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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1958.

SABOTAGE FOILED IN FRANCE

Army Guards

Guards Drive Off TWO KINDS OF BOATING

Algerian Incendiaries

Paris, Sept. 8.

Algarian rebel terrorists attacked Villacoublay Airport, near Versailles, for the second straight night last night, and also attempted to sabotage an oil depot near Marseilles and an electric power centre in the Paris area, it was announced today.

All of the attacks failed when the terrorists retreated before the fire of French army guards, stationed at important centres since the wave of rehel terrorism erupted in France last month.

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The Parks Poller Prefecture announced that three French soldiers and an Algerian Moslem were killed by terrorista during the week oralling September 7.

Over this period, one terror- ist was wounded, 130 suspects arrested and 2,000 persons given identity checks. A total of 220 "suspicious" cafes were

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Additional security measures have been taken In the Parts art. and sucinl measures 1 Javinir af Algerran Moslems in The region have been accelerat- ett. the monouncment sale..... France-Presse.

Army Training In Borneo

Singapore, Sept. B. One hundred men of the First Baltation, the Cheshire Regi- ment, will move to Borneo for days' training later this mouth, Army Headquarters an- Bounced today.

The soldiers, normaily based in Mataya, wlli leuve for Ku- ching, Sarawak, in frigates of the Royal New Zealand Navy on September 19.

They will camp tent Kuching and carry out exercises with the Feld Sarawak Constabulary Force. China Mati Special.

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French Scientists Greeted In Japan Like Film Stars

Toulon, Sept. 8.

French Commander Georges Sylvain Houot, who holds the world record for deep-sea diving, said today that when a new French "bathyscape" takes to the water in 1960, "there will no longer exist an ocean depth, a single mysterious abyss, that we cannot reach and explore."

The new diving apparatus, built on the same prin- ciple as the record-making one the Commander used to reach a depth of 4,050 metres (13.162 feet) in 1954, will be stronger than the earlier model,

Its added strength should allow it to reach a depth of

11.000 metres (37,750 feet)-200 mctres 1650 feat) more than the greatest known depth. Commander Houot, who just arrived back in France after a serios of nine dives near Japan, told re- porters here that French and Japanese scientists had made studies of particular interest to Japan. "We proved once more that there exist under-water

currents even at great depths," he said.

He added: "This destroys the theory that with the great depths motionless, it would be feasible to dump atomic waste materials there."

He then described the other studies made near Japan. A few kilometres from Tokyo Bay at a depth of two to three thousand metres, he said, the scientists observed great masses of plankton, a form of marine life which, sald-Houat might one day keep humanity from starving to death. From the bathyscape's windows, the plankton re- sembled a thick snowstorm, through which the diving machine's powerful lights could not ponetrate, the commander said,

He added that attempts to bring samples of the delicate organism to the surface intact failed, as they turned into a sort of "mud" with no resem- blance to their original state,

In other dives, he said, the lights had picked out ex- tremely rare fish, which may never have been seen before. The scientists had photographed them and tried to bring back samples from depths of a thousand to 1,500 metres.

Commander Houot described with laughter the wel-

A girl in a boat and a boy with a fishing rod help to make a peaceful sceno on Coniston Water In the Lake District... the lake where the jet boat Bluebled will shattor the silence as Donald Campbell attempts soon to shatter his own world water speed record,

But below, the U.S.S. Suate, second U.S. submarino to reach the North Pole, finds a different kind of peace in a different kind of boating as tho surfaces in a salt water lake in the pack ice dur- ing hor xig zag path under the ice cap on the top of the world. — Rauterphoto and Keystone.

come the divers got from the Japanese public. "MEDIEVAL INSTRUMENTS

"They treated us like film stars." he said, "We even had to give our autographs."-France-Presse.

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Belgrade, Sept. 9.

Yugoslavia's official newspaper "Borba" de- clared today that "the instruments of medieval in- quisition" were being used in Communist China.

Referring to Mao Tse-tung's President Tito Insulted dictum "let a hundred flowers "collaborationist blossom and a hundred schools Imperialism"

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