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UK missile

LONDON MURDER

CASE SURPRISE

London, Apr. 27.

Two of three men charged

with a mysterious London

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960.

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programme attacked SNOW FALLS

LABOUR CENSURE

MOTION FAILS

Britain

London, Apr. 27,

would considor inviting other Commonwealth and European countries to take part in a joint space programme if she decided to use the Blue Streak long range rocket for space research, Mr Duncan Sandys, Minister Aviation said tonight.

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censure

He tukl the Houde of gang murder "in the twi- Communs is at the end of u in which the Labour light of the underworld" { debate are to be set free because; opposition sought of lack of evidence, it wasm for spending £65 million on Blue Streak, which has now announced today.

declared to be of military value,

The prevention wid the judge at the Old Bailey. Central crimpul court, that it imposed evidency agamst to offer naka John ftead, 28, and Joseph Pyle, 25 when their second trial opens

Monday,

Proceeding will continue only against the third 12, James Nach. 28, charged with the mar der of Selwyn Cooney. Solo g club owner, shot dead, la A February at another clubs in the London East Endl.

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Mr Harold Wilson, one of the Labour leaders, called on

Mr Sandiys to "apologise and rusign" over this monstrous waste of public money,"

Defeated

of

polley of fixed-site, lquid fuo! rockets benUSE they were far too vulnerable.

Service chiefs had forushl hard to get out of the fixed-site

gone

SOLDIERS KILLED IN

NEW LAR TREMOR

Shiraz, Apr. 27.

A new tremor shook the ruins of Lar today but

caused no casualties in the evacuated town.

It was the third tremor in the past 24 hours.

It is reported here that Eve Iranian soldiers were killed yesterday when ruing collapsed while

they Bratched for victims.

Air The Iranian

force in continuing to ferry food to the

tricken town.

till streaming into Shaz from the earthquake area,

Arst pilot The was Mills. to land at Lar after the earth- and made a dangerous quake aftor dark landing at Shiraz the next night to bring back the Brat group of bidly injured

survivors,

Since then he has been work- Ing the daylight hours ferry- ny

ensuelles to Shiraz and doctors to Lor.

gal kit Rollet

Beef

V. grass

IN EUROPE

London, Apr. 27.

Snow fell in Europe overnight, even on the Italian

Riviera.

picture:

Reuter reports have this weather

ROME: Snow fell on the

north Italian mountains and

front dunaged orchards in c Trento area,

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PARIS, Franco has madden cold waye with snow in the cast and frost damage to Solt Lake City, Apr. 27. some of the vines of Burgundy, carnivorous American ● DERNE: Snow fell In disc jockey, dressed in ouch of central and western British Guards uniform, Switzerland, struck out today in hopes

BRUSSELS: More that

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of kooping up with Eng-1 inches of snow covered the lish vogetarian Dr Bar- vnd Belgian highlands, bara Monro on a part of

showers hor walk acrats the were reported today from cach

parts of West Germany, United States.

from Will Lucas switched Iranian troops had been firing musle to hiking purportedly to wurning shots to prevent people The emergency is over and from stealing bread as it was prove that beet is as substantial day. 1 the seriously injured have dropped over Lar airstrip.julee and vegetables, been evacuated. Refugees are Reuter.

Red Lion and

Captain Allan Mills, a pilot missile. But Mr Sandys and his for the Iranian

had adviser scientife

Sun Society (Bed Cross) sald against "the entire field."

today: Calling for Mr Sandys re- signation, Mr Brown said he should pay the penalty for the failure of a polley,

Mr Brown raid the United! States misije Skyboli - which

But the House defeated the British Govenorent is con appassition mollen by 305 votes sidering urding drem aircraft as a in 225 agavertiment majority replacement for Blue Streak- WAN "PAY more a reality today of 80.

Uhan a your ago." A little more paper work had been done on it, he added.

Mr and Walidinaon, Mins- ter of Defence, said it pro- gamine of progressively fifting the US. Skybol, to the Mark A key

woman prosecutionTwo British V-bombera WAR witness has bem missing for being worked out in conjunc ніж weeks. Other

with walasset i tion

the United States Jave been given police pro-authoritiesų tectiue and the Arst Amal of the ufter three men was stoppeti two days on Monday tha judge announcing that he had received certain information" making it impossible to continue belure the existing July.

All ree

men pleaded not

guilty of captal murder.

lic and Pyle niso pleaded not guilty of a second charge of behag neresories after the fact, i -China Mall Special,

Labour MPs oppose tunnel

London, Apr. 27. Farty Labour MP's have signed A melion, opposing a tunnel across the English Channel 10 Franer, it was announced ta- day. Thetr

Experts

Mr Watkinson said two Bri- tish teams were in the United States studying detailed prab-

Mr Watkinson said: "Weems involved in the installation have only recently settled of the Skyboli in Britian V- production programme for bonbers, British-made nuclear WTF- heads of advanced design for some years ahead,

government

has.

af

**The therefore,

Intention abandoning their independent contribution to the deterrent power of the West."

'Th Government Unnouncri rently it was scrapping Blue Strenk for military purposes

| because increasing liceuracy of Soviet weapons made fixed-site missiles in Britain too vulner- Lable. It was considering whe

ther Blue Streak could be used to launch a space satellite.

The Blue Streak programme has cost 165 millon so far. Mr Watkinson said today i would eventually have cost about £500 million.

Me George Brown, Labour's the defence spokesman, said Minis- molks called un Government not to sapetion theters, particularly Ar Sandys, tunnet or a channel bridge “until when Minister of Defence, had a satisfactory last of priorities made a blunder of unprece- fur capital expenditure is dented

size." The opposition urkent was not crilicist operation which gives

them for priority to the housing needs of adding mistakes but for persist-

"against the people, the construction of in them

all the hospitals, schools, health con-evidence." treek transport

Right

1357. Labour runds."-Reuter:

members had argued against the

facilities GLE

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The United States government hnd recently sent a team of ex- perts to Britain to explain the operational and technical aspects of the Skybolt programinu.

"It was their reassuring re- port, coupled with the fact

that the United States gov ernment has put a very large sum of money into this weu- pon's development, which AS- sisted me la coming to this decision," he said.

A programme for progres- sively atung Skybol to the British V-bombers was being worked out in conjunction with the United States authorities, This would entail lng produc- tion Mark Two bombers flying trials.

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In the V-bombers Britain had

investment valid until be yond 1970 on which she would have spent about £500 million un rapital cost alone.

Submarine missile

workers

British trawlermen

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ready to fight foreign landings

Grimsby, Apr. 27.

a fare for a hiker os pro grass

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STOCKHOLM: Sweden had un unexpected snowfall to-

➜ COPENHAGEN: Frost Rut the land of Bornholm

enmark has a drought and use of water for ear-washing and garden-watering la banned in Copenhagen from tomorrow,

VIENNA: Frost and snow The walking disc Jockey, reported from western Austria, whore costume Included R Guarda Bearskin planned to join Dr Moore at Grantsville, 33 miles west of here. He was altended by three employees of a sponsoring meat company- grassed in English Beefeater Costumes-to pass out barbecued beet anyone who happens to be handy.

PRIZES

Meanwhile,

KAAL

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Lucas employer, will be taking calls from listeners,

time of estimating Dr Moore's arrival i Salt Lake City. The quarts of celery, carrol quarts of wheal gear. yogurt, shoes and so on, and of course, meal. meal.

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British trawlermen will fight to stop all foreign

trawlers landing fish in this country, Captain, Dennis Welch, President of the Grimsby Trawler Officers' Guild, said here today.

Soviet

fleet

ratio

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At one point during the trip The and Grimsby guilds Lucas' sponsor will haul out a have called emergency meetings ding table, complete with and wine glasses to discuss the failure of the B-candelabra nation Law of the Sea conference and the hiking disc jockey can in Geneva to define territorial dig into a juicy steak.

Dr Moore is basing her claims Ashing limits.

of long life and sicamina on They will also discuss a re- her diet of grass Julcus and

the Icelandic fishing other vegetable matter,-AP. grounds, which they have avold-

tum to

ed during the sen conference.

Britain would not recognise the 12-mile limit claimed by Ierland in September, 1958, und by British trawlers, escorted Royal Navy ships, fished up

old three mile limi the the conference began,

Anxious

to

until

Groton, Apr. 27. Russia's submarine fleet Is four times the size of the present United States fleet and eight times larger than Hitler's 1939 U-boat

"My men we terribly anxious Ed-to get back to the Icelandic force, Vice-Admiral

Captain Welch told Taylor, com- grounds," mund B. mander of the US Navy's reporter. anti-submarine. Atlantic fleet, said here today,

Mr Watkinson sold the Sky- bol dict not rule out British conkieration of the submarine- launched Polaris missile. He had asked the British Admiralty to put in hand urgent study

Admiral Taylor was opeaking of the

requirement of nuclear at the launching of the Tulbec, built submarines capable of the first nuclear-powered hun- carrying the Polaris type missile. for submarine.

Anti-Makarios editor

still missing

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Tho "Obviously they cannot go without protection and it de- to pends how long it takes arrange for ano.

"Now the conference is over

Intend to we

take up most of mil strongly the question foreign. landings, including Gor- man and Belgian as well as fee- sonar tracking land."-Router.

Before the vote Mi Duncan The Tullibee, 273-Inot long Sandys,

Minister of Aviation 2,000 ters, has said the opposition had made "cars."

It clear it was afler his blood, Latest development in the

He accepted he had personal navy's anti-submarine responsibility for Blue Streak, gramme.

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He was convinced the decisions | crow taken at the time were right, (máingS. The Blue Streak had not been Admiral Taylor said, "The slopped because of any, techni-hard-wan freedoms of mankind ure threatened, threatened by a

cal failure.

Had it her completed he was tyranny which seeka in many confident it would have had as and devious way to enslave the ive a

Bhy world. while preaching peace, performan mediuin range rocket in Russin this tyranny ho built up or America.

Around" locif a wall of armed might"-Router.

Accused

Mr Soudys aid he had been accused of sticking stubbornly ki Blue Strik regardless of públic expense, but actually he had from the start, been "consistent- ly trying to substitute American weapon for Blue Streak so as to save money. That hart become feasible for the first time."

Mr Sandys said he knew sOTTLE people regarded it 15 mon- stroudy extravagant to contem- plate spending £500 million on

rockota.

CASEY LEAVES

FOR BRITAIN

Sydney, Apr. 27. Lord Casey, former Austra- lion Extornal Affairs Minister, laft by air today to tako his scot in the House of Lords.

Before he left he told presa

"But if he had not developed men "I am an Australian and have will continue to be an Austra- Blue Streak, we should had to develop a new generation flan.

| of bombers," he sald-Reuter, *'I will continue to live in

Election day killings

Vientiane, Apr, 27. Beluded reports reaching the capital today show

that (wo people died and alx were in- dhooting incidents during election day last Sun- diny,

21 Poser for a photographer.jured

(0)

23 Artist or writer. (5)

24 Spaniard. (5)

20 The standards of no mail

boat? (0)

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acros 1 Ore-gon(e), 5 Petty, 8 Ma-or-i, Eyelet, 10 Older. 11 Nurse, 12 Arts, 18 Pearl, 10 Fag-end, 18. Ocular, 20 Ten-or, 22 Line, 29 Limbo, 25 Down: 1 Igloo, 20 Lagged, 27 Nudes, 20 Pepys, 20 Stupor Opera-hat, 2 Elect-fton, O-men, 4 Natural, 8 Prosper, Elleen, 7 Their, 14 Adding up, 10 Lavender, 18 Jur-1.0.U.S., 17 Gambles, 10 Colony, 21 Eagle, 24 (1)Onat.

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The dead men, one of them a tribut chlot, were killed when their jeep was fired on and crushed into à mylne,

In other parts of the country, rebek twloo fired on poiling booths, injuring five civil guarda before being driven off.

Connervative pro-Western enudiantes have no far won 39 of the BG da.

Australia, not in England."

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Nicosia, Apr. 27, anti-Makarios

nows paper Ethniki, whose edi- was kidnapped Sunday night, is to sus- pond publication tem- porarily because it alleged that they have been threatened with boing blown up, the edi- torial board announced

There was still no news to- night of the fate of the editor, Mr Antonls Pharmaeldes, who vanished from his home leaving | evidence of a viruggle,

Tony's former night.

charwoman invited to wedding

London, Apr. 27.

The board said efforts wero being made to resume publica- tion of Ethniki, which is con- trolled by the eminent QC Mr tho John Clerides, leader of Democratic Union Party, who opposed Archbishop Makarlos in the presidential etcction.

NEGOTIATING

Mr Clerides said he was nego- flating with a new printing ATITI. He added that it there

was no news of the editor by

the trnde unlons Mon-

A Jolly cockney woman who

did Mr Tony Armstrong. Saturday, Jones' cleaning for him would call a strike on

day. when he was a photo- if there was bad news of his grapher has been invited rate, the unions would call on To his wedding to Princess immediate strike, he Margaret on May 6.

Mrs Bolly Peabody, 50, who with hor Train-driver lives husband Ted in a tiny terrace house is tho Battersea district of Southwest London kept her in- vitation macros for two weeks.

The Daily Mail reveals it to

Dužly

day.

Reuter,

sald.-

Eire budget

Dublin, Apr. 27. Finance Minister Dr James Ryan today Introduced a record £140 million budget which in- creased tobacco prices but re- Mrs Peabody as the jolly leved cinemas and theatras of of cociency who talks to all the part of the tax burden. children who play, outside her

The

Loor.

Malt

describes

Lord Casey maid he would be known as Lord Casey of Ber-

Dr Ryan placed one penny wick. (Lord Casey's home is in

extra tax on the price of a pac- the ahiro of Berwick, Victoria).

Mm Peabody a grandmother ket of 20 cigarettes. In a vir- He suld he had settled the matter in corespondence with sald of her former employer: "Itual stand-still budget, he affect the tobacco tax with a number the Garter King of Arms, Sir was happy with Him He ins

lovely person."-China of minor reliefs, Including 4 George Bellew. Chima Mall really

cut in entertainment tax-UPI. Mail Special. Special.

'GOLDEN BECOMES

London, Arr. 27. Compensation paid to company directors and others for one of office ponularly kiloves, ma

golden handahak

"

HANDSHAKE'

FROZEN FROZEN MIT

the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, Mr Dorick Heniloosi Amory, lu His Budget speech on April 4,

any payment in excess of this will

be charged sa lastable Income.

will apply also pensation for Jos of

This

to

will be taxed when it exceeds Up to £5,000 the "golden hand- £0.000, under the GoveIII- men's Financo Bill, publish- ed here.

No left-wing candidates have The been olected-Router.

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given ibaka” ... offers director after succentul

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• LONDON: Britain had a typleal spring day today of bright sunshine and scattered showers.-Heuter,

Police swoop on students

Tokyo, Apr. 27. Pollce here today raided the offices of the National Federation of Students Self-Government Associn- tions (Zengakuren) fol-

AMERICAN

BOOKIES

RAIDED

Washington, Apr. 27.

Special U.S. tax

agents

raided bookmaking estab- lishments and. other gambling haunts in 51 cities and 23 statos of the United States today.

The Internal Revenue Service sald more than 80 separate establishment Wero

htt by special agents of its Intelligence Division,

Arrests were made on charges buy the Federal of. failure to $50 annual gambling slump. Conviction of this charge cân result in a $10,000 fine and Ave years imprisonmen!

Was

The nationwide move centrally co-ondhuted and ex- to trnde from Massachusetts Florida and Virginia 10 Call- formin.

Must of the raids interstuto bookmaking

tions.

However,

operator, were raided areng.--AP.

hil at

opera-

lottery

in some

POISON BULLETS

Guernsey, Apr. 27.

Poison bullets were among about three hundred-weight of live German ammunition found buried today la a field of Saint Saylours, Guernsey.

lowing demonstrations The World War II souvenir of yesterday against

the German occupation Was the

unearthed by Royal Engineers States Japan sent

from England to clear a after feld

Ammunition some

United

security treaty.

The raid was the second this had been dug up by workmen, week. Police said they searched China Mail Special. the Zengakuaren oflices on suspicion at the demonstrations

the

violated the metropolian public Not guilty plea

security ordinance.

About 50,000 persons took part in the demonstratioris outside the Japanese Dist building yesterday.

Inside the Diet today the dis cussions on the treaty dragged

on

The Opposition hope to delay ratinention if they cannot defeat į the treaty.

Los Angeica, Apr. 27. Actress Greta Thyssen pleaded Innocent today to a charge of disturbing the pance and asked for a jury trial to determine a police whether she attacked frame officer on April 19,

The plea was entered by a

fur ibe

Miss lawyer

curvy Thyssen.

Miss Thyssen claimed the om- cer, Gerald Jackson, tried to

The ruling Liberal Democrats want the treaty railfled before the stasion ends on May 26

The Government would like to kiss her when he gave her #

ticket. The elty tell President Elsenhower when traffle

snid, however, he arrives here on June 22 the torney's office revised treaty was approved, there was not sufficient evidence Router.

Ito support the claim.-AP.

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