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Afro-Asian Group To Demand Debate On

New Guinea

The

New York, Nov. 8.

powerful Afro-

CHINA MAIL

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1957.

Youths Plan Countrywide Strike, But...

MALAYA WARNS STUDENTS

Chinese Mission

In Britain Continue Tours

London, Nov. 8.

Asian group in the Members of the 20-man Chinese technical and United Nations un-scientific mission to Britain today continued their animously agreed to tour of steel-making and tin production in South day to request' priori-

Wales. ty in the Political Committee next week)

Partica from the mission today continued vislia to the for debate of Indo- Steel Company of Wales and nesia's claim to also took In Richard Thomas and Baldwins Limited, another

cern.

sovereignty over mujor British steelmaking con- Dutch New Guinea. Members decided to ask thai;

ako

Separate parties have the question be debated building research organisations been engaged on visits to ship- immediately after comand to smaller private firms, pletion of the item 071 A spokesman of the Federn- Industries sald Korca, which the commit-on of British tee already has agreed to today that the Chinese techni take up next.

ALGERIA

Russian Sets

Record In

Weight Lifting

Teheran, Nov. 8. Vladimir Stogov. of the Sovlet

world Union, set record total of 340 kilograms

1b)

winning the

clars had said they were appre-170012 ciative of the special efforts that were being made to show them as many uspects as possible of British Industry.

Visits to British steelmaking They also decided to ask that the Algerian question be displants will continue tomorrow cussed after that of Dutch New Neuter. Guinea.

This would leave the Cyprus issue until last on the agenda f the committer agrees to the e.oposals.

Dr Aba Hamofah of Indonesia was understood to have' sug- gested priority on the Dutch New Guinea question.-Rentes.

Dustmen On Strike

Parls, Nov. 8. Paris dustmen are staging a week of "staggered" strikes to rise of 5.000 press for a pay janes a month,

ARGENTINA

n

Bantamweight title in the world weightiffting championships here today.

record

The previous world for a total lift by a Bantam→ weight 342,5 kilograms

was

WANTED-FEWER FAT HEADS AND MORE "EGGHEADS"

Thief River Falls, Minnesota, Nov. 8.

Hubert

Sen.

H. Hum- phrey, said today: "What we need in Washington are more carheads, and fewer fat heads."

It was Soviet ergheads who got the Sputniks off the ground and it will be American eggheadh who get out nation of the Kronnd-if we give them the support they need," he sald in a speech to Min- nesota High School leaders. Sen. Humphrey, a mem ber of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

"Anti-Intellectualism is 5 disease we simply must stamp out. Just as we've slamped out smallpox and typhoid and polio.

01

ad

"We cannot afford any

Llie longer

luxury laughing at eggheada, too often some have done; or of sukkesilog there is something treazonable about being an In- Leitectual.”—United Fress.

4th.), by Charles "Chuck" WET DIAPERS?

Vinci, of the United States, when hu won the Olympic riampionship in Melbourne"a

ar ago,

Stugov finished second to

FREES TWO Vinet in the Clympic contest,

GENERALS

Buenos Aires, Nov. 8. Two Argentine generals, Justo Leon Bengoa and Juan Jose Uranga, were released today after being under arrest for 12 months while military justices in- vestigated conspiracy charges against them.

They had

for Stopov's performances press, shutch and Jerk today were, 10714 kilograms, 105 k!- grams and 132 kilograms.- Reuter.

Texas Storms Kill Eight

Orange (Texas), Nov. 8. Eight persons were killed and more than 200 injured in storms The six depots in Parts are

which swept through Texas last ting it in turn to sulke for u dry. In rome parts of the city

been respectivelyght and this morning.

Most

the victims were dusthus have not been emptied Ministers of the Army and the killed in their own homes. The 40 hours. Many dustmen Army Transport la the short-storms wrecked havoc in severni

also

one-hour livet Government of Eduardo *togios

southern United elties in the | Lonardí, who was deposed and stoppers.

States-France-Presse. Members of the Communist-succeeded General Pedro

for

Are

by

led Bidery Workers' Union Aramburu In November, 1955- Paris and the surrounding area

arc en. 18-hour strike for and overtime work Sundays, China

more pay

UN

Special.

all

Sputniks On Display

10

London, Nov. 8.

A special exhibition devoted art/Belal earth satellites in the Poly- opened today technical Museum in

Moscow Radio reported.

two

months after the

coup gast President Juan Peron.

Since then they have been Arrested several ilmes-the last in November, 1938-on charges which included "conspiracy for a rebellion" and "repeated in- discipline."—Reuter,

DARTWORDS SOLUTION

oge Moscow,

FLECT Foot Mouth Horse Laugh Lough Rough Passage Massage Mers. Commutention Cord Card Sharper Sharpes Whei Whit Particle Article Definite Esact Danand Damned

Porsed Parked Curied A section of the show is de-

Spread Feast Lasat East Los Pora- voted to the world's first two use, Regained Related Netalled Suid baby moons-China Mail Spe-Hold Water Sled Shed Sion String Tring Ring Band Rag Boue Dry clal,

Dray BRAY.

SIDE GLANCES

It

INSIDE JOB!

Mount Vernon, New York,

Nov. 8.

apparently got too much

for an employee of retired South Carolina Sherif. J. Slavin's crime-doesn't-poy exhibit.

The employee disappeared, along with US$300 from the exhibit's cashbox-United Press.

-Kassel, Germany, Nov. 8. Selence has crept into the nursery, at least when it comes time for a diaper change at the children's hospital being built here.

We'll Wipe Out

Any Trouble, Says Minister

Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 8. Education Minister of the newly indepen

dent Federation of Malaya, warned Chinese students in the country that his Government would not tolerate any trouble-makers, and would not hesitate to take "appropriate action” to wipe them out. Inche Mohamad Khir bin Johari said it had come to his knowledge that certain groups of students were planning a strike on a country- wide scale intended as a protest against the .Government's plan to enforce age limits in

schools.

"I should like to warn such students," declared Inche Johari, "that the Government has, no time or place in Malayan schools for trouble- makers or for people engaged in un-Malayan activities."

Answering A charge by students that the Government's move was a trap to Chinese add culture, the education Education Minister said "I must say here and now that the type of education that we are giving or Intend to give to our child- Special hygrometers built in-ren is not for Chinn, England, to the baby's crib will sound or India. It is for Malaya." an alarm and flush a red light in the nurse's room if too much

humidity is registered.-United

Press,

POPULAR VOTE

Pine Lake, Georgia, Nov. 8. The forlones of politles were brought home forcibly to A. P.

Hornbuckle, who was unopposed on the ballot in the City Council.

He got 32 votes, but 04 votew wrote in the name of S. M. Burk, who won-United Press.

NO ALIEN DQGS.

Paris, Nov. a. Laikn, the dog in Sputnik had better stay up there if she plans to land in France.

A new anti-rables decree bars foreign dogs from entering the country-Ünited Press.

-Cricket-

Inche Johari sald the Govern ment would always be on the

alert and would not hesitate to take appropriate action to pul or end to trouble-makers."--United Press.

SINO-SWEDISH TRADE PACT

Stockholm, Nov. Sweden and China was signed A trade agreement between

today by the Swedish Foreign Minister, Oesten Unden, and the Chinese Ambassador, Han Nien Lung.

bere

The ugretment, which had been initialled in Peking last September 30, goes immediately Into effect.

However, it will have only a provisional charecter until it is ratified by Parliament.-France- Presse.

AUSTRALIAN TOURERS OPEN S. AFRICA TOUR

By Galbraith.

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Johannesburg, Nov. 8. Australian cricketers opened their tour proper of South Africa today with the start of a four-day match against the strongest provincial team-Transvaal.

On a fairly easy-paced wicket, the Australian bowlers did well to put out Transvnal for 241 rubs.

Endean, who scored 00, was the only one of the three international batsmen to show anything of good form for Transvaal,

The Ausirallin achievement was mainly due to tight bowling and some excellent fielding.

Kilns, three for 43, and Benaud three for 07

were the most successful bowlers. After the Transvaal team were all out, the

Australlaris went in at the end of this day..

Adcock to some Hft out of the wicket, which no Australian bowler had been able to do. But the spoore at the close of play was Australia nins runs for no wicket-France

Press.

winter chills away

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