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MOVE TO RESOLVE THE DISARMAMENT Drummond

War Office Reports On

Smember of the Govern "Strange Object" Being

ment had to say or do some- thing to bring the British | nation face to face with the unpleasant fact that in the sphere of exports recent achievements had been below the level required to Justify the confidence which the political leaders had helped to prend through- out the country. In fact, for some time part there

been calle

for some esnecin. partly because while world commodity prices have been falling. British

production costs

2

and, hence, export prices have been rising, and this cand prove disastrous at n time of growing competition in world markets, This, in effect, Is what

Mr Peter 10. neyeroft, President of the Board of Trade, states London the other day 1 w.en be warned the coun. try that Britain was “at a mome ot of great peril in 1e export field." But while? he emphasised that "t 18 | clearly in the national

in erest in claw or .op the upward zonree of pricea," be th d not zurgest how this going to be done. The

V

tiation is surely entäled o look to the Government for ¡! ed, but to date there is

pared to give one.

Sighted Over England

London, Nov. 18. Britain's caufleus War Offes tonleht released

* brief report that a "strange object" seen passing over the county of Kent on November 3 was tracked by Army radar.

This is the first time an effcial report has been made in to as "flying this country on what is commonly referred Bucers."

What was 117 The experts say it could not have been a plane. It could not have been a meteorite,

The mystery object was separately reported from two reliable Services sources. The first report came from RAF Nying officers T. 8. Johnson and C. Smythe. From a Vampire jat at 20,000 feet they saw an object much higher than they estimated at 80 000 feel - pass over at tremendous sweed. It was circular. It was emitune or reflecting a fierce light. No sooner had the fliers reported to the'r 'at'on that it was learned that the War Office had a report from = Terri- torial Army unit testing a radar set in southeast Londen.

It was also officially disclosed that there had been reports of three more radar trackings of strange objec's Fetween Sep- tember 14 and 22. Was It a balleen? No cesmic ray balloon capable of reaching the belght suggested by the reports on the strange object had been released in Britain for the past three months.

Some elber research centre in Europe might be using plant balloons. London Express Service,

Death Sentence On 16-Year-Old Boy

Singanore, Nov. 18.

A 16-year-old schoolboy, formerly a hospita no indication that it is pre- inmate under mental observation, was sentenced to death in Singapore. yesterday for the meat happed to the policy of chopper killing of his stepmother's maidservant.

WHAT, for example, has)

wage restraint which met .Con Eng Lock, Jock'n with some success when younger Ban fils 18 year, was launched by the Labour showed no signs of emo.ion Government? It

M. Teyfor lately fusce

sentence, The silence of th

parate

reems to have "gone by theutiroom was broken ruly b board." This is probably

he uncontrollable sobbing. n

appreciated by every Cons stepmother when the yout

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servative politietan, but the was led awry. sins are that they all seem

The murder took place in afraid to risk possible Gan's house on August au 1954, political unpopularity by while members of the house

Gan, then 15, mentioning it. To be fair, hold were oui, however, it must also be nack d the mald, Dow Hui, to mentioned that the policy of death with a chopper and ter

the house with $70 in cash and dividend restraint also appears to have gone by two pieces of his stepmothers

Jewellery. the boned," although the

DEADLOCK

UN Adopts A Resolution

RED GROUP ABSTAINS

FROM VOTING

New York, Nov. 18.

The Political Committee of the United Nations General Assembly today approved by 54-0 resolution sponsored by Britain, France, the United States and 11 other powers to solve the 'ang-deadlocked disarmament question.

The Soviet group of five and Burma abstained. Burma said it did not participate in the vote ecause it had not been possible to obtain unanimity for the resolution.

The resolution asked

Com- the Disarmament mission to continue its efforts to reach agreement and suggested that the Commission study the establishment of a sub-committee consisting of representatives of the Dowers_principally involved in other words, the Great Powers →→→→→ which would meet privately and re- port back.

An Indian propel that the

sub-committee should meet in

the different countries mast

to

concerned with the problem was approved.

u kn r'oucets the Disarmament Commission cortinue trying to reach agree- against the verdlet. He tacment on disarmament, taking after the verdict that the law into consideration the proposals under which Gun had beemade during the

present Assem- convicted should be amended by

bly meeting,

paragraph the legislature. He added that also cails on the Commission to General Gran the time of the kilin report again to the

སྐ was under 10, the age when en Assembly and to the Security accused

Council not later than Septem| is able Feron "spital punishment for murder boc; 1, 1956. The

law provides that the are of a defendant at the lime of his trial rather than his age at the time of the offence is the controlling. factor.

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A Soviet attempt to replace this paragraph was defeated. It would have called on the Com-" mission 10 submit to the Security Council by March 1 The defence_contended during proposals "providing, in the first for a substantial reduction case,

armament the time of the crine, suffering in the

of the Ave the rust that Gan was insane a from schizophrenia, — Unite.

the Unite powers-

Stales; Brl

France Communist ain, China and the Soviet Union."

It would have also called for the prohibition of atomic, hydro- gen and other weapons of mass the des'ruction together with simultaneous establishment of istrict international-control-over- the observance of that prohibl

Only the five Communist na- favour of the Soviet amendment," 30 other nations vcted against it and seven abstained.

PROFESSOR

During the trial, Dr J. A. Press, adverse effect on the coun: Tassis, medical officer Wo ́try's economy of increased | bridge, Hospital, sald Gan had dividends, which have been' been under observation during justified on all counts save the past year and suffered from 01 sult per- the national interest, has, of schizophrenia

nally. Dr Taasis said the course, been infinitesimatal compared with that of in: boy was in a twilight state?!

when he was examined,

explained lie then

thai state person was

SUSPENDED

Boston, Nov. 18. Boston University today suf of penaca Professor Maurice Ha-tions voted in

perin who was identified as a

Cabinet Resignation Report Denied

Taivel, Nov. 18. Nationalist Chiness Forelgit Minister George Ych denied a foreign newa agewey report tonight that the Formosas Cabinet had. res'ened en blow

The report, he said, was "absolutely without founds- tion".

The The

an-

government bounced simultaneously that

Secretary- the General of the, President's Office. Dr Wang Shib-chich, been relieved of his had post awl that the Assistant Berretary. Gen. Ieu Chin chih had been appointed 15 Aclint General-Franco-Presse.

Scorelary-

Reason For

Dr Wang's

Dismissal

Royal Liner Skipper

Scèn’uboard the m Gothịò at, hervberth in King George V . Dock, London is Commanden David Aitobison from Dunmow, Essex, Captain of the ship, which left for Jamiles on Novem- bar 10 for the Royal Tour. In December, the ship will be os- cupied by the Queen and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh,. when the liner picks them up at Jamaica, after they have flown there on the best stage of their Journey.London. Exp:15,

Woman Accused Of Vengeance Murder

Paris, Nov. 18.

Murder: New Twist

Digne, France, Nov. 18.

The 15-month-old Drum- mond murder caso took another dramatic twist to- day when members of 'the Dominic family suddenly rotracted their statements which had implicated 76- year-old Gastón Dominici, now in prison.

The aged former had con- dosed to killing the Beth marition

Str expert,

Jock Drummond, his wife, Lady Anne, and their ten-year-old daugh'er, Elizabeth, in August, 1952, near the Dominicis Grand Terre farm at Lury.

Examining

magistrate, M. Roger Peyrie, revealed, however, that Gaston Demintel, despie the retraction of statements by h' family pudding the gullt on him, had not withdrawn his con- fession which he made three days ago:

Gustavo Giston,

Dominici, son of now claros · hat "his father only admitted to being the killer ofter being beaten up by the pollice and ques-ioned for hours on end,

Yvette Dominici,

wife of Gustave, claims that her hus- band was "drugged" when ho. got back to tho form. - offer. being questioned by the poline. There was a strong smell chloroforan, she asserted France-Presse.

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Cautiously Interested

Panmunjom, Nov. 19.

of

The United Nations indicated cautious interést today in a Communist.proposal to seat Russia and Asian neutrals at the Korean peace conference as non-voling members.

Toe United Nations envoy; MË, Arthur Dean, will meet Com- munis diplomats

Los to United Nalfont

answers

pa

questions designed to determine

whether the Red

од

abandonment

propo-al was of thele

original "round tabl?" demands. There

was no immediate In whether Mr Dean re dication garded the

new Communist plan

as a solid basis for a compro- demand for mise

on their

neutral representation.

Informed

quarters said Mr

What the prosecution described as a case of planned vengeance was heard at the Seine Assizes Dean wished to clear up three

of the new pona

Count today when an attractive Parisienne. Pauline proposal, the most important of was the question of noutrals voting at the delayed Dubuisson, faced the court on a charge of murder which ing her lover, a young medical student, Felix conference. MrDean ABO Arm- desired to Petermiņa t'e Bailly..

nes of Communist inaistenco noutral and Roda favoured only Asian neutrals other than the

Was

upon Russia as why the

seve e' Union for COLExtence

attendance.

/ciensed wages. Neverthe-

less, there seems no like "twilight lihood of restraint in one one who acted automatically

The case had been held over for a long period direction without restraint and was not always aware

after the accused had attempted to commit suicide in the other. At the moment his actions.

in her cell. She was'nursed to recovery and this there in 110 effective The convicted youth testined former member of a Soviet sp restraint in either. What is that

In Federal Bureau of he remembered nothing ring

was her first appearance in the court.

mnerware. the government INTENSIFY EFFORTS Investigation report read to a needed is for party political about bered playing badminton Congressional Commitee yester The approved resolution then

of South Korea announced that remarked: Tho The prosecution · case

prosecutor Taipel, Nov. 19. considerations to be put to remembered

objection called on all members of the

"You havo of en fallet it had no particular

at one side until the "great the morning of the slaying anu doy.

decllos United

Generalissimo Chiang that, after asking Paulineosulcke You seem to have only

to Mr Dean's compromise pro nothing more until he awoke

University's The

Nations, moment of peril" has passed in Woodbridge Hospital, where reversed

particularly previous rul ni

to Intensity Kai-shek has dismissed one marry him and after big put succeeded at killing." the groat powers,

posal, already "categorically re- by the Communists. Britain's

the 10 aceist and

their economic he was being examined.

cfforts

Felix Bailly met and her retaining Professor Halperin,

of his chief foreign policy off.

The trial, which is arousing jeeted" situation has been coni Mr S.H.D. El 13, defence head

Latin Disarmament Commission of the school's

hey advisers, Dr Wang Shih-woman, and was about to marty enormous Interest throughout There was no comment on the pletely stabilised.

counsel, said he would appeal

department, to submit any proposals American studies

that he France, is expected to go on Communist counter-proposal.—

for three days. Fremo-Prazsc. United Press, handed down after he had re-may have to the Commission. chich, as a direct result of her. It was alleged

was then murdered by accused. fused to answer ques.ions before

also

suggested that thea Hongkong law suit.

the study

de Dr Wang, who was Secretary- Mile. Dubuisson's original sirability of establishing a sub- General to

How not to give

a Tennis Party

BAD host are born and not made; not everyone can make a failure of a

tennis party. Nevertheless there are certain obscrvances which may be relied upon to reduce the chances of succem.

For instance, do not roll the court before the guests arrive. Let them do it themselves while you maintain a flow of good-humoured banter.

Do not mend the holes in the wire-netting. Searching for balls in the middle of a ding-dong game is a great fermenter of temper.

AND ABOVE ALL, do not on any account provide long ice-cold drink of Rose's Line Julce for between-the-sets refreshment. If the Imperfect host were to forget by chance this cardinal rule of inhospitality, the sharp and utterly satisfying tang oi‘Nature's Enost thint-quenching drink could not fail to produce content." The party would be à success. -

ROSE'S

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the Senate Internal Security Commission Sub-Committee.

and

General Chiang,

Mr committeo "consisting one has been replaced by Mr Hdefence was that the had plan-

of the powers | nichili, testifying Бате Committed principally involved."

TI Autorney-General, Horbert Brownell, before the

in Washington yesterday, named Professor Halperin as one

those who were participants in this (spy) operation, or were in this utilised by principals

ing for the purpose of obtain ing data in which the Soviet is Interested."Reuter.

representatives

That

would

said.

that gun

but to kill herself an announcement ned

Felix stopped her and the sub-commitice

Dr Wang was said to have went off accidentally, killing seck in private an acceptable solution and report back to the been dismissed bce: use of his him... Commission as soon as possible. failure to keep General Chiang

Commission

urn Informed of the results of the In

The

1054.

INDIAN SLAIN Finally the

IN NAIROBI

Chennaulil's

who

AN ADMISSION

MJ-

was

would Etudy and report on law sult of American General As the trial opened today,

such a solution" to the General Claire

company the prosecution accused' Mile, Assembly

Civil Air Security

Incor Transport and the

of Dubuisson of having had Council not later than Septem-porated, against

members the former National'st Chinese sexual relations with German beri

em Central Air Transport Corpora-sallors during the resolution

occupation bodied the Indiaz suggestion tion,

to deserted

the and of having been the Communists in 1050, that this sub-committee should

A legal battle raged for two tress of a German doc.or, a Nairobi, Nov. 10. meet in the different countries

and a half years while the colonel in the Germ.n army. Puran Singh, a well-known concerned, Asian

Before the voting, India at American company sought cus. This, accused admitted, bullding contractor,

1wo the request of the Soviet Union tody of 40 ageralt grounded *. was shot dead totoy by

Tald Hoʻgkong. Africans on a building site in withdrew a separate resolution

She also admitted having had one of Nairobi's African loca designed to gaia a unanimous They claimed they bought the

planes from the Nationallasexual relations with vote on the 14-power resolu-Government in 1949. tions.

Ho waa

talking with his tion.

The Hongkong Supreme Court dividunds after meeting Fulx supervisor when two Africans, - SOVIET AMENDMENTS said the planes bad because the Ballly.

with en autente cach armed

The Indian resolution would property of the succeeding China, pro, eppreaches end the Yam have refereed to the Disarma- Communist regime in at close range, killing him in- ment Commission three of the the American company won an stantaneously.

then Soviet amendments then stand-appeal to the London Privy

Council in July, 1952-Reuter. irik. escoped.

They

The contractor's firm had recently been

Those called for:

1. An immediate settlement recting efect wire Earricades around African of the question of reduction of

prohibition Brmaments, locations-France-PressC.

af

atomic and hydrogen weapons and the establishment of strict Pearl Harbour, Nov. 18. The 14th Naval District saldin ernational control, loday that it had received a2, Branded

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Six Communists Banned Georgetown, Nov. 18,

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Ten days before the crime, the testifled hat she had inmate telaitoni with Bally, chèugli the krew he was engaged, o bi mazzled to another womad,

She told the ectirt that she wone to Bally's-fla, hoping for a reconciliation, but she, ad- mitief that the intended to "bring the two red tu lo free death" she did not succeed. Shè maintained, however; that the death of Bally accident and was not 240- media:

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