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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1957.

THEY'RE HAPPY TO BE IN

IKE TO ASK FOR BIG STAND-BY FUND Hungarian

$400 Million Demand May Be Put Before Congress

Washington, Mar. 19.

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President Eisenhower plans to ask Congress for a special foreign aid fund of about $400 million projects.

BRITISH FIRM SHARES

ATOMIC PLANT

CONTRACT

London, Mar. 19.

A British and an American company announced today that they will build the world's first "boiling water-type" nuclear power plant for a German power company (Rheinishche-Westfalische Elektrizitats-

worke) on the River Rhine,

Britain's Mitchell Engineering, Ltd., said it will construct the £1,750,000 plant in co-operation with a subsidiary of the American Machine and Foundry The site is expected to be Corp. of New York.

between Dusseldorf and Colugne,

A spokesman for Mitchell said the plant will develop 15 megawatts of electric power. Construction ir to begin in July with completion scheduled for the second half of 1959.

URANIUM SUPPLY

This will make West Germany the world's third nation with full-size atomic power plants, Britain already has one In operation and seven under consideration. The first Ameri- can plant is due for completion by 1958.

A.M.F. Atomies, Inc., a subsidiary of American Machine and Foundry, will supply the uranium for the submerged-core type reactor.

Presumably the fuel will come from the American Atomie Energy Commission under President Elsenhower's atoms-for- peace plan-United Press,

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Administration officials

Delegation Going To Moscow

Budapest, Mar. 20.

The Hungarian Govern-

ment last night announced that an eight-man delega- tion led by the Prime Minis ter Janos Kadar, will leave said for Moscow today "to start today the President will ask for | negotiations with the Soviet the fund prxt month in a special | Communist Party and Goy- foreign and message. The precise ernment." unsint to be requested will de jind on Admonitiation reaction variety of foreign nid studies.

Officials sad need for a large eint fund was prompiled by last year's events in the Middle Bart and Eulein Europe.

Embarrassment

II was belleve: In We tern diplomatie eierles that the talks would follow the lines of other recem "solidarity" meetings be- tween Soviet Communist leaders and party chiefs East Europent countrāts,

Economic Aid

THE ARMY

Yes! Smiling and happy are these seven Nigerian and Chanian recruits at the British Army Apprentices' Schoo! at Harrogate. They are aged 15 to 17 and are the second Intake of boys from Africa to go to the school, There are 40 Burmese boys there too. C,O.I. Photo.

America Needs Army That Is Army 'Harder-hitting'

Washington, Mar. 19.

IKE

Paga

SEES HOW

A-BOMB WILL BE DROPPED

ON BOARD THE U.S.S. WILLIAM S. WOOD, MAR, 18,

Président Eisenhower today came under a mock atom bomb attack while watching a 20-minute fring exercise by Jet Furies and Banshees and conventional Skyraider fighters,

The President, on his way to Bermuda for his conference with Mr Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, saw the attack being made on the Canberra, a guided missile cruiser which has been the "floating White House" gince Thursday night.

During the exercise, the "over tho shoulder" bombing toelmique used

for A-bomb Nehru Wins

attacks was demonstrated. The plano makes a Last low ap

proach, then a sudden vertel More Seats

In Elections

ascent over tho target, drops the bomb while the nose la still pointing upward, rolls over and awny, and escapes the blast.

An official medical report from the Canberra naid that the President'

Inflammation

had cleared up completely and thut he had to symplems of a cold.

Getting Better

The report by Major General Howard Snyder, the Prusident's at-personal physician, added that he does, however, have and will have, probably for some time an oressional cough, although Is Improving each day,"

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The Association of the U.S. Army today tacked the Defence Secretary, Mr Charles Wilson, for his guided missiles policies and called for "harder hitting" Army as essential to American security.

The Association is composed of Army veterans and other supporters and includes regular Army personnej as non-voting members. Its president Is Jolin Slezak, former Army Under- secretary,

The Association set forth its views Inn

30-page document entitled "The Security of the Nation Study of Current Problema of National Defence.

The document called for elimination of Me Wilson's con- troversial ban on Army develop. ment of ballistic missiles with a range of more than 200 miles.

li niso challenged restrictions! Mr Wilson has placed on " of aeroplanës which the

Thy tiled the Suez Canal

Observera said they expreted. would proche trables and palling hostilities, the discussions

an ogrtement on Rusinn long- the revolt in Hungary.

moves

term economie nid and a for- aizc away from Muscow by Poland,

mula for retaining Soviet troops | Army can use, ars the Hungarian refugve pro-

In Hungary. gramme.

At present the Administration faces some possible embarrass ment beraue it is low in cash at a lime when Poland is urgently seeking American help.

One official, discussing need for the emergency fund, sail events in the last half of 1950 emphasised "how impossible i

is to predict everything a year ofread.

As now envisaged, the specia) fund would be Jour times Jurger than the $100,000,000 voted by Congress inst year for special foreign ald purposes. | Congress

suthorised aso

the President to transfer an addi- tional $100,000,000 from other foreign

ald appropriations event of special need.

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Foreign Aid

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$4.4 billion for foreign ald the scal year beginning July 1 This includes $2.6 billion. military assistance and $1.9 bil- lion Tor non-military foreign

ald programmes.-United Press.

Hungary To Celebrate

Budapest, Mar, 10.

The 38th anniversary of the

have been going on for several Soviet-Hungarian trade talks weeks in Budapest

and Mos- cow.China Mail Special.

Tai Ping Cannons Found

London, Mar, 19. Three 100-year-old cantons have been discovered in Anhwej province, accord- ing to the New China News Agency today. They belonged to tho period of the Tai Ping revolution,

cangona

One of the three

weighed 361 kg. and blared the Inscription "Tai Ping sacred

can- non,"

The well as year,

1855, and the place, Anhwej province, where the three cannons were made-Beuter.

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New Government

London, Mar. 10.

CHALLENGE

Challenging current U.S. atrategic concepts, the Associa- 1100 said that "massive re- Inliation" was no longer the "official policy of our

Country but the Defence Department nonetheless aill put major re liance on air-atomic forces,

The Association of the U.S. Army supports strongly the view that require a much greater capability for measured telallation, a flexibility that will permit us selectively to apply force appropriate to the situa tion or in a word to make the punishment At the crime," said the document,

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It said that in view of the greater kelihood of small wars than large ones, the United States "erimot rely preponderant- ly on nuclear weapons. Ka basic means of exerting. military power,"

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It said the Middle East, West- ern Europe, Greece, Turkey and other areas around Russia were trouble spots where little wars

could break out and nuclear weapons would be impraelleable. -United Press.

Papers Dearer

New York, Mar. 10, Henrst's New York Journal American became the second of

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1010 Bela Kun revolution, will Mr Chiva Stolea has been re- the city's afternoon newspaper be officially celebrated in Hur-elected Prime Minister of a new, today to increase its price to 10

copy.

The World- next Thursday, it was streamlined Rumanian govern-cents gary announced hero today.

the Kun ment,

Rumanion news Telegram brought its price to 10 cents from the former five cents was a leading Hungarlan Com-legency Agerpress reported to-

yesterday.-United Press, mundst-Fratico-Presse.

day-Reuter,

JAPAN'S ALARMING INCIDENCE

OF MENTAL DISORDERS

By BRIAN KENNEDY"

0 Makes one's choice of tools considered psychotic, says, 'patients."

25 Disposes of (5),

A total of 580,000 classified as

Tokyo, Mar. 20.

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'ONE OF THE GREAT WOMEN

Of The Century'

Singapore, Mar, 19. American scholar Miss Valerino Smith, who has been un- Feringgu-gathering material for book, sald today Madame Chiang Kai- shek is one of this century's

Teat wothen.

Miss Smith, a Fulbright lecturer in Geography at

the

Peshawar University In Pakistan, said Madame Chiang's belief that women should devote time to wel- fare and social work is an "Inspiration for women of other lands,"

Miss Smith leaves Singa- pore on Thursday for Chicago-Reuter.

UN Quest Is Peace In Mideast

Washington, Mar, 19.

The Anlatant Becretary of State, Mr Francis Wilcox, sală today the United States was still sacking through the United Nations the basis for a fast and lasting peace in the Middle East.

Mr Wilcox said the UN was "the best hope we have for added peace with Jusilce and that was sound comumon sepse to make this the comerstone for a sound creativo foreign policy.

He was addressing the. Na- tional Counell of Jewish Women in the United States,

He spld that results already achieved by the United Nations in the Middle East were en- couraging, considering the cir cumstances. But he warned that the road ahead

was long and diflcult,

BASIC PROBLEM He cald the United Nations bad succeeded Jrk bringing about

a cease-fire, and the withdrawal of armed forces from the area, and that the clearance of the Suez Canal is

inked to And a solution!

It

of the basic problems which gave rise to the present crials, Mr Wilcox said.

He added that there would te no lasting peace in the Middle East until the problema of the Israeli-Arab frondiers, refugees, and the development of natural sources to the area were settled-France-Presse.

One in every 70 Japanese suffers from some kind of mental disorder, according to estimates quoted in a Japanese Ministry of Welfare white paper.

Dr Tauneli Takeyama, of Jiket About 1,300,000 Japanese are existent neuroses among wealthy

Modical University, inks the of Immedinia and in need

Only 200 mental institutions Increase in insanity to a metlient treatment. About 450,- in Japan, he added, could be responding increase in the mum

treat ber of suicides in Japan, greatest 000 suffer from auch, mental considered qualified to disenses

have among persons in their 20's or an split personality, montal patients. These epilepsy, and disorders caused 37,044 beds and were adequately early 60's. by venereal disoane. -

staffed with modern equipment

The average Japanese, he says, and trained attendants...

is offers a complicated person persons are

general nditionintained mental

emotionally and frequently weak-minded and hospitals

unstable. personis suffer wards, but the number of beds from Intoxicative allemallon and available from this source

did Moat Japanese children word other minor mental disordcare:

subject to terrifle pressures not exceed 1,000, A Ministry of Healiḥ spokes.

An official of the Ministry of almost from birth. The expecía- man, commenting on the white Justice weid, that more than tons of the family, the worry paper, mid the number of men 40,000 persons have been con- of point examinations and the Ini Institutionain. Japan was fined, to montaj asylums by law maintenence of "ipes" often 10 totally inadequate.

since 1960. But many familles caused young Japances to suffer He complained that many were reluctant to place mentale vorm kaymakaliowaiv qualified psychiatrists prefer to y de relatives lay an in- pomidortant them, molan- set up private practices in the mitution in such a stop in choles and pessimin lend the remited and pro echstund age difce and he declared, bound to cart some redegion, on out to bolevo tre was a failure, do kulogmod on Marga 20,** *Waste" their talents" onnéa the family,

TUESDAY'S CROSSWORD,—Acres: 1 Reponi, 3 Robot, B Viper, 9 Muslim, 10 Cider, 11 Diyes, 12 Need, 13 Doses, Boreno, 18 Eyades, 20 Ended 22 Pall, 23 Eliges, 20 Start, 20 Tubeld, 27 Enter, 28 Bhods, 29. Defend Downs 1 Ruminate, 2. Pastered, 3 Avid Limited, 8. fecedes, Of Oriton, 70.3 14. Beparate, 15 Becluded, 18 Baddens, 17 Beyered, 19 Vered, zi Notēli, 24 Sire,

another 270,000

Royal Pardon

Teheran, Mar, 19. The Shah Joday, granted a 110 fortier Royal pardon jo officere convicted of member- ship in the ideal Tuck, Pariy organisation. Ka

All Bavo, had their antone

dential

Mr James Hagerly, the presi- pre ceretary, added "his physical condition Is ex- cellent. The cruise how done him; a lot of good."----Reuter,

Bombay, Mar. 19. The ruling Indian Con- 29 seats in the House of the gress today won a further

People (lower house of Parliament) raising its total to 242 - just nine short of the number required for an absolute majority.

600

So far only 318 of the seats in the House have been declared: the other 70 are shared

by the Communist Party and alles 20, Praja-Socialist party 12. Socialist party of Lohin other poriles 22 and indepen- dents 10.

In the concurrent eletions to the State Assembiles, the Con- gress party has won 1,073 of the 2,005 seats declared so far.

The strength of the other parties is: Communist party and alites 101, Praja-Socialist party

Off To Gaza Area 174, Socialist party of Lohin 35,

Jerusalom, Mar. 19. Mr David Ben-Gurion, the Iseli Prime Minister. Joli here today for a tour of 'Israeli stufements and villages border- ing the Guza strip.

the rightist Jen Sangh 44, the rightist danntantra Parishad 40, other splinter parties 187, independents 245.-Router.

French Warn

Tunis, Mar. 19 The French Embassy in Tunis today warned the Tunisian Gov. ernment that the French delega- tion would not attend the cele- brations marking Tunisia's first year of independence

if top-

He is expected back in Jerusalem before the end of the week and may convene a special Cabinet meeting to hear a re- part from Mrs Golda Meir, the Foreign Minister, on her talks in the United States on current making Algerian ́rebel leader, developments in the Middle Ferhat Abbas, was among the East China Mail Special,

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