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COMMENT OF

THE D

Wage Claim Struggle

THE

HE decision of the Con- federation of Shipbuild- ing and Engineering Unions to revoke the agree. ment under which their members worked Saturday afternoona during the win-

on

ter months, to insist

increase. and to WARE

overtime threaten to ban

In the shipyards is to be seen a part of the strug- ! gle which

a number of

British trades unions are engaged

with employers,

the

and indirectly with Government, for д Bub- stantini uplift in wages. First reaction in England is that production work in the shipyards must be re- tarded, giving Continentai and Japanese competitors easier opportunities for magnifying their already serious challenge to the British shipping industry.

considerations Other

are

also involved, and they are of prime importance. The Government's resistance to demands for wage increases

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Disarmament Talks Bigger Daily Sensational Test

Proposal

Rejected By Malik

HARKS BACK TO BAN

ON GERM WARFARE

United Nations, Aug. 15.

The Soviet delegate, Mr Jacob Malik, today countered three-nation proposals for a "Big Power disarmament" conference by returning to a Russian plan banning germ and chemical warfare.

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-London, Aug. 15.

British daily newspapers will be allowed, to increase ~ls: size, by an average of two tages from August 24, the Ministry of - nääterials- announced.tonight,

Popular priced dally newspapers will be allowed an average of eight pages, higher priced papers ten pages.

The Ministry mid the operation

the of

now Arrangements will be close- ly watched to ensure that consumption does not rise

· unduly.—Router.

Lo-Chau Wedding

He was speaking in reply to the American delegate, Mr Benjamin Cohen, at a meeting of the Disarmament Commission considering last In

Tuesday's proposal by France, the United States and Britain for a dis- armament conference with Russia and Communist China.

The five Powers would have to agree in advance to limit their arm-

ed forces.

Mr Malik today asked the Commission to adopt the Soviet plan, which, he contended, the Security Council rejected in June under American pressure.

He said that the intervention of the United States on the question of bacteriological warfare was a "tardy reaction" to statements made in Toronto at the meeting of the International Red Cross,

He said that the United States checking and verifying of such could be completely eliminated is principally influenced by had suffered a "serious defent" information but we do not want from national armaments and

THr Ridgway. their use prohibited," he said. the vital necessity of curb at the Red Crass conference the Eisenhower.

After hearing Me Malik the ing and controlling infla- because a resolution had been Headquarters doing this task.

Commission adjourned until tion: secondly it in appre- passed calling upon all states to it is for the United Nations,"

Mr Malik said he formally Monday-Reuter. cinted that higher produc-adhere to the Geneva Convention tlun Conta Automatically prebling the use of bacterio- proposed that the Commission and chemical warfare. And adopt the plan of work relating compromise the export! the United State: was now come to the prohibition of bacterio- drive.

pelled, to express tardy rear- logical weapons contained in the lion to justify and cover up its Soviet Union's plan. This had been rejected by the Commission peoples of the world under United States pressure and aware that the Mr Cohen's intervention gave United him the right to raise bgain, he M: Cohen sald earlier in the said.

that his Government would support "effective, 'pro-

crenaes

InThe

HE conflict between wage position. THE

restraints and wage in.;

not confined are wholly to curtain unions, employers and the States not only do not wish to the Geneva proposal, not

be

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London

H.E. The Governor Proposes Toast

Cricket A

Oval

INDIA LOSES FIVE WICKETS

FOR ONLY SIX

SIX RUNS

London, Aug. 15.

On a storm-damaged pitch at the Oval here today, India lost their first five wickets for only six runs after England had declared at 326 for six wickets on the second day of the fourth and final Test.

England, already three up in the series, looked set for a world re- cord. Spectators at the time of the loss of the fifth wicket were wonder- ing whether India could muster 30, lowest of all Test totals, credited twice to South Africa.

Happily for India, Vijay Hazare, their Captain and one of the finest batsmen in the world, stood in the breech, ably supported by Dattu Phadkar. This pair went through the final 65 minutes of the day without further disaster to take India's total to 49 for five wickets. They are 217 runs behind and now, need another 123 runs to save the follow-on.

A thunderstorm broke over j Fall of wickets 3/0 2/5 3/5

the ground during the lunch 4/8 5/0. interval, and though the down- Bowling:... pour tasted less than half an

hour, the pitch was Rooded, Truman Eventually the umpires decided Lock

43 minutes Laker resumption,

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after tea, and Len Hutton, Eng Bedser

Captain, prcmpily

de-

London, Aug. 16. Sir Alexander Grantham, Governor of Hongkong, was land's the principal guest at the clared. wedding of. Mr Kenneth His Judgment soon received in fact, sensational within 25 Kat-yin Chao, 24-year-old complc.c, eldest son of Dr the Hon S. justification,

wickets went N. Chan, a member of the minutes five

crashing before the pace and Hongkong Legislative Count of Alec Beiser and Sred cll, and Miss Mary Martha Trueman Beder claimed three

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Attacked By Man

Bau-yin Lo, of Hongkong, at wicke's ter five runs and True Masked

London's fashionable Stman- two for one run. Georges Church, Hanover Square, today.

The bride, who was given away by Mr N.. Sabins, a friend, wore a allyer satin full-length gown with a long train. She carried a a bouquet

TO!

England set their fold for the kill from the opening ball, Bed- ser had four short legs, two silp and a gulley; Trueman employed an-are of Alve slips and Sheppard almost on top of the striker, it forward short leg and

terminate strokes.

India will resume

had

FUNERAL HELD IN CAVERN

St. Angrace, Aug. 10. The body of Marcel Loubens, 83, killed by a fall while ex- ploring the world's deepest cavern, was buried tonight in he Pierre St Martin covern Franco-Spanish under frander in the Pyrences,

The

His companions tonight do elcled that it was imposible to

In A Chalet bring the body to the surface

man

Geneva. Aug. 15.

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and they buried their dead com Denon under a pile of great s'nnes.

broke:

man, who dropped his gun undinea pig to test the rope

ran away

The Swiss authorities today

The four men at the bottom reased guards on arsenals then shared out the equipment throughout the country after they had taken down the cave There were two Lock 'ny fine, lego

quaman attacked a British mali on the bank of an underground Government, but involves raspored the United Nations casion

both from Hongkong, Miss Mory: PRECARIOUS POSITION

and his family in a chalet on the river, whose course they cought Also the Traden Union Putting out an appeal to all

Ho and. Mrs Mona Leung. They Council. The TUC has, for states to ratify the Geneva pro-

Earlier in the day, the Indian northwest bank of Lake Geneva to trace. Each man took a 22- wore ankle length daffodil tulle

lb. load. and the most part, given both locol, but are trying to prevent

net dresses with pearl bowlers had performed remark early yesterday,

The surface crew then, pro- Government the implementation of the rea

trimmings and carried posies of ably well in changing England's the present

The police pro have been on white carnations and tea roses. and Its predecessor support lution passed in Toronto," Mr

Mr Cohen told the Disarma- New York Aug. 16.

The Venerable the Hon 3. H. overnight score of 204 for two the alert since the Drummond pared to bring them up, using in the campaign to keep Malik fald, “

into 326 for six by lunch, but, murders over the French border the winches. Minot ("Mickey") Jelke, Fillimore, Archdeacon of Mid with the pitch taking a fair about 100 miles away. There Loubens died last night after "Concrete

ment Commission "The position proof has wages at a steady level, the

and Rector of Stamount of spin, the batsmen the United States of the United States is clear

when the cable of the quid pro quo being con-shown that

and unequivocal. We are here 22, heir to a Chicago fortune diesex, are waging bacteriological war-

of guns and ammunition from electric winch hauling him up of American George's, officiated.

played into the bands of a good have recently been many thefts breaking his back in a 132-foot tinued subsidies for basic fare in Korea."

in a battle of and engage

was the bride-indian attack by making Inde-dumps. Best Man The eligible most commodities, assurances of The Geneva protocol was an propaganda but to find effective society's

groom

younger brother, Mr K.

The police arrested a farm. His gray-haired father, M. Improved management, and international norm," he said. ways and means to abolish mass bachelors, was arrested by

eliminate not the United armed

in a big 4-HOUR RECEPTION police here today

tomorrow labourer, Roger Sumi, 20, whu, Pierre Loubons, in an emotional what the TUC consider to "Why

adaptable to

vice raid.

The wedding service was fol- with their position stili pre they said, attacked Mr Creigh- phone conversation from the mountain with M. sensible government. States go along with this inter-we

was foot of the destruction, including atomic

Ho was taken into custodylowed by a four-hour reception carious to the extreme. Their ton Harrison while he There are signs that noth-national norm?" he asked.

and biological, and thereby to

the expedition wife and two small sons.

on the surface ing like the same unanimi- AGGRESSION DOGMA

reduce and, so far as possible, with seven blonde, brunette and at Grosvenor House, Park Lane plight will be hopeless if more siceping in a chalet with his Robert Carteret, a member of

beguiles and two and was attended by 200 guests, ruin should fall.

Harrison woke "Here is the rule, the dogma eilminate the possibility of war, red-haired

cavern, carlier today suddenly by the up ty of views in this direc-

Chinese and British, other men, to pro- American aggressor The only effective way tion exials today in

India made a disastrous start; yesterday to And a masked gun-repeatedly naked why there was Speaking at the reception, Sir Young Jelke, a founder of the When gangster kills he takeo

delay alanding

in bringing up hậ him. He the over TUC as previously. Where- nothing into account. He kills vent the horrors of war is to

Bachelors Club of America, was Alexander Grantham said his when play was resumed, losing

their hrat five wickets for only seized a knife and jum int the Fon's body, fore the economic stability with any weapon at hand.

prevent war."

Ile sold the

"If necessary, use him as United States accused of allowing his fiat to only cause for regret was that

but and

the

minutes. prostitutes and the bride's mother and relatives six ruins in the space of only 25 prosperity of

"The American aggressor has

effective pro-be used by

carnings from them. from Hongkon wedding had were unable to

a struggle. so for that he does not would support country now appear to de- gone

Bedser's opening over was a

police said Surni told raise him quickly," he pleaded, The police be present. Inter-posis to eliminate all such mass accepting

In the night the four men the pend largely on

ap. wish to undertake any

from He denied the charges. destruction. weapons commitments what-

Pollee sald only Jelke, another joined together two well known maiden. Then came Trueman, them be returned to his lodgings

His first ball lifted sharply and following the attack and fetch-who were underground then proach of the Government national

national armaments, and added:

"The bride and groom have though Roy turned it to leg, ed another ride and 18 rounds decided that it was impossible and employers 10 this ever.

"The delegation of the Soviet "We belleve, as the Soviet dele man and a woman had been Hongkong families,

that arrested on prostitution charges, maintained,

advantages," salduck dived forward at short leg of ammunition. He had intend to bring up the body and busied question, and the respon- Union has repeatedly stated Ention

"Above all, they have been and held a fine catch.

ed to return to the chalet but Loubens in the cavern, Rey- Bibility and

patriotism that the Soviet Union stands for paramount importance should be The others were expected to be many

The scoreboard then read abandoned the idea.--Router. Also arrested in the roundup, brought up together at school

Another great shown by the rank and file the most detailed disclosure of attached not to the prohibition held as material witnesses,

ΟΙ chemical weapons in war armament. We are

at another house, Was Erica and have been right through nought for one trade unionist.

college together."

catch. this dime by Trucman at time, but to the prohibition

The Oriental part of the wed-

forward short leg, dismissed chemical warfare, in peace me, Steel, 28, red-haired "television

ding

then began. What DIK

effon's should be actress. She was charged with

ceremony maintaining pro-First, the bride threw bouquets first slip by Fedser off Truc Adhikari, who had been missed the keeping and directed not so much to

of pro-

She framing of law and usages of mises for the purpose

man before he had scored. Five then left the room and returned of dressed in war as to the prohibition of as atitution, procuring women for to her two bridesmaids. many lethal substances and ap-marijuana and conspiracy to ve that

purpose, possession

4 Chinese gold-and- for two, silver embroidered bridal dress, pliances as possible.

"But we do not intend, be- commit the charged crimes.

Police also took into custody said to have coet. £350. The fore such measures and safe- guards have been agreed upon, a "mystery girl" under 20, who embroidery had images of the to invite aggression by inform was picked up at her parents Dragon and Phochir, symbols The 'bride then bowed low ing or committing ourselves to home in New York. Police said of man and women.

and offered cups of tea to her would-be aggressors and Char- she was a material witness and

father-in-law, ter breakers that will not use would not be identified in court, Jelke, who is included in the weapons 10 certain

latest clition of the American aggression.

social register, is due to cone PROMISES PAPER

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Inheritance in th-ce. "To do so in exchange mere paper promises would be years.

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The police raids are part of a their own choice of weapons," campaign to stamp out a prosti- tution racket in which rome Eirls are said to have earned ar

give

Mr Cohen declared,

"If we want to make pregriza

towarda effective disarmament, much as 3500 a night-Reuter,

We must all be willing to Jay nil our cards on the table," he continued.

If any effective and con- of disclosure finuous system

verification of armed forces and armaments becomes opera-

and.

t

BULLETS STICK

he

The bridegroom is at present studying banking in London.- Reuter.

Next to go was Mankad Evans, in mistiming a book caught caally by wicket-keeper from a flyer by Trucm Five free,

Thon a ball from Bedser flew from Manjrekar's glove to Ikin In the short leg trap. Six. for four,

"

Umrigar fell first ball, hitting It widely across a Badser yorker. Six

for five.

The Indian sixth wicket pair, Hazare and Phadker, settled down well and stayed together

Typhoon Hits for the last 15 minutes and

Okinawa

bacteria ted States proposes stuck in his tough & de-Rou- the 807th Bombing Wing of

that all other bullets had not hopewa to the

The

adding 43 runs to take the tolal to 49 for five,

The scoreboard read: England-1st innings: 326 for six declared.

G. Ahmed

war:

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·14 2 50 48 23 89.

Hazare ***

Byes 10; Leg bye 2; No balls 4/203 5/804 2/2612/278: 1: (Divectra) Fall of wickets 1/148 0/107.

The bowling analysis IN BULL'S HIDE

Tokyo, Aug. 15, Rendsburg, Aug. 16, A typhoon battered, Okinawa

thundering Pandhar Divecha A bull who proved almost Island today with

terrorised. bullet-proof,

this rains and rates of wind up to

110 miles an hour, forcing Unit Ramchand tive along the general lines sug town today. Impervious to a gested in the working paper hall of shots from revolvers and ed States Air Force crewman to Mankad

work at top speed to tie down submitted by the States, even military rifles. wo would have at hand the He was killed eventually by planes,

American warships and com- necessary safeguards to make one well-aimed hot from posalblo the elimination of carbine. Later was found mercial vessels put to sea in the

I riding out the storm.

home of

INDIA 1ST INNINGS B-20

Superfortresses which al most nightly makes Combat Hoy, c. Lock B. Trueman. Men Trapped In run over, North Korea to bomb Mankad o. Evada, b. True, Red, supply and trop concen

> concen. Adhikari, 0. Trútman Rubble

||trations..>

Bedsore Berlin, Aug. 15.

Tokyo

weather officials sald

Hazare not out planes. "reconnaissance Hundreds of West Berlin that

contre of the Manjrekar' o. Ikin b. Bedsor adilco, with tracking dogs, today located the

Worlar Bodser searching" a bomb-typhoon about 40`ntley southe "Under this proposal, with Began

"|| Phadkať nožomb west of Okinawal/jA2 good faith and co-operation by wrecked factory her for two

Winds near the centre, wers the principal states concerned, all scrap metal collectors believed bacteriological weapons, and all trapped in a cellar by rubble.moured at 95 miles an hour.

“United Press, facilities, connected therewith, Reuter,

tint,

at appropriate stage in ter nich an effective estem of dis¬ closure and verification, agreedį Imeasures should become effective providing for the progresalya cur-i tallment of stockpiles nt bacteriological weapons and ro- lated appliances," Mr Cohen

said,

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