An
CHINA'S
CALL FOR HOLY WAR FOR KASHMIR
Lahore, Aug. 24. all-party conference meeting here to discuss the Kashmir problem to. day called for a holy war for Kashmir.
A resolution approved by
sukl
vjew "ER delegates
re-
the
of Indian intransigeuner in
all Joeling
altempts at peaceful settlement of
only Kogomir problem in the sanction and instrument left for Uf the people securing to Jammu and Kashmly the right of self-determination."
SYMPATHISED
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1958.
VOICE GROWS
Pursuing Tough
Line In World Affairs?
London, Aug. 24.
China was seen by diplomatic observers here today as the enigma behind exchanges going on between the Western powers and the Soviet Union about a summit conference and an end to nuclear tests.
The West is now awaiting j
the
cir-
While Britain recognises Com. Morcow's reply to two recent munist China and has a diplo
In Peking, notes: one on Friday sald thematic mission
States recently United States and Britain will Unite:
a memorandum giving suspend nuclear tests for a year cultod
the Soviet Union agrees to fls reasons why it continued to talks on October 31 to negotiate refuse to recognise Peking. a permanent ininnational ban.
evident that, should It was 11010
the The other
yesterday Communist China attack urged the Soviet Union tu re- Quemoy Ur Matsu Islands, wuine preparations in Moscow Britain whik deprecating the for a summit conference.
use of force would feel less Observers believed Moscow direct concern than the United the was consulting Peking on these States, relation,
with issues. They based this view A further clash of Interests sympathised
concern the Geneva the March fe Kabir move-in the declation signed three might
Leader weeks ago by Mr Nikita Khru- conference Kashmiri
of scientists ment of Ghulam Abbas, and assured "all shelv and Man Tse-tung was East and West, which successful- ural and
material support" taken by many heir to demon- ly drew up a report on how to
strate China's powerful voice in police a ban on nuclear tests, for the movement.
It also urged the Pakistani the affairs of Government to take effective world. and speedy steps to give the fullest moral and nateraal, -up- meavement port to the fedran
In the me confarenze
in India Kandsmir."
the Communist
Tough Policy
from
to
Logically, in any world ban on tests there would have be control stations in Cuina with its vast expanses of space Th terlaration encouraged | and growing indindrial poten-
bebef, furthermore, Buk Bal, observers said.
bursting a tough To Triti in polley, it would
provisie no diflently to neg
The conterence was attended | Die by representatives of all Pair China was
Lan's political parties esrept the Poles in world affairs, and did paling Bepublies, and arlude 1 t want a suminio confereler, the A Tague, the njeri had not without is own califa 1114. th, the Considert:ispution. Government.
Some believed that A Khrushchev, W10 Wanted L commit conference, had had to CLOSED AVENUES Khai A. pavan Khan, Prefalt n ne with the Chines by
te
# # with the Chine tople of this sort, But the United States would face a problem in wheller it eenk segotiate with Pekin.
In Hongkong
Hacking and of his earlier arte- åde til The Sie lew beat to attend a summit meet
Another difference said!
Permin 11
· 1
ing of the Security Council.
non-adunksion to closed Jawaharlal Nehara
The difference
approach Mer Chrmal
WALA Patel Nations. It Pla howa.ds world igates between i Moog and Petang appeared belieged here (bal rompeltations It, and went a Men Free deye: to be sial penis would soon take place between inly way
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settlement of the Ka hindi poole
quendum, read it is the
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yesterday de
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dan in whuh over 20 we
underlande fologiste of honorburst on the
country eels
20
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stong governmunak.**
Qayum concluded by pealing to the nation to Hight for Kashmir, Patret-Presse,
ינווווון!
Ander the Kadutor question threported killed or wounded,
stabl. il
In Waringin, Mr Julin Foster
United Dulles, th
States Seeretary of State, warned that any Chinese Communist attack
isters would theval to the vence of the nt. But Moscow released a 19- ent sech by Mr Khrushelter in which the Soviet leader dis counted thre
DECLINES TO
Batin and the United States on whether to extend for at- other you the moratoriuma" 2 China ashission to le
Unit Saiores.
Each year, Britain has agreed with the Duked Stales, before sinpunt session of the te
Nations General Unite Assembly to block Communist China's admission to that body. Though Augh-Chinese reta-
by incans gut!-- Nons are Chinese employees
the of British enbassy In Peking have recently been arrested, while in Hongkong! there is friction over education und fishing--Britain wan understood to hold the view That eventually China will have Observers were watching for to be admitted to the United Atirei Gromyko, thee Soviet replier to the two Nations-Router. Soviet Foreign Minister, de- Westem nates, to see if they! clined to aswer reporters bore any sign of toughness re- questions when he arrived at sulting from autalions with
a Peking. the airport toniht to board
TALK
New York, Aug, 24.
other war.
kelthood of an
Watching
Scandinavian plan for Copen At the same time, observers said, China's solus as a world hagen.
Mr Grumyko was on his way power was expected to bring the into open out 'mkre home after attending the speriul emergency vssion of the United | differetext bolwe.n the afted "Nations General Assembly on States and Bedain over a China
the Middle Fast-Reuter.
10
I policy.
A British Crossword Puzzle
17
18
20
ACROSS
1 Back and lan material (8).
Bela on boats (5),
A great divide?
(0)
Make yourself heard (5),
10 Non-clerical (4).
12 nives (7).
15 Berry slono (5).
16 Hyphenated verve? (4).
17 Aulumnal ernah (4).)
19 Schoolboy punishment-(5).
26 and proposition for
schoolboy, maybe (7).
21 Consider (4).
23 Degin to show nervouRICS?
(5).
24 Mike know about ment
(0),
23 Keep the sun from (5).
28 Nothing to pay (0).
DOWN
114
Join the Söclúli:457, (4, 4). Rise and shine! (B).
3 She is not worth much (4),
5 Disregarded (8)..
6 Rolles on business coinbines
(0).
Drop of musle (5).
11 Two-pann'orth?" (6).
12 Sable, possibly, In, bundles
(5).
13 Sir Roger, perhaps, but not
de Coverley (8).
14 Walles unsteadily to the
slaughter-hoc. (3). '
18 A kpot of technical trouble?
(1, 5).
Bring up (as a atraggler may, do7) (4).
19
SATURDAY'S SOLUTION-Acmaz 3 Enpilan, 1 Part, 9 Ollete, 11 Fimployed, 13 Ally 10 Mustered, 18 Durailen, Leest, 21 Careless, 25' Conroles, 26 Klid: 27 Disperse Blows: 3 Apse, 2 Trap, Ruby, 5 Prod, Ideal, 7 Needy, Ouzel, 10 Sewer, 12 Mous, 14 Llores, 10 Rural, 17 Dates, 10 Leeld, 20 Nines, 21 Cole, 22 Heds, 23 Erin, 24 | Bide,
PEACE-MAKING MISSION TO MIDDLE EAST
United Nations, Aug. 25.
Mir
Indian Village Flooded
MATCHED mud huts seen under water during the recent floods in the north- castern corner of Rajasthan, India. The water, which might take two months to drain off, has completely isolated the village, and the only means of transport are the boats. The villago looks deserted because the inhabitants have been evacuated to safer and higher places.-Keystone Photo,
Russia's Challenge
To Western Naval Supremacy
London, Aug. 24.
Russia is building up powerful submarine striking forces
vessels a
year in a at the rate of about 100 new massive challenge to Western naval supremacy in the Mediterranean and the Far East, intelligence sources said today.
Men Rob
Wild West
Style!
Ebbw Vale, Aug. 25. Thice mounted raiders with blackened faces rode in Wild West style out of the Welsh hills early yester day into the main street of Beaufort, a village near here.
While one stood
The sources said there Soviet undersen forces may soort plese a major threat to the UB. Sixth apd Seveath Fleets. They rula United that aithech the States apparently is alone in the nuclear submarku lield, te shéer weight of. numbers
Eavours Ilussia.
The Soviet Union, according
SEGREGATION BATTLE IN OKLAHOMA
to the best Western estimates, Sit-down Strikes
already has force of about 500 submarines. This is more Un Nazi Germany ever hid at the peak of Rs Work Wor If U-bost campaign and about irnes the size of the U-boat force with which Her started the war.
Bina
Intelligence
At Eating Spots
Oklahoma City, Aug. 24. The NAACP made a muss appeal to Oklahoma City ministers today to help crash segregation barriers and announced that a sit- down strike by Negro children at eating spots will resume tomorrow, Letter:: were sent to the every Oklahoma ministers of
PAKS-3
Prestige Is High U.S. Congress: One Of
The Most Fruitful In History
Washington, Aug. 24. Congressmen of both parties were congratulating themselves today, on the accomplishments of what may well come to be known as one of the most constructive Congresses in modern American history.
As the congressmen packed Alaska as the 49 state of thu their bags after the adjourn union
ment, In preparation for vach-
on trips or electoral campalgo
tours, political experts agreed
Bawowed the reciprocal
trade agreemeals uct for only a year 1650
that bipartisan co-operation had four year,
rarely been as effective, and the than the administration request- prestige of both houses as high, ed.
they were now.
The Republican predictions of political "cold war" between the Republican administration and the Democrat-controlled Congress, had not materialised, thuy.auld.
Fruitful
Denberat Sam speaker of the House
Granted: important aid, to the "Euratom"-European, Atomic Energy Community, and
Voted for an important [reorganisation' of the De- fence Department, reinforcing Its civilian leadership, and ceti- stralising its military, adminlștin-
on,
Rayburn, of R-
Much of the credit for the presentatives and one of the conspresa duccess, observers said. incult. respected congressional should go to Deraseratie Senuto vettrins, said recently that no leader Lyndon B. Johnson."
ession had been as fruitfui If the Democrats had a com- since the first day's ecoffretion-fortable_majority_in_the_house,
WRD mot the of former Democratle Presklent such Harry Truman's blasts against the Senate, where they held Republican "du-nothing the majority by only two votesa. Congress" Rayburn called the
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Just Unded Democratic 85th! Congress à "do-something Con- gregs,
Co-operation
case
Under these conditions, only To those who askep what, in close LU-operation between Incl. the congress cad done, ht Johnson and the Republican answer was ready. In the past minority lender William Know-
ught mouths, Congress;
land, and a spirit of bipartisan
shi was
promise, mate possible the
anlution of these construelive leyblative issues,
in
Renewed the military and eronanje foreign aid siru- Jgram by voting some 3,200 ml-
In fact, at the beginning, of lion dollars worth of credi | (althoug
som vise Congressional session, trafiliog er tann Elsenhower Jaanary, the Democratic strate, gists list by Johnson, had de- questedy.
cidest not to run the risk of, an | outright conflict with the White
Huuse.
Western intelligence <stimates Indiente the Russians now are rushing n subnurine construc- Dag Hammarskjold,
guard, the tjon prottramme at the rate of United Nations Secreathers smushed open a cigarette about 100 a year. The ultimate tary-General leaves by air machine outside the cofe of Soviel goal may be 1,000 or for Amman this evening Italian Antonio Carini. They tyen 1,200 submarines, Western City church today asking them
rcooped packets of cigaretex experts belleve.
to urge their congregations to on the first stage of yet to their pockets and galloped another Middle East off in the darkness.
give moral support to Integra- tion.
The
Youth Oklahoma City peace-making mission.
Council of the National Asso- slation for the advancement of coloured people scheduled
It will be the ninth visit the Secretary-General has made fo that part of the world in Witle mure than two years
SPOTTED
But they were apotted by Inn keeper Arthur Retallick who phoned the local police. Two Detectives jumped into n cor and raced after the thieves.
The Russians themselvis gave the West a pointed warning last week of the submarine menace they are building up.
Calvary Baptist Church to lay plans for tomorrow's effort. CHILDREN'S MARCH
★Authorised th
delivery
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of alomie supreka lo več-
Internal polities were to be re- tals of America's allto,
duerd tu il zninimum, and, under the constant reminder of Fought the recession home by creating new the Soviet "Sputniks". Congress was to tackle the tremendous challenge posed by Russia's At last voted the often-nilitary and textualcal advance.
at-France-Presse,
jobs.
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mother ship called | meeting tonight at the Negro MAJESTIC RESTAURANT (King's Road) at 9:30 p.m. subs and a down the Engilsh Channel on Wednesday right through the British radar tracking screens.
the The subs belonged to latest "W" class-1,500-ton craft three-inch armod with twin
and Kuns
anti-aircraft gunk
to
His plans were described to- day as "still tentative" bul he hopes to be in Geneva this coming week-end_for_the open- The chase went on for a mile
The night riders ing of the Atomic Conference and a half. The
to Beirut, were almost cought when one before going on Bagdad and Cairo. He has of them fell off his horse. But safif he may also Jerusalem.
to the back of Western
"drop into his buddy rode alongside and They have a range of up
swung him on said they his own horse. sources thought it would be at least two
weeks before Mr Hammarskjol
20,000 miles.-U.P.I.
would be able to report on the road, teapt a wall and vanish SKATE LEAVES
progress of his talks.
The raiders turned off the
into the hills.
said: "They
they rode
Under the terms of the Gen-
One detective crul Asembly resolution, un-
riders animously adopted last week, were fine ho is call on to make prae- bareback, Just like teal arrangements to maintain was."-Reuter. stability in Jordan and Lebars- nuts.-Reuter.
Painter Dies
Brey, Aug. 24. Mr. Paul Herry, the irish painter, died at his home here today in the Irish Republic.
Mr Henry, who was about 00 was well known for his paintings
a rodeo it
Iraq-China Diplomats
Bagdad, Aug, 24.
FOR OSLO
children's march began here last Tuesday at Kalz. drug company which yielded.
From there, they marched to the
Oklahoma Kress Store, City's largest variety shop.
The mabager served them Immediately.
On Friday, they took on the luncheonette at John A "Brown Co., Oklahoma's largest depart ment store.
to
On Saturday evening, after Bergen, Aug. 24. some
of afting, an 18 hours The US atomic sub Skate estimated 85 negro youths still which recully completed a
had not been served. journey under the North Pole, Mrs Clara Luper, adviser lett Bergen today after a 24-the NAACP Youth Council, sald hour visit for Oslo, where it is the children's efforts were expected to arrive tomorrow culmination of 16 months' plan- afternoon.
ning, and other cafes would be
the Iraq and China will ex
chunge ambasadors, Bagdad Radto announced today,
the
a Soho
A representative of the Ner-visited later.-U.P.. wegian Radiological control laboratory is travelling on
London, Aug. 24. 10 as far as Oslo submarine
Thieves who raided discuss safety measures' with its Club here today eceaper with
Commander James
£1,300
using The radio quoted the Iraq captain,
Bald gellgnite mixed with butter, to hibitions in New York, Boston, Foreign Ministry spokesman as Calvert, although Calvert
blown safe, China Madi source of the nowe.yesterday that precautions were Turonio, Park, Dublin, Belfast the
Special. very effective.-France-Presse, France-Presse, end, London-Reuter,
of trish landscapes. He held ex-
cash
Wife Won't Let Husband Go To The Moon!
Napics, Auz: 24. ATELLO Brochetti's hopes travelling to the moon of
U.S. rocket were aboard mugged today, His wile wen't Let him go, Sacctiett! wrote 's long letter ta President Eisenhower recent. ly volunteering, to serve as a member "abourd Sp200,crew
one of your animiles, rocket
or satellites."
The White House acknowledged receipt of bis offer in a brief form letter. The letter,
an Italian quicial ajd' today, flot Bacchelli's wife, Anna, to worrying. Shu Immeillafely' rtworled to Gov- enient red tape in an effort to block her husband's space- man drean.
Mr Sacchetti checked with ita ofBelals Naples Folice clatge of the passport depart- merit and found the follow- | A Ang rules:
A Halfan unband cannol go aboard without his wife's upproval. ofleas, however, Jays hot yet decided whether, the moon je "gbrand"
Each: Italian passport must Ist
the countries Whichi the bearer is entitled to virit; " JAW poller official said
by would have to be passed
parliament recognising the moon zu "authorised coun-
iry" before Sacobeiti
gel
could
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