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THE CHINA MAIE, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1956.

Scaling Down Standing

ACCIDENTAL

SHOOTINGS

IN JUNGLE

Sydney, Apr, 1.

Mr Joli Cramer, Army Minister Bald today 10 was most concerned about acoldental shootings of Australian treops

In

and had called for

investigation.

Referring

to the death

of three Australian soldiers and ont

wounded in

cidental shootings since the year he wald he had given instruc- Kons that

BIL

beginning of this

Possible

action must be laken prevent such accidents.

commented;

Ho

**Any

movement In the Jungle

could be a terrorist and a soldier is

Lu more likely

shoot first and ank ques.. Dolls afterwards,"

Mani

Mr Cramer added OUS of a total of 1,523 Australian enstiajlics in the Korran WHE 13 soldiers wire killed acclidentally... Reuter,

AIRMEN RESCUED BABY

Colchester, Apr. 1.

Two airmen who saved baby from the arms of

his dead

Armies

RUSSIAN PROPOSAL BROUGHT ABOUT

BY ATOMIC POWER

By Stanley Priddle

London, Apr. 1. The Russian proposal that the world powers drastically reduce their standing armies before scaling down their atomic strength probably springs from the big advances in nuclear research and pro- duction known to have been made by Soviet scientists, Western official here said today.

The new Russian plan reflects much greater confidence in the effectiveness o Soviet atomic weapons both as 11 defence and deterrent than has been Ishown in the past, the sources said.

1

The scheme was unfolded last | much of its nem atomin week before the five nations spending and uniformed mon- who make up the United Nations power to more proiliable

11305, Disarmament Subcommittee,

is ought. The Commitee Hillafi. France, Within a few year, the Bould The United States, Canada nice! greatly aki

meets agais ore Tuossing Punuala Rucin is now waging sure the Soviet project against the Western powers in I effort to win the sympathy

4

mother during; Present Strength

the 1942 Japanese offen-.

1.1.

the

.! ucutrai Ta.1 pro-Weste.

nabons,

w! Fransitably be for the re- of the to this helmed Wes

aive in Burma, are being sought to provide the key duction des 1938 of the standing; Punking when the "Big Thist

to

the

future.

10

boy's

+

and past

ANTARCTIC EXPLORERS

RETURN TO LONDON

On board the ship Theron, which docked in London 10 days ago after taking an advance

in the parly of the British Trans-Astarotto Expedition to their base

Antarctic, are, left, Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary, and Dr Vivian Fuchs, leader of the expedition, with Mrs Fuchs on his right and on his left his daughter Hilary-Express Photo.

NEW YORK EASTER PARADE

Publicity Seekers Jam Streets

New York, Apr. 1.

More than 1,500,000 persons fought New York's Easter Parade to a standstill today.

Men, women and children bundled up in winter o coats over their new spring finery to brave chilly winds and jam Fifth Avenue's famous shopping district in the neighbourhood of Rockefeller Centre and St Patrick's Cathedral..

thead up the o

Bar Bende med ¦ Habang rough to put m

rester

romance for 115 Waptu

atsurity, then It aal ander .13 nwa torvei Regrestive of any negotiation, for n common plan with

is thought, +:

Conventiona Ilmsted States, China กษ Rua, i, 1590.000 each

Hetai That and a ba ng baboy sadgaten

.:{ France to

A world fountain-ge toe and yank | ka 650,000 each

ja

Thes ference worth!

Butts for BALL THA

to national Julie a holy sa dubbully ward for foren

wltath UNTE Anopline of the rehene would get the ten-year disarina- ut of the negotiators

J

de for hits

Nora Su Jobile Greavement former chairma od The Bombay Echucaliona Scene ty, nas lourd di appeal from his home here for the men to come forward

in Bombay the antient he nut-

ed the batry to Sir Johta

IN BURMA

John wrote Sir visional birth

a pro-

|

are

200,000

W

In Consultation

the

is

"blind alley they entered by falling to agree on in outlawing The Western powers are now of alomie weapons, it is stated in consultation about the Soviet The present strengths of the plan and it may be a week or Western powers

two before their attitude to The United States about three finally clear. But some of the Britan and France features to which they will raise about 700,000 ench.

Western objections are already apparent, experts put Soviet strength at the sources sald.

Chinese These are:

about 4,500,000

forcem ut mure

air-ra

eerlibeate Alan Ladd--the name the men bal given him- saw to the boy's education, raised a trust

full

1

bis futurs

Inter

ht

had him chulstenud

At his home hore Sir Jali said: "Alan is now at school in Burma and his whole future is at

stuke. The Burmese will not grant him authorities their nationally without clear evidence that he was born In Burma Without nationality

Western Though

mililiona.

challenge the

Ave

officials

International control and inspection to be limit- ofed to agreed "objects of control" sincerity

Than

military any several features of the Soviet ruther

establishment plan they believe that Mowow sem-military

want to shedwhich international teams might genuinely

like to look at

Floy Came

the immense arms burden it has carried since the Second World War.

Win Sympathy

he is barred from higher eduen-

This was not a practical pro- Only the aimen who position so long as the West had found him lying in the gutier overwhelming preponderance in his mother con furnish | atumie strength. Now that parity evidence."--China Mail has been achieved, or is near, life to switch Russia would

with that Special.

A British Crossword Puzzle

2

18

43

16

19

20

22

26

ACROSS

3 Woges (8).

B Run off (0).

9 Peevish (8).

11 Grant (8).

12 Ring out

(4).

13 Automaton (B).

18 Renovate (3).

19 Shivering at (4).

22 Beatler (8).

24 League (8).

26 Zea) (0).

20 Craftsmen (8).

DOWN

1 Proclamation (5),

2 Sparso (5).

.3 Ruler (7).

4

Mimiekted (4).

5 Intelligence (4).

Approached to):

7 Decltle (6).

10 Kind of Joint (5).

14 Start (5).

in Boltens (7).

20

10 Fruit (8).

17 Missile, (8).

20 Fire-raising (5).

21 Gay (5).

22 Platform (4).

23 Scrutinio (4).

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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acrom: 3 Somerset, 7 Abash, 8 Orlin). 10 Insane. 13 Llonce, 15 Sere, 17 Templed. 1 Arbiter, 20 Reel, 21 Decided, 20 Notary, 37 Engender, 28 Proon, 20 Trembles. Down 1 Cavil, 2 Lamo, 8 Shong, 4. Egge Sommet, Tilled, D Hasted, 11 Niro, 14 Anvil, 14 Borano 1 Split, 16 Refer, 18 Arpent, 19 Bagle, 22 Corps, 23 Darai, 24 Dying, 20: Koby

★

urbiter

or

2. The United Nations Security Council being the

121 deciding

whether states have violated the agree ments. The

West has always objected to giving the Counell this authority because the big powers can veto majority deci- sions.

sclreme

for

erial

But

they

المافي

|

Britons Must Overcome Their Apathy

London, Apr. 1. Cardinal Bernard Grif- fin, Roman Catholic Arch- bishop

of Westminster,

to

overcome

the

said hero tonight that un- leon Britons made a united effort apathy which still afflicted Britain's national life, “we shall drift into a state of which is a social, moral col-

Bosomy actress Jayne Mans-despondency not do much parading, New Yorkers dideld and her

to five-year-old preliminary when the famous Easter event daughter, Jayne Mario, caused economic and began as a high society function pedestrian traffic Jam when they

lapse." about 100 years ago.

sirolled past news photographers From curb to cur for six poised with cameras on the front Miss blocks, Fifth

steps of St Patrick's. Avenue was sold mass of humanity topped Mansfield and her daughter wore by, cokurful_ patches of Easter identical natural straw sailor bonnets. One man wore foot hats for the occasion, long rabbit ears instead of a hol.

in

Barricades

St

Protestant Bartholomew's Episcopal Church a block away ton Park Avenue also drew a

large crowd.

New Outfits

Morguret Truman and her The Easter Porade crowd mother attended services at St

Protestant began gathering

1a.m. and James

Episcopal reached its peak shortly before Church. noon. Police erected barricades

Patrick's front of St

and kept sidewalks clear for paraders, bui most of the

There were fewer than usual crowd just stood in the street pubilcity seekers and stunters in waving

at television

cameras the Fifth Avenue parade, but and waiting for celebrities to there was much excitement fur pass by.

Easter paraders in upper Man- hattan and the Bronx,

3. The possible adoption of President Elsenhower's open skies" plan af some slage during the disarmament process, The Western

this powers sly this

aerial mutual inspection to minimise the risk of surprise attack should be the first step in disarmament bc- cause its successful implementa- tion would build up international confidence.

★ 4. -Tiro creation of a zone

of "arms limitation and Inspection"

between the two blocs In Europe.

Plan Dropped

Persons out strutting in their

outfits had n

en added treat

TW

those sections when

Cardinal

"So great is the pace of life that it could be modern almost nervous exhaustion and lies behind the Indifference of ioday.

Fage

Fashion Show

i

In Peking:

New Styles

Tokyo, Apr. 1.

China cast off its proletariat past yesterday and held its first fashion show.

The day of the baggy brown uniform-for male and female alike--came to an end behind tho Bimboo Curtain with a display of 500 fashions in the working pooples Palace of Cul- ture in Peking

Radio Peking descripiton

broadcast a

of tho fashion event, tt which was shown

gowns for everyono-the Com- munist <jebulante as well as the

peasant woman.

3,000 Designs

For weeks, the F'cuple's Republic, which onco banned flashy clothes, has been build- debut in the Ing up for ite world of freekts and frills,

were

So many designs submitted-more than 3,000, the rudio said that the fashion show was chce postponed, thus putting it at Easter Parade time apparently quite by coincidence.

The account broadcast by Peking did not disclose what China is doing with milady's bust and hips this season. But male Neteners to the brood- cast were partially

reassure t when The antounerr described Chinese-diyle dresses with the all usually slightly above the knee."

High Collar

On

dresses wins "a fuller sket.””

Five-Foot Cake

For Grace

Monte Carlo, Apr. 1. A 17-year-old Monts Carlo schoolgirl has de- afgned wedding cako, over Eve feet high and weighing 154-lbs., for the marriage reception of Prince Rainier of Monaco Bad

American Bun star Grace Kelly,

She Jeannine Battistini, daughter of the pasirycook who will bhake the cake.

The cake will have five ilers and will represent the clock and other towers of the Prince's palace hare. On top will be • Mone- gasque crown made of icing sugar.China Mall Special.

Japanese Climbers At Manasly

the

A

On sonic points, Peking did

New Delhi, Apr. 1.

Japanose

moun- to

darker ride, king radio sild the "biggest taineering expedition Innovation" in Chinese-style Manasly Peak in Nepal has set up a base camp a not brog. The broadcast spoke day's march beyond the Sama in spite of "the usual high collar," and village of addod that "simplicity the of

is keynote for all fashions."

Bolero Jackets, jumpers and blouses were shown for college day from Katmandu. coeds and young women.

women,"

the

""For peasant radio sald, "A number of flower- ed and

some hostility from the villagers according to

reports reaching here to

An earlier Japanese expedi- tion to Manaslu was prevented coloured tunic-trouser from reaching its objective be

dia

ny

Tho

HELD UP

to

Grin, preaching his Easter sermon at Westminster

combinations were displayed."

cause the

Sama people of the Peking described Cathedral, said the apathy was

belleved the Goddess of the ut first attributed to exhaus-

play ot evening gowns

Mountain was punishing thein tion, even under-nourishment, "small" but for high living in with rein and bad harvests an after the second world war.

Commun

circles madame

account of the attempt to de- nation has alept "But the

con select "An ankle-length,

(*); | seernte her sanctuary. long enough to overcome bodily light purple velvet gown with a fatigue," he added,

black velvet jacket" or a "Otted rose tafela Chinese tunic over a rull-dared black and white skirt, also made of taffeta,"

More And Better

Halang Nan, chairman of the arrangement committee, beamed, "The exhibition is only begla The reports say that even 50, ning.

More and beller clothes the climbers became involved in Are

be designed."-United trouble with the villagers after Press,

quarrel had flared up between two of their porters. The villa- gers took the part of one of the porters and held up the expedi- tion for some time.”

"Yet the 'I couldn't care less' 1

has attitude of yesterday

not i given way to the widely expressed excuse, a no uso worrying. I can't do anything about it,

COMPLEX PROBLEMS

"To feel helpless in an age of

Ambassador Rings Brothers, Barnum and nuclear energy is understand-

Speaks Over Red Radio

the

Paris, Apr. 1. French Ambassador to The

Soviet Union, Maurice Depean, today spoke over the Soviet radio and television net. work from Moscow,

M. Dejean was the second Western diplomat in Moscow who has spoken over the Soviet radio end television network.

Bailey Circus parade wended able. "Its way from railway freight yard to Madison Square Garden to begin its spring tour,

In the parade were 200 horses and 52

elephants, in addition to clowns, trapeze artists and other performers,

a

a

"To feel powerless when con- fronted with the complex prob- lems of the Middle East is to the

much ordinary man not co confession of weakness as realisation that International polities require expert handling. Down ou Fifth Avenue. A

"To feel frustrated by finan- woman appeared in full-

cial restrictions ly but An length mink coat and an Easter acknowledgement of the present hat made of a feather duster Imperfect state of human rela- with a toy chicken roosting onions in industry,

16.

Duck On Lead

"But to feel that it has nothing whatever to do with each indi- vidual member of the commun- ity, that it is not our conein and that we personally can do nothing whatever about it, is wrong.

to

Raising French National

Income

1

Paris, Apr. 1. The French Government today announced

pro- gramme designed to raise the total French national income by 25 per cent by

next year.

current expedition, led by Maki, took presents for the villages

overcome their ppposion, the Nepalese Gov- ernment also sent alama to ac- out their dimeulties. company the party and smooth

The Japanese were eventually able to go on, wilih dan portswis carrying their 11 tons of equip-i ment to the hase camp, at an altitudo of over 12,000 foot. France-Presse.

20,000 Chryslers

A-Year-

Sydney, Apr. 1. The Chrysler Export Corpora

to tion hopes

manufacturo

20,000 cars a year in Austraila

by 1959, Mr RL. D. Stoup, vice- cimirman of the Corporation, said here.

A model showing off a green Briwin originally made a pro-Lazst month, Sir William tulle cartwheel hat wo feet in posal similar to this, but later

Hayler, British Ambassador, diameter nearly met with disaster dropped It because its allies

The programme was part of a spoke before Boviet television when a gust of wind lifted the thought it would perpetuate the

"Unless we can make a united second postwar plan for modern- cameras on current world chapeau off her head. devision

Germany-China problems. of

isation of the French economy. A Negro girl walked a duck on effort to overcome these dimeul-

With the exception of some Mall Special.

Details of the plan, drawn up engine parts Dejcali

and a leash and

imported from told his radio

an elderly womantics, we shall drift into a stato

by seme 2,000 economists, in Britain the vehicles will be television audience that France proudly displayed a black satin of despondency which is a pre-

dustrialists, workerti, farmers, produced entirely at a Dow and the Soviet Union have at that looked like a boudoir liminary to social, economic and

moral collapse,"China Mall elvil servants and financiers, Chrysler factory in Adelaide,— "numerous common interests." pillow. At least one feminine

Special.

were released today.

China Mall Spécial He added: "I am convinced spectator showed up in isopard that the Soviet Union, which skin carmuffs Instead of an has marked

Important Easter bonnet, and an elderly woman hid behind a new style achievements in ali fields sincerely desires peace and in- reflector hoping to get a sunion

while parading. ternational harmony-France- Presse.

Hurricanes Strike Antarctic

Moscow, Apr. 1. Hurricanes have created havoc in the Soviet Antarc-

Un

Search Chapel For Mussolini's Body

•

We Declare... outfit while a little girl wandered Unknown persons broke into

· Paris, Apt. 1.

Two little sisters strolled in miniature stoles made of letout muskrat. Another child paraded

Forli, Italy, Apr. 1. in a Swiss mountain climbing

of the Frenclecan through the crowd wearing a hat the church

of Montepaolo, near coralsting of a basket of Easter monastery A joint Soviet-Burma declara-g

୯.

here, during the night, presura tic base of Mirnyn on the tion was signed in Rangoon to

hunung for the secret model

in a Chinese coolloably

of Mussolin!, police Knox Coast ripping off radio day by the Burmese Premier, U natural straw topped by two Tavo aerials, the Soviet news Nu, and Soviet Vice-Premier, large baby chicks and another revealed today.

The intruders torn open part agency Tass reported to Mr Anastas Mikoyan, who is on model shivering in a yellow

and raised- dotted Swiss dress tried to loiter of a chapel walk an officio visit to Burma, the night

in front of the cameramen but In the last days of March the Soviet Tass nows agency re-

policemen shooed them away. ported," wind was so strong 1 mado

Tags did not give details of breathing almost impossible,

the declaration.-France-Presse, Gigantic pillars of powdered Row were whipped up by the from the lay gales, coming Inland wastes of the Antarctic continent.

of weather in

In epito of the first to the wild autumn

Marool

Anti-Rat Campaign

Paris, Apr. 1. Bonnetoy France's the South Polar regions, the No 1 rat catcher, will host an

are working| Intensive Soylet explores

anti-rat campaign

Soup Tureens

at the foot of the planking chapel's three altars. Police said they found nothing.-Router.

Leningrad Remembers

A Japanese family including two men

four woman and attracted considerable attention. All the women were pinkt, grech and, white kimonos and flowers

London, Apr. in thele hair.

Læningrad is to have two new New-style hats shaped like monuments: one to the writer to dig therosolving in well ready here from April 23 to May 28 wastebaskets, Jomsom by, the inverter Alocander Popov, lampshades, and Maxim Gorky-and the other to for the rondly tough weather of M. Honnefoy has already soup tureans. the Poler winter expected to elvered several French towns of few women. But most seemed Moscow Hadla exporta.

to-profer zailors or other email ikion in all its fury in a rate, Ho 1190s a poison which month's time, Tam said Iteus he claims kills them painlessly.

Chlon Mall Elpapfal.

Footnáte... The -Rusinna sayə hata or no hats at all United Papaya invented, padlo,f China

economic

France's fret modernisation plan, which went.

into offcet in. November, 1040, Leaves For Talks

was drawn up undor the direc- tion of Jean Monnet, who later servod na hòad of the six-nation European Coal and Stcol Pool High Authority.

With Radford

London, Apr. Under the new plan, French Air experte hope to raise the national Dickson, Chairman of the "Beli Marshal Sir William income through an increase, ofish Chiefs-of-staff Committee, 20 per cent in farm output left London tonight by air for to 30 per cent boost in industrial Washington for talks with Ad- production, and a 60 per cent miral William Radford, Chair increase in buliding activity-man of the United States Chicis France-Presse.

PARIS TAXI FARES UP

Paris, Apr. 1. Parla taxi fares are to go up, according to a decree published In the French official Gazette. pretto. The price on the taxi's meter when its hired will risg do 100 francs (about two shilldig#)

(about, onang), by from the liprésent BD. fruhos customer will Torgerserun Horny to add furth

of-staff.

Sir William sald he would discuss With Radford "matters of common, concern,” particularly questions related to the April 12 mocking of the Bagdad pact council.Franco-Presté,

Died In Church

Southampton, Apr. 1, Miss Josephino : Charrett was-

8-scar-bla married Hera frot: knowing thap

grandmother

Dapsed

alting: for tha