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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1966.

TUNISIAN LEADER ACCLAIMED

Skeleton Found But Police Have Trouble

In Cemetery

Open Verdict

On Artist's

Modèl

London, Mar. 22.

An open verdict was re-

With Rioting Algerians

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Tunis, Mar. 22.

Nationalist leader Habib Bourguiba flew home to a wild welcome in newly-independent Tunisia today but police had to use fire-hoses and tear gas to disperse Algerians rioting for the same deal for their country.

Independence had come to Tunisia, but peace had not. In southern Tunisia French troops killed 70 outlaws allegedly 49-year-old artist's model trained in independent Libya and crossing to Algeria to join

corded here today

whose skeloton

WRG

on A

dis-

covered last month in a

London cemetery, 50 yards from the grave

"spiritual lover."

of

her

Polter, a evidence, sank the woman, Mrs Marian Cwrtioline /

Dulgrum, had not been

Sines

Jenying her

Hampstead, Northwest London,

Ju

August. 1973

n

Bas

£11

Her ck-

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emaposed bexly was found

the corner of a local erruetery on February 25.

Detective

Chief

Inspector

Albert Payton, told the euroner, there was no Peason 1 think it

murder

WIN

w

J 1450

Questioned about Mr Delmonte,

neighbour forter

ut

Me Duignan the inspector sadel stres hart be afterled by his death "She referred lo

tim alterwards as he

partonk she

of spiritualian," he added,

NINE MONTHS

the fighting there.

QUEEN SENDS MESSAGE TO

PAKISTAN

London, Mar. 23. Fier Majesty, Queen! Elizabeth, sent Pakistan [x- dependence Day greetings today.

**] And you my Wirts

wishes on the necarlem of

The inauguration The Islamic Republic of Pokistin.

Three French soldiers were the Tunisian solution, will put reported klied.

an end to the struggle which. Is still going on in Algeria."— United Press

In rebellious Algeria the death foll was 121. But in Morocco which Won its Independence three weeks

the fighting ago, wiz dying down.

Ceased

Operations

Moroccan nationalist leaders ordered a censefire today. The Morgan "National Liberation Army distributed leaflets in Casablanca uroclaiming that they hack censed uffensive on March 7, and operations disyluming responsibility for

HOW altacks.

In Tuals, even as Bourguiba was ding

to the In Triumph Palace Carthage to be kissed

US EXPRESSES

SATISFACTION

Washington, Mar. 22. The United States Gov- ernment today expressed to Tunisian the French and Governments its satisfne- tion at the Franco-Tunisian agremeent signed in on Tuesday.

Paris

In a message handed to the French Foreign

Minister, M. Christian Pineau, by the Aineri сла Ambassador, Mr Douglas Delon in Paris, the text ot which was published by exted State

Department ben Dillon said:

"I have followed with close jon both Cheek by the 74-year interest the progresa af your lold Bey. Algeriano risted down- country since its establishment (town sand were joined by sup Mr Delmonte's grave about 30 yards from where Mrs, eight and a half years agu ana parters of Bourguiba's

found wag

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Dulguan's body She had never

aid he had ven to his grave nor had she Jacen Hi, Fuspector Payton said.

Dr P C Camps, a patholos ፰ኒ . smid the burly could have Jufre unabscovered shee 1952 but pelleri; "If asked to the an opinion, I would say it was hes likely

bren there is long as that, but it must have

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Cham Mall Special,

Antarctic

Chile Brian Awo

Bases

Protest

Larchi

London, Mar, 22,

protested

the over

new

British

creation

bas

to

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1 pry that peace and prosperity javil, may bless you and your fellow Youssef.

unitynen in the years ahead.

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Source

of great athletion to me to know that your catty intends to remain within the Commonwealth.

1 am mafcleast that I'kantors

" ad

the Tr Contides. Commonwealth will cogirlie To Dave and in bonent trore There marital anaekahon.”

EDEN'S MESSAGE

extremist

cru:

Salah

n

here,

the

Mr

to

"My Government desires Lay homage to the realism and Shouting "Long Live Algeria."

tried

thast who to

[t police gnanimity they

thrown

have made possible the Franco- barricade hastily

Tunisiun protocol of agreement from the residence of French

Commissner Roger Sey-med on March 20 and to the Crole of France, which has pro- then dots. Pulke drove

ven once again her dedication wal tear gus and re-hosts,

to the progress of North Africa and lo the aspirations of

The sharpest engagement to- tay was reported at Flilaouccne, people." 16 mita cast of

The the Moroccan

text

of t by the

Its

message frontier and 80 miles southwest, delivered

American The Prismes Minuster. Sirf Cran, when rebels ambushed Consal-General in Tunis, Fifth Morris & Hughes, to the

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Anthony Edon, in a mesange to a detachment

Minister, Portogh Legion Regiment. the Pakistan Prime Mohamad all, suid.

"On behalf of the Govern- ment of the United Kingdom send to you and your volleagues and to the peoples of Pakistan our cordial greetings.

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"We all welcome the decision of the Republle to remain member

of the Commonwealth of and look forward to the con- tinuance of the friendly and Antarctic territories, claimed by confident relations which exist Britain, Chile and the

Argen-between our two countries.

"We send our sincere good the bases Is on the wishes for the future happiness Danco consi of the Falkland and prosperity of your country." Islunds

Dependencies and un-(-United Press, other on nu island off the Loubet Coast.

One of

Puid

Wik

Foreign Ofer spokesman |

the handed in

Katmandu, Mar. 22. tonight that Hiiglno A Swiss Everest expedition, Gonzalez, the Chilean diplomat, the first to attempt to climb Chilean the mountain since the success- note of protest this afternoon, ful British expedition in 1953. Was informed that Britain ro has reached the sherpa capital Jerled his Government's claim of Namche Bazar, about 20 to the Falklands.--France-Presse, milles from Everest.--Reuter,

A British Crossword Puzzle

14.

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Reinforcements

The detachmeni, surround- eci, radlood for help. American- bisit

Sikorski helicopters swooped in from Jeraren and landed battalion of reinforcements in the middle of the battle-

round.

Mir

the

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Steam Catapult Launches The French

Ameriçan Guided Missile

Latest method of firing the “Regulus”, a U.S. Navy gulled missile, is hy steam eata- pult. This new method, illustrated in the accompanying sequence of pletures, has proved much faster than the former procedure ntilising a stationary platform. The ifats took place aboard the US Navy aireraft carrier US$ Hancock. Top, left: Regulus is brought up to the fight deck; top, right: Regulus is placed on the sitam catapult; bottom, teft; the missile is

launched; bottum, right; the missile is in flight-Express Photo,

PACIFIC NUCLEAR TESTS

US Explains Reasons To Japanese

By Ross Mark

Washington, Mar. 22.

The United States has explained in

a new note to Japan why it intends to proceed with its nuclear weapons testing— including hydrogen explosions-in the Pacific next month, it was learned today.

Official sources said that the American note had covered the point raised by Japan on January of 25, about compensation for any Japanese nationals who might suffer radiation or other injury as a result of the tests.

nd

its

of

Sidi Tunis,

Mohammed Lamind Pasha, was as follows:

"My Government wishes convey

It's

Highnes Bey, To the menbers the Tunisian Government, to the people of Tunisia congratulations on the signature of the protocol of agreement of | March 20, between the Gavern- ments of Tunisia and France, und on: the recognition Tunisian independence

When the helicopters return-embodied therein.

ed to Tlemcen one bad 30 bullet holes in its fuselage, and [the pilot had been wounded to

the neck,

"My

Admire Courage

Japan had

formal made a request to the United States to of abandon the tests. If not, to as give Japan a full briefing on

accurity arrangements

and possibly allow Japanese

abservery on the scene and also agree in advance on compensa- Government desires totion If any Japanese (shermen admira-or other citizens suffered injury express its particular Moslems Lon

for the courage and from the nuclear explosions, two realism of those who once aguin of French have

proven steadfast in pas adhering to the

Pullee charged two today with taking part in separate massacists farm famille, within the month

The two men are brothers and both are members of the French-offlecred rural polles.

principles peaceful negotiations in Ing.

, the pains of which have led to the

01

of

Three Points

While Washington would not

of this suremn act, the leaders release details of its new note of Tunisia give proof to the for some days, it was under- Police charged Gerrudj Abdel world of their devotion to the stood that it made this three- Kader with taking part in the real welfare of the Inhabitants point reply: massacre of Palestro on March of their country." -- France 7. in which seven French civilians were butchered, and

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his brother Maklout with tak- ing purt in killing sine civilians

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29

129

ACROSS

3 Imputed (8).

7 Subsequently (5).

8 Wages (8).

10 Special aptitude (0).

19 Lift (7).

15 Formerly (4).

17 Precious stone (7),

18 Hermit (7).

20 Responsibility (4).

21 Pig's foot (7).

28 Lubricant (0).

27 Undiminished (8).

28 Eat awny (5).

29 Dish (0),

DOWN

1 Best part (5).

2 Purloined (5).

3 Stadium (5).

-4 Tear (4).

Fruit (6)

Moved quickly (6).

9 Bear witness

11 Foreign (5).

12 Illa (6).

out (0).

14 Come

15 Speak (5).

(0)

16 Helpful facts (5).

18 Hearty (8).

10 Clergymáu (0).

22 Command (3).

23 Claw (8).

24 Allude to (0). 20 Transparent minerol (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Across: +1 Agenda, & Dount,

8 Upper, 0 Decamp, 10 Fired, 11 Paris, 12 Tome, 13. Cease, 10 Homles, 10. Eyelet, 20 Shred, 22 Diro, 23 Legal, 28 Siale, 20 Nomads, 27 Omoga, 28 Shows, 20 Enters, Down: 1 Audliom, 2 Encumber, 3 Dump, 4 Apparel, 5 Dodolt, & Aripos, 7- Needs, 14 Aspirate, 15 Expenses, 16 Redeems, 17 Melange, it Yellow, 21 Hutch, 24 Loda,

at Sukamad on February 24.

End Struggle

while

Bourguiba said that hailing the realisation of our national aspirations" he had similar hopes for Algeria,

He said, "I hope with all my heart that France, inspired by

Krupp Plans

For Halting Russia

Essen, Mar. 22.

Presac,

Abolition

Of Passports Recommended

Bonn, Mar. 22.

1. The United States must proceed with refinements testa of its nuclear weapons stockpile in the absence of binding weapons control and disarmament arrange-

River Elbe

Meeting

The West German Bunde- Anniversary stag today unanimously re-

commended to the Federal Government that pasaports should be immediately and

Paris, Mar. 22. A group of Soviet veterans of unilaterally abolished for the famous Soviet-American visitors from Belgium, "meeting_on the Elbe Rivet" France, Italy and Luxem during World War Two, will bourg.

go to the United States to participate in ceremonies mark- The Bundesing 'akko`called for ing the event next April 25, the abolition of International the Sovich Tass news agency driving licences between these announced today. countries.

Krupps of Essen, tho giant Ruhr industrial con- cern, today published + six-point appeal to the The session was devoted to a today accepted the invitation

United States for joint action by private Western companies to fight Soviet economic infiltration in underdeveloped countries.

The six points are;

1. Technical add on the basis of "trade, not aid.”

2. Political influence should

be reduced to an absolute if possible avoided

minimum, altogether.

3. All consortia of private Western firma must dispose of tho

very best technical *** pertence.

other measures Ecries of

proposals

patriers,

Tasa sald the Soviet volerans

for from the American Veurans renter European integration Committee to go to New York They included

for to colebrate the 11th anniversary lower customs

a of the meeting of Soviet and European pestal union, the pro-American troops axivanding into

Germany. pressive organisation of a com-,

com man European markkot,

mon European policy in East-

In accepting the invitation, the Soviet veterans expressed the West negotiations, the creation hope that this new neriing of of a European commission former

for

atomic energy and economic

American and Soviet

will.

for under-developed countries cumbaitaarts

servo

the and under-

of South and Southeart Europe.. chaise of ponce

The motiens were all referred atmding between the peoples of to the appropriate bodies for the United States and the USSE,

Tasy cald.--France-Presse.. formulation. as parliamentary bills-France-Presse.

Copenhagen, Biar: 22. Danish Premier Hans Chris

Bergville, Natal, Mar. 22. 4. Economicald on a profit

A heat wave broke themmotion Hansen moved swiftly to basis can be much greater than meters at Bergville, wheat, the avort a Government crisis foxiny on a basis of government alçi, temperature topped 130 degrees my old strike 7670,000 by personally intervening in the 4. Private execution of ald | Fahrenheit (84 Contigrade). programmes will be much more At Facourt, also in: Natal, transport and construction emetent than publicly flounced Lambs died boonuse their motherl projects.

milile turned, notarin, thinke Ily called representatives of 8. Military aspects of such stomachs, and willow and poplác the employers and the striking progrecimes “must” bo', reduced trees shed thele legyen, to the minintziz...

workeze

ments with the Soviet Union;

2. The United States would co-operate fully with Japan with advance warning and security arrangements even to the point of possible limited

exchange of Information;

The United States could not agred in advance to commitinents with regard to injury-Reuter,

15 MODERN CAVE-MEN

Barcelona, Mar. 22.

An archaeologist, Senor Carlos Gutierrez, and 14

companions young

deelded

ולינה

to become in

have

an uninhabited

part of Catalonia to satisfy themselves about how prehistorio really lived.

For several weeks they will make 赔 cave thetr home, wear animal skirts, eat only food they catch or find, and use no equipment not available in prehistoria Ulmes.

can

be

Even matches will banned. They will make fire with flints.---China mail Special.

Drink Too Much

Paris, Mar. 22. TRENCH men and women

believe their country- men, drink too much, but they cannot agreg оть what constitutes an alco- holic, a public opinion poll showed today.

Anybody who has any wine or brandy with his breakfast is an alcoholic, said 51 por cent of those polled by the In- stitute of Public Opinion.

litre

Anybody who drinks

(slightly more then a quart) of wine with every meal - unless he happens to be t manual labourer-is an alco- holic, said 50 per cent.

Anybody who drinks an aperitif before every meal, said 37 per cent. Anybody who drops into a cute several times 'a day for any kind of drink, sold 20 per cent, and anybody who gets drunk several times

a year, sald 14 per cene.

TWO LITRES

A manual labourer could drink

up

to almost two litres of wine a day without being an alcoholic, most men said. An office worker should not have more than a quart a day, they felt.

But

both men and Women agreed that women should not have more than about 50 to 80 centres (about a pint) of wine a day.

A total of 08 per cent said that wine was nourishing, furnish- ed needed strength and was a

to complement a good meal, another 34 per cent said

It facilitated human relations. But 80 per cent said it was Indispensable or useful for manual labourers.

too much alcohol consumed in France? Some 54 per cent of the men and 90 per cent of the sold yes. But only a that wine

ре

fojt

quarter was responsible, while 40 per

cent blamed brandy and 33 per cent aperitifs for intoxication. --France-Presse.

W. Europe Urged

To Revise Import Policies

Geneva, Mar. 22.

The Secretariat of the United Nations Econo- mic Commission for Europe today urged Western Europe to revise its import policies so as to do more trade with non-dollar overseas countries.

Nubar Gulbenkian In London

Ir its voluminous Annual Economic Survey of Europe published here tonight the Secretariat strongly aktvisca Western Europe to buy more "cheap-labour" goods from these countries so that they can main tain and expand their purchases, ›

Rapid Expansion

The way to integrate the Western European economy into world trade in the coming age of consumer durables and Byzy- thetics," the Secretariat anys, "is to take advantage of the fact that labour can be bought more. cheaply outside Europe than in Europe,"

According to the Survey, 1053 was another year of rapid ceanomle expansion in Western Europe. Industrial production. rose by about 10 per cent, on top of a similar rise in 1954.

There was

remarkably little

· deterioration in the balance of trode with oversens countries In most of Western Europe exports

won Os Imports increased faster than produc tion

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AMERICAN

SOPRANO S

FOR INDIA

New York, Mar. 21. Leontyne Price one of the Inading Negro sopranos in the' United States, will leave by plane on Sunday for India, where she is to give sovary cortcerts in New Delhi, Calcutta, Madras and Bombay

Miss Price was a member of, the company of the American opera "Porgy and Beas?' that toured Europe. She will ha

Dir: Nubar - Gulbenkian.... whodd 'all-millionaire father2ooompanied to India by Davis

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