1955-04-21 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 21 1955

AUSTRALIA WILL BE STRONGEST

TALKED OUT

OF SUICIDE

Paris. Apr. 10. Thanks to the eloquent speech "delivered from the top of a 100-foot ladder, a West Berlin Areman 300- ceeded in convincing Z would-be ruicide vletim thit, lie was worth living.

A 23-year-old-mana refugee from the Soviet zone had climbed 3 tower 120 feet high änd was threatening to jump. For all the 30 minutes that the speech lasted, a team of Aremen were shudder- ing with cold at the bottom of the tower. holding net to catch the man. If he jumped.-France-Presse..

BRITAIN TO TEST NEW

· ANTI-POLIO

A

VACCINE

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Lendon, Apr. 20. births vaccine combat paliomyelitis (infantile paralysis) is to be tested about 400 children in the north of England in the next few months.

This was revealed here ta- J. F. Boucher, night by Mr

President of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry, at

dinner.

their

Boucher recalled.

Mr production vaccine

a

new

annual

the

the

pollo the

of recently by American, Dr Jonas Salk, and aded

British that two manufacturers had been work-

Lime for some similar lines.

ing

if

POWER IN S.E.A.

America Will Supply Modern Fighters

And Fast Bombers

Washington, Apr. 20.

The Australia-United States arrangement 'for joint de- fence planning, annouced today, will establish Australia as the strongest air power in Southeast Asia, authoritative sources said today.

Australian and American experts here were reported to be progressing rapidly towards the "accurate assessment" of -Australia's defence deficiencies which Mr. R. G. Menzies men- tioned in his Canberra announcement of the arrangement. Mr Menzies, the Australian larger delenes commitments in speed in excess of 800 miles an Prime Minister, said the United the area covered by the South-hour.. States Bad agreed to consider cast Asiae defence treaty.

RE-EQUIPPED supplying military did equipment

for to his country under

plans call a plan

Air Australia

Royal Australian whereby

accepted

Force to be completely re- equipped by 1962 with a truly supersonic force of fighters hure long-range

Bra Dropper

Leaves Manila

Manila, Apr. 20. CHAPELY Tomoko Maruyama of the "accidental" bras- siere dropping act left for Japan today after making it clear to reporters at Manila's international airport that she was doing so of her own free will.

along S

Mr Boucher said that "the forthcoming trials were successful-as feel they will be-the new British drug will go into full production.-China Mail Special.

Pilots Want

8 Hour Day

Montreal, Apr, 20. Airline pilots from 20 coun- tries today urged that a man's inaxinyum time at the controls of a plane should be tight hours a

day.

the

A resolution calling for eight hour limit was passed at the final meeting here of a six-

conference day

of the Ing Federation of Air- line Pilots Associations.

Captain Clarence Sayen, the President, told reporters after- wards that pilots also wanted their authority more, specifically defined under international law. -Reuter.

She said her departure was not the result of any action taken

by the immigration authorities

but rather was the decision

arrived at by Mr K: Oda, manager of a visiting

women burlesque team.

Mr Oda, who saw the 19-year- old danser off at the airport said he, decply sympathised with Tomoko. "She is a good girl," he said.

Tomoko had been given a week

the

Present

(probably turbo-engined)

transports and modern jet bombers,

recrive

Oficials here declined to de- tall specific

Australia items would

under the arrangement.

But

is understood that these items probably will in- clude the most modern technical advancements, including air to air and ground to ground guided missiles, special sonar and radar equipment for the Royal

Australian Navy armoured units for the Army.

The two United States fighters consideration are under prime understood to be the swept-wing Lockheed 3-104 day fighter and the delta wing Convair F-102 all-weather fighter. Both air- Australian craft have a straight-and-level defence

and

and

Informed sources said the United States

felt planners

that Australian mary capacity should be increased to maxiraun, which Aus- tralia's own economy could sustain.

3,000 NATO beyond the point

PLANES TO

EXERCISE

Then in the event of in major war, substantial power in addi❤ tion to the United States' un- committed mobile striking forces would be available for, shook action in the Western Pacifc.- Reuter,

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A radio transmitter so small as to fit in the nose of a 20-millimetre projectile and so ragged that it will withstand acceleration shocks over 30,000 times the pull of gravity, has recently been put to work on the ballistic ranges, developed by the US Naval Ordnance Laboratory. The tiny transmitter, known as a 20 M Splu Sonde, will have special Im- portance in studies of projectiles using fins as a means of providing rotation, or spin, in fight. Transmitting a signal of uniform amplitude, when used on the range, the amplitude appears to vaty because of changes in the orientation of transmitter coll in relation to the antenna. A receiving antenna installed along the path of the projectile picks up the signal and feeds them into an oscilloscope. The oscilloscope traces are photographed, at stations. Picture along the range. making possible a study of the characteristics of the projectile. shows: An ordnance man inserts the 20 MM projectile fitted with the transmiter in tho nose, in the breach of the run. - Express Photo.

He Was Poor As Millionaire's'

Church Mouse

NOW HE IS BUILDING

Paris, Apr. 20. The biggest concentration of Allied air power in since the beginning of the Europe North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganisation will hold exer- cises from June 20 to 28

"Cartel under the Blanche.".

to be assembled Habeas Corpus"

'I'ne

name

.

than More

3,000 plans bearing to 11 NATO countries will take part in the manoeuvres, ¿wo auc forces of the by the immigration Bureau.

Central European Command here to pack up and leave for having drop her bra at a

WILL be in opposition to each night-club performance in outer. The 49th Air Division of United States Air Force suburban Pasay city last week.

salioned in Britain and the air arm of the 6 American Fleet the Mediterranean will also

She had steadfastly maintained that the bra peeling phase of her act was “purely acciden- tal."United Press.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD,Across: 1 Buffet, & Erred, 8 Arena, 9 Aurora, 10-Tired, 11 Sires, 12 Soho, 13 Rests, 16 Modest, 18.Adored, 20 Yodel, 22 Damp, 23 Tense, 235 Fine 28 Evince, 27. Stare, 28. Meets, 29 Trades Down: 1 Braasily, 2 Forehead, 3 Ears, 4 Tuatior, & Entered, Raises, 7 Evert, 14 Strained 16 Suppress, 18 Molesta 17 Dessert, 19 Desert 21 Opine, 24 Ever,

عدنا

be engaged,

The simulated use of atornic weapons will be one of the main ivalures of the exercises. | France-Presse.

NEW RAIL SERVICE

London, Apr. 20. Russia today inaugurated a rail service between' Moscow and Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, Moscow radio reported.

A single coach to Pyongyang will be attached to the Moscow- Pcking Express for part of the journey and" will operate twice weekly-Reuter,

Invitations To Chou, Nasser

Bandung, Apr. 20.-

Mr Chon En-tai and Lieutenant Colonel Gamal Nasser, prime ministers of China and Egypt, will be state guests of the Indonesian Government after the Astan and African con→ ference,

according to Indonesian official sources,

These sources said Mr Chow would address a mass meeting

Application Dismissed

A CATHEDRAL

Paris, Apr. 20.

When Filippo Galliardi left his native village of Montesano, Italy for America in 1936, he was poor as a church mouse.

Brief Career

Large

Tokyo, Apr. 20. sums of money proved too much tempta- WORKIN tion to a young bank teller and a boy eme played at another bank.

Naoko Seiki, 23-year-old daughter of former. Justice Ministry official, who was teller at a bank In a country towi, absconded with more than 1,000,000 The yen on March 20. police are still looking for her.

Twenty-year-old Tasuro Horikawa, teller of another bank, had a brief career millionaire, with

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But after he returned from Venezuela recently 5,000,000 yen of the bank's he was so rich that he wanted to have a "cathedral' built in memory of his mother, who died five years ago.

poor

As First of all, he built a con- ja contractor for himself, vent, an orphanage, a sanatorium the authorities were considering and houses for people building a bridge in a malaria Cos-Bulldozers' are already at work, infested area, he proposed to

clearing the ground.

give his services when all other competitors were reluctant.. PENNILESS

Lendon, Apr. 20. Lord Chief Justice, Lord dard, and two other High Court judges today dismissed a habens corpus.application for the release of Mr Joseph Napoleon Smyth, a former Lieutenant-Commander in the Royal Pakistani Navy, who is in brison here awaiting extradition to Pakistans,

Smythr's counsel said it was alleged that while serving in the. Pakistani Navy in June 1953, he drew ค cheque for 425,000 Rupees (about £42,000) on the Bark of Pakistan end misappro priated the proceeds. At that time he was Base Supply Officer

at Karachi.

•

When he arrived in Cars- cas, he was so penniless that he had to be given shelter by relatives, But they could not give his food and lodg- ings for long because they were themselves very poor, Sa be left them shortly after-

inland. He wards and went finally found work as a trick- layer. He became so interested in his work that, for fun, he began drawing plans for houses. The contractor, by chance, saw them and proposed to-him Prosecution was inutituted by to work as a foreman, Although the Pakistan Government and he was better eff, it was not the on February this year he was fortune be dreamed of

After a while, he gave up the arrested without warning and brought before a Londen magis-job and returned to Caracao. another associated with China Ho trate for extradition. Mail Special,

Italians and began working as

Israel Criticises United Nations

FRONTIER DISPUTE

Tel-Aviv, Apr. 20.

Israel sharply criticised the United Nations

Djacanta with President Security Council today for "partiality" in the

Soekarno after the conference

Lieutenant Calonci Nasser

Israeli-Egyptian dispute.

would Reuter.

also

Visit

Djalmar

Madrid, Apr. 20. The $2-year-old Chic!

Discussion on the dispute was (salem today said the. Council's

by resumed yesterday

the allura (last night) to ́ ́adopt Council

condemning the

resolution

Last month

of

THE BEGINNING

He did a good job and it was the beginning of,

fame and fortune. He became well-known and then en- raged in the big busineNS. of building houses, bridges, putting into cultivation vast areas of yet untouched land and in buying oil concerns,

All be got out af money. the money, however, was an eight-hour ride in a tax! before he was nabbed by the police-France-Presse.

Not Even At

Bandung!

Page

AIR

SAIGON SITUATION

CRITICAL

Saigon Apr. 20.

The city of Salgon took on the atmosphere today of civil war 'as neveral new incidents broke out in the conflict between the Government of Vietnam Premier Ngo Dinh Diem, m the Binh Xuyen Sect, backed by its private army.

A

truck-full of Binh

Xuyen troops unleashed bursts of fre from weapons of many calibres, RT might foll ob Boule vard Gallienl. Within a shock time, Bring spread throughout

the entire district Civilians have deserted the and boulevards of Saigon. Many have evacuated their homes. Jeeps and trucks

of Binh Xuyen sori, mandos and army troops dash. through the streets, with the

carrying their weapons with fingers on the trigger.

LEAVE HOMES Around all stategic points near the headquarters of the Vietnam Army and along the Chinese Arroyo, the.

agreed

men

babitants have left their homes.

Near the

"y" bridge which commands the approach td

the headquarters of General Le Ven Vien, the Binh Xuyện forces have put up barricades of logs and sandbags, while all blocked by sido..streets

CRS and trueles wwwcks of

Alled with explosives. Small groups

of civilians armed

with machine guns and grenade

have

made their appearance in many districts of the city, and

questioned. and searched passerby. They new "restarch brigades" set

the up by

Vietnam authorities.

are

Some observers expressed the

fear that

might anarchy develop in this tense sitúa- tion and that leaders might not be able to ensure the dis- cipline

of

their ..troops. -France-Presse.

London Stock

Market Quiet

London, Apr. 20. Stocks race on the London Ex- change today in a surprisingly quiet session,

to

1

Activity was cull in com- parison past post-Budget trading sessions. Many brokers. were absent from the Exchange, for u presumably out looking provincial newspaper with details of the new Budget.

Market analysts anticipate a Bandung, Apr. 20.

strong demand for stocks as South Vietnam today objected result of the Budget. They say to sitting beside Coramunist income tax concessions contain

the Budget have North Vietnam in the political ed in

the Asian and strengthened the Conservatives committee of

hand in the forthcoming elec- African conference,

The

two Vietnams, placed tions. This in turn means

next alphabetically

each-favourable climate for investors, ather, were until the Geneva they add.

to

settlement last May civil war Steel shares were marked up enemies.

cne shilling to pace industrials He donated big suums of

South Vietnam today appealed higher. Lancashire Cotton and money. mainly to Italians against her classification as a Rolls-Royce were strong Gold struck by floods or carth-

claiming she should be and copper shares were neglect

The *British that Turkey was

Government Cakes And now, he inspects called "state of Vietnam.". The ed. Ofis improved fractionally.

little trading. every day the progress of the result Construction of the buildings of sandwiched between the Com- bonds did which he dreamed when he munist and the Western allied Foreign bonds was a child.-France-Presse. Vietnam-Reuter,

United Press.

Japanese Object To Britain's White Paper

Tokyo, Apr. 20. The Japanese Foreign Office today made a major plea against Eritish objec tions to Japan's full acces

sion to GATT and said Japanese competition pre- sented no immediate threat to British trade.

Senior Foreign Office officials worked into the late night here the Security Egypt for incessant violation of preparing a reply to the British Staff of the Spanish Army, Cen. Couficit condemned Israel for the armistice agreement, particu-White Paper released in Lon- Juan Vigon, was stricken with the Gaza incident in which 38 larly after outrages of mine den yesterday which stated Egyptians and eight Israelis laying, sabotage and murder at Britain's opposition to admitting partial paralysis today.

Al. Patish, Nirim and Nahal Oz Japán as a full member to the were killed.

A staterent issued by the is a manifest and disconcerting General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) on present Israel Foreign Ministry in Jeru-instance of partiality."-Reuter.

terms.

His condition was tonight re- ported to be extremely serious. -France-Presse.

ANOTHER FINAL MEETING

Paris, Apr. 20. France and Tunisia failed to

night to sign agreements on home rule for the North African protectorate bak their Premiers scheinled one mare show-down attempt tomorrow. The "mal attemps late

southern frontier areas that is the last major point bolding ap the historic agreement,

The French Premier M. Edgar Faure e anki thee. Tunisian Premier Taba Ben Amar

cheduled another meeting for. tomorrour pcrning

broke up after an hour with the two sides will disagreed It should really be the 1st for on a French Remand for

afternoon for the beginning

REGRET

In ar official statement to- night the Foreign Ofice declared it was a matter of regret that Britain would not "enter into GATT relationship with of the 10-day Menleme Japan.reign Office safement ligious holiday of Ramadan The tomorrow night, antig

said: "The reason for this decl Both sides tried to use that sin by the United Kingdom

deadline as a lever to extract may be anxiety

that present every possible advantage and GATT provisions would be in- 16 Faure was under heavy adequate to deal with a situation Pure Irons the tabby of in the event an unwarrantably Dwarfed North Africa set fierce trade competition dere. tery not to agree at all—loped between Japan and the

United Kingdom)

Was

a-

were mixed-

Princess Spring Bouquet

Princess Margaret, carrying a bouquet of Spring, flowers, tarns to talk with the Mayor Councillor R. J. Buckle, as the arrives to lay the foundation stone of the new Church of 8£** John at Newbury, Berk The new Church replaces"; "the structure destroyed by German bombs in Febenary, 1943