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Police Expect

VERY COLD

COLD Trouble From

AR J. B. Priestley must

MR

be about the most un-

popular Englishman

visit Australia since Harshd

Larwood went there a quar-

ter of n entury ago.

Demonstrators ·

Niigata, Dec. 11.

Mr and Mrs Priestley went Tension mounted here today as 200 pro-

Melbourne 1 attend an

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ference, and. Tiky.

con-

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pence conferences, it ended

with an almighty row,

A. $2 consequence, Mr

Priestley has

said some

mighty unkind thing

Seoul Koreans tried to obstruct the arrival of the first group of resident Koreans to be repatriated to North Korea.

The pro-Seoul Koreans strad- abbat Australia in general, i died a railway crossing. It took and Australians in parti- polley and railway guards 22 cular.

He

were

minutes to eject them.

A total of 343 Kurema arrived

said he and his wife

cold shouldered and by train from Tokyo. A heavy police guard prevented a feared treated like lepers.

Chch between the North Koren He said the treatment The pathisers and pro-Soul cle- Australians afforded him Rents apposting the repatriation. was plost contemptible. He went so far as to say he did

SIX HELD not like the smell of the

Australian olitical

Six membr Korean

of to South organisation were

atmosphere, and likened the arrested at the railway station Australians to the Ameri- on

rans when Sen. McCarthy

was holding forth.

Charges of deliberately bloeding frame.

A heavy police and #tar! fhrough.cuit

enter

Police said ultra-nationalistic Japanese groups had the elty to obstruct the repatria-

tion.

Police said there were u confirmed reports that "counter- intelligence gents of South Korea and iniltrated into the city with machine-guns and dynamite.

Felice

WARNING

served notice They would not permit any gathering

in front of the railway station

i and abservers

might ovOT.

Netherlands Aid

To HK Refugees

United Nations, Dec. 10.

The Netherlands will contribute next year the cquivalent of US$26,315 for the relief of refugees in * Hongkong, it was announced here today.

Mr C. W. A. Schurmann, chief delegate of the Netherlands, making the announcement said this\\ would be additional to his government's contribution of US$263,158 to the programme of the High Com- missioner-for-refugees:

The contributions were subject to parliamentary approval.-Reuter.

Iranian

Troops Alerted On Iraq Border

Teheran, Dec. 10.

feared a clash Iranian military garrisons along the Iraqi border were alerted today to watch for any "develop ment" from the direction of Iraq.

The Japanese marttime rafety | board meanwhile Bad four patrol! boats cruising the harbour area. Well, what is it all about? Mri

railway

while the railway from yesterdkry

several and Mrs Priestley attended line Erum Tokyo prevented the helicopters hovered overhead.→ this so-called international outbreak of untoward incidents UPI. peace conference, but when during the nightlong trip. they

A second group of 521 was OK» on Mr

got there,

Priestley's own admission,red to arrive by train from

he found that the Com- munists had taken it over. Now this is what we carinet understand: Mr Priestley boasts of being Yorkshire, Bradford at that, and he kes to say he is plain Jack and no banBERASES.

the Osaku aren.

Two Sovic: ships dropped or tomay to carry the strat Dü Kore.." of resent to North Korea.

Hoth the Krylon, 5,034 tons. and the Tobolsk, 3,407 tons, np. pears with large red cros marks on their while painted; And while none doubts that Ping from the Krylin were flags in Korean, "Wetrume stother; nd." painotie Koreans 10 your

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f the Tobulsk. SPECIAL DUTY

Wreckage Was Not

Missing Aircraft

Panama City, Dec. 16. Search for n Colombian air- liner missing since Tues- day night with 46 persons aboard shifted today to the open Atlantic off the northeast Colombia,

The two Busan his are Fakeduled to sal Monday

e North Korea.

Nugath police headquarters placed 1,200 plinclothesnien on oneri duly to cope with any emergency. Police planned other

corner

of

A report yesterday that A- Colombian plane

of

had Le

AUSTRALIAN

ORDERED EXTRADITED

Serious Riot

CHRISTMAS

ISSUE

Breaks Out OFF the presses to.

In Nigeria

Lagos, Dec. 11.

morrow morning comes a giant Christmas edition of the China Mail -with every one of its 30 pages packed with an exciting variety of the season's features and entertainment for YOU

The ger and

Over 200 steel helmeted police carrying and the entire family.

wicker basket shields threw tear gas grenades yesterday to break up a wild riot after some 10,000 Nigerian rail- waymen demonstrated against their

European bosses.

Police reported 37 persons were injured and 188 demons- trators arrested at the scene of the riot, the Lagos suburb of Etute Metta,

When the riot subsided, the suburb re.embled

# battle-

around A crefusion of uncon- Failee picked up the injured and

scious bodies lay in the streets.

hustled theth off in trucks.

Union officials who led the demonstration claimed Lo

workers were killed, but police denied any deaths.

The loters battled polfee with sticks, stands and broken bol- tles, and when police batons failed to quell them, the tear gas grenades were used

Cars trying to force their way through the battling throng. rume under a hail of stones,

Four Killed As Dynamite-Laden Truck Explodes

Yokohama, Dec. 11.

supplement is big- better than ever this year. Just look at some of the articles, short stories and highlights specially prepared for your reading pleasure:

Farewell to the Fifties the most famous living historian today. Professor Arnold Toynbee, looks back on the decade just ending and makes a prediction for life in the Sixties;

*Party-Time Fashion,

Top

the how to be Christmas

party-time, and a girl wants to look her very best. A truck loaded with four fashion writer Hazel Meyrick

brings women readera tons of dynamite collided latest advice on with another truck in pre- the belle of the down darkness today and ball; exploded with a bomb- like blast that killed four persons and injured 80. Killed were the drivers of both trucks ond their assistants.

There were unconfirmed re ports of "an exchange of the" between an Iranian patrol post and three rloads of armed Iraqis. trylm to croog the border near Tekeh Dahnisian. Tension belwen Iran and Iraq has increased stearifly in recent weeks and just last week Shah Reza Pahlevi spoke out in Press conference against the Kasem regine m Bagdad.

Today's reports of Border un- casiness partn only four days before President Eisenhower's

The trucks collided in scheduled visit to Teheran He due to reach the Iranion

heavily populated district. After the tear gas attack, the Residents within a cupital en Monday for a vili demonstrators broke

1,000- in CO3- of about seven hours during fusion. But They which he will be the guest of grabbed any weapons they could reformed, The Iraqis retreated from the find, and launched vicious coun

ter attacks against the police. Sydney, Australia, was patrol post after the

Police

reinforcements ordered to be extradited firing but one car was surround-cuiled in, and

for 30 minutes to face charges of obtained by Iranian patrols and five ing A£3,500 under false Iraqis were arrested, the report

weapons. pretences.

FROM U.S.

San Francisco, Dec. 11. Kevin Richard Gale, 35, of the Stah.

id:

reported

The Iraqis were being held by pending border patrol guards

Was

Detective Sergeant Neville

a decisión on how to handle Souththem Stevenson, of the New

from Teheran, it Wales Police, applied for ex-¦

reported.-UP!. tradition.

Mr Priestley is sincere in his efforts to promote in- ternational peace, we patise T. chif of the Best Cross to consider if he is as band-jre, fiction centre and Japane e headed as he pretends to be forante, officiats immediately when he falls for the oldest i think trick in the Reds' pack. Mr Priestley has worked in

Fleet Street. He was a good newspaperinan lung before

Fearne successful novelist and playwright. H anyone should know what gos on behind the scenes, then Priestley should.

to call on 300 students at a sighted the wreckage walked into the trap, at-, police training school for help twin-engined C-46 in the jungles) tended the conference, and it caned necessary.

of central Panama proved to bei Commissioner got himself cold shoulder- Thur was unrest in this porta misunderstanding apparently ed by the public.

city a pro-Seoul elements said caused by inaccurate transla-

"¡ police tried in slop thein from port by operators at the rause anyone in!

Canal trying to Australia to lose any sleep: Kure bound Koreans to change convince the North

Zone rescue centre.

The search shifted after re- And if only he will stop this their minds.

port: were riceived that plane) willy dirting with politics. A group of 2,000 pro-Scou! fragments were seen floating in and get back to novel writ- Koreans

Th report WHS ing which he does under a front of the Niigata railway

sued by the Civil Atrongalics before Gale will be turned over stand, everyone will be the station and then demonstrate in

Bord at Rogela which did not

{" Stevenson specify its origin. It said plane

for return better pleased.

a parade through the city.

fras menta, possibly belonging to

Sydney. the nising C-46 • Curtiss Commage of "San" airlines. weeks were sighted afloat outside the gulf of Uraba, some 100 miles) from the small seaport of Turbo on the northeast coast,

The order was made by U.S..

Joseph Karesh upon receiving evidence pre- rented by Sg Stevenson and

Rat Priestley's hard words they would resort to "force" if |tion of a Spanish-language resaha E. Anderton, altorney here;

won't

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US Air Force rescue mission "nits resumed their search for the missing plane at duwn.-UPI.

Ship Collides With Truck

San Sebastian, Dec. 11. A ship collided

fruck here today,

with a

The bow of the Spanish trawler Trincherie, mano- euvring into a berth by the fishing wharf hit a truck parked close to the wharf's edre.

No damage to the ship Was reported — but the truck was severely dam- aged-UPI.

10 Australia.

APPROVAL

The U.S. rous!

Secretary of State approve the extradition

to

I would take three to Ave

before this could be necomplished.

*

Gole

he was mos, anxious to return and defend himself and express

to Australia

cet fear that evidence he might need for defence would become unavailable with the passing of

Lime.

Gule was extradited on charges of ilsely representing a Eccre- torial service, called Gale Cor- poration Proprietary, Ltd., William Clarke Wallace, of | Sydney.UPI.

to

Mme Laval Dies

Cyclone Destroys Town

Lorenzo Marquez,

Dec. 10. The town of Mocim- boa Da Praia in Mozambique was com. pletely destroyed by a cyclone last night, ac- cording to reports reaching here.

It was feared that o great number of people had died in the dit- aster.-AFP.

Colony's Revenue

tor

The Colony's revenue Paris, Dec. 11, October was $75,724,550.97, and Madame Plerre Laval, widow expenditure $84,095,004.19, re- of the former Premier of bulling, in a surplus of $11,028,- France under the wartime 575.78. The General Revenue Vichy regime, died yesterday Balance on October 31 stood at at her home.-AFP,

$479,183,051.40.

NO MORE WEAPONS AT MEETINGS

י

Port Moresby, Deo, 10. This was “eksetitial for the safety" of council members, a senior native, affairs official

A New Guinea native local government counell her pass- ed a law forbidding members from

Taking weapons to council meetings. - -

Under time new law, members

anid today: Offenders are liable to, в Пдф of £5 or a month. in gaol.. The official explained: "The department excourages these

of Walyo Council in the meetings as a "beginning Chimbu area. of the Now Guinea highlands have leave their stone RXCE arrows at the door.

and

to

eventual self government, “But the Chimbus are: Hot, fem- pered and love to thoroughly “discuss toples and diapufen.

council member threatened another

Tear Gas

more police batons inei

stment of rioters' Finally the rioters fled.

11

Among the casualties were number of journalists, including the news editor of the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission. Reginald Fur, who was Jourd lying unconscious in the middle of a road,UPI.

Q

Talk About Ghosts when the festive dinner in over and the lights are low, talls will turn to the tradition- al subject of ghosts-read this exciting article before. hand.

But there are only a few of highlights - there is a Christmas menu by famous

yard radius of the collision the were literally blown from chefs, their beds by the tremen- master dous explosion.

Я seasonal thriller by detective-writer Cyril Hare, the adventure story of

Police said 80 persons living Wild West Christmas, articles on toys, gifts children can make in the area were injured,

and much, much more. two seriously, by flying

And, of courac, All

YOUT glass and fallen timber,

favourite

comics. cartoons. Eight houses were destroy puzzles, three pages of news

the ed and 38 damaged, they plctures,

best in

sporla said.

coverage and comment and all

It was the second explosion the latest news and views.

to rock Yokohama this TAKE HOME A CHINA month.-UPI.

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