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¿ THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1959.
Rage 3
African Britain And Russia Lead Atomic
Women
Sent To Power Race NEW ACT FOR RUSSIA AND POLAND
Wero
Gaol
Durban, July 22. Twenty-five African woman sentenced to she months' imprisonmont here today for committing public violence at a beer hall near hora last month.
Hal their sentences were suspended for three year on condition they were not conviet- ed of DD. offence Involving violence committed during that Ume.
The gistrale alro spend- ed for three years the sing of sentenc on an 18-your-oki girl who uppeared with thein. Two women in their ixtiles were aentenced to six months' im- prisonment, but these sentences were signed for three years,
Attorneys appearing for the de free sal hy had been inte structed to lodge appeals on be. half of the women. Bail was set at £25 pending Rouler.
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UNITED STATES
RUNNING POOR THIRD
Lindon, July 22,
RITAIN announced today that she and Russia are leading the world in the race to produce electricity from nuclear power stations, with the United States a poor third.
A United Kingdom Alomle Energy Authenty eat, which was laid before Parlament to day, wid for Bedish stations under construelion will have a total culpatti 1,400 megawatts, Russims output will also be from three 1,100 megawatts
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ling power stations now going up from another now
pation in Siberia.
Eleven power
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Capital Costs
forecast that The report capital coats of power plants will fall by 20 por cent in Britain, and further falls will be possible as advanced type reactors such as high tem
perature zas-cooled ones
rome iple operation,
1t hinted that Britain's much- vaunted "Zeta," the machine scientists hoped nicht take the place of the H-bomb, was going
it be scrapped.
Sir เอ เก Penny, the authority's momber for relentl the research, told a press con-
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(5).
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cfficers? (4)..
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12 Row in a theatre (4).
15 Simple remedies? (5),
18 Just water (4).
10 The best a dairy can
duce? (5).
21 Captul overseas (5),
22 ' two-dimensional (4).
23 No stay-at-home (5).
20 Post-man? (4).
pro-
20 One may And heaps of it
gardens (7)
30 ta on a long
journey (4)
31 King of the cats (4).
32 Pests in the theatre? (6).
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5 Once
Queer Street (4).
8 Deputy on the bench (4).
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13 Brain-chillu? (4).
14 The Eternal City (4).
18 Beat it (5).
17 Odd. surely, that this comes
to the top? (4)..
18 Corn-grinder (4).
20 Bird whieh figures in Russian
elections! (7).
22 Only the crazy run i̟ (4).
"We are still going on work- ing on Zeta," he said. UPI.
Hitch-Hikers In Trouble
Singapore, July 22.
A Belgiam girl and a Dutch youth have created problem for their consul generala here and Singapore
authorities.
the
All Calm
In Iraq
London, July 22.
Diplomatic sources here to
day discounted reports of new or continued fighting in Iraq.
An
official Foreign Ofce spokesman said the latest information received from the British Embassy in Bagdad, dispatched two: days ago, said "n was calm" in both Bagdad and Kirkuk.
"If there had been renewed . violence we would have Beard of 11," unother source sold.
Britain's Ambassador to Iraq, Sir Humphrey Trevelyan, ar- rived from Bagdad last night to attend a meeling of British ambassadors to Arab coun- tries. He will take a vacation following the three-day meet- ing
"Sir Humphrey would hardly have left his post bad there been anything socious going 'an," one diplomatic source
srid.
These sources also suld they "seriously. doubt" that 850 persons had been killed in the Kirkuk clash, un reported by the United Arat Re. public's Middlic East
Konoy, Immigration
The girl, Yvonne E. M. Duplus, 25, met D. Sampson, 21; in Iraq and they decided to hlich- hike together,
The girl intends to get to
Australia where she hopes to settle dawn. The Dutch youth Has no definite plans. They claimed they stowed away
The Rotterdam Lloyd freighter Mississipp! Lloyd from Calcutta and landed in Penang in north Malaya on July 14.
They hitch-hiked down the Melay Peninsula to Singa- pore where they gave them- selves up to the migration authoritica.
CABLED The Immigration authorities contacted the Belgian and Netherlands consulate generals becauso i ngents of the freighter would not undertake to send the couple back until it could be proved they actually did stow away from"
Mississippi Calcutta on the Lloyd.
The Belgian Consulate cubled the girl's General rother whose address WCB given on Saint Girls, Brussels, and the Netherlands Consulate cabled the boy's father who is also living in the Belgian capital,
news
The Foreign Office spokesman sald Iraq's Minister of Foreign
Affairs had asured Bridala
there had been no injury or damage to persons or property umong the 603 British sub- fects in Kirkuk.
"We have absolutely no reason to doubt his assurance,” the spokesman said.-UPI,
Epstein's
Christ 'Hideous'
London, July 22.
A six-ton marble statue of
Christ by Jacob Epstein) was described here today as "hideous", "an in- human monster" and like
idol by ."a heathen
its
THE CROSBYS
Claming that they're tired of being called "worthless, troublesome sons of a rich father", the four sons of singer Bing Crosby have formed them- selves into a show business act. They paid $35,000 to hire a vocal coach, a dancing conch, writers and Press agents but now they're booked on a round- the-U.S. (our at $30,000 a week, are asking £12,000 a week to play the London Palladium In September.--- Express photo,
Elephant Upsets Alpine Village Protocol
TO BACK EAST GERMANY
Warsaw, July 22,
Russia and Poland announced tonight they would back East Germany in measures to “liquidate the abnormal situation in West Berlin" if this were not done by other meaps,
She Weeps
As Head
Is Shorn
Rome, July 22. Hallan Alm
Silvana ALIT Mangano
tonight wept when her head was shaved
tu propure her for a part tuned down last week by Gina Lollobrigida.
A joint statement signed by Mr Nikita Khrushchev and Polish leaders at the end of the Soviet Premder's visit to Poland Faid tho current Western standpoint in the Genova talks on Berlin and Germany might lead to worsening of the situation "pregnant with danger to the cause of peace in Europe,"
Unconditional
гол-
the last
The 10-page statem it
a suminkt called for ference and for the uncon- ditional banning of alomlo weapons. I accused Weat German "militarista" of at- tempting to dominats Europe Miss Mangano begins shoot-
to develop. again the CX- ing here tomorrow in the
pagator" which 'In title role of the Italian pro- 50 years twice plunged the duction "Jovanka and the
world Info the disaster of Others," a film about war-
The time girl collaborators in
of the first Impression
declaration Yugoslavia who have their Suvici-Polish
in hair shorn by partisans,
Western quarters in Geneva to- night was that Mr Khrushchev Miss Lollobrigida withdrew wishes to write off the Geneva from the part, saying she conference and pass on to sum-
mit negotiations. nceded rest after a year's strenuous Alming in Spaluformel conument
Western officials declined all In absence of full text. It was thought Western Ministers husband, likely the Dino do Laurentis, who is declaration when they meet to- the would closely crutinise producing the filo, watch-morrow for a
and Hollywood.
Mies Mangano's
the
normal precon -
ed with 30 photographers ference discussion on the day's s the barber not to work. tactica. --Reuter.
Highway
Protocol Robbery
Aiguebelle, July 22.
MAYORS and gendarmes from here to St Jean
Charlotte, NC, July, 22, State police reported with some embarrassment yesterday the theft of $12 in core troni
vending machine in
state highway
patrol.
The only
thu
de Maurienne kept a watchful eye on their barracks of the village fountains today, fearful of the playful ravages of a two-ton elephant with an alpine hot-rough the robbery, sometime foot.
The elephant, 12-year-old "Jumbo" of the Turin 200, lumbered through her third day of re-enacting Hannibal's march across the Alps.
Under the tutelage of Com bridge University Professor J.M. Hoyle, 26, Jumbo is out to prove that Hannibal used the 7,300-tool Clapier pass to invnde the heart of the Roman Empire In 218 EC.
Special Blankets
The frisky elephant came prepared for eatd weather. Special blankets were made to
patrolman in vie slept peacefully
Monday night.-UPI.
Britain's Saucer
To
Cross
The Channel
London, July 23.
protect her from the mountain Britain's "Flying Saucer" will attempt to skim
chul.
But so far the mountains have not been chilly. and Jumbo has run into the problem of hot asphalt under her tender feel something that Hannibal never had lo worry about.
across the English Channel from Dover to Calais on Saturday, the Daily Express reports today.
The newspaper says that the revolutionary craft, which rides on a cushion of Every moutilain
straum air created by jets, is ex- and village fountain along the
At
J
grotesque Rize and way yesterday, Jumbo dipped pected to make the crossing ugliness."
in her trunk, took a good long driuk and sprayed herself.
in 60 minutes.
Saturday is the Fiftieth An- In addition to the hont, flies riversary, of Frenchman Louis
take about 10
Some 430 residents, of the Yorkshire town of Selby success- fully objected in a petition to a were bothering the Young Bleriot's Arst night across the Both the hitch-hikers have proposal by the Anglican vicar elephant. Trainer Eracto Channel. no entry permit for Australia and church wardens to install Gobold rode part of the wuy Sea ferries and it is certain they will the status in the local medieval on Jumbo's back, dousing her minutes for the journey. both be sent back to where abbey.
with DDT powder from time to Demonstration they come from but who is
The petitioners sold the 11-time. Is going to phy the passages
On the final leg of the day's foot-high state of the suffering Both Christ posing a big problem,
called Ecco Homotrip to Alguebelle, the heat of consulates are waiting for "Behold the Man") was hide the road bodun
upoot word from the couple's resperous in the extreme" and they Jumbo. tive parents.UPI.
Sir
Churchill
On Cruise
נ
webt immediately. to Monaco to
suggested that the plan WDE mainly to nitract visitors and contributions for abbey
Funds.
One objection was that the statue did not give an impres- slon of han being but of some "nhuman monster.”
OBJECTORS
1
By-passed
When the party, professor, trainer and Cambridge students reached the centre of the village, Jumbo ignored protocol, by-passed the officiat waling to road a greeting, and plunged bodily into the town fountain,
The "Flying Saucer," officially the Saunders Hoe Hovercraft, has been built with the help of the government's National Re search Development Corpora- tion
Mass Grave Uncovered In Copenhagen
A
Copenhagen, July 22. mass grave with hundreds of skeletons has been un covered during oxcavations . in hagon.
Ceper-
Diplomatie observers said the Soviet Union considers a sum- mit meeting as already agreed on and in the Russian view there should be no difeulty in convening one.
Deadlocked
But the Unlied States, though probably agreeing to we off the deadlooked Gonova "conference quickly. (would not under present· cir- cumstances go to the suminili, judging from Washington xe- ports. The United States de- mands sufficient progress"at' Geneva to justify" a ́summit meeting and in the American KARİYsia such protress.... has not been made.
Observen noted the relative- ly tough language in the Soviet- Polish declaration. In 50mC Western circles it was, thought this was a reflection of a tougher attitude by Washington over the Geneva negotiations on Berlin and Germany in the Just few days.
for
An element of threat peared to be present in the decoration when it pledged Savlet and Polish support East Germany over measures which East Germany "moy recognise as appropriate within the framework of hier sovereign rights to liquidate the abnormal situation in West Berlin."
Criticism
This suggested that it any stops are applied against West Berlin and the Western on their zoomsa routes, this wożld be taken by Eqst Germany
дов and
by the
Bervlek zuloa.
The
Westoru
Sovere criticism of the
Powers was regarded- by observera na preparation to apportion blame on the West for failure of the two-month- old Geneva conference to reach cancrete results-Reuter,
German Scouts
Lost
Saturday's flight, mys, the Daily Express, to be's de- monstration of its "revoln-level, tionary potential for carrying human sculls and boats cover here today. heavy wolghts at high speed,” ing apveral hundred fest wyro
Jomboree City, P.I., July 22, "We do not know where the Deum contingent has got to," Mr. William "Quasha, depuly Only two
Leet below atret comp chief of the 10th World in thice-food Inser of Boy Scouts
sald Jamboree,
"They told us They were It could clear the way for found by pipe-ling workers, manding a 10-member
as if the trials had to and so for 100-on cross-channel saucers massed carrying 300 passengers at 120 taken place in a sheller during to word from them," he said.
niles an hour."
According to the newspaper its test pilot, Peter Lambɔ, com- plated aal trial over
the
*
wartime.
BURIAL PLACE
delcga-
we have had
ide Quasta ould special ar-
ficen rangements had tor their leader, Mr
mado
Paul
of
International but Jamboree oments did not know wherU
Nice, July 22.
The objector bind been heard Winston Churchill aut
Trampolling gleefully, Lady Churchill unived here to 01 a consistory (ccclesiastical)
the
As the site doce not corres Koenly, who is a member sund court convehed at Selby last day by air from Lankion
splashed water in all directions Solent last night. He plans to pond to any known burial place the Boy Scoute
cross the a geilborate suray
channel 11 inches month, and Jilemnit was re-pad pimed
the mass grave is believed to Committen, Christion, as served. board:lle yhcht
from her trunk at the village above the surface.
be the unlangan cemetery, for Today the reserved judgment cure, officials reported Jumbo guests of Greek shipowner, Arik.
in the dispute was given at the bad done no damage-UPI.
Ignore Dacks pauper, criifinals and victima ho was-Beuter. 24 It could, of course, Eminah atotle Onasala and his wife.
Also aboard-were-the-cole-London-low courts by the
The 10 feet long experimental of plagues from the 18th Con operd zinger Marin Chancellor (law officer) of the
model had its first pubile trials | July." brad
last month, Montghiol-Callag and her hus- Dipecas of York, Me W. 9. Wig- band. The youhi was to set ball } glenworth. : this evening for a three-week He said he had decided to cruise ground the lap of reject the proposal to greet the Greece.".
stalue because he was ratkaēd.
body After the cruise, the, Chur- that a substantial chills will spend about a month Lopinion war agalost, ihd idea.
confusion in Surrey
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Protection
Die to the dry soll, the abel Dropping A Hint
1.
Mr Lamb la quoted as say, { lons are, well preserved and ing he will skim gently over Almont all the skulle carry tooth the rougher WAYER,
in excellent condition....
Birmingham, "Ain., July. 22, Af Calals he will ignore the New York, July 22,
A collection of the best pre
Mayor Jourpan, W.: Morgan sald The New Joriy turnpike docks, ride straight on over the served skulls and bitlles has yesterday, that pigeons have be authority announced it is placing beach and put down just where been set aside for furifier slugtien: come such a problem in one city
uround its ho fenis: like, 1,5--Reuter.
and the rest will be buried in a park that he has received a re- in a villa in southern France. There was a. cinks that approval heavy guard rails
new mum grave, at: a: Copen- quest for a parasol ronting con which 'In, the prope of: Lord | might cause discord in the Befety signalo protect them
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