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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1958.
Our
Japanese Newsletter
Japan Enters The Nuclear Field
Tokyo (By Airmail) TAPANESE nuclear
JAPA
- scientists succeeded last Sunday in achieving thermonuclear fission at, the University of Osaka's Department of Technology.
An
individual walked into |
This is a land where nothing Impossible and if better one of the numerous lottery-La selling tobacco stalls to ask if proof were needed, let me gusta his three tickets were anywhere you from the Bago "Japan near the prize list. Producing the first he was told it had won a consolation prize of Y50 the
humblo equivalent of
bcb. took he
tho coln crumpled the other two tickole end threw them on the floor.
capable of housing around 1,000 souls have been buill to house them. Each participant pays his or her own fare and they pay their own upkeep. The'r greatest Using heavy hydrogen, reward ja a glimpse of the the experimental team Emperor or Empress, but should Pro either of those stroll through the headed by Associate
Sted. grounds-ng they frequently co fessor Yoshinki Arata, pro-and talk with the helpers duced
a temperature ex- then that is the moment of their ceeding one million degrees lives. It is all rather pleasan Centigrade while a special realty, and I
feel quite touched personally counter showed that over when I sce hundreds of these busty 5,000,000 neutrons flowed simple and decent folks with each disclmrge of engaged in anipping greas--ench with a Japanese alyle bandarne energy through the com-around the forehead proclaiming pleated high-voltage ap membership In the Palace
Helpers Association.
It not prepaid a booking for paratus.
of 60 cents is charged.
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erdeavour.
must say
Intrigue.
from sconca
of us-
Curiosity
Times" which produced The story or Kiku Miyase; aged 81. who has now been installed as Chief Priest et Toba City' Oytmagi Temple.
Kiku
the
to
graduated from Jingu Kogakken University in
and was thus qualified to be a Shinto priest. His fond pappu Happened to own a prospercus brothel and when this elder died in 1921, the line of succession to Kiku's wife- The proprietress, being tidy of passed on rature, picked them up and thereby keeping him free from with feminine eur.osity chock- teint. However, secording
1944 report "arcurd ed the numbers. One of the the twain was worth a round Y2 circumstances made it necessary millor-(£2,000). She rushed for him to help in this business to the pulice station with the
Reluctant aa he was tr valuable ticket and gave
profession." -ketchy
lucky engage in euch n cu line of the
he nevertheless remained ir wner Police are now looking centrel until a few days ren Moving swerving loyalty and dovotion, for Lim.
Anti-Pro Gitution Bill we come to the "grand intrigue"
Meanwhile,
busy w coming into full effect Japan's at the Kicup
Indonesian
brewers distillers ETC now (April 1). "Young Colonels" wilen has been allegedly
conspiring to "solidify" Sike. threatening
end put it out in tubes like It conventenlly happened that |President Soekarno new visHing
They are also boat the shrine was without a chief here
toothpaste. for a "rest cure" with
on beating Scotland. through priest just when Kiku figured t everything from a full-sized,
meats, by aging was time to obey the law and Latin American-style revolu synthetle
He whiskey in a matter of minutes quit the brothel business. tion" down to separate break-
to give the comparable toate therefore dismissed his In movements (notably Along with this success will away
which had ployees and saw to their fu'ure of genuine Scotch come The
Sumatra- congratulations of the Celebes and in
been aged In the cask for at welfare" and cffered his serviers scientis around the world. bi!both far distant from each other
loest 20 yeaTS. The dreadful to the shrine as chief priest. In othe quarters may wall as the map will show).
thought arises that they could como some serious misgivings
get somewhere near their goal. for the future. Certainly Japan tas fcresworn wer and the From 20 cents per packet upward. slightest mentior. China Morning Post Lid, Wyndliam weapors being brought into the ments which are at once made | thoughts Streel, Hongkong and Satbury | country, causes general uproar
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nuclear
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The "Young Coloncia" demanding
of Durke Communist elements throughout Indonesia, according to sicle-
and denied
BS Last. just Soekarno agrees at one press conference that ho has been "threatened" and at R sub- sequent one, indignantly denies eny such affront. The "Young Colonels," headed by Ventje This is a matter for specula-Sumual, equally make essertions Lion,
though it is one which and negate them in the same
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"AGAPEROR" Damaged carga ex this vessel wiu
cannot
the mood of this country at the
mcment-gives no cause for Dlarm. and whatever Japan's
scientists and inventor are able
to preduce will most likely be utilised solely for the promotion of the nation's Industrial welfare and progress.
All of this backing and filling ta caused Soekarno to state he is cutting abort his vacation by straighten out the mess and at one wock and returning to
the same time assuring every- ose that the "tuation is normal".
there is
cm-
Undoubtedly his past ex- church parlence awayed the But the idea of having Sake elders for he was unanimously clerical the exalted in footbotste tubes gives rise to given
of the thousands
the acclaim of position to of
LIGIM drunken
Nipponese populace that his transformation bathrooms staggering around
was a "holy and inspired one". it just goes to show, doem'i after sampling the contents of the medicine cabinet.
it7
From DAVID GORDON
ing Mail Entertainment Guiile
WHAT'S ON TONIGHT
ROXY & BROADWAY: "Sing Boy Sing." Tommy Sands and Lili Gentle. The life of a rock-n-roll king.
The inveterate doubters cf However, wherever NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES | Japan's sincerity may presently
point to the widespread debat-shoke there is usually are, and Tokyo's large body of foreign Ing of а bill to revive
la expec.ing 'Kīgensetsu'
National correspondents the
notices to fly to Foundation Day-around which mumentary
Indonesia
cover the the former militarisis and pro- be surveyed by Mesara Goddard &
"situation. One young American Douglas at lost's Whert from 10a.m. pagandists wove their hocus-
momber of this
KING'S & PRINCESS: august body On February 14 and 15, 1938, and
Preus about the "Divine descent
connded to me bat he didn't consignees
to have of the Emperor" when are requested
Jiminu
think a major revolution could their representatives present during¦ was enthroned By The Sum
be austained throughout the the survey,
Goddess on
Indonesian complex as it "was years ago.
logistically impossible".
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But
The
Niggling
The Liberal-Democmlic Party Intends to push the bill through the current Diet scesion as con- siderable numbers of the "clder Ceneration" faveur it, end Mr Kshs looking for votes.
current merSİON of the the younger generation plus Diet is having rough going as many teachers and historians the persistent Socialista keep firmly against it: Even niggling away at every clause In youngeal brother the lengthy Budget bill. They of the Emperor, and himself even walked out en masse after formerly of "Divíne" status, has
it was suggested to them by For the SOUTH CHINA | fold There is
"Ectur! Sacki
Liberal- Ozawa, A MORNING POST and the historical basis" for the legend Democrat, that the "resign in a CHINA MAIL, 48 hours and that he opposes a revival of body' after defeat 13 A before date of publication, this particular day
which particular motion, But the celebrate, "a myth". But the
Socialis's keep winning "points" Bpecial Announcements "Song of Kigensetsu" cart bc in this comle opera assembly--- and Classified Advertise heard more frequently each and it coun* very considerably year as Spring approaches, and in Japan to have obtained n If you walk in the environs of victory
I opponent Imperial Palace you will whereby ho must apologise and find more and more men raising | “lcsc faco”. their hats and bowing reverezi- ly in its direction,
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By Surface
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FRIDAY, FEDEVÄRY 14 Dy Air
the
no
Helpers
over
Actually the Socialists have very much right on thair side in demanding a quick appent to the country, for the
present governmont holds office solely through "ne of succession" and are the second at thal.
let Mr
Kishi, the Prime Minister, forget that he was a wartime Cabinet Minister who was closely Resociated with the
Before presing from this sab- Jert, It is worth recording that hermore, the Socialists nuver the "Palace Helpers Association" has now grown into formicable propertions which require the Imperial Household Agency to devote a new section solely for handling auch.
unching of the Pacific War excellent darts to throw if nothing else when an election is During the height of the war certainly in the offing. Mr. Kishi
concedes damaged
would
that. "next autumn" when the Palace was
be approprísio · for à end is grounds left run to woods, a small group of country dissolution of the current Diet.
it. kas
Agreements
folk appeared one morning and storted cutting the grass, clear- ing up rubble and generally tidying the place. When asited what they were doing, the
On the international trade spokesman said: “We have come
front, Japan did conclude its to help the Emperor," and went various agreements with India; jon with his task.
been firmly "asked" to Suff-necked and Invariably participate in the building of the suspicious Palace
official Aswan High Dam and it has remarkably enough let then sent a team to China to make a carry on-luckily for the devoted barter deal for steel producte bund which could well have against that country's exchange of raw materials. This latter is wound up rather dead of such
somewhat "against the grain" "trospace. The ided caught en. and despite the ensuing years of where America is concerned but New Zea ponce and relund to sovereignty Japan-es I said previously-is I am elio of to say nothing of the fact that feeling its oats,
opinion that further the Emperor is in lite need of the firm
muscles of the
and assistance, veritable flexing extra hordes descend on Tokyo each pouting the national breast will noticeable toke their tur in beseme increasingly wook to "Helping the Emperor''.
with each successive successful achievement-and those erd Such is the demand for places mounting.
But dont be discouraged at in each new group that balloting. takes place in the villages and ith
Majer morbit thought.. country town Dormitories lunacy still prevally here.
Indo-Chins, France, 9 a.m.
Formors, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, 11.M.
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Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britala & Europe,
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"Denver & Rio Grande." Edmond O'Brien and Sterling Hayden in an out- door picture.
LEE & ASTOR: "All Mine To Give." Glynis Johns and Cameron Mitchell in a heart warming story. ALHAMBRA: "Yangtze Bridge." A Chinese pic-
ture.
QUEEN'S: "Young Bess." Jean Simmons, Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr and Charles Laughton in a re-issue.
HOOVER & LIBERTY: "Lone Star." Clark Gable, Ava Gardner and Broderick Crawford in the battle of Texas.
STAR: "Tap Roots." Van Heflin and Susan Hay-
ward.
METROPOLE: "Bagdad.”
Maureen O'Hara and
Paul Christian. ORIENTAL: — "Bath In The Barn." A German plc-
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CAPITOL & RITZ: "Jumping Jacks." Dean Martin-
Jerry Lewis comedy.
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French picture.
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RADIO HONGKONG
Virginian Town Prepares To Resist Integration
Churches To Become Private Schools
Whites Only
-For
BY MICHAEL CHARVET
New York, Feb. 12.
The white people of the sleepy southern town of Farmville, Virginia, are getting ready to equip their churches with bunsen burners, test tubes and other laboratory equipment in 1958.
But the plan has nothing to, education suffered than have result in its destruction. do with the Soviet Union's two them mix with Negroes in the Fer
putuika.
Watched
Closely
classroom.
Seven
states have fought brok at the Association by pussing laws forcing it to publish fta membership lists and open Its los for inspection. This it has refund to do, and some of its local leaders have
It is just one more move by The scheme is being watched white
In Eupremary groups
a possible "master plan" by the South's battle agalust racial other white southern commun- 'ntegration. They think thalities. The Virginia State Gov-
ernment is sympathetic to the been arrested. they have found a legal fur- muln which will enable them the Farmville strategy. Several One of the states, Alabama, to defeat the Supreme Court other southern states have also brought proceedings against ruling that racial segregation ready put laws on the books 1g the Association, necusing it of in schools is unconstitutional shut down public schools and having failed to obey a state law and must be ended with "uil ell them to private hand which requires out-of-state cor- deliberate speed."
ather than let white an purations to reglater and Negro children go to school to- | designate an agent before they gether. But only in Farmvil!( | can do business, has the white population drawn up such a detailed plan. Farmville's plan, being The Nagro leaders, recalling watched closely by bath friends the action of President Eisen- and toes of integration through-hower in sonding Federal troops out the South, Is this: As soon to Littlerock, Arkansas, to on- as the Federal District Court force integration, are pinning scis a date for school integra- their hopes on the law to keep ilon, and it is expected to be the schools open. carly this year, Farmville will close
(state) all its public schools. It will then Bet up private schools in its white Negro hurches, leaving the
lo
them fend for children selves.
Stop-Gap
When the Association Ignored an injunction forbidding it from dolog any business in Alabama. it was Aned $100,000 (about £34,000) for contempt of court. It is now appesling to the Federal Supreme Court, claim- ing that the Alabama court orders against it are unconstitu- tlopal restrictions on freedom of speech and association, rights which the individunt must be alowed to exercise anonymously through an organisation. The Reverend
But the Supreme Court has LF. Grim, Farmville coder of the Nation-rected this claim in the past, al Association for the Advance- for example in the case of the At first, the church schools ment of Coloured People, stated Ku Klux Klan and the Com- will be financed by voluntary in an interview, however: "We munist party. The Association, contributions. Later, the span do not think it is necessary
this point, clalna to anticipating sors of the schema hope to get provide stop-gap schools
for that disclosure of members
in funds from the stale. arguing Negro children. We are operat- names the "antagonistic that they should have
south would sub- the Ing in the belief that the whole climate" in
so much bressure money which the state is sav acheme is unconstitutional and ject them lo
cannot that they would have to resign ing by no longer having to run that the public schools the public schools,
stay closed to avoid the Suprema, their membership. Court's mandate."
The last-ditch segregationists! are aware that education
WEIR
15
the
"Do not own
our
Should the struggle be lost suffer, Some parts of the cur- locally, Mr Grima addad, the riculum will have to
be Negroes would set up an altor dropped, although with the native school system growing emphasis on scientifle whites intend to do. education for the space age, forget that we have plans are being made to fit the churches, too," he said. churches with laboratories. There will be no school buses His Association, which looks back on a year of achievement and no school lunches.
in its Bght for racial equality, But many a deep-south par-will soon face a legal struggle ent would rather his chidren's in
could Washington which
Rocket Engineer
Predicts Moon
Trip In 2000
By EDWIN A. BELLER
London, Feb. 12. A top British rocket engine expert said last week man's first voyage to the moon and nearby planets in the solar system probably will take place by the turn of the century.
Interference
If the Supreme Court ruling should go against the Associa- ion, forcing it to reveal s membership lista and publish its books, it could be se subject to and intimidatiɔɔn interferonco
that it might no longer be able to lead the southern Negroes in their struggle for aquality,
The Association has cartled almost the whole burden in the struggle for acceptance of tho
Court's school in Supreme tegration decision. It has also pressed with Umited success for equal trade union rights, and abolition of acgregation in pubile places, and on public transport,
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tho the vanguard of struggle has been the Revotend Martin Luther King, a 29-year- old Doctor of Philosophy from Boston University. It was he who lcd the successful Negro boycott of buses at Montgomery, Alabama, and who, more than yone else, has the credit for | revitalisin" organised Negroes
in the south,
of
Basing his creed on Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence, Dr Eng has become a national Agure, recognised is a force to Je reckoned with
the by enemies
integration.
A Montgomery - telovliton station which recently refused a re- quest from the White Citizens Council not to carry a national network's interview with him. was blacked out during the broadcast by sabotage, But it carried a nimed version of the interview on the following day,
Dr King, a tall and hard- some Negro, is a Baptist Minis. rowler at Montgomery and numbers
The prediclion was made by may also have been launched to A. V. Čicaver in his new book crash on the surface of the Project Satellite," published moon." As an extension of here last week.
this project, he says, a robot rocket, possibly carrying But ho
warned that it television camera, may be sent wouldn't be an easy preposition, ou a fight circumnavigating the even with atomic power. And
noun.
"Fifteen years from
a
if chemical propellents had to be used, said Cleaver, it would require an "immense effort on some of these rockets will have all the most prominent people a scalo unlikely to be regarded carried human crews, as in the Negro community among
reasonable
Mail any foreshadowed by the Bell X-1 his parishioners.-Chiria
and the forthcoming North Special.
by
civilisation."
Go-Slow
A
ཡ
American X-18, at the Germans worline
project cona asunce piloted version of the V-2 with wings for land- ing," he said.
Cleaver's "go-slow" attitude Waltz Time: 0.20, Birthday Ballbar: cos:trasted with recently ex- 6.30, Tropicana; 45, Blery Of Jane
Time Signal, and the pressed optimism by Russia.. "Soon after this the cobabilai– Weather Forecast. | nicon-trip planners who re- ment of a manned rocket on a programme temporary orbital space station
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Next Step
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Cleaver sees the line of pro-
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REDIFFUSION
Membership In Nato
London, Feb. 12, Lord Gosford, British Foreign Under-Secretary, sold tonight that any suggestion that Spain. should join Nato would bring logical step,
he "an instantaneous veto" fram would be "a piloted members of that organisation. circumnavigation of the without a lunar landing. This Ho was replying to a House should be possible within about | of Lords debalo in which some 25 year netd (by the use of Conservative Poers urged, that orbital refuelling) it might even Spain should be included for
moon
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