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"A-Bomb World's Worst Blunder"

U.S.

London, Nov. 6. Brig-tien. Thomas Phillips (ret.) said on n world-wide radio hookup

That tonight

ping of the

the drop- Arst utomic Was bomb on Hiroshima "The greatest blunder in our history."

Tip

Phillips wi one of FX CX- perts brenght ingether on th UBC's progiomar Rode h production and As the pozession of nuclear weapons.

The broadcast hook speaker in Washington, Lon- don, Moscow, Stockholm. Paris and Zurich to answer questions put by BBC diplomatie corres- pondent Thomas Barr

melar talks in overing the tieneva,

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General Phillion telit British listeners

willer Anticory affairs for the St. Louis Port Dispatch.

NEW DARK AGES

kat

ite mundo has charge on the fisate moral its swer

Barnsma's question whether the United States would be opposed to other world powers Bird an

Five thi Themselves

WIS.

Sweden

with

urning Burcheur

The

Ta

He anid Government sens oppored

he suspected

the idea and added he per- Kobally thought the invention

of the atomic bumb was one of the worst things mankind

had ever denr.

droping of the "was the

Ele said the first

bernta te greated blunder mi mar þilstory" el acident that it heralded the beginmog

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Polio Epidemic

Singapore, Nov. 6

Eught one cases of Lokong h-

is we pull in Singapony Italy, bug the total for the

nine-werk outbreak

10

with seven deaths-Reuter,

255,

Charge Union Men With

Sexual Offences

smear non-

Lundon, Nov. 6. Communists are

trying to Communist trade union officials by misde- charging them with sexual

meanours.

The GoverTrDeal will be ash- est in Parliament next week if It tends 1 Tay construes charges against the Communists responsible

Unfounded

National

report newspapers That Communists in two trade tonkz125 The Amalgamated En- The gineerbig Clerical

Adminstrative Workers' Unton ave tried to

Bon-Commartist off- discredit

unfounded cials by miting

complaints.

Vie

One of the reported tims in Mr 'Tom Chapman. North 1onston Divisional Organiser of the Engineering Union He claims that above defeating

Communist It ricetious for the pust olliet Corumunists have ploited to wreck his carver and marriage

No Place Like

THIS Home

Belgrade, Nov. 6.

mouths.

A

A homelesN worker In Titazrad. Montenegro, fixed up an "apartment" la deserted tomb in the jucai

and lived cemetery there for three mont

Niko

Vukovle. mechanic,

falled said he to find a room in Titograd asd "by chance" managed to discover an empty tomb at the cemetery, which be rearranged and adapted as an "apartment."

Ile

stayed there untli

Jie succeeded lui reiting a (al-China Mall Special.

by ¡rumped-up agbist him.

charges

PUBLIC TO Moonshoot

SEE BANISHED PLAYS

Attempt

add to your Corgi collection CORGI

Expected

London, Nov. 6. The Lord Chamberlain an- nounced today that plays concerning homosexuality The may henceforth be shown in ordinary theatres on condition that they are serious and sincere. This decision

The taken by British Theatre CÉTIPOT, Lord Chamberlain

Earl OF Scarborough, considerably re duces the field of censorship on the central London stage.

10

the

These included the allegation that he Indecently assaulted his secretary. Miss Vern Spinks.

Miss Spinks. who has resign- ed her job, has declared that the charge in false ANAL that Communista tried to make her

Up Ull now, plays concerning or alluding

homosexuality accusing Mr statement

were banned from ordinary Chapman.

only be which Mr playhouses and could Is the cose 'Thir

theatre or a Conservative shown in private Ruy Mawby,

wili

the theatre clubs, Toise in member, House of Commons next Tues- day. baking the Attorney- General if he proceedings for conspiracy.

CLUB THEATRES

Bridge Discrepancies.

Today

Washington, Nov. 6.

moon satellite which the American Air Force tis expected to launch early tomorrow morning will have a device for the correction of errors in- tended to prevent a re- petition of the aiming error which

of was one the main causes for the failure of the Pioneer last month.

Even if

the new

Instrument

one

functions correctly, Bcientists said that there is only chance in 25 of succeeding in, thus attempt to put a satellite

On

to

"Cat on a Hot Tu Roo!" by into orbit around the moon, wiil Institute

Tennesse Willinins and Arthur Miller's "A View from the

were both bunished crusthuntres in recent years.

The Lord Chamberlain 1x- plained his decision by declai

homosexualty

generally-discuss-

The second case, which re-

pubitelly erived whele

today, Mr Numan Nichol-ing CamperS son. 31. a London organiser of nowadays

thai

WILA

The small Clerical and Adminis- tople and that there was no Italive Workers' Union,

reason to ban this longer any question from the singe discovery of ITIN

The British voting

stuge censor however reining his right to discrepanoles in elections for

the area executive committee han plays which may be consi- led to a Communist and an-dered as obscene, blasphemous, other man being unsealed.

گردی

rame a Com-

anti-Monarchist vr openly which criticise living persons.--- France-Presse.

Miners Reject Raise

Subsequently

that he had munist allegation seduced a junior

clerk under the

Police 1. are vestigated the ease thoroughly toke Mr Ntehnison no action would be taken against

Britain's 700,000 miners in a Union's The

leaders,

secret pli baliat after Investigation, also accept- |a ed Mr Nicholson's innocence.-

Jaim

Benzi

TAKI

London, Nov. 0.

have rejected new 7/8

the pay offer by National Coal Board, it was un- nounced today.-Reuter.

Cussing Parrot

Had No

ROYAL LATIN AMERICAN TOUR Court Manners

The

London, Nov. 6. Duchras of Kent, Queen Elizabeth's Runt, will make snarth'n

tour

Ameries next

A

af Latin Fobruary and March, visiting Mexico, Peru, Chile and Brazil, it was an nounced tonight.

She will travel by sir, teaving

London February

18

120

about the

m.cule of

It will be the first time a mam

bar of tita British Royal

hae Family

visited Latin Amarica for 27 years, The Dukea of Windsor (then Prince of Wales) and 3: brother the late Duke of Kent

husband- Duchess's vieited Latin America in 1911. They went

Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil-Reuter.

to

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

12

14

45

16

1 Spinner for schoolbaya (3).

4 Firm foundation (5).

7

Corks, for example (8),

5 Spurting call (5).

Possibly Rod Sew plant (0),

11 Look for it on the ille pago.

(7).

13 Not a tatlo model (7),

DOWN

1 Dimcult question for

model? (5).

2 Tropical headgear (3).

3

Succeed (7).

Clerle on board (6).

5 Sun room really (8).

4

When dy is done (0).

10

Solar rays (0),

12

In Delgium, W's famous for

loce (7),

13

10 One of the wartime contrap-

seun (0).

14 But the

in skipper

10 Many lumizing devices

for potato alorage (6).

10 Dally food? (5).

tions that bore fruit? '(5).

20. Her heart's in Amerien, (B).

21 It may alỡng you (0).

THURSDAY'S

They're fronsmåtted), over-

netesanally aged (8, 3).

10 11 s, 09

nut

1 were under principal Instruction (B).

the

17 Funlikable

French (5).

DOD 10

CROSSWORD—Across: 1 Amin, 4 Totally,

Thor, D Ogre, 10 Tipster, 11 Whet, 12 Eme, 14 Me-and-er,

17 Adorn, 19 Rowan, 22 Hankard, 20

Undi

27 Erro, 201

London, Nov. 6.

the first attempt in August, the chances werd estlinated as one in 10. At that time, the rocket exploded: 77 seconds after being firal Its October, the Pioneer reached an altitude at neurly 80,000 miles before folling

disintegrating on coptael,

the carth's atmosphere.

NUCTERSOF

with

The satellite Resif is shaped like a mushroom- a "totold", the word used by

experts

$23 Million

Rocket

Tho

Washington, Nov. 6.

American Defence Department has placed an order

41

for a rocket engine launch

satellite weighing overal thousand pounds, It wha learned hora today.

The order whe placed with the Pratt and Whle.

Division of

of

the

ney United Aircraft Company which is to bulid the second stage

a rocket whore Hrat stage will be an ICBM Attas. The total cost of the rocket та estimated around $23 million.-

Franco-PreBEC.

at

Cape Canaveral, where the launching is to take place. The stem of the object will consist

Tommy, a grey African parrot and chief exhibit of the fourth stage of the Air

in a breach of promise case, was banned from Court yesterday-because of his language. Seven-your-ald Tommy who plain the bird's absence in the leathed in swear from à saller, County Court at Suburban just world not be trusted.

As he stayed at home, crack- lg nuts and cursing, í cm- barrassed Counsel rose 10

CX-

Rotodyne's Fate In The

Balance

Lainbeth.

Said Counsel, Mr Peter Dow

won't be

Faree Thor-Able rocket.

At the line of ring. the rocket will be 88 feet long. The satelllie proper will weigh 85 unds and will contain fastru- nants weighing 25 pounds.

lo the Judgo "Your Honour, Funding by

the responsible for language of the bird. It might Put us in contempl"

NO HYMNS

Judge Clother looked over his spectactes and anid: "I used

harve i to

' parrot-I knew hyena tunes. “

Left behind at home with Tommy WILH 14-year-old Johnnie, a mynah bird with a bright red beak.

ja Manchester, astronomCTOS at Jodrell Banic, Britain's

obser- glunt radlo maket shoot at the moon sald vatory, for a new United States

tiny they knew the time and date of the inunching but it was sietly secret.

British and American scien- tists at the station were ready to swing into action to track the rocket and pick up its signals as soon as it is launched from Cupe Canaveral, Florida.

Manchestor University алиговотств who are The birds were pre-marriage | operating with nearby Jodrell' The future of a revolutionary presents to his future bride Bank in the moon project sald

British airliner that takes from maintenance. engineer in a off and lands like a hell- William Bensfleld,

London, Nov. 6,

copter hung today on In віж weeks' whirlwind whether its builders can courtship afic inserting an find buyors in the Unitedivertisement for a wife in a newspaper, Bensielc 42, gave Stutos.

a woman the birds, a wedding The Government refused yearing and some money. terday, after six months' talks with oMelals of the Fairey and

RATHER THE BIRDS

Napier aircraft companies to Then he broke off the underwalte nearly 10 million engagement three days before needed lo got the Fairey the wedding was to have taken Rotodyne into full production. pince.

co

leaflet issued today that algnals wil be picked up im- mediately the rockel appears

Over

the horizon, France: Presse & Reuter.

DUKE PRESENTS MEDAL TO QUEEN.

London, Nov. 6. The Duke of Edinburgh, às President of the Royal Society Several successful prototypes Yesterday, he claimed back of Arts,

Queen presented of the 48-passenger, 185-mph the birds, ring and money and Elizabeth with the gold Albert nircraft that La part helicopter his bride-to-be, Elizabeth Medal of the society at Bucking- ond part conventional plane Bowok, 38, widowed mother of

Ham Palace loduy, lanve been hall by intern three, sought domages for tional vintlon experts.

breath of promise."

The medal bears the head of

At least one American Orio Ife got the birds-and she got Prince Albert,, Consort of Queen that operates a helicopter fleet, £150. But Mrs Dowale said Victoria. It was to comethornie

later sho would rather have bin and the US Air Force, were

biranima reported interested in the un- lept the conventional craft-U.P.I.

Special.

DYING BOY'S

Portsmouth, Vir, Nov. D.

A German grandmother came So the bedside of bör dying grandson today, 10-year-old

A neighbourhood limaxing

Ilija Nabhy *ort to E Bammerslas requesì,'

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Theron, 29 To-mne, ap Cite, 31dition, 32 Dang Down 2Debtor, who lvad Regard, Blower, & Totem, D Orales, & Areo. 7 LA-ék-e, 13 Rach, 18 Noon, 10 Dawn, 10 itent, 10 Frence, 20 Qualed, 21 Aleinen, 28 Ached 24. Strut, 25 Drain.

with" his. Krandparents

Germany while bis Ašiny, Hergeant. faber, was Malloned there,}

presidency in 1803 that award was instituted... China Mail Speelal.

Mail the

LAST WISH

Else Otto. naked: If he could Iongingly

the grandmother, standma ster could fir to the United Biales, exe

He Mew Oito aerived in Hampton fullabies fust anos maen, has envoet' sticl Jontor kald today and quickly went to the`| he probably

Terternon wiil dle within

·Naval Hosp{tu), bringing Bobby Wir week.

a. boitin of 'kely' water, prosents, and, her pofi Tullaby, value, Neighbours of Hobby's parents.

M/Sgt. and Mrs Sommers, of Mrs Otto said, ale wie klad, to nearby

Do with the family, naskis: Trut Hampton, Virginia,

was saddened by Me tafiliappy heard of the lilla boy's plen

mlestan/--U.PINA and raised the, mónay sa, Mex

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