THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1959.
NASSER RENEWS ATTACK AGAINST
ISRAEL
All Awaiting The Decisive Battle
Cairo, July 28. PRESIDENT Nasser today made his second
violent attack against Israel in 48 hours, de- claring: "We are all awaiting the decisive battle to get rid of Israel and the crime of its creation."
U.S. Delay On Boac Route Request Resented
Washington, July 28. RITAIN is getting im- United
BRITAIN
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States delay in ruling on
the
He told cheering pensanty at
lowi of Idina, car Alexandria, thug "if Israel or ny other country threatens to olety part of our territory we will admit such a threat.
"In 1974 we stoti victorious-
ly against tripartfle nggression.
1 can foreser what will happen Thew if Istuel cones alone."
'Illusions'
President Naster, who spoke for two hours at a fand distribution crremany, kald the so-called "glorious victories" of the Israeli army In the 1936 Final campaign were "illusions,"
He nimed the Israeli arms was bragged down for 100 hours by two hattions and lust 18 plans betare the Anglo-French intervention.
Egypt had unly 40 planes in the request by the Bri. operation at the time, but "main-
tained her
in the
domasation
tiah Overseas Airways" until the intervention, he Corporation to use Tokyo aliter
on round-the-world jel Rights, an embassy off- cial said today.
Mr Peter Garman, Commercial Minister at the Embassy, said: "The delay on this has simply beta too long,"
He made the statement after calling on Mr Thomas Mam. Secretary of the Assistant State for Economic Affairs. For two months the alter has been awalding_a Anal decising by Prorident Eisenhower.
SECRET REPORT
The President has before him a zerrel. report by the Civil Aeronautics Board which conducted an opon hearing on the case on April 28. Earlier
board April, o examiner recommended the Bone request to use Tokyo ba rofwved on the grounds it away loo much
United
Stater
in
would take
traffic from
airlines.
He repeated that the UAT av- cepted the "challenge" - ui Brigadier Moshe Dayan, former caeli Chief of Staff, who said recently that Israel should re-
tu
"hostility by hostility."
Dayan recently indicated that I should reoccupy the Sinal peninsula in relatiution for the
AR bun on permitting the ship Inge Toit to go through the canal.
The Danish ship carrying na Israel curge labelled, war goods by the UAR-has been blocked for several weeks.
Sparked Crisis
Much of his speech echoed his declarations at Alexandria on Sunday-Lize third anni. of Egypt's nationall- versary
Alion of tlie Bucz Canal-- when he said "all the Arabe want`a decisive battle."
Aswan dam Turning to the project which sparked off the trade Suez crisis when the West re- infused Egypt's demand for extra funds to Bnance Il-President theNasser said construction would the with girl later this year
Soviet loan and the help agains!
afd. Revenge from hndtechnical views and recommended the President the Suez Canal would also help to grant the British request,finance the project, he added. --Reuter.
Du! Bh
influential
magazine reported it had formation the Civil Aeronau- ties Board, as a result Amil hearing, had allowed Banc appeal examiner's
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11 Refreshments) (4).
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Long and winding? (8).
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27 Crackers For these? (4).
20 Learned men (7).
29 This rock is green (4).
30 Fruit tree (4).
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32 Spiv's address! (4).
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coming from
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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aerous: 1 Cygnet, B Scale, 3 Wince, Tloter, 10 Union, 11 Reups, 13 Oust, 13 Poser, 18 Rupert, 18 Neuter, 20 Legal, 22 RABC, 23, Texas, 26 Cameo, 20 Bandal; 27 Rufua, 20 Least, 29 Slodity. Down: 1 Corporal, 2 Grousing, 3 Ewer, Tire out, B Scupper, & Censor, 7 Loone 14 Stranded, 10 ASC-ally, 16 Rula out, 17 Peg-n-us, 19 Datore, 21 Evade, 24 Sashi
THE FAMOUS SITWELLS THOUSANDS
ATTEND LUNCHEON
Three members of the famous Sitwell family together at Foyles Literary Luncheon at the Dorches- ter in London. They are Dame Edith Sitwell, Mr Sacherevell Sitwell (standing) and Mr Osbert Sitwell (in wheel chair).-Central Press photo.
U.S. Army Radar
Can Distinguish Between Sexes
Washington, July 28.
The army announced development today of an ultra-sensitive radar which can spot "the slightest... movement” behind enemy lines and even distinguish between a walking man and
woman.
Plane Lands Safely On
Damaged Tyre
Charleston, &.C., July 28. A military air transport'ser- vice Super Constellation with 84 persons aboard circled Charleston alr force base for nearly five hours today before land- ing safely on a blown-out lyre.
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THOUSANDS CHEER NIXON
IN SIBERIA
Novosibirsk, USSR, July 28. Vice-President Richard M. Nixon arrived in once- forboding Siberia today and received the wildest acclamation to date of his Soviet tour.
NUDE SCENE
TO STAY IN BB's FILM
New York, July 28. A sequence showing Brigitte Bardot in the nude which had been cut out in the prints of "En Cas de Malheur" for American projection will be put back
An estimated 15,000 persons smiled, waved and cheered Mr Nixon and his wife OR
afternoon at arrival this Novosibirsk airport after from Leningrect and all
their the Aight
álong
the route into the centre of the city.
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And tonight more than Thousand happy Russians shouting "friendship and Prate"
the almost mobbed Nixons and their party when they attended a performance af the Ballet "Swan Lake," Linda of police locked arms to hold back the exuberant crowd.
The evening demonstration was the biggest of the day,
in the film following a re- Teen-agens, old men with long cent Supreme Court ruling beards and high boots, house- wives holding their children on obscenity, it was learn-high, and grandmothers milled ed today.
ainit together in thrung. Telm's English Wile พระ "Love is my Profession",
the buge
The cowd was so big and in such an obvious good mood that Eetworki Kingsley, President of the Nixons walked out on the the Kingsley International Ple step of the theatre during the tures Corporation distributli Brst Intermission. They found the Bardot film unat "Lady the Russians still waiting for Chatterley's Lover", said the thera.
New York Stato Flim Censor Bureau no longer objected showing of the entire Alm.
to
CENSOR'S DECISION
The Censor Bureau's decision was said to be based on a Su- preme Court decision siłowing {
mede the projection of a film from D. H. Lawrence's contro- vorsial "Lady Chullericy's Lover",
Bardot
Mr
"Speech, speech,
Vko- President," one young man cried oul.
Friendly Welcome
to and I want "My wife thank you people of Novosl-
for Lo birak
warm ană friendly welcome," Nixon re- plied.
"Before we came to Novost- birsk," Nixon went on, "W A sequence showing Brigitte were told that the east of the stepping out of ગ USSI and the wast ΟΙ the shower had been ordered cut
are similar. Censor Bureau. The United States by the
bring you greetings from the Bureau granted Kingsley's res President of the United States." quest int the sequsice by putUFI back into the Alm
A
Bureau opokesman cald A soflies crawling on
nuda seenes ground two miles away can not that frenceforth only be "seen" but "heard," the would not be consered as long
as they were not erotic. army said.
Nudity had been tolerated
Explaining how -0 radar operator can distinguish woman from a man by watch-ly in documentary s ing the blips on his radar scope,
spokesman sald urmy woman walks differently from a man and produers a different wayo on the radar.
an
Long Range
*THIN
New Formula development For Printing
.latest will provide the army with the only ground-to-ground radar which can detect moving tar- gels at such long range and which can operate in fog or darkness," the announcement said,
It said a reling tank, truck or Jeep can be seen 10 miles away. While the average distance for
The C-121, talhig off on a Gight to Kindley Field, Bermuda, spotting Mutelfer Ju typical blew the tyre on takeof. The Battle terrata hes been two plane carried a crew of eight miles, the army said that in une and 70 passengera.
test under Ideat conditions a The control tower saw the tyre walking soldier was seen 15 blow and radioed the pilot, Căpl.
miles away, Kenneth W. Schwoebel.
Sehwoebel clreled to burn up excess fuel and then landed antely after making several passes at the field.--UPI,
Church Cracked
Derby, July 28.
Swiftly Swcplojack Charles elimbed the 282-foot steeple of; St Alkmund's Church and re- ported a dangerous crack 42 Let from the top.
Church architect Bernard Widdowa said he knew about the sway but didn't feel it was because "we a publie danger estimate that it will crash onto the church nave," not the bear by highway-UPL
Settlement
Printing
A
London, July 28.
union lenders, who have made full re-employment condition for ending the six-week printing stoppage, were today asked to concede that some
firms or depart- twenty may not be able to re- open Immediately or at all.
Producers
London, July 28.
announced today the beglaning of rehearsal for a new play, starring Sarah Churchill, entitled "Night Life of a Virile Potato."-UPL
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The suggestion was made Each type of target "seen" by a back-to-work formula drawn the
radar new
protuces ti up by Lord Birkett, indepen- different sound and the army dent Chairman of Negotiations, said an experienced radar វាព could distinguish these rounds:
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It suggested that where work was no longer available, the firm could give notice or wages in leu of notice, Lo workers. buf there
dis- must be 110 crimination against Individuals. -Reuter,
The formula
studied separately by both sides before LO- Sounds made by a walking joint meeting expected soldier, the whistle of a lank, ihe shine of a truck or Jeep, the beat produced by a patrol and the "pulsating rumble Indicating soldiers in march- ing formation." The radar set consists of a shelter with simple portable controls and scopes and a re- motely placed antenna which
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New York, July 28. The National Audubon Society said yesterday that four volumes of congressional testimony m how to kill bugs had been found to contain ample proof of their importance.
The books were full of Ilve things," said Robert L. Burnaf, Public Relations Director.
identifled They've been
book lice.-UPI.
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Roped Bull
Atlana, July 28′′ Lieut-Col Mayard P. Booth, stationed at Fort McPherson, out-manned # gun-carrying only n rope and a jeep yester day.
Own Business squad of motorcycle police with
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San Pedro, Calif., July 20. A
vizibic above sign flourishing growth of weeds in front of a home here reads:
"To
one of my disgusted neighbours who won't mind his own business:
"I will clent the weeds when I am good and ready."--UPI,
The army oMeer, altracted by activity of the the curlous polleemen, learned a wild bull was loose. He had it roped and tied in five minutes, just the way he learned it, he said.
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TELESCOPE FOR STRATOSPHERE
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Washington, July 28. Astronomers expect to send
Into the 12-inch telescope stratosphere again early next out new in- month to my formation of how the sun rids italf of excess energy,
The first fight of the summer, At such a height the telescopo
11. on July took place The balloon reached a height of 81,600 fool. A television Ink helped scientists on the ground to point the telescope at the specific areas of the sun they wanted to examine.
is far above the turbulent layers of the atmosphere. This makes it possible to take pic= tures unmarred by the twink- the ling effects produced in lower atmosphere,—UPI,
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