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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1959.
Mr K's Pronouncement
PRINCESS HAS QUIET WEEKEND
Melbourne, Sept. 20. Princess Alexandra watched
the birth of three foals during a quiet weekend at the country home of Sir Chester Manifold, Chair- man of Victoria Racing Club.
The relate, near Camperdown, about 120 miles southwest of here, bangla a number of stables, but stormy weather preverate:l the Princess from golng riding.
This afterngon she went for an hour's walk in drizzling rain with Sir Chester, his daughter Sally, and Lady Moyra Hamll- Took The Princess were lacks n wollca gorper and head Bearf She telephoned her mother, the Duchess of Kent, tonight and wrote some letters. The Princes returns to Mel- bre By waln tremurray, breaking her journey briefly t Cieplons, wont rity and port 45 miles from here. In the even ings is the to attend a bail given by the Returned Service- men's Lagu - Rooter.
'Remarkable'
-EARL RUSSELL
London, Sept. 20.
Earl Russell, the 87-year-old philosopher better known as Bertrand Russell, today described the disarmament proposal put to the United Nations by Mr Nikita Khrushchev on Friday as a "very remarkable pronounce- ment."
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SATURDAY'B
;
The Ear! was pressing drat, The
chanted marchers Alant rally held In Trafalgar "ban the bomb"
and carrica Square to mark the end of alogana such na "H-bombs pro- ruclar disarmament week de-
iy," "Catholics tect nobody signed to bring
b0.543 the nuclear for peace," "U.S. il next month's General | go." Liection.
l'eople
مردانی که در
and not
He snid that the human race was ht
because 11 pousessed hydrogen bombs, "On the contrary the more H-bomba you have the more you are in danger, They give an enemy motive for attacking "you." Live In Hope
must learn to live In hope of what could be June for mankind in thought of the appalling evil that could become It, "We must fengn to think of mankind
and not groups of men," the Earl declared, Canon John Collins, Precen- tor of St Paul's Cathedral and Chain
of the nucleor disarmament canpaign, ur ganisers of the meeting, said Mr Khrushchev's proposals had "certainly put the eat among the pigeons”
pray
mus!
A 10-foo long model of ₪1 rocket, mountcxi, er lop of.e ear, followed the procession, which met two rival demonstra lions. One consisted of a kiti, escorted by two men, who was walking along the other side of the street from the marchers shouting through an amplifler slogans like "the bomb keeps Britain strong," and "there Is One no proof that fall-out is harm-; ful."
Other Opposition
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of the most accomplished burglar equipment makers that London has known for very many years. was "put away" for 10 yearn land week after bring caught and charged with possessing housebreaking equipment by night and being in
unlawful possession of explosives, There were Dtis removal from the seene w!!! be a great toes 'lo London's
Underworld where the man, Leonard Thomas Michington. was known AN "King of the Twirlers",
title which Indicated his dexterity with locks, pleks and gadgets of all
The other opposition come from loudspeaker vans marked "The White Defence Lengue" from which men shouted "krep Britain white." number of coloured people in the procession, which booed as the vans went by,
As the marchers passed through Ludgate Circus a girl The world wanted pesce not with megaphone made 011 based on the fear of an arms anti-and-H-bomb.iperch on be- race and 1 belleve that Me Balf of the Longue of Empire Khrushchev wants peace," he Loyalist3. added.
"Here is an offer. I belleve u genuine offer. If it were HC- cepted by the West it could re- move once and for threat of a third world war,
Stopped Traffic
the
"But, the Went fails to respond. the uncommitted naifo and peoples of the world might well become con- vinced that the West does not really want peace! Canon Collins asserted.
Helps Communism
Miss Averil Walters (20), n law student, said: "Selence has 1 the scare- disproved
about mongering propaganda fall-out and strontium 90. Em- Ant pire Loyalists say if you peace keep Britain strong. Keep the bomb.
"Nuclear aurrender is hostile to Britain and helpful to Com- munisın."
Some of the marchers clisin jed in unison and chanted “ban the bomb" back of her.
A mile-long procession of A nan with a beard food on anti-il-bomb marchers stopped a traffic Island, pointed a finger traffe as I wound through at her dramatically and cried London's West End and up out over and over again..!listen. Fleet Street on its way to dis- to the voice of annihilation."— perse tratside St Paul's Cathe Beuter.
BRILLIANTLY CLEVER
SAYS MENZIES
Adelaide, Sept. 20. Australian Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies said tonight that Premier Nikita Khrushchev's dis- armament speech was "brilliantly clever" be- cause it appeals to a world-wide desire for an end to war.
"The existence of world armo- "The odd feature of the Soviet ntents is not the cause of inter- proposal is that it comes after
disces national tension but tension is armament commission the ease of armaments," hesions during which the Soviet said. "Had it not been for the steadily refused an adequate Soviet Union's postwar activities system of Inspection.
gary and in other Middle Euro-
"The world will want to know pean countries it is doubtful if a lot more about the practical offer Amerlynn and British
of Khrushchev arma- aspects ments would have been a frac-and will need large ru antees bon of what they are now,
of good faith before it can give;
in Poland, East Germany, Hun-
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Melodious breezeu? (4).
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"It is ironical that a Russian three hearty cheers for the oc- dictator offers disarmament now caslon. that he has achieved so much
and made conquest
Do many millions of people slaves,
"Khrushchev is dealing with symptoms, Dot the disease."-
UPI.
Somebody Had To Stand Up-Mayor
Los Angeles, Sept. 20.
Mr. Norris Poulson, the Mayor of Los Angeles, whose remarks to Mr Nikita Khrushchev at
n dinner last night brought an angry threat from the Soviet leader that he might go home, said Inter: "Somebody has to stand up and say what we stand for."-
and think
Mr Poulson was talking to do something olso reporters after Mr Khrushchev wore being fooled by it." had retired for the night after
Great Loss To The Underworld
kinds which helped him in his dishonest trade. Sometimes be sold his equipment and some- times he loaned it on a coma- missions basis.
The collection of gadgets which were found in his respeelable North London home in South- rale were described by one Delective Inspector of London Metropollian Poller as "the finest I have ever seen," a rare compliment,
In a garden shed at the rear of]
his house Michington used bla skill to make do-li-yourself klin that opened the doors of crime for many wrongdoers.
Afghan Women
Discard
...Veils
Kabul, Sept. 21,
A word of mouth rdict from Sadar Mohommad Daud Khan, Prime Minister of Afghanistan, was put into effect at a major diploma- tic function last week when Afghan women' cast asido their traditional reils and exposed their faces In public for the first time. The occasion was a formal dinner in honour of Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, in the magnifeent Chiistoon Painco en the heights overlooking Kahel. The leading ladies of Afghanistan who aliended the function came with their heada bared.
Launching a quiet revolution In his country's "way of life, Sardar Mohammad's order had In bis varied collection literally been conveyed last month to his hundreds of keys of all shapes. Cabinet, his generals and other kind and sizca were found notablia, who passed it on to Together with moulds, from their wives. It was supported which keys could be made, by a skilful publicity, campaign lock extractors like botite Press and radio. openers, plek tock Impleinenia, celluloid for sliding back ratches, gelignile and de- tonators, These were but a few examples of tools of the trade.
DURKHAS OUT
The gesture by the wives of Afghanistan's leaders rpelt the beginning of the end of purdah. As well as their vells ther also cisposed of the lent-like burkhus with which they were habitually clad from head to
This picture shows some of the varied exhibits attached to boards which were used foot. the hearing. — Central Frest Photo.
'New Boy' Woman Battered
At Eton
can
Tho
Among the many new faces at Elon WALK David Cofin (above), the Ameri-
master from Hampshire, who is spending a year the Collège under an exchange schrine, 28-year-old classical scholar admitted to feeling a little apprehensive about his new Aurroundings which are so different from what be has experienced In the United Btates. Central Press Photo.
Melbourne Lashed By Gale
Melbourne, Sept. 20.
Galo force winds and heavy
sens today closed the port of following yester- went on "Khrushchev | Melbourne, .Ho the dinner. in n brief speech before the Soviet lender spoke, goca on taliding peace and all days 100 milo-an-hour tornado Mr Poulson had referred to Mr the tie hoe mttling the sabre which swept through southeast
Southeastern | Australia. Berlin and Khrushchev's phrase: "We shall in
and had declared: Asin and all over the world, Hin
Drafted again (7).
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Country (5).
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As a Boy Scout should
be bury you,"
(4).
27 Time's up! (4).
26 Cockney caper (4).
And Thrown Off Dutch Ship
Boston, Sept. 20.
A slim, brunette divorcee was beaten unconscious, then dumped into Boston harbour from a Dutch freighter bound for New York City, police said today.
BRIGADIER
ASSISTED
Tilbury, Sept. 20. Brigadier Leslie Rush, 40, who until retiring two months ago, was Military Director of Supplies arad Transport Cyprus, 14 now on his way to Perth, Austratio, as on oasisted immigrant.
re-
The body of Mrs Lynn Kauf- man, 23, of Clayton, Missouri, was found yesterday on the shore of Spectacle Island by a towboat captain. She had been passenger aboard the 5.3. Ulrecht which left Boston on Friday and docked yesterday in Brooklyn, New York.
n
The woman had been reported Coust Guard missing to the here on Friday night as the Utrecht, operated by a Malayan crew, sailed toward the Cape Cod Cunal.
IDENTIFIED
to-
Louis. She
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SUIનાં
The body was identined day by Dr Stanley Spector, ile sailed in the liter Orantes, Chairman of the Far. Kam De- with his wife and two sons us partment of Washington sporward migrants under the University In St Australian Government's £10 worked three years assisted passage scheme,
secretary, she had Audent under Dr Spector, could Before leaving he told
speak Chinese and this past porters "It would be silly not
year lived with the Spector 10 Lake
advantage of the family in Missouri. facilities which are offered,"
Dr Spector was The brigadier praised the leave of absence to helpfulnes
study the Australian recent elections in Singapore. Immigration officials in London He had placed Mrs Kaufman, who arranged the passages. is wife and three children The journey to Australia is aboard the Utrecht at Singa- resting
only £20 pore on August 4.
of
the family
on a year's
against over £000 if they had An autopsy showed she died paid their own fares.--Chinu of drowning, but had been beaten Mall Special
severely around the face, head and thighs. These Injuries and multiple laperations of the face could not have been received in falling from a ship to the water, police said. The medical repor said she appearently was beaten unconscious, then hurled over. board-UPI.
Got Cuspidor
Back
Chicago, Sept. 20.
City officials. promised yester
day that deputy Sewer Com B.B. GOES TO
missioner Thomas D. Carry will get back his cuspidor.
CINEMA
Parts, Sept. 20. Brigitte Bardot today celo-
Garry protested when, OITI- clets, in a drive to rid the City Hall, of all cusplidrs, hauled off Garry's private spittoon along with those owned by the city
Authorities sald Garry's cus- brated the opening of "Babette pidor was found fatact on a Goes Lo War"her first fl junk pile and would be neke authorized
for showing to within spitting distance thortly, children under 18-by enter- -UPI.
taining 2,000 youngalèra at a special Poris cinema showing.
Two Laotians Killed
"You shall not bury us and we pesos talk-avo'll believe it whan anchor outskie harbour. In the Laotian army were killed and
shall not bary
you. We aro he does something simultane happy with our way of life.... "ously."
Mr Khrushchev, plainly irri- The Maype added: "I'm not a tated, spoke dut at the end of his representative of the State De specch, and said that if Amurl-partment. I was just speaking CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Teller, 7 lot,
cony were laughing at him, he is a plain American citizen, and @ Cited, 10 Thỏng, 11 Pass, 13 Stagnation, 15 Seal, 10 · Else,
could always fly straight home, everybody has a sight to it in 10 Centralize, 22 Abet, 24 Onion, 25 Nigel, 20 Owen, 27 Pover
The Mayor told reporters taler:tile country.. (11). Downl 2 Extra, 3 Laden, 4 Rotate, 5 Proposal, 5 Logs, 6 | "Somchody has to stand up and ** feft. I was cxpressing the Inane, 13 Solve, 13 She-B.A.. 14 Greeting, 17 Scene, 18 say what we stand for, and we views of mind of the people,"
can't let him talk ons story and the máyør mul,--Router, Stance, 20 Annie, 21 Ingle, 23 Bows.
At the end of his speech at the dinner, Mr Nehru told the guests: "I understand this is an unusual occasion. I trust it will cease to be unusual
the burden of the world must be shared by men and women together."
CONFIDENCE Brilliant chandellers blazed down on the uncovered faces of the women. Some took retrie on the terrace, but most found their confidence as the evening progressed.
Most observers believe this new way of life will be quickly accepted and already
a low women are to be seen on the
streets without their burkhad. Some wear headscarves, nylons and high-heeled shoes-which
another word of mouth decree
has
already them.-Reuler.
prescribed for
COLLECTOR'S PIECE
Ipoh, Sept. 20. · An autographed shell has been fired late the heart of the north Malayan Jungle where the remnanto of the Malayan Communiet rebels, are still holding out.
It was the 75,0001 25- pounder fred by A Battery
of the Royal Australian Arilllery.
To mark the poosalon the shell was autographed by the commander of the 28th Commonwealth Brigade H. J. More.
The Auritalina battery has operated all over the Malayan peninsula shelling camps, suspected resting places and courier routes used by the rolicia--UPL..
Princess Anne For Heathfield?
London, Sept. 20. ·· Britain's most exclusive
girls' boarding school, the Heathfield School for Girls, was today tipped by a Sunday newspaper In the most likely school for nine-year-old Princess Anne.
The Sunday Pictorial said that the Queen 'who was pre- Miss Bardot and her husband, loualy believed to have favour- An actors Jacques Charrier, sated private tuition", was now in the audience of children, god understood to have chosen £160 12 to 15, to watch the finn term Heathfield for her daugh- Reuter.
ter's education in two time.
Won Bet
140 PUPILS
years
The school, set in 35 acres of woodland and playing fields Dear Ascot, Berkshire, has only
140 pupils.
that
Sam Neua, Sept. 20. Ten ships were forced to
Two members of the Royal
San Francisco Sept. 20. Bass Strait when rough ocas
Clayton Cooper landed in geol four wounded in four days of prevented pilots from boarding fighting at the military outpost and therewith won his bel
The newspaper maid them.
Cooper was found in a park- of Sam Teu, General Amkha,
ninong previous pupils were Over three inches of rain in commander-in-Chief of Ending tot yesterday at Culver Princes Alexandra, Queen many parts of mouth and east northern sector of Laos,
sald City swinging A scythe Marie of Rumania and Princess Australia hasured farmers here today,kada
which he admitted he had Fox let, who was angegri to of an early summer slock feed The Genetul made this state- | stolen; ↑ He wda booked for marry the late King Faisal of Land" saved from drought the ment as he was getting ready to suspicion of burglary and theft Iraq, en
threatened event eropa, the leave for Vientiane, where he Cooper told authorities he'd Princess Anne at present has Victorian. Director of Agricul- is to report on the situation to made a bet he'd be in gaol by | Brivate tuition at Buckingham ture, Mr J. P. Byàn, cold 10- the United Nadons sub-comm?- @ami yesterday. Ito wa Palace with two other girls of night-Reuter.
UPL mitter of Inquiry.--AFP.
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