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THE CHINA MAIL,

TUESDAY, APRIL · 16, 105,

F. Peps

LABOUR TO MOVE VOTE OF CENSURE REBEL LEADERS IN

REVIVAL OF KU KLUX-KLAN IN AMERICA

New York; Apr. 15. The Ku-Klux-Klan, 2

·"racial orránlegtłon, is hav

ing its most vigorous re- vival In the southern states since 1920, the ma- razine "Look" reported

In its current isstes,

The magazine' said the KKK is helped by the m- dulgence displayed toward the organisation by the local authorities in the podih.

More than 100,000 per- Fonts have Joined the or- sanisation since 1954, when the Supreme Court de- clared

racial segregation

in schools to be illegal,

the "Look" suld,

The principal

those of Georgia,

"Klank".

Florida. North Carolina, Bouth

Carolina,

and

receive

more

$1,000,000 In

their members, razine sald, Preuse.

Alabama,

than

duch from

the

France -

THREE MISSING

EMPTY BOAT FOUND

Washington, Apr. 15. Search planes operating out of Iceland have found the

longboat in open which three Russian sea- men disappeared in the Denmark Straits 13 days ago, the Navy announced tonight.

It said the boat was "in domagod condition" but that the search for the three occupants who continuing on the chance that they may be alive on lee Loor in the North Atlantic area. The longboat was found by naval patrol plane assigned to the Iceland defence force, which la co-operation in the search with the leciandio Lifesaving Association and the feelandir Coast Guard

WAPPRECIATION

Soviet The Navy said the Embassy in Reykjavik had been Informed of American particf- pation

in the search and that an Embassy spokesman had "ex- pressed appreciation" State

closed on Saturdeat

neval patrol

Socialists Demand

Govt Should Postpone N-Tests

By FRASER WIGHTON

London, Apr. 15.

The British Labour Opposition in Parlia- ment will tomorrow move a vote of censure against the government's defence policy, which, it claims, depends too much on the ultimate deterrent of nuclear weapons.

Socialists are demanding that the Conserva- tive Government should temporarily postpone Britain's proposed nuclear tests at Christmas Island in the Pacific Ocean pending moves for agreement among the nuclear powers to abolish tests.

adopted

uit-

week it Lasi defence debate The two-day involves the st all-out splitanimously un official resolution between the two main parties broadly on the lines of its cen- over the nation's defence effort sure motion, and calling for the of the British which Labour, when in power postponement In 1050, launched on its present scale of between £1,400 million und £1,500 million a year,

Government defence policy for the year 1952-58 was on nounced recently in an officini spori, and gave details of the reshaping of defence which has been forced partly by Britain's economic difficulties in the wake of the Suez crisia,

Reduction

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Is volves

duction of on the ground, manpower courier-balanced by greater LINKS of Ackney through the guided missiles.

Labour has taken the unusual course at rejecting the policy as

Ita

to be okusure motion, voted or Wednesday evening, the "declines

to approve government's outline of nature defence policy."

whale,

Tho motion claims that despite a waste of money and resources in the past five years,

due to repeated government vacillation,” the polley still, lacks the first decisions essen- ilal

tests.

This demand has the support of the Liberal Party, which has only ve Members of Pari- ment, but represents several minions of electors.

Liberals have put down their own motion for the debate. This declares that the continued pro- duction by Britain of H-bomba and other weapons in no way helps the security and safety of her people, and will compel other countries

Britain's to follow example, thus adding to the risk of world conflict.

No Prospects

vensure

MOVE

The Socialist hus no prospect of success, be- cause the Conservative Govern- nient has a House of Commons majority of around 60 over all Opposition parties combined.

Me Duncan Sandys, Minister of Defence, will open the debate tomorrow and it will be wound up on Wednesday night by Mr Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister.

"It further regrets - thek- undus | - dependence on the ultimate de terent on which the polley ny pears to be based." the rysolu-| tion states.

Real Solution

that

Chief opposition speakers will be Mr George Brown, Mr John Strachey and Mr Geoffrey de Freitas, all former ministers --- China Mall Special.

Croatian Students Tried

It adds: International disarmament is the only real solution to the probe lem of defence, mid conscious dof the dangers to humanity of

Zagreb, Apr. 15. that US

Eleven students the continuance of nucleur" ex-

have had been

plosions, the Labour Party calls been tried in Zagreb to co-operate in the on the government take an search for the Russian seamen, un sed & ment to potting charges of "Croatian Na- rew members of forward effective proposals for tionalism," and of trying to the Soviet souler Telistrobal. the abolition of H-bomb testa set up a Croat "resistance

They had been sent out in through international agree-

inside movement”

Yugo- the motorised longboat to col-ment” fest" "glain animals" when they The Labour Party has only slavia, authoritative sources disappeared on April 2. Sergel recently, agreed a common line Sirignov, Soviet Embassy coun- on H-bomb policy, on which its nellar here, requested US help Members of Parliament have In the search.-United Press. been much divided.

who were

A British Crossword Puzzle

12

12

3

4

18

ACROSS

1 Futr-game (U).

5 Deadly snake (5).

0 Peculiarity of language (8).

9 Mischievous (0).

10 Tend (0)

11 Danger (B).

12 Tie up and flog (4).

78

Conditions (8).

(6).

18.

20 Aroma (5).

22 Bluff

problem (0),

23 Chocks (8).

25 Carp (8),

20 Make

Spirit

y

28 Intebde (6)%,

19 Clear

29

5

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reported fodny.

Sources said about 30 students were arrested as far back as last automa, and one triat was held in sterot about two months ago. The sentences passed were not known but it was believed that they

пот Wene

severe. Further trials were belleved to be either in

OT progress pected.

of

Evening Standard DR. ADAMS FOUND

NOT GUILTY

The jury decides after Parisis

sence of 44 minutes

ACTION

TAKEN

Picture taken of Dr John

-Express Photo.

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE

PRE-TRIAL PUBLICITY

London, Apr. 18 Home Secretary R, A. Bat

ler told the House of

would committee

in- vestigate the question of

hearings pre-trial British courts.

Commons today a special

came

His statement

in to opposition reply Labour Party demands to know if legislation would be Introduced to limit or prohibit the re

SECURITÝ RELAXED IN CYPRUS

Nicosia, Apr. 15.

British milltary authorities Ex- today relaxed stringent security measures aimed at protecting The students were said to British troops and their families have belonged chiefly to the against Cypriot extremist üle medical faculty

Zagreb tacks. Undversity.

The measuru

another The

main charge against step towards the return to nor

believed 10 bo mal conditions on Cyprus, fol- conspiracy, Thero were also lowing the release of Archbishop Makarios from his internment in the Seychelles Islands.

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them

13

1 Bold (8).

HOWN

2 Contrary (8).

Speak Imperfectly (4),,

4 Bilcks to (7).

6 Lizard nt

a Lucky

school?

'charm' (7),

7 Broom (0).

14 Towards the back (8).

18 Wild 'fight (8);

10 Elzbics' toyd. (7),

17 Erbulcus temple (7),

10 FE (0).

21. Purub (0).

24 Soothsayer (4).

MOMAN OSSWORD=Aords; 1 Pehume. 8 Agrès

· Omid)

Rome, 11 incur, 12 Evoris 214 PICS 10 E7 18

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suggestions that they had fallen under western influences while studying abroad, sources said.

BRIEF REPORT

L

wor

British soldiers wearing civi- Han clothes were again seun strolling through the markets and shopping streets of the Greek quarters of

The only published reference walled

to the case was a inief report: Nicosia and other main towns,

the latest issue of the new

paper of the "Zagreb University formerly off limits to them,

Student'a Union "Studentaki

List," which disclosed that

Families went picnicking on out-of-town beaches. Under the

- Dorling

of ~*^sach ́ ̈pre Himinary hearings in the press....

These demands arose from

the récent CHAD of Dr Adams, John Bodkin wealthy Eastbourne phy- sician accused of murder- ing a patient for profit:" Adams was acquitted by a Jury, but members of parliament had charged that pre-trial publicity of the preliminary hearing

GIRLS SELL A COUNTRY, NOT POLITICIANS

TERMITES, emergency

trial of eleven students had taken place in Zagreb at an soldiers and their families had

unspecified time,

Observers sald the trial under- Blued existing problems of na- tionalistic feeling in Yugoslavia, which in

Federation of Serbs, Slovenes, Montenegrine, Maceondians and Bosnians,

Zagreb

the

capital of the Croatian Republic and is one of

Adelaide, Apr. 15. Pretty girls have more appeal abroad than Austra-. Han politiciis, according to Miss June Finlayson, the 22-year-old Miss Au- tralia for 1956, Just back from a seven-country tour and Britain Including America

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People Uke me will give Australia того publicity than polliścians", she suck today.

"People in other, conn-. tries will listen to a pretty girl rather than to a polf- -China Mall Special. claz"

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ALGERIA CHANGE OUTLOOK MOLLET

Parls, Apr. 15.

French Premier M. Guy Mollet sald tonight, in a radio broadcast, that a profound change of qutlook has taken place among the leaders of the rebellion in Algeria within the last year.

M Mollet said that a year ago "the leaders of the rebellion were convinced that in the more or less near future they could drive the Europeans out of Algeria.

"They were talking about a now 'Dien'' Bien Phar: Today, they Have completely given up this view and they realise that there will be no milltary solution for them in Algeria,"

He recall the two solbacks suffered by the rebel movement In recent months:

First, the fact that the United Nalions showed understanding of France's position' in 'Algeria, and second that the Algerian general strike, called to coin- ckle with the United Nations sesalign on Algeria, was a failure

Completely Convinced

com-

M. Mollet said he was pletely convinced that if con guitations could be carried out in a peaceful atmosphere and without threats, the great mass Mos- of Algerian people, both

lems and Europeans, would of favour a peaceful solution the same kind as that proposed by France.

M. Mollet recalled thot Algerian leaders were claiming stiffened resistance.

"That is a new error on their part, They will perceive in the Dear future that Algerian publie opinion is not with them," M. Mollet ald

M.

Mollet stressedì that France would keep its promises in the realm of political, econo- mic and social reforms in Algeria.

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Proposals Open

MEDALS

GALORE

Melbourne, Apr, 15.

More than hátt the osm- palgu siara and medals won by Australian service- men in the Second World War and in Korea have not been claimed,

At various service stores mtdals await... application by about 15,000 ex-Navy, 450,000 ox-Atmy, and “175,- 009 ex-HAAF.

naVY

Some ex-merchané men and airline pilots with service in war tones are

also enütied ta modals they have not sought.

"With an average of maro than three awards due to them, there are still neatly 700.000 modals to

be claimed by Soound World Warmen, **** Chins". "Mall Spoolal

Jap Ferry Salvaged:

Many Missing

in Eastbourne had preju-,

He said that Freneli proposals | diced the casa""""against" } for a cease-fire remained open,

and that when peace returned; Ki

his announcement,

somme

Japan'

“Tokyo, Apr. 16. geg hunts today up the ferryboat 'Maru,' which und" and sank in cenic Inland Sex

with the loss of

The super gizlicture of the 30-

Shortly before Butler made clecticis would be organised ran

At-

Referring to the

now French torney-General Sir Reconmission to Investigate allered ginald

in Algeria M Moilet more than 100 liver. Manningham-atrocities

safid, "Some 760,000 men have Buller turned down all good into Algeria. if not other demand in Com dividuals have committed ex-ton yes rode hove the water mons for an independentemes demand that they should early Monday evening. Tugs Inquiry into the prepara-be punished, but do not accept then towed the fency to shallow and that 700,000 of your cons' could water some 50-yards from shore, Thirty-five bodies and the hull bé torturers, that is unfair to Crown

thens and to all of France,” of the ferry have been recovered

from the sea so fa against Adams. United Press

tion, organisation conduct of “the

case

US Proposal Supported

Britain

By

Ho said the French ment wished to know the truth

Police and search headquarters. kept revising' the figures" on the The commission would not number of missing" and "sur-

that caly Investigate completely, in vivors. They

explaines order to punish anyone at faulk, their first figure of 218 passen, but would question all occusers: gery aboard the ferry" when it to see whether they were make hit the shoot; was bured on the ing charges without proof, or in number of tickets polá, Actually a responsible manner. "--France- there were several "others, in- Presse.

cluding children, who boarded the ferry without tickets

ADENAUER TO MEET Disarmament SCIENTISTS

London, Apr, 15, Commander Allan Noble, of Britain,

the latest supported United States plan for nuclear disarmament of today's meet- ing here of the Five-Power United Nations Bub-Committee, a Western con ference source stated.

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The plan, put forward inst week by the American delegate, Mr Harold Stassen provides for the establishment of an inter- nationaă control system next It would ensure that nuclear powers switched their production from mility to peaceful purposes. **The French delegate, M. Jules Moch, has already given his general support.

Commander Noble was re- London, Apr. 16. Soviet President Kilment period to have mald Britain boon confined to guarded Vorgabilov was guest of honour would be willing to participate beaches.

at a dinner given is Peking: In the first phase of the plan--a The order to let down all tonight by Chinese Communist meeting on September - 10 of

tho sub shutters precaution

at night time as a Partý hrad Mao Tse-tung, ac technicians from

against bomb-cording to a Peking Radio committee member countries to

the thlowing also was rescinded Broadcast heard her-United start organising United Press.

system--Reuter.

ProM.

control

Yugoslavia's most western-type MAD BOMBER OF MANHATTAN DYING

and students and pro-

fessors at the university hro ro- gardod as generally having western'ideas,--Reuter.

Indonesians Visiting China

Tokyo, Apr. 15.

the

OF TUBERCULOSIS

New York, Apr. 15, George Metes battan

Bomber of dying of tuberculosis und, may have only a few more wockca to live a physician testified today at a bedside hearing

The Communist New China Motosky, 54, was matted; he

News Agency" reported today that an, Indonesian military delegation will visit China early nerd

dispatch from

sala the delegation will be led by Larionariam. Deputy Aapny

sovers at of coughing mid:

to be given cay himity hedging

· Brooklyn Indian Leibowitzat K hospitality the balance Leibowity exeured

Chist of Blair Bubroto, Katie broadcast did not freelion | “ELS:

It

Just a question of weeks, la my foaling Your Hooour, that, if these proceedings aro prolonged - much further you' a corpse" at these may have bearings instead of a defens

Laverne, who is chief-paychin

trial for Pellevue Howland Allat, profetide that hopelessly insane

Bonn, Apr. 18,

FIGURES VARY

Some reporta quoting search heidigimmers said there were 75 missing, others said 70,

It was believed the exact figures would never be known. Many more bodies were be- lieved still trapped in the hull od tid ferry, but others probably Chancellor Konrad Adenauer 'were carried away by the swift will meet with four of West god changing currents of the Sony which stretchen tists on Wednesday to discuss between the main ·Japanese their protest on A-weapons for land of Honshu and the ameller the new Bundeswehr, te was an lands of Shikoku and Ryushu.

Ualled Press. cot Moday,

Germany's tooding atorie selene Teka Sob

Soon afterward the Chancellor or his government will “address a now ungent appeal to world public opinion for controlle atomic disarmament," Informed Bars Government sources I5- posted.

The appeal probably will be made after Adenauer's moeting with the scientists or during a scheduled atomia debate in the Bundestag (Lower House Parliament) after Easter.

of

Ruth Roman's

Divorce Through

Hollywood, Apr. 15. Film actress Ruth Roman and Mortimer Hall, a radio station operator, Anally became today several divorced under California law

months.

Adenatry will meet with the atomie seientists on Wednesday morning." They are Professor Otto Hahn, first man to spilt the they had married now partners. Miss Homan bad received an atom, and Professors Werner Helsteberg, Karl Friedrich Ven interlocutors decree from Mr Welznocker and Karl Ucgon Hall here on March 29, 1950, 16 yours, was indicted by Julius Wirtz.

but by Californian statute the divorce bid not become absolute Grand Juries in both Man-

The announcement · followed for a year. But aid " and "Bud hatter and Brooklyn - on"; \-la

clast hotween bangry

Most – former (Hollywood - cats total of 62.couble Adenauer, and group of 13 owner wer married in Fanmasa from attempted murder malicious mischief: Motosky tola Leibowitz this morning the only thing he was guilty of way making a loud notes in a pubile place. 1,7 The Bamber complained to the Judge that DENIS. Attorney,

by the

"

prominent scientists who signed city lost November 8

a statement at Gottingen on

day denouncing plans to equip Me" Hall and actress Dianna the Bunderch with tactical Lynn were married in hlomie: diría. They solentis Mexico, Last Decembe warned they would höt, world they had been refused. my project connected with shohen Fbleware, mlokomamente for the Bude decree was not fina

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