1959-06-12 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1059.

Hate Leaflets In UK Race Trouble Spot

London, June 12.

The Daily Herald today reports that the White Defence League is distributing a violent anti-racial leaflet in the Notting Hill District of London.

Munitions Dump

Blows Up Factory

Verona, June 11, Firefighters tonight moved cautiously into

a still-erupting, smoke-covered

army

The leaflet, the. Herald says, suggests that Kelso Cochrane, West Indian carpenter recently slain in a street murder, might have been killed "to smear the white folk of Notting Hill."

The leaflet in hended "Who killed Kelso. Cochrane?"

It is quoted as saying: "The people behind the coloured in- vasion Arc getling de perate because of growing white sistance in Notting Hill.

re-

"Now they are using the killing of a colured mon to smear the white folk of Nolting FRAL.

"Was Cochrane's killing ar- ranget for this fout purpose?"!

The Dally Herald quotes a Labour member of Parliament Mr. Charles Royle, -as com- . menting: "Tils reaches a new low in viciousness

sending copy to the Home Secretary," A Conservative MP.

• munitions dump area Nigel Fisher, is reported

near Rivoli village, 15

miles from here, after a holocaust of explod- ing rockets, shells and grenades had killed at least one person, in- jured others and damaged houses for miles around.

Explaston followed explosion

A stocks of grenades

rockets

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went sky-high in a munitions factory and rained In Are on ammunition dumps 110 surrounding area, fruding off resevers who feared there were more dead and injured in the ruins.

An interval after the first ex- plosion enabled most of the fac tory's 90 workers to escape uti- hormed, it was learned 10- night. The only known fatality was a woman killed by blast.

Kelso Cochrane

the leaflet

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describing "denberalely atmed of causing trouble,"

GAITSKELL

REPUDIATES

A-BOMBER

MOTION

London, June 11.

Mr Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Opposition, tonight motion repudiated a

tabled in the. House of Commons by 80 back- bench Labour MP's oppos ing

of. transfer any American nuclear bomber aircraft from France to

Britain.

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Political quarters here re- ported he won over a meeting of Labour MP's to the view of the parly leaders that Britain, as a member of Nato could not refuse

air accept these craft if it were. considered mllarity necessary.

The motion in question, at- ready on

the House of. Com- mums order paper, says that the House, noting the French Guv- erinent's refusah to permit nuclear warhoads in American custody to bo stockpiled in France is equally opposed to In an editorial, the Herald, a

their being stockpiled in this Labour

asked Mr country.""" newspaper, Dutler whether there would be any action on the leaflet,

We agree with Mr Butler Shock waves smashed win-that there is danger of Cows in Rivoli and the shatter- zerating racial tension in Notting

in Nothing could be heard in blasts

down wicked than to inflame it or keep Verona. Rocks crashed to black the state highway, and it artificially alive," this news- the international railway line paper said. from Ituly to Austria fo Cernina Garge nearby,

18

Shock Waves

were

the

Electric power linen werE dead, telephone communica- He with the village was cut, and trains carrying hundreds of tourists through the Brenner Pass were held up at Verona and Jolzano Reater,

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We must defend freedom of speech. We must be pre pared in a democracy to hear things that are wrong, and that are harmful,

The motion also opposes "any transfer to Great Britain from French territory of American Buclear weapon-carrying air- Mr Gaitskel is understood to have said that Britain already

craft."

has

an agreement with the Ainericans which riables the Americans to have sircraft in Britain with nuclear, weapons, subject to the condition that they may not be used without British Government consent.

"But this vicious, slanderous Reuter. gutler-raking in the situation of Notting Hill is ke someone striking matches

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dump. Will there be any notina, Mr Home Secretary?”Reuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

3 Tramps (8).

# Mend (0),

10

12

14

18

9 Storage tank for water (8).

11 Muse (6).

12 Bundle of merchandizo (4),

13 Lets (5).

18 Produce (5).

10 Looked at (4).

32 Flags (8),

24 Got ready (8).

25 Disclose (0).

20 Bullfighter (8).

23

1 Dirt (6).

16

DOWN

2 Garden 1001 (5).

3 Success (7).

4 Operatie song (4).

6 Ceremony (4).

6 Ordinary (6),

Near relative (5).

-10 Degree of progress (5).

34' Kind of duck (8),

15 Slim (7).

10 Tyrant (6).

17 Heavenly body (4).

20 Rage (4).

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21 Sacred song (8),

22 Father (4)."

23 Roman emperor (4).

'Killing'

Charge Against Moss

Bonn, June 10.

Tha widow of the Swiss racing driver, Fausto Meyrat, who died after an accident during the Nuer- burgring sports car race on Sunday, has laid chargos of "negligent killing" against British driver, Stirling Moss,

*

This was revealed by #in official of the public prosecutor's office in Coblenz today,

Meyrai, driving

Germat Auto Union, ran off the track and crashed in the ninth .or lenth lap of the 44 lap race. which Moss won in a Aston Martin. Their curs were re- ported to have, buraped during the race.

Mayrai died in hospital on Tuesday.

DENIES IT

In New York,

Moss denied the charge declaring, "If there was any negligence it was not mine."

Answering questions about. the race, which, bo won in en Aston Martin, Moss sild: "I was passing him (Meyra2) on the left and just as, I was passing him, he pulled across in front of me and touched me, slightly on my right. My front right touched his front left-the bodies (of the cars) touched. I don't know that I felt anything. 'The

7 bodies must have just touched." Tadded that he "414

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD. — Across: 3° Confused, Rouse, 8 Damaging, 10 Arises, 13 Modiste, 15 Tome, 17 Entered, 18 Discurd, 20 Oncë, 21 Nurture, 26 Ruster, 27 Brigades, 20 Evens, 20 Shollers Down: 1 Cream, 2 Humld. 3. Cedex, 4 Feat, Sultar, 6 Dogged, 0 Astern, 11) Robin, 12 Blace,' 14 Endure, 15 Tests, 18 Metre, Double, 19 Scribe; 32: Roses, 29- Utter, 24 Eraso, 20 Fert.

not know what he (Meyrni) was going to do...I was quite, surprised."

Ha maid the incident occurred on à curve,--Reuter,

CASSANDRA

IN WITNESS BOX 5 HOURS

London, June 11.

William Connor, the 50-year-old Cassandra of the Daily Mirror, agreed today that he had re- ferred to Liberace as "a grimacing messiah.” Connor Wak under cross- He thought his article would exanduation in the fourth day reduce Liberace to his.correct of the hearing of libel charges proportions as a preposterous against Connor and the Daily clown,

Mirror.

Liberace, 40, alleges that comments about him meant that Connor he was a homosexual. denies that he meant to impute this.

When he wrote "He is the summit of sex, the pinnacle of masculine... feminine and neuter he meant to des- cribo tho universality of Liberace's appeal, not to suz- rest he was homosexual. "In his personal capacity he is entirely unknown

to me,"

on the

Connor agreed when Afr Justice Salmon, said about his article: "If people accepted the opalous expressed in Connor said, "but I strongly it would be hardly likely to dislike what he does endear Mr Liberace to them."stage, in the concert hall and Connor sald in referring to Liberace's "ealculated commer- cialism". he was referring to the fact that he explaited mother love.

on televisionTM

Story Untrue

Connor maintained that

bla

Mr Beyfus, QC (for Liberace), Preference to "who would be the

a dictionary of

biggest buffoon in witness Eave Connor American slangs in court and box" during the interview with questioned him about the Miss Ambler was his only ob- American usage of words.

zervation about Liberace, apart Conner said he did not know

trom a possible reference to an Lat the

was word "fruit”

American who had also written American slang for homosexu-

an article on the plantst. ality.

"Clown"

Party On The Lawn For Stage Tycoons

Indestructible Maurice Chevalle had guests for Junch recently at liis cỠUN- try house outside Paris--- two fellow entertainers who've made even more money out of keeping the public amused than the silver-häired and golden- - cheque-booked host,

In fact since Hollywood's Luckle Ball and Dest Arnas switched from the glant screen to the miniature on it's been estimated that some £5 million has been rolling into the coffers-of their Dealluz production company annually.

Last year the Midas touch with a vengeance- they leased a Hollywood Int from one of the film companies—and promptly and Herally struck oli.

But as well as milion- alres now, all three have another thing in common- a long, hard professionai crind in cabarcia.

Picture

shows Lucille

and host clowning on the small stage in the gar den-Express Photo.

Not Theft

Mr Beyfus: You say the whale of Miss Ambler's story is untrue in which case the When he described Liberace

coter she made must obvious- Savannah, Ga., June 11.

re- as "Truit flavoured" he Was ly have been forgeries.

James Gordon, 43, who from the

clty using it with "the other con- Connor;

thecently escaped Yes, vir fectionery adjectives."

"builoon" remark was a jocular prison,

Was bequitted of a Connor said he, did not see one which I

re-charge of stealing have since

his prisori Liberace's live performance at | gretted.

Lendon Palladium, but the

When Connor finished his "You couldn't expect him to thought television "the most evidence he had been in the walk

the streets without revealing of all mediums" witness box for just over five clothes on," ruled Judge George gave him a better impression.

Oilver.-UPI.

hours--China Mall Special,

uniform...

DIOR

Paro

SHOCKS

THE RUSSIANS

Moscow, June 11.

A display of Dior fashions in the French Embassy here tonight attracted an audience of more than 450 women →→→ with husbands in tow — from Moscow's 50 foreign embassies,

Western diplomata' wives were entranced with Dlor's flimsiest. creations; Communist diplomats wives were aghast at the low decolletage of the French models; and the diplomats them- selves, Wester, Eastern, and "neutral" alike, were dismayed by the rumoured prices of the dresses.

A low Russians, including several ballerinas, attended the show which was given at the In- vitation of the Soviet Chamber of Commerce under the patron- age of the Soviet cultural ex- change authorities.

Sold Out

Soviet journalisis who saw the Paris fanlifonis at a pre- view today were puzzled by the lack of "working clothes“ In the Dior collection, slaco these play a large part in all Communist bloo- fakion shows.

All tickets have been sold for the rst public view in Moscow tomorrow of the Dior collection.

Threo - British mannequins among the team of Dior models -Livia Lamblin, Leslie Mac- lennon, and Christine Tidmarsh, all from London-said they were thrilled to be in Moscow for the first time.-Router.

Mr Lloyd Replies

Geneva, June 11, Attractive blonds DianŽAL Deste. 20, who has ment coples of her plin Tor "peace and prosperity" to the Big Four, Foreign Ministers here, said today she had only had one reply from the British, Hallan barn Diana, a tudent of dramailo Art who bears striking re- semblance to Briglite Bar- đai, said: "I have only heard from Mr Return Llord, He thanked me for my plan and said it would be studied."

Her plan envinger. among other things, the .selling HD

world 0% A government headed by Switzerland and Sweden

of and the sterillation all woma after their fourth chlid to keep the world population At a reasonable level. -- China Mail Special.

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