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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1958,
Part 1
Call To End Tests In U.S. Morons Can Become
They Were All
Disillusioned
With
Life In China
Singapore, July 20, Of the hundreds of Chinese school children and Inbour
? union
enthusiasts
left Singapore for Chino, 414 have returned “dis- illusioned" and applica- tions are on file from another 500 who want to come back to Singapore, it
here Was reported today, Interviews published In the Singapore Standard qupted Ten Liew Hoon, a bus driver, as saying he expected to be welcomed for his driving skill but instead "Ihey put a chung- isok (hoe) in my hands and forced me to work in state- controlled rlee Teks while I was there. For all the hard work 1 earned 10 JMP month about 10 per cont of what I made in Singapore as a bus driver,"
Food Scarce
WILH
Continuation Will Imperil American Security Says NPA
Washington, July 20.
The National Planning Association (NPA) declared today the United States should seek an end to nuclear weapons testing because continued tests 'oventually will imparil Ameri- can security.
1
Britain Takes The Ascociation
Measures In Bahrain
By ROSS BIRTWISTLE
Bahrain, July 20, The Government of Bahrain state has imposed price control op ies, rice and sugar following a run on shops and hoarding.
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1 sald radiation hazards have become ti secondary considera- Lion.
21 private research organisation, sald only throo nations now possess nuclear milikiry capabilities, but "many moro" will have nuclear bomby in another 20 yents. Anyone of these coun- tries would then be in a position to touch of a nuclear war,
Interests.
Thus, the NPA said, "the in- United terests of both the States and the Soviet Union require a slow-down of the rate of spread of nuclear-military technology.
echoing came in a state
NPA'
Night Curfews
For Cyprus
Nicola, July 20. VÆLOVERNOR Alr
IRAQI UN MISSION GETS
HORDERS FROM
Paat decroad another month of night curtews for trouble-wrecked Cyprus to- day as communal murder and arpon continued un- abated.
"Bince all appente for communal penco have full- ed," Government com. munique sald, a ban on all real traffic and curfew was Imposed in all major townE between 7 p.m. and 4.30 *1.777. 1ሳ villages, peasants wara banned from moving outside the village at night and district'security com. mittens rulained authority to Imposs day curfews
when necessary.
The now decree WAS scheduled to take effect at 7 ..
tonight, but the Government clamped "down the curfow at 6 p.m. to. night after the shooting of A Turk in Nicosia brought the day's toll of communal Killings to four.UP.1.
Successes In U.S. Educationalist Says Smart People Reduced To Doing Morons' Work
New York, July 20,
TWO CAPITALS Dr Robert Hutchins, President of the Ford Fund for the
United Nations, July 20, Most of the staff of the Iraqi
mission were understood.
Not only can morons become, Republie and the American, Chilzens of other countries today to have decided to
successes in the United States, Broadcasting Company,
were far more serious about take orders hom the now
"You will recognise," said Dreucation, he said, but smart people were
wald Dr Huteblaas, rovolutionary government, reduced to doing work that Hutchins, "that the American bocause they regarded aduentiori fagying the permanent re- morone could do.
people, no matter what they say, na the only 'road to, suFRESH, presentative, Dr Abdul
are really indifferent to educa This is especially, Iruo in ItusSÈN, Dr Hutchi, former Chamton. They can get temporarily he said. Majid Abbos, to hold out collor of the University of excited about it.
They want alono against it.
Chicago, sald that nothing had their children to have the sliplo
IT Hutchins hul defied Usually well-informed sources been accomplished and noihing mas and tho degrees that will moton as a pèrsca who could not rald telegrams from both Bagdad would be accomplished as a res admit them to certain occupa-thinic but who could be succca and Amman, were being received cuft of criticisms of American tions, but the Americng people ful, thanks to the Industrial ro- at the mission. It was not ex-¡ education following the deve are not serious about education?) volution, — U,P.I. plained how secrecy was being lopment of the Soviet Sputniks, maintained over their contents.
Republic, charged today that success in America had been pitched to the lovel of the moron.,
INSTRUCTIONS,
"Our
Complacency
Dr Abbas told the Security
complacency hasn't Counell on Friday that he was boen joltod," he said. It has taking instructions from the beca temporarily nudged." New Arab Union Foreign Minia-
The Council Dr Hutchins was intervlawed try in Amman, took no action to unscat him in by Mike Wallace on a series of
Emeralds Found our of Mr Hashim Jawed, aimed, and recorded telecasts un
on
In China
ment
by published British troops were standing special project committee by here today in state of security through arms control," readiness, together will tha group of 22 educators, in- necessary air transport, -
dustrialists, scientists, writers, But a spokesman for the and unlon leaders headed by British political residency hernichard S. Leghorn, President tuid "all is quiet down in the of Nick Corporation, Bulf."
The statement urged that the heightened | United States;
Tensica
which
cans proptech to airbit cảl from Aauman, Jordan, Bahrala to dked down with news that the plan had been withdrawn.
He was further quoted as say with a report that the Ameri
Ing "food and "elpibing were
Each worker scarce. given only 40 cattles of rice and two trels of dirty cocking oll a mouth and 15 yards of cloth a year. 1 got on only because my elder brother in Singapore continually sent me money,"
PRECAUTIONARY
British precautionary measurea in the gulf include: an increase Among several students her Bahrain forces from the regu
viewed by the Standard, one
lir two campanied to battalion Miss Chiu Siow Wah, 10, 1
RA.F. former student in Singapore's strength; a build-up of Chung Cheng High School transports; and the movenient falte of many pre-Communist of unspecified Royal Navy ships disturbances in the past de to the Arablan Penttisula Coast, bunked the talk of "free" supplementing the reguler three education In China. She frigates on patrol in the gulf.
Of the said she had to pay 30 JMP Headquarters staff
which the 24th Brigade, of a term, Another giri was quoted as say-
ing "four years of studies in the morning and hard labour In the altempong haci tornished the Jure uf
and "patriotism
higher edusation" that had 'attracksl bee to go to China-U.P.L.
Preference
Londar, July 20, Britain's 22,900,000 television viewers
prefer commercial television by nearly two tu one majority over the product put out by the state-owned British Broadcasting Corporation.
The figures were given by the BEC last night.-U.P.I.
-50
Call immediately for *
tablishment of an inter- national agency to operate a monitoring system for detecting nuclear explosions. it said this country should Join others in training personnel and providing the equipment for such a sys-
tem.
Early Date
Propes
נוב
an early date for International confer- ance to agree on installation and proving of the monitoring set-up: developing nuclear power ter peaceful purposes; and banning
all unauthorised tests.
Halt all nuclear explosions
untu for two years
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troops here form part, arrived satisfactory control agreement is here today in RAF transport reached and an effective moul- command planen from Kenya Ittoring system is installed after was officially stated-Reiter. the current U.S. test series la
the Pacife.
The
said group
"present knowledge leads us to belleve that mosi nuclear tests थप delectable." It added that the current technical talks at Geneva should provide more informa- tion on detection capabilities,
Built In 3 Days
Radio
Paris, July 20. Peking reported building originally planned for completion In two months Wid put up by 200 buliders in three days in Shanghai.
It is one of the buildings of the new steel tubing plant and has a floor space of 1,128 square metres. A total of only 480 man-days
involved, the
were
radio said.-France-Presse.
A British Crossword Puzzle
4 15
12
13
114
15
17
18
19
20
121
23
24
26
27
28
30
ACROSS
1 Nothing more than
enthusiasm? (5).
windy
4 It undoubtedly attractive
(0),
B Correct? (8).
10 Femining namy (5).
12 Eaten with spinnch? (5).
14 Tycoon, maybe (1).
17 Sir Eggert's ancestori (4).
10 They pay the rent (7),
20 Vanity (7).
22 Considerable warmth (4).
23 Juvenile craba? (7),
27 Birds (6).
29 Colta or fima? (6).
30 Keep on talking (0).
21 Novel Toro (8).
33 Perfect spectment; (5).
DOWN
1 Moderate glow (5).
2 Not the language
purist (5),
3 In sma
(5).
of the
games We the
6 Man who's a mother (4).
6 Goal nurse? (6),
Savours (8).
9 Nautical
rope or
escape rout? (7).
11 Talk idly (6).
end
Seismic Stations
Russin is reported to have some 100 seismic stations, about the same number as the United States. If these were properly located and equipped, the cam- nittee said they would probably be adequate to detect explosions In the two countries.
However, it pointed out that any effective internasional agree- ment would have to includp Communist Chian and, if Ruesia demands it, other nations of the free world,U.P.L.
PRINCESS
GOES TO CHURCH
Kelowna B.C., July 20. Princess Margaret, enjoy
ing sunny weather in her tour of British Columbia, today attended services in St Michael and All Angels Anglican Church. British Columbia's Premier, Mr W. A. C. Beruwel, and the Lieutenant-Govemer, Mr Frank Ross, and their wives attended | with the Princess at the crowded services.
now
HET D
Yesterday, Princess Margaret deviated from plans mido by the Royal Canaglars mounted police at the opening heró of a
bridge
Like Okanagan. After snipping a blue ribbon to open the span, she walked 800 yards to unveil two placques, She was to have driven there in her ear.
DEPARTURE
In a departure from her usual style of dress, the Princess yes- terday wore a sult of lime yellow silk surrul. It was high- rodent's lighted with a white spotted
13 Assembly rooms could,
.
organa scarf and blouse. Her draped hit was of matching of me and white organza.
course, be suitable for one (7).
15 Plant (4).
18 Delicious boverago (0).
18 Stragglers bring it up (4),
20 Slippery slopes (0),
21 Bigoted (6).
24 Written by David (5).
25 Went down (5).
20 Get all blown-up? (5).
20 Wind indicator (4)
She wore yellow shoes, white gloves. and carried a white Icather purus, jei
Har only jewellery was a two-strand pearl necklace and a diamond clip fastened at the hựt of the suit front-Router.
Moscow Bound
Vienna, July 20. SATURDAY SOLUTION; Acrom: 3 Work-shop, 3′ Army, V Austrian Chancellor Julkųs Elongate, 11 Concrete, 13 Legr, 15 Computed, 18 Director, 19 Rash will leave horp tomorrow, Tear, 21 Podble 28 Protence, 20 No-X-4, 27 Redolons; Downi for a wika vist to Moscara tu 1 Tale, 2 Omer, 4 Ogle, 6 Kin-e, 6 Heave, 7 Prose, 9 Erred, 10" | discuss the proble reduction of Other, 12 0-zony, 14 Choyl, 10 Timon, 17 Denso, 10 Taper, 20 Austrian Inel and naphthly up A-mond, 21 Pori, 23 Bonn, 23-Brew, 24 Eats,
Paris, July 20. More than 150 kilogrammes of emeralds were extracted in now emerald a week from a mine in Likhi County,
Inner Mongolk, Radio Peking reported.
The radio claimed emeraids! were never found in China before. It is estimated that two
to three tons
pr
YOUNG GOLDFINE TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Barasota, Flag July 29.
A
" don't think his father's
by the Fund for the A. MARITAL squabble with his troubles in Washington had any.
who arrived horo with letters of "Survival and Freedom", credence from the regime which parod overthrow the Nur Es Sald government.
Train Crash
pretty blonde wife probably thing to do with the apparent had more to do with a sueldo suloide attempt," said De Gordon attempt by Herbert Maxwell | Aldrich. Goldfing than his father'e REG dicament with a Congressläpai Committer, doctors said today.
Young Goldfine's condition to- day was reported good. Goldfine, 30, locked himself in a bathroom and atashad his fate and body nearly 100 times with a razor, the police said.
Dr Abbas, who normally in accompanied at United Nations ression: by a number of cal assistants and advisers, alone at Friday's meeting.
Catania, July 20. Informants said today he still
Thirty people were injured, was using his office al the
and that he and the some seriously, when a Incal mission
drank train left the fracks and over- other Iraq diplomats coffee together and exchanged lurred near the town of Bronte He was expected to be released
at the western fool of Einson of emeralds will pleasantries, but now they re
from Memorial Hospital, as their Volcano neur, here, tonight...where he was rushed after the carded Mr Jawad
Reuter, chlof-Reuter.
Isuicide attempt.
be extracted from this mine in 1958-France-Presse.
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However, the young Mra Gold- fine was not in pomplete agrée- ment. She said she thought the Washington controversy""had a at do" with her husband's actions. But she declined to elaborate.
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