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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1957.
KING'S PRINCESS UK's Defence Reorganisation È PIRE
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FINAL TO-DAY
The Rank Organisation presents
DIRK
JON
BOGARDE WHITELEY
CHORDERN
IN
The Spanish Gardener
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A MOTION PICTURE WHICH TELLS THE FACTS OF LIFE!
MGM's DARING DRAMA! James Borbara
CAGNEY-STANWYCK THESE Wilder YEARS"
***Walter PIDGEON.
Latim
Edvard
KUM-EURBINS-AMDREN'S
Two New Service Planes
Two British service aircraft which are in the IOWA. Picture top shows the Fairey Ultra Light Bellcopter, cur- rently being evaluated by the US Army for Inclusion
helicoptern. A among a fleet of light two-seater
unique propulsive system of pressure Jeta at the rotor blade Lips gives the Ultra Light a faster rate of climb than any other helicopter in the world. Picture bottom shows the Englis Electrio P-IB supersonic Twii-jet fighter, which
made 11 maiden flight on Thursday. At the same time, new British de- frnce announcements made it plain that the P-18 first supersonic_fighter of the Royal Air Force will probably be Its last-Express Photo.
Keep
Tornadoes
Up Pressure In America
Chicago, Apr. 8
Tornadoes cut paths of destruction through the southern US for the third week today and slushy snows more than a foot deep piled up in the Middle West and the East.
Ohlo, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. HELD OVER TO-DAY ONLY River was expected
AT 2.30, 6.20, 7.50 & 8.30 PM.
MARLON BRANDO
VIVA ZAPATA!
co-starring
Anthony QUINN
COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Marine Carol in "Lola Montes"
►In CinemaScope & Eastmancolor
• Jean PETERS
CAPITOL RĪTZ
SHOWING TO-DAY
At 2,50, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.
ADVENTURE
ON A RIIGUTT EGIZEN
HUBER ATROL
COLOR
»-morrow Morning Show
At 18.3) DM, MA “STAND AT APACHE
RIVER"
Stephen MANWEZY
SHOWING TO-DAY
A 2.30, 8.30, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.
BITE SCREEN'S MOST SIBUSTEN BERÚTY
SOPHIA LOREN WOMAN of the Rivet
AUTY K
PATTAGESA
Ce Next
Heavy, steady mins pushert rivers over their banks in paris of the South and Mid-West and, created flood threats in parts of
The Alabama to hit ita greatest food crest since 1948
Moro at Montgomery today. rivers spilled over in Alabama, Mississippi, Souther Illinois and Virginia,
Strijdom's Policy Attacked
Pretoria, Apr. 8.
NO SERIOUS THREAT
TO WESTERN ALLIANCE PLANS
Washington, Apr. 8.
The Deputy Secretary of Defence, Mr Dr Theo Wassenaar, Reuben Robertson, said today that he felt former Transvaal leader
of the governing National there was no reason to question Great Party, said here today Britain's sincerity of purpose in the recent that unless Mr Johannes reorganisation and cut of her armed forces. Strijdom, the Prime Minis- ter, could guarantee 'equal In answer to questions during | felt it would strengthen the free the special Senate Foreign Aid Africa's rights for South
Committee hearings today, Mr English and Afrikaans-Robertson said he could not say speaking sections he would that the reorganisation would lead the country to doom strengthen Britain's position or that of the free world, but on and destruction.
the other hand he did not be. lieve t represented a serious weakening.
Nor did ho belleve it would aet an
which would example to reductions by ollier
Dr Wassenaar, addressing public meeting, added that Mr Strijdom should guarantee full and unqualified partnership to the English-speaking people or lead
Noto allies. resign and make way for A leader great enough to lead the bearing on the overall defensive "Any reductions will have a country to unity.
picture," be said. "But other
All white people in South forces are phasing in and the Africa should stand together to plan appears to be as much of a protect themselves, he said, add» (modernisation as a reduction." ing that such co-operation could be found in a republic within the Commonwealth.
DISAGREED
Dr Wassenaar was recently The chairman of the Senate expelled from the National Party Armed Forces Committee, ME after he resigned as the party's Richard Russell, disagreed with leader in the Transvaal provin Mr Robertson and said he was cial counell claiming that the Prime Minister was "denying the rights of English-speaking South Africans."
WORK TOGETHER
He has since stated that un-
"gravely failure
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apprehensive that a maintain Great Britan's forces in being will lead to the disintegration of
Nato strength."
Senater Russchi said he would prefer to see the United States send more military aid to Great Britain, to help her maintain her armed force, intend of ecat- intering our aid all over the world,
where, in many cases,
we don't know how it will be used"
He asked Mr Robertson It there had been any discussion or negotiations at high levels in the United States on the possibility of bolstering England's economy to allow the maintenance of her forces.
less Government and Opposition ugreed to work together unity of ult white people South Africa he would be forced to form a new political party.
Dr Wassenaar today con- demned the church clause of the native laws amendment bill which seeks to prohibit Africans from attending white churches.
African affairs in Africa were directed by R "bipolar men- tality,"
he said. At one pole were the extremists who would not. like to see the African "put in his place," and at the other were those who would turn a large part of the country into a "deadly string of black empires." --China Malf Special.
used.
Mr Robertson said there had!
NOT IN TOTALITY
Senator Russell asked if the much-discussed "new weapons” had reached the stage of deve- lopment and production that the free world could "afford to rely on them."
Hold Premiers' Not in totality," replied Mr
Talks In Canada
Prime
ST LAURENT
Ottawa, Apr. 8. Minister Louis St
Robertson. "They are begin- ning to phase in They are a factor now, on which planning must be based, but I do not feel we can put complete reliance in them as yet."
Senator Homer Capehart' (Re- publican) asked if there were any reason to question Britain's süreerity in claiming the re- organisation would not weaken her contribution to the defence of the free world, "There is no
reason to be... of any lack
Laurent told Parliament today he would urge the coming Lon-| ¡leve there is don
conferenco of Common-sincerity," said Mr Robertson. wealth Prime Ministers to hold j "England is certianly not just were up all the way to the its next meeting in Canada. letting down?" asked Senator
Atlantic seaboard.
"Not at all," sold Mr Robert SOTI.
But said no firm date had Capehari.
he been set for this spring's con- ference, which Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Britain| wanted held in London.
HAD TO
A long, narrow belt of mow stretched from Blisols to New York Slate. It dumped up to 10 inches of
St Laurent said he told Mac- dow on Cleveland suburbs and closed at least 80 schools millen he hoped there would be
Senator William Fulbright a Commonwealth In Northern Ohio,
meeting in Ottawa as soon as it would be (Democrat) said it seemed to A sub-zero cold wave follow-convenient for other Common-him the decision was a polition) one, taken in light of the econo- ed the snowb It was seven wealth governments.
difficulties which Great "If I am in attendance (at mic The new tornadoes and snows degrees below zero sprang from the third major In Eagle, Colorado, There were the forthcoming meeting)," he Britain found were the result
36 inches of snow
the added. "I will express the same of the "Suez affair." spring storm to drive eastward
"They made this decision be- cause they had to," said Sena- tor Fulbright. "Not because they
Fahrenheit
on
across the USA as many week. ground in Leadville, Colorado.desire to all Prime Ministers in
Weather Buteau experts United Press.
US said it was the first time in 20
attendance."-United Press.
years that spring had opened up |-----Sikh Tries Again
with such fury.
FOUR DEATHS
A United Press count show- Co at least four deaths blamed on the latest storm since late Saturday — two in Ilinols and two in Indiana. Last week's storm killed at Icast 15 регол and the major blast, two week, azo killed 48.
An angry swarm of tornadoes returned to the South's danger- our "tornado alley." They hop- scotched through a 150-mile aren of Mississippi and Alabama farmlands, jumped Georgle, and left at least 25 por= | BOLLS injured. Damage estimated at $100,000 in the Tupelo area in Mississippi alone.
over
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The tornado belt moved cast- ward during the day and by |mid-afternoon twister" warnings
Against
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skin disease and itching
Miligal
BINUMS BATERʻPRODUCT
MANUFACTURED IN ARVERKUSEN, OBRIGAMY,
For Bus
Nottingham, Apr. 0. MR G. Sardar-Joh!, a 42-year-
ok! MR
claimed today Sikh, that, for the second time, he had been refused a job as a bus conductor because would not shave off his beard or remove his turban. Mr Sudor-Joal, who holds A Bachelor of Arts degree, saw the Assistant Trafic Officer
Nottingham tho
of
the day.
City
Job
had refused to hire him un- Jess he shaved his beard' and removed his ' turban -- the symbols of his religion,
First Church
Service
In 100 Years.
Launceston, Apr. 8.
He was promised an investiga- A service was held in a half-
tion into the matter.
built Anglican church at Hads- Launce
After his second successful pen, eight miles from
bid for the job today, Mrlaton yesterday afternoon -- for Sardar-Johl said, "I will give the Arst time since construction them a few days to carry out of the church began 100 years the investigation and then
ago. will bring my cano to
the Transport Committee.”
Transport Department during The Sith said yesterday that by Archdeacon Thomas Beibey,
He said later he had been told the condition of employment was the mame as bedre, Yesterday, the Sith complained at a conference considering the problems of coloured peoples that, the Department!
POP
{M WORRIED. ROBIN JUST ASKED
IF WE HAO MEGANY
POISON 11 IWIE MOUSE.
The construction was started
1
he had written to
the first Tasmanian-born Church Queen Ellenbeth
and the
of England clergyman to be or Prime Minister, Mr Harold Mac-dained in Tasmania. millan, about the matter,
It will cost at least £4,000
modifications
to
the
-China
He said then "my race stood by to complete the church, with
the Briti in India and I do some
not deserve such treatment original plan. over here."--Reuter,
TAG IS OVERRIDUS –
ACT. VIS ALLE
MAYBE L
HAKIJO
TROUBI
ADITH HIS
Special..
world, but because they felt it would not be disastrous.”
Mr Robertson said: "The na- ture of the conflot called for some readjustment," — United Press,
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