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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY; 24, 1957.
CENSURE MOTION ON SPEAKER Unusual Step DRAGON MOTIF FOR BALL
Taken
In Commons
London, July 23.
Two Labour members of Parliament tonight took the unusual step of tabling what amounted to a censure motion on the Speaker, Mr W. S. Morrison.
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The motion arose from the refusal of the Speaker yesterday to accept a motion from Mr MR. W. S. MORRISON Anthony Wedgwood Benn that would have enabled
an immediate debate to take place on the situation in Muscat and Oman,
The Third Time
YOUNG
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LEADER RESIGNS
THE
Another Labour member, Mr R. T. Pagat, joined Me
TWO STRIKES Wedgwood Benn' tonight in
SPREADING IN BRITAIN
London, July 23. Britons anxiously watch- ed the spreading of two strikes Today
of - One which is crippling public. transportation throughout the country and the other Threatening a food shortage in the London area.
tabllig the motion in the House of Commons.
Political observers could reens only two previous oc- cisions this century when the Speaker was censured in this way.
One In 1902
Miniature ratton dragons were the feature of the decorations when the Chinese Club of Queensland held its Dragon Ball in Brisbane last week. Misses Pearle Sou San (left) and Mabel Ack Fun helped with the decorations.
Brisbane Telegraph Service.
was Two Experts On Smoking & Cancer
One was in 1902 and the Rome, July 23.
other by Mr Wedgwood E Italian Communist
Bean's father, now Lord Party tonight accept
Stauspate in 1925, when ed with unusual blandness.
Mr Wedgwood Benn 'The provinsial bus strike. the resignation of one of its which begais kut Friday mid-only six weeks old. most brillant young lend-night bringleg to a halt more In 1952 a motion critica! ers, Antonio Giolitti, head than half the bus and reach of Mr Morrison was with- revices in England, Scotland drawn, after a short delate, of a Piedmontese section of
and Walves, won support torny, the Party.
Trum Home London transport by Mr Sidney Silverman, a buges serving towns around the Labour member..
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Union officials ako stepped up the pressure by declaring Beck" pecial mirers bures used to take men to the pits in Scotland and South Walves.
Signor Giolito, who also capital. signed a Communist mezuber .of the Chamber of Deputies, anmunced that he was quilting The Party because he had given up "every last hope of an open debate in the partly on The 'political and ideoloplent
prob- lems which for over a year I have tried to face."
EXPELLED
HUGE CROWDS
1ocal trains were unable to cope with the huge crowds look int for alterate ways of getting
to work.
On April 23 of that year. during an all-night sitting Mr Morrison nccepted a motion for the closure of the debate when the House was time-table discussing the
of the National Health Ser- vice Bill.
Mr Silverman's motion, on May 7, regretted the
The Communist Party, which bus workers in six unions, is inaction of the Speaker but
hitherto has "expelled for worthiness* All member::
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The strike, involving 100,000 support of the busmen's demand Was
The London area, porter
not regarded as
Muscat Affair
for another one pound sterling straight censure, tempting to resion, formally A werk. accepted Signor Giolitti's signation and expresseri the of five of the capital's midn wish that "he may return to frat al vegetable murkets are the line laid down by the Eighth striking over new labour ar- Congrege" (of the Italka: Cum-genents, but dealers claimed
their with Party held after the thu crucial Soviet Party Congress).asper's or othee workers and slients, ther were keeping The resignation was consider-supplies moving, -- China Maji ed by political observers to Special. mark new crisis among the
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munist
Communist
Finergency
Naked Stroller
New York, July 23. A 32-year-old
intellectuals remained in the Party after the Hivngarian revolt, nopow TRA Signor Togliatti would apply the "internal democracy" gud
man parading "collective
called leadership"
on Fifth Avenue near Central
wearing nothing but for by the Twauticth Soviet Park Communist Party Congresa ingoaice hnd a logical RIBON, February last year, at which Mr | Jesso Newton told an arresting Nikita Khrushchev, newly come polfermant "I'm going for
I've just baptised my self."-United Press.
to power, read his secret report walk.
on Statii,—Reuter.
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The text of the motion tabled tonight was: "That this House is of the opinion that the statement made by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs on July 22, in which he announced that the British authorities in
EFFECTIVENESS OF FILTER TIPS
1
UNKNOWN YET
Washington, July 23.
Two top government health experts told House investigators today they don't know whe ther filters on cigarettes do any good.
Surgeon General Leroy E. do not know that any filter can Burney, hend of the Public "selectively sürt out" the cle- Health Service, said researchments in tobacco tars belleved data time on the effectiveness
al this cancer,
.of alter tips. in reducing smoking hazards.
so fur la "insufficient to responsible for causing Jung
warrant B
conclusion
Dr John K. Heller, director of the Health Service's National Cancer Institute, wild scientists
Musent and Oman had been NEW AGA KHAN
given discretion, within cer- tain limits,, to take military action, constituted 11 finite matter of urgent importance under public standing order number nine and regrets that Mr Speaker did not rule to that effect." -Reuter.
TO CONTINUE HIS STUDIES
Damascus, July 23. Nineteen-year-old Prince will Karim, Aga Khan IV, continue his studies nt Harvard University, the
SERGEANT Prince's father, Prince Aly
RECEIVES AWARD
London, July 23.
An Army sergeant who dis- nmcd 14 time-bombs boday headed Tist of five British soldiers recelving awards heroism in Cyprus.
Khan, stated in an interview at Selemiet, Syria, with a special correspondent of the newspaper "AI Kabas",
MOUNTING EVIDENCE
Hoher maid there is "ounting evidence" that cancer-causing compounds are produced by the high temperature at
which tobacco is bus in eigurettes. He said these compounds are
believed to be in the tobacco tars. But, he said, selentists do not know which compound "is the culprit." The
Burney and Heller testified before a House Government Operationer Sub-committee in- vestigating whether the public is boing fooled by claims of health Protection from cigarette fillers. Sub commition chairman John Blatnik Bald he
TVAs puzzled by
fact that "nobody seems to know about Alters," Blatnik Bald the public is spending millions for After-Up elgureltės,
I VENTURE.
"I venture to say that more is being spent to promote the Prince Aly wont to Selemiet, smoking of filter-tip cigarettes where his family has an estale, than to and the cause of can- after the funsrul of his father, | cer," Blatnik said: the late Aga Khan, in Egypt last week.
mino the aclust harmful sub-
LORD PATRICK ΤΟ RESIGN?
London, July 24.
OND Patrick Beresford,
L. Patrick
cort of Princess Mar- garet, is going to re- sign from the British Army, the Daily Mall re- poris today.
The newspaper dintist quotes him as saying: "I intend to resign before the end of the year.
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"So it is nonsenso to say that I will be going out to Cyprus. TAKE UP RIDING shall take up riding-
My coach will be seriously. Mr Vicent O'Brica, the Irish trainer of three successive Grand National winners." The Daily Mail diarist says decision
that Lord Patrick's
"moans that there need be no break in his
friendship with Princess Margarci," Since Monday several
news-
papers have carried reports quoting his family or the Wur Ömer, at Lord Patrick is to be sent to Cyprus to rejoin the Royal Hose Guards in which he is a lleutenant,
NO PARALLEL
Yesterday. the columnist of the Daily Mirror said: "It is foolish to draw any parallel between | Lord Patrick and Group Cap- tain Peter Townsend, another escort of the Princess who left the country.
"It seems hard that a young officer carnot be her (the Princess's) escort without gossip claiming that as a result he is being scat out of the country." Reuter.
Rebel Band
Captured
Alplers, July 23, Eighly rehols were killed or
Holler told the Sub-committee final the cancer Institute has not undertaken any research OTI For Price Aly said his son would
cigarette Alters, but that ho not ge la lle American Univer- plans to recommend it to go John Proudlock on one sity Beirut, as had been re-into this. However, he said, ho ocession extracted a bomo feported. He stated that he was Itels
not thinking of marrying again could be on acsearch to deter- the greatest emphasis under 罪 Filcosia government
for the Ume being. There have building with one hand and been reports that he was to proceeded to remove jammed
marry the arming device 'so delicate it model, Bettina. could have gone off at any
He said the tars apparently the region of Baina, near the frontier, It was no- moment," his citation stated. Prince Aly left Selemiet forgive the taste to cigarettes that Tunisian
Other awards went for out-| Switzerland today to rejoin smokers enjoy. As
nounced today. Atanding leadership in The Yazmin, his seven years old scientists know, ho sald, the The rebel band apparently tedious and continuing guerrilla daughter by his marriage with nicotine in cigarettes is "not had just regrouped in Tunisia, warfare in he island,—United | film star, Rin Hayworth.-involved in Tung cancer." A supply of arms was also cap-
tured United Press. United Press.
Press.
France-Presen
well-known. Paris stance in the tobneço tars them-captured in the last 24 hours In
selves.
MAN SPENDS SAVINGS PREPARING FOR DEATH
Oxford, ML, July 23,
A 16-year-old veteran, stricken with a rare nervo dijenos and given lem than one year to live, today stood 5,000 miles away from his task hope be cause he spent his savings preparing his family for his death.
J. T. Westmoreland, 30, married and father four chiltrus, -was alricken with a type of sclerosis in IDES and told by doctors that he had less than obo far to livei
Westmoreland, who was work-
flala work toward a maško- matics degred at the Univer- sity of Miasisippi and work to support the family after I death. Mrs Westmoreland lacks only a year for her degree,
However, Wesianbreland Imatneð recently that he might have The No hope of recovery. donal mattute of Hemith, fo
that Washington (sald...
doctor
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Schwtonisgren, Germany,
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Godfrey was "greatly improved" after taking treatment from the doctor in Germany.
But Westmoreland has exhausică hia savinga on his wife's doctor's education and his bills. The unity lives on the campus and he helps this older children take care of the younger ones while his with Én in class.
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