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Their Job is to see that buy- | the Ing is made easy for visiting business man,

show hundreds of TV. receivers via with one another in clarity, rongo-and most im- portant price.

But they are only a minute part of the huge organization "All"the" "big name firms are whose job it la to tempt over- represented" But there are seas buyers to linger beside the gigantic annual shopwindow on

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One of Brifat's youngest and mean "Went for the 'moinent !

most progressive Industries.

nublic,

In the viewing Britain is well

And ปาโล yeur-despite anhead of the rest of the world lightning strike by electricians in the television field and the which meant a dim-out on enterprising are wasting no time

show-Britain is als ing for the

Flimbing gboard the roing all-out to show visitors how bandwagon. the lends the rest of the world The young science

electronics,

TV'S YEAR

of

"But there is no touching remiliter that there are thou- catde, all over the world to whom the

ordinary radia is still

Naturally Britain hasn't pro-4 20th Centum miracle and

everything she has up her television just a name duced

lowe, Much is still unde: the the arcurity blanket. But what the Honally famous radio firm

organised by one blind operators with

does have ready to show occupies two floors of the mammoth ex-mire sercitivo riters are as- hibition hall and is breath-mbling receivers toking in range and diversity.

publication Braille

On the stand beside them is Everything that the Ingenuity the BBC's weekly programme

copy of the "Radio Timer" of British electrical engincers can devise and security DCT-

The B.B.C. has taken up mits is there, from pocket-size big share

of the exhibition's radios portable

massive floor space to let the listening electronic brains, equally useful and viewing public into many in war or peace.

to

This year the humble radio It is has taken a back sent. televiston's year and throughout

Vietminh Dumps Attacked

Hanoi, Sept. 17.

of its secrets.

BECRET BARED

A complete television studio has been reconstructed and Visitors can scè In detall what goes to make the pictures on their own home screens. Patient technicians are on hand to satisfy the curious.

grammes being broadcast

that the thunder

In London

Nimo Erchover of the Ukraine, one of the Soviet dele- cates, applauds at the opening of the seventh plenary assem bly of the Interpallonal Radio Consultative Commliter ai Church House, London. The party of Russian radio engineers

was led by Conrad Istupovalov-Express Photo,

"Target Areas" In America Listed

Washington, Sept. 17.

bomb

And for the Arst time the the BBC has laid bare all secrets of its sound effects de-

The Civil Defence Administration publicly partment. Visitors can watch studlo managers manufacturing listed for the first time today 193 atom the background noises for pro- "target areas" in the United States and its terri- throughout the exhibition. They tories as part of a plan to give the people more French Bearest Aghters and can discover n-20 errors flew over 50 sorties of a cavalry charge is repro- information shout the dangers of a possible enemy aday against Vietminh supply duced by hammering coconut attacks. dumps and troop concentrations shells on north of Hanoi along Colonial that Road No. 1 between Hanoi and drum' Langson, and in the Phum Ho Uan area about 43 miles south of Hanol in the west Red River

delta.

gravesenis

blanketed Lable; In a moving metal the crashing waves of radio's sea eples; that dramatic thunder for ghost atories is produced by vibrating a large thin sheet of metal.

The armed services have

These targets bave been sub- jected to concentrated French staged some of the most attrac

exhibits. On the Army an Vietnam atincks for several tive

French and Vietnam stand the visitor who has never wecks. troops were also reported to be experienced anything more ex- an annual trip to intensely active inside the Redclling than

the seaside can thrill to the River doks.

sensations of a brigade com mander in Korea.

Near Bulchu, a Vietnam light battalion caught the Vielmini unawares in their own speelt Brand of jungle warfare, and Itilled 12 In an ambuch besides capturing a considerable amount of equipment.

Survives Fall Of 160 Feet

Stafford, Sept. 17. Sleeplejack William Huntington, 29, fell 100 feet down the inside of a half-completed chimney on which he was working at Standing beside a large model the Meaford Power Station,

Staffordshire, and Ilved. of a section of Korean batlle- ground he can pick up one of Huntington, who lives at

Slone, Staffordalilre, several telephones and listen to

directing the hoist carrying the crackling interchange of in-

materials to the top of the *French and Vietnam troops formation and orders as com-

when he chimney commanders move their wero also engaged on a cleaning-pany

forward and the tanks balanced. He was taken to up operation in the chalk cliffs men

hospital with both legs area

Chal, pomo 20 come rumbling up in support. near Cho

Mall. broken. China The R.A.F. have gone all-out of Hanol. miles

The south

the show how

electronic Special, operation has been in progress to

for several days, and no figures experts have made life easier a lot pliots--and have been released for friendly casualties

head- harder The

the fliers of would-be

of

French

army

quarters piso reported today aggressors,

that more than 60 Vietminh

RESCUE DEVICE rebels had been killed

ightning raid 25 miles from

There are radio brains to plot aircraft long Laichay, the capital of the Indo- and track enemy Chinese The country. This before they reach the coast and operation was carried out close to direct merciless anti-aircraft to the Chinese frontier by a Are against them if they avoid mixed Lorco of French the radio-guided interceptor air- and Indo-Chinese Thai troops craft. France-Presse.

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SENDING MORE TROOPS

WRB

over-

Peking And The U.N.

London, Sept. 17. The Dally Herald stated today that Britain must strongly And if any pilot comes down

oppose Communist China being In the sea there is tiny trans- mitter which fits into his life-kept on probation indefinitely

as membership to the saving Jacket and sends

skuldred red at United Nations General Assepib

ly is concerned.

make

DEFEATS FOR SOUTH AFRICA IN ASSEMBLY Apartheid Will Be Placed On Agenda

New York, Sept. 17.

South Africa suffered two decisive defeats in voting in the United Nations General Assembly on issues connected with the Malan Government's Apartheid policy.

The full General Assembly refused to accept the South African argument that it lacks com- Retence to take up the question, which South Africa regards as purely a domestic matter.

South Afrien asked the Gen- "At its first meeting on March eral Assembly to refrain from 20, 1933, the report said, tho debating the froguinght of popple Commission decided to send a of Indian orlain' in the Union of letter to the Ministers of South Africa and from accepting eign Affairs of India,

For-

Pakistan a report by a Good Offices Com- and the Union of Soulli Africa, mission

which

Elydied the policy forming them that the Commis- of Apartheid followed by the kion was at the disposal of their South African Govertiment.. governmeals and that it would The South Allen dicirgate, upureciate any suggestion con- Mr G. P. Jooste, contended in the cerning the manner in which it Asembly, as he had en part could render assistance, as well occtaions in other United. Nn-ág nhy Information or tions meetings, that from the which might contribute to the "Strictly legal point of view" accomplishment of its task."--

United Nations lacked cam- Reuter. petence to deal with these matters.

the

The Stering Committee had yesterday recommended inclusion on the agenda of the treatment of Indians question and the Apar- theld question.

GANDHI IN GAOL

views

Johannesburg. Sept. 17. Mr Manilal Gandhi, son of the late Mahatma Gandhi, surren- deret to the police at Germiston today to serve a sentence of 80 lays imprisonment imposed on

Voting first regarding the treatment of Indians question the him in February for entering an Assembly decided by 45 votes to African location at Germiston as (South Africa) 11 part of the defiance campaign abstentions to place 51 the against "unjust laws." agenda.

Mr Gandhi appealed against

one

on

Later, the Assembly voted to the conviction and sentence but place the question of the South dropped his appeal and volun- African Government's policy of tarily surrendered,

Apartheid on the agenda. The The original sentence was a South African prolest was ro-fine of £60 or 60 days gol. Jected by 40 to seven, with Router. seven abstentions.

UNABLE TO FUNCŢION Meanwhile, the United Nations

Ap-

Good Omers Commission, pointed last year "to arrangu Abd axdot In negotiatioca"

botween the South African and

Indian and Pakistan Govern-

ments on the question of treat- ment of Indians in South Africa.

was

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has been unable to carry out THE MEN YOU'VE HEARD Its task, it was disclosed at The list, hitherto sceret, U.N. Headquarters

ABOUT THOSE HEROES today, consists of 193 "metropolitan The three-man Commission, OF

A BRITAIN IN dreas"esch composed of at in its report to Mr Dag Ham-THRILLING DRAMA OF least one clly of 50,000 or more marskjold, the U.N. Secretary- THE SKIES. people and the "closely linked General, recalled that it

All surrounding area."

major nominated by the President of cities in the United States are

the General Assembly In 1952 Included.

"with a view to arranging and assisting in negotiations between Seventy of the 199 areas are the Government of the Union listed as "critical" target areas

of South Africa and the Gov- due to high conuentrations of eroments of India and Pakistan industry as well as population in order that a satisfactory solu Certain atomic and, military tion of the question for the centres are omitted from the treatment of people of Indian list.

Union of South origin in the Africa) in accordance with the A Civil Defence spokesman said thate publication of the list purposes and principles of the Charter and the universni de- could be of no help to the

human rights may claration

Russians since they could figure 24 on composed of

out a similar list by going to any library.

be

The

Mr Leo Mates, of Yugoslavia, Mr Jose Miguel Ribas, of Cuba, "If their Strategic Air Com and Mr Salah Eddine Tarazi, of mand hasn't got it akured out

they should all be in Siberia," Syria, was requested to report to the General' Assembly at 115 he added. "But even if there eighth session which opened last were some risk it would be Tuesday, greater risk to withhold from our own people the civil defence Information they need to ad wisely in case of an emergency."

BOME LEFT OUT The spokesman said that the publication of the list was in line with statements by President Elsenhower and Civil Defence

the people must be given more Administrator Val Peterson that information about the dangers of

atomic warfare,

It was hoped that the dis- closures would spur the people in target areas to greater efforta to provide adequate CIVA

To prove that electronics can be entertaining, he BBC has

The Labour newspaper said rigged up rodio-controlled

rolled that on the immediate question New Delhi, Sept. 17. guessing games. Visitaro

ara can of whether China should be An nicial announcement pick up carphones, listen in to

**ollowed to appear at the present | defence. ・熟 10. kaved tonight said India will cgramme and guess what

session to sinic her case on the They 300 airlifting about

their choice, select

uf plart

the Korean composition

The Administration said that Britain's the additional troops into Korea to one of a series of push buttons

103 target "breas were their guess and if Pulitical conference, help guard prisoners of war in to indiente

answer should be "certainly," elected as prena "regarded for elvil defence purposes as the the demilitarised zone at the end they are correct, a picture of the

programme is

is flushed onto A of this week.

The paper said there would most probablo targets for atomic The announcement said the television serven.)

never be a settled world "while attack." But it emphasised But the loneliest exhibit of all the rulers of 470 million that the list did not include all girlift would be carried out by

shunned 20 Indian Air Force Dakotus is the Electrical Trade Union's Chinese are

by the possible targets. helpt by four civilian aircraft, stand, It was E.T.. that called United Nations,

The troops will be flown by the strike which dimmed-out

A

"For security reasons certain

the Indian Air Force to Bangkok. the opening ceremony of the "The Indefinite exclusion of targeta that have national or From Bangkok they will be exhibition. And now its stand China would be not only un-military significance, including down to Hongkong by planes of har shunned, shame-faced wise, but a danger to peace," lid atomie enerzy Justallations, Indian airlines Router.

look under Its neon sign which the Daily Herald declared, have not been listed."-United reads "A Power in the Land!! - ́| Reuter.

False Teeth For A Three-Year-Old

London, Sept. 17, Three-year-old Peter Weigley

of Bramley, Leeds, is being fitted with a complete set of tolsó tooth,

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