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RADIATION DANGER TO HEREDITY
Copenhagen, Aug. 6. The fast International congress of genetica ended ita meeting here today with a resolution declaring that the danger to human heredity produced by atomic radiation was "real.”
The resolution said: damike produced by Jonizing radiation
ง เ the herrilpry material is real and should be taken seriously inlo ver widen f tion in both the pectul and
mailittery us f nuclear energy,
Os well as in all commercial ded ilustint muetires in which X-rays or other lonizing radia tion le <milled,
It is recommended that the investigation of the amourst and type 18 damage and zked genetle questions be gleafly x- tended and intensifed with ik view To safeguarding: the well being of future generations i
500 DELEGATES
The <flots of vueltalk as wa one of the mood important sub- jocks discussed at the conges, which was attended by about 500 delegates frem 29 countles whice wane baked by the Winkl the th
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Nineteen of
tu
the world's bad- Jig kyneticists are remaining in Copenhagen for n lew days
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study pup Ciganised by the World Health Organisation
problem further
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They include Profesor Lionel Puruse, professer od eugenies at Lundy n University Professor
Muller
the Indian University, and Professor J. V. Neel of Michigan University. — China Mall Special.
24 J.
All Done With
Mirrors
London, Aug. 6.
A giant circle of mirrors, hearly half mile in diameter, will capture the Bun's rays to produce 1,200 kilowatts of electric power In R solar power station for the plamed
Ararat
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Suez Canal Pilots Threatened UGHI HE'S WON THE UGLY CONTEST Anti-A-Bomb
YEMEN OFFERS ARMED FORCES
JEMEN'S
Cairo, Aug. f
armed (pro and resources were al „Egypt's disposal to “repel Agrémfont by the Went," Crown Prince Mo- hammed Ahmed el Badr મ Yemen declared here tonight,
дпу
Prince Badr, who holds the
of posia
Vico. Premier and Minister for Foreign
Affairs aTick Defence, is returning to Yemen by way of Egypt visit to after an official the Soviet Union and Easi Europe.
Ho hald imperialism would find no room to the Arab world. Arab canSCR would
victorious. Egypt's nationalisation of the Suez Canal Company had tho support of
be
Yemen.
UNCHANGED
Referring to the Anglo- Yemen dispute
the Uve Aden protectorate, Prince
the Badr majd
situation remained unchanged,
A we hope that Britain will seek a peñorful setzterent so that our re- lations may not be affected and
WO do not have to resort to the International Court of Justice,"
The Prince conferred bo- day with the Egyptian War Minister Major-General
Abdel Hakim Amer.
No
details have been rlyen about this meeting.
Prince Badr will leave tomorrow for Jedda where he will confer with fonders of Saudi Arabla and then return to Yemen.—Reuter,
Indonesia Undermines Confidence
the
With Imprisonment
UNABLE TO DISCOVER EFFECT
OF EGYPTIAN
NATIONALISATION LAW
By RONALD BATCHELOR
Port Said, Aug. 6.
British and other international pilots of Suez Canal here are complaining that they are having to continue work with the threat of imprisonment hanging over their heads despite Egyptian assurances that nationalisation of the canal does not mean forced labour.
Many of the British pilots-there are more than 50-have been attempting to discover the effect of nationalisation law which seems to forbid resignations, but so far without success.
They contend that an article } the waterway of the nationalisation law--now sabotage."
law of the country- "handlers" them to their jobs with Huijo
of hope
relense should they wish to resign and leave the country.
This article declares that the un Bonalised authority "hall retola all comployees who will "continue to
their perform dules, and none can leave his work or give it up any matar or for any randon except with permission 味 the
Buthority."
Pilots also said they were in- censed by ů notice which appeared on the canal company notice boards on the day of the nationahsation.
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At the canal authority head- of the centre quarters Ismaili, Nabih Younis, Under- Secretary of State for Finance nation- and a member of the alized canal board, told me that the order given to employees of the canal cummpany to remain at their post were "purely pre: mullotary measure" taken at
time
the takeover,
the
of
Mr Younis w that anyone could sign provided he gave neendance
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notice
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with his contract,"
"It is a 25 matter of furcing to weak. becalise You camict Mareg
anyone to Work if The does not want
at
McCormack
Hits At Ike's Govt
Chairman
Chicago, Aug. 6,
John Mc- Cormack convened the Democratic platform com. mittee today with a blast the Eisenhower Ad. ministration for what he called allenst
weakness and ap- 101 to work loyally," he said
abroad and peasement Asked what would happen !! ja hundred or more employees ult
broken promises at home. I decided to resies at the sime
But read: "AIL
McCormack pilots
pointexily Youmis repiled that time, Mr
fallet to mention the issue that call OF
wifl arry
"Of coure they would have to their normal
Tooms duties as
langer
most JUS the ustrata). (remain until we obtained
troublesome for the Democrats. Anyone abstaining will be placements
civil rights. That Issue Bable to court-martini."
threatena to split his 108-mans committee andt, possibly. the forthcoming Democratie Conven- tion itself,
Tals karty
The
Carry On
BA the
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Mr Younus sud no restrictions were imposandi on pilots geing on leave if that he was personally seeing that transfers of nuty
notice appeared French and English above name of Colonel Ameen Helmy, Cider of Staff of the Egyptian, to their hanes were being made. army's eastern command.
Two pilla went on leave this It has now disappeared but werkvol und ten other em- has not been replaced by any phayes and their family were countermanding order.
due to go this week.
The Hague, Aug. 6. Dutch
papers, com- plains in Armenion, Tassmenting for the first time reported.
on Indonesia's repudiation Egyptian authorities seem The ageticy
gave details of
Holland, confused and either unable or the power station as published of her debts to
is the said
tonight that Indo-nwilling to say what in the Soviet 1iterary Gazette.
position of foreign employers.
Connel
Helmy. In his office The magazine said that 8,293 nesia would do more harm large mirrors, runged in a circle,
to herself than to the Monscar garrison just outside would
Ismailie, told me categorically that the canal zone Was not under military law and was not
military area."
in rails 10
Netherlands.
rvolve automationaly Teasing bangles follow the Sun.
Th Independent Socialist In the centre, 1 tower 40 paper Het Parool recalled in un metres high.
77 would support editorial uw indonesia stated at revolving
balter The
sun's the United Nations Economic rays directed to the flat wall or
Council last week and Social the bother would heat the that she wanted public loans or water, generating steam which
kg-term credits. would be sent by pipes to 14 turbo-generator.
on automatically by photo cells.
Dos Djakarta really think that her unilateral and indecent AL down the entire decidon will Induce other mechanism would be switcher! governments to make such TC- is available?" the paper asked, The Liberol Algemeen Handelsblad saich Indonesia's action would "badly affect her solvency" and give other coun- bries Hitle confidence in
her International obligations. Reuter.
Power from the station would be used to irrigate fields in the Ararat plains near the lake of Algerlich, where the station was to be built. Tass said.--China Mari! Special
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Here in Port Said today Bri- sh residents were beginning to Lo preparations send their wives and children to the United Kingdom.
ørst trickle of the families businessmen
and shipping Lof
agents began " apply fol pissages on ships and planes.
But travel agents here warned The army had nothing to do them that if the numbers became with canal operations T the larger would be impossible to Buthority and the only times stiget Festervallons either by sea or would act would be to protect China Mali Special,
He said he had not personally the order threatening
signed
pilots with court-martial.
France Stocks Oil
over any
Embassy and
The biggest and most difficult job confronting the committee Is to shape a civil rights plunks that will please both the northern liberal wing of the party and the southerners
the Some key members of committee that will write the 1956
already platform party have made it clear that they fail
civil to see eye-to-eye on the cruelal rights problem.Unitent
Prees.
Industry Reconstruction
In Canton
Paris, Aug, 0. Paris, Aug. 6. force" In the Suez Canal The Kwangtung provinclai Finance Minister Paul dispute.
authorities hurve munched The leader of the demonstra-construction Ramadier assured the na-
of industry pro tion hankled copies of & gramme under which 101 plants tion today that France has memorandum to both the in Canton will be expanded or stocked enough oil to tide French
the | newly-built by the end of this fuel emergency British High Commission while year, Redio Peking reported.
themonstrators shouted slogans in the Suez Canal crisis.
like "Hands Off
Egypt" ond By but time, the radio add- ed, the grocs Industrial produc- The dispossessed Suez Canal
"Suez Belongs to Egypt." Company
ordered
The demonstration Westion of Canton will be 16 per Egyptian employees
organised by the Delhi State cent more than last year. tetween it
Committee of the Indian
According to the broadcast, Egypt by August 15. In view
Communist Party. how-
plants to be of the Suez conference,
expanded or newly-built in 1956 Include ever, it said those who chose
machine building, the Company should stay until il told them to lentre,
engineering equipment, tools, fertilisers, brewery
or
DOT- to choose working
four
Deepening Canal
Embassy The Egyptian Washington today declared that
electric
form and
in winery, enamelware, hosiery,
tooth paste, phar-
Catro would devote a great parijsugar, soup, L Y N
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Simultaneously, Foreign Minister Christian Pineau call- ed in the tumharsadors of Ger- Italy, Holland and Ethiopia secking support in the coming Suez conference.
many,
No Fears
"We have studied the situa- tion created by the nationalisa- tion of the Suez Canal and the possible repercussions on French oll supplies," Ramadier told a press conference.
**The fears.
"In fact, importers are legally required to build up a stock their equal to one-ninth
tell you that Imports. I
situation causes no
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One-fourth of France's vil supplies come through the vital canal,
Named 'Nasser'
of revalues from the Suez Canal macutical and rubber manu-
for deepening and widening the walorway,
statement:
Is
in
The Embassy said in a press
"Because it Egypt's interest to promote and facilitete navigation in the canal, she is determined to achieve and maintain its operation, at peak technical efficiency, not only to meet the present traffle which right now the canal can hardle accommodate but to cope with the ever-growing and expected increase of that traffic."
Moscow Comment
över
factories.France-Press.
The annual ceremony to select “Mr Ugly” was held re- cently at Luserna 8. Glàvannd, Italy. The selection was made by a group of the area's lovellent girts, and their cholor is
pletured above, —Express Photo,
Li Li-Hua Refuses
To 'Vital
Give Her
Statistics'
New York, Aug. 6.
Hunger Striker
Lhusannd, Abg. 6. Professor Alfred Naon, is ready to sacrifice him- belf to make the earth
aafe not only for humans, but also for our friends from Mars,
Tho
45-year-old founding member of the "Interplanetary World Association" and director of the "Anti-Atomic League for the Protection of Life" announc cd today he would start hunger strike until death" ot
and
Christmas this year, to force to all A-bomb and
·H-bomb explosions.
on
"Apart from the terrible danger
these for humanity, atomic
explosions prevent benench contact batween the earth and our friends
from he
the explained to space,"
United Press,
DEEPLY WORRIED
"You take all those flying saucers. Naturally the Martians and other intelligent life forma in
are deeply worried space about the giant explosions they have wittensed on earth. They come to watch
dis- ond are couraged at what they are."
Being the
of
mover primo the Swiss "Committee fur Friendly Reception of Visitors from Space," the professor has been considerably worried about this state of afTaha.
Two other
other members of the "Anti-Atomic League"
WHOTZ
he identified as Wilhelm von Arbster, director of the "Eleva tion of the Split" movement, and Proftaste Rameu of Sabut- Sauveur, France, will join him » * in his hunger strike, Naon said. - United Press.
British Watches
For China
Landon, Aug. 6. The purchase of
300,000* British-manufactured watches is the aim of representatives from China, according to # well-
informed source.
These potential buyers also
declared that they would like to
Chinese movie queen Li Li-hua gave notice to American movie-goers today not to expect her to appear in bathing suits, low-cut dresses or high-buy split skirts.
The lovely Ave-foot, four- Inch tail. 08-pound actress ex- plained to a press conference in Chinatown that those were the only personal measurements sho cares to make pubile,
"I do hot consider myself n Marilyn Monroe type," she said, witen through an interpreter, usked if she could be compared with the American ident of sex #pleat, A reporter suggested she was more ak: Croce Kelly.
Favourite Actress
I Li-hun smiled demurely and said: "yes." She added that the Princess of Monaco is her favourite American actress,
Miss LI arrived here øver the weekensal from Washington. She plans to stay until Thurs- slay when she will leave for
Richard Chicago
Mc- with Carthy, US Consul in Hong- kong, and his wife, who have her around been chiliperoning the US.
She was brought to America by movie Mogil Cecil B. de Mille, who intends to introduce her to US audlenets next year. That will be in a musical re- make of an old de Mille plcture, "The Buccaneer",' with Yul Brynner,
Israel's Turn me i will have." she said.
For Blame
Jerusalem, Aug. 6. The Ieracli-Jorderian Mixed Armistice Commission today con- for an incident emned Israel Israeli bil August 1 in which several
soldiers crossed Jordan and killed two Jordanlab national gumdy.
Into
The UN chaimah of the Com- Moscow radio said today that mission said that his findings in Britis and French milltary support of the Jordan complaint | did not mean that Israel au- preparations
The Suez thorities were directly respon Canal crisis "threaten not only sible for the incident-France. the safety at Egypt but also the Frease.
countries of safety of all the the_world."
A radio commentator decläk- Seventy per cent of the oil cd that "Brish and French ruling clrcles are using inothoes reminiscent of these opplied during the kotdilal adventures
Another Peak To Conquer
refined
Erilain passco through the canal,
Meanwhile, reports came in from the inchistelal centre of St. Elchase that North African at the end of the lait century.
Parle, Aug, 0. Worlcart there, obviously "The military elematizators Members of the Sino-Soviet sympathisers of the rebellion in of Britain and France, greatly, mountaineering Party are plon- Algeria and of Egypt, have been complicate the atmosphere in the King to conquer mother artd
ming their newborn babies Eastern Mediterranean causing higher Pamil Peck, "Nasepet
biarm, in all Arab court. in Now YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD --Acres: 1 Dim, 4 stable, a Communists today magba
comtnemate added Ushtr Ousted, 10. Tiles 1à Notmal; 14 Profane, 17. Bave, 18. Averted, non-violet deration our World pabille gjinien wat doethy 20 Obyinto, 22 fool, 23 Krolike, 27 Conses, 29 Toads, 30 solate, add 116 Trench Bombay and watching he sure codalet 31. Delest, 21 Erent, Down 1 Droop, 2. Lusso, 3. Allen, B. Trim, the bullish High Cornmálinton. 15 décarida thất 11 should bin sofina 0 Hallet, 7 kmpooks Dorales, 11 subres, 1. Roverbs, 11s Robe, New Delhi to Bhotel gainst by peaceful means, par las balt 10 TAIGA 18-Riis, 90. Grated, 21 Vacant, 24. Adore, 25-Inane, the Anglo-French ¿"warliko ot rüpecting, the rights are the EU Ciroot, 20 : Asks.
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Split berry pave set out KURAN 17719. mütres) heff15duftriod of › thetr
Föönquered mount.
"I do not know what kind of
Alm "Shooting of the
doesn't begin until carly 1957. Mcar while, I'm studying English and will report
to the studios October,"
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About 60 Films
Miss Ld, who has made some filmas, said her average salary La about! Hongkong -$76,000 per film, But her salary with do Mille has yet to be worked out,
The actress WOTO E high- necked, pink Chinese gown withs a pearl necklace,
Sho said sex appeal was not important to Chinese movie- guera. “It is acting ability, not appearance that counts," sho Kandid.
When a reporter suggested that Hollywood press agente may ask her to pose for "cheese cako" plotures and to Week revealing clothes, alte frowned and replied; "I do not like to do anything that is against my own principios"
In nil of the films, she has mando, she has only ongo, worn a low-cut' gowra," also unid, “and I regret. Fat. The name of the picture was "The Gold-Digger.
United Presti
The "vital statistics” taken In Japan aro 84 Ins, tips, 21 ina, waist and 35 Ins. busk,
Sandor
possible
land
greater
quantities ir
Presently, China buys nearly 2,000,000 watches from Switzer- annually, but London circles are under the impression that Switzerland cannot com- pletely satbly the vast Chinese Increasing demand for such goods.
The
British watch-making industry, which is relatively new, has welcomed the Chinese offer with great satisfaction. France-Presse,
Family Bags 50th Leopard
Capetown, Aug. 0.
Fidly leoparde have been caught over a period of genera- thons by the Lamily Roux on the farm Koerweder ki the district of Stellenbosch
The 50th one was caught on the farm which is now owned by the brothers Roux. It was
bernate
and was caught in on iron trap near the mountain and later shot.
Many farm. arithmals graze on the void round about Kerweder, and many of them have been dilled by opards, Chine Mail Special.
Sander
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