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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1959.
SELWYN LLOYD HITS NON-NUCLEAR CLUB MOROCCAN PARTIES GET TOGETHER SURPRISE MOVE
Incomplete Control New Post Of Atomic Plants And Armed Forces
London, Sept. 21.
Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Britain's Foreign Secretary, to- night criticised the Labour Opposition's plan for a "non-nuclear club" consisting of all nations except Russia and the United States.
Selwyn Lloyd
Princess
Returns To Melbourne
Melbourne, Sept. 21. Crowds live deep waved Kum tree branches and stall
Mr Selwyn Lloyd, who 'ና !፡ making a jurty politient radio broadcast, Vited in his support n recent statement by Mr Frank Cousins, leader of the huge Transport and General Workers' Union, who recently put himself at the head of an insucessaini revolt against Labour's officlad nuclear weapon policy,
The Foreign Secretary sati that there was the general will to reach the objective of Compréhensive disantament, be believed I was well within their power to do so,
Better Way
He continued: "This is a much better way ut dealing with the spread of nuclear weapons than the idea of a non-nuclear club put forward by our opponents.
"Under that iden, nuclear weapons watiki remain, üt ! would nil belong to the United States and The Soviet Union
all
..this would mean complete international control of atomic plants, armed forces and armamenta, except in the Soviet Union and the United States.
No Chance
"Apart from the wisdom or not of surrendering all power to the United States and the Soviet Union, there is not the slighest chance of mány countries, for example China, accepting the degree of con trol necessary."
Mr Selwyn Lloyd recalled that
Bags as Princess Alexandra of fat the recent Trades Union Con- Kent ended her weekend stay gress conference, Mr Cousins hnd al the Victorian county centre 1spoken of the suggestion that i of Camperdown today.
al
"Hope you've had nicy rest," called the crowds as the Princess left by train on the 120-mille journey back to Mel- bourne.
The Princess had spent the weekend at the country home- stead of the Chairman" of the Victorian Racing Club, Sir Chester Manifold.
Because of the Camperdown "to intrusion" polivy, only one Town of Belat the Mayor-sald' Godbye before The Princess boarded the train.-Reuter,
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France, Germany, China and inther nations, including some in the Middle East, would give up the concept of having the bomb. we should do the same.
Simple Truth
Mr Cousing had said: "IL" sounds all right unless we face the fact that we know they won't give it up."
Mr Lloyd commented: "That is the truth aimply stated. Our idea of comprehensive agreement by balanced stages is the only realisile approach."--Reuter,
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For
Bohlen
Washington, Sept, 21.
Mr Charles Bohlen, a top
State Department Soviet expert and Jat pre- sent Ambassador to the
Philippines, has been appointed special nd- viser to the Secretary of State on Soviet affairs, the State Department an- nounced today.
The appointment had bech widely forecast since Mr Christian Herter took over as Secretary of State earlier this year.
FLUENT RUSSIAN
ITI
Mr Bolen, who speaks fluent
Russian, was Ambasador Moscow from March, 1853 to May 1957, when he assumed fila present post in Manila. When Mr Bohlen's appoint- I special adviser on Soviet Alairs WHS Arst rumoured several months
meni
ngo, ir Herter acknowledged
MR K FOLLOWING
TOUGHER POLICIES
THAN
STALIN
San Francisco, Sept. 21. -
at a Press conference that The American labour movement charged today in
such
chonge was being considered. But Mr Herler
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Fuld at thal time that Mr Bohlen was cugged In portant: negotiations on the status of United States bases In the Philippines.
Mr Lincoln White, the State Department spokesman, told reporters today that these negotiations were still con-
a formal resolution that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is following tougher policies than Josef Stalin.
The resolution was adopted at | the national convention of the AFL-CIO while Khrushcher was nightseeing in San Francisco.
"Khrushchev has been more truculent and demanding in his tinuing. But Mr Bollen, who nggression than Staliu," the re- Is 55, would return to Wash-solution said. Ington to take up his new
Job, probably before the end of October.
towards the problem of German "The present Kremlin course
reunification and Berila is far
forward prut
under
Mr Bohlen's formal title will be tougher that the harshest pro
Special Assistant to the posals Secretary of State, and the Sinlin." State Department said Klai "chief responsibilities" would be in the field
Soviet of affaire.
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NO SUCCESSOR
Mr White was unable to my
whether Mr Bohlen would ac company President Elan hower when the President visits the Soviet Union later this year. Nor could Mr White pay who would succeed Mr Bohlen in Manila.
The Stalo Department spokes- man wald both questions were for the White House to
Onswer.---Reuter,
Didn't Know
His Brother
. Decatur, Ri, Sept. 21.
A moterist pulled a man
from a blazing car then)
The AFL-CIO declared: "The first lesk confronting our coun- try is to strengthen its own deter capacity and readiness to vod, if the need be, defeat
military nggTESSİON."
New Attack
a
Should Hold His Temper
New York, Sept. 21. Former President Harry Tru- mun said today that Soviet Promier Khrushchov "should learn to hold -his
In Casablanca hús boon formed the National Union of Popular movemonts. Their leader Mehdi Bon Barka, gave details of an agreed constitution. Tho signatures to it represented ull the political groups in the country. Pictura showa: M. Barka shows the docu- ment containing the mani- festo and ilgnatures of all the parties concertiod. Express Photo.
Ruthless
Action
Threat
IN PODOLA MURDER CASE
London, Sept. 21.
Evidence was completed today on the eighth day of the trial of Guenther Fritz Podola here, and the prosecuting counsel began his final speech,
Podola, 30-year-old German-Jury they must arrive at their born photographer. Is charged conclusion regardless of its con- with the murder of Det. Ser sequences." geant Raymond Purdy, 43, who was shot dead in West London on July 13.
Mr
Lawion asked how Podola could have obtained zumcient paychiatric knowledge His defence, led by Mr F. 11. te convince peveral doctors that Lawton, QC, claims that Vodole he was suffering from a genuine had lost his memory of all case of hysterical amnesia, events before July 17, the day Mr Lawton ended his speech after his arrest, while the pro-to the jury: "I ask you to take secution, headed by Mr Max- the
view
in
well Turner, QC, alleges that borne Podoln Is taking hysterical observations,
amnesia.
that he
when you bave
nind the judge's -
that, on balance,
Is suffering from
The judge
then began his
A jury had been empanelled the evidence, weighs on the side to decide the preliminary issue genuine hysterical amnesia," of whether Podola is t to plead on the murder. charge. If they find that he is, a new jury wit summing up
The be empanelled.
Judge said that the Proceedings opened this mom-
defence plea was unique In Ing with a surprise move when English law and, as such was the judge dismissed the jury easy to advance and might be for 20 initaries and granted Mir "extremely difficult" to refute. Lawton permission to call a new i The issue the jury had to witness, although the defonce decide was not the mental case was originally closed inequalities of Podols on July 13 Wednesday,
when he was alleged have ahol Sergeant Purdy. "The only mafter that you have to decide is this: Is he now unit to take hin trial As a preliminary issut, and if his loss of memory which is claimed here is es tablished."
After
David
In
DEFENCE WITNESS The witness, Dr Stafford-Clark, physlelan charge of the Department of Physiological Medicine at Guys Hospital here, said he estimated he had dealt with 20 cases of hysterical amnesia In the past 10 years. Two of them were in America,
Questioned in East and West Pakis
in detail by Mris tan and in the Federal Lawion on the clinical picture
presented by capital today issued almul said that only once had a these cases, he taneous warnings that patient lost complete control of
Karachi, Sept. 21. Martial law administrators
"ruthless uction" would all_faculties.
Most of then had retained be taken against anti-
some ability to carry out actions social elements.
to which they were accustomed and were able to remember Brigadier Aslam Shaikh, mar-points of general knowledge.
he
tomper," "I think this fellow is Justitial law administrator of Karu- Cross-examined by Mr Max- not used to Press conferences," chi, told a conference of heads well Turner,
agreed that he said in reply to questions of civil administrators it Hud doctors who had treated Podola from reporters.
been decided to give martial law were in a better position than Mr Truman sald the Soviet over-riding authority to theck he was to give evidence on the Following Gnanimous ap-leader's hosts should not be discorruption and reduce
the symptoms. proval of the resolution, courteous but "when Khrushchances of malpractice in the But from what he had read he President George Meany chev opens himself up to ques-city's civic life.
I thought Podola was suffering opened a new altack on the tons, he should not become Major Gopera! Bakhtiyar from "severe fright and a cer- Russians, calling for them to angry, when he's asked questions Rana, martial law administratortain amount of physical force"
he doesn't like"
In West Pakistan, told a Press and was recovering from "what Mr Truman added: "I've read conference at Lahore
that he might well have been hysterical all the questions asked on was "lightening up measures for amnesia." Khrushchev as reported in the effectively checking the activi Frow and I never
ties of anti-social elements." straightforward
SERVED NOTICE Reuter
"free the slaves."
Meany, who refused to attend last night's dinner with Khrushchev, urged the AFL CIO leaders to heed the acts of the Sovlets, not the joyla smiles of Khrushchev,
"Let them free the slaves," Meany sold. "Then we trust them, then we lieve them."
can can be.
The resolution rejected Khrushchev's latest
proposal
for full disarmament.-UPI.
The Man Who
drove away without learn- Changed
ing the victim
was his
brother, police reported. Donald Jinks, 23, died early today at a Decatur hospital from burns suffered in a petrol fire at a two-car crash
here.
Near
The victim had been pulled from the burning wreckage last Willard night by his brother, Jinks of Chicago Heights, who beard
до explosion, turned around and drove to the wreck, police sald.
His Mind
Goes Home
did see Answer."
De Gaulle's Proposals Basis For Discussion
GENUINE?
Before Mr Moxwell Tumer
of
men and
the judge had been peaking for 12 minutes the Court was adjourned until to- morrow when he will continue summit-up--China Mail Special.
Coloured Labour Candidate Threatened
London, Sept. 21.
A 45-year-old coloured doc- tor from the West Indios standing for Parliament in the British General Elec- tion has been told to quit the contest or he and his family will die.
Dr David Pitt, from Grenada,
dan.
martial law was still a living time of his arrest on July 10?"
In his 90-minute speech, Mr | The first chiler early yesterday
force".
you
He served notice on black began his final speech, the judge marketeers, smugglers and law told the jury breakers that deterrent punish-two women the question they is the prospective Labour Party ment would be administered it had to deride was "Is the de candidate for Hampstead, Lon- they did not mend their ways.
fendant offering from a genuine Major-General Umrao Shan,
He said today he had received loss of memory covering all the Eust Pakistan administrator, said events with which he was con- three threatening phone calls in a broadcast from Daten that emned between July 1 and the saxe his election campaign got
under way. Victimisation, nepotim, Turner submitted that Podola's morning told him: "If Jobbery and other forms of cor-condition in the days after his value your life you will with- ruption would not be tolerated...arrest was wholly consistent draw your candidature. We
we shall not hesitate to enforce with mild concussion arcompani- will also get your family." stringent measures, including ed by lack of food and exhour-
FURTHER CALLS whipping und the death penalty." tion."
Last night two further calls -Reuler.
Referring to answers given were made to his home. One by Podola to questions put to repeated the threat to him and him in court, he said: "The his family. fact remains that he knows a The other was from a Han loi of answers to a lot of who said he was a bookmaker- matters to which you might and added that thus betting was well think he might not know five to ong nainst the doctor the answers at all."
being alive on polling day, Octo- ber U,
Too Eager
Paris, Sept. 21. Messall Hadj, modernte
Algerian nationalist lead-! er, today declared at a! Press conference that his followers accepted the
Dalton, Ga., Sept. 21. proposals of French Pre-
Emmit Scott, 25, a prisoner sident Charles de Gaulle at a state work camp, appar- na "a basis for discus-ently was just too anxicus. sion."
saw a chance to escape he look it, even though he had applled for parole. Scott was recaptured over the week- end. His patole papers all came back-approved.
satla-
"It during the cours of Moscow, Sept. 21. Nicholas Petrulli, a sheet metal eventus conversations
worker from Valley Stresin, faction is given to us," he said, New York,
"I am prepared to call upon ali first re- wio nounced his American citizen- the Algerian people and all the Soviet fighters in Algeria to ceasedre, ship to become
no matter what the position of citizen and then changed Mis mind, left for home today the Aigerian National Libera-
tion Front (FLN).” wiser man who wants only chance to start over again, "All I want to do is go home,rival of the FLN.
Police said another car struck tho Jinks" cur from behind, touching off a petrol tank cx- plosion. Edwin Roarick, 21, aud Jim Brown, 18, occupants of the second car, were seriously in- see my brother Dominick and Jured,
I guem get a job somewhero and | start over," Petruili sald Willard Jinks made a report the airport. · of the acclient but drove away without carning the name of the man he had pulled the wreckage-uri,
at
Had is leader of the Algerian National Movement (MNA)
ກ
When he
The Parole was revoked UPI.
Dry Tavern
Canterbury, Sept. 21.
The two groups
have been
war- The Model Tavern didn't live carrying out Intermittent fare against each other.
up to its name yesterday. The FLN, however, claims The night before 66 bachelors leadership of the rebellion turned up on a spree Landlord within Algeria and has formed Guy. Hiddle announced in the the pub didn't a "provisional government of morning that
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TWO MISTAKES'
ho 0 it 2 install doctor He claimed that Podola had said today: "These people are made two "terrible mistakes" obviousty hooligans or mectal which he was unlikely to have cosca, I don't worry about made if his amnesia was these things too much." Chine ger.ulne.
He claimed to have Mail Special, lost his memory for too long a perlod and had exhibited other hysterical symptoms.
no
If Padola's state was genuine | New Palace
he would not have required psychiatric knowledge and could not have made mistakes.
'Mr Lawion told the Jury in his closing speech that Podoli would not go free whatever their ver- dict.
The law provides he must be detained," he said.
That is the position and, as i understand the inw, he could be ▲ tried again."
At this point, the judge inter-
The 38-year-old Petrulli ro- from ceived his visa to leave the So-
viet Union by special courfer the Algerian republie.--AFF. have a drop of beer lett-UPLrupted to say: " shall tell the only 75 minutes before hle plane was due to depart.
Dutch Paper
Strike
The mai's bď for Soviet clti- zenship was turned down by the Kusinas even before he made up his mind to become a Soviet citizen.
Petrull, who arrived in Russia 1 được một had writta to the Supreme Bovlet adding to be- Over and million Dutel: news como a citizen. paper readers had to go without
Amsterdam, Sept. 21.
days, he
their daily papers today when But after several printers of nearly
all the received a letter troi tusdan national dailies and three pro-authorities saying he should vincial new pete slaked a 24- return to the United States at Haur protest strike.
write to Russian authorities from thera
The international - edition. of Petruili would have, beon a the New York Times, printed in stateless person it Winlegplank Amsterdam, did not appear, tos decepted:hli renunciation of day-UPL
Afperical citisemiip.-UPI..
All-Time Dry Period
Recorded
Loncion, Sept. 21. Steady min trought relief to- day to the northern half of the parched British Isles. but the thought continued in the south, setting up a new all-Umb record.
Kew Oboervatory near London feconded Alym: without mcntitubiožuln, dating by two days' thur, greylover' dricht
In Britain
period in 1979- since ivcorde weTO Arst kept 88 Seura nga,
The first rubstantial downpour for some weeks was fabling today In Northern Ireland Scoliand and Parts of Northern England but water suppliers. suld that much more was needed to relieto
anxiety in the north-eastern and north-western Industria! Areas of England
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For Sultan
Of Selangor
Kuala Lumpur, Sopt. 21. now polaco is undor con- struction for the Sultan of Belangor with materials brought in from all over the world.
Built at a cost of M$20 million the palace at Kiang, 30 milea from Kuala Lumpur, la expected to be completed in the middle of next year,
Building materials, for the Sultan's future reaktice were obtained from Italy, Belgium; Britain, Thailand, Japan and olher achalTÍES.
When completed, the palacù will be one of the most up-to- dato in tho Country. The structure micosurco 40 tempt
The situation was very serious long and would have a drone in Devonshire in fire south-in with accommodation for
weak. Water
jo still being cut of throughout the night, Supplies Wet R adequate in the London area--Router,
300 parsons, banquet hall, prayer roofs, coniference room,
It built on the site of the 18-year-old. Ištahti Vähikona and occupies 19 acces-IPI,