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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1960.

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British warning to Reds Pakistan frontier

WEST WILL EMPLOY NUCLEAR ARMS TO MEET AGGRESSION

London, Sept. 28.

Britain served notice on the Communist world to- day that the present "balance of terror" has not lessened Western determination to meet any major Communist attack in any key area with nuclear weapons.

Expelled from

New York

Stock Exchange

A Foreign Ofice review of disarmament polley, which Ja helloved to represent the stand the West wil inke in any new arms talks, said elimination of nuclear weapons is the West's ultimate uim

In the absence of an ingress |ment on aring-control, huwever, the "balance of terror" remains the world's best hope of práce, the government statement said.

It is a terse and frightening situation. but it gives some de grog of safety. . . ." It said.

DISARMAMENT

New York, Sept. 29, The New York Stock Ex- change today expelled a member for "fraudulent There can be

no doubt, acts." The exchange said however, that in the event of a it acknowledged "moroljor attack in a decisive area responsibilities"

to in- vostors who may have lost because of the money alleged frauds,

such 25 Europe, the powerful weapons would in- evitably come la be, used,

Children of Princess on

Chinese

origin

in Vietnam

Saigon, Sept. 28. The Salgon Municipal Government decreed to- day that minors of Chinese origin; who become Viet- namoso citizení áfter ho- turalisation of their

parents, must take Vier- namese namos.

The whose name

children

order affected parents became Vlet- citizens more than six months ago. They have to change their names immediately under the terms of the maunl elpal order publisned Mcially today.

Ti

RECENT

government previously

The review rejected the had decided that all Chinese iden that neutralist nations born in Vietnam were consider- should try to meslate big-ed Vietnamese."

awer disarmament differences,

"Since disarmarnent

affects A more reveni mensure affect-

the security of the main mill-ing Salgon's large population of

and Chinese origin was

The action was taken by the Bourd of Governors against Antun E. Homsey, a member of the exchange and a parter in Dupont, Tomsey & Co. futle Boden, was announced from mediation," it said. the exchange rostrum,

very

in the West tary powers Bast, there Wreki be

room for (neutralist)

First, the big powers should The action

that try to reach agreement on pro- deceptable 10 Dupt, Hemsey & Co. is aaosals mutually

of the them. The next slake would longer a member, fri

then seek to obtain the agree inent of other countries at an

means

exchange. It was the first ne

In 22 years that the governors

Fave expelled a member "for international disarmament con- Iraudulent nets which endan-fereIDE,"

pered a member, dem's financial Postion.AR

Death of

Lord Trefgarne

Crowborough, Sept. 28. Lord Trefgarne ut. Cleddau. formerly Mr George Carro Junes, wider cbarian of the Colonial Development Corpx:ra- tion, died at his hrane hyre yes- terday aged 06.

re-

The British statement said that for the tline being. nuclear weapons must be tained. In dispersed locations, and at least parily mobile. The United States and Britalu must retain foreign bases for

their weapons, some of statement sald,

the

it added that it must be made crystal clear to any would-be aggressor that nuclear counter- attack must be expected in ense of major aggression--UPI.

Divorce suit

New York, Sept. 29. The wife ef actor Jason

af order dissolving Chinese congrega- Hans. Chinese schools and ho bitnis have also been affected by measures designed to com- pletely assimilate, the 800,000 Chinese in Vietnam.-UPL

8 killed in

Nigerian

disturbances

Logos, Sept. 28.

have Eight people

been killed and about 81 in-

pension

Picture shows: Former Princess Nevin, a member of Farouk's family, being inter- £800.000 viewed by an official during the UAR's census. She claimed that she had lont worth of property in the cou fiscations that followed Farouk's explusion, and is now forced to live on her £25 a month pension from the government Express Photo,

UK AFRICAN POLICY UNDER

FIRE

London, Sept. 28.

The Labour Party in a pamphlet issued today said the Conservative government still looked sympathetically towards the preservation of an aristocratic society in places like Central Africa.

The

The Labour Party had long urged, that Britain should play a greater part in the new life of Africa by alloting a proportion for of ks. annual income economic ald to under- developed territories,

REPUGNANT

A considerable and In- fiuential body of opinio in the Conservative Party was ready at any moment to swing the policy back towards tradi- tional reaction, it added.

Entitled pamphlet. jured in disturbances in “Africa Today", said it was not Northern Nigeria-which surprising that when the Con- caused Princess Alexonservative government and some.

On Soull Its

African racial suddenly supporters

an dio's tour to be "slightly of

attitude the policy "It is changed their polley after

directly contrary to roarranged" Nigerian 1959 General Election, the white running police statement reported settlers, and traditional Con- what is happening over almost here today.

servatives in Britain, Telt bitter.all the rest of the continent, and

as such must, "Mr Iain Macleod, the new

time at some The disturbances, which be-Secretary

al State for

or another, come into direct the the star of the Broadway

gan on September 3, are stated Colonies, showed £1 different conflet with I.

been

is "It by the police, to have.

to the problems

polley equally "Toys In The Attic."

approach

the development by widespread dis- multi-racial territories such as repugnant to chused Mrs Rachel Robards, also an

of the Commonwealth and to 3 the Tive, alimony

content among and sought

Kenya, Tanganyika and Central actress,

that body of Africa than had been the prac-

International attorney's fees in the sult which primitive bush people, with the

notive administrations of the tice of his predecessor, Mr Alan

opinion

break organised to In 1941, suceeds to the title secka a divorce or separalloz.--

Tiv and Wukari divisions of Lennox-Boyd (now Lord down the colour bar and racial China Mail Special,

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discrimination," the Benue province. Six police- Boyd). men are among the injured.

· Robards jr., Bled divorce suit

Only son of a congregational, haining Lauren Bacall. minister, Lord Tretgame led a very active political life, etc ing parliament as fiberal ment- ber in 1924,

Miss Bacall is the widow of Robards is Humphrey Bogart,

There are three sons and daughter of the marriage. Me David Trefarne, who was born

A British Crossword Puzzle

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18

120

129

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ACR098

3 No rest centrel (8).

7 All together now, orchestra

(5).

8 Karachi is its capital (8).

10 Usually worn on duty (6).

13 The barren lands? (7).

15 No resido en! (4),

17 Really long-lasting (71.

DOWN

1 Orest ittle flddie! (5).

2 Bäche mit (8).

a Towel? (B).

4

Join with stitch? (4).

Pails on foot (6).

d Lowly employee (8).

0 Be there! (0),

11 Flt a stiro bart? (5)..

hit

18 To which people of quality 12 Inhabitants of Latvia (5).

resori (7).

14 Of metallic hue (8).

20 Hus outstanding commit 16 Spruce up one's feathers?

21

ems (4),

(0).

Did some proof-correcting? 10 Meant to be an artisti (5). (7).

18 They have to be fed (8).

20 Moony, shall we say? (0). 10 Like the latest model (8). 27 Nevar two in a week (8). 22 Really vigorous (5), 20 Part of the clutching handi 23 Agree the score? (6),

(5).

24 N. African town (5).

20 Suereeds tomorrow (B), 20. Rode into a river, (4),

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD Arom: 1 Wicket, Bwift, C Rifle, kanino, 10 Attle, 11 Epochs, 12 Doom; 13 Kents, 10 Invert, 10 aer, 20 Scrum, 22 Face,, 23 Ibsen, 25 Ioan, 20 Roun, 27 Eclat, 28 Pods, 20 Leated. Down 1 Wecic-days, 2 Commoner, 3 Eine, 4 Tle-pins, 6 Slacker, 6 Wether, 7 int 14 Attained, 10 Stressed, 10 Iambica, 17 Several, 19 Ruined, 21 Exbel, 24 Note.

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of

proposals

"The compromise

constitutional advance in

"It is impossible to forecast how the non-white people of

Rocket bases

Bonn, Sept. 28. The semi-official Weal German military magazine Bundeswehr said today the Soviet Union has 40 permanent rocket launch-

log bases covering targets from the United States and Europe to Japan and oven Communist China,

The magazine, subsidised by the defence ministry and published by the Ger- EMAN Soldiers Association. said 10 bases housed inter- continental missiles with ranges of 5,000 miles while the other 30 had misalles with ranges of from 1.500- 'to 3,000 miles,

A defence ministry source said U-2 plano flights got much of the information.

UPL

Life sentence

for soldier

invaded by Afghan forces

Rawalpindi, Sept. 28.

Pakistan alleged today that Afghan troops were. massing on the Northwest Frontier and that. loyal tribesmen had repulsed a thrust by: Afghan levies into Pakistan territory.

An omletal Paklatan statement | Pakistan when they voted in a sold the Afghans claimed that plebiscite just before the Indian on unnamed major foreign subcontinent was partitioned) - power was backing them in their | between the newly independent' "designs" against Pakistan.

dominions at India and Pakistan Afghanistan and Pakistan

In 1047. long-standing dispute

But Afghanistan saya this over Alglian demands for a ploutseite was irrelevant as it separate Punhtu-speaking giate gave only a choice between to be carved out of Pakistan Pakistan and India without the territory.

have

The announcement

said ele

ments of on Afghan Lashkar (armed band) had crossed the frontier in the mountainous Bajaur area some 70 miles north

of the Pakistanl frontier town of Peshawar and the Khyber | Pass--the historie invasion route fron} Contral Asta ito the Indian subcontinent.

CLASH

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option of joining Afghanistan. Pakistan has proposed plebiscite among the three mil- flon Pathans in Afghanistan determine whether they should Join Pakistan.-Reuter.

No more evictions

to

They clashed with loyal tribes- men and fled after suffering heavy casualties, the statement Leaders of 7,000 tenants in

Baid.

Intruders The Alghan

suf- tered 400 to 600 casualties, ne-

10 cording

reports roaching Peshawar from the Bajaur area. They took some of their dead with them when they withdrew,

No Pakistani casualties were mentioned in these reports which sold Charmangi and Salarzał tribes

the helped Mohmond tribes in their en- counter with the Afghans.

The Pakistan

announcement ; a

London, Sept. 28.

St Pancras, the London borough where demonstrn- tors against rent increases last week clashed with police, were told last night that the Town Coun- cil would "stand firm” on

differential its

rents

scheme.

In a two-hour. meeting with committee of the Town mid the Afghan Government Council, the tenante delegation had called up nearly 70,000 was told that the scheme, under reservists, requisitioned

which tenants rent is assessed troops according to their means, will Asmar, contino,

port and

concentrated

with some tanks at

trans-

This is about 120 miles east of The Council promised the

Kabul on the Kunar River.

delegation that there would be An Afghan tribal levy no further evictions and no nearly 4,000 men was stated to

further court cases pending have camped at Nowa Pass negotiations between the Council leading from Asmar into Pakls- and the tenants,

to

Lau's Bajaur area. Presumably The committee refused the force which intruded into re-house Don Cook and Arthur Pakistan Was R detachment | Rowe, who were evicted last Trom this lovy.

week from their Council-owned Today's nouncement was flats after defying an eviction

Pakistan's Foreign order. | Minister, MA Manzoor Cadir,

immediately after tial Cabinet meeting.

made by

a Presiden

SOVIET AID

Tenants said they were "fairly satisfied" with the meeting China Mall Special,

Although he did not identify Akihito honours

the foreign power said to be supporting the Adging plans, the Soviet Union is known tỏ have given heavy military s well as economic ald to Afghanistan during the past few years.

When Mr Nikita Khrushchev vislied Kabul cak- Ber

this year

he announced backing for Afghan-

Aden, Sept. 28. A British soldier alleged toistan's demands on Pakistan.

Soviet

have shot dead an officer

Afghanistan's 1,000-mile fron- with a machine-gun after tier with Pakistan was fixed in between

agreement

two Americans

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Washington, Sept. 23. Crown Prince Akihito today. presented decorations to two prominent Americans, their: recognition of a dispute was sentenced to 1893 by

contributions to Japanese- the life imprisonment here to Afghanistan and

British American friendship. The disturbances caused for

rulers of India. It has been day for manslaughter.

Those honoured at the cerc- authorities to rearrange the Tanganyika and Kenya, though South Africa, stripped as they shred of politicol

The soldier, Lance Bombar-Line after the heat of the Bri- were Mr Robert Murphy, U.S. known ever since as the Durand mony at the Japanese Embassy programme of Princess by no means satisfying African are of all Alexandra's tour of the northern demands for universal adult rights and almost all opportunity die Harry Whiteside, 21, ther

for organisation, will succeed

Belfast, was also discharged tish mission which negotiated Ambassador to Japan in 1952-69 region on October 11-she suffrage, full representation and

and gaining equal status and

from the army with ignominy, the agreement in Kabul.

ander-secretary of here for Independence tele-eventual self-government

their liberty,

The present Afghan Govern- stato, druk Mr and Anding of the

Eric Johnston, nevertheless 10 $5

avoid independence,

mây, be that South

court martial are subject toment claims that the agreement resident of the Motion Picture Makurdi, capital of the Benue went some way along the road

Africa in storing up such

confirmation.

was signed by Afghanistan Association of America. the province,China Mail Special. towards

accumulated bitterness that Whiteside was found not under duress and deprived the Mr Murphy received the pamphlet sald.

revolution and civil war will guilty of the capital murder of country of territory inhabitha | Grand Cordon Of The Order of

the officer. Captain David by four million Paihdos.

The Rising Sun, and Mr John- REVOLUTION

"It may be, on the other Dewsbury Evans, in a cama Pathans throw in their lot with The Sacred Treasure-Reuter,

Pakistan maintains that the ston the First Class Order Of Nasib, upper

brutions 30

Red orders

democracy,

The pamphlet sald the whole continent of Atrica was in a state of revolution. Bonn, Sept. 28.

"Before our eyes the 200 Communist East German million people who live within party boss Waller Ulbrichi has the continent of Africa are

be the outcome,

hand, that the non-whites will discover a mears of organisa- tion which can peaceably gain their rights." China Mall Special.

Sentence

Aulag! Sheikh- dom, in the western Aden pro lectorate on June 3.

on

POINTED GUN

The prosecution told the court Monday that Capt Evans had been at a barbecue when

ordered that all West German changing their status in the Business ban Whiteside went over to borrow

stray world.

which military aircraft over the iron curtain and do

not immediately obey orders to "What we are witnessing is US exciting, dramatically land be shot down, the Bonn as Defence

Ministry charged to- profoundly significant, as were the French. American or 'day.

A ministry statement said this has been learned "from trust- worthy reports."—UFI.

Amman, Sept. 28. The Government of ́ Jordan decided today to ban business transactions with one Japaneso and four other foreign firms for Russian revolutions.

violating Arab economic boy- Other points made by the colt of Israel" regulations.

AFP. pamphlet were:

HOUSE OF DIOR ANNOUNCES

SUCCESSOR TO SAINT-LAURENT

Paris, Sept. 18.

The fashion house of Christian

Dier announced it han selected Maro Bohan, 31, who for two years has been right-hand man

a hat designer, Before folning the House of Dior lis August, 1958, Boban worked as a do- signer in the los Paris houses of Pignet Molybettx and Patot:

of

a record player. Captain Evans had declined to give it Im- modiately.

The prosecution said White- side later, pointed a maching- gun at Captain Evans, who iried to brush 1 aside when Whiteside fired.

A gunner named Lasher later shot Whiteside in the lesz. ft. was stated.

A witness mid Whiteside

"I've killed the

eld

rai while another witness claimed ho said: "I have killed brave man." China Mati Special

Fishery accord

д

a ten-year period to be followed by extension of Norway's Kahlica limits to 12 miles, usunity

was only "suspended for the

London, Sept. 28. period of his military service,"

Anglo-Norwegian fishery, talks which started on September 1. Dior today placed its destiny

In Oslo ended today with agree- in the handle a tried and

but in Paris circles, there were ment to propose to both govern- tested

during the designer

that British. fchermen sono doubts whether Saint-monts two-year absence of Eve

Laurent, in fact, would even should continue to fish to within Saint-Laurent who 10 on Boban is a contrast to the slen-

kually Festine, his old job.

six miles of Norway's const for military service.

der, bespectacled Saint-Since his last 12 months period Laurent. Ile is a well-built, of exemption elapsed and the dark-haired Frenchman

army said he minat Join the average height, Armed with

army, the charm which is customary In the men who, havo meilė, a Hi In the ear world of Paris fashion; Antifriz assistans to Saidi. Elitrent, Ba was mainly responsible for the bollections Shows by "Cärätah", Bler- Lamidres" the Linton Uranch of the Parla bonise; According to the undeundojusiik, the Salki-Ladrent), conienet

to the 24-year-old Salat- Laurent

Boban started designing fashiona In his school days and for Years was a close friend and protege of the late Christian Dior, crestor of the "new look"" 'and other styles which pat Parle back in the fashion lead after World War II, Dior dled in Italy. In 1967.

Boban's mother spent her life as

the Hellcate Saint- well informed soures sald here

today, Reuler. Laurent has,

10x * hospital rfering from Kertom exhaustion.

Cape Canaveral, Bapt. 20. sources said he spent The United States micorded Paškiöu

an pärlier period in the today in recovering an inain hospital following partial man capsule ejected into the Breakdown in April and May | Attunilo Orcüh by a:MLA

thila öar. Bül Balst-Laurent intercontinental-ballistic minile went through with a muconidiaunched from the rocket - bass rut

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