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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1959.
Malayan Alliance Threatened
CHINESE
MAY SPLIT
PARTY
Kuala Lumpur, July 9. The Malayan Chinese Association today an- nounced that it could split the Government Alliance Party on the eve of the Malayan general elections.
The Association, a partner in the Alliaher, sald It wonted to contest 40 of the 104 sents where Alliance
will be men standing in the August 10 par- Hanentary election.
The national council of the Alliance--which nino coundsta ola Malay and an Intian branch-meels LOPHOTOW -to consider the ernekal division of nominations.
Consider Action
Your Pung How. publiefty chief of the Malayan Chinese Association, said after a meeting today: "1 we do not get the allocation of death requested wo all have to consider whether to khi the circlan under the Alliance banner
or on our own."
Political observers say n.com- piele break
the Alliance In would go a long way in decidlyt the Government's
poll.
fate at the
In recent stato elections. Chinese supporters of the Alliance were a decisive factur In some areas against Kliff
opposition parties.-euter.
BRITISH BOY BUILDS SPACE ROCKET
It took him nine months to build... It cost him £3. Schoolboy Peter Fluncy of Pinner, Middlesex,
han balita 5ft beelle-carrylug space rocket. Says the 15- year-old who falled his 11-plus exam a few years ago and Is now the war selence pupil at a secondary modern School: "It is my own design completely." The rucket is made of ajdrinium and tin plate, Sova 1 wit be launched with a real live beetle (doped before take-off) side. The racket is expected to coach 2,000 ft. Then, says Peler; "A motor will blow off the nose cone, another will blow off the beetle container and parachutes will bring them both back to carthy,"
Odd Catch Soviet Deputy
Jacksonville, Fla., July 9. 1. C. Christopher, a shrimp fisherman, sald the owner may have the 10-horsepower out- board motor he "eaught" yester day, If he'll pay the US$75 damage it did tỏ his nets.—UTI,
No Control
Sydney, July 0.
John Thomas Lund was Aned
$50 yesterday for riding £
position to control it.
Premier Booed
Chicago, July 9
A crowd of about 500 people booed Soviet First
BODY RECOVERED Protest March
Old Swiss Alps Drama Recalled
Swing
Zurich, July 9.
guides mountain today descended the perllous north face of the 12,000-foot Eiger Moun- Lain and retrieved the body of an Italian moun- tancer, Stefand Longhi,
In The Saar Against Prices
Saarbruecken, July 9.
Thousands of workers marched through the Saar towns of Dillingen and Merzig today in pro- test against what they called unfair prices since the change-over from French francs to West German marks last weekend.
PROGRAMME
which had been hanging ON JAPANESE
from a rope near the top
for two years.
DI
The operation recalled one
Switzerland's greatest moun- faltbering dramus. in which Longbl. 44, and his com panion, 29-year-old Claudio Corti, vero caught on the The
mountainside in a tremendous Alpine storm in August 1957.
NARROW LEDGE
They reached a narrow ledge where they remained unfil rescuers, working in atrocious weather, succeeded in letting down a guide by cable from The summit.
CONQUEST POSTPONED
London, July 9. British Droadcasting Corporation had decided to postpone the opening of the fetarition defies en Japanese conquest in the Pacific aroa until after the visit to England of the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Kishi.
Earlier rast workers in the Snor took part in a one-hour strike which brought trams and some steelworks to a standstill.
The Saar section of the West German Trade Union Federation called the strike after Sher- landers'
some protests that
shopkeeper had changed their prices at a rate of 100 francs to ant mark Instead of the official rate of 117 francs to the mark.
Banners
In billingen, – 4,808, steel- workers marched through the hidin trei ebrrying, Banners protestlig krafist the new pétées.
loudspeakers to tell the crowds: In Mérzig, demonstrothes used "Buy in Saarburg and in Trier. it is cheaper there than here," and asked "where is the German
economic miracle?"
the
A BBC ant.buncement tonight
Dr Heinrich Deist, economie bald 11 was not appreciated at Cort was pulled to safety, but the time the series was put into expert of the Social-Democratic
Longhi, whe had become very the programine
main opposition 1st that it Party, weak.
the slipped off the ledge would clash with Mr Kishi's group in
West German. and remained hanging from visit,
Bundestag (lower house) today his rope which
urged Professor Ludwig Erhard, was caught
A spokesman added that the
the fast in the rociss
West German Economic postponement was a BBC deci-Minister, to taise For two
measures to days ho hung there sion entirely and there was no avoid social unrest. alive, and during brief open outside pressure brought to ings in the bad weather he bear on the organisation. was seen waving.
the The serios, "Crusade in Pacifle," deals with the Japanesu war in Asia from the conquest of Manchuria in 1931 until the end of World War II,
the
World attention was focussed on the mountaineer. But on third day he zonde no movement. arxl
Was pre- sumed dead Today three men were slowly
let 1,100
feet down the rock fuco to the budy by steel cable on winches from the summit. They cut the body free from the nylon rope and put it in a bag to be hauled back the top of the face.
DISAPPEARED
Two Germans who were mak→ Ing n ascent of the Elger face at the same time as
Deputy Premier Frol Koslov outside Chicago's Longhi and Corti, and at one
city hall today while 15 pickets brandished slogans.
"Will the bost to the Queen | Anuslas Mikoyan here in
motorcycle while not in R (Elzabeth of Britain) shake January, today's crowd was hands with a killer?" demanded chicny made up of former East
slogan as the Poller said Lund was drink- | one
Russian Europeans. ing from a bottle of milk in one ender went into the City Hall
"Free Communist slaves" and
defee!
HOW, hand, combing his hair with the to be greeted by Mayor Richard "Kuslov,
any other band, and steering the Doley.
Chicago policeman will help motorcycle with his body.
in-you, don't take a chance un your បរ,
own liquidation," the signs read. -Reuter.
Like those who shouted sults at First Deputy Premier
A British Crossword Puzzle
2
4
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16
17
TO
23
124
26
ACROSS
1 Undering (0),
6 Honoured ladies (5):
8 Retrain (8).
O Money box (0).
10 Ben is a playwright (6),
11 Soak in fresh water (5).
12 River (4)..
13 Incensed (5).
16 Acquires a fresh tenant (0).
18 Worship (8),
20 Prawns may be in It (5).
22 A big blow (4).
23 Woulty gresel (5).
20 Stage show which sounds
like a military one (8).
20 Bank official who can't keep
a secret? (0)
27 Take the wheel (6).
20 The heights of Sodan (5).
29 Pickled (0),
16
17
22
DOWN
1 State carriaget (8).
2 Flattery (4, 4).
3 Make a declaration (4).
More Visits For British Army Children
London, July 9.- The War Office announc od today that children of regular British Army per senna! serving oversos would now be allowed ---- subject to certain condi tlans to visit their par- onls at government expende once a year.
Previously, children were allowed only one fres visit during the whole of an overneas tour.
The OVOTOCAR stations must be those which permit families to be with thole men-China Mall Special.
stage caught up with the two Itallans, later disappeared and were never seen again.- Reuler.
Notts Chief Constable Suspended
Su#-
Nottingham, July 9. Nottingham's Chief Con- stable, 65-year-old Cap- tain Popkess, was pended from duty at mid- night last night by the city's Watch Committee.
This followed
a three-hour meeting of the committee nt which Captain Popless, refused to disclose the contents of a Scotland Yerd report on two печа and the secretary of Nottingham Labour Party.
the
The three men visited Zeias firm in East German/ inst November, where they studied a planetarium which the cify was then thinking of buy- Hing.
ALLEGATIONS
Unfortunate Later, South
Dallas, July 9,
steints" VOTEY Captain Popkeso called in Scot- Land Yard bea investigate
A double-feature billed on allegations against the three
the marque
of a local movie
house reads:
"It happened ZuRpoint." UPI.
to Jant, AL
men arising from the East GET- Įmon trip.
At two meetings of the Watch Cammitice, the Chief Constable refused to disclose what Scol- arguing
Maker of herness parta (Liquor Profit For AA and reported,
5 They are sometimes
chains. (7).
but not one of this kind! (0).
7 The chosen (5).
14 Goes into battle mainly
n king of old (0).
16 Made beloved (é).
10 Thay rise steeply,
particu
*larly in November (7),
17 Inferior priests (7).
19 Into which obsoleto things
falt (0).
21 Lustro in the London suburbs
(B).
24 Emperor of Reno? :(X),
YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Crib, 7. Madam, and Inch, 10 Jolting, 11 Edge, 16 Inner, 18 Onus, 19 Eme, 2t Dress, 23 Ugly, 23. Emoy, 26 EI-SA, 29 Eel-trap, 30 Nods,
31 Mimi, 32 Harkis, 53 Lini. Down: 1 Jacob, z Ratting, 4 Range,
27
a Brat, Blog, & Inhay 11 In tung 18 Defy, 14 Even, 16 Regal, 17 Adre, 18 bits, 20 Fly-trap, 22 Vões; 24. Sedan, 25 Bandy, Lald (rav), 28 Aail.
Clinton, NC., July 9.
that it was a criminal, not a city matter.
T10 Jocal chapter of Last night, the committee, on Alcoholics Anonymous received a 7-8 volo decided to suspend eat from the local State-owned due to retire in qve months' a US$300 cheque today, the pro- the Chief Constable who was
liquor store.--UPI.
time-China Mall Special.
HERTER
OPTIMISTIC
ABOUT MIDDLE EAST
Washington, July 9.
R Christian Herter, the US.
Secretary of State, told
鼗
prees conferenes today that
hq was optimistic about the
altuation in the Biddo, Elist.
Ho said that the situation was be-.
coming more normal.
Не
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also said that the thifod States was maintaining on attlluda of friendliness and hopefulnéry, for its relations with Iraq and the Unlied Arau fepubile and hoped that they would become better. Reuter.
A warning was issued in ad- vanco pubilelty that it was "not n series that suitable for the
vous or the
very young."-- Reuter,
Dark Shadow
Dr Deist described the Saar situation as "a dark shadow on the economic reunification" of the Baar with West Germany.
An extraordinary meeting of the Saar Ministerial Counell hos been called.Reuter,
Atlas-Stores Type 3793 W 700.
Something
Missing
Baytown, Texas, July D.
A néighbour, presubied
thent
slip of the Booounted
the
today
message she recélvéd from Mrs Jack Bridges, who is attending a "Baptist Church meeting in Nów Mexico.
Tho posteata stad: “Everybody says hill. We mine you.”...UFI..
Pago
Envoy's Son Dies In
Plane
Calcutta, July 0. Maung Than Lwin, 15-year- old son of Burmem Ambassador designate to the U.S. today died of a heart attack aboard the aircraft shortly after its take off from Karach!,
Lwin was accompanying bla father and family to Rangoon,
The family were due to spend a few days in Rangoon before the Ambassador takes up his assignment.
They disembarked at Dum Dum aliport here and the boy's body, will be kept in Calcutta hospital morgue for the night. -Router.
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