1960-09-14 — Page 1

MBRARY, SUPREME COURE

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THE WEATHER

Moderate southwest winds becoming northerly tonight. Cloudy with fair periods:this afternoon and thunderstorms developing later. Noon temp. 85 deg. Noon humid, 75 pc.

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Of The HUSSEIN'S ARMY ON MOVE

Day

Metered jungle

(OVERNMENTS all over

G the world are experts at

using euphemistie inoffen- sive word to describe offen- Alve, provocative action. Hongkong is no exception. Meters have been installed in aix more streets to "control" parking. But surely there is only one. way to control parking and that is by constant and effective policing and sys tematic punishment of offenders. The installation of meters may net as a deterrent to irresponsible drivers who

Reported nearing

Syrian

border

Beirut, Sept. 13.

Jordan moved army troops north to the Syrian border area in "significant numbers" last weekend, diplo matic sources said to- day.

Details of the movement, re- ported to have begun last Fri- day night, were not disclosed. don't care where they park. But reliable diplomatic sources but only if it is backed up said the volume of the troops by regular police super-involved" "wus not analt vision, prosecution, tow

aways and fines. That is the only way parking can be controlled.

Wment is

now talking

was in significant numbers,”

There were

of no reports movement of Syrian troops to border arca.

The reports came against the VE suspect that Covern-background of fiering tempers and violent radlo attacks be- tween President Gamal Abdel Nusser's United Arab Republle on one side and King Hussein's Jordan on the other,

ahout "controlling" parking by means of meters be- cause its original stated pretext --- that of dly- couraging all-day purkers in city areas to make way for mid-morning shoppers -has failed. For a

motorist who comex down to town after 10 o'clock in the morning knows, he can drive around

any

Verbal battle

has been greatly intensified since The month-old verbal battle King Husseln accused the UAR

of the time-bomb assassination of Jordanian Premier Hazza Majali on August 20.

Eleven

pertons, inclurling Premier Majali, were killed the city for half an hour or when the time bombs demolish

more

without Anding...a vacant meter and in the

ed the foreign ministry building in the Jordanian capital of

end he will be forced to Amman, Two other persons

queue outside the multi- atorey car park and wait for a space in the garage. if the police will let him.

UNDERSTANDABLY

thu

were fatally injured.

Hussein threatened "physical action" against the UAR I

refuses to return two Jurdanians accused of planting the bombs and fleeing to Damascus.

Only the Syrian region of the motorists who TornertyVAR-is accessible to King Hussein's British-drilled ground parked in Ice House Street,

forces. UPI.. Wyndham Street und Dud- dell Streat are reluctant to pay the meter fee and park elsewhere causing con- gestion in other streets which may later have Le "controlled-but will be surprising if the

ta

it

new metered areas are not

fully monopolised by all- day parkers by the end of

the year.

This leads us to conclude

that the real purpose of the continued installation of meters is not just to deter office workers frem, bringing their cars to the elty because the majority

at

'Incriminating' cargo found

Lumumba

full

from

gets

powers

cabinet

Leopoldville, Sept. 13.

The joint chambers of the Congolese Parliament tonight voted "full powers" to Premier Patrice Lumumba in his struggle for power with-President Joseph Kasavubu.............

Parliament will The announced vote was 89

meet to- for

morning

vote Lumumba, 25 against and morrow

to three abstentions,

changes in the fundamental Chamber President Joseph law which will make it im Kasago, who presided at the possible for, the President to joint meeting, said there were ame OT dismisa mirasters 113 members present

Ave without parliamentary consent. more than a quorum. But re-

is expected to be porters counted only 04 mem-

made retroactive to September ben ut the session.

The "full powers" vote came to try to Invalidate Mr dismissal of Mr. after a 20-minute speech by Mr Kasavubu's

Lumumba,-UFI,

Unlimited

Oran, Algeria, Sept. 13. French authorities said to

night that "incriminating" Lumumba. Cargo had been found aboard the 3,112-ton West Las German freighter

The powers granted to Mr Palmas which had been Lumumba were not limited in escorted here by French any way. warships.

harbour sald

The voto

U.S. satellite

in

borbit

то

The total number of senators and deputies is 217. Some have are not deterred--but to The French Admiralty office died or been killed since the

Mers-el-Kebir naval penalize those who do. It at the

cicctions just May. Most of Mr

Vandenberg, Cal, Sept. 13. in a communique Impression which that the suspect portion of the

Lumumba's opposition Aloyed

The U.S. AF Force today red guins added substance

away from the debate. cargo had been taken from the from two other considera-ship and that she was allowed

The vote came at the end of orbit, hoping for a third

its 15th Dlacoverar satelllie inta

tione...

day in which Mr. Lumumba's to sail, No 'detalls ન what

troops look over the national covery in the programme to de- the

were cargo was of pending "fuller verification," TRST, the extension

Cive radio building after United Na-velop an "orbiting laboratory" that can return anything from ters coincides with The communique added that tians troops withdrew, and the space.

Kasayubu forces falled to hold it. poniling reductions In free "it appears that neither

The victorious Mr Lumumba Ilecovery of the Discoverer's uity parking spaces, and company, nor the captain of the

from the payload from space would ship, who had been taken ad- drove straight Arc being vantage of by false declarations. Parliament to the radio and the third success In a row. Recond, they Installed despite the ruccess can be held to binme."—AP. was promptly admitted

of the new painted parking Jayouts in many parts of the eity and suburbs. And they are also being installed fo central residential areas. The fact is that Government has discovered that metera are a useful form of re- venue. One hundred thom will bring the Treasury $600 a day f fully used, $2,800 a week,

or more than $100,000

of

the

UPI.

..

Worst security breach

since the Fuchs case

year. They may not pay Newsweek

at this rate immediately

but experience clsowhore

In

the

central district

shows that they soon will.

I'

la pointless now to cry

remote from their tasks but, because they hat. top clearance their requeste ,were granted," the arikols. .said.

*seemed New York, Sept. 11.

magazine, today "high Pentarou quoted ̈oMcial” as saying the defec tion to the Boviet Unios: of

National Security Agency oryptologists Hernon Michel rund Willia Martin was "possibly the worst.. securlly Breach luce Klaus Frebs CAVE the Itanian the secret of the atomic bomb.".

over spilt milk.. The meters are with us, an annoying and tyrannical į measure which commends The xelfoto mold a "highly-

itself to none but the Treasury mon who

aro

looking for any way of reducing next year's defeit. Tho hope is, however, that they are restricted to non- roaldontial areas and that it more are

installed in the city, the Intelli- of the public will not again be insulted. by "suggesting that, this is the way to control parking. 1.

be

U-2 night, but, the article contact said, they were in with Russian agents long. bo Iore Power took off. RN "And the Pentagon does", know that Rumm 50 31. radar began The two fefcotors had know.

tracking Powers, pleno even Jedre

América13 of every

before he crowed the Russlan listenlur post'in the air and

-border". It added, t on the ground: Thus, U.S. officials must me that our It also said the Russians could now break "the highest secret entire bolwork of radio Intelli-

code the US. possesses," ronde has been compromised,"

The artiole noted that z⋅ Comi- the allote, added,

karenational investigation was ́tó. The men's real job was ta, d start this!'' week - med Vlta code and evaluate Rutlan ovidonos might never be made merungen: picked up as those

publis "becaitse · national, listening posts, which ring and › soonelly' in involved."" monitor...the ««žoviet .... Union. | 18 concluded)"'""'But even before "They" wêre also among the people who handled the radio

placed U.8. intelligence official" had told CongressETLIN SA John McCormack, Demotraile Icador in the House of Representatives, that the iwe defectors were not just junior mathematiciany and that the Pentagon was trying to play |・・ mentigos recorded by U-9 alt- down the Importance of Ibric: orali over the Soviet Union,

the arilnie, claimed, erë) netion.

Mitchell and

and Maltin had Mr. McCormack's viador did not acooms to any doodmienta in the know whether the pair hid , NSA'a, super-seerde nies. A')}" tipped off the Boylet.“ „Union times the Ales Limy naked for avioni Franols: Gary Poweżn's

Lite beating began there wKRW) hint of the magnitude of the Mitchell-Martin dəfaciion. One high Fentagon official pai"), 16. this way; This la possibl

BUS MISSES

MAN HITS PILLAR

A man darting across this Queen's-rood-west morning caused a bus to 'brake, skid and crash "out". of control into a concrete column..

-A woman passenger on the bus, Chan Fai, 65, was injured and sent to. hospital.

-The-busa-No_SA

was travelling along Queen's-road-west at 8.44 a.m. on a road wet with rain.

Suddenly a man dashed in front of the bus.

The driver Jammed on the brakes to avoid run- ning him down,

The bus akidded and slewed into the pavemont crashing into a concrete column.

The

across

bus ended

up and tho road blacked pook-hour traffic which had to be diverted via Bonham Strand-east, Wing Lok-street and Des Voeux-road-central.

The top picture shows the extent of damage caused to the verandah pillar and below, dumage to the bus-China Mail Photo,

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Quake in Manila

Mahila Sept. 14)

"hook Might naithaisake

the World Security breach Manila at 8:40 this mornin since Kidus Fucha, envoy the tremor lasted about five mondár

· the ** apbret 6f the | Tisico : watako upoéti

'afor, bomb" in Kantor Di

cerieties of damage-

...

Restrictions for K U.S. rejects Soviet note of protest

Washington, Sept. 18.

The State Department tonight rejected a Soviet protest and refused to ease the restrictions it has placed on the movements of Mr Nikita Khrushchev during the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Earlier Russia had protested 10 tho United States against what it

colla "unprecedented" restrictions on Premier Khru- shchev in New York, Tass said today..

T219 sald the nate to Washington charged the restric- dion of Mr. Khrushchev to Manhattan during the, UN Gen- eral Assembly session was alm- ed at hindering the work of the Soviet delegation.

The note demanded that the U.S. provido "unconditions! fulfilment" of its undertakings under the agreement on the

locality of the UN headquarters,

Tass satd.

NOT INTERFERENCE

In a note delivered to the Soviet Embassy here, the de- partment said that the restric- ilons had been drawn up to assure Mr Khrushchev's security and could in no way be con- sidered as interference with the normal work of the Soviet delerationTM“to” ~~the":"Gdnotal" Assembly, which opens in New York on September 20,

MORE THAN

THREE COINS

IN THE

FOUNTAIN

Rome, Sept. 13. A task force from Rome's

waterworks emptied the

MUMMY

GETS AN

X-RAY

Sheffield, Sept. 13.

A girl, aged between 18 and 20 years, who died 2,600 years ago in Thebes, Egypt has beeri, X-rayed here..

The mummy was taloon from

and photo Shemeld Museum graphed by Industrial. X÷roy, equipment."

./

Mr S. E. West Doputy Director of the Museum, said the X-rays will be placed alongside the muming in the museum with an explanation,

"We found more or less what we expected," he said.

.

"The bone structure is very wiell prescrved and she has :an almost perfect set of teeth. We believe she was originally m priestess," he added,

was

Industrial X-ray equipment used beantse -hospital equipment is unsuitable photographing inonimate... ob-

eats China Madi Special

for

famous Fountain of Trevi LABOUR PARTY

at dawn today under a police guard to collect a sizeable assortment -dollars, rupees and other international exchange

left: - by......the crowds.

.of

REPORTS LOSS

Olympic OF FUNDS

نگاه نشانه .

Tradition says that tourists

The State Department said who throw money into the four AND MEMBERS

that the restrictionis' 'had been decided on in strict fulfilment or, the obligations of the United States for the protection of de- legates coming to the United Nations.

"While Mr Khrushchev is within the territorial limits of the United States but outside United Nations Headquarters Risalt," the ultimate respon- siblity for assuring the security of Mr Khrushchev and his un- impeded movement to and from United Nations. Headquarters vests with the U.S. Govern- inent," it said,

L

London, Sept. 11. The Labour Party defeat. ed by Conservatives in the

tain will return to. Romen AbA

The money is legally the pro perty of the city but 'Romie's street urching think otherwire,

Ever since the custom began the men from the waterworks-1959-general--election- have been hard put collecting -lost 105,200 members last the money,

year,

TREASURE

The street urchins usually

beat the collection by diving

into the fountain during the night and fishing out the trea

much

Bure.

This year,

with so MEASURES Those

measures....are de mercy tossed into the fountain signed specifically to assure to by tourists, ille city took, no Mr Khrushchev the unhindered chances. fuiflment of his mission to the The fountain was kept under

tho United Nations.

guard of four delectives two national polleemen "They.com' in Do way be and considered to Interfere with during the night and at f'am what is "called in the Soviet the men from the Water Works cmmunication......., the normal alosed in to collect the money work of the Soviet delegation for, the city treasury——-UPI," to the General Assembly.

"Travel beyond the limits of Manhattan Island is clearly not essential to the normal func-

toning of a delegation to a scosm of the United Nations General Assembly."-Reuter.

K'S SHIP MAY BE *ATOM* SEARCHED

New York, Sept. 18. The Bavict liner Ballika bringing Mr Nidia Khrushchor to the United Nations is likely to be subjected · · to a thorough aclzer-counter search by "members" of the United States coastguard and the customs enforcement

This is standard“ pro- oedure with ships arriving here from & Communit Pors or after ovaa touchs ing as a Communist port.

18 La designed to: guard. against the popaibility of

■ nuclose, i weapon having bomi - cenocated in on the

The security search f rigorous

tinually the first step Dart enity proced

immediately.

OL

"world" be? thas, Ballika

the

This was disclosed in arrual report of the Party's national executive committco, published today for considera- tion by Labour's annual dote gade conference at Scarborough next month.

The membership now, totals 6,436,980-the lowest figure for seven years,

A second shock reported to socialists by the national executive today was that, the Party's general fund last year had a loss of £28,265, bring- ing the accumulated dencit to £44,031 at the end of last your, -Reuter.

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