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two days in sucess sion Ted was seen to steal 1 emall packet of biscuits from a chain-store. On the second day he was caught. And at Bow Street, before Sir Laurence Dunne, he pleaded guilty to the thefts.
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From the dock, he drew pleture of what life is like for those without job, home, family, or friends--and did this without
josing a shed of liis dignity, without a suspicion of whining over his misfortunes.
RED is 4
TED
PECKISH
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SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1957.
STASSEN HAS CONCRETE PLAN Inspection System To See SIDE GLANCES
That Fissionable
Material Only For Peace
London, Apr. 12.
Zorin, United
Mr Harold Stassen and Mr Valerian States and Soviet delegates to the five-power United Nations Disarmament Sub-Committee, have held a private separate meeting here outside the current
sessions, usually reliable sources said today.
sub-committee
The sources were unable to give details of what they discussed, but said the two men met privately a few days ago and not at Lancaster House, scene of the regular daily sub-committee sessions.
are
Dritain,
Nuclear Weapons
The other members of the, Mr Zorin and Mr Stassen would Rub-committee
be in the nature of a goodwill France and Canada.
mission from one delegation to looking mon
another." Recent meelings of the sub- unul 1955 was in regular work committee wero reported to labourer. Then, СТА a have shown the British and whim, he switched from labour- ; French reacting coolly to Ameri- ing to kitchen-work in hotels can suggestions and restaurants. Seven weeks ago lliness put him out of work, and from there lot him tell the story:
Like this," Ted said. "Jobs ain't easy to "get,
and when you live in the reception conure, where I had to go, they Bive you bourd, but you get a U perkish on what you get to
eat."
--What do you get?" Sir Laurenço asked.
Breakfast's porridge," Ted Sava, "RAK somuunta a slice of meat, and a pin of 195 and two alters of bread and a little knob O nurge. That's all there.. is ull supper,
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46 AFTER breakfast," he went "AF
on, "you have to do two hous work for your keep, then they send you out, and
you Lan't go ba-k till 5.45,**
(1) TICK The sub-committee at its re- conventical armaments, while gular meeting today started to the Russians expressed interest usscuss the third item on an in- in the suggestions and said theyurmal seven-point agenda-- were worthy of study.
nuclear disarmament.
Discussion 37
sean shelved, but not terminated, on the pro... vicus two items--nuclear tests,
It was not known whether M.- Stussen Eisenhower'a special adviser on who is President
disarmament, and Mr Zorin, who
a deputy Foreign Minister, limited themselves to this s00- Jeet or ranged over witer Belda at their meeting. R remuined to be seen whether the two would meet again.
At
B regular sub-committee session, Mr Stossen wes reported to have proposed a 25 per cent cut In armaments anti expenditure in the Arst
two years after a general disarma
ment agreement.
ams
This would be accomplished in two phases-a ten per cent reduction in the first year, fol- lowed by a 15 per cent reduction in the second.
Genuine Interest
REBEL CELL IN ALGERIA DECAPITATED
Algiers, Apr. 12. French security forces
Teton in eraventional today decapitated the elu- sive Algerian rebel political- machts.
administrative cell of the m.eung, Mr Sausen, was slaucity of Constantine while
The main speake
al today's
hase proposi
concrete rebel plan for nuclear disarmament,
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Its main features were that a group of teranjcians from the
countries
composing thu JUDS, VINTAce. Shoul mel on september
10 organise an spec.io system wien would JANVIC_Ins further produc- on of Assionable numeral, 10 cusure that it was usea oly for peaceful purpos.8.
Ale byball hata would begin to be set up on March 1, iuas,
activity remained
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2.23 7.M. Reg. 1.3. Pr. Ort. 1958 by ĤRA Merrion, ina
"Can't you stay home today and drive me to the apparel sales? I haven't bought a thing for our vacation in
August!"
light throughout Algeria. BRITAIN'S DEFENCE
The Intricate
pollucal cells, set up in many Algerian cities, are in charge of rebel political activities, such as the organisa- tion of
of strikes, boycotis schools and collecting" of "taxes" in Constantine.
Locateu rebel activity
in a region where leader of the cell and eight of 13 high, the
ha ileutentats
arrested. Security
were
forces also arrested
|
five members
SWITCH WORRIES
NATO ALLIES
Bonn, Apr. 12.
The United States, France, West Germany and
of the city's the Benelux countries have voiced serious misgivings AN AS MODA Merwarus as possible terrorist cell, which handled in the NATO Permanent Council about the British
states by then dad attacks ca civilians.
Government's White Paper on defence, usually re. liable sources said today.
the international agressivity On the Bune 10 Calle road, reticls today attucked and burned
truck, killing
which woulu have to the surned ou its establishment.
Til mspeedon system would
"What about supper?" "A pint of soup." Ted said, "Iwo sites of bread and an- other little knob of marge."
The British and French were Sir Laurence
consulted probation officer, who said he reported to have ined up op a
diferent approach. This mought Ted was entitled to un-
that maximum permitted levels spijany ment pay, and Wat he would be glad to help him gel
of stocks of arms and milltary that, and to and a new job and Squipment should first be fixed said
for each country. The countries would reduce towards them.
somewhere to live,
Very
well," saic Skr Laurence, and turning 10 Ted, he asked: "If I put you on probation, will you co-operate?"
"WIL 17
I certainly will, Ted answered, and a wide grin spread across his face. He migh have come into a fortune. In ▸ sense, perhaps he had.
World Champ Considering New Bout
Kansas City, Apr. 12. The manager of the world heavyweight boxing champion, | Floyd Pattersoa, la considering a British offer for a world title bout in London agakist Cuban heavyweight, Nino Valdes.
Patterson's
was start
LO operate within one alter being fully set up, Mir Stassen was reported to have
Objectives
Last weekend reports began circulating in conference circles Mr Stassen was described as that the Russians were genuine- Usting the following five ob- Mr Siassen's Jeulives which his plan named at interested in sues.ions and were prepared semeving:
make concessions if the West did likewise,
1. To stop the production
fissionabic of
material
to
An American Embassy official declined to confirm or deny whether the two men had met but said if they had done 80, the meeting would be officially described na "routine."
A Soviet Embassy official said that any meeting between.
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for minary purposes.
2.
To set up effective in- ternational supervision,
3. To ensure that future production of ssionable
jus
iver, a 52-year-old European, pd his daughter, 19.
There were isolated terrorist attacks in the Constantine and Orania regions, resulting in one person seriously wounded.- France-Pre890.
Greenham Stakes
Win For Pipe Of Peace
Greek
Newbury, Apr. 12..
shipowner Mr Stravros Niarghos's Pipo material was for peaceful pur- of Peace, a strong fancy 4. To begin the transfer for the Newmarket 2,000 of nuclear material from military to non-military stock- piles.
use only,
guineas and Epsom Derby, won the valuable Green-
to
of
Britain's Atlantic Treaty not usul to make public the Allies were worried that Britain deliberations
ΝΑΤΟΥ the had proposed
switch to Council which meets in secret atomic armaments without first session weekly in Paris-Reuter. hearing her partners' opinions, the sources said.
Rediffusion
II.K.T.
Another score on which they were worried was that the pro- posed moves would weaken the West'a defensive strength, they
sam, Morning Medley: 11.30, Lan- said
don Play House="Jennie"? E, neon. conference here Tua x 140 in a press today the chief German Govern-on a Mike; i, heyburiu Lepers; 1:15, ment spokesman, in answer to a question said he could not con- firm reports that West Germany had protested in the NATO Council about
the
proposed British moves. He said it was
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start a 38-hour strike at mid-
It said the cader of the group reiterated the Soviet stand that
second favourite, and Queen's mands for a pay increase, three Tunkara, who flushed third, of their unions decided today. He pointed out that Hurri-was Janos Gyenge who bad in arst there should
four lengths further behind in Router. cano Jackson was still the his possession a radio trans- inediate ban on nuclear tests,
the logical number one challenger mitter arm and other technical
feld
of ten, was 20 to 1. for the world crown and
In addition, he was quoted a that equipment.
The jouge hud to cali_tor world
championship
that a Roying boxing
aisarmament photograph to separate Pipe of matches could not by law nor-
age-ment could only be reach- Poace, ridden by "Scobio" Gyenge had planned to pro- ea if no nuclear weapons were Breasley, mally take place in Britain bevoke a new armed uprising and sent to non-producing countries. of Doug Smith,
and Crampon, mount tween two boxers neither of to overthrow the Communist Observers took this
to be a Sir Gordon said Pipe of Peace newspaper sald-reference to the planned des- had given a thoroughly satisfy
patch by the Unlied Scales of ing performance, Reuter, nuclear weapons to other NATO members.
manager,
Gus
Damata, said in Kansas City to
Vienna, Apr, 12. day that there were several optionarits" planning a new armed A group of "Counter Revolu- stacics to a Patterson-Valdes lille fight in London, but that uprising was arrested recently the offer-made by British in Hungary according to the matchmakers, Jack Solomons Hungarian official paper Nepsza- and Harry Levine-was being badsug. examined.
whom
was
Presse,
British-France-Regime the
Reuter.
Challenger Few Objectors
Leading
Mr. Zorin, who spoke next, was said to have avaed dareci criticism of Mr Stassen, but to have indicated that he would juave me to comment on the American proposal at a Inter meeting.
Russia's Views
At the same time, Mr Zorla
be an
..
in~
M. Jules Moah French độ Jegale, suggested that nuclear disarmament should go hand in hand with a substantial measure of disarmament In conventional weapons.
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· INFILTRATOR SHOT DEAD
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Bonn, Apr. 12. Only 517 conscientious objec- tore were registered among the Paris, Apr, 13. 100,000, 19-year-olds who have
The British delegate,
An Ardb infiltrator was killed Com-last night in The 18th of the 24. game | boen conscripted for the West mander
the Nir Sitzhak Allan Noble, was ex-area facing the southern sector world chess championship German forces this year, the picted, to make his views on of the Gaza Strip, an Israeli series ended in a draw after Defence Ministry said today, nucicar disarmament known at Army spokesman said today. the 35th move between the
the sub-committee's next meet- world title holder, Mikhall It gave these figures in replying on Monday,China Mall dead when a group of three in- Botvinnik, and challenger, Vaalill to a statement last week by the Special. Smyslov at Moscow today, the Association of Conscientious Tasa nows ngency reported, ́objectors that 4,000 applications --
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