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THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957.

Forthcoming NATO Talks Should Strengthen.

UNITY OF THE WESTERN WORLD

No Danger Britain, Germany Big Blast

From H-Bomber Patrols

London, Dec. 5.

Prime Minister Harold Mac millan today reiterated that there was no danger of H-bomb explosions if a plane carrying such bombs on normal patrol crushed.

He told the House of Com- mons, in reply to questions from Labourites Arthur Hen-

derson and Frank Allaun, that he had already explained there would be danger of only very limited kind if the plane crashed.

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The risk involved would not Justify reducin the state of rendiness of bombers based here, he said.

Aircraft accidents most often occur during take-off of land- ing, Macmillan said, and special precautions were taken at such times,

NO REASON

Issue A

Joint Statement

London, Dec. 5.

Britain and West Germany stated in a joint communique published today

that the forthcoming Nato conference should adopt positive measures to strengthen the unity and inter-dopan- dence of the Western world.

The

It

communique, published at the end of two-day talks between British leaders and visiting West German Foreign Minister, Heinrich Von Brentano, also stressed the importance of creating a free trade area in Europe. indicated that Brentano and the British leaders | had discussed the problems of German re- unification, disarmament, the free trade area and means of applying the principle of inter- dependence among members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.

dis-

He also sald there Was no

The question of the cost of reason to suppose that planes, ¡

British. maintaining British troops in whether American or

war niso carrying H-bombs were aloft at West Germany all times. There were ocasional cussed. training patrol nights, he went Wers of Kiem on, and ma p.obably taken out to sen,

Replying to Liberal Party on Icader Jo Grinond, who asked to what extent the agreement that H-bombs would only be used by American planes flying from Britain with British con sent, applied to planes on patrol over England, Macmillan sald the ngreement applies to bases in Brital and planes stationed at them.

U.S. alreraft based elsewhere do

aver not normally Ity Britain or her territorial waters, he added.--United Press.

A SECOND TRY

New York, Dec. 5. Brooklyn police released three men in ball on grand lar cony charges but held the truck lit which they were arrested with US$500 worth of allegedly stolen sewer pipe.

They're looking for the mon again today and the truck. It disappeared from its parking place in front of the station house a few hours after the inen waved goodbye-United Press.

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The talks had been "fr: ", 'lic

communique shut. "Ch Mausters had a link (H, CULS DA Western policy. They reaffirmed their intention work for the achievement German reunication in free dan in accordance with the principles stated in the declara- tion of Berlin of July 20, 1957.

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the

"They regretied that Soviet Government had so far refused to fuint the obligation which they had recognised at the Geneva conference of heads

Iri 1033 of governments

mily Germany by means of free elections,

Agreement

Un

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Tho Ministers noted that the Western proponts on dis- Artamont, which were dorsed by all countries of the North Atlantic alliance, had re- ceived the support of a large majority of the members of the United Nations.

Kills 13 Christmas Shoppers

Villa Rica, Georgia,

Dee. 5.

A thunderous explosion ripped apart five buildings crowded with Christosas shoppers today, killing at like least 15, injuring a number and dovastating the business area of this small West Georgia town.

The latest body recover- ed was that of 12-year-old Bobby Roberts, found slamped in

dentist's

chair burled in the rabble, Douglas County Sherif Monk Bedding sald rescue teams at the socze, zueishiy hing now with Christm decorations, had reported

the removal of 13 bodies from the wreckage.

The explosion apparently originated from leaking gas in a main street drug store. The cozersston, heard for miles, shattered sloze windows all along the street United Press.

DANGER

OF ANOTHER CRISIS

IN

FRANCE LESSENED

Paris, Dec. 5.

The danger of an immediate French political crisis receded tonight when the Government of Premier Felix Gaillard agreed in principle -to maintain certain food subsidies at the in-

sistence of the Socialist Party,

The agreement was reached; The risk of a crisis is the re- during the armi 48 hours of a milt of opposition between So- conference between Gaillard einlists and Independents on End leaders of his broad ma- revnomic and inancial policy jority, which ranges from the questions. Socialists on the left to the Conservative "Independents" un the right.

DECISION

The

decision reached daa principle tonight calls for the abandonment of Kovernment plans to cut price subsidies on chocolate, jams,

and sugar

similer food products.

and other spaghetti, noodles

There was still a chance, however, that the government majority might break up lan- The Socialists have argued fore the

conference that curtailment of the present Letties all the economic and sidies would result in higher Ananelal problems before II. food prices.

UN Debate On Algeria

Moves To A Showdown

-Prospects For Adoption Of Proposals Are Dim

United Nations, Dec. 5.

The Algerian debate moved toward a showdown vote tonight with prospects dim for the adoption of either an Asian-African call for French-Algerian negotiations or a Latin American-Spanish-Italian proposal to express again hopes that a solution will be found. The Asian-African resolution appeared to have the backing of a bare majority in committee if there is a moderate number of abstentions. But there was no hope it could obtain the two-thirds majority need- ed for Assembly adoption.

The

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Debate in the Assembly'a nuin Follieal Committee sumed with the Argentine dole- gate, Morlano Drago, introduc

No Solution.

sub

The government is resolved to maintain the ceilings it has sot on the budget and budgetary deficit for next year.

This means that the main- tenance of the subsidies and a Lost in civil servants' salaries, to be discussed. tomorrow, would require a small Increase in taxation unless new budget egonomies can be made.

The Independents, who have a bloc of some 100 members in the National Assembly, have warned that they will not agree to any new tax increases, -France-Presse.

PI's SILENT RECEPTION FOR KISHI

am.

new "Latin" proposal plus the emphasizing of "cer-mediation." He said extremists

Manila, Dec. 8. had only minority backing. tein sallefactory steps" which might 1vour a radical stand"

Fremier Nobosuke Kuhi of have occurred since.

but the UN. should recognise what has been done in the past Japan arrived here at 9

today for a "trank exchange year "without treading on any= | of views" with Philippine Jone's toes or ideas,"

oficials on problems confront- ing Japan and the Philippines. crowd at the Manila Domestic Mr Kish was met by a large Airport.

"They confirmed their belief that the Western proposats pro- vide a sound basis for a partial disarmament agreement and their determination 10 continue lug the

to work for such an agreement, sulution as an interpretation of

which would contribute to the solution of underlying politicni

Duke of Windsor problems.

London, Dec. 5.

seven-power Lain re-

expressed desires for a friendly solution In Algeris. ·

The Spanish representative, Jose Felix de Lequeries, sabl resolution was Bubmitted the

Last year's vote did not solve

He urged the Committee to the problem, "but it has cer-translate into positive acts this | tainly been a progressive year. desire for concord and hormony. Two considerable steps have The worst could be that if we been taken and we should put voted too extremely there would them into our draft.”

be no solution at all."

He said some quarters had

Мотоссал delegate,

"The Ministers agreed on the Importance of the early establish- The Duke of Windsor, who ment of a European tree trade

area as a means of strengthening with a desire for a unanimous criticised those steps--the good Ahmed Lamaki, expressed grati- returns to Paris tonight after a

ús n relteration of last offices offer and the loi-cadre tude for the references to the short visit to Lendon, hnd tea economic co-operation between vote

Hy your's

resolution and unanimous countries and as

hatoper thisTunisian-Moroccan offer, with Queen Elizabeth and the Western

European Duke of Edinburgh at Bucking-complement to the

sald there was a “dogrant con- tradiction", in the resolution ham Palace this afternoon, economic community "-France

because it linked it with the Reuter.

lol-cadre.

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Presse.

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

9 Bedding out (8).

13

4

15

16

8 Dramatist's way out (4).

9 Put up with (8).

11 High Church men? (B).

13 Vicarage fun and

perhaps (4).

games,

16 Mateking was, for instance

(a).

10 He has a cholce job (8).

19 Landon park (4).

21 Momentary (8).

2 Makta things up (8),

28 One's natural inclination (4).

27. Catch on the hop! (8).

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DOWN

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1 Stronghold to retain (4).

2 Marked by soldiers (4).

Plunder (4).

They're not

in favour

© Angry, I estinate (0).

7 Foollah cacklers (5).

Weeds (B).

10 Fiat both ways (5).

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ALGERIA'S DESTINY

IS WITH FRANCE

-Says An Ex-Rebel

Algiers, Dec. 5.

Si Mohamed Bellounis, former Algerian rebel leader, now fighting on the side of the French forces, said today the Moslem population of Algeria was not anti-French but wanted "a change of regime while keeping the in- separable friendship of France".

to that of France".

but

He said he would vote against the new resolution.

Soviet View

The Soviet delegate, Arkady Bobolov, said that ibe Latin proposal failed to recognise the right of self-determination for Algeria, and he charged that

the seven sponsors "defend the colonialism."

Lokd and obsolete cause

He said they also failed to refer to negotiations and sald there could ba nó solution

There was no applause from the crowd of about 400 curious spectators.

Mr Kishi mot leading Philip nine officials and members of the diplomatic corps in Manila

the ዕድ

Japanese national anthem was pinyad.

A 21-go salute was fired In his honour as he reviewed

the guard of honour.. There demonstrations. ---

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were United Press.

A Giant Waterspout

Off Japan

Takyo, Dec. 8.

Fukuo otherwise. The omission could Japanese police in only mean favouring a settle City, southern Japan tonight ment of the Algerian question: iwuted preliminary

evacuation erders to a large number of Bellounis told Agence France- three or four months every "by force, he said.

He said there was no doubt families living along the olty's Presse thut "the destiny of thing will be finished."

that there were two parties in sea front as a giant waterspout Algeria is Indissolubly linked Speaking of the Tunisian and valved “at a time when war is moved toward the coast,

Maroccan offer of mediation, waged and guns and cannon are A spokesman said the water- In going over to the French Bellounis declared: "Tunisia firing"

spout, about 1,800 foot high side, Bellounts brought with

and Morocco are mistaken. They He said that "the people of and 165 fost in diameter Woa han some 3,000 men, 1,300 of

are inainformed about the Algeria who stood up against fret observed this morning whom were former National terral situation in Algeria. Liberation Front inembers who They support the FLN. think- should be the second about ten miles from the elty.

He said if the waterspotl Joined' him. The French nu- ing it is

course thorities now furnish him with which is completely false.

a valid negotiator, party to negotiations. The Latin

proposal, he said, "would be a maintained its present betrayal of the Algerian people, and speed it would hit the city the equipment, arms, mmmuni-

for the principio of Tunisian It would be taniningunt to later tonight or tomorrow. tion, and means of transport and Moroccan intervention, 1 handing them over to French and conununication he needs to

am resolutely hostile to 1, armed forces with the con light against the F.L.N.

"The Algerians are the ones nivance of tlac General COMMUNISM?

most qualified to solve the Assembly, a course of action Algerian problem. Tunisia and which the Assembly cannot and Morrocco should not interfere must not embark."United In our airs."--France-Presse, Press.

Since October, Bellounis and his group has killed more than their arto of (4).200 rebels in

operations and helped to clean up the mountainous Ouled Nail

Lime

1954 but soon spilt up with the FLN.

aren

Bellounis. long

12 Many a water's edge is this Algerian Nationalist, said he

(B).

14 Rose's defence? (8),

10 Seven in a doncé (5).

17 Valleys (5).

19 Kicks Tom homes (5).

20 Hesitate (B).

21 Mason's feathers (4).

22 Wrigglera (4),

23 Brain child (8).

24 European vandal (4).

CROSSWORD.--Across: I Einą, 4 Maloyan,

8 Hood, Abed, 10 Bolness, 11 Open...12 Menu, 14 Bignora, 17 tury, 19 Chest, 22 Evening, 30 Once, 27 Full 20 Dolores, 20 Iran 30 Stun 31 Variaty, 33 Glen, Down: 2 Tables, 3 Ardour, Mosos, Adonis, § Again, 7 Amoer, 11 Mule, 1 Nude, 15 Oren, 10 Anto, 18 Entest, 89 Holing, 21 Sarape, 23 VII"), de Raws), 22 Chaty.

jolaed the rebels in

"I have every reason to be- Have that the F.L.N. is under Communist influenes," he said.

Speaking of his agreement with the French authorities, Bellouls said: "For me, the first goal to reach is the total pacification of Algeria. There will be free cloctions, aftor which the representatives of the population will try to solve the problem.

He maded: “The Algotlan people are tired. Of that I am ouriain, It we continue on the ## #grotanta, in

The preliminary evacuation order was issued to prevent any repetition of the tragedy that occurred on November 10, when a similar waterspout landed on the city and killed six persons. -Reuter,

"Fire Under Her Skin”-

FRENCH FILM NOT ART-BUT NOT OBSCENE

Hollywood, Deo. 5. Police were under court orders today not to interfere with the showing of "pire Under Her skin," a French-made fim veled obscene by local officials. Dlaritators of the film, Mayfair Flotures Ds. won, a temporary resfémining ordée yOEIER- day. Superior Judge Kurtu Kanffuum pet a hoaring for Depember 13 on the Infantiles. Vior Squad offocus arvorfor. Shonize aunOSE LIWO Sydney.... Läuden und Borer“ Qulista - pu November 15" at the Vagabond Thostes and oharred thong with showing, obareng, and, Ladoooni movies.

Robert Roscoer, president of Mayfair, said in an allavis fled with the injunction petition thai #33re - Under Hee-in” was not a "gress work of me9,*

· “but it la met obscene," he said.

MID: 11.

with any kill no mory av, than pay tumabte: of other foreign malion, Matures thai bayo been shown every day laʼovery Blato ng tho Union.TM

The ebissälty⋅ ohnaga' apparently «und, - pando bessuno of a soman in whieti, a mudu notetaa

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a. three word sentence

“Climb Mount Niitaka”

The message in code was to launch the greatest act of treachery in the history of war

A DAY OF INFAMY

by

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Begins exactly sixteen years later on December 8, 1957

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