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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1955.
RELEASE OF AMERICANS
SIGNIFICANT
SENATOR GEORGE
SEATO Conference.
Subversion Talks Held In Manila
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Manila, Sept. 12. The eight-nation SEATO conference an subversion opens here today, and is scheduled to Just for one week.
The Pakistani, British and French delegates arrived on Sunday by plane.
The Pakistan! group of three offlers and cne etvilian landed
Senator George Sees Sign For
Further Negotiations
Washington, Sept. 11.
Senator Walter George said today that China's pledge to release its American prisoners was a “significant" sign that the Reds were ready to negotiate other East- West problems.
Senator George, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, re- newed his call for a Foreign Ministers' meeting between the United States and China "later this year" to discuss Formosa. But he said it should not come until after the current talks at Geneva,
Policeman 'Shot Dead
Policemen carry the body of Herodotus Poulis, the Cypriot Policeman who
was shot dead by members of EOKA, the Cypriot Secret Resistance organisation, during demonstra- tions in Cyprus for the union with Greéco movement.-Exprosa Photo.
Big Bag For Germany To Start Atomic
The Georgia Democrat said in | Ministers' meeting with China, a telephone Interview from his said, he was encouraged, by developments at the home in Vienna, Georgia, that recent he was both "pleased und some Johnson-Wang negotiations.
reassured" by the an- Ho mid his proposed con- what nouncement from Geneva y ference between Mr Dulles terday that the Chinese would
the Chinese Foreign and release all of the 41 US civilians
Mr Chou Minister,
En-lal, should be held this year after emaining in Chint.
Mr Johnson
and Mr Wang HA proceed with their talks and perhaps lay the groundwork for negotiations on Formosa.
The Chinese said on Tuesday that they were ready to give exit permlis to 12 of the Ameri- Yesterday they said 10 cans, more would be released within a few days" and the other 10-
as soon as possible."
In turn, the United States sold
Young Hunter
Research
Bonn, Sept. 11.
West Germany will soon start atomic re search, the last of the big industrial nations to do 80. Schur,
14.
New York, Sept. 11. TARVEY
stepped off an aeroplane at Idlewild Airport this morning after a three-month Hoing ahoad with the Dulles-big game hunting trip in
conference after this Africa, nation becomes convinced that
Senator George ndvocated
Chati
gerous boasts of the Belgian Congo D5 elephant, Thino, water buffalo and wild boar. The young hunter shot and killed them all. as well many others.
aboard Cathay Pacifle Air- any Chinese student in this coun- the Chinese realise that outright His trophies include such dan- whys plane from Ilongkong, and try who wished to return to the is headed by Lieut-Col F. R.mainland was free to go. The Khan, a special assistant the State Departinent has insisted Pakistan Ministry of Defence, repeatedly that this has been, its.
The same plane also carried policy all along. M. A. R. Fouchleri, Second Secretary of the French Em- bassy in Thailand, and a mem- bee of his country's civilian panel.
"Save Face"
08
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Her start in this field has not been auspicious. Since the country became free to start develop- ing atomic power for peaceful purposes with the signature of the Paris treaties on May 6, giving the country sovereignty, preparatory work has been slow and hampered by differences of opinion. Industrialists and selentists So far, three Federal Ministries want to go ahead as quickly as in Bonn, the Economics Minis- possible to safeguard West Ger-try, the Interior Ministry and many's position as one of the the
NEWS CATHERING IMPROVES
Russians Easier On Journalists
Washington, Sept. 11.
Russian censorship of news gathered" by foreign correspondents in the Soviet Union is "a good deal easier" today than in the past, according to the first American broadcaster in Russia since 1947.
He emphasised, however, that news is still difficult to obtain except through rigidly-controlled official channels, and then is frequently withheld or subject to long delays.
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Irving Levine, National Broad-1052. He said 12-inch TV sots, casting Company correspondent the most common, were recently $750 to in Moscow, gave a picture of a reduced from about Western newsman's
lot under about $376, which "Deems to re- Moscow censorship, and the lect" the sets are now in mass status of radio and television in production. There are also 17- Rusala, in an interview publish- inch sets at a higher price.
Broadcasting- today In Telecasting, a magazine of the US radio-TV Industry.
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Among other things, Levine said Russian TV programmes carry their share of "old Soviet movies": that are panned by Soviet TV critics.
TV Aerials
• In some sections of Moscow, ho said, the "skyline silhouette" of TV aerialsacan now be seen as it is in many parts of the United States, although else- where in Russia TV sets aro a
rarity.
who began Levine,
dally broadcasts to the United States on August 24, said his scripts were uncensored the first few
days but have been subjected to consorship starting on August 31.
He explained the change by saying that newen visiting Russia temporarily are less re- stricted
it, His
cor-
war will not get them what they want in the Formosa Strafts.
scripts were He said perhaps an agenda could
broug under censorship when be worked out then.
ho got a permament visa to re- main in the Soviet Union. Preparing for resumption of the Geneva talks on Wednesday,
Labour Ministry, have "Censorship 1s a
good deal American officials sald the
Harvey took a battery of expen-world's leading industrial pro- catablished sections dealing with easier now than it has been in United States would reject any
sive rifles with him on
In addition, the past," he said in the inter- problem. his ducers. They have accused the atomic The agreement on the prisoner Canumanist demand for Nailon three-month safari
there is a small office within the view, which was broadcast over Government of tardiness. 15 issue cleared the way for thealist China's effshore islands as
The trade unions have cri-Chancellery to adving Dr Kon- Rod radio facilities and recorded Congo and Portuguese West The British delegation of Geneva talks between the Am-
it price for prace in the Far four military oflcers and four bassador U.
Africa. His prize rifle is anticised Government plans to give rad Adenauer,, the Chancellor. by NBC in New York for broad- Alexis Johnson, East.
the
elephant gun valued at $3,600 private industry a large share in Industrial sources say that these casting and telecasting. civilians arrived aboard a Royal chief US negotlator, and
The US, it
the development was said, also He has handled rides since he
atomic offices have often worked Wans would Air
Ambassador, Force plane from Singa-Chinese
continue
oppose was seven and his collection energy.
cross purposes. Ping-ban, Ub go on to other diplomatie recognition pore,
of guns ora
is
The valued at "practical matters at issue"
$7,000, between the United States and UN scat for the Peking govern- Red Chin.
Military Group
Chief
of
ment.
10
Embargo
sald the Senator The military group was led
George agreement "virtually by RAF Group Captain E1.J. prisoner Rowe, and the civilians by Mr means" that all the Americans R. Thistlethwait,
will be released He said some Security Intelligence for the may have to go through mock
fic But Far East in the British Com-trials.
predicted tho in Reds would "find something to Nations Omee missioner-General's
save their face and release all
Singapore.
A 13-member, French delega-the U.S. divillane. tion arrived on board a French Air Force plane from Salgom.
Separate reception committees of Army, Air Force and Navy cfficers
welcomed the delegates un their arrival.
The visitors were accorded salutes by a guard of honour, and
a military band was in
attendance.-United Press.
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China's first request when the Johnson-Wang talks resume on Wednesday may be for a relaxation of the United embargo on trade
with the Chinese, There was no clear-cut indication of how far the United States would be willing move along this line.
to
The significant thing," he
"is that said, that Communist China will apparently is willing to keep on and negotiating on talking.
Final American strategy for which heretofore matters
the second round of negotiations refused to discuss seriously,"
will await the Secretary of State Senator George, who sparked John Foster Dulics return later
drive the
for the Big Fourthis week from his vacation re-: "summit" conference at Geneva treat at Duck Island in Lake and then called for a Foreign Ontario. American officials ex- pect them to move slowly at the outset.
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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD:—Across: 3 Approach, 8 Ruin B-Homoluto, 11 Prepared, 13 MW, 15 Martipet, 18 Director, 19 Dyech21 Seutuer, 20 Princo 28 Arma 27 Distrose Powita Crop, 2 Pile, 4 Poer, & Hood, & Acute, 7 foods, 0 Habld, 10 Sover, 12 Randy 14 Bioba, 18 Nimea, 17, Tesis, 19 Dopod, 20 Exite, 1 Bear, 21, Uses, 23 Laire, 24 De
The United States plays to steer clear of any hard diploma- die bargaining will all American prisoners are freed as promised. This was pictured as the best way for the United States to make certain that its nationals get out of Red Ching,
Mr Johnson will be watching for action on the Chinese pro- mises as he continues further
Mr talks with
Wang. Little
is known, yet about what the United States will bring up in the next round. Mr Dulles, however, has said he wants him Chinese
guarantees
against using force to conquer Quamoy, Matsu, the Pescadores Islands and Formosa itself. He has
also talked about the need for assurances against using force, or promoting violence, in South- oast Asia.
Withdraw Troops
now
the
of
nt
In urging the Government to ahead more vigorously, industry is mainly pointing to the increased demand for power which is fast outrunning coal output. The demand, according to present estimates doubles every
cities of Munich and Karlsruhe have been disputing go us to which should house the He left last June on the safari first, atomic pile and become
carried him
through the centre
of German atomic hundreds of miles of junglo researchL and plain country. During this time the young hurter Leading Scientist collected about 170 trophies.
that
No Newcomer
of
ten years. Last year Germany used 68,000 'million When the Government an- kilowatt hours of power, two- nounced in July that the first thirds of it for. industrial pur- reactor would be established at poses. Only 15 per cent Karisrulie, Munich immediately this was produced by hydro- the rest by announced that it would eat up electric plant, plant using coal.
Dispute Economy
His baggage this morning in its own reactor and would try cluded 10 pounds of trophy to have the Max Planck In- skins. The
stitute for Physics transferred rest, weighing about 600 pounds, are being from Goettingen to Munich. forwarded by sea and will soon
The head of the Max Planck be mounted in the boy's den.
Institute is Professor Werner
This
tons
af
million required 20 of bituminous coal and 20
million tons of lignite, a total about 28 million tons of "bituminous
coal units," Since the total West Gorman
Levine added that Red scien- experimenting tists are now with д "compatible" colour system which can be received on existing TV seta in black and white,United Press.
World's Fastest
Tortoise
Bonn, Sept. 11. .. The world's fastest tor toise Ilves at Oldenburg, Germany.
Royal Air Force No. 20
bought Squadron christened him Du Crosstr
and gave him the rank of acting pilot-officer unpaid. Then he flow in a Sabre
brake sel- and
the sound
Bound
barrier. So he Was pro- moted flying officer.
Since then, breaking the
Barrier
has
been routine for Du Crosses.
"It has no effect on him," saya tils official keeper, Firing Officer Ralph Owen. "Ele needs no oxygen or Special pressure salitor. After all he does have his own built in bone dozno." -China Mati Special.
MALTESE
PREMIER
IN LONDON
Levine said all copy must be submitted to censors. By the date of the interview, however he said no more than a "dozen words" had been stricken from his copy. Ho indicated the inter- view, which consisted chiefly of replies to questions sent him by
had been the magazine, had
L3 mittted to censors in advance.
The correspondent noted that access to news by foreign news.
London, Sept. 11. men 18
Chlet is sharply limited.
Mr Dominic Mintoff, official sources, he said, ein
Prime Minister of Malta, announce newspapers or radio ments, a
of arrived here by air tonight growing number "official parties," and statements for the round-table" con- by visiting Americans who oftenference on the Malta con- disclose what Russsian leaders
{stitution which begins on say to them.
All questions to the Govern- September 19. ment must be sent by letter to the Press Department of the
Foreign Ministry, and sometimes John take weeks to answer, if answer- Agriculture, who ed at all, Levine said.
Anxious
'He was accompanied by Mr
Cole, Minister
said: "Wo shall try to put our case to the Commission and we shall learn the views of the British public. The question is still in the embryo stage.".
The
Young Harvey is no newcomer Helsonberg. Nobel Prize winner to the big game hunting and the country's leading atomic ranks. Last year he bagged a scientist. Ho had generally been huge Kodiak bear while hunt-expected to become head of the ing in Alaska. As in the case Government-sponsored reactor bituminous cool production was of the African trip. Harvey and research station, Instead 131 million tons last year and went alone to Alaska.
He said he had asked when His Professor Wolfgang Gentner is not expected to rise much
main British political parents, Mr and Mrs Ben from Fricburg University was beyond 150 million tons in the Mexican painter Diego Rivera
ten years, the rate of was coming to Moscow and got parties will meet at the confer- next Schur, were at the airport appointed
energy production from coal can no reply, "But yesterday I found ance to decide whether Malta this morning to meet their
The Government has been scarcely be doubled without him staying in my hotel." They had followed his
should send her own members the for budgeting only disrupting
entira coal hunting advantures through a criticised
1,000,000 marks (about £100,-economy-Reuter. frequent exchange of letiers.
000) in the first year for atomic The boy says he hopes to return research. Industry estimates that to Africa when he comes of the initial costs over the next age and live there, permanent three years until the reactor is ly as a cattle rancher-United ready will total about 50 million Press.
Imarks (about £4,000,000), of this industry would be prepared to bear half.
БОП.
Labour Party
Congress Resolutions
The Bavarian State Govern- ment by, contrast has already volted 9,000,000 marks (about for atomic research £750,000) and development enti another 6,- 000,000 marks (about 2500,000) for installing the Max Planck Institute if it moves to Munich. Tho Munich reactor, however, will be much smaller than that at Karlsruhe.
Those Interested
Secret Principle Increases Air Speed 25 Per Cent
Fin
He said Moscow officials give to the British Parliament him "complete co-operation in addition to having an assembly making his daily broadcasts to of her own. the United States. The chief engineer, a woman, was so en-
In talks with British leaders
xious to make sure his reception July, Mr Mintoff urged the in New York wis good that she island's complete economie and delayed or missed lunch when Anancial Intergration with Bri- the frat programmes were put toin and representation in the
House of Commons in London. on, he sali
Maltese nationalists
opposa continued, saying that there are broadcasts and tels- the plan and have suggested a transference of Maltese, affairs casts
Governancnt- now in Moscow, Kiev Commonwealth Relations Office. from the Colonial Office to the
Reuter.
Ho
Over
Todd Rigo, Kharscov Kalinin, and new stations are being built in Balat on the Black Sea, Tashkent in Contral Asia, Minsk, and Svehecause in rural fusela. Others aro the way.
珊
FILM STAR
Washington, Sept. 11. The United States National Advisory Commission on Aviation (NACA), today ro leased a secret aerodynamie principle that has allowed United States aircraft to con-
The TV programme in Mosconi quer the sound barrier. D
run for four hours a day ôn shooldays and 11 hours on Sun Application of the principlo to
fighter aircraft increased their day, Levine said, acking that speed by 25 per cent in rela- | he believed that outside Moscow tion to their engines' horro programmég
nired only power and takes the form of three or four times a week for British film star. Richard a widening of the fuselage at a couple of hours.
ETO.
HIT ON HEAD
The Secretary would like to see Chinese troops pulled out of North Koren and a lessening of
London, Sept. 11: violent anti-American proTM
The British Labour Party paganda.
About 20 industrial firms In- Some
officials believe the new today published the report of phase of the talka could be National Executive Council, terested in atomic energy have somewhat embarrassing to the containing 418 resolutions to be formed an atomic development tho "Physikalischo United States So far as any presented to the 54th congress body,
Studiengreellschaft (Physical to be held next October.
London, Sept. 11. ceasefire talk
concerned,
Research Society). This has nót officials said, it seemed at the
The resolutions deal with yet indicated whether It will
Attenborough was tonight re-. moment that Nationalists rather
subjects
dis- support
tho Munich than the Communists were
join it,
About half the TV ume is covering in hospital from making the moro aggressive approval at the Government's Karlsruhe projects.
given over to old Saviot injury muffered this afternoon to decision
motifacture the troubled
Among the members are all
during a cricket match at East companies It has already be applied to movies," be said. "Some of them Grinstead between a team of looking moves in the
hydrogen bomb to the need for the big cloctrical
three US aircraft the Navy and rather old and the age of nim stars and a team Formosa Strait-United Press.
mono resolutely sociallet such as AEG and Siemens, the
Air Arm Grumman F-11-F-1 | the movies has been criticised polley" for the party.
big chemical companies, Includ-
act Charice Vought F8U-1 Leverkusen and Some of the ten resolutions in Bayer dealing with the hydrogen bomb | Farbenturion Hochst, metal and compulsory military service companies such as Degusse of
Frankfurt and
ART IN THE
DUSTCART
ranging
from
or
the point
where the
wings
and the Air Force Convair quently by TV eritles in politicians, F-102-A-
Russia"
"The Attenborough, star of Man Within”, Brighton Rock"
was hip, in the forehead by a named; "Marilyn Monroe,"
Emphnals on
taken to pro- chicket ball and "Coke Bottle," or
other Walst. It was perfected by grammes, he said, "heavy on hospital unconscious.
#4-year-old Belobelt, ballet and opera, carried a soon came to and hack Richard Whitcomb, who had and there are willing P19- been working on it since 1931. gemmes #good deal of tches but in the deep cut on
Pila Doroh end. The young film. The NACA thanked aeronulla and war will be absent for the publicstloga for holding back quite a few animated cartoon for a work and shooting of
"Tavide'mold the reports they had about the new principle: for the past 15 öffelal Doutros fid
urge the rapid calling of an Kupferhuetio machine builders The principle has been variously Other Programmes and many other film successes,
International disarmament con- and other technical construc ferenco Richmond, Va., Sept. 11.
abolish nuclear too firme. to Cleaners at a department store weapons, hero mistook an exhibition of
Main interest of the autumn advertising and extor works, worth $20,000, for junk conference will again be centred and put them in a dustcart. on the struggle for power the The department store director tween leftwing Anourin Bevan discovered the exrac and re and former Chancellors of the slaved the work in time for Ekerequer, Hugh Galt kell both the whibition opening by the of whom, and orndidate for the Trangürerum
« months for ecurity Tússona + TRONG CHS az Richmond;, post Lot Party
Most of these companies have made exterisive studies of atomis work abroad and have ani specialists to Britain and the United States to collect arsthand Information
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Ivate
Programa film in be the star, hia, been.
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