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SATURDAY,

JUNE 9, 1956.

Britain's H-Bomb Decision

Welcomed Nottingham Recalls The

And Friend In America

THEY

were just two of

London's lonely people. They met by chance in the bar of a drab public house in a part of the town that' has come down in the world a long way since prosperous

Victorians built their fine houses there.

Over the glass of bees that koeliness, the simplest form of

seemed to be the best answer to

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New York, June 8.

United States officials today welcomed Britain's

with decision to go ahead hydrogen bomb tests next year since success of the British experiments will add to the technical and military strength of the Western alliance.

gen

in the

dient

on

1926 Test Match

London, June 8.

Footballer Seeks Asylum

Nice, June 8. Tomislav Yuroas, 31- year-old centre-half of the

Memories of the 1926 Tests at Nottingham were recalled today when not a ball could be bowled on Zagreb (Yugoslav) foot- the second day of the present five-day match.

It was not necessary

for the

the pitch

captains, Peter May and lan when they decided this afternoon

Johnson, to Inspect

A

team

of

ball team, wants to stay in France as a "political refugee."

the depleted Australian twice in two days.

He was arrested Australia's point From view the time

night with already lost, bealdes the likelihood of more delays, must give them A chance of avoiding defeat,

The gates

not opened today to the public, but a few hundred ilcket

and holders members walted vainly

wniked down pitch through pools

here last only Yugoslav He told papers in his pocket. the police the team left Zagreb a match in ou May 20 to play Milan, on June 2.

Werc

to abandon all hope of restuming before tomorrow. From the pavi- defence against

tion they could see the pitch was the Al-

and water destroying suence of ufe lived

Many Amerkna experis beat by the United Nations Sub-completely under

the "bed-situng_room, they

rain continuing the out in a

Disarmament, with Britain's love that

selenitisis committee met and began to talk,

may have found a way to create meelling in New York in a few prospects of the ground recover- A TEST OF LOYALTY

The date has not beening in time for prompi start the fusion reaction of a hydro-weeks. RADUALLY,

tomorrow must be doubtful. as cach

undilxod. bomb more cheuply

One spectator So far eight and a hid hours covered the other's lond efficiently than in weapons now

tho proposal of cricket in this 32-hour match A British-French kind of friendship

United States stockpile. kindled between the turka-

This is because former Presl will be before this meeting sug- have been lost but things were

muthank

us bad as they were 80 upper foreigner, Jan, and the

ordered gesting a step-by-step Harry Truman

International control of woman, Margurel

years ago, The conditum were "Crash" programme for building of

Arst step

then that so urifavourable the hydrogen bomb

in 1951- nuclear tests The

the

fresh pitch had to be mado be- that is pt maximum speed re- would be a limitation

would fore

the game began half au year's gardicas of expense-and United number of tests (which

hour late. States selenuts look the route not interfere with next

proving

progrtumme) the most Brush being

Inter by a cumplele regarded as

though follywed kely to bring success,

e-ban-Ching Mall Specini. not necessarily cient,

cut off by He was an exile, work politics from all his family. She, in midkile-age, was

better

having ofI, not much through difference or a row. Just touch long since with her people up in the north.

for Bach was

the grateful other's company, but it was not long before Jan's loyalty to his new friend was put to the test. For Margaret drank hard

ard

most the

Great Spur

Successful British fusion

tests

a nuisance to will also be a great spur to re- newal of the wartime collabora- tion of military nuclear research

Ju drink became everyone around her.

GALLANTRY

WITHIN quite a short ume of with the United States.

arrested

her

meeting Jan, Margaret

and

taken to court.

that he could ill afford.

6d. nuclear energy.

Britain's success

in-

followed

Alleged Spy Arrested

This might parallel the great-

Prague, June 8 exchange of got fighting drunk. She wasly increased

Lubomir Juzu, alleged to be formation across the Atlantic in

deserter from the Czecho- Jun gallantly paid the cost of the last year on peaceful uses of

slovak army, has been arrested This appearance £2 17s,

дя "on American spy," Czecho- with atomic slovak

Accurity scrvices 021- A week later Jao and Mar- reactors for producing electrical nounced today. garet met again for a drink. As power in which she has demon-

I was statect

that Juza had the evening wore on Jan stratext that she rods the world.

given the mission by realised, with mounting appre- On the political side, United been

are well aware American information services in another of her hard-drinking that thay British Government will Gamany of creating a spy not moods. He suggested a move not agree to any ban on tests of work in Czechoslovakia and of obtaming information of a mill- from the bar. To his surprise, nydrogen wapon Margaret agreed,

tary character.

hension, iha: Margaret was

States officinia

Ru

I CAN'T AFFORD DUT she had thought

tended only

ho in-

An attempt may be made in

Juza was arrested shortly after the coming meeting

Trusteeship he had illegally crossed the Czech United Nations

Frontier, the

security exchange Council to debate the "concern"

of the

services

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rage scized Margaret She

SIDE GLANCES

that particular bar for another of the people of Samos about sa-France-Presse. When he talked of going home,

the British test.

United Nations Last month shouted abuse upon Jan and the leadquarters published a

peti- and

tion from the Western Samoans the in-

sking that the United Nations would "take such action as will ensure that no danger or harm the people of will result Western Samoa,"

world in general, punch after punch at offensive evening air.

"Please, please," Jan tried to The police will be coming. I cannot afford any more to pay fines for you."

Unuccessful

He tried to restrain ber fali- ing fists, and as he took hold of He her, a policeman came up.

The Soviet Union had earlier arrested both Margaret and Jon

urged for a de for being drunk and disorderly. unsuccessfully

Council against ciston by the NOT SATISFIED

Lesta in aloude

trust

T Marylebone court Jan ny A pleaded not guilty, Margaret territories.

guilty. A list of her most recent convictions was read out.

Sir Anthony Eden, Britain's Prime Ministor, made it clear in

"You'd better take a rest for telling the House of Commons

Any debate

yesterday about the British a short time," said the magis- trate, Mr Geoffrey Raphael, to plans for the test that the air her, or you'll go rapidly down- drops would be made far from hill Go do prison for 28 days any inhabited island

in the Trustee- Margaret was led away. policeman took the oath to give ship Council is therefore

the same out- "He was pected to have evidence against Jan, shouting at the woman and hit- come as an attempt to prevent its ting her," the policeman said, the United States holding

A

"I had do put myself between present scries of hydrogen tess them,

and they refused to go at the Bikini proving grounds in

had They

both away.

been the Pacific.

In this

the Marshall £2.50, drinking.”

"Yes, but was he drunk?" Islanders asked that the Bikini "His speech was alurred, he tests be called off or that pre- was unsteady, · · · ́

cautions be taken to safeguard "Didn't you really arrest him lives and property. The United administers the because he was getting in your states, which ng to Marshalls

trust territory, way when you were trying

cuncut-

arrest the woman?” asked the agreed to the Council magistrate.

ing the petition. After debate,

to inter

The polloemm did not reply, the Council declined The magistrate asked Jan what yone.

he had to say. "I was trying to

On a broader scale, limitation

get away from my girl friend," of nuclear testa will be discuss-

Jan said, "because only last

k I paid £1 178. d. for her

"Well, I've no doubt you were

a nuisance, but I'm not shilod the case is made out against you," said Mr Raphael. may go."

You

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Presse

The night before the match, left his colleagues and mado to Rome. his way by train From

there ho

wont to Vin- timillo al crossed the Italian- clandestinely, French frontier coming on to Nice.

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Case.-

Six County Matches

Washed

Out

London, June 8.

English cricket had its biggest setback of the season today when widespread rain washed out six of the nine first class matches.

Four of the affected games counted for the championship and for the first time this season was recorded in "o decisions"

in which I was not possible to complote first Innings.

three matches

victory and Giles mastered Glamorgan bowlers on the worn pitch hitting 05 which included one six and nine fours,

the

With

Extra Time

the

to

day,

be

rain causing twelve Of the championship lenders, stoppages during

were able to Northamptonshire had only

Lancashire Improve their position. They content with first innings points took first innings points frangainst Gloucestershire at Bris- their drawn match with Derby-tol After gaining a lead of 63 shiro to join Sussex and Surrey Northamptonshire spinners put at the top of the table. Sussex them close to victory when they DIX Gloucestershire failed to gain a point from their captured game

Yorkshire with

while wickets for 74. They claimed the Surrey were without a match. extra time, but could not make

2 Games In Hand eny further progress.--Reuter.

BOYS AND GIRLS PAGE SOLUTIONS:

All three leaders have fifty-six points, but Lancashire have two games in hand of both Sus- sex and Surrey who have each played eight.

match Essex, whose

with Somerset ended in a "no deci- table alon", le fourth in the twelve

behind the leaders, Gloucestershire are nest with 40 followed by Hampshire and Derbyshire each with 36.

Geoffrey Pullar 20-year-old lefthander, hit his maiden cen

tury

point's

to help Lancashire gain their first innings lead over Derbyshire, A tall, attractive batman, Pullar stayed at the wicket three hours for his un- defeated 104 which included one six and twelve fours.

Nottinghamshire's victory over Glamorgan was founded OD. some fine pace bowling by Arthur Jepson and enterprising batting by Ronald Giles, Jepso took six for 43 when Glamor- gun collapsed in their Docend Innings and ho finisher with match figures of eleven for 90. Notts were left to get 104 for

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