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PON AMBERGAN
Comment U.N. CYPRUS RESOLUTION Australia
Of The Mexican Move
Day
Red Books
HERE were
titters
laughter last year
Peking
of
when
Adopted Without Veto
Malaya accused Peking of trying to turn Confucius into a commissar. But be hind the jibe was a feeling The of serious concorn at the deliberate distortions of original Chinese classiés made by lishers, conform Communist ideas. Theso books were entering the Federation at a growing and alarming rate. A little later these tainted classics were banned and the order
Inter
of two
Thailand
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to
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United Nations, Dec. 5. United Nations' General Assembly climaxed an extraordinary debate on the strategic Mediterranean island of Cyprus today by agreeing without a veto a Mexican resolution "demo- calling for continued efforts to reach a cratic and just solution,”
Last night, after a week and n half of this sesalon's most outspoken debate,
the Assem
It
bly's main political committee approved a much-loaded Iranian was followed almost a year solution calling for a conference
the by
banning Chinese of Britain, Greece, Turkey and loent
representatives. Cypriot newspapers and imported suggested that the Governments news and features from the and personalities- an indirect China News Service.
Invitation for Nato participa- called in ir the and Singapore tion-be
taken now
similar principle is agreed. Since the con- solidation of Communist power in China the exlatence of overseas Chinese com- munities in Southeast Asia to 11 --numbering 10 million has provided ready-made outlet for what State- in now
n fully centralised organisation for Communist propaganda. This state of affairs has been growing worse. Singapore alone,
with ita large Chinese population had been importing from China more than a million copies a month of various publications. And by 1956, Chinese-book production-had- expatided to 10 times the
peak prewar
figure
There is also little doubt
21
Macmillan Appeals For Free Trade Area
the Bul
mustered measure only a 31-vote, with 28 corn- This was tur tries abstaining. short of the two-thirds majority required for Anal approval by the parent General Assembly.
Juno
Resumes Barrage Batting
Rubbish Rocket II Moon Prepared For Shoot
Cape Canaveral, Dec. 5.
Brisbane, Dec. 6.
Hurled At Colin McDonald, have over-
Gunboat
London, Dec. 5.
The Army pumped fuel into its tall Juno 11 moon rocket today and the chances appeared excellent for blast off early tomorrow in the nation's fourth attempt to reach. The crow of a British trawler the rim of the moon. *
ROMMEL'S
NIGHT
JAUNTS
after
Shortly
noon, "no smaking signs were put up in the launching okea around the nicon bird und the conreic firing pad was cleared of all for not required personnel fuelling.
A
Yorkshire
Vicar Unfrocked
York, Dec. 5.
If present plans are followed, the June It probably will be ared sometime tomorrow. three-day period of clase can- earth and junction between The Bi-nation committee also
moon begins tonight. The moon Montreal, Dec. 5.
Will carry a small, rejected, amid wholesale abaten
Manhol Colom-Flold
Rommel's rocket
deikutely-instrumented payload tions by its members,
calling for a former chauffour claimed which the Army hopes will sim The Archbishop of York, Dr blan resolution
committee to
hero he ofton drove the past the moon and become a UN, good offices
satellite make an on-the-spot investi-
Gorman. Commander permanent, man-made gation. The vote
17-175
through the British Hinos at the sun. {1:e)
countries forty-seven
The weather, always an im- roconnaissanco trips)
in firing any Abstained.
vortant factor during the Western Desert missile from the Cape, was ex- War of 1940-42,
pected to be favourable. The forecast was clear and cool.
on
Rejected
Was
on
Kari Knoebler, now living in told a local Grafton, Ontario, club last night that Rommel was, Bnest man I have served."
Knoebler lost
Launching Near
A. M. Ramsey, has de- posed from Holy Orders the Rev. John Stokes former. Vicar of the an. cient Yorkshire market town of Malton, it was announced today.
shouted and threw rubbish at the Icelandic gunboat Aegir in a now incident in the Icelandic fishing area, it was allogod here today, The admiralty reported that the gunboat had sent a message jo Royal Navy ships protecting British trawlers in the disputed
night, took six off Brian Statham's first over aS play resumed in the first Test match between Eng- land and Australia here today in sunny but very hot weather.
This brought the Australian scoro-eight without loss over- night to 14 without lows in reply to England's first innings total of 134.
Burke, three overnight, scored two off Lander to bring his overnight score of three to five.
virtually With
ZIKY treezo, Lander was not moving the ball The gunboot's message sald 1. much in the air or off the pitch. that when they were alongside the trawler, Northern Pride, the crew "screamed and throw dirt and scraps.
second over he
ta suc
After three overs Australia had brought their cere to 21, of which Statham had yielded 13 and Loader 8.
In Londer's WIDE BERTH Commander Barry Anderson, was co-balled twice
of
frst sent to the tho Fishery cession-tho Commodore
by McDonald and Protection Squadron, told the boundary Aegir that the trawler probably the other producing a single. thought the was going to At 20 Bucko gave'a diflcult attack her and suggested that chance off Loader's last ball but In futuro she should give all Bailey, did not quite get to the
ball. British ships "a wider berth.".
Then McDonald popped up a Britain is opposing Iceland's
Statham-but from attempts to extend her no snorter Ashing ban from three to 12 where there was no fielder.
Al 30 Baller replaced Loader coasts. Chinn
and Burke promptly got him
two, when
rested away for Loader's figures were 3-0-13-0, But he came back for Statham after two.overs,, 4
Wernher von Braun, German- At the same time 20-year-old HE LONGS
ab arın
in
when I
Im- truck Tobruk mediately behind Rommel's cor was hit by a British shell and Rummel
Then it rejected 22-11, a Bel- gian draft calling for an end to terrorism in Cyprus and recom- mending rerumption of negotia-the
the island's future. tions Forty-eight countries abstained,
Thus the plenary Assembly met today with little prospect that it could pass any resolution which Eastbourne, Dec. 5.
could Influence the three-way Prime Minister Harold Mac- nght about Cyprus among Bri-exploded.
millan called tonight for atain, Turkey and Grecce.
Free European
Trade Last night and today, con Area "on which depends sultations went on with the re
was selected the life and strength of sult that Mexico
to revive a resolutlari approved Europe, both political and by the Assembly on February economic,"
26, 1957. The measure declares that the Assembly:
He spoke there tonight ata dinner ending the doll r exort
continued efforts
will be made
that the lavishly illustrated ¦ conference which also heard an "Expresses its confidence that] periodicals produced in address by U.S. Amassador China and sold at such low John Hay Whitney. cast are subsidised at all levels.
by the parties to reach a peace- ful, democratic and just solu- in accordance with tho Macmillua's address followed thun a Goverment auntuncement in Charter of the United Nations." Diplomats calculated that that the The campaign to spread Com-London e.rier today
seriously object munist ideas in Southenet ministerial commitee of the 17 nobody could
nation Organisat.cn for Euro- to that sentiment. Nobody did Asia through these channels.
Ecccomic Conference U.P.I. with the assistance of local
would meet $0017 in
European Free Trade
pexi
(OEFC)
organinations and sup hopes of ironing out differences
porters, goes far beyond | on"
reasonable antisfaction of Area.
the linguistic needs of over-
members
TRYING
OEEC trying
Family Travel Ban Lifted
Ani- the
Bens Chinese. What South- Britain and other east Asia la experiencing in
have been deliberato
London, Dec. 6. attempt at to get the six European com-
Mr Harold Macmillan, the "intervention or interference inunity nations France, Italy.
Prime Minister, Belgium, the British Germany. West affairs of in the internal
Luxembourg nounced yesterday that and Netherlands from another country"
plan into
Government had decided to lift which all who signed the to expand the
the ban on service family travel final Bandung communique broad European Free Area.
Macmillan said the UK, would to Cyprus. agreed to abstain. And this "not abandon hope of find "We shall get as many familles is what has prompted the ing a truly European solution to as possible out by Christmas, but three governments to cut off the problem and preventing a, I am afraid it will be some time Peking's main pipeline of further division of an already before all the eligible familles subversion.
divided Europe."--UP.L
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Mr Stokes, 44, resigned his miles off her An almost certain sign that! ever the launching was near was the living last June when he dis- Mall Special.
on the Cape of Dr appeared from Malton. presence born Army missile scientist who typist Ann Johnson, a member
on special oc- of his congregation, diso left. visits here only ensionis.
Forchligh, moon Dr. Jack rocket. project chief for the Jet Propulsion Laboratories (JPL) He said Rommel Uked the at Pasadena, California, has been British. Two years before the in the area to several days. Second World War broka dut •If all goes well the lonely Rommel
advocated that journey to the vicinity of the Germany alig herself with Briemoon by the Army prone vehicle tain, and the United States to is expected to take about 93 hours. The prote vehicle itself defeat. Russia-Reuter.
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CHAMPAGNE CONTROVERSY
Paris, Dec. 5.
AND QUIET
London, Dec. 6.
A Labour member of Parla- ment, Mr Geoffrey de Freitas, sald today he often. Jotias för the "peace and quielt of London when in his constiftency in the ancient Cathedral city of Lin- coin or at his home in the pa
The first hour today producod 33 runs to bring Australia's total 'to 41, of which McDonald had made 28. and Burke 18.
CD Reuter.
STOP PRESS
cient külvarally town or C TEST LATEST
bridge.
This was because of the noise of jet aircraft, chiefly military. He and other members were The "champagne controversy" entered a now phase today, complaining about the noise whon. French customs officials made by military planda using turned back shipment of airfields around the country-
aside.China Mall Speelal, "Spanish Chompagne" and spokesman for the French Champagne industry called for action on "the governmental and diplomatic level."
Colonial Aid
Stockholm, Dec. 5. The Swedish Academy issued communique today, stating The Mayors of Ove Lancashire that the fact that Soviet author,
London, Dec. 5. Both Conservative and La- cutton towns-Blackburn, Burn-Boris Pasternak, had refused the
Literature, The controversy was touched bour members Frossed the gov ley, Bolton, Oldham crid Tod- Nobel Prize morden met at Blackburn to awarded him this year, "In no off last November 24, when a day to consider what further way altered the validity of this British court ruled that it was enment in the House of Com- action they might take to ob- distinction.”.
not legal for battles of Spanish mons yesterday to extend the be labelled activities of the Colonial Deve- Academy said that a sparkling wine to The tain Government assistance for
lopment Corporation. the Nobel Prize giving cere "Champagne".
The Prime Minister, Mr Harold the textile trade.
About 30 help cotton" peti- many on December 10, the per- the of
Customs oficials in Perpignan, Macmillan, told them however been launched, but manent tions have
Academy, Anders Oesterling, southern France, confirmed that that when colonies became in- not all have been completed.
different at- Today's meeting decided to would read a brief message they refused to pass some 1,000 dependent countries within the
that the Swedish botiles of "Spanish Champagne Commonwealth,
for shipment across rangements should be made for advise towns to try to expedite saying their potitions so that as many Academy noted with regret that destined
They sold Kiving them assistance-China ossible might be submitted it would not be possible to hand France to Britain.
Nobel Prize for they recognise only "French Mali Special. to Parliament before the Christ- over the
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Chicago Buries Its School Fire Dead
Chiengo, Dec. 5. HICAGO buried its school fire dead today.
Solemn last rites were held for the children who died on Monday in the dreadful pyru of
Archbishop
ac-
Archbishop Meyer was united in their bereavement la altar on the black and purple-
companied by Francis Cardinal a Mass service at Northwest draped stage.
Spellman of New York, who sat Armory. They sat, red-eyed
on a throne on the stage. The and weeping, s
Immediately behind them were Albert G. Meyor intoned the the parents who sent their child Moot Rev. Raymond P. Willinger, ren trooping off to the parochlai Auxillary Bishop of Chicago who Roman Cathole Requlan Mass.
elementary school on Monday only. last month qfficiated at cen- and Avent to the Cook County firmation of many of the child- ren, delivered the sermon.m Morgue to claim thele dumne ravaged bodies on Monday night. | U.P.I.
The caskets me white, some Our Lady of the Angels School. brunze, of varying sizes-stood in Families of 27 young victims two rows in front of a portable
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