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Water Supply
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to appreciate
I that the Reform les
exorcised in its mind
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the drastic water supply restrictions which Govern!
thin
ment has imponed week. The Club is refleeting. the state of mind in which
the community as a whole
is held at this time.
In its letter to the Director of
Public Works, the Reform Club, rather unfairly
feel, Buggests that
alone bas
conceived
we
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1956.
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RELAX IN
INDAKS
THE BARRIES KOMFORT THE ALITEN TROUSERS
Whiteaways
MARSHALL PLAN FOR S'PORE DULLES
'All Or Nothing At All' Demand
FULL CONTROL OF
INTERNAL
SECURITY WANTED
London, May 1.
The all-party Singapore "Merdeka" delega-
dangers to public health tion today presented a joint memorandum to the
Colonial Secretary, Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd.
attendant
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the intest supply system. But surely it La Incanerivable that the adylee of the health authorities was not sought,
or that their mature Judg.
ment was not taken into consideration when it was decided to apply the new restrictions?
Government IN nectised
انوی
taking an unnecessary “cal.. culated risk," but this complaint is based on difference of approach tu the water problem. In the cune of the Reform Club the premise is that 11 in unlikely the monsoon rains
יום נ
timely arrival of sub- stantial rains. IM caution: that of the Re- form Club of hope, based
Informed sources said the delegation unani- mously reaffirmed its demand for complete control of Singapore's internal security.
Germany Gives
'No Secret
Deals' Promise
conclude
They indicated that Mr Marshall had sireated that he would not be willing to "accepl two-thirds or one-third of the bridge."
"Either we will have the full
bridge or no truck at all," he is
reported to have tok! Mr Lennox-Boyd.
My Marshail later indicated
he was satisfied with today's talks with Mr Lennox-Boyd.
TO BE CONSIDERED
He
'CO HOME' THREAT
Duke Tells Boys: 'You'll Make A Mess Of It, Too'
London, May 1. The Duke of Edinburgh
said today he had con- - fidence that the younger generation would make "just as big a mees" of things as his own generation. "In fact, you are absolutely bound to
make mistakes in life -everything in the world is changing so quickly," he told boys of Ipswich School.
"The only thing I hope is that you will not make the same mistakes that we did. I expect that
LAST MINUTE
HITCH FOR HAMMARSKJOLD
Jerusalem, May 1.
The United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Dag Hammarskjold, today decided to postpone his return to Rome and to stay in the Middle East,
A
hilch in 20 last-minute plans for an Arab-Israeli cense- fire was the reason He was lo have returned to Rome lomor-
London, May 1. will fall 142 materialise, į Dr Heinrich von Brentano,
sald My Lennox-Boyd, row. Government bases its action West German Foreign Minister, had agreed
their to consider
Instead, Mr Hammarsikjold on the possibility of a pro-today pledged that no German counter-proposals. longed drought extending Government would be prepared The next
of the will fly to Damascus tomorrow inccting "either today or tomorrow" to plenary session Into the summer months.
may either be to confer with Syrian omcials. Any
deal hold "on secret
Thursday afternoon the or Friday morning." THE offcial attitude to the with Russia and "betrag
solidarity of the Western cause." This inceling wil deelde the "We know that the German fute of the present constitu- questions and its solution does tional tulks not depend on Germany alone or the Soviet Union alone, but on the claim that usually requires the common consent of
receive
monsoon | dil those Our
represented Столети In fact, paal years
(four-power) lend substantiation to both ference and the Germon people" attitudes. It is, for example, he added.
The minister, who is now on well to remember that an
three-day visit to Britain, was answering
questions speaking ot a lunch given Iri A drought which ex- his honour by the Foreign tended through to August; ¦ Press Association. in other words the mon moons failed us,
WO ralus.
recently as 1954. splendid spring rains were followed by
On the assumption that the worst will happen this summer, the new system of supply is justified, Gov
ernment
it eonceive
essential that
dally
s
can.
sumption should be reduced!
at
the
con-
after
Ho stressed that West Ger- many would not evade any dis- cussion on German unity if she were asked,
According to usually rellabic Krack sources, Mr Hammarsk- old told Israeli leaders today that Syria would agree to a casefire only If Israel agreed not 10 resume work on her Jordan River project at Benoth in the demilitarised if Mr Lennox-Boyd agrees to Waucov, "transfer the democratic govern- zobe, south of Lake Hulch. ment of Singapore full powers These BOUTCOS to control the internal security the talks will continue," a dele-leaders expressed surprise at this
as they had been given to under gation sources said.
stati that the Imwelt-Syrian
censefire would be unconditional, i
But if he "turne down our demand we will pack up and go back home," the source said. United Press.
but these should Three Die In
not be with Russia alone but also include the three Western
powers-Reuter.
to an average of 17 million European Shot
gallons which, based
CL
033
Dead In Goa
provides current reserves, the Colony with
bare! sufficiency of water for about 80 days. That at least today gives the Colony a little burrowed time should the
Jale May rains not arrive. FROM the point of view of
reducing public inconveni- ence and possibly lessening the dangers of epidemics, the Reform Club suggestion of a restricted water supply every 36 hours instead of every 48 hours posseмнes its merita. But, of course, the argument that if the mun-¡
rains break the restrictions will present have proved unnecessary would apply also to the 36- hour system. On the other hand, if the rains are seriously delayed, it will mean the Colony has con- sumed water which it would dearly like to have to meet
an even more acute emer
gency.
Ship Fire
Edinburgh, May 1. Three crew members died
two
said
Israeli
even that is asking too much."
He said he was reluctant to speak, because he remembered when he was a schoolboy he used to think: "What a lot of nonsence these people talk".
The Duke closed with "traditional" advice —— "which you will, equal. ly traditionally ignore: avoid bigotry, admit your mistakes and be modest reasonably
about your success.” — United Press.
HE'LL DIRECT BRITAIN'S FIRST H-TEST
From CHAPMAN PINCHER
London, May 1.
The man who will bear the enormous responsibility for dropping Britain's firat hydrogen bomb from an aeroplane was named tonight.
Air Vice- He is 45-year-old Marshal Witrid Ewart Oulton, who has been appointed to the
Margaret's Rolls Bumps Car il pist of Force Comunan-
1
London, May 1. Princem. Margaret's Rolls-Royce bamped fenders with al- other car today.
The Prince was driving her own Royal Umousine from Sandringham to London with a chauffeur and a detecüve riding with her. The accident occurred at Stanborough.
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der for the H-bomb test which scheduled to take place off Christmas Island in the Pacific next year.
HINT ON NEW NATO
}
Washington, May 1. The Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, said today the forthcoming Paris Atlantic meeting of the Council would be “an im- portant meeting, because I think it is generally realised that the North Atlantic community needs to
or-
ganise itself into something more than #1 military allianco".
Speaking at Washington, be- fore boarding a plane for Paris to atend the Nato mceting. Mr Dulles said: "This does not imply that the military aspects
1 Nato have outlived usefulness.
remains
their
On the contrary, it essential to maintain
the military strength and unity of the free nations
"It is the strength and unity the which have contributed to
of tho disposition present Sovials to de-emphasise violence as an instrument of their inter- national polley.
"I we want that happier con- dition to cantinue, we must con- tinue the policies which brought
at Air Ministry lit about, plan-
He is now
ning the operation which will of Involve a huge task force.
jet bombèra,
headquarters in London
The front bumper of her his car was' bent and the fender- mounted rear view mirror of the other car was knocked askow.naval ships and Vickers Valiant
The Princess drove on to London after the accident.—United
Press
'SIBERIAN LABOUR CAMPS REVOLT
One of the bombers will drop the weapon so that it explodes high over the open sea.
Extremely Risky
NEW WAYS'
"But the North Atlantic com- munity is held together by sent!- ments far more profound than fear, and by objectives far more fundamental than military strength. I hope and expect that at this mooting we will begin to search out new ways to cxpresa our common purpose."
This will be extremely risky
Mr Dulles la flying to Parle to because the crew will have start a week, of intense diplo intle time to avoid the enormous matic activity in which 15 blast from the revolutionary Foreign Ministers will höld-dis-
has designed.
on the came lines as the Israel Former Prisoner Tells Of Uprisings bus which Sir Willam Permey cussions on European and World
Egyptian ceasefire.
The Secretary-General con- ferred today with Isrict leaders. He will meet them again tomor- row before flying to Sysia.
Vienna, May 1.
Construction work on Russia's top secret artificial sea project in central Siberia came to a completo halt Keep Away Warning earlier this month when riots flared in three slave labour camps, an Austrian recently freed by the Russians said Israel suspended work on the Benoth
today. Wancov Jordan River irrigation plan two-and-a-half ago; pending years
urgent consideration of the maiter. by the
United Nations Security Council.
istiel claims it has the right to resume the work at any time.
in a fire which broke out carly this morning in cabins of
MVD secret the 6,333-ton British steamer Cairnavon, berthed at Leith Docks.
Defence, chiets have decided
problems.
The discussions will increase
the bomb must be exploded in scope as the week progresses, this way to avoid contaminatuig { with the thro-day meeting of the island and shipping with the Nato Council, the centre- plece of a whole series of offelal radioactive dust.
and private discussions.
the
Mr
It is unlikely Air Vice-Mar-
will pilot
All 16 Foreign Ministers will The ex-prisoner, who spent 11 jabout 250 miles north of the shal Culton
homber. The crew he will family attend the Nato Council session, years in various Russian prisons cempo. and slave
The Labour camps, said
work on the Yenisei choose for the task will almost but there will also be two-way between the Blz. certainly be selected from those discussions more than 200 political prisoners artificial sen project came to a of the camps and at
now in Australia. to perelise Three. Foreign Ministers least 12 completo halt for at least one police were killed week, he said.
dropping dummy H-bombs from Dulles, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, and Goa, Apr. 28. An official cominumique issued
in a battle which followed the Thuring the battle, at least 80 Vallants-London Express Ser-M. Christian Pincau.-France-
Prisso & Reuter, Ked Senhor Maciel
uprising
prisoners escaped-United Press, vice, Chaves, & Forestry Department
According to reliable Israeli The Austrian, who asked his A carpenter Thomas Brown- sources, Mr Hammarskjold also engineer. was shot dead on
name kept secret, said the Thursday at Pala, in the Sataric, 32, a galley boy, Robert discussed with the Israeli leaders lots took place in the camps of
Robson, 18, and a pantry boy, today the situation in the Sea of Vershohagino, Verkne Imbatskoje, District of Gou, by " group of David Bane Haughey, 16, were Galilee, a terrorists
trouble spot where and Mirmoje, all located on the from
Indian the
trapped in their cabins and beli forces raided Syrian Yenisei River, about 600 miles Union
dromed in uniforms
later found dead,
positions last December killing north of Tomsk. similar to those of our police."
Another man and He is believed to be the first
a woman 55. were taken to hospital suffering General E. L. M. Burns,
The European to be killed since the
from burns and shock, over Coa
Chier United Nations Truce dispute with India
Two cabins and part of the Supervisor, who attended today's Cairnavon's superstructure were talks, suggested at the time that | in damaged. The cause of the Loracli dahermen should stay artificial fire is not yet known-United away from, the north-easter | Rusions" plan to dam the waters of the Yenisei and other
Siberian rivers
and a hugo sca, aimed at irrigating vast areas in Siberia.
The Austrian said the upris- Ing ing WTH prisoners gaoled during the purges of the Stalin era who demanded their Immediato_10- lease after they had learned of Khrushchev's denunciation of Stalin.
begin-Reuter,
(The receipt of this was delayed.)
100 Injured In Riot
cable
PrC53.
ohore.—Keuter.
DEGREE FOR TRUMAN OPPOSED AT OXFORD
London, May 1..
Oxford University today decided to confer on the former United States ·President Mr Harry Truman an honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law after overruling an objection that he was responsible for ordering the atom bombing of Japan.
Algiers, May 1. More than 100 people in- cluding two police were believed to have been injured in riots which broke out in a downtown service in the Arab quarter. street here today after a funeral
Only about 10 were sent to Government cannot fairly be hospital. Two policemen and a castigated for its current Mošiem were wounded when water policy. Whatever it polleeman's submachine gun fell
The objection was raised' by does le to some degree aand went of accidentally. Mins Gladys Elizabeth Anscombe. calculated, risk. It has to be The riot occurred when police a tutor in philosophy at Somer- recognised that the supply tried to disperse 4,000 Moslems ville College, who, asked the
position is precarious and who paraded down a main street University authorities: If you that the chances of im- after the funeral of a Moslem do give this, honour, what Nero, who was killed by the police on | what Genghis Khen, what, Hitler
BOAC Gets New Managing Director
mediate improvement are Sunday in Bi anti-terrorist | or what Stalin will not be Mir Basil Smallpelec, Deputy extremely slim. It is proper operation-France-Presso, honoured in the future?
that the authorities should make as least harsh na possiblo to, the general
public its measures for deni- Sultan's Son Dead
ing with the situation, and
if therefore, Gavernment
belleves it could adopt the
con-
former WIT
น
Heard About Stalin
The three camps are locateri
the area
of the Yenipel The projet.
centrul
for
Och
Jed by political
He said first
CHESTION
information on the new anti-Stalin reached the camps through several hundred Georgians who Were arrested and sent to Siberia for their participation in their Tiflis demonstrations in March protesting against, the Kremlin's now course.
to
The news was confirmed the prisoners by crew members of Yenizel River vessels...
Lender Shot Dead
London, May 1.
Chief Executive of BOAC Was Mise Anscombe's objection was today appointeri Managing bulvoted after Mr Alan Bullock, Director.
On the evening of April 3, Wensor of St Catherine's Society, said Mr Truman was not the only
This followed the recent shortly after dinner, the pri one responsible.
****** and much disputed-appetit- soners formed a delegation and Hà
spoko of. the "gonerous ment of Mr Gerrard Deringer, demanded immediate release London, May 1.
banker and civil air" "authority, The demand was directed to help" iven by the Tengku Abu Bakar, the second President after
tha
commander of the Mirnoje the
as part-time unpaid Chairman Reform Club's nitormativo con of the Sultan of Johore, died,
ratecession
to Sir Miles camp, a Capt. Gorolikov, who and in Aystem of supply without at a hospital today after an Europe and the world,
Thomas,
any, discussion held a full-time flatly refused operation. He was 50. A former said it was, due to. Mr. Truman
Whon jeopardy to all other
prisoners. that the United States id no:ment.
with the omelal In the Johore anıd siderations, the community Malayan Government services, ndain roure into tragic isola BOAC start, dentured at a meet, delegations repeated the
of member representatives ·
their prisoners demand. would heartily welcome Princo Abu had lived in London tonim" at the end of the last such a move.
*There are Ing: in recent years.—United Press.
competer' Gorelikoy shot and killed him. `staff bolber. qualified to: eseumë
Immediately, other prisoners the position of chairman." stormed bin office and he was atabbed to death, Later they Reuter,
seized prison marda Patonemed
them, the ex-prisoner ald.
bamps tens also to the bands had failed to Impress Marshal | The Queen, rocolved the 'Soviet
Paria, May 1. of the political prisoners z/who Bulganin and Me Khrushchev, lenders for ten at Windsor Anti-tex campaigner, Fiere were supported by the criminal with "tho, orderly life of "a Craio on a Sunday. Church. Poujade was ordonne, by à fudge | convicta ja GERH Christian state” on wh
... groups had already protewied | today (fó oppése) in Court on The riote were quelled the "This could not be dono where
ngainst the Sunday left by June 14 on difargow of organis noct day by busty matunonit the sanctity of the Lord's Day fore It took place United | Ing ename suusal so Diy Woven momolak.MVD troope akikioned. was trampled underfoot," said Fres
Co-Promo;
SCOTS CONDEMN B & K VISIT TO QUEEN
London, May 1-
The Free Church of Scotland $0. day criticized the Government for making the Quems receiva *representatives from a god- lous and atheistic state on a Sunday. The Church's Question Conte
milies sold the Government the Committee.
and
Poujade Summoned Dow hours later, two other
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Egypt
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