1958-10-06 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1958,

NASSER'S NEXT SWOOP!

DE GAULLE'S PLEDGE

TO FRANCE

In Front Ranke Of World Powers'

Lyons, Oct. 5.

HE IS AFTER

THE SUDAN

By SEFTON DELMER

Khartoum, Oct. 5. What is the next coup planned by Nasser and his

Kremlin masters? People here tonight- including me have little doubt. He is after the Sudan. Until you look more closely into it, you may wonder why Nasser wants to swoop in this direction.

General Charles de Gaulle (

pledged France's re- emergence to the front Jank of world powers to

But consider. For Nasser, with bribes, buying newspapers cheering crowd

realisation and journalists. of sucers here monas

ilis men are even paying vafe 100,000 people today, in of un anelent Egypting dream

owners to tune in to Radio speech on the first day of control of the Nile. For Krush-

chev I mean

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make their the Fifth Republic.

customers listen to it,

Above all, Naster's operators The Prime Minister, who is exweled to become first Pre-

fare hard at work trying to in- sident of 014

Republic

filtrate The Sudan Army's mw

officer corps with the same ind

x December, appeared to be 14 110W peak of personal gabarity following his recent

Algeria, wefromes

Corsica

a Communist Colo grip right wit. The heart Africa.

It mans the checkmating of the British strategic base belang established in Kenya.

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And allinitely it means con- · |of "revolutionary offteers move- trol of the ten surrounding thement" which carried out the re- Red Son, with its vital Common cent coup in Irrg and before wealth Pommunication.

that in Jordan,

10 Maneille»,

The Inhabitants, to this 2,000.

What can be done now to stop. year-old city

the river. Nastor's ambitions? Phone parked the city square Sudan's Premier Sayed and adjutning reets to hear · Abdullali Kholfi hus aoked for him speak the the first the help. under the constitution he iD- troduced, and which was proved by referendum

Reassuming

He wants anti-tank weapons pepable of stopping Nasser's werk Soviet-hasil armour: wek-ngk Run to shoot down his Soviet- built efters; and bombers and ja small feet of troop-transport Pru Minister miferuft

All of this, plus a substantial "France has neist of men, rifarl and labour in order to face ajunt of forries, wespon em-

olher mobile equip world in which little by litzte Tiers and she is resuming the place shet, is needlest,

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Not such a very difficult [operation among young officers hungry for quick promotion and only two ready to rationalise their ambition and greed with high sounding Nasser phrasco- logy of Arab patriotism.

The Ideal zero hour for a coup would come when the Sudan- which depends for 90 per cent of ite essential supplies on foreign imports all for with exports-runs Into cotton

disaster through economic fallure of its cotton sales.

This is the situation which, but for the British, and above all Americm, financial help in

1 with all these last days could well have

country within

The Threat

'The Egyptians themselves have done their best to bring Sudan's economie crisis to boil- Ing point.

write and wishes to take-her place in the Brst rank wurid powers."

A sea of bands raised in the despatch because there is evid- overlake the

sigh grevied his appear-jenter that Whitehall is being the next few weeks nep outside the 17th-century realistically dintory about 1. town hall. Flix speh was Oncials are losing precious and hawing frequently interrupted by roar-time humming map beers. At the end, he led about payinent terms, priorities, the crowd ita *nging the and a lot of other red tape,

Meanwhile Husser, with the Marsellimise,

They have stopped all their Earlier. the General hind support of Russions never,

imports from the taken part in the inaugurating never forget the Russians in all customary

Sudan and imposed a virtual of a new hoñe bridge, numed this is hurriedly building up after the wartime Free French bis position in the country with blockade. They are refusing to wal propa-buy either camels, or cattle or Commander Marshal de Lattroogents, agitators,

dates or millet or any

of the de Tassistry ---Reuter.

ganda. He is buying pullitclans

uther commodities they normally import.

PINK FUR WALLS FOR

.

JAYNE'S NEW HOUSE!

Hollywand, Ort. 5.

THE bure Hollywood home of

Jayne

Text-stre beds (twice the king-size measurement), liv- ing-room fountain and built- illm star Jayne Mansfield and Inselen

Mickey In television. being Hargitay

re: "We love the place," decorated, with some striking

told a reporter who ralled Innovations Thiene Include: when the first stages of re- Wall covering of pink-dyed fur, decoration, were in progress.

heart-shaped fire place and (“It's ́so—Oh, no regal,”~China heart-shaped swimming pool: Mail Special.

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But the Americans, in grant Ing Sudan the biggest initial nía credit ever made by then to any non-European country, have stepped in just in time.

Britain's despatch of equip- ment for the Sudan defence force is an equally important measure. For the tough little Sudan Army, trained by British officers over many years and infinitely superior to Nasser's in point of fighting morale and discipline, was never, intended

for anything but internal poll

duties against unruly tribes- men, savages, and that sort of thing.

IT HAD TO HAPPEN SOMETIME ...!

EATHER Scars tries out an outsized pair of scissors on Terry Thomas

cung of of reopening ceremony

ton Studios, Middlesex. The studios have been reconstructed at a cost of £800,000 and are now Britain's biggest and Europe's most modern, -- Central Press Photo,

Man-Carrying Sputnik

May

Be Launched Soon

Washington, Oct. 5.

A top Soviet scientist said today Russia "sooner or later"

will launch “a man-carrying Sputnik.”

of the

scientist has the opportunity and the ability to make his additions to the plan."--

Dr Anatoll A. Blagonmvov, Some American scientists and one

Soviet scientists politicians have sold Busala has credited with a part in the deve... | had as many difficulties in put- lopment

U.P.L of the first Russian ting is three Sputniks into satellite that went up a year orbit as the United States has ago yesterday, also flatly denied there had been any failures in launching Sputniks.

The Future

UK Society

Will Be On

Now with the threat of Nasser U.S. Pattern

at the frontiers and the possi bility of a Nasser poid" and Nasser organised coup inside, the army must be reorganized and re-equipped.

Reaction

What helps Abdullah

Khalil

all this is the undoubted fact that. despite all the lip service by the politicians to the ideals of Nasser's Azab revolution, an overwhelming majority of the Sudanese proje would resent and resist any attempt to im- pose Egyptian domination over Them.

Chathill, Oct. 5.

A sociologist predicted here today that British society In the future will follow the American pattern and "many people's main con-

in launching four artificial Moons They have conterded that the difference has been the segrey surrounding the Com- munist space prograin'ne.

SOONER OR LATER

Asked on a television' panel programme Atmed last July in Moscow If man-carrying satellite would be launched in

Dr "near

tulure," Bingonravov replied:

the

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"Sooner or later most prob- ably we will be able to send up that a man-carrying Sputnik will be circling the earth. can't roy when that will be at present."

The white-haired Russian, who is a Red Army General as well as a Soviet Academy of Selences member, aldustepped averaj questions about the site of Russia's Sputnik laun- chings.

"This has practically no signi-

will be to get the fence at all." he said. cern latest car model so that

He said American scientists the few extra inches on the

will

agreed with him on that point flas

preserve during his visit to the United their social superiority States last October when Spul- over the nearest rivals.” nik was launched,

SIDESTEPPED

HEALTHY LIFE NOW FOR BOY. WHO WAS DOOMED

Tokyo, Oct. 5.

Filme With 'Sublimal Images'

UK Public Must Be Protected Against

Rape Of The Mind'

London, Oct. 5.

The British public must be protected against a "rape of the mind" by American films using "sublimal images," the six-million circulation Sunday Pictorial demanded today.

The Blustrated Sunday news- paper disclosed that

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American

makers were employing

to increase the the process stock value of horror films and

one reported that

producer whow picture was coming to Britnin claimed his Alm got twice as many screams beenuse of the method and the sefelms were twice as loud.

Subconscious

The sublima? process, sald the newspaper, conststed of screen projections of images or words which although 14-

Submerged

For Record

2 Months

New London, Conn.,

Oct. 5.

visible to the eye, nevertheless The nuclear submarine Sca- penetrated the subconscious,

The method has beets used in American TV advertising and is forbidden on British television.

The Sunday Pictorial sald

that

alm using the process "My World Dies Screaming was already set for British dis- Iribution In early 1950.

The words "death" and "blood" heads

and images of death were flashed on the acroen for a few hundredths of a accoud at special moments to heighten horror, the newspaper

Bun

urow

a half houra atomic sub-

wolf is scheduled to sur- face tomorrow after hay- ing remained submerged for a record 60 days. This will be nearly twice as long as the previous record of 31 days five and set by the arst marine, Nautilus.

Seawolfe

of 118 vill breathe fresh air and ser the for the first time since Aug 7 when they throw open the hatches at a point in the Atlantic about 40 miles from here.

SHIP'S DOCTOR

They will be met by a de- legation of Navy offlelaki aboard William Edwards who pro- the submarine tender Skylark. be duced the Aim told the Sunday Among the offlelals will Pictorial's correspondent that he | Navy scientists anxious to hear got twice as many screams - the report of the ship's doctor, and twice as loud as usual-Lleut-Commander John Eber-

soir, using the method.

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newspaper published stilts from the film which con- lained the sublimat additions.

Many Screams

The home office should take. His Andings are expected to mcesures to protect the British be of vast importance also to public against this "rape of the men preparing for space flight intid," the newspaper sald. who will be using equipment I suggested that all imported similar to that which provided Cims from the United States be the wolf-contained atmosphere examined by experts.-France- tor_Seawolf. Presse.

More important to the crew will be others aboard the sub- marine tender wives and children of the officers and men who have not seen them since the Seawolf dippedt beneath the waves in mid-summer-Reuter,

CHURCH SERVICE

IN A BAR

Comet Service

Wellow, Oct. 5. Landlord "Tiny" Willington, of the Sun Imm, at Wellow, Isle of Wight, read the lesson and took the collection in a beer

London, Oct. 5. Daily British Overseas Air- mug when the harvest festival service WDS

conducted by the ways Corporation Comet jet

The service was the first

China Mall Special.

in

mid-November, two weeks

of before the present largel date

of December i, informed sources

sald today.-Router.

A Japanese doctor, who pervicar of Shalfeet, the Rev, nirimmer services between Lon- formed a delicate two- [E. Jenkins, in the bar of the don and New York may begin hour brain operation on a inn. 10-year-old Chinese boy here yesterday, today said its kind in the Isle of Wight the operation was suc. cessful and the boy would be able to live a normal and healthy life here- after.

The boy, Tong Chung-yuan, suffering from # malignant growth in the bruits, was flown from Formosa Inst Thursday.

Chinese surgeons who attend. ed the boy for more than 'one year said the operation Was the only way to save his life.

Hia case WRE referred 10 Dr

Shimizu, sar- side-Japan's foremost brain

That has been well demon- strated by their reaction to Nusser's extraordinarily clunay

The speaker, Docter John attempi to annexe a Sudanese Highet of Glasgow University. frontier district up in the north also foresaw that to an increas Dr Blagonravay also

hours spent in stepped questions about whether

Russia

announce would fallures in trying to launch a manned Sputnik.

he was forced to withdraw ---- and the popularity of Premiere degree the

leisure would

be more mean-

Ablullah Khalil's decision lo ingful than working hours. press on with The Sudanese

schemes for the exploitation of the Nile waters despite Nasser's

dog-in-the-manager. veto,

To make his coup, Nasser will have to use stooges. The

Wasteful

any

geant, who gave his services free and led the team which performed the operation.

After completing his round "Up until now we have had at the Tokyo University hos no failure," he said. "We hope pital this morning, Dr Shimizu that we will meet with no said the operation had been fallures and ali menmures are successful and the boy would "Leisure activities will also being taken to make the launch- soon be able to enjoy á normal Government are well aware of take up more of people's time ing of every Sputnik a success." and healthy life-Reuter. this, And white they permit and energy in a wasteful way-- Egyptian agents to buy polu- | wastefúl "because neither re- cians and newspapers they have creational ΠΟΥ instructive, been cracking down heavily on neither restful nor stimulating, any young officers suspected of | but rimply the blase, bored, pro-Cairo compiracies.

habilunted reaction to the con-

A number of rigleaders have fiton of not having to work been arrested. At least 10 others and having nothing else in have been cashiered. And mind," Dr Highet said. other still have been banished

out of all-important Khartoum A bright future, in the material sense, lay before "perks and

men,"

to outlying posts.

A mistake this, I fear. For expense account

Regarding other scientific matters, he said:

He was "very favour- ably impressed with American Computers and connected with them," He was referring to

everything

equipment sed satellites.

HEN HITCHED

A RIDE!

Northampton, Oct. 5.

from After driving 10 miles

to Northants U.S. Tchmarsh,

Northampton, a bullder, Me Jack Dorrington, discovered he 201,000 had given a freeo lift to a hen→→→

of on the back axle of his lorry.

When the vehicle stopped the hon jumped down and calmly told an egg.

in Bri-

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them women.

is these outlying garrisons tain's increasingly materialstic that so often make the trouble, vociety.

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22 They may need Alling (4).

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Whitehall not to waste any

On

But Dr Highet stressed lat more time but to let Abulaf is predictions depended Khalli have the weapons and "there not being an utomic war catastrophic economic col- anaporta he is asking for. The stake is not Just Sadon but lapse" in the foreseeable future Africa-London Express Service. China Mall Special.

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Soviet scientists consider It their "daty

Mr Dorrington put the hen in to work on problems which is cab, gave li bread and water would direslly help reland then drove it back to Tich- living standards." But "every morg-China Mall Special.

DEVON ESTATE AND VILLAGE SOLD

Included some Newton Abbot, Oct. 5. 134,345, this BOUT 865 acres of the trout Bahing rights on the River

A Buckland Court Estate Webburn sold for £500.

had been sold

Dovon, including the It was the second time whole village of Buckland-catuto in-the-moor, was auctionedve months. here in 41 lotá.

The total price realized was 1200,000.

SATURDAY'S SOLUTION,--Across: 3 Pielence, Kinin d. 0 Surprise, 11 Prelates, 13 Knof, 15 Dark blue, 18 Out-stry, 10 User, 21 P-ar-Aden-a, 26 Toa party, 26 Scum. 27 Reds-lart: Down; 1 Skip, 2 Aphe & Roul, 5 Tups, Nairn, 7 Ereet, Sambo, 10 Rebut, 12 Roads, 14 Orion, 10 Lunar, 17 Bay, 19 Utler, 20 Miah, 21 Paht(p), 20 six, 29 Ijch, 04 A-X.M.-Y.

The second sale, however, did; A swimming pool and bathing-

near the not include 800 acres of wood pavilion land nor two miles of fishing | flened £90. | rights on the River Dart,

An Americah paid £900 for the The derelict mahsion known the manalon's, no walled guy wiihin as Buckland Court – folched | dens.

only £1,000 only half the The burellorier sold that

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from all over the WorldChina"Mali Special.

THE LONG BLAST

TR Mervyn Hall, wearing his robes and flowing MR

the lengthy 6th century horn

to herald the Autumn Equinox during a ceremony held by the Most Ancimi Order of Druids on Primrose

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