1960-03-17 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1960.

British disarmament plan

French students strike

Paris, Mar. 16. Thousand of French students began a 48-hour striko today to protest stiff now draft lows which provide that all students reaching the age of 25 bo drafted, regardloss of circum:

stonces. Student

unless

tenker

satch

the strike may go on indefinitely gives the government positive evidence it is seriously considering the students enuse. The students demanded the government consider academie accomplishments and study re- quirements-UPI.

NUCLEAR WEAPONS MUST NEVER BE

PUT INTO ORBIT"

Genova, Mar. 16.

Britain told the East-West disarmament conference here today that it must be ensured that nuclear weapons are nevor orbit around the world by put into anyone.

This declaration was made by Mr D. Ormsby-Gore, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, when he presented the Western plan

this morning.

Te

Wan

said that today it unquestionably possible to put very large weights, which could carry nuclear weapons, inta orbit round the world.

1

But it was not yet possible to bring them back to earth at

"Let us be thankful for that," Mr Ormsby-Gore said.

Besene- work selected spol.

Logan, West Virginia,

Mar. 18.

the 14th tudy today from the depths of

Workers veuvered

The Brillsh delegation chief "We passed one such sakk point in 1947 when we missed

Koldun Duportunity

to

the Holden coal mine near here tho where 1B hers were trapped! enrure that nuclear energy was any but peaceful cave-in not used for eight days ago by n

purpose and fire. UPI.

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A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

14

1 Spouter, perhaps old (6)

4 Amphitheatre à long tlme

Jock. (8)

7 Draws forth at the fallow-

ing Break (8)

8 Composer of "The Spanish

Fish" (B)

John Gilpin's calling. (0)

11 Father has swallowed the

DOWN

1 1,000 dollar plana (5)

of one, (3)

5

( Marice? (4)

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"We do not want toʻmits an-` other sich point of no return." Mr Ormsby-Gore cald there were four essential pre- requisitas to any disarmament plan:

must not at any Blago give significant mulli- The plan lary advantage to one boun- try or group of countries over others

• There must be effective con- iral. It is no use "blinking at the fact that suspicion Exials between nations and ihey will not be convinced that their neighbours have in fact reduced their forces until they have proof of it. It must be the object of 's control

to furnish system such proof.”

• The need for steady progress lowards a definite and open- ly declared final goal. "The confidence orealed by steady progress in disarmament wit be us to find solutions" to political probletns,

• The need machinery for maintaining inw and order in a disarmed world,

Mr Ormsby-Gore sald that the West's sincere intentions were to achieve "real and com- prehensive disarmament as soon as possible."

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He said that there were two main objectives.

The first

economic one. Disarmament would re- lease vast sums of money and other resources for innumer. able projects for raising stan- dards of living.

Secondly disarmament was necessary to create confidence among nations confidence that they will not be attacked by other nations or groups of Ballons. This would prevent Panic measures or miscalcula- Lions which might lead to war -Acuter.

him. He

flashed a red A farmer's wife thrust out her arms and charged towards sloth and stepped aside, Blonde Mrs Jaqulipe. Ilitchcock was helping her husband. El Ingles

British maiador Vincent Hitchcock-to get back in trim for the coming season in Spain. Hitchcock, who farms at Favershan, Kent, is returning to Spain. Ploture shown daughter Teresa, 2, watching as the Itahcocks practise cape work in the courtyard of their farm. -Express Photo,

Power of French

atomic explosion revealed

Paris, Mar. 16.

The French atomic bomb exploded in the Sahara desert last month had a power equivalent to between 60,000 and 70,000 tons of TNT. was officially announced today.

This

means the bomb was about three to three and a half

powerful

ay

as the Worst storm

times American atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. The Hiroshima atom bomb is generally believed to have exploded with a force equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT.

by

A second communique issued Milstry said the Defence

Fut

Sahara test. Reggan was "minimal."

60 arrested in radioactive fallent from the

tribal warfare

Elizabethville, Mar. 16. More than 60 armed men have been arrested in Katanga Province where at least seven Africans died in weekend tribal fighting.

Poller and troops were skill patrolling villages in the area today, but calm has been restored.

Fighing broke out 1Wo

There was no case of anyone being contaminated internally con- and the only external tamination whts of clothing in a "very admissible dose" of a radiation strength comparable with that of a luminous wrist watch dial.

RADIOACTIVITY

Grand Bank, Mar. 16. shanage was estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars here today after a two-day battering from one of the worst blizzarda ever to hit southern New foundland.

A 60-mile-ap-bour sale with heavy snow cat tele- graph and telephone coN- munications with the out- side world, knocked out power and water services and washed away bulld- oli wharvos Ings,

and tanka-Reuter.

500 die annually

It

The only place where notable radioactivity was recorded was 250 miles southeast of Reggan at Bor Arak in the Hoggar mountains, a military post

Welkom, Mar. 10. occupied only by soldiers, the Mining accidents claimed the communique said,

lives of eight Atrieang on Radioactivity there was Orange Free Stato odnelda rival political groupsrinimal of the dose considered the past 24 hours. It was re- parliament recently Jocal Katanga permissible without danger to ported in representing

occurred that about 600 miners are killed natives und Batuba immigrants human being. It

in South Africa... after the explosion. I annually Kasal four hours from the central

AP.

Provianco.-Reuter.

between

AP

Labour's decision on

Spen

nationalisation

as

victory for Gaitskell

London, Mar. 16.

Baby Prince photographed

for first time

London, Mar, 16.

The newly born Prince, the

Queen's second, has blue i

eyes and dark hair, the

Cecil

photographer, Mr Beaton, said after taking

pictures of the Royal

Family today..

This was the first time the little Princo had had his picture. taken. Mr Beaton said the baby belwaved very

well throughout the proceedings, and kept his eyes open all the time.

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Macmillan opposes

extreme measures

against S. Africa

London, Mar, 16,

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan indicated today that he is opposed to extreme Government measures in connection with African racial problems.

Spçuk on

television breddcast," the Prime Minister reminded his listeners that in Capetown he had spoken about the "wint of change blowing

trough Africa."

But he added:

"That's not the some thing na

a bowling tempest

blow W

that would

110 whole developing civilisation.

now

"We must at all cost avold hot.

Macmillan declared that he and the Government of South Africa "don't agree on everything - we don't agree on the metal problem. I did not hesitate while in Capetown to state our vlow," he added:

UNCOMMITTED NATIONS

New Yard

attack

on crime

London, Mar. 16.

Jus Scotland Yard

: nounced the establish- ment of "a minor Inter- pol" to holp fight organised crimp in the Landon area.

The new organisation-ɑ cri-

house for in-

on the activities of criminals and their

"This is an argument that will minal Intelligence bureau-wili not be settled....by bitter words act as clearing bandied at each other and formation lenst of oll by light-heartedly prominent advocating boycotts without associates.

A statement said the new on counting the cost.

ganisation will receive from "Surely the right way is to the various departments at New Yard and from show our territories that the Scotiand

divisions and sub-divisions in principles of multi-racial society

about formation

organised really worita"

crime, and will collect, evaluate, and disseminate its criminal in- telligence Information to force."

Macmillan went on to say that the world today is divided into two major blocs-the free world and the Communist side.

the

It is not intended that officera belonging to the how section will

"But in between milllans in carry out Investigations them- Africa, Asia and elsewhere selves. Rather they are to act administrative force.--- aren't committed to either as an

side. Our job is to show our China Mail Special. way provides the fuller and the happier and the freer Ilfe." -UFI.

New nuclear New nuclear

submarine

Newport News, Mar. 10. The US, nuclear attack sub- marine Shark, shaped like a whale but with the speed and manoeuvrability of her name sake, was Inumched here today.

navy.-AP.

the

The new Shark is the third of Some 200 photographs were taken in the Blue Roum of five of her class of nuclear attack Buckingham Palace. Some of submarines authorised by them showed the baby Prince in his cradle. He was wearing # long white gown. The Queen was dressed in red silk.

Prince Charles had obtained special leave from his school so that he could join the Royal Family, and the Duke of Edin- burgh came from Windsor, to that the whole family would be together to pose for their. por- traits-AFP.

Africans

attack Asians

Nairobi, Mar. 16. Another anti-Aslan incidont was reported today, this time an attack by panga- armed Africans on two employees of an Asian-

owned gas station. The incident was the latest in a series of attacks on Asians during the week,

In the first and most serious attack, three members of an Indion family mother and two of her children — werO killed by Africans attacking the long machete-type knives once ured by Mau Mau

with

The National Executive Committee of the Labour Party decided here to terrorists-UPI.

day after a six and a half hour meeting to "water down" its tradi- tional pledge to bring about large scale nationalisation.

Clauso

four of the party nationalised industries in an lay's National Executive Meet- conlibition, embodying this attempt to make them un-ing.

The members bino' disquɛsod pledge, will remain intact but popular in the public mind."

commerce

Slow escape

Montgomery, Ala., Mar. 1k Ometals at Kilby prison dip- dvere will be an aciziowidî um The relevant part of Mr Galt- and adopted by "a practically 2 A night, though not much stating that this will not skell's proposed addendum to unanimous voto," according to closed today that burglar Jer- necesarily Be achieved by a the constitution is understood to Mr Philips a document put bert Underwood escaped on of forward by Mr Getkell mating Monday night by driving from 3 Again ties up the discs. (7) wholesale state takeover of stress the changing needs

for Labour's dina,

the prison on a huge rond 4 Rockon, (0) . ·

Industry, and It may elve a stinguishedvate industry.

Tho National Executive's differing forms of pubile owner. This pledged the party to scraping machine owned by the

United Nations state. Apperance, but one can aca depon, amounts to a victory, ship according to circumstances.mspect the

· Underwood wad Koch man- through It. (8)

for the party leader, Mr Hugh Since Labour's third election Charter, and to work neering- Gaitskoll whose proposals to defeat by the Conservatives last ly for world clearmament, the oeuvring the unwieldy machine to Card game played on hands revise the constitutio on this October, Mr Gaitskell's proposal abolition of all clownpone along a downtown street

kul knees presumably. (Bus provoked bilter con- to reviso, the Party constitution with the peaceful settlement of neither he nor the road scraper

has been found-UPT. 10 Implement Van Winkle had 12 Mokes bubbly, (7)

It rejected economile exploita- 13 Comparatively crazy colour. yeng from sorse notions of has provoked bitter opposition-fatornational disputem.

particularly from the left-wing, (0) 14 Something for City den. (6)

17 Obtain by forco. (5)

ace, the cowardi (7)

13 An islander, (7)

18 Slaver. (0)

a look at (0)

the party.

10 It may be assumed to re-

tea in

л

stop up, so to

10 Perhaps Caesar's father.

Mr Morgan Phillips, Labour's which saw such a move conference after the mooting doctrines,

present one's standing. (8)

20 it takes a spent. (0)

21 Dieulty of Dover? (0)

as atop of one country by inother.

but

U.S.S. SHARK

'Golden handshake'

for editor

London, Mar. 10,' The News of the World, Sua- day. paper with a cirenlation of nearly 6,500,000, ZVPÓBÓS to pay Mr Reginals Cudlipp. lla former editor. Compensa- tion of £23,500 for foes

office.

of

Mr Cudlipp ceased to be editor last December and is resigning as a director of the company.

Mr Cudlipp beenme editor of the News of the World six

years ago China Mail Special.

Australian

* envoys

Canberra, Mar. 10. The Prime Minister RDS Robert Menzies, announced 10- duy the appointment of Malcolm R. Booker ALB Aus- trullan

Tha Ambassador to land.

Mr Booker would replace Mr John J. Waller, at

present Ambassador to Bangkok, whose reassignment as Ambassader to Moscow

Was annotinpoi

March 1.

On

Mr

Mr Menzies oald that Booker, at procent Minister in the Australian Embassy Washington, would go there to Bangkok in Reuter,

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Polico charged 18-year-old

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affioned the shity of richer

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