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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1959.

BRITAIN'S MOVE ON

FRENCH ATOM TEST

VATICAN'S

'Don't Ignore

NEW BLAST African Protests

United Nations, Nov. 9.

AT CHINA Britain will tell France tomorrow not to

Vatican City, Nov. 9.

The situation of Catholics in

Communist Chind is steadily worsening and

ignore the protests of neighbouring Áfrican states against her proposed atomic bomb test in the Sahara.

Br

At the same time Britain to the hope that France would more sacrilegious appoint-night completed a draft resolu-associate herself with the ments of bishops have been Lion

aimed at bringing France, ringements which might de made, the Vatican City into any ultimate international worked out in order to achieve

agreement to cease nuclear wen- nowspaper Observatore

pous Tents for all tirne. Romano charged today.

The rowspaper recalled that in a speech made last May Pope John XXIII called the atten- lion of the world to the plight of Catholtes in China,

"In the last six montis the situation of Catholics continued to worsen,' the newspaper raid.

Observatore said that Jast May, when the Pope spoke about Calna, about 40 bishops had been' arbitrarfly elected and another 20 consecrated.

"These figures," Observatore)

huve Romano said, tuppear to increased. The fast conserra- tion of which we have indirect news is that of the new 'bishap' of Peking."

of

The newspaper said Joseph Yao, Kwang Yu, elected Bishop by the patriotic association Catholics, was consecrated last August in the new cathedral of Nantang.-UPL

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The move countered in Atro- Astan resolution In the main political committee here which would express "grave concern" over French plans to explode an atomic bomb in the Sahara

France

abandon urge project.

More Likely

and the

the

zuspension of nuclear terts-under

effective interno- tional control.”

Not H-Bomb

't would further request France to take full account of expressed" in the the views debate.

Mr David Ormsby-Gore, Brl- tish Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, inlilated the in putting in its new resolu- resolution and was expected to tion, which was expected to be introduce it in the 92-member.

published Tomorrow, committee tomorrow morning. formally

sald hold The An earlier report which cir Britam was view that it was more likely to culated in the lobbies to the dissuade the French from their effect that France would be in- intentions than the earlier re- | vited to join the Geneva talks solution which was concerned | en nuclear tents suspension was

denied. only with the Soharn proposui.

Britain WHS understood want 16 point up the importance of stopping nuclear testing everywhere, whereas the ather resolution concentrated on one small atomic bombs walch it was proposed to explode in a parti cular piece of territory.

At the same time, the

sald Writish werd

anxious to have the French Lake

So

The negotiators In Geneva are delegates of the powers which have already conducted nuclear and thermo-nuclear tests-Bri- thin, the United States and the Soviet Union.

M. Jules Moch of France an- nounced here last week that France proposed to explode only be an atomic weapon, not a hydro- gen bomb such as the other three serious account of nations have detonated.Reuter. African states' apprehensions at the possible effects of the Sahara project,

Though Britain was satisfied with precautions proposed by France, these African tears de- served every sympathy, must not be dismissed out of hand,

The resolution, In Anal form, would, it was learned, express

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'Glorymania'

Man Told 'No Tombstone Before You Die'

Newton-Le-Willows,

Nov. 9.

A man who wanted to erect his own tomb- stone in the cemetery here before his death had his request turn- ed down by the Urban Council today.

011

A request to have a special inscription

adjoining stone to his late wife was also turned down,

The man, 62-year-old William Henry Kempster, told reporters afterwards that he would go to uny expense to have the council change its decision.

He wanted to spend £110 on two white Italian marble head- stoner.

Not Christian

A Council spokesman mid that the Council considered the on the Inscription proposed late Mrs Kempster's headstone was "no! Christian in clay- acter."

Mr Kempster added: "I have no fear of death. I just wanted 10 make pro in for myself when I die. All I wanted on my headstore was Willin Henry Kempster, born Maesbury March, Shropshire,

"I want to leave the date of death blank so that it can be Alled in after I have been buried."

1 Made Mistakes The inscription. Mr Kempster United Nations, Nov. 9. wanted on his wife's tomb M. Moch, the French dele-reads:

gato, today twice inter- "My very dear wonderful wife rupted a long statement May. If I had thought of cer- tain words in the Bibic you by the Soudi Arabian

not have passed away would Minister for United No- at the early age of sa.

made

mistakes, dear

I will not say goodbye, but some fatrer clime bid you good morning.

in

tions Affairs, on grounds that it contained "cafum- woman, but some day the long nious, slanderous imputa-sleep will come to me, and my troubled mind will be at rest, tions" against France. The Arab delegate, Mr Ahmad Shukairy, who was speaking. in the main political committee's debate on French plans to ex- nlode an atomic bomb in the Sahara,

that assorted France suffered from "Glory- Bill"-China Matt Special,

marita,"

He also

had

declared that the French were "on the brink of bankruptcy."

M. Moch demanded that the Chairman, Dr Franz Martsch of Austria, call the Saudi Ara- blan spokesman to order,

M. Moch described Mr Shukairy as "a professional in

and incitement, bad taste

- sults."

"Yours till the end of life's story, wonderful woman.

"Your very loving husband-

Christmas In

Guinea

United Nations, Nov, D. Mr Dag Hammarckjold, UN. Secretary-General, will spend Christmas in the world's newest nation, Guinea, as part of a 10- day trip through Africa Europe, it was learned tonight, Saud!Reuter,

Not France Noting that he had himself

been attacked in the Arabian statement, M Moch sold he did not mind that, but he would not admit attacks against France.

Kaising his voice in reply, Mr Shukairy declared that what he

had been trying to do was to state that the attack of France against the safety of humanity should not be allowed."

"How should the world feel about your French nuclear fest- ing when it endangers the safety of mankind?" he asked.

The United States delegate, Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, speak- the first time in the debate, made a brief statement as the final speaker before the luncheon adjournment,

ing for

He said his Government favoured an effectively controll. ed agreement to end all nuclear weapon tests, eliminating the "further introduction of radio- activity into the atmosphere,"

Mr Lodge did not come out for or against French plans, but he said he hoped American experience would be "helpful" as regards precautions against health hazards.---Reuter.

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