1952-02-19 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1952.

Coldstream Guards Search Bus Passengers

A British Bulldog Which UK's Bomb Explosion

Beat All Of Them

For the first time for many years a British buil- dog has won the Cham- plonship of the Show at Cruft's. Here she is --- brindle Champion Noways Chuckles, exhibited by Mr J.. Barnard, of Berk. hamsted, Herts, and judged the best exhibit

Olympia. Express

Picture.

Explorers' Find In

Antarctic

Racial Laws To

Be Resisted

Johannesburg, Fab. 18,

The African National Congress told the South

African Premier, Dr Daniel Malan, today that Africans will go ahead with their passive resist- ance campaign against certain "imjust racial laws

on April 6.

They said in a letter to Dr Mulan made public today

that they had-tried all other channels to have the laws repeated and would begin the campaign as they had planned on Van Riebeeck Day the 300th anniversary of the founding of the Cape Province, to be celebrated on April G.

Won't Be Copy

Of US Tests

Sydney, Feb. 18.

Britain's atomic explosion in Australia this year will probably be more than just a copy of American tests, according to Dr J. P. Baxter, Australian physicist who helped to make the atom bomb dropped on Japan in 1945.

"I have no idea what Britain has in mind for atomic tests in Australia, but the people in Britain running these things are exceedingly competent," he said today.

Dr Baxter, who worked at the American atom plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, in

with an explosive material and mechanism.

The Melbourne Herold's Canberra correspondent sald

1944, is now Professor of that it would probably consist Chemical Engineering_at

of firing a charge from a tower

the New South Wales Uni-or supporting structure an In versity of Technology.

The site and nature of the lal-the London announce-

ment said merely that an atomic weapon would be tested in Australie-are subjects of much speculation here.

It is believed that the prime purpose will be to experiment

Red Menace

In

Labour Movement

Southampton, Feb. 18.

The letter, signed by Dr J. S. Africans and whites which justl- Twelve members of a Nor-Moroka, President-General, and ned these laws. wegian-British-Swedish expedi- Mr W. N. Sisulu, Secretary- "The question at issue is not tion to the Anturelle, the Brst | General, was in reply to one one of biological differences but International expedition in Polar rescived from the Prime Minias of citizenship rights, the letter history, arrived here today inter in which he warned that "the į said.

6272-on Norwegian liner, machinery of the law" would be

These were denied to Africans But the AFL and the CIO told Venus.

used if the Bantu population was to perpetuate their exploitation. Congress that new legislation is They brought with them Invited in.a campaign of dellaner the letter added.

unnecessary and that the bour about 100 invisible mites from and disobedience against the It denied that the laws were unions themselves can deal-- Queen Mund Land, in the Nor-Government.

have been arkl largely of a protective nature wegian sector-the first animal

designed to train Africans to effectively with the Communists life found so far

They said, "We south

state em-perform duties which must be in their midst, Dr Wilson, of Sweden, medical phatically that it is our intently served by those who officer to the expedition, which tion to conduct the campaign in spent two years there, said that a peaceful manner and any wishes in him the rights as

stated in Dr Malan's reply. the mites belonged to the spider turbances if they occur will nai and scorpion group and were be of our making." invisible to the naked eye,

"I did not know such things existed in the

the Antarctic," he said. They vary in size from 23 to 0 of a millimetre and are very similar to a type found in Grahamland."-Reuter.

Bouncing Boy

New York, Feb. 18. Seven-year-old Albert Magco, D "Funne." in bed-hounging competition with some hi 13 brothers and sisters, bounced so hard that he catapulted through a window of his home, a fifth- floor New York flat.

The unpaved courtyard 80 feet below was saft efter heavy rain. Albert dented It. He got up, rubbed himself.

walked

towards the flats' entrance.

Neighbours who had seen only his plunge to earth took him to hospital, Doctors found nothing broken.

The South African Congress and possibly coloured organisa- tions will take part in the cam- Details have not yet paign. been released but the campaign is being planned by a "Big Five" of the organisations.

l

The letter to the Prime Minis- ter stifa that Africans are determined a redouble their

cilurt to get full citizenship

Lights.

"We regret that the Prime Minister bus seen fit to reject a genuine offer of co-operation en a basis of full equality but we hope that the Government may reconsider their attitude," the letter added,

NOT BIOLOGICAL

|

the first American tests,

The most rigid security pre- cautions in Australia's history will precede the test, according 10 Canberra reports published in Australian newspapers.

BME UNEASINESS The ggest team of scientists ever assembled in Australia will be there and observers from Canada and the United States may attendi.

diret

Newspaper reports today sald two recent visits to Australia by Britain's Secreti Service chief, Sir Percy Sillitoe.

SCIENCE RULES

OUT THE GHOST

OF FOLKLORE

London.

Ghosts are one of the casualties of the atomic were to prepare for the atomic age, Dr.S. G. Soal, president of the Society for

In Southern Psychical Research, believes. people

test

effect

Many Australia are uneasy at the prospect of the atomic test Washington, Feb. 18. being held at Woomera. Though The National Labour the people of Adelaide are 400 Relations Board said today miles away from the range that the Communists are many are wondering what still a problem in the labours will have on humans,

animals and crops, movement and that it is They did not appear to be the possible that new legisla- completely reassured by

Langon announcement's state- tion will be required to deal ment that there would be no specifically with them.

Singer whatever from radio activity.

though Australian newspapers were emphasising the assurance.

An eminent physicist, Sir dealing Kerr Grant, issued a statement tonight assuring South Austra- lians that en atorn blag could! as be staged in many places in These opinions as well those of a score of other ex- Australia with perfect safely.

ere made publig by a Reuter. On the contrary, the legalation Senate Labour Sub-Committeef was Intent to protex and headed by Senator Hubert H. Europeans, advance the intercits ef Humphrey, Democral, Min- nesota, which has been investi- gating the matter. L plans to

hearings hold public

next month.

Mr Humphrey recently wrote to experts in the field of labour Government and management, the public asking their opinion about legislation to curb Com- munist labour unions.

Disiminstery laws prevented Africans from developing their ambitions and capacities lines satisfactory to themselves, along

the letter added.

INDIANS CHARGED

perts were

There was little-

any- agreement among the expert

The Johannesburg Magis trates Court, without hearing evidence, tory adjourned until March 10 the case aguimet 10 Indian leaders cz charges of although AFL President Willam obstructing the police.

The

the idea of any further ginally to be heard on Feb. 15, anti-Communist legislation. They' was postponed until today be also called for a septal of the cause of the King's funeral.

Taft-Hartley law on the grounds

case, which

was ori

Green and BIF union leader:

Pejected the

BOARD DIFFERS

The mea Ineturled Dr Yusuf) that the law's anti-Communist Dadoo, President of the Tratsafidavit requirement has helped vaal Indiah Congress, and Mr-not hindered--the Reds.

A. Cachaila, Secretary of he In reply to the demand for

Congress. They were arrested But the National Labour Re- the abolition of differentiating laws, the Prime Minister last month after a meeting of

the Congress in Johannesburg. As ations Board in a stat sent by that suggested in

they came out of the building Chairman Paul M. Hag and there were "permanent and not the police asked them to hand George J. Boit took issue with man-made" differences between over documents that they were carrying and they refused.-- Reuter.

A British Crossword

20

ACROSS

1 Compelled (8).

4 Oarsmin... (5).

7. Name (8).

8. Lests colour (5)})

911dden (0),

14 Incursions (7), 13 Imprisonment (7),

15 Picco let in (0).

18 Hang on to (5).

19 Verdure (8)..

20 Resided (5).

21 Threefold (0).

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211

邦邦

his letter

15

Puzzle

WARNING

OF LOCUST INVASION

116

17

of

DOWN.

Last (5). Scold (6), Violent (7). Coat (9).

5 Nautical machine (8).

6- Heers (0).

10 Dire (8),

12 Fall to look after (7).

15 Cut short (0),

Rough Jump of góld (6). 10 Scorch (5). 17 feb (5)

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD: Actess-1-Plus, 4 Dastard,

A Poet, Cat, 10 Fortune, 11 Keen, 42 Sere, 14 Repress, 17 Cross,

10 Spell, 22 Redress, 26 Ar16, 27 Fier, 28 Singlet, 20, Omil, 30 Gell, 3 Deserts, 32 Easy.. Dow Lonter, Stokes, 4 Deter,

6 Alones, & Tutor, 7 Ring, 12 Scar, 13 Road, 13 Ewer 10 Sold, 18 Aspect, 20 Farole, al Limits, 23 Exile, 24 Rogue, 25 Bites,

London, Feb. 18.

this view.

Although the Suez Canal Zone is now practic- ally quiet following the recent outrages, British troops are still on the alert against possible terrorist activities. Here male passengers of a bus are being searched for arms by men of the Coldstream Guards Express Picture.

Gracie

But he excludes the raucous wraiths who Weds Her

clank chains or traditionally utter eerie shrieks in the gloomy corridors of moated castles and ancient manor houses.

Alleged Spies Face Court

Tokyo. Feb. 18, Seven Japanese Com- munists were put on trial today on a charge of spy- ing against the American occupation forces,

The prosecution charge that the defendants POS- sessed about 400 maper and reports of the bases, AIA strength of the American Army and Air Force and supply units when they were arrested in Decem- The trial is betar held before a four-man American military court. United Press,

CANADA'S ROLE

Olava, Feb. 18 Canada, which

con- Kave sidemble indireet help in build- ing Britain's fira, atomic wa

ber. will. probably be invited pon, to see its first 1st in Australia, authoritatively was sirted here today.

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weapon.

Canada took no part in the production of the new British But fundamental in- Formation glance at the Chalk TITO NOTE TO River research station has been the United Kingdom fo- some years.-Reuter.

Queen Mother's Niece In Hospital

"I mean," said Dr Soal, a lec- turer in mathematies at London University, "the 'ghost conjured of subconscious, and an out visible only to the person who ashimself constructed-It What's the only ghost we recog- Initas-end rome of them

have

med very real to the people involved.

Mechanic

Capri, Feb. 18.

Shy and nervous, Cracle Fields was married on this romantic isle today to the man who came to fix-her- radio and stayed to win her heart.

"But we have been getting and fewer and fewer reports of These, This materialistic era is Hit the best atmosphere for the phenomena.

"You might say the mental cl'ante is not suitable due also ta the fact that in a scientific reclety there is hostility to ary" thing that can't be explained immediately und putly.”

LONG INQUIRIES

The 54-year-old British stage screen stor appeared

19 Boris flushed

Alperovici slipped the wedding ring on her hand and became her third husband, It WON tho frst marriage for the 48-year-old Boris.

Her hand trembled as she, in turn, placed a wedding band on the finger of the blond, blue- eyed groom,

houses, telepathy, clairvoyance, church, beclusa the suple and

from

The 15-minute ceremony took place before the high altar of For more than 70 years the St. Stephen's Catholic Cathedral. society has been inquiring into The Rev. Luigi Lembo officiated. any event nct explicable by crdinary moans haunted There were no flowers in the prophecy, spirit photography arrived unexpectedly And long list of the weird and Rome earlier today. wonderful.

The people of Capri, who arg Its membership over these

of Grade, thronged very lond with the church in a festive mood. Yugoslavia today invited Eun-dreades has been studded gary to set up a joint Commis many names famcus in science Later they threw estoured con- sion to reconsider the location of it: work has done much to fette the couple and cheered

along their ag the once incredible into justly,

the rizim of ordinary,

HUNGARY

Belgrade, Feb. 18.

demarcation posts common frontier..

"None of the folklore ghosts

The invitation was made in a note, handed to the Hungarian Thas over

Legation, which said that many

Di

"and

"It seems highly probable," Iceping tablets, Lady Robinson protest against the occupation by has not yet regained conscious-Hungary on October 20 last of a they said, "that the (anti- | ness.-France-Presses

London, Feb. 18.

"CRAZY AMERICAN". Lady Nancy Robinson, a niece of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen

vperated while on The British actress, known by taken to Mother, was today

what, of the posts were destroyed or investigator of the society was tstanders as "the crazy Ameri

resent in the haunted house," zan," smiled happlly. hospital suffering from

removed during the last war. to the Police, wad

out, Scal, pointed

She and Alperovici moved on according

The note also included a new we've never been able to get a to a private reception at understoel to be an overdose of

poltergeist (mischievous ghost) Stelde beautiful Pilla, utols is perform, under our eyes. Del Mare" (Songs of the Sea) photography is alt fake which the built in 1940 with Sair!! and as amazing number of her second husband, the laio frightening

have Monty Banks, Italian-born

roof actor.

Communist affidavit) proviso was

a contribuiing factor to the post- war forces which led to the revolt against Communist domination aft A few labour unions, especially In the first years after its enactment."

The Board said that because all the big labour unions have complled with the Taft-Hartley Act's anti-Communist require

because ment and

left-wing unions have been expelled from the OIO some assume that the Communist problem no longe: exists.

"The facts belle that assump-

their

border post-Router.

MIGS Fail To Break

Up Sabre

Fighters

Seoul, Feb. 19.

occurrences been traced to rais, 100se ilies, tree branches topping against windows or plain imagination.

TELEPATHY ACCEPTED "Alone the years wo've manage to establish hypnotism - one of our achievements -

Miss

The reception was a simplu

one, with only a handful of close friends present. Gració hai decided to distribute to Capri's poor the money a fancy wedding reception would have cost.

Dins Fields first husband was the

late Archie Pitt, 'a British

und telepathy. Some scientists actor. She divorced him in 1940,

Although the bride is not yet Roman Catholic, she has said American jet pilots damaged two of the 250 Com-ati sooff at telepathy but we

regard it as proved and many s munist MIG jeta they saw yesterday (Monday), and on other selentists agree with us she intends to become one and

gained

special dispensation the ground. Allied infantrymen blasted at the Chinese that in some as yet unexplained

way one person can learn what from the Vatican to be married is in another's mind. And this before a Catholle altar.-Assen with two tank-infantry raiding parties.

function apparently, is not af- ciated Press. iceted by time or space.""

Peking's Newma

Dr

Sopi told of experiments

ILO

Inquiry

On Salaries

All Middle East countries are threatened with a serious locust Invasion in the Spring, the Anti- tion," It added,

union Some Locust Research Centre in Lon-

went officers don announced today.

through the formality of resign-

Tac MIGs tried to break, yesterday afternoon. One cfficer The immediate threat is to ing from the Communist Party Arabia.

before complying with the law through a screen of 10 Sabre said an unidentified jet with no Dr Baris P. Uvarov, Director and some of the Communists holi jets protceting fighter-bombers markings flew over the area.

Red supply lines near The division alco had an au ales

27 Largen Haupewife, MIS cutting non-officer posts told Reuter: important the Centre,

around midnight on Sunday.

Gloria Słowart, who was taken Sinanju, unton-United "What happens will depend upon within

Seventy Sal

· Sabre, jela fended off

point ner Antwerp, The other tank-infantry ruid- to a the weather during the next few Press.

the 250 MIGs in four groups Ing party also hit at the Chines Belgium, and under strict test weeks."

during the day. They exchanged firing passep but Allied pilots on the cenral from cat of conditions read cards being

Kumsong,..

turned up in London, made no other daniage claims.

"Iler reneliona were instan Attogether, Fith Air Forco Tanks and riflemon assaulted tuncous," he cald. planes flow $52 effective day-the, hill slopes in two groups, Tho pociety, as

as such, takes no

Geneva, Feb. 18 Jight sorties.

One group reached its goal stand on spiritualism, but Dr Delegales from 13 ngilans met. Opera.Ish Strangle moved | against no competition. But the Soal personally believes it here today to plan the raising into its soventh month with other, farther East, stirred up a gignificant that no medium has of the living standards and Thunderjets and Shooting Stars two-hour battle. It regelvad been able to reveal the message inlaries of professonal workers San Francisco, Feb. 10. claiming 95 rail cuts for the orders to withdraw.

In a sealed envolopo left with throughout the world, the society, by. Bir Oliver Lodge, The delegates, who form: the New postage stamps. com- day,

Another UN ralding party, one of spiritualian's staunchors International Labour Organisa an northwest of Chorwon on to

ion's Advisory Committee on killed "Peaceful Liberation Of Tibet raiding parties have

pulurled employees and profess. will be put on sale un March estimated 30 Chinese on Silver Western front, also drew heavy adherents, - United Press,

lent workers, include repro south of Pycagyang fire from the Chinese for 001 been cabled to organise secon- 15, nocording to the New China Star Hill,

minutes Yesterday morning. for the Invading News Agency in a report from fa the old fron triangle arcs.

sentatives from India, Brazil, saissance

Arillery

eirikes Allied troops also regula One Girl Sleeps China. Czechoslovakia: Egypt swarms. The

France.

Peru, Poland, Sweden, Africa

Widespread Rectangularly shaped, the softened up the lull before the probe by a Chinese platoon

Britain,

States an breeding in the inher, deserts

United of stamps pleturethe Petala tankers and Infantrymen took during the morning darkness.....

London, Feb. 16, Uruguay that euch workerz Arabia is expected and British Palace and other Tibetan scenes it away from

hour's and Egyptian motorised

Miss Marion Osborne slept at Stressing that of Communiatz hit a UN position cans as well as

Journalists, trol units in, that country face with yaks,

west the punch her home in Victoria Bireet, including teachers;

Swarms from tho Sornali peninsula and Ethlupin have crossed the Red Sea and. flown rapidly on a wide front across the Arabian peninsula. Some have reached the Iraq border.

"Should this movement con- "The Research Centre

"trag

Jordan, Israel, Sinal and possibly South-

Stamp

Issue

Western Persin vill threaten-memorating and Inscribed One of the United Nations

ed with an Invasion."

be

All these countries

remain. 19 Bast Peking last night.pl W

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peasants, farming | Chinese platoon inforced On the Eastern front, a platoon-

the

force received / Muhof Mundung, the Com-smokes when they rats Alvarado," the Assistant,

an, immense taris, -tapalveluj to three lipies, the stamps erg

stemps ergome of the Allied forces wore the leak were driven out, Ipswich, ut femin put out a fire doctors and lawyers-ferm once The fato of the next harvest coloured orange violet and new model armoured vests in the oth: times after brioffights, that has alles her bed.com with third of the worlding population of Industrialled bountries, Mr. mozeon-green, independe

Action: They are beinir lesded by the Tha

muniste pinned down an Allied She was still Ministry of Posts and Com- orders to withdraw a half hour patrol for three and a half hours carried her to a new bedroom on Director-General on the 100. before tanks and infantry rein the ground floor-for, at the said that discontent among them munications of the Central liter People's Government, the Newsl”. An Allied divblon south of forcamata rescued it-Asra-Ume, Miss Oshome was ten hours was a serious danger to soglal

peace Heuler. old. Agency said. Z BOTONE

Tyongyang, had, on "airs alect clated Penis

in the Middle East may depend on their efforts, the cost of which la borne by the United Kingdom, the British East. African colonies and Rzypt, the Centre added, teater"

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