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BANGKOK PAPER TELLS MENZIES TO GO HOME'

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Bangkok, Apr. 22.

The Prime Minister, Pibul Songgram, last night deplored a headline in a Bangkok newspaper which said "Go bome, Menzies," and said it was embarras- sing to the Thai nation.

Australian Trade With Red China

The newspaper, Sanferi, criti- elsed the Australian Prime Minister,

for Robert Menzies, his statement made on is arrival on Friday defending Britain's forthcoming Christmas laland H-bomb tests.

Premier Songgran also ex pressed embarrassment over the so-called Hyde Park speakers Melbourne, Apr. 21. who likewise attacked Mr Australia would be interested Meniles for his H-bomb in modication of the trade ment. embargo against Communist China, the Minister of Trade Mr John McEwen, said today.

He was commenting to re-

porters on the announcement by

RED-INSPIRED

cout-

Have Talks On Nuclear Tests

Washington, Apr. 21.

!

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles today expressed "a great deal of sympathy" for Japanese efforts to halt tests of nuclear weapons but said he considered unilateral abandonment of nuclear tests impractical.

The Secretary's views were conveyed to re- porters by Masatoshi Matsushita, Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi's personal representative in the Japanese effort to stop Great Britain's forthcoming hydrogen bomb tests after a 36 minute conference at Dulles's home.

Matsushita said "we have had very frank and interesting con versations. The Secretary showed a great deal of sympathy for our point of view and referred to the responsibility of the United States defending the free

world."

The Japanese envoy said "he told me that unilateral abandon- ment ul nuclear testa was - practical but that some day all sations could agree."

Matsushila sild he and Dulles

agreed that nuclear tests could be scrapped some day and total

disarmament achloved.

Intelligent Statesman

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JUNGLE CAT

JUMPS BOY IN MIAMI

Miami, Apr. 21.

The Miami Humane Socie- ty reported today that a 13-year-old boy has been attacked by a missing South American jungle cat but escaped before the animal could hurt him seriously.

Eugene Cook told authorities

he nursed a sore posterior after

"We agreed i should be the common purpose of all nations to build a world without war,"

The Japanese envoy describ- "spotted cal Jumped him ed Dulles as "a very under- from behind in dense woods less standing and intelligent states- than a mile from where a South

American

man."

vcelul disappeared Asked by reporters if Dulles nine days ago in North Miami, had given him any encourage~ | Floridia,” ment on the progress of the disarmament talks in London, Humane Society Director Matsushita repiled that Dulles Charles Pusey said the occlot told him "there was some hope which attacked the boy answers in thei"

the description of Jaba - the cat which broka ila chains and disappeared.

"Some Hope"

now

Pusey said the cat is

hostile to karinana,

to

Asked whother Mr Dulles had) definitely commented on the current dis making It more difficult armament talks in London, Mr catch." Matsushita said the Secretary of State had said that there was some hope" in the London con- ference.

7

OCELOT JUMPED

Cook said the cat jumped on

Dr Matsushita was tonight at~| him, alaking two claws or two tending reception at the teeth into his skin, He said four Japanese Embassy and tomorrow boys who were with him were would be leaving for Chicago, able to get the cat off him. The where he plans to meet Mr Adlai | boya then made a quick get- Stevenson, the former Demo-away. cratic Presidential candidato.~~~- Reuter and United Press.

ACCIDENT NOTHING

NEW

Paris, Apr. 21. Civil aviation experta suld here today that the strange ac- cident of an American, who was sucked from a broken airplane porthole to his death over Imag this weekend was not without precedent.

recalled that

disappeared

of

The experts

had navigalor under similar circumstanÇEB The Premier described the when the plexiglass dome the US State Department agree-reactions

Comunuaist-the plane suddenly broke, 09 ing to discuss anonication of inspired, the embargo.

He hud

received no oficial

The

They said

in- the pressure

Mrs Bonnie Tindall, owner of the missing ocelet, said she did not bolleve it would attack a humman. She said there are lots of rabbits the animal could eat.

The ocelot, slightly larger than the ordinary house cat, is a South American jungle cut, often referred to as a "minia- ture leopard."

Tho boys said the cat that altacked Cook had a short chain around its neck-United Press.

INDIAN NAVY SHIPS PASS THROUGH CANAL

.Cairo, Apr. 21. Four Indian minesweepers......

Santeri attack, however, sido a plane is usually equi- the first foreign warships to advice of the move, he said. was backed by Field Marshal valent to the pressure existing enter the re-opened Suez Canal In cominon with other Sarit Thanarai, the Minister of at a height of about 8,000 feet. passed through today from Western Powers, Australia did Defence and commander-in-This meant, they said, that if a Port Said on their way to Bom- not sell strategic materials to chief of the Army, who emerged porthole broke when the plane bay. China, but it would not obstruct as No. 1 strongman after the was flying at a height of 20,000 two-way trade in other com-recent election emergency.

feet, it would cause a sudden modities, he said.

depression with effects

WCTE

The minesweepers, which led a convoy of 12 ships, com- Australian businessmen were|

result of in- comments to the United Press the cork of a champagne bottle crows lined the decies in salute. Premier Songgreen made his parable to what happens when welcomed by the Egyptian naval Visiting China as

destroyers at Port Said. Their quiries from Communist China, correspondent at a reception in Also there was evidence of honour of Premier Menzies at

is removed. Australian Chinese interest in investigating the trade opportunities on the spot Sunday evening.

in Australia, Mr McEwen add- ed.-Reuter,

Fort Walton Beach, Apr. 21.

Embassy

VISIT AUSTRALIĄ

po

troubles for some passengers.

A

total of 30 shipe passed The experis said the decom-

through the Canal yesterday pression may also cause heart and other Fardiovascular and today, travelling both ways, The minesweepers, which had taken part in combined exer- the British Royal laes with

the Mediterranean, Navy in close to the point of impact passed through the canal in. 10

hours-Reuter. France-Presse

The experts said that Nash Mr was the victim of the suction

Forty-two American airmen Australian sources #old who carried out the first bomb- | Menzies had not yet been In-pull only because he was co ing attack on Tokyo 15 years formed of the press attack. into attended Sunrise Easter

and do A little shopping in Bangkok's pitiless heat and be

FLOOD TO PARIS

services here today. It was part Mr Menzies was scheduled to. of their annual reunion at Elgin make a round of official calls Air Force Base, where they re- ceived special mining prior to

Paris, Apr. 21. the famous bombing mission the host at dinner to Premier The Political Committee of EASTER CROWDS Reuter.

Songgram at the Ernian Hotel | the Arab League will meet In the evening.

next week to discuss ways of Las Vegas, Apr. 21.

helping Yemen to deal with Producer Nil Granlund was Menzies had invited him to visit cal tonight.

The premier revealed that Mr British "aggression", Cairo radio fatally injured in a car seci-Australia, but he said he would dent here today.

The New York produces not be able to accept the invita-

lion until next year. crille died several hours after a taxicab in which he was a "I want to visit Australia, nassenger collided with another New Zealand and the Philip pines," he said. United Press,

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A League delegation which recently visited Yemen has submitted a report on the sub- joet to the Arab League Secretariat, Cairo ride added.

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CHERRY

HEERING

Paris, Apr, 21. Nearly a quarter of a million touriste flooded Info

Paris this weekend for Easter celebrations while 700,000 Parisians jeft their urban homes to stek peace in the countryside and at the ata- shore,

The visitors had a perfect day for their holiday ne a beight April sun endod 'n week of grim and grey weather.

An estimated 60 per cent of the "inynders were British, in- aluding Bome 80,000 school children, many in their school Blaze and ties

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