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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 | 1955.

RUSSO-JAPANESE TALKS REACH

MR MATSUMOTO

Trainer Nearly

Killed

ELEPHANT

HUNT IN

CITY

Charlotte, N.C. Sept.15. Vickle, the elephant, al- most trampled her trainer

would-be

VITAL PHASE

Matsumoto Will Consult Tokyo On Next Move

London, Sept: 15.

The Russo-Japanese "normalisation" talks have reached a vital phase where a decision of major importance is required to be taken by Tokyo which would either break the talks off or enable Mr Matsumoto to sign-on some of the Russian conditions.

It is confirmed that in recent weeks Russian intransigence on the territorial question and the repatriation of former prisoners of war has prevented any pro- gress from being made at the weekly meetings.

I all the Russian conditions names figure on the lis, produced the Russlans would be were accepted an eventuality by

the treaty 14 which is discarded here Japan repatriated once would have virtually made a signed but not before. dead-letter of the pact with

to death today in her America. But what Tokyo most violent counter-attack now required to da ly say what against

captors Russian conditions will be ne- during four days of free-cepted in order to make a peace treaty possible, is it is not dom.

thought that the Russians have salet their last word.

Trainer Johnny Strickland escaped "shaken and little slek," but still conflent the runway pachyderm "isn't dan- nerous, it just scared and nervous.

The city's great elephant hunt went on In the suburban "Jungle" and "veldt,"

Located

ask!

The question of fishing rights has been left over for subsequent agreement Independently of the peace treaty, So too have trade relations.-France-Presse.

In Recess

Recording

this

Mr Matsumoto received afternoon in instruction from his Foreign Minister to return to Tokyo during the absence of Jacob Malik and to per- Mr sorally report to the Japanese negotiatione so far and also to Government the results of the

But a stage has been reached where the Tokyo Government

The negotiations will go into is required to make a major concession such as agreement recess, Mr Matsumoto, announced not to militarise certain islands here this afternoon, If they be returned or perhaps to Reuter,..., to agree to closing the Sea of Japan and the Child of Tartary 10 all but a

few carefully selected Asiatic states.

The Russians may also 2,300 pesand four- that full diplomistic relations be

a "bush established with Peking involv year-old cow, eluded beating" safari of 14 carnival ing recognition of the

People's animal handlers imtil. about Government, This too would run midday when

current American up the talks Strickland found contrary to her In the coverts of the mile- policy. But the

on

Chinese felt here in question t deep honeysuckle Jungle.

Strickland had his elephant hook anchored right

above the when she hit me." "She knocked me down with her trunk, hit ne on the side

cyz

Vickie, a

of the head ruid down on the shoulder and knocked me right straight down"

Vickie then left the neid of battle for deeper sections of the almost impenetrable jungle.-- United Press,

Japanese circles that agreement

consult on

resumed.

means of speeding

when they

aro

Mr Matsumoto has not decided

could fairly easily be reached if the date for his departure but Tokyo gave the word, since the sources close to the Japanese

Brain Washing Enthusiasts

MARINES MAY DO IT AGAIN

New York, Sept. 15. Marine officials said at Glenview Naval Air Station, Illinois, today they may repeat their first "brain washing" exercise because their air servists were so enthusiastic about it.

re-

Delhi Muslim Ceremony

Mavijms in Delhi reoently hold a traditional*procesion in the siretta of Delbi to mourn anniversary of the death of their prophet and 'his' song during

the battle 91 Herbals

take

Con

near Mocca. According to tip legend, the victorious onemy did not even give water to the dying prophet and his child ren, who later died of thirst In the desert. To rate the tragic event

scot of

mualims, "Tarias",

ornamental siruptions, in procession and later bury them in a field termed as Kerhata on the out- skirts of the clly. Some orthodox members even beat their naked bodies with iron the chains and kniver in mourning. Ploture shows; the до the "Tagjas" are taken in procession in Delhi.

Express Photo.

scene

Page B

Western Somalis Want Justice

London, Sept. 15..

A Somali chieftain warned today that unless Western Somaliland is removed from Ethiopian control "there will be kill- ings and fighting."

Sultan Bihi Momin, member of a two- man Somali delegation to the United Na- tions, told a London press conference that his people objected strongly to Ethiopian rule and that unless the United Nations did something to relieve present tension in Western Somaliland there would be "serious happenings."

in

The delegation, which Arrived

London two days Ago

on

route to New York, will present to the United Nations a petition contesting Britain's decision to hand over to Ethiopia "a sub- stantial portion of what was the British Somaliland protec- torate,

The delegation leader, Michael Mariano, pall the Somall case in the General Assembly would bo mised by "a member of the Arab League." Usually reliable sources believe Egypt is the state referred to,

Mr Mariano said Ethiopia had taken over the administration of the reserved area and the Houd (a territory) in westem Somali- land on February 20 this year no a result of a treaty agreement between Britain and Ethiopia,

The

Obstacles

arco involved about 25,000 square miles and 80m

| 300,009_peoplo-about 40 per cont

Another

Argentine Cabinet

Change

Buenos Aires, Sept. 15. The eighth change in the Argentine Cahlget since the navy revolt three months ago was the main subject of political speculation to- day, while the official getl- vitles of all parties flagged under the state of siege..

Unofficial but reliable

-31

of the Somaliland population,

"Britain had no right to hand ports said Alejandro Glavarini, over this territory without the Minister of Labour and Bocial permission or

and consent of the Welfare, had resigned Somall people." he said. "Now, would be replaced by National having handed the territory Deputy Jose Alonso, prominent over, Britain is putting obstacles leader of the General Con- in our way to prevent us getting federation

Labour,

a redress of our grievance before Horaco

the United Nations."

Mr Mariano said the Somali

people wanted the Western

jendër.

OT

of

Viol, also + labour

The exercise was similar to the one given by the Air Force, but far less severe, the officials said. It German Frontiers of their country to be placed bers of the cable may reme involved only 17 men over a 12-hour period.

Appeals To

Americans are reported to be delegation say that he will prob- UN Tribunal

far less insistent than they were ably leave about the middle of

on preventing full diplomatic next week.

and

trade relations

Peking and Tokyo.

between

Friendly Spirit

те-

Peking is In addition portedly willing to settle out- between the ELECTRIC STRIKE standing matters

two countries in a friendly spirit.

CALLED OFF

Pittsburgh, Sept. 15.

Following

on

In Mr. Matsumoto's absence, Counsellor Michitoshi Takahashi i will serve

anxi as his deputy maintain contact with the Russian authorities hZTO,

Mr Matsumoto was not sure how long he will be staying in Tokyo but he is joining the rest of the delegation in London so that when Ambassador Mulik returns from New York, he will the Geneva

the Ameri- be able to come back here im- to resume the peace U.mediately

The International Union of Electrical Workers, which was contacts preparing to open wage talks con with Westinghouse Electric, lo- Alexis Johnson and the Chinese taika.

10

between representative,

Mr

day ordered is 43,000 workers | delegato Mr Wang Ping-nan, Mr Matsumoto told reporters end the three-day-old strike Sino-American relations them this afternoon that during the agolnst the company.

selves look as though they are recess period of the peace nego However, the Pittsburgh improving and this would make tiations, the Japanese Govern- local, which started the walk-it less necessary for Japan toment may hand over to the out, decided to stay out, al-trail behind Washington In its Soviet Embassy officials here a though the union president was China policy.

new list of names of the Japan- confident that some 33,000

ese nationals of whom the members in 20 other Westing- The prisoners of war question Japanese Government has reason houso plants will return 10 appears to have been settled into believe are still living and work. China Mail Special. the case that the men whose being detained in Soviet Russla,

20

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

1 Duplicates (8).

4 Elegance (6).

7 Friendly (8).

8 Stadium (8).

14

9 Freedom of access (0).'

11 Rellovo (7),

13 Liven (7).

16 Metal ·(6),

18 Headquarters

(5),

JE 12

15

16

DOWN

1 'Pursuo (5).

2 Bring on (5),

3 Tople (7).

4 Lubricato (0).

5 Star (8).

6 Attempts (8).

10 Excursionists (0).

12 Mells down (7).

of

regiment

13 Zealous (0),

14 Flowers (E)..

10 Antie (6).

17 Shelf (5),

19 Freed from Nability (8).

20 Jobs (6),

21 Unruffled (8).

Final Instructions

Mr Matsumoto said that when

Dismissed

.'

Geneva, Sept. 15. THE

four-member United Nations Administrative Tri- bunal today rejected the claims of 34-year-old London- born Elizabeth Ball that her dismissal from the UN carller ord this year bo annulled that she should be reinstated in her former post.

Miss Ball said she had been dis- missed after seven years' work of for

because the UN, "personal animosity" against her. She alleged that the

"It was probably less tough thin sorie college fraternity initiations," said Col Robert B. Public Information Moore, Officer of the Marine Reserve training command here.

The purpose of the escape and pvasion exercise, Col Moore said, "was not to teach the mon to absorb punishment, You' couldn't do that in months, but it gave the pilots an idea of what to expect if captured in wartime."

The Methods

These were methode used to make prisoners talk:

pilots lay face down.

2. Confinement in box-like prisoners were cells in which unable to stand upright.

Mr Mariane saw the Colonial revolt POTSDAM

AGREEMENT

STANDS

ip-

Since June 16, seven

baeke under British protection assigned, while the eighth, Rear- we have no faith in the Ethio- Admiral Anibal Olivieri, who plan administration."

was Navy Minister when the

started, was Court Secretary, Mr Alan Lennox-martialed and sentenced to 18 Boyd, yesterday and was steing months imprisonment for "not him again tomorrow, he said, having done everything possible but there was no indication to prevent a milltary rebellion." Britain would change her views.

Standing before

pressmen ****** with the robed, bearded Sultan

of

of

theans

Reconciliation

to minority parties!

コー

to

at his side, Mr Mariano accused British Ethiopia of undermining Bri prestige. In the protectorate,

Meanwhile, the campaign of Bonn, Sept. 15.

"We have always believed in political reconciliation Sources close to the West British justice and in British nounced by President Peron 1m- German Government said fair play," he said. "But the pre-mediately after the revolt, but that nothing had been sent agreement is worlding only almost forgotten in the official

the to

advantage the statements of the last few days, changed by the Soylet Gov-Ethiopian government.

will today receive another pusli ernment's statement

Questioned about the hanging forward when the all-Peronista night that it considers that of seven Somalis in August for Senate starts the machinery to

murder the alleged the question of Germany's Ethiopian policeman, Mr Mariano ad to give greater representation an pass a now electoral law intend- 1. Silt trenches in which the frontiers "has been settled said these hangings were carried

by the Potsdam agreement." out in public D 2

the intimidating

people of

of The Judicial Committee The sources said the stre Western Somaliland.

the high chamber will meet

Interior Minister "The crime with which they with the thing was true of the Soviet Government's statement, Issuet were charged took place in 1951, study the new law which will 3. A similar wire cell which along with the first through the but they were not hanged until give poe-third of the benches forced them to crouch.

Soviet Tass nows agency. that this year when we Somalis at- UN administration was conceal-

"There were no beatings of the West German Federal Re-nounced our intention of con- ing certain documents. In order to keep secret the real rough stuff, however," they said. public "exercises its jurisdiction testing Ethiopian rule before the

Psychologica} pressure was only over the territory placed United Nations," he said. reason for her dismissal, also applied. Some pilote were under its sovereignty, the other

blindfolded, if blind

Germany Some were strip-part

being the The tribunal said that even

Others were offered coal Germ Democratic Republic.” there were animosity against Ped. her, there was no proof that glasses of water only to have

them knocked from their The sources said that Chun- honda as they were about to cellor Adenauer, in a letter to drink-United Press,

the Soviet leaders, had clarified his position by stating that he "In order that our case may considered the question of the be heard, our people have sold frontlers remained to be solled, sheep and goals to raise the and that his government repre-money for our trip" he dolph sented all of Germany.

The once-powerful Sultan war now a refugee from the area Ethiopian control and in under simply | owned "only 100 camels, 90 cowe postilon,400 sheep and gools and 38 Mr Mariano said. ponies" now,

United Press.

this led to her dismissal. The tribuna! said the Secretary General was entitled to and an appointment "If such action [s in his opinion in the interests i of the United Nations."

he comes back to resume the negotiations with Mr Malik, he will bring with him the finalThe tribunal also rejected

instructions of the Japanese Government on the terms of the peace treaty to be signed with the Soviet Union.

He thought the talks, would progress much more quickly and in a more business like manner after the recess.

Govt Workers

To Be Paid In Cash

Tokyo, Sept. 15. China has decided to pay all government, workers gash wages instead of paying their lying] expenses, Radio Peking said

today.

The Soviet Government,

Capetown, Sept. 15. The General Assembly 10 tho day rejected a suggestion that claim of wrongful dismissal the American evangelist Billy entered by 47-year-old Komal Graham bo invited to South

was reply, church tonight's former de Africa, according to Chattopadhyay, puty director of the United sources, that indicated that the clarifying Nations information centre at debate on the subject had been which was to be expected, the

quite heated.-United Press. sources said.-France-Presse. New Delhi.

Mr Chettopadhyay was calming

$28,380-three years salary--

no compensation. He was dis- missed in July 1933 on grounds of unsatisfactory service. China Mail Special.

Objections To McCarran Act

Washington, Sept. 18. - The United States Supreme Court today received a petition from 300 American citizens, in- cluding famous violinist Yehudt China's State Council ratilled Menuhin, and atomic physicist on August 81 a money wages Harold C. Urey, urging that the gyatem for government em- McCarran Internal Security Act ployees to replace the "supply be declared unconstitutional. system," the broadcast said,

The law, passed by Congress quoting a dispatch of the goy-

voto of tha ernment-controlled New China in 1950 over the

then President, Mr Harry Truman, subjects. "subversivo" The Communist radio said organisations to special control that under the, öld pay system | measures. "all

перевагу KAPETISES government workers) were paid.j by the authorities."

News Agency.

·

.

"

Tho potillon spid the law represented the grmtest threat to Uberly in the United Staton. Changing over to the cash other signers of the petition wage eveten, odded, has been were Democratic Senator going on rachmily" since the McNamara of Michigan. Professor Pommunist Government

was Linus Pauling of the California Established in Peking in 1949.

Insiliuto of: Wochnology

and

- YESTERDAY'S CROSSWON N---Across; ↑ Mers, 4 Ravaged, 8 Deem, & Kiwi, 10 Murdera, 11 Tail' 12 Alto, 14 Tinders, 17 Pearl, 18 Chste, 22 Paters, 20 Term, 27 Past, 28 Kestrel, 20 Mimis, 30 Reds, 31 Emeryce, 32 Tosh, Down 2 Edible, 9 Editor, Details of the now system many representative of the 4 Nemit, 5 Amulet, d'Alded, 7 Error, 12 Apes, 13 Tari, 13 Kabo. were published in all the official clangy, tho unly willow and the 10 Beat, 18 Aimpure, 20 Altest, 21 Tramps, 23 Skam, 24 Eater, hewspaper In Red Chino today, Laura). profoulion, 14 France-

its own

Sold Animals. Mr Maring said, the present delegation of himself and the Sultan was "all our poor people can afford."

10.000 Miles Home To Die

cols: Dutchman, Louis Ki

in the lower house to members of minority parties,

་

Today. 141. Peronists

de

puties and only 13 Radicale sit in the chimbir United Prest

Helicopters For Flood

Relief

Tampico, Sept. 15.

An air reseus féet including four helicopters from Texas flow here today to aid the victims of yesterday's footwaters that kill- ed at last four persona

"The water today began to re- cedo, and the skies were clear after 10 consecutive days of rain. The turbulent Pouco River dropped inch by Inch Eron 1 flood

tood the weather moderated

While

here, the Yucatan Peninsula some 80 miles to the post braced for hew trouble.". Hurri- cano Hilda was honded tonight for Yucatan's Quintang, province..

United Press.

Not Enough Doctors In S.E. Asia

Singapore, Sept 16. Southeast Asia:han'noỹ #posed trained personnel to dool malaria putbreaks fuberculo (ar) Tothès" contaḍformed

declared, Dr Chand

Health

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