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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954.

RUSSIA SCOFFS AT C-BOMB New Records

Scots Commit Less Crime

Edinburgh, May 13.

Scots committed Thore legal oftenora but Texn crime last year than in 1902, according to a report nublished here.

Known offences, mainly disturbances of the peace, drunkenness and road

traffic offences. FORC by over Bye

cent per 112,274, but erimes Evil by over six per cent to 76,8€6.

Toller investigated 1 cases of murder during the year,Cina Mai Speclaj.

Nationalists May Return

Jap

FEARS "Imperialists Are Trying

To Frighten People”

Moscow, May 13.

The Soviet Army newspaper Red Star sald today there were “not sufficlent grounds" for fears that a radioactive cobalt bomb could wipe out large areas of the earth.

In an article on nuclear weapons, the official newspaper said that talk of a cobalt bomb was an attempt by "imperialists" to frighten the people with a "new weapon."

The article, signed by a Lieutenant-Colonel

Destroyers Engineers, cited scientific reasons against recent

Tokyo, May 13. The news spper Mainichi reported

today

#nt

ports

that a cobalt super-bomb could destroy sections of the earth.

of

re-

wide

Itel Star said that imperialists atomic explosion.

the intensity claim that the expliadon of a Ent gomma radiation in 10 times cobalt bœaub could render entire | that which

permissible for to hamam human inaccessible

beliks. the defente balles glapplid terefore ensure weakenbur

Nationalit China har afTe read to return to Japall: beings and prolong the time (of "severn" desiravers which, this condition) by infeeling the ten-fold weakening for the

I had taken from this coun- ! try after World War 11.

The B tos), l'esucherat Chiang Kai-dan, tappeutest In

Jupport withl

and alungun

areas with dust.

Such a ubali

rany be obtained by a lend plate five centimetres thick."--United Presss.

radiation). Pudtonelivo

**There

* rent, however, sufficient Ouruls for Starta claims. Il la well-known That rebolt, having a long pong its af Forma

IN '71 semi-diskidegrafen, joomlively low radiation

Wide

disperan of cobalt

and repair and inteiro e sandle, Warships for H Navy

Calhese Embassy

1

t

notlung 1: "know about the report offlctally" The spokesman refused to comatend further

Name of Japane bed Way 11 destroyer

1.020

Japon's imperla) has s

3815

even des that 2 They were to be given to China, however, the As hal

micute all guns, aniremos and lorpustu tubes and other Bighting

grindi

must also be consider est. "thuler these conditions it is difficult to expect

very interio radiatam." the article and.

comlined,

Kenya Police Need

Asst More Arms

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P WIT

"A LOT OF NOISE"

Worthi

forers of imperialist Longing s

desirous of straling n 2 400

Nairobi, May 13. Siz Stub

with the use of weapons of mas Lots and spend from 20 to 35

The Police Commissluner trying to lako knits were taken ver by China | destruetlen, are

The ability vantage of

at in Kenya, Colonel Arthur ยา ots

proxtare difvetest | Young, said today he would| badioactivity for intensifying the visit the Colonial Office in destructive effect of atomic and

London to press for more hydrogen wenpons.

police supplies in Kenya, particularly better und "With this alun, foreign pra-lighter weapons and trans- bonary chreles have made a ja pori. ,『:M,l::

the called abou enbalt bomb. The piterss BAK ing place in the cobalt bon is thut upon studers were not

described in the following way enthusiasts because of the

the result of a thermont- a meallung arms and clear (H-bomb) reaction a great involved

number freu neutruns Chia over Jod ult them, the formed. The shell of the bomb absorbs these

KALLE.

tha

tr

The Manuel said offer was made into molly Som time guy a representative di Prodan Ching Rus-shek.

qu potent

Mainichi sat1.

the

warships.

It believe, however, that the| ttled States supported the

step in inove us another strengthening

Fred [ against

the Asia

Paris, May 14 The Indian Foreign Steretury, Mr H. K. Nehru, arrived here yesterday and will open talks Today on the future of the four Fernch settlements on the In. dan sub-continent

Of

mate of cobalt

neutrons.

4

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radioactive. "As a restult, cobalt slope is formed which Comunitan, United disintegrates, enting beta and Romma Thys with period of semi-disintegrath of 6.3 years, the article said.

The article, one of a series In

with nuries Red Star dealing

Wus signed by developments. Lieutenant-Colonel A. Sedov.

DEFENCE BARRIERS

1 discussed the efteris of radiation from atrame de- and hydrogen bomba and fences against these weapons,

"If the intensity of radiation is very high and higher than the permissible level (for sur- vival) then tiefence barriers of on material or another are used to lower it.

France is reported to be pre- pared to Aurrender the terrt- tortes- Pondicherry, Mahe, Ka- Fikal and Yangon if they vale by referendum to join the In- dan Republie

India rejects the Idea of plebiselle and maintains

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that

at

France should hand over Imme diately the

the settlements. leaving legal

administration

thetalls to be settled later.

Retal

*Assuming that al a given distaner from the centre of an

A British Crossword Puzzle

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22

ACROSS

1-Grodin (0),

7 Tale of heroism (4).

o Gush (0),

10 Od Nick (b).

11

Wenries

13 Moment

15 Border (4).

18 Kind of water bird (4).

jg Rebel (10).

DOWN

2 Bend down (6),

3 Subsequently (6).

4 Rogue (0).

6 Reserved (8).

6 Colour (4).

8 Trimmed (5).

12 Aroma (5)..

18 Loara-(8)

14. Decorato (8)

37 kart ketist (01.-

32 Check (4),

24 Representative (5),

In block (6).

is Fashion (B).

20 Unuruni (6).

do Beetle (4)

21 Bird (5).

dy slobbed (0),

23, Lofty (4).

Young. Colonel

who Wis oppointed to Kenya for a year Just March from his post 113 Commissioner the

*

City of London Police, is flying to Lon- don tomorrow (Friday) for ten days to take part in ceremonies welcoming home Queen Eliza- beth from

her Commonwealth tour.

Colonel

Young BAID

thest

on the bandwagon" as the Mau Africans "seem to want to jump vituation in Natron Mau improved.

He bid reporters Aral about en per cent of her Kikuyu, Embut and Meru tribesmen arrested in the recent roundup of Mau Mau suspects

Nairobi In estimated to be strong adherents of the organlantion.

Were

Answering a question about recent Mau Mau attacks Bouth- east of Nairobi, in the territory of the Wakamba tribe, hitherto free from Mau Mau, argely Colonel Young said: "All 15 net well there. I is being watched very carefully."-Reuter.

MPs May Get

Tax-Free

Allowance

British

London, May 13, members of Parlia-

In This Bike!

NSU

Self-Portrait

Para J

Of The Man

And Prime Minister In 1,200 "Churchillisms"

London, May 14.

A British Editor has built up a new self-portrait of Sir Winston Churchill based on his most telling speeches, maxims and pronouncements. There are more than 1,200 quotations in this book, which ranges over most of the Prime Minister's long and eventful career, taking in some of his earliest quips as well as the more profound reflections of his old age.

The utterings of the fledgling Churchill joille för position with the war- time leader's historic exhortations to the British people.

The book, "Sir Winston Churchill-Self-Portrait" (published by Messrs Eyre and Spottiswoode, London-15:-) wán compiled by Mr Colin R. Coote, editor of the "Daily Telegraph", with the approval of the Prime Minister.

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Appropriately, I quotes in A rondom dip into the "Self- The Sir Galahad and the wog the first few pages

remark Portrait" yields "potted" philo- alternate in his references to which Sir Wlaston Churchilisophies on subjects ranging woNNTI.

"have

133

an

When, two years ago,

what the role of women should

made to Parliament nine years from drink to daring, love to ago:

Intention of hate, valour to no

cowardice, passing my remaking years "Courtige is rightly esteemed American feminist asked him explaining or withdrawing my- the arst of human qualities thing I

have sold in the past, All let

apologising for it."

to the A chapter devotes Prime Minister on himself" is studded with examples of acute self-analysis.

Sir

"The name, I trust, as I has been since the days of Adam and Eve!"

"Where does the family start?

It starts with a young man fall

Ing in love with a girl-no

because it is the quality which be in the future, he bearingly

all Kuarantees

other"

replied: Winston Churchill sald Hla

ald in book "Great Contemporaries.”

ilate is a

is a bad gulde { have ver considered myself at all "Looking back good hater," he told the House wir example

after-knowledge and in-of Commons some years ago. creasing years, I seem to have His philosophy on drug was operative has yet been been tou

rudy to undertake compreset in a sentence of hisCommons some time ago. laska which were hazardous ur book "My Early Life", in which he mid: "I have been brought up and tramed to have the utmost contempt for people who got drunk."

Even

forlorn."

He wrote this 30 years ago in his book "World Crisis", little knowing that it would pitive to be

e prophecy as wril as retros- pect.

tendency against

have a

and

he told the House of

His own happy family back- ground finds a reflection in this comment to Parliament after the birth of Queen Elizabeth's son and heir, Prince Charles: "There is no doubt that it is SIR GALAHAD

around the family

the But when, at luncheon one day, home that

the greatest which I should, perhaps, be on he asked his doctor, Lord Meran, virtues, the most dortlhating

he could kavo Q

virtues of human spelettes, are my guard to swim against the whether

atid Lord stream," he admitted when ac- cointreau, designed

Moran created, strengthened and main the enquired whether he "wanted it tained," cepting the leadership of Conservative Party in 1940. or heeded it," the Prime Minis

his driving nature, he told ter could not resist this quip: Parliament in the Second World "neither want it nor need War" at certainly not one But i should think it pretty of those who need to be prudi- hbzardous to interfere with the ded. In feel if anything, an ineradicable habit

time." the prod."

Commercial artist, Gustav Adolf Baum, in the German

"ooverior" N.S.U. motor cycle with a streamlined

by himself, in which he broke several world's records (small Autobalin recently. capacity), on the Munich-Ingelstads Unusual feature was that Baum lay horizontal with his feet were broken in the 50 0,0., 75 facing forward-and recorda

classes smallet-capacity ac,, and 100 co. classes. For the the engine used was one developed from the N.8.U. 49 co "Quickly" two-stroke and the larger power unit was one of the four-stroke N.S.U. "Fox"-type 98-Express Photo.

Paris Restaurants

Expensive? Nonsense, Say Owners

Paris, May 18.

Thirteen leading Paris restaurants have formed an association to explain to the world that their prices, though high, are not exorbitant. Reports that one cannot eat in their restaurants for less than £10 a head have made them angry.

"It simply is not true," Baid M. Claude Terrail, of the Tour d'Argent.

French Tourist Offices Abroad are to display the restaurants' menus with priers in focal cur- rencies. The aim is to show that

he best Parls restaurants usunily cheaper than their foreign equivalents.

nre

In restauratus of this class they 150 only the choicest materals, and it takes six people to serve a dish perfectly from the kitchen. In fact, the overhead cost of serving glass of tap water comes out at 28 Bd.

Russia Wants

Trade With

West Germany

01

of

ย

Science has taken some hard knocks from the Prime Minis- ter, on the score that man'a in- genuity is largely prostituted

Ho once wrote: "Scienco life-buries its Insulated head in the filth of slaughterous Inventions."

"I Am An English-Speaking Union"

com-

milo-

Miami,

was surprised

the

write

10- And not long ago he told the in making me

a Latin, much towards himself as House of Commons that he had verse or learn any Greek except wards the one fertile strategie Idea which emerged "from the always comaldered "the nibsti- the alphabet,

internal of the tution

AL

World War. The second Florida, seven first bustion engine for the horse wears ago, he decided he was prompted by the knowledge marked o

Was the only that in his laber |

Eden very gloomy

of member stone in the progress of man-life he should have become sa prominent kind."

experienced in taking degrees Chamberlain Government who when, as schoolboy, he was so shared shu strove for his con- | Wi

bad at pussing, ekardinalibus, a ception of the German danger,"

"In fact, one might almost say China Man Special. that no one ever passed no few examinations and received ન

On idealism, he says in his wer memoirs: "The human race cannot make progress without

idealism but. ideallom other

and

ruin

all

people's

without

al

muny degrees," he commented.

On death, he told friends on years my

expense M regard to the and slaughter which upon millions of humble his 75th

ago: homes, cannot be regarded as its highest or noblest form."

On personal habits, he de- scribes unpunctuality as "yile" On ethics, he told Parliament in 1942: "You arust never make a promise which you do not fulfit."

rarter.

birthday four Grants

To Help

British

Sixth Formers

am ready to met Maker. Whether Maket Is

my for the cat ordent of

great prepared

matter." meeting me is unother

Sir Winston Churchill never forgets that he la ball-American.

help cannot

reflecting that father Iny

had been .. American and my mother (Jenny Jerome) British, instead of the

To encourage senior pupils to other way round. I might have got here on my own," he told go on to a university, Miss

of Educa the United States Congress in a Horsbrugh, Minister

tion, has decided to allot E20 a speech in 1941.

11

London.

The Prime Minister has never concealed that

his school days wert! not the happiest of his "I was happy as a child with my toys in my mursery. 1 have been happier every year since I became a man. But this Mr Adlai Stevenson, demo. year to assist each sixth form acratic candidate at the Pre- member of grant-aided gram- Interfuse school makes sembre grey patch upon the aldentint Election, relates how mar schools, chart of my journey," he said in Si Winston Churchill told him

Her decialon will, it is hoped, "My mother was offset the cost of the Burnham Jast year: "My Early Life.

and Bonn, May 13.

my ancestors reale

teachura* Increases in He confessed that in all the American

វត were officers West German and Russian

Washington's salaries.

It means, at least for years thut he was at Harrow,

So army.

am I

myself Inter- the

An the time being, 'that parents' delegates to

one of Britain's famous public

and local education authorities national East-West trade schools, "no one ever succeeded English-speaking union."

There are many examples of fees will not be raised. conference in Geneva earlier SPECIBIEN MENU

this year, have agreed What sort of lunch they could aim at the conclusion of a serve for between £2 and £8 mutual trade agreement at

head, with wine? There was

the earliest possible date, hot debate on whether, soy, mixed hors d'oeuvre or Benu-authoritative West German jolsta would be within the canon.industry sources said here

The best menu, but not the cheapest, was produced by the today.

to

ment are likely to get a tax-free expense allowance of up to manager of a Champs Elysees These BOUTTES toid Reuter £500 a year under. a Govern- restaurant. It was: oeufs on that the Soviet Union appeared ment scheme put forward in the gelee; delice de cole; colé de to be much more interested in House of Commons tonight. bocut, borquette de frälse; a trade agreement with West

The Government rejected a coffee; half a carale of white recommendation of an all party wine; half a carafe of red wine, Germany than a year ago.

It had, however, been left Parliamentary Committee that The price was £2 86, excluding open whether the conclusion of such an agreement depended th

members should have crease in salory - from £1,000 to £1,500 a year.

Dut alives:

it suggested two alter (1) A tax-free allowance of

between £100 and £500 a year, from which members could draw to relinburse themselves for expenses actually incurred.

(2) A subsistence allowance for members whose homes are outside London.

The Chancellor of the Ex-

how

the Primo Minister takes the laugh against himself.

The advanced work grant, When he was unseated, as a payable from April 1, will tako

'Unsinkable' Liberal, at Dunded in 1922: "I effect by the end of May

Yacht Is Sinking

Miami, May 18. Speedboat "King" Gar Wood and eight companions abandoned his "unsinkable

The restaurateurs say that the establishment of diplomatic twin-hulled yacht, Venturi,

per cent. 10 to

PUBLISHER DEAD

London, May 13.

chequer, Mr R. A. Butler, sald Sir Reginald Tuck, former

start.

aro

Un="

am without an office, without a amending regulations at present seat, without a party, and with- before Parliament out an appendix." (He was opposed. The existing capita operated on for appendixtion groht of £28 Bs for boys. trouble just before the contest, and girls over 11 will remain at and had quarrelled with both

the present level. Liberal and Conservative parties over their refusal to continue To quailty for the new grant'. coalition government.)

this year a sixth form grammar school pupil must be either 17 When run down by a taxi in or over on July 1, 'or must in New York in 1931: "There was tend taking two or more sub- moment of a world andare fects in the General Certificate man aghast. I do not under of Education at advanced level stand why I was not broken like next year. an eggshell or equashed like a gooseberry.

a

"WÖRLD AGLAREo

Acknowledged "grand master"

of the English language, lie bas

OTHER ASSISTANCE Where the

their average bill was between relations between the two when she started to break up

12 5s and £3 a head, and that countries. Neither could it be

fiber of much yet whether and when in rough seas off the Florida they had recently cut prices by sald

negotiations would actually coast today.

said these things about It: puptis does not produce sumelant enable a school - de A Coastguard plane hovering "Pasonally, I like short writs income to West German-Russian trade over the 120-ton vessel reported: and vulgar fractions..Short meet the increases in teachers'

the оп much depend

the The Venturi de sinking. She words are best and the old salarium, would conditions at which the Rus- has been abandoned and all words when short are best of Education is, I understand, pre-

sthall

to parta ail."

-cotiaider slans offered their products, aboard have taken to

We are standing By." These are expected to be main boats

On war and pence, le coh-abalstance, asbestos wood, oll

and

The Coastguard sold a hell-mented in 1943: "The problems

Mim Horbrugh's 'decision was copler would

pick

Wood and of victory are more precable up bgricultural products.

West Germany would have to his eight frierscia would be than those of defeat, but they reached ation negotiations with the Associatibi of dovething wek to Miami, attention

embargo brought back to tx

ard no less d take a final decision in the light Raphael Tuck, and Sons, whole phy

Wood, former speedboat Sir Winston Churchil's Bodies of Publié Bakool, the of views expressed by members Christmas cards are disteftated regulations, forbidding the ex-

had spent 20 years in earliest definition of Communiemi Public Day School Trust, themselves and of

Headmaster Conference the Venturi on the was: "a ghoul descending from the opinion, which was sensitive of his home here, aged 70China behind the "zon Curtal"

ured by a of akulls,"

and the AMIM I Desde Reuter.

plle this site-Chirib Mall Special. Mall Bpecial.

Her proposal are inistress08. Polynesian islanders.

In a preface, Mr Coote mys Wood has rald the Venturi, Bir Winston Churchill's chim to regarded as sit "invaimen with 20 water-Ught bulkhoads greatness is Hiliat he has the more ambitious, pupil. in each of the twin hulls, would achieved of usually propon Public Day School Treat id

a towering eminaries be very dimeult to risk-China in Mail Special.

derating and always-latout un

the Government would have to Join Matidging Director of

Who

public all over Lite world, he died at port of certain strategic

goods SA en principic

Do Women Live Longer Than Men?

London, May 18.

Llona Chawed: Up Groundtheat

Nattobi, May 12.

alicult."

A spokesman of the Girls'

the present, we are not hostility had always putting up our sees" dos, verlota who are ita, the grunt-aided 100- puzzled and pained in the of our schools. We might

be forced to do so in about Only Wiew, i think, in big year.

Bespalt Beth (he jubing, sidikóng

he has borne its manalo with realllent composure,

Tord Boha, walked into: à-teût | mockret, from cry of tratara: baing rained: ký ZIN

British women are tending to butlive their med, according to the first mortality figures published for 10 years issued in a report today, 20 The report based on 1980, meu Bhd risk are miles, mán, then in rails to their numbers. Agures, recorded by the Regis in the forces find, Vakuled Bulciile fücreased alightly in trar General, splits people into woriters other than Bulidinif arid | ell, groupejj Ave occupation groupe profes= { décit,lbourers, Pro A Denis, rates - anong women sionel intermediate, akilled,

stowod big drops in all age and occupied by men of thà. Kenyu wai When be whe hounded from being mined to Lazio mirent killer dresses autode en rotips. 3. chlidl» mortality Regiment in à guiné tresty, on effoe after the Gallipoll failure, the Burnhami

whowed a üf kicine, but "poor" tin outskirts of Naliucl this the pecond was when he hears

new about two kid hot more: Buy to get

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Acres: 1 Churkoa Black "In all groups women are profesional dare, Client

1 Nickel, Boore, 10 Reds, 12 Redress 38 Maria KIPAR DY KVISTA

Lane, 15 Trile, 20 Settles, 21 Evet, 23 Hiplay

20 Spurta Dewa Chilible, 3. Accident, 3 Crew, & Lacerato tonly mod, Cypr

'a Carta, 9. Fawn Li nevining, 12 Rites, 13 Elevator, 14 SocEKIN, BETZAL MANA

the masters bolted but the Hoe om ondern

thepas wrung from

| hith by blatant infusion, not so