1958-09-22 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY. SEPTERBER . 22. 1958:

Lancashire Hears Labour Views On Current World Crisis

GAITSKELL: "CRIMINAL FOLLY"

Risk Of Third World War Over Islands

Oldham, Lancashire, Sept. 21. Mr Hugh Gaitskell, Leader of the Opposi- tion, said here tonight it would be "criminal folly” to risk a third world war Over Quemoy.

Fleader; 19 is the rinty of rny British government, whelter Tory or Labour, to bringt Trotne to the American government the deep feelings which exist in

this country again. errain of

1 policies today."

misticu;

The re-cantli hment of t. Tyal Collot Com

Action on quality sure dante;

Stretál aetires, possibly DAY feat ma MEDION, 10

Mr Gaitskell sit the Tabour counteract the falling alt of

Parts could not support, sqvarn

Jess pure pate, in any war 18 plaisi

intan jel defend the land

of Qarmer for Chiang Kai-shek and 1 Chiesa Nationalists,

"I would be erimhusl folly to Fiske a third world war for any ruele purpose."

Dectura at de sitution in the Fr Est Was hot com- parable with Munich or Korea, Mr Cait-li al Conservative Lovernment. had admitted the

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and mulernisation

Paper public eratrol of

price thing arrange-

ards; art

4:1-11 in

The diversification of in- areas at pre- seat The code on the citati

parte

Labour Hope

He died: That is how r

Thore feland trust he regard-Jarty would, tackle the problems

nd an quit of China's maluland, Lancashire,

Mr Gauteed tie bour

"I cannot promise 11:18

Poly fun of 15 present problem PK- cept that many arm of the siteulties overnight. But I do to Communist me that we shall bring to

rld to see any su Tabour government would wave a nagie war and solve all your

where

lanels

Clut h which they belongedar problem a firms determini

tom to reinforce your own great He hot wound the attitore et

an:l experience with "Let's bab before Palicskil Enrensi feat

with Conuses valive gently necessary insures of Vulk CAT viving Britain's late super sensibly and care-

fully worked nul. Keatness.

Cotton Measures The 1r fender, at the end of a war through Lanigh.ro cetten toyok almo suggested the cotton

the rate of

"We do not see Laneadline cotton as an aged, dying industry wile he future.

"Experience suggests that there is remse dont us to whether we shall succeed in getting the gov- estment to do anything and then is ely one oilier ting to strowth of locift-free Cournon-de--get rid of the Tory govern-

Jucasus fandamine,

;** bel

hasta,

wealth imperle einald

allowed to continur

Unemployment

not

It did not share the "bling"

Mr Guilskell gid t pauley Lionisti" ប thosas whall the wonderful, good humour falked of banning all import. he had found in Lancashiro dis- Trm the liver wige countines, guised the fear of unemploy- ment, growing as one mill ofter would pul stop inter- another closed.

Thal

was FLORISMISIO, #d

21onal trade.

But in the Tong rum We should not help the Coinmon wealth.

than outr any mor selves, if an unplanned deveing ment of their economy led the reckless, destruction If some sections of our own,

to

Mr Gaitskell declared: "We must ask the Asian Common- wealth exporting countries negotiate a voluntary limitation agreement, but must make it plain that in the absence of such

1 we shalt an agreement obliged to establish a state or-

ganization for regulating cotton

Imports.

From DORIC who had spent their lives in a great industry, he had heard of the fear that came to them because there secned no hope in the future.

There was also indignation

beratuse

done nothing cifceive to save The Industry.

PETER TOWNSEND RELAXES ÎN ROME

Group Captain Peter Townsend relaxes, beneath

a troo in Rome's famous gardens of the Villa Borghese. The girls with him aro his 23-year-old Franch secretary Marguerite Girard and 19-year-old Belgian photographer Marie-Lucie Jamanne (right). They are being offered peanuts and olives by the local vendor.—-Kaystone,

Khrushchev Hits

At Parents

Who Pull Strings

Muscow, Sept. 21.

the government had The Soviet Prime Minister, Mr Nikita Khrushchev, today criticised Soviet parents who pull strings and bring pressure to bear on teachers to get their children into higher educational establishments.

"I doubt if the rest of the country understands what is happening in Lancashire, or the strength of feellag about it up here.

"There is in the country as a La memorandum published themselves insulted if they have whale an impression that une foc. outlining radical changes to dis this." umployment is not really so bad. In the Soviet education system Mr Khrushchry niso said "Only in this way can, we get with a year ago, there

in August, compared over the next four years, Mr schools should pay more aften- wert | Khrushchev sid: "The fact is tion to the training of girls ns control of the situation.

affade of the Tory three to four times more people that great lunce is brought housewives.-Reuter. government which encourages out of work in Nelson, Proston to bear on teachers by certain these negotiations while saying and Rochdale, that there with be no government netion is the height of folly."

Other measures which should

be introduceri were:

"There were five times as many in Bolton, and bi Oldham times as there STRY."

were

A British Crossword

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14

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16

172

23

24

25

ACROSS

1 Tap the barrel? (6),

7 Cold comfort (4).

9 Game

chanco (5).

10 Jock at the races? (5).

This is a catch (4).

13 Thay fatal pauso (10),

27

15 Letters inviting a reply (4).

1 Roll of a ship? (4),

EU Sweets (10),

22 Rent to the Engineers (4).

24 Clumsy craft to handle? (5).

25 Two-way doctrine (5),

26 Large book (4).

27 A sailor with

checked" (8);--~~

sunburn

25

Seven

Puzzle

18

DOWN

2 They have to be pid (6)

3 One of the crew is not al

hamet (5).

Red suit (0),

3 Predecessor or the station

wagon? (8),

Recent setentifle marvel (4).

1 Palatul growths (5).

12 They're often lit up (5).

13 He gets the lot, though only

a stavo (5).

14 Financially shaky' (2, 3, 3).

17 Bent it (5).

19 18 Possibly grave stress (b).

20 A1 some future timo (6). 21 Friendly Islands (B), 25 Wind Instrument (45.

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Across: 1 Enamel, 4 Frogs, 7 Evelid, 8 Agries, 10 Ault, 32 Precis-e, 15 Curio, 10 Idea, 17 Oniar, 19 Anode, 20 Running, 21 Euri, 23 O-live, 24 Ration,

20 S-Tory, 28 Grails. Down: 1 Elevator,, 2 American,

Regicide, 6 Grease, Prong, 11 Turnover, 12 Plaño, 13 Idea I, 11 Edrnings, 18 Mullis, 22 Fair.

parents,

These partits, he said, tried to casure that their clutdren: re- ceived gold" or silver mecals which give privileges of entry to

stitutes and Universities.

uf

"There is much that is wrong -with the prevent motlusel selection of children for higher erlucalion, the Soviet leader said.

Parents' Competition

mitive That

bodily in the

INNON

No

War If We

Stand Together

... Adenauer

held here

in

World Blueprint For English

Education

Montreal, Sept. 21.

The British Delegation to the Commonwealth Trade and Economic Conference here today emphasised the urgent need for improving the teaching of English, which it described as the "Free Language of Science," in less deve- loped countries.

The delegation, in a press

in all under-developed countries: statement, said that the ability "For this we must greatly expand of students from overseas to get the nining of lenchers for ser- the full benefit from higher vice overseas in primary schools. training in the United Kingdom The demanet is almost insatiable." and elsewhere is limited unless the

stufeinent their knowledge of Engils is Reuter. good enough.

"English is not only our com- mon tague but is the free lan guage of clence. It is urgently necessary to improve the teaching of English in less developed countries and benefits will be felt not enly by science and techno- logy students but also in the humanities

professjons and generally," the statement said.

Pagë

U.S. Air Force Probably Ahead

Of The Russians

Washington, Sept. 21. The U.S. Air Force chief space and missilę scientist said today the Atlas intercontinental ballistics missile is on the verge of a success that may put the United States ahead of the Russians in the race for missile superiority.

Dr Simon Ramo, oftelat of tho He also said that U.S. is Ramo-Wooldridge Corp., and building bases, handling faci civilian chfet of the Air Force Miss and Space Programme, predicted success for the Ailns despite its fizzle last weeks on what was reported to have been its Brst tulaf-ringe test,

He said it was a "rellability failure" Buat kept the Allas from being fired successfully and raided that ICBMs will "never even approach 100 per cent reliability."

Total rellability will not be needed. however, he said, in vlew of the immense destructive capacity, of a single accurately feed Chermonuclear warhead.

Ramo appeared on the Ameri- can Broadcasting Company's television show, "College New Conférence,"

"We may now be ahead of the Russians," he said, when asked where the U.S. stands on long- range missiles.

"If they are ahead. It can only be by a matter of, montis."

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(les and training grounds for its misdle programme. All are bring ilmed for compiction when the long-range misaller breonie operntiimad, he sakat.

The Atlas that blow up un Thursday now needs only a few "small design refinements to be ready for use," he said. It is only a matter of monthy, he aid, before an ICBM will be scnt on full 5,500-mild course-U,P.I.

Quit One Bar Or The Other, Say Brewers

London, Sept. 22.

A London publican operating colour bar has been given notice to quit by his brewer Landlords, Watney Combe and feld, it is disclosed today,

He is Mr Wiliam Webster of the Black Horse hotel, Camden Town, in Northwest London. Mr Welter is standing an Independent candidate in a Borough Council

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Gamble In Space Hamo supported the Betence Department policy of gambling by putting the Thor, Alles and Titan missiles into producllon St Pancras before being perfoetod. In this By-election next Thursday on way, he said, the U.S. has stolen a "bar coloured people" pro- a mareli on Soviet miellry.

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Mine Explodes

Under

U.K. And Canada British Truck

The statement was issued to

Friday.

Nicosia, Sept. 21. explain proposals en Common- A Britisk soldier was seriously wealth Education and trakealingg

woundad tonight when pineed before the conference 'last

electrically-detonated mine exploded under an army vehicle in the north- cast Cyprus mountains, it was officially announced here.

were

Kiel, Sept. 21. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer "While there are competitive told a cheering audience of 8,000 examoluations for entrance to here today that there would be the innatutes, it must be neither global nor atomie war it

those the free proples stood together, allower entry there are fre- Speaking at a rally of his

It sald two proposals quently toND who have done Christian Democratle Union

then made: exandnations, connection with the Schleswig- Here low important Influence Kosteln Rinte elections to be

A Uniteri Kingdom pro- exerted by parents."

on September 17, Drposal centring on teacher, train- Mr Khrushchev said

said pupils Adenauer

that despite ing and the immense need admitted openly tant after current International tensions, develop primary education. they had sat their examinations one could view the future withi 2. A Canadian' propost for the establishment by tho

Eritish serviceman the competition between parents optimism. begun, "and this very often de-

wounded in West But anyone who like the <ldes everything."

rival Soelal Democratle Party

and Cyprus when exchanged scholarships

blow up a police vehicle. This situation created condi-wished to take even a step out- fellowships. tions of unequal opportunity, air ide The Western

In Alliance,

presenting the United Security forces gave chase Khrushchev added.

Ishould be out

with of polities, he Kingdom proposal

11apid one

Greck Cypriot was He said he believed it would declared.

emphasis on primary educa-shot dead,

to

Another

Comunionwealth of up to 1,000 Was slightly Eoku terrorists

be correct to put every child, on He said Uint only if treklom |tion Lord Home, the Common- completion of a seven-or eight-were preserved here could wealth Relations Secretary, sald In the northeast Cyprus inci- your schooling, lo sockily useful there be any hope of one day it was complementary to

labour without exception,

"I repent there should be ab- Ablutely no exception, independ- ent of the pollions of the pavests in society and the posts they occupy," Mr Citrushchev salt.

Profound Respect

new

to all

restoring freedom to the people Canadian scholarship plon. of East Germany.

In order to do that, he acted,

More Science

עתרות

theden! л

truck WIR climbing tortuous mountain rood amid forests between Dhavios and Kantara when the mine went off under it.

in

WAR

it would be necessary to be strong, patient and enduring, The talement said that

The wounded soldier D. Adenauer also referred to worlig for economic expan- his recent satisfactory vindi

to sbon,

to the British military techinical education was flown the French Premier, Charles rightly given priority.

The hospital in Nicosia by helicopter de Gaulle, an reiterated that Vatted Kingdom had herself while paratroopers began to the conduct of German policy launched a

for Eoka vast programme tunt over the Inst, nihe years had which aimed

at doubling the pine forests. output

Scientists. and becti vindleated-U.P.I.

by Technologists in Britain 1970 and providing nectary techoicians and craftsmen to work with them,

Pastor Knifed

"In

of

this great expansion,

men in thick

MARKSMAN

west

The other ambush occurred near Messoyi village, Cyprus near Paphos.

Another electrically detonated

that the He declared blueprint for schools would bo democratic and would provide

a wonderful training young people in the spirit of the harole traditions of the worldng class ind working teasantry,"

The main tasis of a chosi sinuld be the curation of a

New York, Sept 21.. profound respect for the prin- Negro pastor Morlin Luther provision is wide for at mine weist off under a Pollee

for Overseas elples of Suclist spelety. King organiser of the Mont- creast, in places

there are "As a rule youjix people, feel gomery (Alabama) bus Boyett, sidderts, Alrekdy

A policeman in the vehicle the only acceptable bath in life was today reported to be in a 50,000, overseas students in the Lubed Kingdoti,,, and two-

fire at a Cypriot seen is to continue their education at brou bohdition at a Now

opened Where he was thirds tonic froni, the Common raming away from à detonating a tfcher education, establish-York hospital fent," Me Khrushchev sald

yesterday after being wealth," the statement d. "Some who have finished ten stabbed by in ogro woman. It added that hoult tril the device on a noutby hill.

The Cypriot, Andreas years at school ko unwillingly Surgeons, said earlier today, need at higher level there was

that - King

would to work in factories and colloc- however

all even stealer feed to brodden Nicolabu, 24, was shot dead, tive stala farms, and wren think / recover-France-Prése.

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