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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959.

Sir Winston In Fighting Form

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For one of his relsilvely few platform appearances nowadays, Bir Winston Churchill went to his consúltuency, Woodford, on the outskiria of London. In fighting form he drubbed the Socialist opposition, teased Khrushobey for call- ing him the author of the cold war, and drew a tumult of applause by announcing that at 84 he was willing to stand for Woodford again at the next General Election.

Picture shows the many faces of a master orator Felt to right (top) Bly dir, Sweet and Innocent, Calm and Steudy. (Bottom) Teasing, Sharp, A bit of fun.-Express Photo.

NEW CONCEPTION

OF MISSILE

DEFENCE SHOWN

Aberdeen, Md., April 20.

The United States Army today showed journalists at the

modern arms study centre here an entirely new con. ception in anti-missile mlasiles.

Technicians

explained

that will be used which permits the

of conventional which trigger

the principle Involved was what examination they discribed as the directed detonations nuclear effects of jetting incan-nuclear explosions by filming a descent radioactive particles phenomenal number of frames produce: by a high altitudri per second-France-Presse.

nuclear explosion.

Experiments were being con- durted in a towering phore in which almost folul vacuum can I created.

The jetting theory is I direct result of nuclear lekta at Johnston Island in the Pacific, carried out last year before the U.S. Government

called a one-year cemation of tests dating from last Octa- ber.

The deletion or putting out of action of enemy ballistic missiles kes use of the great heat of radiations released by a muclear explosion above the atmosphere, the technicians said.

New Fuel

Army officials Journalists that

abo wold the a new soli:

tuel had bren perfected that bn 15 per cent more thrust than fuels of the kind at pre- sovt in use in the United States. The Tuti had "ationg its cum

nitro-cellulose, nitro-

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Kings peretilorate

Mystery

Object Spotted

In Sky

Adelaide, April 29.

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SUMMIT TALKS WILL OPEN NEW ERA Captain

-Macmillan Tells Royal Academy

London, April 29. The British Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, said to- night he felt a summit meeting would actually be held, and that it would open an era of "competitive co- existence."

Western Ministers Consider

Plan

Speaking at the Royal Academy dinner tonight, Mr Macmillan said: "If we can lessen the ten- sion and resolve our difficulties we shall have achieved co-existence — competitive co-exist- ence, but at least co-existence. And, in a nuclear age, it is something to co-exist." "The accent will be, as it is now, on competition.

must show that the free world can produce both materially and spiritually a better way of life."

"One of the things we are trying to do Ja to reduce some of the tension le c world, not by appeasemetl but by open-minded and bold argotlations."

"There always seems to be n

erisls somewhere in the world and in this country people are used to that. Of course, some- tines, one of these is solvert... then everybody forgets about

Paris, April 30. The British, French, United States and West German Foreign Ministers, on the second day of secret talks. here, mel to consider 2 redrafted version of 2 14,' Western "package plan” to be put to the Soviet Union in Geneva.

Mr Macmillan went ob "Naturally as a great trading allon ond the centre of Experts from the four West-world-wide community, we ern powers, acting on Instruc-feel the effect of every upheaval So our habitual lions from the Ministers, work- in the world.

the phlegm is not the result of In-

od un certain aspects of plan for setting the Berlin, sularity but of familiarity."

German and European security problems until late last night.

They were told to have the the new version ready when ministers meetoday.

No detalls were disclosed under strlet news "black out," but

United Staice said last spokesman

Fight

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that the opening sessions of the ministerial falka had gone "smoothly and no major dif- ferences developed,"

The talk are experled continue-Reuter,

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Negotiation

"When the Foreign Secretary and I paid our visit to the Soviet Union, we talked these matters over with Mr Khrushchev and his colleagues.

"I was not trying at the time to negotiate a settlement but I war anxious to put forward the importance of negatintion.

"And I think that Mr Khrushchev and his govern- ment havo accepted theils."

Bitten

Finger

We

Ruins His

Golf Game

Sydney, April 29,

A milk bar proprietor who

blt customer's little.

finger during a fight out- side his shop was ordered to pay A£750 damages in the District Court here today.

The customer, Victor Nicholog Vadas, company director, mid

had

his t injury

.left

and finger permanently stiff interfered with his golf.

Tells Of Army Riot

Shepton Mallet, Eng.,

April 29.

An army captain said. at a mutiny court- mar- tial here today that soldiers under sen- tence in an army pri- son threw kit boxes, bedding and chamber pots out of their rooms during a six-hour riot, Captain A. A. Hall, company commander at the xeim 300- year-old stone gaot here used 14 Britain's only military prison. was giving evidence at the trial of 13 men for mutiny with violence.

lic sald he was duty omcer on- · the day and heard a row go- Ing

while "n" company

was at Ita mid-day meat, "There was a terrific noise and shouting and I doubled to the door and looked through the observation hole. Tables and chairs were upturned and meal tins thrown about”

Blood On Face

He went in and shouted; "Get .

away to your rooms," After some hesitation the.

soldiers did so. "Quite a few of them, as they went into their rooms, threw kit boxes

and bedding chamber pole on to the safely metling outatile. I saw Staff Sergeant Marah defending himself against three or four men. There was blood en bli face and he was covered with food.

"Flight Bergeant Pit appeared to be in a very dazed cou- dition."

No T. V. Staff Sergeant T. Macqueen, MM, said he looked through the peephole and saw a man swinging a galvanized bucket. Later he heard man about: "We were told we had no T.V. because of shortage of staff,

plenty of bloody staff here now." Filth

Glying vykdence iT the demayes hearing. Vadas zaidi this the milk bar proprietor, Theo- dore Soldatas, hat splashed some drink on his coat when ho was served with a fruit drink

There is shop last Novem- ber.

in Soldatas' Less

20,000 Unemployed In England

London, April 29. Unemployment in Britain

"At any rate, we have made same progress, and the meeting of Foreign Ministers will begin on May 11,"

"I have never concealed my jown opinion that these negotia- tions should be followed by a meeting of heads of govern- ments.

At "I believe that some least of these imuns aro 10 Important and grave that they can only be settled In this way," he said.

fell by 20,000 to a figure of 531,000 between March 9 and April 13, the Ministry of Labour an- ston; "I hope that even though nounced tonight. ~

work.

Mr Macmillan said in conciu-

the conference of Foreign

Of the 531,000, about 480,000 Ministers may not reach precise definite agreements on all and or were wholly unemployed

the atmosphere of the 45,000 temporarily stopped from points,

meeting will be such as to lead Expressed as a proportion of on naturally, to a summit." the total number of employees, France-Presse, unemployinent in mk3-April Was 2.4 per cent.

Ireland

In March, the percentage of unemployed was 2.5 and In April of last year it was two

Unemployment among adults

A brilliant sky object with per cent.

strange flashing lights WAS reported to have decreased by 28,000 during the period under review but among passed

Adelaide

boys and girls It Increased at [about 8,000.

over

carly today.

Hundreds of people raid they

w the object at 5:30 am,

In Northern Ireland not Included in the above figure the unemployed on April 13 Mr J. Frost, leader of tho

totalled about 37,400. Adelaide-moon-walchen amalkan Praag paka

!aluminium and uxide af suld

They "said that as from July the army will star launching five-stage seientl- the missiles to heights of 1,240

miles the launching pads these rockets will fur

ht situated on Wallops Island, off The coast of Virginia, the off-

elais added.

They also disclosed that the army is engaged in perfecting priming devices for tactical nuclear weapons.

In connection with this study, a revolutionary type of camera

Vadas maid he knocked 4 gins of drink from the coun- tor and that Soldatar then throw a glass of drink at him.

Bit Hard

Vadas sald Soldatus jumped over the counter and allegedly starite to punch him about the face,

He Bald

Bergeant C. D. Pilt suld “Do prisonera were eating when the rol began and the odds wore against the staff. He was bolted in the head and

then saw the man who buited him trying to pull the tale- phone from the wall

He had four sliches in a cut

over hh left eye.-Cliłna Malt Special.

Soldatos gripped Duck Feathers

his teft tittte finger In his teeth and held it there, biling hard, while he punched him. Vadas cleamed damages from Solzlus who defended the sult. -China Mall Special.

Salgon, April 20. Duck feathers now come after rice and rubber as tho main souree of foreign exchange Vietnam. - China for South Mail Special.

"I Still Love Her"-

BUT ANITA

IS OFF TO

NEW YORK

his team had set their, This represented 7.9 per cele ANSA telescopes for a passage of the of the work force and was 3,300 American satellite, Explorer fewer than on March 9-Reuter. 17, when "about 5.37 a.m. we saw what at first appeared to be an aircraft due south coming in low and travelling from west

to east.

more

Remedy

Sosa, Koren, April 29. "Suddenly.

many lights appeared, finshing on

Police arrested a 24-year-old and off and travelling at the soldier. Kim Kwang, Bok, who same speed," he said.

allegedly murdered his parente Aviation authorities said no with an axe because his girl aircraft were known to be in friend refused to marry him on the geur.is that the parents the area at the time.

were witch doctors-U.P.I. Mail Special..

China

"McCarthyism Is Hooey"

New York, April 29. Former President Harry 5. Truman told students at Columbia University today that "the era of McCarthyism" was one of the worst perlody of hysteria in the history of the United States.

TRUMAN ATTACKS "HYSTERIA"

*We

will

understand

this

He assalted demagogues who when all this honey is over. Å Infinte the public mind by false demagoguo is a dangerous, mun.

assertions and warned the students to be on guard against

them.

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"The Un-American Aotlyllen

Committer is the

American thing in the soultry today.

the

new

Earlier in the day Mr Truman sold he belloved Secretary of State, Mr Christian A. Herter, is "a good man.".

Asked to compare lilm to Mis predecessor, Mr John Foster Dulles, Mr Truman mid: "Let's not make any odious comparisons; be couldn't be kay wars than Dalles if he tried.” He made the comment to reporters during his traditional morn- ing walk.

Mr Truman had saki yoster. "We are going through a

day that Mr Dulles "did a good perlod now." he said, "where "Ridicule is the best way to fob when he had a good bom, acme of the witch hunters inhondle those demagogues who referring to his service under the House and Senate are mirepresent. When you stick Secretary of State Dean Acheson charging things that do not rin in a stuffed shirt and in his own administration. --- exit,

let the air out he's through." UP.I.

Hollywood, April 29. Actor. Anthony Steel said today he still hopes to patch things up with his voluptuous blonde wife, Anita Ekberg.

Steel said he hadn't seen his wife for 14 weeks

und that she has an- nounced through her attorney that we are separated."

"I talked to Anlta yesterday on the telephone. I hope to see her la person later today.

*I men still in love with her. I want to avoid a dívoree It possible. Other people Have soparated, gons back together and Hved happily. "I'm hoping we can."

Picture Offers Aniia meanwhile annognoed thai she plans to leave for New York next work and In scheduled for an early appearance on the Stove Allen television show. She arrived in · Los Angeles from Europe on Monday. "If she and Tony 'decide on a divorce, Anila probably will fly to California for the hearing." a friend o

- Tony

ANITA...Ila hasn't seen her for 14 weeks.

the notrem mid. “If not. she probably will return to Hume. Als kas pieture offers welling for her ta Europe."

Bleel wald ko had no iden

where his wife la staying. "I don't think she wante moto at the moment,” V.F.L