THE CHINA MAIL,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1959.
Fage 5
NEW FREIGHTER FOR RAF
Chinese Infiltrate Into Kashmir
Argentine Army Feud Crisis
Buenos Aires, Sept. 3. A crisis caused by politicol
louds inside the Argentine. worsened tonight army when largo sections of the army announcod they would take orders only from the Commander-in- Chiot who was dismissod yesterday,
Ariennny at which the new C-in-C General Pedro Cas- tineiras. was have been sworn in was postponed without CX. planation after
Contander,
General
TIBETAN TOWNS
(USED AS
JUMP OFF BASES
New Delhi, Sept. 3.
Chinese Communist forces were today reported to he infiltrating into the Ladakh region in north- eastern Kashmir on the frontier with Tibet.
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said
Reports reaching here Iterations were taking
- plaer in the localilles of
Aksalchin, Chang Than and Haule
Too Many People
aneked
Carlos 40-
4
Tarza
Mattera, ad a minute interview with President Arturo Frondial.
T
garrisons at Cordabu City and at Bakla
Hinnica. vend biggest city in the Ar- and Rothe, the second, tira
the ith army divisions and
manauders of the sixth milit- the any brea, which controls Eouthern provinces, announceri They would take orders only from General Montero,
In The
World
Yark, Sept. 3. Advocating the universal use of no-cost birth control, an eminent scientist said hero today that the rapid in crease in the world popu- lation was leading mon- kind to "an extremely unpleasant crash."
Dr
of
The evening newspaper La Taxon
unconfirmed:
1. Harrison Matthews, reported
the rumours that group of young Director
Zoological any engineering school officers Society of London, wild the were setting up a "rebel guv-unnuut meeting of the British¦ *** So force the reap- Aruciation for the Advanceraent pament Geticral Montero, of Sciener be vin, zurprised that
-Beuter.
Army Post
Major
the
there were bishops willing to bles battleships, bombers and i troops before alle, but who condemne! Ulrth control,
It is dim:ult to believe that i
to
en-
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The reports said thas the: Chinese were using Tibetan
Templer Steps
lowns for their buses of opera- Down From Post
Ilon.
it was fearnt offeindly that
the Indian outpost of Laugjun
Field
raptured by the Chinese, was Templer,
hands, The withdrawn so
London, Sept. 3. Marshal Sir Gerald tosrawr
ComTM Iligh
has re- indesioner in Malaya,
the illuqished
of position Prim ! Colonel of the Federation Was
SCITE in Chinese Chinese have not far despite the repeated tests of the Indian Government. Itegiment of Malays, it ไปน
viltport was xelzed on August 25
Punounced here to-day.
The Commonwealth Relations ice said the sition had
In Bombay about 300 mem- hers of the right-wing Indian People's Party (Bharatiya Jan be taken over by Itis High
ess the of Perlis.
Sangh) lemonstrated
Chinese Consulate
outside to-
day against Chinese incursions
The appointment will run for three years.
The regment was formed In
Into Indian territory.
Pollen stopped procession | 1932, during the Field Marshal's 50 yards from the Consulate. 27-month tour Dt duty in The demonstrators sent Malayo, as a ley part of the urging plan lo.
local in- message to the Consul
expand the that China should apologize and tantry forces.-Reuter, pay compensation for damage caused by the "wrongful netjon."
AFP and Reuler,
China
Harms Own Cause
it is right to inflict indescribable } zulfering upon
pople, bist London, Sept. 3 avoid procreating tina to General Geostrey dure such horrors," he said, Misson, present eommander of i The lesson for mankind
British Arby's Fifth learn from the study of animals Division. Jus been appointed was that an uncontrolled in- Chief of Staff General Head- crvase In numbers inevitably que tera
Middle East built up to a crash. Land
Fores fvor next! Dr Harrison Matthews added Deruber, the War oflee an- that birth
be control should nueva today.
Invailable to all up low, or pre- į General Musion, aged 43. was ferably, no cust after a survey commander of Commonwealth had determined the best popula- | Mr ferees in Korcs in 1954 to 1955.tion density for each part of the -Reuter,
world-China Moil Special.
In Default
Gastonia, NC, Sept, 3.
When finance company
Lion Tamers
Pahn Springs, Calif, Sept. 3. Police were culled out yester possessed Willam Bolding's curday after a puse of teen-agers Bened with Rifles took off after euse of defaulted payments. Bolding fler sult for $109.50 to n mountain lion reported loose recover payments he had made. In the area,
When he found out that the
The police said they didt.'L company had also taken a quilt care about the llon but were top in the car, Bolding filled angin along to see that the additional
Indemnity Iteen-ager did't harm $50,000 Jull,--UPI.
other with their guns-UP!.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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at the back (5).
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14 Hearty drink? (7).
17 Withered (4)..
10 Got away with some cattle
(7),
20 Protective earthwork (7). 22 Not a written examination
(4).
23 How Scols treat bread? (7). 27.Get back at a price (0).
29 Topping feature of church
(B).
30 Model: an easy catch (8).
31 It seems doubtful if it will
take to the air? (0),
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2 Cried for a drink (5)..
3 New Zealander (5).
Wild anger, but very popular (4),
6 Popper! (G).
Cousins
Refuses To Budge
Blackpool, Sept. 3,
Que of Britain's most power- ful Inbour leaders today refusal to back down on his H-bomb challenge in the Labour Party leadership.
Frank Cousins, General Scere- tary of the giant Transport and General Workers Union, Inslated on allowing his H-bomb resolu-
New Delhi, Sept. 3. C. Rajagopalachari, tion to stand. The resolution India's elder statesman-repudiates official Labour policy
H-bomb he was the first Indinn on the
and party "ZX- Governor-General said eader Hugh Gaitskell's
Cousins today in a statement that uclear club plan.
refused to badge China was doing a "great] during a policy-making meet- disservice to the cause of log on the eve of the Trades peace" by her intrusions Union Cound! General Council
Congress, into Indian territory.
He said the Western powers particularly the United States
were
fo
"busy Arxius and rouse the prople of Asia to Alate of alam about China
"Alarm produces weakness and
not strength. We ought not to be led by the political Intralogy of the West Into preater dependence on their favoura,"
He said India
whole Stud for non-alignment and fully supported Mr Neiu in This Reater.
fix a
Danish Royal Ball
However, the TUC. Britain's overall Labour organisation, made it clear they would sub- due Cousing and his rebel at- tempt in the interests of pre- serving unity in the face of the expected general election It will oppose and outvate Cou- sins' resolution.-UPI.
Dalai Lama
Appeals To Envoys
Amsterdam
Red Light District Invaded
Amsterdam, Sept. 3. The red light district here was doing "business as usual" today because of a strange alliance between police and the men who live off prostitutes' carn- inge to beat the recent invasion of Leen-ago
without
Inox
gangs. Amsterdam had been
teen gongs longer than European capitals, but in re- vent months the "teddy boys" formed Into vielas คะ that have been attacking any- one who got in their way. Last week the Enodlems Bred of stirring up trouble in the more sedute areas of Amster» dam and moved in ou the red light district which extends along the canals of the city near the Royal palace. They robbed and beat prostitutes, their procurers and their cus- tomers.
DAM SQUARE
Then Tuesday night the leen Kangs descended on "Dan Square" In fral of the Royal palace, where they were met
DRYAL
Russians Don't Want
Another
War
London, Sept. 3.
by a small hrmy of toughs Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery said-today
who "protet" the girls in the district,
A free-swinging balle followed, in which the procurers and loughs gave the "eddy boys" a thorougla beating. Amsterdam
policemen ઉધાર્યું the other way
A spokesman for the procurers called the Amsterdam Polies Commissioner and told him the red light district expected police protection.
But he said that to be on the sale side, the district's own "arm" would set up "patrols" of hundreds of men in the
arca.
polles have themselves in
the
Since Tuesday
found pecullar position of beating off a "reconnaissance" group of young hoodlums on the lookout for the opposing bry armed with blow pipes alled with needles and pina-UPI.
Afraid
To Tell About Murder
Londen, Sept. 3. Someone with information about the recent killing of 11-year-old Miles Val- lintin is afraid to come forward, police said here today.
They believed that the buy was killed possibly in a house and later dumped from
car la the derelict garden of nn old vicarage at suburbon Croption, where he was. found strangled last Friday.
he was convinced Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is "as anxious not to have a war
as we are,"
Field Mursha! Montgomery to a curating was speaking elam of hospital nurses.
"Everyone hopes there will not be another war in our time, I and that what 1 belleve," he : sah" was to get checked up en that that I went to Moscow to see Mr Khrushchev, Some
thought 11 was people
trunge thing for me to do, but
thought it must sensible.
"One of the things I found
that
Jata and put was people are as anxious not to have
and a war as we are,
that is good," Montgomery
said,
war. No one.
Hongkong
Display
In London
London, Sept. 3.
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The KAF to place a pre- Haginary order for 10 of the Now Short BCS Britannio freighters. Weighing 218.000 Ibs, the now planes wil bo large enough to carry any existing ballistic misstie, in- cinding the Britis ICHNI Blue Streak. Powered by four Rolls Royer Tyne turbo- 5.730 prop engines, each of tobp, the Britannlo will carry maximiom payload of 15,00011 1,150 miles, or At A 25,000lbs 5.950 miten cruising speed of 340 mph. As an ambulance it will carry 57 stretcher сался and 08 persons seated; and as a muli- tary transport, 201 troops. As a high-density civilian trans- pork, when it comes on the civil market in 1965-66. tt will be able 10 слегу 249
thon Passengers at leas penny per seat-mile. Each will cost just aver
a million and a half pounds, and the prototype will fly in 1963.
PICTURE SHOWS: Bear- Admiral Bir Matthew Slattery, chairman of Short Brothers, announcing the new plane at
Press conference-THE TIMES PHOTO. ›
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Traditional handicraft work D
of 18 countries, including Brother
Hongkong, was on display
at
the seventh inter- national handicrafts and| do-it-yourself exhibition which opened here today.
Competing for spectator at- tention were examples of on- Cient craftsmanship In ivory, wood and textiles and the most modem products of the plastics and electronics age.
In Edmonton, Alberta, Nobel Prize winner Dr Linus Pauling sald he believes there will not be a third world war and that the last muclear bomb test wee fired on November. 4.
the Dr Pauling, who won Nobel Prize for his work in chemistry, pointed out Jast right that leaders as well as the common people would be in the front lines in a nuetcar He Ja convince that Either in the Eastern or Western worlds, wants to rink the extinction of hair the world's people which would come nuclear warfare were unleashed. Testing of nuclear bombs by and Rusia, the United States
The governments of Vietnam, the United Kingdom now Lotal Libya, Morocco, Pakistan, Poland
megatons
energy, und Chann have gay pavilions equivalent to 100-milion tons of in the overseas section, and TNT, Dr Pauling told an there were also trade exhibits audience of more than 2,000 In from Hongkong. India, China, Edmonton's Jubilee Auditorium.
180
of
The radiation and fallout from these bombs is suficient to re- sult in the death of a-inillion- and-a-half people, he added,
Bone Cancer
The results would appear in bone cancer and mental defec- lives. Thouganda havo Al- ready been so affected Dr Pauling said,
and
the only
The new exhibits included a build-it-yourself car and tool electronte organs, kits and equipment' för making
Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, West Germany, Yugoslavia, Italy, East Afries and Mexico.- Reuter.
Penetrates Coma
Melbourne, Sept. 3.
John Plunkett, 24-your-old Birmingham carpenter whose air fare from Eng- land was paid by gifts from readers of a Mot- bourno newspaper today said he believed he was "gotting through" to his brother Michaol. 21, who has, been in a semi-coma In St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne since he arriv- ed from England last March.
John arrived earller this week.
He saki today: "I think I am
I am doing it with a letter, a snapshot, and all the prayers I can offer."
Well Named beginning to reach Micheel now.
New Delhi, Sept. 3. The Dalai Lama today ap pealed the Japanese and Philippine Ambassadors and the British High Commissioner for the support of their countries in any United Nations discussion In a new appeal fur public
Charlotte, NC., Sept. 9. The use of bomb shelters for
John sold the bud rend to Judge D. E. Henderson re on Tibet diplomatie Dources co-operation in tracing the mur
protection and elvl defence
Michael a Jelter from triends here said
derer police today promised that
parents In Dublin, They sold the exiled Tibetan any information received would efforts are a waste of time and called today or his 80th birthday
be treated confidentially.
money, the scientist rald. Such anniversary that his
named him Jackson Ezekiel "Every Ume I read it to few Copenhagen, Sept. 3. | “God "King" told the diplomats
efforts might protect n Detectives continued door-to-
David James Nathaniel Sylvester Michael he nods," John said. Gay J'OREIL
and his government had taken all princes
nt houses
thousand people, he added, but wille
Edward Demosthenes "Yesterday I showed him again princessta from four European possible measures to bring about door fnquiries
shop-China Mall Special.
of logical objective
Henderson In honour of his In famliy snupshol, He deinitely royal familles danced together a peaceful settlement with the
mankind should be to prevent uncles in the hopes at least recognised members of the fat a plittering, ultra-private ball | Chinese but they had not proved
further bonib testing and one of them would leave him family. at Fredenborg Castle
ut receptive to reasonable pro-
of a Way
"It is still hard to say Tillerped, tonight-but officialsposals,
whether ho is getting depled
botter, rumours that two". This had compelled him to
Dr Pauling said the nuclear betrothals would be announced.appeal to the United Nations In
bomb, stockpile now is sufflelent Henderson said, all he got out but the nurses say he seems to New York, Sept. 3. The rumours said that during order to put an end to the
Officials
District to entirely destroy the world-of it was the name and a pair be improving - China Mail .of. tho the ball, given by 18-year-old | sufferings ut the Tibetan
of pants from one uncle-UPI, Special, UPI. Council of the Painters, Princess Margrethe, heiress to the people and the lohuman acts Danish throne, tho engagements being committed against them. Decorators and Paper Hangers Union warned the union's 8,500 of 22-year-old Crown Prince The diplomats are understood
off this Harald of Norway to 21-year-old to have promised that they members not to brush Princess Sophia of Greece, and would convey the Dalai Lama's year's Labour Day parade.
Those who do will be fined, of Crown Prince Constantine of feelings to their governments.—
the union announced yesterday. Greece to 21-year-old Swedish Router.
-UPI Princess Desiree would be on- nounced.
But after conferring
More Labour certainly to avoid an intervin- something in the
Hall, Quebec, Sept. 3, Thieves broke into the
Studios and
Mobile, Sept. 3, with Revenue agents leamed yester- King Frederik of Denmark (o duy that where there's smoke Got up after ten in bed! (7). night, a high Danish Court off-there may very well be moun- Crawley Film
7 Moved crowlsc? (0)
11 Irish Carment (8).
(7).
ciul at the castle sold no enyngo- | shine.
The theft
stole a box containing $400,
occurred during the shooting of a film on the Canadian Mounted Royal Police.-UPI,
18 Evidences of embarrassmentments would be announced after Seeing smoke coming from polico reported today.
the ball, which followed a pri-under a car hood, they investi- Disfigure the poet finally (4). vale aner party given by King gated and Bound 21 jugs of moon- 16 A maker of hands, as it were Frederik and Queen Ingrid shine on top of the engine block,
(0)
10 Kilitary Initiation
remedy (4). 20 Played by those
death (0).
Router.
of
0
who feign
31 Much-bought specimen (0).
24 Fails to include (0).
25 One of the big boys (5).
20 How many feel
denial's chair? (5).
the
20 Transaction in town (4). YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION—Across: 3 Clothier, Page, 9 Swallows, 1 Diagonal, 13, Asps, 15 Corridor, 18 Donation, 10 Pyrc, 21 Satated, 25 Unmelted, 20 Al-o-e, 2? Brandish. Down: Aped, 2 Agra, i Lawn, 5 Tell, G frons, 7 Raspo, 0 Bo-lid, 10 Aaron, 12 Irony, 14 Prone, 18 Donat, 17 RA-bid, 19 Plumb, 20 Rumba, 31 Blvd, 22 Tens, 23 Tilt, 24 Deed.
-UPL
BMC WORKERS GO
Birmingham, Sept. 3. One-hundreil kay workers who had been on strike at the Bri- Urti Motor Corporation's tractor and transmission plant over pay rátes returned to work. today, and production of the colouration'd, £500 Laky car, the Austin Seven, was being resumed.
The men walked out on the
day the now baby cars were introduced, on August: 20, to support a claim for a six- poned an hour Inesenso on their present day · rapes pending settlement of a nów piecework behochule. Talks on their pay claim wera
expected to start today.
A
BACK
to
The men decided yesterday to
returni
work
Mu management's promise to discuss their claim.
Amal- Union,
Their tradó union, the
mated Engineering hut thatructed tilem to returni no that hegotiations could begin.-Reutet.
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