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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1958.
Gaitskell: It Would Be A Mistake...
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First Bid In The Autumn
BRIEFS Break The Ice With Russia' Plans To Contact
Capetown, Mar. 12. Здравене aclentinis on the Antarctio expedition ship Boya Maru displayed today novel souvenir of a shark's attack on the ship as it approached Cape- town.
The clark almost made of with A pleos of scientific
equipment a yellow geomagne- tio device, shaped like a para- vane with twin hus,
The Endgel coniaina freadi water and an electrio colt, It was allacked by the shark while being towed behind the ship, One in was bitten off and A tooth of the shark was left in its place--Unlfed Press.
Leeds, Mar. 12.
Police today expected little diMculty In locating Terence Cutt, who escaped from Kavi yesterday for the 13th time.
Cult
29, a heart, a women's gure arxi the names Itore and Ruth tattooed on his right arm, a fog and an eagle on his left arm, an anchor and 4 flag on the back of his right hand,
and bluebirds on both thumbs-United Press.
Cavo
London, Mar. 12. The Lone Ranter, Fun ፫። band, was just crawling into a to fight it out with a bandit when the screens wont black. Anxious children jammed switchboards at BBC Television bere recently to ask; "Is the Lone Itanger all right?"
Officials told the children the Lone Ranger won in the filmed ́episode, as always, But it took 49 minutes to restore the power
blanked cut which
the TV stalion, by which time another film was on the alr-United Press.
Northampton, Mar. 12. Bernard Durham and his 18-
Released Killer Gets $10 A Month Job
Springfield, Mar. 12, Nathan Leopold, recently froad on parole after 33 years in gool for his part in the 1924 sensational murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks, has ceived permission to work in a Porto Rican hospital at a monthly salary of $10, the Illinois Parale Authorities said today.
to-
THE LABOUR PARTY
CHIEF'S VIEWS
ON SUMMIT TALKS
New York, Mar. 12.
Mr Hugh Gaitskell, the British Labour Party leador, said today he thought it would be a "groat mistake" to insist on lower-level negotiations before any
· “summit” talks between the leaders of East and West.
While these preliminary negotiations were desir- able, he said, he felt that what the Soviet Union really wanted was an "ice-breaking" conference and it would be a great pity to turn that down if that, in fact, was what that country wanted.
Franklin Stransky, President Mr Gaitskell made these statements in a three-way
and
the Parole Board, Ridet Leopold would leave the State- ville prison tomorrow, would be allowed to visit his family in the United States be- fore going to Porto Rico, where he would remata under Sho supervision of the local authori- lies.
Leopold
his and
friend. Richid Loeb, were sentenced to life imprisonment for the mitir- der which has become known as "The Crime of the Century."
Loel was killed by a fellow prisoner in 1938-France-Presse.
year-old bride, Gloria Lawrened, SNAPS OF THE
started off on their honeymoon
in a shower of confetti,
Half an hour later their car
hit another and ricochetted into
a truck, Durham and his bride both were killed.-United Press.
Ronie, Mar. 12. Police yesterday brought in beggar Orlando VI, 19, for loitering and asked as a matter of curfonlty what his take was for the day.
SATELLITES
Adelaide, Mor, 12.
the
Woomera
સાં Experis Rockel
photographed Range Russia's Spulnik
II Inst sight with
# huge new tracking camera capable of spoiling a tennis ball 1,000 miles away,
The film is expected to pro- vide a cleur record of the satel Ute's orbit, a hundred times more
accurately than the US ranging from five lire to 10,000 Minitrack radar also installed at
Vit turned his pockets Ihalde out and police counted about 100,000 fire (US$484) In money
Ire-United Press,
the Range.
American-
Experts said the Jcenkooping, ut. 12. developed Baker Nunn camera br.ll Pushed Into a antwdrift in a can photograph a tenils collision with a "Messerschmit 1,000 miles away. They hope to (midget car) (07)
States- a road near photograph the United Here, a bit ell: bull retaliated | made Explorer satellite on by tramplug through the cur's Thursday and Friday nights- plastle top-United Press.
United Press,
BILLIE HOLIDAY IN TROUBLE
Philadelphia, Mar. 12.
CINGER Bille Holiday And hor husband, Louls McKay
A
trans-Atlantic radio hook-up in which he dis- cussed current international problems with Mr Pierre Mendes-France, the former French Prime Minister and Mr Adlai Stevenson, titular head of the Democratic Party in the United States.
transcript of the pro- United States and, at any rate, gramme, recorded by the a good many people in Britain Columbia Broadcasting System, at the moment. Win released to the press in advance.
very
"It is the apparent hesistence that we must first of all Mr Gaitskeli suggested that a negotiate at a lower level-anch summit conference to begin although I have no objection, East-West talks might
If the Russians agres, I think well be the means by which it would be a great mistake to the two sides could get to- insist upon that because I think of 'well, ether on differences that could they have this iden then be handed down to lower let's get together and make u
start."-Router. levels for negotiation a reversal of the procedure the West is demanding now.
"I think there are two rather
different views of this summalt conference which one wants to distinguish," Mr Galtshell sald.
"On the whole, the Western vlow--and particularly the United States' view--has been that this should be what havo called an apex com- ference, something you reach eventually after there has
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Floods On The -Rhine-
URING the recent Rooding of the Rhine, a house. wife of St. Goar sweeps a footbridge erected to enable residents to pass through the streets, Key.
gtone.
China: A Determination To
Surpass UK's Production
By WALTON A. COLE
London, Mar. 12.
been a great deal of discus- Determination to fulfil China's destiny as a lead-
alon
and thrashing out of problems between secretaries,
or perhaps between ambas- sadors, And then, at the end
uf it all the beads of slate come along and so to speak 'sign on the dotted line* ** deal with the remaining prob- lems.
ing, if not the leading world power, is the motive which drives political chiefs and de- partment officials charged with modernising in field and factory a nation of 650 million which expects a population increase of 150 million by 1972.
"And I fully agree that there They do not spare themselves, and so set an example to all. It is commonplace for an offi- cial appointment to be fixed in a time range of 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Is one possible way of proceed- irug, but my impression is that Russians though of course they may change their minds on this are not thinking,
were placed on probation today after a police captain who really, of a sunimit conference, arrested them on narcolies charges two years ago testified thas in those terms. the singer gave ald in a crackdown on drug sellers here,
The singer told the court she was cured of the narcolles "They are thinking of it more tion habit. The Judge, in placing her under probation for one year, in terms of what I call the senker officials who wish to talk Bald that if she got into any trouble "In any part of the country" "Ice-breaking type of confertu dlm have been in continuous he would recall her and sentence her--United Press.
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"And personally, I think it would be a great pity to turn that down if, in fact, it be comes clear that that is what the Russians wani
"I would much prefer to see it us a conference which started off a period of negotiation, serious negotiation, which may very well have to be private and certainly at a lower level," Mr Gattskell zud.
"That does not mcan you would not expect to get any- where at a summit conference -you
want to make would #enc progress but you would not be terribly excited and you would not wind it all up.
study session on some subject since dimer time.
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condemmed.
and
IN the following
article the
editor
of Reuters, Walton A. Cole, continues a acrics based on his impres- sions of a recent visit to China. Today he deals with Peking's view of the world and some of the goals which the regime has set itself.
lost."
Planet Venus By Radio Waves
Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, Mar. 12.
Plans for contacting Venus earth's closest planet - by bouncing radio waves off its sur- face have been completed by scientists work. ing on the giant radio telescope here, it was revealed today.
The first attempt will be made during the autumn as soon as a new powerful transmitter being built at nearby Manchester University has been fitted to the telescope.
But it will be a difficult and. chancy experiment. Dr A. C. B. Lovell, professor at radlo astronomy ut the university,
charge who is in
ot the telescope, says that it is about 10 million times harder getting? an answer from Venus thars trom the moon.
The distances Involved are Immenco: it is about 238,857 miles to the moon (two and n half records return by radia wave) but Venus never gets closer to earth than 25,760,000 miles,
What the selenifsis here want
THE NEW "BISHOP"
to do is to track Venus in much A the same way as they shadowed the Soviet sputniks, making detailed measurements of the planet's relation to the sun, to the other planets and to fixed stars throughout its orbit.
the Eight-foot Niðu transmitter La designed to realise the dreams of scientists and since fiction writers over many yeury. Tracking
New
...
OF
CANTON
Chinese dissident priest, Vatican City, Mar. 12.
Chan Yi-halo, has been elected Bishop of Canton in succession to Monsignor Dominic Tang, who was arrested
month ago,
D
Vatican radio said today.
The broadcast, which quoted a election was held on Chinme newspaper, anid tho March 5
of the "Patriotic
Venus is only the first project by 24 other diazident prices, ail
membors in an excluing 20-year research Catholic Association".
programme.
beent
Chan, who was one of five "The telescope has
for enndidates
the bishopric, primarily designed to explore later was installed and received of the the pastoral ting from a priest Professor Lovell
representing "the Church and the people".
the pater · reaches universe."
MAYA,
It is going to be used like a physician's stethoscope to diagnose fains whispers from
the
Chan is the third bishop, to be elected by dissident priests under the regime in China.—
fringes of space-the France-Presse. "muto of the spheres" of the medieval astronomers--which have been pussiing scientiata the world over,
For there are "object" in the universe, beyond the range of optical
which telescopes, emit strange, intense radio waves.
Even after years of palastak- ing study only a few of these objects have been identified.
CRAB NEBULA
A few of them lie in the Milky Way system of stars of which the man is a member, within what the astronomore of today call "local" reaches.
One of these strong, yet in- visible, sources of radio waves is the crab nebula, thru gaseous remnants of a stur which was soon to explode by Chinese astronomers over ព thousand years ago."
Even today no CELO nowa why thene remains, and two iza the Milky Way. others
enerate
radio
Not Infrequently the chief of a imperialism
war everything that we have diplomalle mission in Peking The condemnation is epitomised accomplished to date will be can be emmoned for consulta in the form of the Govertiment
nt 4 mm. and And that or ruling Capitalist clique of the And again, during cities of United States never the American military and economic American people' as such, polley: "Properly thought-out
Bitter things are sald
economie co-operation between written about the United States the Capitalist and Communist A great houding which in itself countries could substantially Like all workers except those scans almost sacrilegious in the stabilise the
economies of the quiet of the gardens of the Tem- Copitalist countries and advance on the land, they have an eight-hour day and a ple of Heaven in Peking pin reconstruction and development six-day week, exclusive of meal points on a znizral American Alf hours. But such is the fervour and Naval bases on Taiwan and for work that no one I met pledges that China will liberate after talking to all manner reliable data has begun to be appeared to give the slightest Taiwan from the Americans aa thought to adhering to such duty | "Taiwan is China." schedules.
such ostensibly
Superficially it might seern
Encircle
in the Socialist countries."
I
strong emissions.
Most of these "radio stars” de far beyond the Milky Way and it is only in recent yours that
compiled on these pheromeria.
One strong radio-wave sounde Was recently ascribed to collision of
Gimo Warns Japanese Premier
Peking's Flag In Trade Fair
Tokyo, Mar. 12. Generalissimo" Chiang Kai- shek today warned Japan's Premier, Mr Noburuke Kishi, that ho would harm friendly relations. with Formosa by allowing the Peking Delegation to fly thair flag over # trade mission in Tokyo.
Mr Kishi loid reporters to- night he had just received the warning in a personal cable.
Japan recognises Talpel but has concluded an unofficial £70,000,000 trade part with Peking.
to
pasa these commenta on
people during a 12-day visit to China. Some day. perhaps. American correspondents them-
Ja Under the agreement a Pelsing selves will be admitted to China.
is expected two vast spiral trade micsion and report on the Chinese view- thet Chinese Communist The United States is accused point towards their country and galaxies containing thousands of establish itself in Tokyo, The question of whether the Com- leaders must be in a vacuum of trying to encircle the Com-
on the development there of a millions of stars.
But it was so long ago and munist flag should be hoisted regarding the day-to-day oo munist countries, of stimulating huge, disciplined workers' stale.
Hght and over the mission kna been currences of the outside world,
war tear so that its armament But the Chinese insist that will far away that the which have little or no place industries will buoy up Its never happen until an equal radio waves have taken 200 hotly debated in Tokyo this
wick. in press or radio. But by economy, and of giving old to
number o: Chinese correspond- million years to reach earth.
It all happened nearly at the of intelligently com under-developed countries only ents are admitted to the United
limit of the range of modern made fairs in Japan this year, Poking is also to hold two plied news digesta, based fa
to create markets for its own States,
optical the main on monitoring all goods,
Equality
scientists here confidently pre 1 was announced today. One available radio and news Britain, too, is criticised for
diet that their 250-foot diame- will open in Negoya in Septem Bouroca and scrutinising the behaving like a satellite of the
ter radio telescope will be able ber and the other in Fukuoka
means
world's dally press, they best informed current met.
Throughout all the many dis
telescopes but
the
and periodion United States in all matters eussions of international re- to penetrate much further Into in November-Router. are among the relating to China, and for iations that I had, runs this
Individuals on permitting "Americans and undeviating theme of absolute bearing on the very origins of
space
zd make diovertes
equality and reciprocity.
the universe. Leathers frankly admit that
Commenting on the future, China 19 short of foreign currency, a "backward country Professor Lovell said: "Our pro and advocate barter deals as theme la full of exciting posel- basis of foreign trade, but assert Blities"-China Mall Special. that in no circumstances wouk)
"You would sey: well, now we have got these problems. and now that we've made some
The world outside, scen China." progress, let the rest of it be through these digest cannot handed on to the forelda appear other than topsy-turvy secretaries or the ambassadorB." when compared with the
they accept any outside aid to accounts of the always correct
that I have others to take advantage of Hongkong as a base to carry out detivities which are hostile to But in the face of alt this one of the highest Communists in the tard said carnestly
what we want in China for the survival of our develop
Through ment plan is pesce,
“And that, I think, is one of and unised Communist bloc. the points at Issue between the Capitalism Bed its hand-maiden
Survey On Death-
EMPLOYERS & PROFESSIONAL MEN TOP LIST
London, Mar. 13. GOVERNMENT report on death today revealed that professional men and am- ployers suffer the heaviest burden of mortality, High death rates were also noted aro pablons, botollers stid, barmen with cirrhosis of the liver listed na one of the chief exuram. The survey, prepared by the registrar- general, ranged over deaths among mensgod between 20 and. 01 In England and Wales during 1945«1953, -,**
Bullde among men was commodniast' in the professłona and simong the udskilled miscopibło to coronary dietsaca, with Roman Cathollo priests having oven grusier, risks of heari
There was also a significant mauber of deaths from coronary disease and solde sinong authors, Journällate and publisista,
Bookniskers showed a high mortality, from hypertension, tuberculosis, bang pasumonds. asjadenai ateers, and suicide.
wad, an -- Increased, mortality · from There cancer of the Jung, horsmola muŭ oorophagus among dockers, who alsa had a high death rato" from tuberculosis.
"Printers and book binders ́have an Ɛap-
·parently high death rate from leukaemis for which it is difficult, to MÁKRDEÍ A CRUno,” the report said.
But farmers and farm: labourers gereerally bad low niortality rates-Chins Malf Spool.i.
which strings were attached,
build up their Struggling to own industries through a series of ambitious five-year plans. they have selected Britain as the industrial nation whone output must be ourpamod, although by
Appeals In Malaya
Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 12.
No Special Stamp For Fuchs
London, Mor, ' 12. Britain's Postmaster-General, Mr Ernest Marples, today.
Fe-
of
Arrangements have been made jooted a rostion in the House the target date of 1972 their for appeals to the King of of Commons for the issue of a population will be 10 times that Malayn against Malayan Supreme Apoelal stamp to commemorate of Britain.
Court decisions to be referred the trans-Antarctic journey Workers are exhorted towards to the Privy Council in Britain. Dr Vivian Fuchs this goal by posters prominently A bill to this effect will ba
Mr Marples sald if the post displayed in factories. Typical introduced at a sitting of the office singled out every achieve- are "the 1972 goal for Chino is Malayan legislative council next meat, such as climbing Mount
Reuter.
where to stop.
Answering further questions,
Farm Attackedheld the principle in deciding
Was to
40 million tons of steel (eight week, and taken through all Everest or ramming a mile in fou* - times current output) equalling stages on certificated of urgency, minutes, it would not know catimated British production," (current British stosi production of 21 is at shantial rude million tons) and "workers of this factory' shall resolutely co-
rolain the designs complish their, avowed task in
bend as the basie monarch's Beirut Mar. 12, the Amt quaster of 1956 "PILOTE from 144,000 working bours wo
Railers today dywansited a feature and occasionally to special stamps to mark shall produce three medium-large farm at Homeiri on the famous
two tntines,
concurrent events of outstanding largo Syrian border,· causing turbines, atio high-poweredderable damage. The terror algulficance and notably royal or anniversaries, China Into escaped
Byria, posta!
Mell Special specialised turbine."
(Coufianed on Pigo 5, Qui. 3) Trance-Presso.
sized