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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1956.
Heavy Casualties In
Communist Brainwashing Investigation
Washington, May 13. Chairman John L. Me-i Clellan announced today he will ask the Senate Per-
Algeria
REBELS INFILTRATE
INTO CONSTANTINE
JEWISH QUARTER
Algiers, May 13.
ment Investigating Sub- committee вер bold open At least 24 persons have been killed
and nearly 50 injured in acts of terrorism and in clashes between rebels and security forces in Algeria this weekend.
hearings aimed at correcting "serious misconceptions about Communist brain
washing techniques.
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out programjatrakt effect regarding
Ameriem prisoners of wh"
North Koren,
VIOLATION
what
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Streets Deserted
ta the engang battle between el and The potice, 19 per. zon, were killer and arther 27
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down naFLOW Speels, with the
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Security forces kept a batters; Tramed on the Ithumel Cure.
of Constienfbe's galeways, tinauth which
on the elty
to runverge
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THINK, leaving
the ty stineta małoly deserted A lew
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CATHOLIC
STUDENTS
PROTEST
Buenos Aires, May 13. MATHOLIC" student
Moroccan
Army Sworn In
Rabat, May 13.
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The Moroccan army comes. into existence Today in formal swearing-in cere- mony in the Sultan's palace courtyard.
The Sultan's 309. Prince Moulay Hasson, whw La chic!
of the new nrmy's staff, will 15,000 soldiers will repeat after
read the eth that the first
Balam.
Best Proof
Tomorrow
will the troops slate an impressives march past, The forces ITT mostly made up of the former French army Morvernu
trave troops which |been handled over to the now Hate with their equipînent and their end
including French put-commissioned
officers.
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"Cur army will be the best proof of our independence," the Sultan sakd yyslesdlay, "and the b91 defence P the national
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country.
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The new Moroccan army was busy Inst night trying on its berei the intly thing
new
· different from the Freach Uni- fort It is en bereg with rabara wry the cheriflun
i red ᎨᏓᎥᎢ .
Besides 10 battalions of P,500 deformer French Moroccan troops
clusters, 850 artillerymen with
strong, 1riny marched cannon of 105 mm and 250 streets of men manning seventeen få-lon through the Buenos Aires to prolest tanks and 17 armoured vehicles, The Lanka are manned mostly against the resignation of i
by French midiers. The French The Minister of Education, officers will wear the flat cap of Attilio De Oro Maini.
trum
the Moroccan officers
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2.000
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The Minister resignation
Llana, į Saturday morning from the where he is athunting in Spanish" zome They are Mehind- inter-American meeting
of bus froeger with the Spanish
officers. education ministers.
They came in Daxinch- new trucks Als tendered
Flv
anci
had
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resignation after sturient organisations
hostile C his policy. occupied schools sily buildings os a protest,
Belim lech W Flashes between Cathy Be and
A Mosem was found with his I kuahna, wlaree that ul
Was wounded it! This FRA other
Near Bent attori kinagger Moscout. a sorunity patrol stop, i peda temp-year-od Moslem gi aru! fouined in a basket she was quantly at a large - է noty.
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Mr. Metslan sund the Sub- corriller niso with look leto treatment of American civilian | enriving partners รนด held
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who Woman alleged to have ponnivet a campin cleaning solutimi oven ben hie band while he slept
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7 000 vile, H. & French Moslem
destroyed Free-ProSNE
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Freetown, May 13
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el rical students in Cricbu in which and Buenos Aires,
22 ludents were injured,
students' ob- unit-deak
The
jeelion Le Del Oro Mulia's In the recent Govern- ment deeree authorising the creation of private univer- rities, run by Catholle organ- tions
If the Government accepts the resignation, it could be serious trouble, since the Church ung
Catholic 71645
Ursations might joint the opposition. The "Government is also faced
with a 24-hour strike of bank and insurance company em players for hipher wages.
fixed for tomorrow.-France- Presse.
Wells Better
Than War Statues
Belgrade. May 13. Yugoslavs are complain- ing about stereotyped, maLSS produced war memorials and monuments which have little if any artistic value.
Complaints have appeared in the Press that it was only too common to see bronze or stone
French Pilota
Heports that uninvited Morne-
Meration army would come to the parade prach
soldiers
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Substituting For The Queen Republicans Jubilant
Thin young lady in the picture is Misy Caroline Sale. Daughter of the Crown Equerry, She is shown substituting
for the Quren at a rehearsal of the Trooping the Calour She is mounted on Atlanta, one of four horses ceremony. from which the Queen's mount will be chosen for the big occasion-Central Press Photo.
Russians Realise War Out Of Question
Washington, May 13.
Mr Harold The presidential aide, Stassen, said today that Russian officials not be now realised that war could try to participate were denies by Morice officials.
regarded as a means of settling disputes in this age of atomic and hydrogen weapons.
But several bands or former
were
reported
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be rebela marching toward Rabal,
Ometals sald France had also
Morocro Eiven
number planes which will
the
of
zoom over
with
Over Ike's Health
By Paul Scott Rankinė
Washington, May 13. President Eisenhower relaxed at his Gettys- burg farm today in good spirits after a highly favourable medical checkup-expected to be his last before the presidential election in November.
The Republican Press today gave jubliont banner headines to the doctors' report which showed the President as having recovered from hts heart attack inst September.
There were strong overtones of presidential election politics in the White House presentation of the "head-to-toe" report, with all its technical but Inti- mate details the most complete over issued on the physical con- dition of
Unite! States President.
Limitations
The Republicans hope that this complete if unconvenikonal
{uHtik་3R with Of
tu attempts of DCNTÁŘS To Use the President's health as an issue in this election campaign. But the Democrats are con- centrating noi on the
actual
health of the President but on the limitations he has placed on
oriler to par. his activities in
serve that health.
Democrat spokesmen there fore continued over the week- mut lo play on the theme that The United States In There erifical fines needs a full time working Presistent rather than a part time semi-retired chair- man of the board of directors.
Republicans, now in « mood of jubilant confidence, are not | particularly worried by diese charges.
know
They
backt Presklent Esenhower is one of the most
in popular presidents
receit
Times, Bul it is rure for the electorate to reject a presidena who seeks re-election after only one term in offices,
Television Time
In addition the Republican Party has imminense funds at ite disposal to drive bone to 1210
Mc American people thut Eisenhower's Administration is responsible for the current ut- of peato
monahore
worth of
FIGHT WITH
DEADLY
SNAKE
Durban, South Africa,
May 13. Mr Lawrence Gearic, nged 29, caught a eft 4in black mamba in his bare
struggled
hands and
keep li colled round
to ha neek for three hours until help arrived.
He wie walking alove beside a canal near Durban when
be saw the black mamba slithering into the Collowed and canal. lie attacked it with his bare hands.
head.
After a difficult strugzie in the water he omanaged to get a grip on the anaka's
Ho wound length round his neck and with one hand grasping the Snake behind the head and the other the carried It to д nearby house, from which help WIN called.--China Special.
Even Worms Forget
Like Humans
of
San Francisco, May 13. Certain murine worms are and pres-just like humans, Mr W. J. perity,
Coppock, a graduate student They have already contracted
the in
Department of for more than two million dolines
Psychology of the Univer- (£714,000 sterling)
radio and
California hno elevision sity time for the President, who has decided. His research has said his health will not permit disclosed that the worms him to stump the country in will learn, forget, and then numerous personal appearances, remember again.
Democrats pitifully short
are of such funds. They have also Mr Coppock's research
bogic resolve
differences concerned with what psycho- betweert southern conservatives jogists call "extinction" «and and northern liberals and must
"spontaneous recovery" of com- nwait
unit the three months awan
mon sand worms, party
determines convention
Inspection Mr Slamen, President Elsen- for aerial
was the hower's adviser OD
diorma- biggest roadblock to an effective
disarmaine! ment, said on a television pro
to programme. But gramme that the new Soviet he held ut hope that attitude stemmed from the differences eventually would be
between meeting
(solved. pilot
Russian lenders
Mr and President Moroccan Eisenhower In Geneva last sum- trained--t
parade on. Monday the cherlitan colours-grecia slur on a red background.
will French pliols there planes
utstil pilots have been United Pres.
GLIDING RECORD
Paris, May 13. France's Major Fontelles to- the world ckly broke
gilding record to a fixed destination,
He left Troyes (Southeast of Paris) this morning and landed this afternoon
Dax, after covering 870 Idiometres (about 415 mlice).
at
The previous record was 030 kilometres (about 394 miles).- France-Proase.
Pest-Catching Contest
to
[MET
"
Right Balance
A
He said that since that meet- ing the Ruslans were "just an
ware us we are of what tragedy war would be in this modern age,"
wils
the
ro
Stassen reminded his steners that the Russians re- peatedly refused to participate in the President's "atoms for peace" programme before finally agreeing to join the international atomic agency-United Press,
US Vehicle Registrations
their candidate.
The leading Deanocratie can- didates, Mr Adlai Stevenson and Senator Estes Kofauver, are at present campaigning for the sup- port of the key state
of Calt- fornia the party convention,
The rival Democratic candi- dates, laclding any new issue to enliven their campaigns, are not attracting nationwide interests. however.
WAS
Extinction may be defined as "forgetting" and spontaneous recovering as "remembering."
Mr
Coppock tought
four worms the trick of swimming out of a glass tube to get food whenever a light was flashed on them. They learned quickly, responding to the light within 30 seconds after fewer than 20 LCSHOUS
FOOLED THEM
Next, Mr Coppock taught the worms to forget the trick. He civil fooled them-flashing the light
They continue to debate such well worn issues as the plight of the farmer, the Middle East question, segregation, and rights.
Defeated Dewey
and withholding the food. Soon they forgot that a flash of light once meant food. They remain- jubilant
ed in their glass tubes, walling much for their
meals two regular
Mr Stassen also sald Administration examining is foreign aid pro- gramme in an effort to see how
Washington, May 13. much more emphasis should be put on economie aid rather than Some 62,760,395 motor vehicles in the United military to offset Russia's econo- were registered quic
penetration
under States last year, an increase of of developed areas.
4,107,143 on 1953 and more than
But even the most He emphasised that it was twice the total
the for 1945,
Republicans show that the right Federal Bureau of Public Ronds difficult to obtain
the can happen in
next balance between economic and reported last night.
months to discredit the basic The total military old.
Included 32,173,234 anoter-cars, 10,331,912 commer clal lorries and vans and 255.249 California was the big- gest car-owing state with 0,189,- 022 registrations.
New York
wag second with 4,642,728-China Mail Special.
He also said that the shipment of American army to Israel now would be "against Israel's in- terest and against peace" in the Middle East. He said that an Arab-Israeli arma
race "would Increase the danger of war" in
buses,
Djakarta, May 13.
the area. More than 0,000 school-
Mr Stasson was questioned
Alexandria, May 13. Surakarta, Central about his recent disarmament soldiers, workers and peasants children in
Ten thousand Arab boys GoOuts the tallos with L เอง, declared WDT on
Boviet offcials in in fake herole attitudes, with
urc expected to attend the ted town's flies, mosquitoes and rats (London. He said he was "hope- outstretched army, contorted
second Arab Jamboree to be dis- make ful and prayerful that 0 foce muscles, and
⚫ campaign ridiculous during
health conscious.
armament agreement eventually held at Abuldr, near Alexandria, expressions meant to be herols
from July 25 to August 4, thể authorities organised a would be reached. He said some but which in fact were pathetic.pest-catching contest with prizes progress was made in London, Egyptian Boys Scouts Associa
tion announced here. Few of the 15,000 memorinis paid on the delivery of squashed it a "big gap still remained between Russian and Western which villages in a postwar insects and dead rodents.
The children produced 107,632 disarmament views. monument marks had set up in their main
squares had any flies, 31,350 mosquitoes at 1,194 artistle pretensions, They were rats.--China Mail Special. mostly cast or sculptured
In
what amounted to make pro- duellon,
REPULSIVE
The
He said the Russian refusal to
Eisenhower's accept Me
plan
Many boys acouts will come from distant Moalem countries, trom Morocco to Indonesia.-- China Mail Special.
East · German Non-Communist
4
Leaders Criticised
Berlin, May 13. EMBERS of the Liberal |
M Democratic Party
Such monuments "are repuj- five rather than moving," the Belgrade
Pollilica newspaper wrote. Though the intention to get up
the a monument to National Liberation War was fine enough,. the results often falsified history with their mook heroism.
Politika suggested that vilinge communities would have done
better to spend
much
money
Ver
on building memorial
the
socialism served the interests of the middle classes repre- sented by the Liberal Demo- cratic Party, and others criticised the party line for a lack of ideologies."
largest non- Communist Party in East Germany are for tho first time in years publicly | Herr criticising their leaders with for
co-operating Communists.
schools, or houses of culture or Growing dissatisfaction came t wells as memoriais.
-Monuments were sometimes found in outlying villages where there was not even a water stapply.
It urged that in future public' competitions should be held for the din of new, mohanghi to be judged by a jury Whe understood nothing of art and the needs of the people,Chine ""Man Special'.
light in a recent public debate, organised by the party and reported by its newspaper. Der
Morgen One of 300 members attending staind: bluntly that he dis agreed with the party leaders approval of the building-up of socialism, the main programme of the ruling Socialist Unily.
Compumist) Party, Some pakvern doubted whether the East Gerzsen drive for
to a more slogan," he said.
member A party
commented that he did not mind under what form of society he Hvod as long as he was well off: could not be satisfied
One "Liberal Democratic
Manfred Gerlach, the Secretary ·Ģmeral, replied that socialism followed s own law and could not there- tore be approved or rejected. Party leaders had decided to support sodalism "because It gives a secure future--and bright future 50-10
the middle classe
A
Dr Hans Loch, the party chair. mati, conplained that mady party members linked Liberal Ideologies 400› oldsely to idesa about their
own petoria) aðventament. Nowadays, *ilkmenHank': fins betur : degraded
after comparing butter prices in East and West Germany. (Unrationed butter in East Germany costs nearly times as much as it does In the West).
threa
and
prosperity,"
of 1948, when
Truman,
406
for
day.
Mr
Coppock then suspended Republican theme of "peuce his experiments for two dayo, Then he dashed the fight again. They also remember the up- The worms emerged from their President tubes although they did not re- a very much cetve food. deeper split in his party than
the trick "They remembered discernible today, soundly de- they had been trained to for- fosted the highly favoured and { get," he said. over-confident Republican candi.
men, despite
He hopes this type of work
date, Governor Thomas Dewey. Į will enable him to find out
--Reuler.
WOMAN'S
ANGLE
Melbourne, May 13.
Mrs Janet Hollis of Bendigo, Victorin sat holding a fishing ine in Lake Weroona ona sum- mery day when fisheries Inspector walked up.
your Ame?" aloed
more about the relationships between the structures of an organism's nervous system and Its behaviour -- China Mall Special.
POLICE BAND
LEAVES
FOR BRITAIN
thd
Inspector.
"Janet Hoilla," she_replied.
The
"Where
feh?" asked the inspector.
Kuala Lumpur, May 13.
Federation of
Malaya
your licence to police band left Kuala Lumpur today in a chartered airliner
"I'm not fishing,” she replied. | for a four-month, tour of. Great "I'm only holding the rod for Britain.
Among the band's many ap- my husband."
After her husband had told pearances will be performanc the court that he held a flahing at the Edinburgh Festival and
cence Bendigo polico court before the Queen-Reiter, magistrate said: "I'm afraid I
will have to give the lady the benefit of the doubt." He die THAL ARMY CHIEF
IN UK
missed the charge maltist her fer fishing without a licence- China Maji Special.
Landon, May 18, General Luny. Chulayudn Herr Gorlach explained that the
Melbourne, May 13, Yangung Yongung, Chief of split of Germany had "faced
-People in the state of Victoria Staff of the That, army, arrived ut with the dilleult taak of appear to be forgetful, according in London by air tonight from developing pasto Industries to the list of lost unclaimed pro Bangkole or and? branches
Dhree-month heavy perty sat down for sale by the ometal visit to Britain. machine building."
At Londons Airport the
of
Victorian Raliwaya.
It includes an inner-spring During the first postwar years, et teeb, 13. sacks of brown boal, engral said through an Inter- these projects" had brën n moat skewers, portable off preter that the purpose of he heavy burden on East Ger-engine, mdo, a pair of jeans, visit was to study the methods mony's economy but now they a motor car body, large ins and organisation of the Briting hack become !!läckéy, to of Sam and a set, of tutomobile.| Army,1 Tour" officials of the the way upwards! "Chinas | Pahoćki pheorijerkmChina: Mall, Siamos farten Barkyndi (with)
--Reuter, Mall Special,
Special.
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