1959-11-09 — Page 1

Belgian Troops Rushed

To Check Tribal Warfare In C. Africa

Usumbura, Ruanda, Nov. 8. Troops were being rushed from the Belgian Congo today to the neighbour- ing mountain kingdom of Ruanda to check civil war between the country's two leading tribes as the situation grew hourly more grave.

Cigars For

Women

London, Nov. 8. More British women are smok- ing cigars and tobacconists are preparing for an Increasing num- ber of woman customers, the Cigar Information Bureau said here.

Speclaily mild, fmall cigars are being sold in multi-coloured packets to attract them.-China Mall Special.

The numerous

Babutu. the

moet

tribo, were reported to bo attacking houses and villages of the Watuts who for been their

centurfea

have

feudal overlords.

The Belgian News

Agency

said many Watuts had been injured and their houses burner down.

Many Wattel families have Homan

sought refuge

Catholic mini dra.

Tension has been building up for months between the "pro- gressive" Bantu Bahutus ext the tall, aristocratic Watutais who form not more than eight por

two and

half

ont of the million people-Reuter.

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Missing Climbers

Katmandu, Nov. 8, Three runners today set off

from Katmandu for a base comp beyond Chimmi Kolchi village at the foot of Guari Shankar Peak to try to bring back more news of the missing Japan- e30 mountaineering pedition.

ex-

They were sent by Japanese resident in Katmandu, Dr Tudo Shogaki, entomologisi Working with the World Health Organisation,

has been

asked by the Japanese Embassy in New Delhi to do everything possible to trace the missing 32 people, including three Japanese. ASK SHERPAS

Two of the runners sent to- e day were those who brought back the first news that the entire expedition was and feared dead,

Water rationing was due in the ares the other day, but now it seems Diley, York- shire, han more water than it wants. Here heavy-Jorries, the only vehicles to get through, irundle through the two-feet deep flood waters on the main road from the West Riding to the north-west. The road was blocked for about a mito la the Olley area. — Reuter- photo,

'Discoverer'

Capsule Can't Be

Recovered

missing! Inglewood, Calif., Nov. 8.

The Air Force said fate this

afternoon there was no possibility of recovering the capsule from the Dis- coverer Vil satellite be- cause of a malfunction in the Satellite's electrical system.

They have been given a list of questions to ask the Icw Sherpas who remained at the bose camio lo try to ascertain exactly what the expedition's plans were, in which direction they set out and what instrue- tions they had left.

Untai they get more de- tailed and clear information from the Sherpas, the Japanese here and In New Delhi are not willing to give

that the men may Missile up hope

Calif.. sill be alive,

at

It will take the runners lenst a week to reach the base camp and another week to re- furn,

The capsule falled to separate from the satellite as scheduled.

The Afr

Ballistic Force's Division at Inglewood, Dis- sald, however,

satellite would re- coverer VII main in orbit for approximately two weeks.

Meanwhile, Pinns are going NOT DISPATCHED ahead to send out A fully

rellet icam equipped

front Recovery Katmandu, in addition to the Hawaiian

in the

forces

Dot dis- oren WETE search teans which the Nepalese | patched because of the sopara- Government bas already or- tion fallure, the Air Force said. dered to not out from Namache Bazar...Reuter,

Peking, Nov. 8. A conference of more than

from 8,500 workers

all over

Originally," the massive recap- ture effort was to have been co- ordinated among ships, planes

and skindi/vers.

Shortly after noon today, the

China tonigin reminded the Air Force anounced chances of Chinese Army that "American recovery wero "extremely imperialists" sull

But the announcement occupied mote." Chinese territory and

that the

recovery effort had "we must not relax our vigilance been abandoned was not made for a minute."--Reuter.

until 4:15 p.m.—UPJ,

warned

BRITAIN ALARMED

AT

JAPANESE

12

14

.

Many Moons

New York, Nov. 8.

A sign of how common~ place man-made локола have become was the pori- lion giv by the New York Thmey today to die story of the successful orbiting yesterday of Dia- coveter VII. The new- paper printed the report on page 43 of a Sunday edition--Reuter.

Actress's Baby

Comes

After Divorce

Afghans

Bomb

Mangals

men

Ferdinand' Found, Students Say 'Only A Prank

London, Nov. 8, Ferdinand the gentlé bullock was recovered by police from students who kidnapped and held him to ransom. He was found by defectiver on a lonely farid at Dididwas, Shropshire, three days after dis- appearing from his home in Oxfordshiro, more that 100 miles away.

employed that it had boery brought on the instructions of the farmer, who was away on holiday at the time.

The students left behind a note saying the bullock Wan His owtiers, the Daily Mirror, į being held to ransom in aid of tushed a veterinary surgeon lo the British Empire examine the bullock which has | campaign. been castrated.

RANSOM

Cancer

phone

The costration operation took Later an anonymous place because Ferdinand Was

coil named the ransom BUT ALSE under sentence of death from 100 guineas,

But oficials of the BBCC dis-

the Ministry of Agriculture which considered him LOOzoclated themselves from the feminino-looking for breeding.

The Daily Mirror bought him frora a farmer in Warwickshire after worldwide interest in his plight.

,

COMPLETE SUCCESS

After ttic examination had faken place, the veterinary nur gron Bid: "Ferdinand is 100 per cent at. His operation has been a complete success and the wound hna healed.

I

"Moving him has not inter fered with his recovery. fact ho la quito risky. He seeme to have been well looked after and wall fed.

found by

affale and said they would not accept the loo guinong if it were sent to them.

A student from the college småd: "[1 vom all part of our rajź. "We wanted to raise money for our ing but it looks like we were unsuccesful. We are very sorry for the trouble we have caused but it was really only a prank."-China Mail Special.

BEN-GURION CALLS FOR COALITION

Ferdinand detectives who had questioned students at the Harper Adams Agricultural College at Naw- port, 20 miles from the farma The students had raided Mr John Holmes' animal sanctuary in Oxfordshire, kidnapped Fate The

the

to

Karachi, Nav. 8.dinand, ghd drove through

cattle trailer 3 Eldors representing

more fight in

Shropshire. than 3,000 Mangol triboz-

They took Ferdinand to the from Afghanistan form at Buddwas and told an who have sought asylum in Pakistan declared today that 90 members of the tribe, including 45 women and children, had been killed by Afghan forces in recent weeks.

Ten elders of the tribe told newomen at the border town of Parachinar that the Mangals fied to Pakistan following air | action__against them by Afghan

aircraft.

·

They said the Afghan Govern- ment had encroached on their Santa Monica, Nov. 8, Actress Joan Caulfield, di-sovereignty by building roads in their territory with Soviet help.. vorced from her producer

ASYLUM husband before she knoOW, she was pregnant,

President Mohammed Ayzab birth

Last on Saturday to Khan of Pakistan kild

that Mangals who 7-pound, 10-ounce boy at Tuesday

crossed the border would be Santa Monica Hospital.

granted asylum. He said he had

gave

U.S. Steel

ToCombat

Imports

the

Tel Aviv, Nor. 8. Israeli Premier, Mr David Ben-Gurion, tonight invited all political parties in Israel's fourth Parlia. ment except the Com- munists and the ultra- nationalist Heruth to join his Mepal Labour Party in

new 'broad

Coalition Government.

a

He made the offer during a Victory Bally" held here by Mapai to mark ita victory in Tuesday's elections from which the party emerged relsforced as the largest single grup.

Mr Ben-Gurion mid poll- tical groupe which would join the CoRittion Government would. however, have to sub- mit to the principle of the Government's collective res- pondblilty.

San Francisco, Nov. 8. Mr Max D. Howell, execu- tive Vice President of American Iron and Steel The left-wing Ahduth Has- Poda and Mapan parties, which Institute,

urged

brought down the Government United States steel in-last July because of opposition dustry today to combat to the Government's policy over foreign importa by reduc- West Germany would "have to choose between opposition or ing costs.

coalition it will be impossible Mr Howell, speaking before the to be in both," he said. The delivery was by caesarian been told the Afghan Air Force San Francisco Regional Technis section. Both the mother and and Army had deployed against en meeting of the Institute,

THREAT TO SECURITY estimated there would have beon the child were reported doing the tribesmen, near the border.

Referring to threats to Israel's in the steel 30,000 more jobs well tonight.

The elders told Correspon-

Arab countries, thecurity from industry this year but for Amy

he talu Israel was worried not imports Miss Caulfield, 34, obtained a dents that the Afghan

of foreign blocked the main record

steel already higher this year but by the "steady

by anti-Israeli Arab broadcasts divorce last April from producer had now

into

voluminous Framk Ross after a marriage of tracks leading

Pakistan, than any other year in history of arms to Egypt from the nine years.

but the Mangal tribesmen were

Overseas steel makers still fleeing from their homes better equipped than ever be other by night at the risk of being

to supply the

The suppliers knew what the American fred on.

market and the demand is such

were intended for and that some foreign mills are what the Arab armies were Miss Caulfield learned a few

The political agent of Karram quoting deliveries well into the being trained for. weeks after the divorce that she

on the border, told

second quarter of next year, hoi

raust strengthen was pregnant. However, the Agency,

military preparedness by im- couple announced they did not correspondents that more Man-aud

Cal refugees were pouring into Mr Howell said the American proving the training of our anticipate reconciliation.

Pakistan every day. The Man- | Industry's best defence is a cost- soldiers and providing them Miss Caulfield said the child gals are 'one of the most in- reduction programme, with in- with arms of the same quailty would be named Caulfielä Kevin | portant tribes of - Afghanistan. | densification of research and as those in the possession of the

development efforis.-UPI.

Arabs," he said-Beuter.

The couple had children.

Hoss-UPI.

-Reuter,

fore

Soviet Union

arms

Our

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35.

ACROSS

2 Sarah's brolly? (4)

7 Landing place, possibly (6)

B Old radio show (4)

Display of anger in a pre-

liminary round (4)

10 I give up! (7)

12 Tale one

Courno (4)

could spin,

of

15 Trying periods for cricketers?

18 Dispatched (4)(

19

29

22

DOWN

1 Blue-stocking land? (5)

2 Acceded to a request (7)

4 The rep's a little gentleman

(5),

5 Shown by Ruth? (4)

6" Khayyam" (4)

Big crowd in a pub (4)

'11 Stupid (5)

13 Woe is met (4)

14 Birthday suiti (4)

16 The mark of the beast (6)

10 Paid about A pound for 17 It won't grow in a boot, how-

material (8) ...

21 Tears arunder: (5)

22 They'll be themselves, we're

told (4)

23 Even if clerical it would stil

- be wrong (5)

26 They're deposited by layleam

(4)

29 Roof-top features of this TV

age (7)

30 Bettled, for a/do'(4)

31 Starter's puti,?) (4)

32 Vegetable dlh (5)

33 Spiv's address? Nishbách (4)

ever (4) +

18 All nice and cosy (4)

20 Song-ket. (?)

22 Brought up (4) /

24 Hard Liner (6)

RADIO PLANS

London, Nov. 8.

The British Government is reported today to be "alarmed" at Japanese plans to produce transistor radio sets at Shannon, in the Irish Republic.

The political correspondent of "And there is the question of the Sunday Express nsseris Imperial Preference, which is this int n front-page article available for Irish-made goods. under an eight column headline It the Japanese sets meet "the reading *New Jap Trade conditions for preference, they will get the added advantage of

Threat."

According to the correspon it in the British market dent, Mr Reginald, Maudling, "The conditions fre strict. President of the Board of Goods must comprise about 50 Trade, has ordered a speedy per cent of row materials of investigation" of the Japanese Britisia or Irish origin, and 50

He adds "The schemNE may per cent of the inbour

must be British or Irish. herald a Japanese invasión British markets from an advan- tagcous base in Ireland."

lans.

20,000 SETS

of

of

The Sony Corporation Japan have announced plans to tum out 10,000 translator radio sets a month from a Shantion factory made available to them by the Irish Government.

Within three years, they may be producing 20,000 sets

month.

content

"It is not yet known whether the Japanese radios will meet these tests but the position will be closely watched

FUTURE. INVASION "But the Board of Trade la not only concerned about the immediate "plans for Japanese radio production,

"The attractive terms offered by the Irish Government to in- duve foreign Industrialists

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The factory is in an. area establish "themselves at Shan- belog developed with Irish non may mean a much larger Government help around Shan- invasion by the Japanese in the

25 Another name for a wall, per- non Airport facing economic tuture."

hape (5)

27 Pleased the eye? (4)

28 Tops up (4) ..

BATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Acrom: 1 Physic, 7 Ople, 9 Wedge, 10 Salbu, 13-Agl; 13. Capitulate, 15 Iron, 16 Boat 19 Malingerur, 22 Hoan, 24 Bible, 25 March, 28 Menu, 27 Engla Down: 2 Had up, 3 Sweat, 4 Castle, 5 (Sal)Volatile, 4. Lint, 6 Poser, 12 Inner, 18 Caber, 14 Istanbul, 17 Amain, 18 Minero, 20 Gamki, 21 Rural, 25 O-Bur.

trouble because it is being The correspondent points out overflown by jet airliners.

that

the Irish Government is The Sunday Express writer allowing firms 25 years trading: says that the Japanese radios free of tax and grants of up to produced at Shannon will be £50,000 for factory building. sold in competition with British He predicts that the “ad- products in Europe and · else: vantages of top of the

He adds, "By establishing "ontically law Japatze thecnocives in Ireland, the costs of production roughly Japs may also evade the tries le-tenth of British cost quoia restriction) imgomed : où will enable them to undercut direct imports from Japan British industrialists · In the wolf to the British bomo Zone and European - marketa! market.

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