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THE CHINA MAIL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25,

U.S. TO BREAK WITH DOMINICAN Congo charge

REPUBLIC

Washington, Aug. 24.

Pratt said

to have lost Youngest

a fortune

Johannesburg, Aug. 21.

A.U.S. State Department spokesman said today ther

United States "is going to comply" with the inter-American agreement to break off diplo-David! matic relations, with the Dominican Republic. The US. drelsion to break, it was learned, has already been anmile and word to that effee: is understood to have been con- mitticated to the U.S. Embesy In Chudid Trijke,

sharply cal of Presiden! Eisenhower's call yesterday for legislation permitting a cut-off of Dominican sugar purchases"

At the same time

somewhat

Pratt, 52-year-old farmer and businessman now awaiting trial for the attempted murder of Dr Hendrik Verwoerd, was today disclosed to have Just a fortune by selling out manganese deposits on his land at Magliesburg 49 miles from here. Wealthy Prall sold the entire mining rights for the ore for £5,000 to the Orient Manganes Company last September, con- sidering there were only some buy more from Fidel | 10,000 tons there, Castro's Cuba or 'Trujillo's But it is now announced that 'Dominican Republic. Mr Dillon the site holds at least 90.000 brinded Custro as “a Cominumist tons, euréently worth acarly counting the type dictator" and described £7,000,000. Fot Trullo as # tyrant who has export cost. Thirty thousand tortured and murdered political tuns have been 'mined smul at opponents.

Teast 50,000 Lans more are underground.

similar views were set forth in u House agriculture conraittee State Deparanem press officer inceling. "The Under Secretary Lincoln White said he did not of State Mr Douglas Dillon ap know specially when action poured before the House group would be taken in compliance to back up the Elsenhower pro- with a resolution of this Cinganl-posal un Dominican sugar. He tution of American States, now" said Amerien should go on short meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica, mugar rations it necessary rather

than

SENATORS CRITICAL

The Costa Rica revolution als cuffed for partial impasillon of ecenenie unctions.

Precisely what that means is under study in the State Department,

from the

Would

Bght

GOOD REASON

Semafor Allen 2. Elender! served notice he

choke alt sugar, He said Be State Department atlants 10

-Domintean has good reason to believe Rejjie. Io Sid he wishes derate, tree government whit Lath American nation pace Trujillo's dictatorship, the Asked if he could name any of had a strong leader like

Rafaeltheenders of such an opposition Demakum

he replied: Trujillo.

every

Republie's

Senator James (). Fastiand Joined Mr Ellender in an ex- change un ther Senate fouT

Script readied

Hollywood.

Lewis Cuppley, English author and authority on the Adult ; Eichmann use, will write the

Евозо

Supreme seript Executionce."

The picture will be about the Former Nozl SS leader who directed mass killings for Hitler.

UPI.

"Certainty would meant their immediate execution,"

not, I did it!

Later the Senate today ap- proved a 33.989,054,900' foreign ald spending bisz

granting most of President Elsenhower's money requests and giving him authority to cut off aid to nations sending arms to Cuba for the Dominican Republic,

The only obligation the com- pany have 6 Mr Prali, who is now in Preturių jail, is that they should. flt in the hoke on his Pantat Maloney's Eye' when they have inished-China Mail Special.

Tribute to Oscar Hammerstein

in

London, Aug. 24. in tribule to the life Osear Hammerstein, all theatres London's West End have been asked to black cut-thelp elec- one minute to- tric signs for morrow night,

The 67-26 vote come as Elsen- M. Frederick Carter, Pres!- wer declared that if "the dent of the Society of West chips are Inally down" the Eri Theatre Managers, sald United States would be free to today! "We have asked for invoke the Munroe Doctrine or this to be done as a token, of take other solo juetime to pre- | respect fur a very great man vt Commtinist domination of of the theatre."Chum Mail Latin America.-AP and UPL Special,

'GHOST MUSIC ON BRITAIN'S

NEW SUPER HIGHWAY.

Luton

Motorists along Britain's new kuve beet! super-highway keuring things Handel's Largo particularly. Police thought they were having A bad thing fast November when the motorway opened and British drivers, riven their first chance to head for clue horizon, were breaking

down at the rate of one every It minutes.

The strains reported vary, but the most constant number is Handel's Largo, with occu- alonal church hymns thrown in for contrast. Bource of the trouble, if Can be called that, is the north- bund carriageway out ot Luton. There the misle swells loudest along a stretch flanked by electric pylons. The Redfordshire police say they think it is all due to "vibra tions."

But now the pelice have a new lowever, they admit: "We have

problem:

drivers The iwaring music.

ате

not beard the muste selves."

our-!

the motorist without a car radio was so impressed by the music that he stopped his car and got out to listen,

Stopping on the motorway is an

offence.

The Royal Automobile Club, which patrols M-1 has offered in Its services solving the

mystery.

murderer?

Arab

group

won't

boycott France

Two-year-old Isam Lablb of Calro was playing with his three-year-old friend Moti Abdul Atti outside his home on the bank of the Nile recently when Moll stopped a street-seller and bought a plastre's worth of sweets. Then when Moti started cating the sweets, and refused to give any to his friend. Isam pushed him into the river, where he drowned, making Isam possibly the youngest murderer in the world. Picture shows Isam poisting at the spot where

he pushed his friend to his death-Express Photo.

Charter plane

crashes: Three feared dead

Athens. Aug. 24.

A Viking aircraft belonging to Everald Avlation crashed into the sea of Heraklion Crete, tenight and the crew of three

are feared los!

One body was recovered be- fore a search was called off in darkness,

The Viking, which was on a charter flight from Brindizi to Cairo, had tanded at Heraklion "Our patrolmen, have not heard airport for refuelling. It is re- anything," the R.A.C. sold. ported to have crushed soon after "But we shall be lening."-icing off a few miles northwest China Mall Special.

of the town-Reuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle JUDY GARLAND WILL

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ACROSS

1 Rises In the world, (6)

7 Famous galleryite? (4)

1 should be replaced (5)

10 My French aunt's pen? (3)

11 Racing "certs." (4)"

18 Not our countrymen. (10)

13 Deserted spot, perhaps, (4)

10 The aim of sportamets. (4)

10 Signals for polled mlations?

(4.0)

21 Piece of marble? (4)

24 Anchor's free, let's go for

(3)

25 Pa set out to punish. (5)

Ia bent in P.T. (4).

27 Gardener going gover

lown? (0)

2 One's

him. (5)

DOWN

Intended to marry

3 Cut at an angle (5)

4 Neoding: careful attention

- (0)

5 Like a Brut-cings boxe? (8)

0 Walk in the right direction?

Get together a good amount

(4)

(5)

12 Flora's upholder, (5)

13 Drisk for an emperor (5)

14 From good stock (8)

17 Decrease severity (3)

the

10 Occupant of "10" (0)

20 Urgo forwardi (6).

21 Too much slows down (0)

23 Traffk way (4)

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Kindle, 4 Heima,

7 La-Test, . Bound, 10 Wool, 12 Damogel, 18 Novel, 10 Male,

LEAVE HOLLYWOOD FOR LONDON

London, Aug. 24.

Singer Judy Garland said today she is moving to London, and may give up residence in America permanently.

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"My

news

with

children wür be here Mr Luft acckeel: within a month," she said at a "Judy really has not earned

conference

herber living In Hollywood for The last three years. She's husband, Sid Luft.

been in Chicago, Las Vegas, "I've always wanted to spend Lontion, and with the movie Gme in England I like the and TV business decentralising,

we! you can earn educational system. And

a living any- probably will soll our Hollywood where." home,"

Mr Luft said we might do in electrondes busines Switzerland, But both by and Miss Garland denied they were coming to Europe to escape U.S. taxes.

JUDY GARLAND

como

Miss Garland, more plump than in her earlier days, sald she had rented an apartment here and might buy a country home later on

Luft emphasised they had not decided definitely where their permanent European home would be located.

And, he added, there wat always a chance they might get homesick and return to Holly-

over-wood.

Judy, who became an night sensation as a child when the sang "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" aid Hollywood is no longer the town i once was,

DENIED

"We made our declaíon abou!

17 Trap, 19 Dedim, 20 Taleta, 21 Celt, 28.Stacy 24 Red-eye, six weeks ago," Miss. Garland

25 Gras, 20 Puisses. Down: 1 Kilowatt, 2

The couple' dildren are Lizn, 14, John, 12, Lorna, 7, and Joe, 5-UPT.

Primitive ink

NEW YORK.

The first writing inks, duting National, 3 Losanid, "atier all, 30 years in one back to 2,000 BC, were made Economic, 6 Mantel, Salse, 11 Lep-eared, 12 Debts, 1 place is a long time, and is of spot stid chregal mod

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I got a little borg

Paratroopers injured in

exercise

Fort Bragg, N.C., Aug. 24,

Chtoura, Lebanon,

Aug. 24. The Arab League Council has decided not to put into immédiate operation the request of the rebel Algerian provisional gov- ernment" for a diplomatic rupture with France and a boycott of that country, it was learned tonight.

The Council has however ap- proved other proposals put for- ward by the Algerian provisional government's Foreign Minister Krim Balkacem yesterday.

VOLUNTEERS

- against Belgian troops

Leopoldville, Aug. 24.

The Congolese government charged tonight that Belgian parachute troops in Ruanda Urundi threatened the nation's eastern border.

A communique issued by Premier Patrico Lumumba's

ce said the people in Goma (Kivu province) were demand-

the replacement of hisli troops there by Congolese troojas *ho done can guarantee the evacuation of Belgian soldiers In this region."

Despite the persistence of the for danger the European

Several hundred Congolewe soldiers have been flown to Kasal provinco presumably to Intervene

In the long tilber war between the Lulua and Balaba tribesmen.

They presumably were chosen ir loyalty to premier troops Lumumba and would be upefu (Irish) of the United Nations in combating the effort to form fraternise with the Belgian porn new province of Buluba peo- commandos," the communique ple there by Lumamba's poi

tical opponent, Albert Kaibhdf......... sold

AP.

DEMONSTRATE

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The charge was made as the 50vmment tried to cam je timest and politlent disaffection across the huge territory.

There were reliable reports tonight that anti-Lumumba Leopoldvie groups ir

These included the granting youth

of facilities for the dispatch of panned to demonstrato komor- Arab and non-Arab volunteers | raw"

to Oght alongside the rebels in Algeria, special action to secure rapid evacuation of all French and foreign forces from the Arab countries, the calling of a Arab "summit" conference on Algeria, and action to secure, dí referendum. In Algeria under United Nations supervision.

The Council) also agreed to call the attention of North Atlantic Trenty Organisation powers to the "grave conse quences" which would ensue from what was termed "the-use by France of Nato arms and material

Im- for aggressive, perialist action In Algeria."-- AFP.

Thousands marooned in

Indian floods

Calculla. Aug, 24. Thousands of head of cattle have

perished and some one and à- half million inhabitants have been affected so far in Orlasa State's worst floods in recenă years, reports reaching here aald today.

They spoke of elephants doat- Ing down swollen rivers in the Sambalpur district and some.. | 30,000 villagers still marooned on high ground and awaiting rescue..

In the area of Dhurmashala

At least 37 paratroopers of 80 villages were reported des-

the famed 82nd airborne troyed and their. 35,000 in- division were hurt today habitants seeking

shelter

an

when an unexpected shift small hills and treetops.

Orisga State Governor Rad-

in the wind carried a hanath Rauth is en route to New group of jumpers into Pine Delhi to report on the floods,

Woods and rough terrain, UPI. First reports from the hoa-

pilot here indicated there were

no

fatalities involved in the

jump. The Injuries were be lieved, minor.

The massive drop, postpened twice because of

Margarine

adverse withdrawn

weather conditions, was pari 62 a mock combat exercise Bright Star-Pine Cone III."

About 3,000 members of the division took part in the jump and

to re were scheduled inforce the 101st airbone divi- sion which julried the exercise on Saturday-UPI.

Wore

The Hague, Aug; 24. The manufacturers of a new brand of Dutch margaring -sold today they

withdrawing their product from shops after reports that an additivo In 'it might be causing skin irritation and high tom- peratures.

New Delhi, Aug. 24. The Dalai Lama has com- Professor P. Muntendam, pleted writing an autobiography | Dutch Director-General for whose publication might have Public Health, said yesterday

political repercussions in India. that investigations into the irrila- The book gives the exiled | tons had shown that the possible Tibetan God King's version of outse might be the new "Rod efforts to obtain indian support Band Planta" margaring manų- against the Chinese In the years factured by Van Den Berg En before the Dalai Lama Anally Jurgens N. V. of Rotterdam, an

'afiliato, of Unilever MY. gave up and fed from Lhasa!

The book is being translated from Tibetan into English.

He said the affiction was not dangerous however.

In

|

A spokesman for Unilever said the product was made onis world Holland and was not exported-

China Mall Special.

The Dalai Lama's supporters hope to have it published in several languages for distribution.AP.

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