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Atlantic Nations Begin Largest Flying-Boat In The World
Bathing Habits Of Australians
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Melbourne, Aug. 31. About 58 per cent of all householders
their baths as umbrella-slands, says the staff magazine of the Royal Melbourne Hon- pital.
The Journal also given odd statistics for bathers:
Twonly
per cent of women lock the hathroom door.
Women prefer a tub in the evening. Men prefer khowers.
Sixty-nine per cent bathe for relaxation, not for health.
Relaxers take 25 minutes. health-sockors 16-Reuter. ·
Church Stand On
Armaments
Stuttgart, Aug. 31.
Dr Gustav Heinemann, Chair-
Synod of of the Evangelical Church, told
man
closing session of its
the the
Congress
here today that God had given them no guidenco on rearin20- ment.
Dr Heinemann left Chancel- Jor Adenauer's Cabinet two years ago over defence policy.
He denied today that the was "to cowardly to Church give judgment on the question of German resorming", adding the "brotherhood of the Church been given clear and has not
the way uniform guidance of God wants us to take."
This
should not discourage them but "strengthen us in our personal responsibility", he told, delegates.
لمان
Vast
War
Manoeuvres
Paris, Aug. 31.
Soldiers, ships and planes scattered from Norfolk, Virginia, to the Iron Curtain swung into action tonight for the great Autumn manoeuvres of the North Atlantic powers.
It was the start of the final examination of Western readiness for an attack.
Ships responsible for the defence of the vast North Atlantic Ocean aréas steamed toward the Firth of Forth and the Firth of Clyde in Scotland. Convoys of American soldiers f Twin carrier task forces, made spex along Germany's eight-up of aircraft carriers and sup- Jane autobahns.
ported by a powerful screen of British Centurion tankes rum-destroyers and submarines, will blod near the Russian Zone of sail to the North Sca from Germany.
Scotland.
B.A.O.R. EXERCISES
In the smallor Europeen Allied nations, defence chlof dusted off top sceret moblüsü- The United States' Seventh tion plans.
Army in Gormany opens Its The biggest of the Autumnfield exercises on September 4, exercises opens on September commanded by L-Gen. Monton Eddy, whose Ninth Division slashed through Cherbourg in the last war,
13.
TEMPLER'S
ACTION
DEFENDED
The British Army of the Rhine, equipped with some of the best tanks in the world, will follow with manoeuvres
toon after the American exercises are
over
In all Atlante Pact' countries individual armies will test their mobilisation, supply and concen- tration plans in exercises care- fully observed by representatives from General Matthew Ridgway's Supreme Headquarters:
London, Aug 31,
Northern naval Mr Alec Petersen, #chool-
manoeuvres master from Newport, Wales, atkes for the first time in th
will follow in trans-Atlantic who was called to Malaya by the far-flung dunain of Admiral High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer, to advise on informa-Atlantic
Lynd McCormick's Supreme
Command tion services, arrived back
which London by air tonight.
in stretches from Norfolk to Europe
the
Mr Peterson defer
defended High Con
Commissioner's action in village of its in-
part from the North Pole to trople Over 130 warships will take part in the northem Operation Sears because they kept back Mainbrace.-United Press.
o
think the villagers were
information about terrorists. The Congress drew up a public
He said: "Some people seem message saying they had not
not orrived at a common answer to given ample opportunity to give that they were questions but cald God's | Matements or
afraid of what nations know their future.
might happen "The state in which peace and afterwards.
told Justice govern cannot be set up by force. May God strengthen plete confidence would be kept. Christian to stand up for those who have been deprived of their right and honour" the message sald.
were
that com-
"They were all to be inter- viewed and no one could poù- sibly find out who had provided any evidence. They still fused to tallc."
Mr Petersom
re-
flew to Malaya to present a report on informa-
on services,
Over 200,000 people attended the closing ceremony in a park on the outskirts of Stuttgart, where a 80-foot high wooden eres had been set up. Layment He had the Impression of a from Switzerland, France, country which is going ahead Austria and other European and with a great deal of fervour in Overcas countries attende; | spite of terrorists,"-Router. besides the thousands of German Protestants.
The Communist authorities bad prevented any mats attend- unce of East Geamana.-Router.
PLANE SALVAGE ATTEMPT
London, Aug. 31.
Scientists' Secret Mission
Tour-By-K.C, Wu- Essex, plan to salvage the foursion products of the blast.
The
Britain's 140-ton Saundors-Roe Princesa flying-boat, largest in the world. taunetted at Cowes, Isle of Wight, recently. Costing £3,500,000, ale is designed to carry 105 passengers and will be used as a troop-carrier.
Chile Going
A
Express Photo,
To Polls
To Elect President
Women Voting For First Time
Santiago de Chile, Aug. 31.
Over one million Chileans are preparing to go to the polls on Thursday, September 4, to elect a
Gonzalez-Videla, whose six-year term expires on new President to succeed President Gabrile.
November 4 this year.
Chilean women who three years ago were given This year's election is notable for the fact that
equal suffrage with men, will be voting for the first time in a Presidential election.
in
So far, they have only voted | campaign is being waged in his
Parliamentary by-elections favour in Buenos Aires.
and at municipal polls.
Every Chilean clilzen who
Whatever truth there may be
is 21 years of age, can read in this, it is evident that the and write and has registered as two men have common ground a voter, has a right to vote in in that both are army generals The elec and both are credited with anti- the coming election. toral rolls, closed in accordance American sentiments. with
the Constitution, six months before polling date, at present contain the names of 1,105,111 voters-776,670
and 328,435 women,
atomic of
Petro
men
While Ibanez has not, so for as is known, made any move to obtain Communist support, although Communists may vote.
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RESHUFFLE OF
BONN CABINET IS FORECAST
Problems Facing Adenauer
Bonn, Sept. 1:
Dr Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, will return to his office in a few days after a long holiday in the Swiss Alps to face grave political problems.
The long stream of official German visitors to his favourite holiday resort of Buergenstock, near Lucerne, led to suggestions by the Swiss newspaper wits that perhaps all Government heads could direct their country's affairs from somewhere in Switzerland.
This year Dr Adenauer's visitors were mainly Foreign Omee officialm with worries about the Saar, and Christian
Talks On
Democratic Party (CDU) sup- WAR
porters with worries about the future of his three-party right- wing coalition,
Dean Again Offends
Canterbury, Aug. 31. Aboul a .dazen of the congregation, including several Americans, walked out of Canterbury Cathedral tonight when Dr Howlett Johnson,
This gives an indication of the main tasks confronting Dr Adenauer ne ho goes back to his desk in the handsome Palais Schaumburg, in Bonn.
Meat For Britain
The Bundestag (the Federal Denial By Premier Of
Parliament) ds due to reassemble
on September
big programme
10
with of legislation
before it-the most important
being the second and third
Now Zealand.
Wellington, Aug. 31,
The New Zealand Prime
readings of the ratification bille Minister, Mr Sidney Holland,
for the Bonn Conventions end- in ste
praisedi China, he recently visited. Speaking of the division of land among the Chinese peasants and progrem in conquering discose,
the
‹ Dean said: "Let us refolos to think of the conquest of disenso in China, and of -parents not having to look at their dying children but at bonny, rosy. living children such as I recently saw in China."
The conquest of disease there would, he said, have -the effect of Increasing the productive capaelly of the country and would also tend to increase the popu- lation,
which
scientists estimated at 500,000,000- Realer.
NUDISTS TO FORM
and the
Trealy,
Ing the Western Occupation said tonight it was "mis-
European
Army chievous" and untrue”. to
that suggest
the New Zealand Government and the lo give up
Minister Meat Board were quarrelling
He has promised
the post of Foreign
as soon as the ratifications are over the price that Now through and this is expected Zealand should ask Britain
to lead
to a general reshuffle
of the Cabinet, for which pre- to pay for meat. liminary jostling has already
started.
He said there were
spany
Ilke the present meat talks An
Не must also continue the points of view in negotiations * desultory and now rather hepe London between New Zealand rich delegates and the British Food
Joas
negotiations on the
industrial Saar territory, which Ministry.
for a short time last July seemed
It was anything but helpful to
to acquire new life when the suggest that a quarrel French
had Foreign Minister, M. developed at the very time when Robert Schuman, proposed to goodwill Was En essential "Europeanise" the territory, Ingredient to success, Mr Holland
said.
GENERAL ELECTIONS
advisers. must make
In the London meat talks. Dr Adenauer and party which began on August 12, the New Zealand delegates, led by plans for the Agriculture the general elections, which are Keith Holyoake; are discussing Minister, Mr due before August 1883 and for with the British Food Ministry which no electoral law hus get the future of the been passed.
The law for the 1940 clections,
long-term between agreement
the two until орстания which provided for a compllcountries 1
September, 1955. cated compromise between
Mr J. D. Ormond, Chairman' proportional and constituency of the Meat Board, has tem- representations, has expired and
from the porarily withdrawn Constitution expressly calls the for a
a new one before the next negotiations. This was believed here to be due to a meeting in elections.
Wellington between
Promler Tho Neuchatch, Aug. 3,
Christion Democrata Holland and Meat have drafted a bill based on
Board. re- Delegates from 13 countries
presentatives eloction by constituency.
to align views But over found the first it is unlikely to go through as resolved to
FEDERATION
An
ver the price talks.
That
Melbourne, Sept. 1. The Melbourne Sun reported The women's vote constitutes for him because, like them, he today that three British atomic the biggest unknown quantity opposed the military mutual aid scientists arrived here secretly the election becnusa fow which the Chilean National at the week-end to study the women ara members · of any
Congress ratified with the long-distance effects of Britain's political party and it is there- United States last June. forthcoming atomic explosion at
to forconst how foro dimeult the Monte Belle Islands:
they will cast their votes,
Arturo Matte Larrain, 50- your-old Liberal Senator who is The newspaper sald they At present, there are four
regarded as having the best would work iza guarded
Presidential candidates In the chance of election after Alfonso laboratory at Melbourne Un-field, waging an intensive clee- and Ibanez. versity, studying the disintegration campaign,
They are: tion effects and at least 30 ns-
A wealthy industrialist, Matte A party of inen from Ilford,
Enrique Alfonso, 49-made the mistake at the begins nudist international here today. It prejudices all parties except of the New Zealand daily new
agricultural correspondent The Sun said all the scientists year public and a formering in speeches and manifestoes committee of three was appoint-
former Vice-President ning of his campaign of appeal.
the CDU. engined Hermes airliner which
The Anglo-French - German
paper.
Dominion, wrote came from Harwell
The
Government Taipei, Aug. 31.
the Sahara crash-landed In
coalition last Friday that there was a Provincial
Minister of the Interior, who is a to the inbour
promised two Governor, Desert in June despite the fact energy research station.
element, These, ed to draft statutes for a world overhaul the limping taxation the Meat Board and the Prime years ago to divergence of opinion between fourth scientist, Mr J. N. member of the Radical party to while creating nervousness con nudist federation, expected to system but has K.C. Wu, disclosed he will leave that B.O.A.C. and other ex-
intentions on Sept. 9 for an investigation perts believe that the task is Gregory, niso attached to Har-which President Gonzalez-Videla cerning his
far dane Minister over the extent of the zething about it, Furnosca and the impossible,
well and who is a graduate of belongs and which hold Govern- the wealthy Liberals and Con- be set up formally at a con-
prico riso Nów Zealand should Bordeaux next Pescadores to study forestry and
ment office until the end of servatives who are his
main ference A former estate agent and Melbourne University, will ar-
seck. -health
supporters, falled to convince | year.
REFORM BAIT projects. Associated five other men will make the rive in Australia soon to help July,
The correspondent said th Press,
expedition-Reuter.
with the study," the Sun added. Holding deeply rooted demo- the workers.
The Members of the drafting com-
Social Democratic op
Board and Mr Ormond appeared The scientists were said to cratic principles, Alfonso Is
SOCIALIST DOCTOR mitice are Mrs Dorothy Thorn- position has included a tempting to be insisting on more than have brought their own equip accused oven by some of his
ton (London), of the British own supporters, of not having 4. Dr Alavado Allendo, 44- Sunbathirig
Increase olioa, the 7 per cent
the inent.--Reuter.
Association,
will be contract allows, while the Prime enough political drive, thought year-old doctor who has aban-Albert Lecocq (Paris). President submitted to the party congress Minister asked for no more than his compalpa has recently in-doned medicine for politics, of the French Naturist Associa later in September AS aa the 7 per cent.-Reuter, creased in tempo. His opponents is the youngest of the can- tion, und Herr Erhard, Wacch-
election platform say that if returned to power, ha didates.
teler (Hamburg), Prolent of would continue the policies of A Socialist Senator, Dr the German organisati the present regime which Allende has the support of a blamed for the present high in-smali group of Socialiat and The conference was held at leftwing the headquarters of the Swiss Naturist Organisation at Thielle
tour
of
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British Power Output Up
flation In the country.
FORMER DICTATOR
other sympathisers.
extreme
among
Dar
2. Carlos Ibanez del Campo, He has no chance of being on Lake Neuchatel, 75-year-old independent, who elected and in some political is a Senator and former steeni
of Chile which governed
as a dictator 1027 to 1931.
Pre- he from
cireles he
60
tax
M.
reform in its
which programme?
London, Sept. 1.
Delegates came from seven here it is believed that The
electric total
power generated in Britain has in
will transfer his backing to countries-Britain, France, Ger- creased from 24,372 million kilo-
one of the other candidates, many, Holland, Austria, Ameri- possibly Ibanez, at the lact ca and Switzerland. watt hours in 1938 to 42,570
moment. Other politicians think million in 1947 and 69,904 mil- Ibanez can count on the sup- that he will remain in the race Inly, Belgium. Ireland, India, lion last "It was officially port
year,
of thousands of voters, with the object of taking a Brazil and Now Zealand were announced today.
especially women, who have many voters as possible from the represented by Individual ob- A report
said the main dif- forgotten or know little of his other auditiates Router.
servere.—Router, ficulty facing the industry was period of dictatorship and who the
shortage post-war
of today regard Him generating plant, which necas- capable of pulling a stop to sitated load-shedding and spas-Inflation, and creating a modic
dle power cuts.
Cile
As a mon
"new
This
a
Washington Differences
Over The Armed Forces
New York, Aug. 31.
Ab Force
arguo
If the Government continues
to
dally over reform plans, the Social Democrats, may win a good many votes from the bourgeois with this bait.
The chief candidates for the
group
post of Foreign Minister are Dr Heinrich von Brentano, leader the Christian Democratic of
in Parliament, and a faithful follower of Dr Aden- auer, and Professor Walter Hallstein, head of the Foreign Ofice and former Rector of Frankfurt University.
Japanese Air Experts In
Holland
Amsterdam, Aug. 31.
A delegation representing Jap- The Free Democrats, whose nee airline operator landed at independence from the CDU is Schipol airport near hero tonight
on their way to England to buy.. Increasing
as election
time Comet jet airlines, draws nearer, have given up their claim to the Foreign Office tlon's leader, said his company Mr Mutalyoshi Ino, the delega- and seem now to be less in Japan Altitol air networke alstent on their
planned to build an up Ministry of European Dufance, with Comets and other modern which is expected to be set up alteraft. DS COOR as iho Bonn Conven-
claim to the
Royal Family
The British Electricity Hia electoral symbol is д Authority was now taking steps broom, with which, according to to cut "red tape" to speed up his supporters, hơ will sweep power station construction. away all existing evils. Several American idens
symbol has wero
given rise to
tions are ratified.-Router. officials likely to be adopted-Router.
here that Ibanez, saying
a The American Joint Chiefs that if the programme can, bo formes cavalio General, will
of Staff are reported to be in sustained at the original rate, Pre- "ride n broom" to the
dimculties in trying to agree America will begin to draw sidency.
Of the three opposition candi-n the relative size of the armed abreast of Russia in the air in Another dates, Ibanez
two years. is the one who forces and the money needed another
fos them--in the coming possiblo Boured for disagree
ment among the military chicis monthis. supporters moet, They OTC
the Navy's insistetice on A preliminary estimate of the is watching his progress anxieting size, composition and funds for going ahead with construction
collecting M. Alexander Zasyanko, Soviet bers of workers, black-coated starting next July 1 was due
lie Army, Navy, Minrince and of additional super-carriers. considerable num- Air Force for the fiscal year
Congress already has provided Coal Industry Miliate at the employees, farm labourers and to be delivered to the Socrotary funds and authority for building Mohaing Service at Crathic
BY
NEW CLAIMS
worries Alfonso and his Radical | S RUSSIA
London, Aug. 31.
see
around him
In Scotland
Braemar, Aur. 31. Queen Elizabeth, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, who worn Highland dress, attended
day over Moscow Radio that tho } others who are discontented with of Defence, Mr Robert Lovett two 00,000-ton carriers, But tho,] Church, Deeside, today with
SUPPORT FROM FERONT ::
In the 1942 Presidential elec
Family.
a party will leave for Bri- tomorrow morning
and will inter visit Sweden, France and the United States. They will also retum to Holland in days time to study KL.M. (Royal Dutch
mala Alrities) komance and servicing methods. pm AdrHnos might
on a Tokyo-Amsterdam out, he said. This route is at sent being operated by KL.M. with piston-mgid alriners Reuter.
theg
Yugoslavs Flee To Italy
Trieste, Aug. 20.
of conl produce the of the Rayal Kon in Russia was 24
Kimball, believes that one euch 000,000 tons equal to the annus
reports said
Driving from Balmoral Costic production in Czarist times,
But was learned today cartier should be built for each M. Zasyanko, who was speak- i tion, held following the death that the Chiefs have advised of the next ten years. intelded Church by the Queen Mother the Queen was joined at the Ho ing on the occasion of "Milners of President Aguirre Cerda in him that they will need more
has said the Navy to ask for money. in the 1054 DAY
addod
while
the previous your, Ibanez, then pto
Princess Margaret, who time, probably the rest of the
and Ascal rightwing candidate was week.
year budget for a third have taken up residence at ductivity of Soviet mines had a
DOTTINT. greatly increased, in the United heavily defeated
Radical by the
Birkhall, three-storeyed Royal
It was reported that 10 Yugo- Staten it had
The Air Force has leaked Mansion near Balmoral, had remained statle for candidain, Juan Antonio Bios, The Air Force has not been
slav nationals had fled to Italy 20 years: in Frenco
Other members of the Royal in the past 48 hours. year to cet hack the target critically at Navy plans for was lower who was elected for the remain-they are the decision criter than 16 year ago; and in Britainder of the six-year term. dala for atlainment of its 143 super-carriers, the reports add- Family at the Church were the Eight reached Italian territory lower thom-70 years ago,
It is gold. here that in the pro-wing goal from the summer of od. Air Force exponents argue young Duke of Kent end his | by boot, and eight others, in-
and sent campaign Ibanez has the 1984 to 1988 or oven Inter, the that the Navy is trying to edgo brother
sister support of General Peron of 'reparis added. The prevent into the strategie bombing field Michael and Princees Alexandra. I daughters, crossed the border
Mechanisation was to be im- proved, under the new five-your plan, ho“ fald.--Neuter,
Argentina and that an outspoken „eléengti la about es wings.
of the Air ForceTM-Router,
Reuter,
Prince cluding a mother and two
on toote-United Press, dame bu
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