THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTÒBER 18, 1961.
GAITSKELL RAPS DE GAULLE West should agree there is
FOR BERLIN POLICY
London, Oct. 17,
Mr Hugh Gaitskell, leader of Britain's Labour Party Opposition, told the House of Commons today it was "deplorable" that President de Gaulle should refuse to allow even a meeting of officials to take place this week on Berlin.
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Porsident de Gaulle's attitude ly have to negotiate under very his handling of the situation at seemed to be tha though the advamugeons conditions. West had to negolinje over this problem it should not take the inlarive, he said.
But if that polley was mir sund, the West might eventual-
Jie midied; "I think General. "But I do not think Intran- de Gaulle has many admirable (sigence of thle kind should stop quolilles, He * D mon of Americo, Britain
and West enormous courage and in cer- Germany, if she is agreed, from tuin respects We must admire proceeding with at least infor mal talks with the Russians."
New claim to
discovery
of America
London, Oct. 17.
A British expedition may have discovered America several years before Christopher Columbus' expedition in 1492, according to an article here in the Geographical Journal.
Professor David B. Quinn, Professor of Modern History at Liverpool University, bases his theory on an undated letter from an English merchant, John Day, to a Spanish official, the "Almirante Mayor" who was either the Grand Admiral of Castile or Christopher Columbus himself.
Rocket plane
travels at
record speed
at C
Edwards Air Base, Oct. 17. The X15 rocket plane
travelled
record 3,920 mph here today- und had its flaps down to prevent it from going evon faster,
Slogan
Mr Galiskell also attacked the British Prime Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan for his "no war over Berlin" remark on a golf course during hls Bcottish holiday.
This
"dangerous double-meaning slogan," which
and
responsible people should avold." Mr Gaitskell sald. "It could mean negotiations jur surrender."
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He went on: "Statements of that kind create Suspicions among our Allies that we are
not standing by our allances. Inevitably,
such
statements. even when they come from less may 911- courage the Russians to risle unilateral action."
prominent quarters,
Although he I did not believe In the polley of surrentler, the
In Europe was
intransigence encountered from some quarters equally undesirable.
Consequences
MORE AMERICAN TROOPS ARRIVE
IN EUROPE
Cherbourg, Oel. 17. American relaforcements rouched here today as part
of the bulld-up of United Ktates Army strength Western Europe.
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More than
2,000 troops arrived in the troop trans- port
General Alexander M. Paioli, Including 1,100 destined for United States military busce in France.
The troopship was duc ja saj! later for Bromer- haven with about 1,000 iroups who remained board and who will statiuned in West Ger. many-Reuter,
Royal
name
#0
guessing
game
be
only one China: Monty
London, Oct. 17.
Field-Marshat Viscount Montgomery, British military leader in World War II, said here today that it would take at least 50 years for China to solve her problems and during that time she wanted to be left alone.
Seventh Fleet
'ready and
in good shape'
said on his
Comunenting in the House of Lords on his recent viuit 10 China be sak: "All is not good it Chino, but show country where
me a
it is. China wants "Irlendis who will trent her as an equal.
"It is high time the govern- | ments of the Western Alliance)
coused to ignore the biggest nation in the world and ceased to continue as If that nation did not even exist."
In the
Taipoi, Oct. 17.
He hoped the Western allies would uree there was only one Vice Adm. Charics D. Griffin, China, the People's Republic outgoing Commander of and that the Pelding Government the U.S. Seventh Fleet, must be represented
councils of the work. arrival here
Lord Morrison of Lambeth today from the Philip (former Labour Foreign Seere- pines that the float was in try, Mr Herbert Morrison) good shape and in con-commented: "I think the argu- ment put forward by Viscount stant readiness to carry Montgomery would be worthy!
come
fellow
out any mission, Adm. Griffin has Formosa on a farewell visit bebers of the Communist party."
of the reddest of our travellers and even some mem-
tore he hands over his commstel on Celober 28 to Vice Adm. William A. Shorch at Yokosuka, Japan,
Adi.
Criffin, whu is being
reassigned to the Office of the Chief of Naval
Washington,
Operations in
leaving
is has
pay a
for
farewell call
have
tlie
ΠΟ doubt Chinese Communists and the Russians haye him well docketed and that probably
they Arc not deceived," he seded.
Should withdraw
Iranian village
hit by quake
Teheran, Oct. 17.
An earthquake shattered the village of Alabad- Mag, about 240 komeirc southwest of Teheran, lant night, killing two persons and destroying scores mud homes.
of
Ieports reaching Teheran said the nearby town of Melayer was also hit tis the quake, and
suffered heavy
but
damage
casualties.-AP.
no
Windsor's
pan on Thursday, ite will tomorrow un President Chiang Earlier, Lord Montgomery had Kai-shek.
said he was prepared to "state Adin. Grifin, yesterday re- definitely, as a soldier," that a ceived the Philippine Legion of west from West Germany could The
withdrawal of troops by the Honour "for
exceptionally
be carried out without in any distinguished
and
London, Oct. 17. Excited
speculation begun in Britain over like ly namer for the new Royal baby as Princess "Refuspi to negotiate at 31
Margaret nears the end of implied such a strong position
her pregnancy. that there was The letter mentions
no need to do an ex- anything about pection of discovery to the "Is- deliberate
ur
The solution to the guessing meritorious a land of the Seven Cities," whichmanship on such a scale that it closely-guarded
exercise of brink-games, however, will remata service to the country, especint-Way weakening the defensive Professor Quinn
secret unto the Armed Forces of the osture of the Western alliance. Identified
Bs had 10 Le regarded as about a week after the that made by John Cabot in eangerous,"
This was providing it was car birth, Philippines" in Manila,AP expecled between the end of
ried out sensibly and is-pro- 1497.
On the Western commliments October and the
perly organised." middle of In Germany, Mr Galtskell said November. if Britain wanted follow the path of surrender-not tu Aght Linley
The baby's titles attacked-the consequences (Christian would be quite dangerous. Joues if
"When we say we have to when Mr Antony Armstrong- stand by our obligations to pra-Jones became Earl of Snowden. tect the freedom of West Ber-
of
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The letter adds, " la consi- dered certain that the cape of the sald land was discovered in other times by the men Bristol who found "Brasil" your lordship knows. It was called the Isle of Brasil and It is Assumed and belleved to be the in, mainland that the Bristol men found."
Other times
Professor Quin claims
| probably 1481.
that
ду somewhere
and 1400, but
the phrase "in other times" con Test pilot Joe Walker took be pinpointed the sleek, stubby-winged plane between 1480 to within 80 mph of its designed knaximum speed of 4,000 mph. la velocity was six times the speed of sound.
FRICTION
The old record for the X15 was 3,047 mph set last week in a fight that took the plane to a record height of 217,000 feet.
heated parts of Air friellun the plane to over 1,000 degrees as hurtled through the air. At this temperature the heated areas would glow in darkness. -Reuter.
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13
1490
He sold in the 1480 to decade there were other voyages from Bristol to the new found londs."
He explains the lack of publicity about the discoveries us probably because the Bristol
we are
Viscount
if a boy and Lady name} Armstrong- girl-were settled Th
after
serve
grandparents, former kings and As a guide ta
Dies
Viscount
Montgomery
Fald
in swim ions would so back it
for asylum
Bulboz, Oct. 17.
was
doing something Tradition of naming a Royal Panama Canal zone authori more than that, we are prevent-child ing the break-up of the Nato parents or Alliance and therefore protect- queens ing our freedom as well," he speculators. said.
this case, however, it is widely thought that if a boy. his first name will be complete- ly unconnected with the Royal Family,
Bargains
The West wanted nol Just guarantees over access to West Berlin but some form of inter- cational physical control that access.
asked
over
In
muy
His second name may well be Antony after his father.
Some believe the Earl's family connections with Walis Inspire a Welsh name for a boy, If the Ronald Owen or Lloyd of his grandfather prove 100 un-Royal," David, after the Wish patron saint, would be n most popular choice.
the West withdrew.
life
story
on TV
Duke of Windsor's life New York. Oct. 17.
story including his dramatic abdication from Britain's throne. almost 25 years ago will be filmed as a television series, it was announced today.
The announcement said that the Dulte would
He went on "Now is the in the series time for the West to propose reveal how, as Edward VII, that armed forces should with-e rejceled advice to rally, his draw to their own territories. subjects to his side and farin a The only armed forces in other 'king'a.party." those of the United Nations and peoples cauntries should. be
"I the West
trying to swim to asylum would
munications with Berlin It said the Duke
ries disclosed today that then only with the consent of can who productd-the television Mr Jack Le Vien, the Ameri- Loronto Lopez, a 20-year-ne nations concerned, old Cuban refugee,
documentary series based on
Winsica used military Sir
Churchill's war drowned on Sunday while force, to try to keep open commemoirs, "The Valiant Years," would appear from the West German war," Lurd Montgomery sald,
mean, all-out nuclear personally and narrate parts of
the new series, freighter Ildegard Doron Reuter. kamp.
the
It would be based on the Duke's book, "A King's Story," but would also include many
'Dirty thief photographs and films made by
grabs £600
Duke
Lopez body has not been re- where he jumped from the ship covered from Culebra Cut! Mr Gaitskel said that three
and started to swim for shore.
and never things that could be done might
shown publicly, Mr Le freighter in Havana on August make a reasonable bargain.
Vien Lopez stowed away on the
said in a statement. 3. When West Germany might well be
through the Canal on September
The series would
be com- ship to accept the Neisse line, as the final frontier Oder-
passed
posed of recollections of events A youth described as "aged 18 in his awn life 20 on its way to the West Coast to 20, very dirty in appearance," with Poland.
as Prince of Wales and King Edward VIII, of Central America The Western
he was snatched £600 from a sub-post including Allies should
denled
his traveis, asylum by American office in Larches-street, Sparic-romance, his accession sponsor a plan for a
hix ONCE OBLIGATORY nuclear-
authorities.
to the that his evidence is "tragtle and pack proposal, and there all male descendants of Quen parte Fulton
But Professor Quinn
brook, Birmingham. admits free zone on the lines of the
Throne, and his abdiction" the Albert--onc obligatory for
The ship went through the incomplete."
Canal on Sunday on its way to
He got away on a bicycle, producer said...-Reuter. China Mail should be de facto recognition
of East Germany.-Reuter. Special.
In Prince Albert-Cuba. He
Southern WDK Princess's
10 bo dis- embarked there.-AP.
ships discovered the rich shing grounds of Newfoundland and wanted to keep them for them-
aclves.
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'A matter of
free speech',
Victoria
and George, after the father and Edward, used Royal names.
are well.
They may be rejected for this reason by the young couple who scorned convention with their princess and commoner marri- age.
One published Bucss for i girl is Elizabeth after the
Menzies says Queen and the Queen Mother
but the Showduris may feel that third Elizabeth is too much for
Russian-born
scientist dies
New Haven, Oct. 17. Russian-born Dr Joseph A. Talalay, inventor of a process to make foam rubber, died on Sunday.
Canberra, Oct. 17. Prime Minister
one family. Robert Menzies said today that the Countess
Anne, after the earl's mother,
of Rosse, would Dr Talalay. 19, went to the with Princess Anna, North German Rubber Co in c Queen's daughter, but i Berlin after the First World a second Wur. Later he moved to the Magna Rubber Co, Bedford, would England, and came to the U.S. in
he was proud of the sup- confuse port Australia had given
. South Africa in the UN consure debato last weak. He added
as heen bocked as
tame.
The tre Margaret.
that Australia's honour both the Princess herself 1040. Five years ago he assign-
UN delegate, James Plimsoll, and
her husband's
had acted with common sense grandmother, China
and entirage in upholding tree- Special, dom of speech for the South African delegate, Eric Louw.
Menzies told the House of Representatives that Plimsoll was not supporting apartheid, but the principle of free speech in the Assembly.
The Premiler said he trem- bled for the future of the United Nations if the right uf a delegate to speak his own mind in his own way was abolished by a majority vole.
AP.
De Gaulle to
see Macmillan
London, Oct., 17.
A meeting between President i Charles de Gaulle of France and Mr Harold Macmilion, s likely to take place later the year, official sources
And here
paternal ed his foam rubbar patent rights Mallin Israel to the Techniun-lernet
Institute In Holta, Israel-AP.
Britain pledges
to honour its
ties with Seato
London, Oct. 17.
A British Foreign Office spokesman, questioned today about the future role of Singapore as a British base, said Britain has every inten- tion of continuing to honour its commitments. towards the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisa- tion.
"In any discussions about the he comes to London next month, tonight.
future of Singapore and of, there would have to bɔ agree- But, the sources sinted, a olher British territories Paris Press report that the Southtenst
Innent that Singapore should not Asia, ofte
of the be used for state purposes. meeting might take place as considerations at the forefront 26 Difficulty a mouse gets into. November was inaccurate,
etourly 自然 the frat part of of our minds will be the need here, Singapore is not techni- According to British oficial to continuo to fulfil For several months It had obligations," he stated.
thereally puking #. Sento busty been intended to arrango n 1. The spokesman was referring | Beato has no unified command
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