States Government to spend 400 million dollars on atomic

reactors power

Rules was passed by the Committee of the House of Representatives today.

Scnator Albert Gore (Demo

the

Gold Coast ON WAY TO

LIBERIA

Herr Dietrich Zelster of Berlin and his bride đểna are pictured at the start of a long, long trip in a smail and exceedingly fragile-Jooking craft, which is to take them along the Rhine, through the Mediterranean, along the West Coast of A triea to Liberta,

to be away for a year.-Express Photo.

EYELESS BOY HAS

They expect

HAS 50-50 CHANCE

Oriundo, Fla., July 18.

Mike's right eye WAZAM PUNK Vel Four-year-old Mike Sibole Iwo years 649 bernue of

cancer of the retica

had his eye removed 1- day by a surgeon who said | Pretors after the 10-minute opera. tion there in u 50-50 chance Mike will live.

* ile bey. sest üled, son of the Ittverend as Mrs Jannes Stoole, a Burht pastor, hal

seite Tourweb is real- 1g eye sinlarly alTrets df, vaid the only chuber of saving the boy's life lay in removing the Jeft eye and leaving him blind for life

41 MINUTES

a last bazy Fox at the world The operation Today took 41 when he awak" tols inurning

Then his past state brought bum

to hospital, whed quickly

A:1 THON Portr

photos- higats graphers outside an

vigil during the ther tragis ruperation

minutes.

is other took Mike on a family rkl muling +01 Sunday yesterday to Smyrna Beachy to let him ser for the last time bhie waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

Czechs Rehabilitate

Former Minister

Prague, July 18.

Former Czech Foreign Minister, Vavro Hajdu,

eral, Tennessee) sponsored the who was sentenced to life imprisonment during the bu n the grounds that United States, programmu for Czech "treason trials" in 1952, has been released

atomic power was lagting.

Congressional sources said that the Rules Committee

nlitee passed the The House bill in a split vote. appropriations Committee

FLAS

from prison and completely rehabilitated, informed sources said today.

wis

It

Runouneril was offeally two months agu that the case of Hajdu

being examused. There

how hos, levir, been no oMelai announce mnt of his release.

-

Mr Dag Hammarskjold, Sevre. yet to agree to the provision of

the 400 million dollar funds. now, must of the agitation lastary-tientral

her

the Senate taken place outsido the House

pissed over strong

the opposition of Eisenhower

administration and there was speculation in con- Kressional circles that President Eisenhower would veto the bill If it passed through Congress.

-Roster

The Federation move did not just for Beirut. hris until after the 1954 He will proceed from Beirut election, and this is consequently to Israel för a two-day Alay the people's first electoral op- [before moving on to Cidro, He

back in prtunity to pass Judgment on hi expected the two programmes. — Reuter next Monday -France-Prese,

Geneva

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Across: 3. Sear, 7 Dozen, 8 Iran, 9 Gulf, 10 Declare, 12 Echo, 18 Elle, 18 369, 19 Vargo, 21 Allen, 23 Hise, 23 Elcet, 26 Dios, 20 Altbrod, 30 Carp 31 Coma, 32 Smort, 43 Need Downi 1 Rover, a Roplete A Cruct, Bide, 0 R, Grip, 11 Alone, 13 Cars, 14 Open, 15 Evict, 17 Leid. 10 Sico, 20 Estoome, 28 Help, 24 Lange, 25 Hems, 27. Idol, 20 Sekm

Second Assault On Mountain

The

Paris, July 18. Sino-Sovie! expedition, refreshed from three days rest at the base camp, net out in its second assault

on

The fate

Evzen Loebi, of former Vice-Minister of Foreign Trade, who was also endimmed to life imprisonment, 1; nid yet

known,

A special party

commisalent

is known to be studying

Hujet, who is now 42, was Cusc tries at the same time as the condemned former

Czech

the of numerous persons between 1999 and Communist 1953, during the time when, ac- Porty leader. Rudolph Slanskycrding to the authorities, many Slansky and 10 other persons violations of Socialist low"

and executed | orenrred.—France-Presse. treason "high pionage." Hajdu was three persons given terms.

were for

convicted

and C9-

one of prison

Second Leader

Hajdu is the second of the convicted leaders tu be re- habilitated,

Arthur London, also a former Vice-Forelim Minister,

wüd Mount rehabilitated by

Czech

the

Muztagh Ala (7,546 metres) in Supreme Court last February.

Sinkiang yesterday

the New China

News

afternoon. Agency

reported.

climbers

This ilme, the intend to reach a height of 6,800 metres, the highest point reached by the Swedish travel- ter, Sven Hedin, in his unsuccess- ful attempt to reach the top in 1894. The climb will serve us another workout before the final attack on the high peak is made.

UK Protest

To Ethiopia

London, July 18. Britain has protested to Ethiopia against the

ак

In their first assault last week,tivities of certain Ethiopian the climbers reached a height officials

of 6,170 metres,

The party is

among tribesmen

led by 48-year-old Soviet from British Somaliland; mountaincering medallist S. A. the Secretary of Stato at Beletsky-France-Presso.

the Foreign Office, Mr Arthur Dodds-Parker, dit-

Secret Of The closed today in a written

Mole Killer

roply in Parliament.

the

Mr Dodds-Parker said British Ambassador in Addis

Port Elizabeth, July 18. Ababa nd slood the Ethiopian Mr. D. L. Becke, manager of Government to give immediate the Port Elizabeth Airport, has instructions to halt Ethiopian rid the airport grounds of 1,000 oficials moles in four years.

Irom

to attempting force the tribesmen to declare

Ho will not disclose his themselves as Ethiopian sub- method as he fears that un- fects.

akillest people will try to imitate,

Tize, British Government had

Ethiopian officials

pressure on tribesmen

him and cause accidents All the loamed that will say is that it costs him 40 had put to kill each moto and that his from Somaliland, grazing their ends in Ethiopian territory to Operience—he

cerlindate has come late that they were toplan to do with his success. Before he declared war on the subject. moles," woones of mole" hills had Those officials, then sought to to be flattened out each day on make the Leibommen socopt "per- theirport's gross, sunway worw, designated by: Elriopia' da which, whethood mainly by dahi malaciakdenemesin Raid aircraft Va Cana Mall Special,

This da

MERRILES

of

sympathy Have poured into here by mail, telegraph and telephe

A loval Turgeon performed the 2014 He said he would sever the six eye muscles, cut the optle nerve bick in Lumour wells might have sprend into it. Insert a plustic Sphere

and sew the muscles

over it. Thus an artificial eye could be in-tect iter and move as an ordinary eye would. Doctors was here- sand the disease ditary. They learnel that Mike's mother had lost both her

disease.-- to the China Mait Special.

איודיז

CHEQUE

ON GLASS

Wellington, July 18.

A local brewery company in Watiganul has received a cheque guaranteed not lo bounce. It is made of glass. The cheque was sent by Taranaki publican in payment of his monthly

and account.

Was for

£ 268-10-4.

It was ctched on a piece of window glass, ten inches by five inches and cven carried a two-penny slamp to cover cheque stamp duty.

ti was drawn on the Bank of New South Wales, and the only reason it wan considered invald by the bank

the because receiver could not endorse

--China Mail Special,

WŁA

10 Die In House Collapse

A narrow stress in Naples be filed with the wreckage in hopke, whore collagwe lank wosk brought death to 10

Opposition To Return Of Alien Property In United States

Washington, July 18.

The chairman of a House sub-committee con“, sidering return of vested alień property said today ke was opposed to full return of corporate holdings and asked for more hearing on these measures in the autumn.

Chairman Arthur Klein, Democrat, rellerated his oppoal- tion to full return during the hearing in the House today. The sub-committo also heard several inembers of Congress urge full restoration of selted property.

Another bearing has been scheduled next week with repre- sentatives of the Executive De- partment who are opposed to full return.

In Favour

Disarmament

Is First World Question

Paris, July 18.

Mr Nehru, the Indian

A

Mr Klein sald today he was in favour of holding hearings Prime Minister, told

He said the bill French correspondent be- this autuITIA. Shauki not be deferred for con- fore leaving for talks with

gressional action before next Yugoslav

STAT

leaders:

}

and Egyptian

"The question 155 The administration

pro- of disarmament comes return for posed to make no

first among

great corporations which were seized

as enemy property during World questions War and to mit individual world." claims to a ceiling of $10,000 each.

the

of the modern

In an interview published to- day by the evening newspaper

A Sepate sub-committer, how-Information, Mr Nehru said the ever, has approved a bill to make full

moves

reimbursement both way to achieve uds was not by

"Disatama spectacular Lu corporationa and to

inment must be brought about by dividuals, with no ceiling sel.

'he said. degrees,'

"What is essential in that each day should Mr Klein

State and

add a slone the building." Justice Department witnesses will be heard on the pending billa next Tuesday morning.

Democratic Representative Brooks Hays testifed today that he believed the basis for the decision on the matter rests on "dar concepts of respect for property and ownership."

"We

Cling To Belief

NO SPECIAL OBJECT

Mr Nehru sald his conference with Presidents Tito and Nasser had no special object. "I do not want to leave Europe without was seeing Marshal Tito," he quoted as saying,

"As for Colonel Nasser when I agreed to seo Marshal Tito, I did not know that he was to be present. In any case I am going to call on Colonel Nasser In Catro when I leave Yugo-

Jn the Unlled States cling to the beller that in- dividuals must not be deprived | slavia," of their rights because of any action by their government,” Mr Hays said..

Mr Hays formerly headed 巋 Affairs Sub- House Foreign committee which had jurisdic-

wat

Liun over the controversial asets bill until this session of Congress.-United Press.

He said that In Algeria there must be a ceasefire before any negotiations can begin,Reuter,

Canalisation

Of Moselle

No Russian Talks Monday

instructions

To Italians

that

Paris, July 18. Talks on the canalisation of the river Moselle will open in Luxembourg next Munday, usually well informed sources said here today.

London, July 18. Moscow Radio tonight denied the Soviet Party leaders

M. Mourier Fare, Scoretary had given any insructions to the

of State at the French Foreign. Italian Communist Party delega- Ministry, Dr Waller Hallstein tion which returned from a visit

West

of German Secretary to the Soviet Union yesterday.

Stale for Foreign Affairs, and There is no question of M. Joseph Bech, Luxembourg's Moscow's desire to dictate a e, Premier and Foreign Minister, of conduct to them," the radio will open the talks. Belgium

will take part in a consultativo capacity.

!

added.

The Soviet-Kalian party talks constated of "a frank exchange of opinions

The Luxembourg meeting was between Awo equals

originally arranged for tomorrow. The radio declared that the but was postponed because the talks

recently held in Moscow ministers concerned are attend- between the leaders of the ing the Council of the Organisam i Soviet party and with repre- tion for European Economic sentatives of the French, Italian, Co-operation in Paris-Router. Belgian and British Communist parties had each taken place in

con-

"a cordial atmosphere of sincere friendship and mutual adence between fraternal par-

'tlez.

This stries of talks had promoted the "fraternal soli- darity of the Marxist parties of

class of various the working countries."

the radio

China Mall Special.

said

Steep Slope

Radio

Russia

Tractor

London, July 18. Moscow said today is producing a Cry "steep slope tractor "capable of working on 6,000-foot, high mountain slopes with gradients

NO WHITE reaching 20 degrees.

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SHIRTS

REQUEST

Bonn, July 18.

tractor can move for wards and backwards at equal speeds and can therefore be used for two-way work with out having to bo turned around,” it said.

Two seats fitted next to

other

permit : the Deputies In the West German cach Bundestag (lower. house) have driver to drive in both direc...) been asked not to wear white tions. In front and at the back shirts.

triple ploughs are mounted File Tho request has come from United Pro the director of a film about the Bundestag. The white shirts and black suite often worn by the deputies maké too sharp à con- trast on the scpodo, he says........

So the deputies nowadays wear suits and shirts of fashion- able pastel hues-China Mall Special.

PRO PATRIA

Soviet Plane Blazes Trail

Moscow

July 18.

"A Soviet TU-104-4/2861airliner made a trail-blazing flight, froni Moscow to Irkutsk today in pre- paration for a schodulod regular, service.

Ailene, July 10, An eight-year-old schoolboy, The foffered reward by

twin-jot transport two travelled the 2012 milos in | Norwegian tourists for taking slightly less than six hour,

to the police a wallet

belonging

to one of them, which he found the TU-104, first moon in the declined the reward, saying: "West Fast April when two of want only one favour from thewo |them flow to London, carried 60 gonüldendes. - I want. Khempu to passengers on today=" love Greece." - Ching-Mali mowly, airorates, imchnicians did Special

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