1960-02-03 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1960.

MAC MEETS S. AFRICAN LIBERALS PAUL REVERE WARNS.

AT GARDEN PARTY,

A CHANCE TO HEAR

CRITICS OF GOVT.

Capetown, Feb. 2.

A garden party at the home of Britain's High Com- missioner to South Africa today turned into a stage for political talks between the British Premier, Mr Harold Macmillan and South Afri- can Liberal lenders.

This was the only opportunity Mr Mazmian was given to meet opinion which, apart from non- white views, la mest opposed to the national government.

The garden party was held int Mr Macmillan's honour by High Commissioner Sir John Maude On le lawns of the

Mr Macmillan

white

thatched house in the shadow of Table Mouentuda.

It was intended to be merely gracious oficial function, but the first inkling of Mr Macrnillon's Intention to meet the Liberals: eafne when Mrs Margaret Bailin- ger. representative of the Afri- cans in the Union Parliament, joined the British Premier on the wide veriunds and eat and talked with him for more than 15 minutes.

Old monarchs die

Lagos, Feb. 2. dratha

Lodny

JJ

wrre

of

two

The ported Woman monarchs who claimed 285 years between

them.

The first was the tradi- tional Queen of Big Asq Town, Her Royal Highness Ito Ekong Exu Nyok, who claimed to be 130 years old, She WAN the daughter of the ninth king p the town, who ruled in

the 1500s.

Chief Was

of Abeo. kula, who claimed to be She was 125 years old. one of the Inosi senior tribal chief in die western region.rt.

The second

Marian Ayllaer

followed

Mrs. Ballinger was by the Anglican Archbishop of Capetown, the Mos Hev. Joost de Dunk, one of the Govern- ment's most outspoken und hat | ed crities, and then by Patrick |

Chairman ak the Duncan, Liberal party.

IRRITATED

Mrs Ballinger said she was informed only an hour before flue quirty begon that Mr Macallan wonted to meet her. The message was given her by Mr Erie Louw, South Afrlean Minkter of External Affairs, According to a source close

Mr Macron to htm

difficulties put "irritated" ly in the way of his moving non- white political leaders by the South African Government's

vratrangements.

WI

it Is understood MA Mac- millas realised it would be awkward if he insisted on nicet- ing non-whites, but he hit

clear he lid want To se Liberals and get from views fairly near to whites,

the them

Mt Ballinger, Mr Duncan and Archbishop De Biank told Mr Macmillan of their belief that

should be non-whites allowed to play a greater part. In the government and that the wtrict (apartheid) policy of the na tionalist is taking the coun- try in the wrong direction, Mr Macmillan, listened intently to their views

For the birth of her third baby in a few weeks time, the queen will once more be attended by Biafer Helen Rowe, who was present for, the birth of both Prince Charles and Princess Anne. She was recently in Yorkshire, looking after 10-day-old Charlotte Ramsdent and her mother, who is the wife of Tory M. P. James Ramsden, Blater Rowe had attended the births of two more of the five Ramsden children. Picture shows Shaler Rowo with the tree Ramsden children, Emma; 2, Charlotte, and George. 6, whose births she assisted. - Express Photo.

U.S. defence

plans No European vote in Congo

termed inadequate

Washington, Feb. 2.

gregation Gen. Thomas S. Power, head of the Strategic Air Command, told Senate investigators today that

U.S. defence plans were inadequate.

as

tisuni,

He urged Congress to odd

but did not coinment on them, fuinta to President Eisenhower's It was reported, however, that budget to keep "the highest pos-

he did express interest in whitessible percentage” of bombers co-operating more with the airborne at all times. African middle elasse, which

Gen. Power said the U.S. has

any prowing in South Africa, the "deterrent margin" or air and using them to mould strength to keep Russia from "primitive" Africans,

DANGEROUS

This is in accordance with i

the Premier's views, indicated in

attacking.

SOVIET MISSILES

But he held

to his warning

his various speeches during his that unless steps are taken the

tour, that African pallonalist time with comé .when 300 So- extremisin is 13 dangerous aviet missiles force as white nationalism,

It is highly unlikely now that Me Maendlan will get a chance to see non-whites, for his arrangements are so tight that no opportunity appears to present itself.

As une Liberal sald 01 ** parly: "Macmillan £4 rather Nico # prisoner in Grunte! Schuur." (Groote Schuur is the official residence of the South **Afriena Premier).--AP.

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

22

23 24

19

3 Boss in a studio! (4)

7 Ill-golten gain? (8)

BA Vessel obviously

sealed. (4)

Pay attention. (4)

not

10 a tract, not quite devoid of vegetation, it seems, (7)

12 They are often sat an (4)

15 Another name for a call, per-

hapa. (0)

18 Itang hack to growl. (4)

19 A goddees will entertain, (8)

21 0.8. city. (5)

22 For-end? (4)

23 Once

(B)

more a profit in reen.

20 Jane Austen character, (4)

29 Not in the pink. (7)

30 Pin down. (4)

8

12 13

16

DOWN

1 Lights out? (0)

2 Unhallowed. (7)

4 As a letter it's all Oreck to

mo. (5)

& Bcrow up one's courage, (4)

Put to death. (4)

0 He has something coming to

Irun. (4)

11 Novice priest's animal, (3)

13 Some fiers actually eat 111

(4)

14 Went at a fair pace. (4)

10 Stain spoils this fabric. (5) 17 Man, maybe, in his leisure.

(4)

18 itów

Jooks (4)

pessimist umally

24 Clutches pleces of luggago

(5) change one's ap 25 Possibly u twin pale. (B)

20 Worldly. (7)

22 Biblical name, (4)

31 Btorage pit. (4)

32 Not yet Ignited. (5)

93 It chal

pearance. (4)

27 Chain letters? (4)

28 Before long

paraan will lore his head. (4)

Idea,

could knock out the U.S. striking force in 30 minutes.

General Power, i statang that warning, refused to back away from a view which the Defener Secretary, Mr Thomas S. Gates, disputed on Monday as "unrealistic. -UPI,

Mikoyan going to

Cuba

Moscow, Feb. 2. Anastas I. Mikoyan is leav

ing for Cuba to give a boost to revolutionary morale in the turbulent island.

The exact date of his depar- ture has not been announced here, and the situation may be the same as when the First De- puly Premier left for Mexico.

Oil drillers Authorities announced he had

drowned

Brunel, Feb. 2.

left only after his plane had

taken off.

(in Havana, the Cuban Gov- erriment said Mikoyan was due on Thursday. No other details of his week-lung visit were an- Scorchers recovered the nounced except that he will open

bodies of two oil drillers the Soviet Trade exhibition from the flooded Baram Havana on Saturday.)--AP.

River on Saturday, three

days after they disappear-

od from the floating oil Successful U.S.

company village where

they lived:

The victims were identified as Alixander Lawrie Drysdale, 28 and James Seward Miles, 27.

Both men were married, and A Drysdale had two children.

A Brunci Shell Petroleum Co. sald Drysdale Lid, spokesman had vunished shortly before midnight on Wednesday,

Miles apparently was lost as he searched alone for Drysdale. Both men came to the Shell camp at Brunes during 1950.- UPL

Not quite

San Diego, Feb. 2. Dallas Shalben Alors, 52, naserted he was of "modern-day Hobin Hood" when he was urrested on burglary charges. But Police sold his dealings with the poor didn't all the bill.

"Actually, Akers cold the items he sole at a discourse to the poor," Buld detective, Errion Hyait, of don't think he's much of a Itobla Hood,"UPI.

Soviet elafila

Moscow, Feb. 2.

A Soviet scientist said tonight that Russia's launching of two rocketa into the Patille had been that no further to successful tests there would be necciary.

Record

rocket test

.Cape Canaveral, Feb. 2.

in

Titan intercontinental ballistic missile the United States' most powerful military rocket thundered aloft here to- day on its first successful test fight in nearly nine months,

In Washingten, Lieutenant Generi Bernard Schriever, Head of the Air Research and Development Command, nounced that the Titans teal had Ecen completely successful."

20-

"It was the first flight where we had complete guidance and second stage operation," he said,

-Reuter.

Brussels, Fob. 2. Europeans will have no voto In the Congo, which will become independent on June 30 this your.

This was decided today by a committee of the Belgo-Con- golese round table conferenceį charged with drawing up elec- toral rules for the poils in May and June to elect the Con golese Senate and provincial assemblies.

Congolese women will not be allowed to vote but can run for election.

Most Europeans in the Congo are elvil servants or employees of large coluntal Arms.ÚPI.

Inquiry

the

| More car

workers

go on strike

Birmingham, Feb. 2. Seven hundred more men workers in the English car industry wont on strike today.

OF ANOTHER BRITISH INVASION

New York, Feb. 2.

Paul Revere, the legendary horseman who galloped his way into American history when he rode to warn of the coming of the British in the revolutionary war, brought news last night of another British invasion.

A mún dressed as Rovere, u Main contre of dispute was bleck tricors hat and cloak, and the British Motor Corporation's riding a white horse, braved the factory in Birmingham where rush-hour traffle in Times Squar an official pay strike,by;85 oles, i to call attention to a giant neð tricians had so far caused 25,000 advertising sign for British ather workers to be stood off in

Overseas Airways Corporation. Birmingham. Oxford and Coventry.

3 'REDCOATS'

An unofficial stoppuge by 000 men over working conditions nt Mulliners, Birmingham Car The sign, 75.fbel high, toweri body bullding subsidiary, had ever a busy corner in the heart made 4,000 file at the Standard- of Broadway's theatreland, fash Triumph works at Coventry. ing silhouette travel ima of a. The strikers at Mulliners decid- the countries served by Bone of ed later today to return to wark giant white screen of neos tomorrow.

A

bulbe.

U.S. U.S. EDITOR'S

PROTEST TO BRITISH TV

New York, Feb. 2. An American magazino sdi-

tor protested today that misrepresentation, lod him to appear on a British telo- vision programme which A second unofficial walk- While three large cheerful

developed a thome of out by 30 sheet metal workers and unmistakably American

"What's wrong with the over a

the vacancy at the Rover young meni dressed in

United States?" uniforms of the British "Red Company plant at Coventry had brought out 2,000 other coats" stood guard on a plai

Norman Cousins, Editor of the men there and in Birming- form above it, the sign flached Saturday Review, cabled His on for the first time, while protest to Kenneth Tynan, who home pacini produced the programme, Wa Revere, with his nervously in the lee of a raffe Dissent," last Saturday, on the island mid the glare and dis,ITA otwork. obligingly pointed at It for Mr Cousins requested the right photographers. China Mal to organise a programme "on SpeciaL

What's right with America, with Tynan to pay the expenses,

More than

Americanis made ilmed remaries on the 90- mute programine.

ham.----Router.

2 killed

im

manoeuvres

Munich, Feb. 3. civilian and

Д non. commissioned officer were killed and two soldiers and a woman injured on Tuesday during "winter shield" manoeuvres in- volving 60,000 American and West German troops in Bavaria.

2

At Amberg 50-year-old woman was crushed by a tank and her daughter clipped by a track of the tank, was seriously injured and taken to hospital.

Near Nabburg a West German mountalu truck furned over and a non-commissioned officer was killed and two soldiers injured.

AFP.

Damages

Montpelier, Vt, Flob, 2. The Vermont Supreme Court held Frederick Humaton llable for damages caused when his car hit a parked wagon despite claims at Humiston was not

an

in- because toxicated passenger had tried to shake his hand while he was driving---UPI.

London, Feb. 2. The Governor of Nyasaland, Sir Robert Armitage, is to hold a furnal Inquiry into

at Blantyre demonstration during a visit of the Prune responsibic Minister, Mr Harold Macmillan, to the town Inst Tuesday. -

Reuter,

Unusual request to

telephone company

Chloro, Feb. 2.

A man by the name of Bigmund Baby likes the letter "A" and that's what bolbers the Ellinois Beli Telephone Com- раду.

Schy and the telephone company tangled yesterday in P hearing before the Blinola Commerce Commia- slon. At issue was Betty's demand that linols Bell Hat his telephone answering ser- vice in the Chicago directory

198

A

MA

AɅA

^^^^

^^^^А

AAAAAA

AAAAAAAA ^^^^^^^^A AAAAAAAAAA

Man, who drove nail into dog, appeals

Dunstable, Feb. 2.

Each line of 'A's would be followed by the telephone number de 2-7000,

-Schy said he wants to do business under each of these "names" and mid the tele- phone company's tariff per- mits these llatings if he pays 75 oenia extra for each one. Such a sting would lead all others in the alphabeticnt telephone book and the Fel- low pages commercial direc- Lory.

The telephone company contenda itu tarify forbids any unnecessary arrangements of names.

The Commerce Commission took the case under udvian-. ment—UPI.

Chinese leaving

Indonesia

Djakarta, Feb, 2.

Chinese Communist shion are

en route to Indonesia to pick up the first batch of Chinete re- patriates.

They are roluming home COB

Washington,D.C..

right to vote

Washington, Feb. 2. The Senato today passed 4 constitutional amendment to repeal the poll tax, to give District of Columbia rezidents the right to vole in presidential elections and to let gover- nora temporarily thousa vacancies in critical emer- gencies.

The three-park proposal the house, now, roes, to

vote where. A two-thirds also: is required. plus rack-" floation

by three-fourths of the states.-UPL

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NEVER AGREED The editor told Tynan he never agreed to appear on a

theme programme

of "What's wrong with the United States" nor did he know his rimaries would bo combined with those of others on a single programme.

Mr Cousins told

inter vlower he was not accusing Tynan of bad faith but that the combined

tha appearances of Aunericitur tada it appear that there was a concerted effort to eriticise the country.

not

Mr Cousins said he did criticise the United States ruch but that he had urged that 1, along with the Soviet Union

10 and Britain, step up efforts end the arms race, to eliminate the possiblity of mass destŕve- tion

На siressed that the race could not be ended by any one

power clone-AP.

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Peter Walker, 42, was released on £25 ball here government's ban on ollen

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Tokyo, Feb. 2. Upset, 10. Poser, 11 Putt, 18 Nanlematic. 13 FLE. in, 10 Rasp,

The Tokyo District Court's 19 Trundle type, 22 Hero, 24 Rdvenc 25 Elect, 26 Coon. 37 Sh Civil Department courtroom not and-y. lown 2 Eparu, Titus, 4 Re-peal, i Dlapirli, 8 Ceri, 0, record on Monday, Fer, the Deuce, 12 Tone, 18 North, 14 Improved, 17 Strop, 18 Beings, 20 Brat line in Kehlkory, Omoge, 21 Yield, 23 Eros.

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