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MONDAY, JULY 23, 1956.
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4,000 BRITISH CAR WORKERS MAY DEFY UNIONS
RELAX IN
DAKS Whiteaways
OPPOSITION TO STRIKE CALL
both the Reid Constitutional Mountain
Commission and Tengku
Abdul Rahman with bristling nettle in their demand for equal atalun and rights with other races in an independent Malayu. It is a nettle, furthermore, which both
Kre
Moved
To Make ponibly Airport
Tempted to Krasp for the sake of a united Malaynut family, but the necessary approach
Tokyo, July 22,
IN lifeult. to The United States will know and the profusion of strengthen its Asla defence thorns discourages rash acceptance.
It is right, of course, that the
Commission preparing constitution for 縣 multi- racial community should- weigh carefully the views of
1 elementa. Ex- cerpts from the memoran dum of the Pan Malayan Federation k Chinese, however,
that suggest.
network on Wednssday by commissioning a Kigantic naval air station ar the Philippines.
Cubl Point Naval Air Station on hislerie Batean will have un 8,000-foot
Donicrote runway capable of handling America's biggest atomic bombers It win cost $00 Indon pleted. This
new
com
when
Important US
Southeast Asia Organisation defence plan, US Naval sources United Press.
Lold
for in minority appent military installation will be in- ing for
of cluded in the preservation
Trently national character in alien state they have been carelessly diplomatic in their approach.
THE Malays cannot be ex
:
on
blunt
and
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Admiral Arthur W. Rulford, Chairman Chiefs
of the US Joint
of Staff, is flying out
Holiday Pay_Packets
At Stake
PICKETS AT 13
MOTOR PLANTS
London, July 23.
Pickets were being posted outside 13 British motor plants today following reports of rank-and- file opposition to a strike call issued to nearly 50,000 workers.
The reports circulating a few hours before this morning's launching of the strike, asserted that upwards of 4,000 men would defy their leaders in the Oxford area alone.
Sensational Allegations
"BELSEN"
CAMPS
IN S. AFRICA
London, July 22. The alleged existence in South Africa of "Belsen' concentration
camps was reported today in the London Sunday news- paper. Reynolds News.
In a front-page dispatch from its Johannes- burg correspondent, Harry Bloom, the newspaper said “enemies of the regime” were being sent to these secret concentration camps "without trial or appeal."
A beadilne sparing the en]
front
proclaimed; "South Africa's weret no-food,
Fo-hopes concer
pre revealed
But leaders of 15 unions who have 'ordered the stoppage in factories of the massive British Motor | Corporation, denied that there was opposition to the uefother. stoppage.
The strike is in protest aunynst
from Washington to make the the sacking of 6,000 men by the main address at the commis-Corporation because of falling pected to look favourably
stoning ceremonies which will home and overseas demand for statements like "there be attended by Philippine Pre- its products, must be no spoon-feeding of sklent Rarnon Magsaysay and The unjons demand the Malays" and "Malays must other high Philippines and US reinstatement of the sacked men be trained to rely on their | oMelals.
or the payment of compensation own efforts and initiative HUGE UNDERTAKING to them. The Corporation has for Buccess" and "the To build this new naval air
refused the o
demands at present constitution was station, a 1,200-foot mountain government - sponsored peace founded on apolley was moved, one of the largest talks.
of
bit
offered to appeasement Its Maly Carth-moving projects evernegotiate with union factory
undertaken nationalism".
before any spr. kesmen
Iuture gratuitous, almost insulting portant US Naval base on Subic
Combined with already im» | dismissals, remarks. The Chinese tend Bay, the new installation
The strike call chiefly affects gives factories in to forget that Malaya America one of its biggest naval
the Birmingham, Coventry und Oxford arone, their adopted country and complexes West of Pearl Har-producing the Corporation's that the native population bour, in time of war, it would Austin, Morris, Riley and MO has accepted and allowed enable the US Navy to lengthen cars and a range of commercial them far greater freedom; its reach in the direction of vehicles. and
privilege than ever enemy tarees. they received in the Philippines or 'Indonesin, Admittedly the Chinese are as
These
are
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Gosstruction work on the new station, about 50 miles north- west of Manila, has been under- way for five years, It is not ጁ race more enterprising and industrious than their pleted and work will con-
Unue.
STRIKE FUND
weekend At a
meeting. unton ¡cadera completed their
ed stoppage and decided to nel up a strike fund.
trition today."
emp
Eisenhower's Nuclear
Energy Proposal To American Republics
Panama, July 22.
President Eisenhower today proposed that the Organisation of American States increase its activities in the peaceful application of atomic energy.
Mr
those
A second hearing said: "Stry- an has black Belsene-secret or taskexk.
Shoring page one was re-
t
the British Labour
Party's new maalfeste urging tion of the colour bar and * Pretal diserindnation in all British territories.
Bloom 41-year-old Johannes- burg lawyer and best-selling
author, said in his dispatch that existence of the "black Beisens** In South Africa was disclused in this weekend's issue of the mass otrculation, ail-buck magazine Drum
He predicted
South Africa on Thursday from the
FARTHIN TRESKELB
Windsor's Denial
I HAD NO INTRIGUES
QUAKE TOLL WITH NAZIS
NOW 117
Bombay, July 22. The death toll from last night's earthquake in the Anjar region of Kutch Province in Western India has mounted to 117, it was reported today.
About 250 persons ato reported to have been in- Jured while 800 others art feared to be still buried under the debris, Nearly 1.000 houses and huts were levelled during
the brief quake, the reports said,
Rescue Parties
were rushed
stricken to the areas, but data on the loss of human lives and pro- perty damage remained in- complete becauike of dis- rupted communications.—
France-PreBSD,
"Open Skies" Offer
SOVIETS WILL
Paris, July 22.
The Duke of Windsor to- day issued a statement hero on press reports about Nazi intrigues supposed to con- cern him.
The Duke telephoned Reuter's Paris ofce with the slatement In which he said ho had contact, whatsoever with Walter
Schellenberg, a Nazi
Intelig
no
ence officer, who, according to the reports, was to have offered Duke 80 million Swit frtices (more than £4,000,000 sterling)
to
20 OVOC 10 he Germana in 1040. The Duke's
viatement said:
"I have not read the news- paper reports of Nazi, intrigues which are supposed to concern me. No doubt the Schellen- benga of Hitler'
regime had all kinds of devious schemes, at The back of their minds,
UNKNOWN TO HIM
"I have only this to say: I had no communication or contact whatsoever with Schellenberg.
nor for that matter did I ever hear of him until this alleged
ACCEPT-Stassen matter developed.
"As for libbentrop, I met him only in his official capacity and naver saw him after 1937," PUCH
The
New York, July 22. Mr Harold Stassen, Pre- sident Eisenhower's special Garman plah to offer the Duke reports of the alleged
have appeared in German
Swedish and
assistant on disarmament, the money that Premier tok Voice of Amerien West
Johannes Strydom, due back in listeners in Eastern Europe and also in a British
London
premiers
The Justice
and
newspaper.
alleged
idea
that the was Hitler's and that he ordered Ribbentroy, Foreign Secretary Ambasador to Britain, to organied the blan
Ribbentrop was said to have chosen Schellenberg to moko
Commonwealth today he believed the Soviet would accept Mr would Union scene of the biggest rowa Eisenhower's "open skies" of his career."
aerial inspection proposal, Charles (Blackde)"
Speaking on the anniversary of the President's appeal at the ready had dented the existence Geneva "mmit" meeting for the gality in i Spain. But
mutual serial inspection of militar
· hunting- of such camps, Bloom said,
barry installations by the United the fe
the reports alleged that the States and the Soviet Union, he British eccrot Fervice learned Camps Named ·
Minister, Mr Swart, al-
said:
Perhaps
Speaking in Panama City at the signing of the "Panama Declaration" by the Presidents of the American Republics, Eisenhower proposed that
"I continue to believe the day Ho added that Drum, launched each of the 21 Presidents designate a special re-and owned by Jim Bailey, son will come when the Soviet Union planning for a bitter, extend presentative to the OAS to deal with the peaceful of the Johannesburg gold mil- will accept President Elsen
lionaire and racehorse owner, tower's Geneva affer. use of atomic energy.
Sir Abe Bailey, had retorted by the day will come before the naming the
concentration camps, second anniversary of the offer. Eisenhower added that Hailing the Organisation of giving their locations, identify- Mr Stassen's statement was
special representativis American Stales as the most ing the men imprisoned in them transmitted overseas from
andi otraining an interview with US Information Service's emer- could so pet practical sux-successful experiment in inter-
esitons in the economie, (luan- national co-operation, Mr Elsen- one of them.
gency relocation headquarters civi, social and technical felda. hower called for the OAS
"At a few hours notice he is for the civil defence exercise. whisked away to a remote part Operation Alert-Heuter, ..t i Air 1
Eisenhower's pro-a omic exergy, both in Industry the country without time to posal was accepted the Pres-and in medical
cile up his affairs or vea to scienet. in the would appoint his brother, Western hemisphere.
Say goodbye to his family," said Milton Eisenhower,
Het he had already pre-Bloom In his dispatch.
"The banishment is for life. "rican envencial representative. ente his proposal to reveal The 57-year-old Milton Eir n- cther American heads of state There is no appeal from it,
they hud Is a specialist in South and anwer
received
The violim is not allowed to American affairs.
generously.
know the reason for banish- ment,"
native counterpart but it The new base stands as proof would be wrong to take of America's determination hold of the resultant econo-protect Filipino allies. This mie ascendancy and use it is one of the things that
bludgeon to force miei Redford is expected to demands, Malaya's need is, poder sat in his address, along to remain Malayan, nut with the role The new buse Enancial assistance. become a Chinese colony. Would play if SEATO forces are:
48 4
and while it is hard to see how
دیو
The individual unions will {x the amount of strike puty Ad- later this week. The wives and of the men will also chlidren
able to seck government
Newspapers have reported
3.5 Betion. United į “Terima.ule oppaathu :
slike
call, especially In the Oxford rea
The opposition is said to stem from the fact that this i
calle Foto Prese
# good "Malaya
from
24 £1
ROW OVER FAN
blend" will emerge
the
present society.
attempt hos to be male,
The wrong thing for the
Commission rud the Tengku
to do would be to admit
Woman
the
{r
he
I work belore the traditional hday period and workers has be looking for wied to fat pay to spend in the first
that Chinese defy integ Shoots Her fright of August.
tion and cunt either
Liza
problem should be bypasses!
or the colonists given n Bel
of impossible conditions as
the only road to citizenship
It is easy now to say that
assurances by the Chinese are quite useless.
Husband
Fort Worth, Texas, July 22.
A 17-year-old blonde
was in
a critical
was
In Oxford, late last night, union officials were confident of a "loyal response," but t was disclosed that 900 work. ors producing Morris cars had signed an anti-strike petition,
"STRONG FEELING"
area,
the
to
Informed sources Indicated hasten the bencficial 1450 of
05
UNLIMITED BENEFITS
Mr
means
Western
it
ho hemispiteze, Recerly, the association was again reinforect to protect ist
Mr
Sald
.
Bloom said among the exiles inside a desolate camp 50 miles trom Mafcking were: a sent there when he refured to
FLIES TO HK
FOR SUSPECT
Singapore, July 22.
t
to the Duke
ob a
of the plan, warned the govern ment and the Duke was, ap- pointed Governor of the BehemorReuter
BOAC's TV Scheme
London, July 23. The British Overstas Airways Corporation is considering the lastallation of a closed television circuit at the London airways terminal, it was disclosed today.
Under the plan, passengers. Irving
at the terminal from London airport by bus would bb televised.
L'astergers' felends waiting for them would be able to see their
A Singapore polled inspeab Lim Chye-heng flew lo long- meni keng today to bring back
Singapore A fermer cashter who, pelice said, was beg held arrival on a television screen in the comfort of the terminal by Hongkong Police.
restaurant.
obey an order to repair a fence and another who refused to kill als cattle during a campagin to improve slock.
Animal Existence
Police here were looking for the man after he was reported missing in November last year. Officials of the firm he worked for had reported a sum of money "They had been given neither es missir.g. food
nor the nor, clothing, means to scratch a living from kong the
soll," reported
Singapore police sald Hong- officials held the mian Bloom. after he crossed to Hongkong
China some days ago.
In the years to come, atomic the selence would bring mankind) said, unlimited
of advancing
Men human well-being.
American Republies said. Towards
the attempts shower
to implant contem- the middle way is desirable | ghaged today with shooting het
ochlevement of that cin, maa-
porary foreign despotisms, Mr but ngain the difficulty husband during an argument
kind should go forward as ona Eisenhower Bald. He recalled the begins when one attempts to over who would use the electric At ol four Corporation
family, he added.
1947 Rlo treaty and the Caracas the Oxford find it.
fuctories in
declaration
of ogainst moves Obviously verbal fan.
Eiscrhower said the
International Communismn' in the Mrs Don Kell told the cuthori. employing a total of 6,000 men,
association among American Western les she free ve times at her "strong feeling" against
Blates dated from the transition ме
the husband of six months, He wasrike was reported. hit in the chest and jaw and Some Oxford observers last
period, during which the Ameri- American Republics had acted "They were dependent entirely from WHAT is needed then is a
can Republics
whatever from then as passed
they Reuter. charity night estimated that upwards of condition.
equal and sovereign ou Peace and
bcg, through long- constitutional safeguard to Mrs Kell told the authorities 4,000 men would be reporting colonialism to national Indepen-nations,
ecurity could dence. The association became could not be sought in exposing cel
delayed mails, from former ensure that the Chinese do she and her husband argued for work as usual this morning.
stronger as the colonial powers country to coercion and inter-} *2*1 Mr Ian Macleod Minister of
There were no amen!-
Vice-Consul Killed go through some Malayan-ver the fan during yesterday's
to made repeated efforts
of any kind; it was ex- 100-degree heat. She said her Labour, is expected to make a
fermer in its internal affairs, he ties
tenca their domination of added.-France-Presse.
ct the barest animbl If, for in husband was lying on the bed government statement on
the esablish
Buenos Aires, July 22. atance, Chinese is accepted and using the fan. She moved strike in the House of Commons
level."
Mr B. W. Hanson May, Bri- na an official language, it is it to blow
Bloom sald there wa tish Vice-Consul in Punta Del fair that the Chinese should watched television.
she later today,
"frightening evidence"
that Este Last night a Labour member
(Uruguay), was killed also learn Malay (and the
the South African government last night in a traffic of Parliament, Mr John Baird
accident An argument followed. She Malays, Chinese) as one of told officers her
intended to extend the con- here. Hanson May, 08, slipped husband struck speaking at Wolverhampton, de
centration camp system, Tho the conditions. Of course, her. She said she got a smallclared that the strikers would be
and fell under a framear, dying discriminatory laws should.25 calibre
evidcnoc came from two recent blow "not only for revolver he had striking a
in an ambulance on his way to Incasures, die said--one extends hospital-United Press. be abolished-but not if it bought for her protection and themselves but for the great
the power to banish, means opening the floodgate fired it at him as he went into masses of workers throughout
previously dustrialleation and to Improve neid enly. the Central She
{the country." to Chinese 'control of the the bathroom.
sald he
living standards, Including slammed the door and she con-
Com- the necessary technical assist-missioners and location superin
native government to peninsula,
tinued firing through the door.
nace.
tendents (white bosses "NOT HER FAULT"
ising' proeUINN,
on her while
Citizenship by birth is ulti- mately desirable but there is only sense in the proposal f Dotectives quoted Kell the Chinese make some at admitting he slopped his wife tempt to "integrate them during
argument Helver-otherwise they re-saying, "It's not her fault."
His parents put him into
main
the
and as
DANGER WARNING
IL
SOVIET AID · CAMPAIGN NOW WORLD-WIDE
Washington, July 21.
A Senate sub-committed today released a report en Soviet ald to non-Communist nations.
friends.
by
of
saying that in just over a year "Under the Soviet plan there African shanty towns); and the are no outright grauis of all other deprives Africans of the They want only to co-operate right to apply to the Courts for
it had become stnost, world- wide.
and In- ¦ The report was made publio by
Ho added: “If they fall, their fallurs will lead to an all-
attack round
on wago standarda throughout dustry." Calling on their workers to an dien, insoluble their car, and rushed him to rally behind the strikers, Mr community and the colony hospital. But en route, the car Baird said: "This is not only a atmosphero survives to the truck a kerb. The elder Kell crisis of the motor trade, but it detriment of nationhood. received a leg injury and the affects many other industries and Chinese rationalism is one mother suffered shock,
has been brought about by a of the biggest problems-
An ambulance took the three government which, believing in And certainly the biggest Kells the rest of the way
private enterprise, has only one contradiction to overcume. hospital,
solution for inflation and over- Here Malays have their
The young bride was freed production-credit restriction, it is on. $1,000 bond after being gandards of living."Heuter.
unemployment and reduced strongest case and
clearly up to the Chineso to charged today with Assault opt either for Kuala Lumpur | with intent to murder-United
retain
or Péking. But they cannot Press, fairly divided loyalties. The fact
expect to
that a Communist Govern
mont extats in
only heightens the
China
Israelis Attacked
• Tel-Aviv, July 22.
to
Children Poisoned London, July 22, Poison from lead storage bab- teries ontleed two deaths· ·and nearly 60 serious illnesses among
British Medical recently, the, Journal reported today.
Senator Mike Mansfeld (Democrat, Montana), chair-
man
of
without amist.
attached,
wirloge have
any
ni
their
injunction against "Agreements been made banishment even in case of a Pes mistake or dishonest conduct by în Asia, the Biladie a special' Senato
East relations
parts of Africa, and they are the authcritics. United Press. attempting to makeTM Inroads into tho Latin American economy," the report added. It tutor.
mmitet Whereas 13 months
ago the Bovlet efforts were concen trated almost entirely in a few countries of Asia, thisy ware now world-wide,” the ro-
port said,
ALL SMILES. · "The USSR la all miles, offer
FLOOD DEATHS
Teheran, July 22. Forly per ple, aro known, to
SHOT BY POLICE
New York, July 22.
stato
|
A more ambitious plan being considered by BOAC chiefs would involve the completion of terminal a television circuit between the and the airport 15 miles
People could then seo. each planeload of arriving or de parting passengers without having to make the journey to the airport.
away.
A BOAC. spokesman said today the cost of the scheme might be partially met by the use of the screens during inter- vals for advertising matter.. China Mail
Mail Special.
Fruem, Germany, July 22. | A bus skidded over an ent¬ baniment into a flooded moun- tain stream today, injuring “ý 35 persons, Five were in serious condition United Press.
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An angry crowd of 800 negrota surrounded three white palita- mea at Trentcry, Tennessee; last ve died in foods caused by night after a young negro was ing loans and technical - atsis»
violent rain-storms in central hot and wounded while alleged- tasson to needy countries, res
arrest, lyreisting payable in currency or gooda, and scuthern Iran, it was re-
Policemen off-duty were re- They have made great prn- ported in Teheran today.
ant the
police paganda strides in emphasis In the region of Isfahan, 200
alerted. ing the businesslike, 1-ons were, carried away by cafe following a disturbarice Boas-eniles south of Tcheran, 25. per- The polles, want, to a negro. pellical nature of the offers,
there, Police.
Lindberg cald: culturat : representatives More than 1,000 persons aro | Smith, 25, broke away from
wwarming. d over the homelow and damago le as them and an offer 'shot him 18 King's Road. globe, kampung kinations with timated at 50, million dollars.—— when he sermed about to go offers of tonna to spiesă in2. France-Fressow, tom, a
im-Torlonians today openol firm/Childrch in the north of England | The report said 'fovist. ecohakalo Good waters.
portance of this question on Israells, working in Jorus which will ultimately doter lem gardenasin the Castelares, mine whether racial equality | un Immelt army, spokesman, salú la possible in the Federation. today-France-Preme,
The journal said it won caused
by burning old batteries as fuel.
and
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