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THE CHINA“ MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1960.

'POLARIS' SUBMARINES ROW

GOES ON GAITSKELL Gen. Krylov gets IN BRITAIN

London, Nov. 6.

HECKLED important Soviet

(Could, from Page 1)

When he could make himself Besed, Mr Galtskeli warned the stampers that the gallery was

behaviour. Ás the

very salo for such

military post

Moscow, Nov. 6.

Interruptions con-Army General Nicholas Ivanovitch Krylov has been named commander of the Moscow mill- edr Gaitskeli declared:

tary region. country defencelers and atong

The government's decision to give anchor-not age facilities to American Polaris- armed nuclear submarines in the Holy Loch, Scotland, today continued to be a dominating topic for politicians a and press.

With a new barrage of S6. cialist

facit Mr questions Harold Maemun in Parlia- ment next week, leading Sun- day newspapers took their res- prelive stunds un the Issut

Both the independent Sunday Times and the indepenent Ob- rerver supported the govern- Lord but decision, ment's

sun- Beaverbrook's rightwing day Express, in a leading arifcie hended "Loth of Shame" asked:

"Is there anyone in 13ritain this morning who does not feel a sense of shame at the words 'Holy Lock?'"

The Sunday -Express snid Britain's leaders had not only erded the Unse lo Amerien, they had surrendered any right to ask what use I would be put 10. "They may not even be allowed to know where the

Holy submarine fron

will operate," it added.

Loen

The first was that, as soon 战我 possible. the exallus Thor rocket bases in Britain,

don't want to see

our

Uproar broke out again when

young bearded man in the gallery unarled a banner on which was written "Would You Press the Button?"

To shouts of "Throw him eut" the banner was wrenched end from the mana groep

"which are both provocateva | stewards rushed to deal with a and fatally vulnerable, should be disinaniled,

Britis

The recond was that the government Could should be nnbly insist Informed and consulted about the areas in which the sub- marines wers to patrol.

The Sunday Timey editorial article cumanentud: The more we do to deploy this weapon. effectively the better we serve ourselves und the peace of the world during the long search for balanced disarmament,"

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It added: "Our transatlantic friends will surely understand our apprehensions and our claim for assurances as to the say we shall have in controlling deterrent whose -judged use The Sunday Express sald a could destroy our world." missie carrying submarine

Meanwhile the Polaris con- could set out from the River

has provitled a new Clyde in Scotland on a mission troversy into Russian waters. I could point of friction for the Labour involve Britsin in the respon- Party's present feud on nuclear Mr Galtskell defence police. sibility for war.

"But the first the British and his allies favour the prin Cabinet would lenow about it ciple of giving a British an would be when they say the Chorage to the Polaris sub- Russion prolerts in the news-marines, but are anxious for papers.

full assurances on Britain's say in control.

Would any tenth-rate baasna state under American tulelage allow itself to be put to such a portion of humiliation and the Sunday Express danger?"

sked;

WHO COULD TELL?

'SHADOW CABINET'

The Labour "Shadow Cabinet In Parliament meets tomorrow to decide its attitude towards the Polaris proponi so that it recommendation to

It cald President, Eisenhower can make would never allow his service special meeting of Labour chiefs to endanger Britain by MP caller irresponsible submarine tactics.

Bai on Tuesday. the Arneri- cans would cluel

new and youthful president and who could tell what he would do?

"Who can be sure that he will be able to restrain the Pentagen militarists or will even wish to the newspaper added,

It said that feat uncertainty made it all the more urgent for the Cabinet to renounce bis humiliating pael unless Britain is given her proper share of con- trol."

The Observer in # lending article suid the government had done right to offer the Holy Loch base, and the Labour Party would be wrong to appose 11.

But there were two cances rione Britain might reasonably ask in retum.

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for later in the week to discuss the issue.

The Labour leader at pre- sent defying a "ban-the-bomb resolution passed by his Farty's recent amual conference. -- yesterday told Π

Manchester Labour audience that those who helleved in collective pecurity uld not is a matter of principle "pposed allied bases In Britain

Bui equally membership (of defence alliances) certainly did not involve any obligation to accept any and every pro- posal for Д Particular base over here.

He recalled that Socialists op- posed the establishment of Thor issile bases in Britain "because we did not believe they were militarily necessary Or des.T aule."Reuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle

110

'ACROSS

20

126

4

1 Messages from distant parte?

(0)

5 Greetings from the skies?

8 Two-elly, narrative) (4)

28 Take umbrage, .(0)

"11 Knot again. (8)

12 Fights, not of fancy. (9) ;.

14 Sapless. (4) -

10 Makes forest (5)

10 Make a fuss of a soldier.

(8)/

19.A.. buckward: sérvice some

- why away. (4)

20 False gode. (0)

24 Feminino retinue. (0)

25 Lito pecrage, perhaps. (0)

20 To nose abroad? (4), 14

27 Not a natural product. (8)

DOWN

1 Crocus base, perhaps. (4).

2 Outstanding personality? ;(4)

3 Height of neat arrangement.

(4)-

4-Scornful writing. (6)

Personal pronoun. (1)

6 A term in maths,, (4) th

· 7 Of a certain nationality. (7)

10 I made us sleepy in thera.

(5)

13 Zoo inmate. (7)

14 In a teetotal way? (3) LAN

15 Syelem of diet usually. (7)

17 Keenly anticipating,, (3)

19 Foreign tongue." (0)

21 Soccer crowd, maybe. (4)

22 Four-legged mothers. (43

23. Potatoes hava třem, (4).447

28 And that includes yout (6): 5 p

slight scurte.

This news emerges from a Tasa despatch today announcing. Krylov will command the mill- try review scheduled for Tues- day morning in Moscow's Red Square.

Krylov

replaced Marshal

Information

on EichmÐILE

Cyril Moskalenico, who has suc-

Tel Aviv, Nov. 6. ceeded the late Marshal Mitro- The Polish government has "Ifan Nedelin as Commander-in-agreed to hand over to Israel Chief of Soviet rocket units, all material in its possession Nedelin

recently

bearing on the case of Nazi an air accident.

war eriminal Adolf Eichmann, it was learned here today.

Mr Gaitskell observed: don't see why the countries of the West should abandon their retains defences while Russia hers".

"You don't achieve any thing by shouting at me," said Mr Gaitskell. "You don't per- sunde people you are right

There is no need to exag- gerate, as you are doing, the differences in the Labour Party. They are important, but they do not extend beyond the Beld of defence and foreign policy.

OPINIONS

The Parliamentary Labour Party knew very well what my opinions were and they decided to re-elect me as leader of the Labour Party. We shall stand official policy of the by the Parly. If we go lalo a general a unilaterai dis election on armament policy it will mean overwhelming defeat,

"We don't want to see our Party massacred."

said he When Mr Callskell was going to say a few words about "another part of the world which is certainly a dangerous

world," part of the

A voice shouted "1st America?"

died

נען

Krylov, now promoted to post of primary" importance in hierarchy, the Soviet military has commanded the Leningrad military region since November

1057,

TWICE DECORATED

Born in 1903 in a village nezr the Volga river, Saratov on Krylov volunteered for the Red Army when 16 years old, taking part in the civil war in the Caucasus mountains,

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By the time of the Second World War, he was a superior officer and tought in defener of Odessa, Sebastopol and finally of Stalingrad as chief of staff of the 62nd army. Krylov twice was decorated as "hero of the Soviet Union,"

After the war. General Krylov served some ten years in important posts in the Far East. During this period he was in close ussociation with Mar- ahal Rodion Malinovski, then, Commander-in-Chief of Soviet troops in the Far East,

Shortly after Malinovski was named Soviet Minister of De- fence, Krylov was promoted to the command of the Leningrad milltary region.

Mr Gaitskell replied: "I am you talking about Africa. II don't understand that what is

Krylov has belonged to the happening in Africa is of vital Soviet Communist Party since importance to the whole world, 1927 and served for ten years then you have not begun to as deputy in the Supreme understand anything at all Soviet of the USSR-AFP

A number of

on the platform behind Mr The crow'd Caltskelt stood up.

Enid "there'must never be discrimina- cheered as Mr Gaitskell

·lle against any person by reason of his colour his race or his creed."-Reuter.

Lived ten years in a haystack

Ribe, Denmark, Nov. 6. Christian Rasmussen,

New formulaTM

developed

Stockholm, Nov. 6.

Sweden possesses a secret

formula for exploding a hydrogen bomb without use-essential up to

the

now of an atomic bomb as detonator, a member of the Swedish Defence Research Laboratory re- vealed today.

He added, however, that the problem was far from being solved, and that calculations so weather-beaten 55-year-far had failed to find a way of old sheepbreeder, has just attaining a suficiently high and celebrated 10 years living constant temperature to produce fusion of the hydrogen alom- in a haystack.

AFF.

Rasmussen described how he got tired of 25 years of moving from one hotel to another during his wandering life as a horse- breeder,

Ten years ago he "settled

down" to sheepbreeding, bought

World record.

Johannesburg, Nov. 6.

A South African mining team

an 80-acre patch of land here- sunk shaft 1,100 foot in 31

end moved léto a haystack.

days at Hertebeestfontein gold

TC-

He hollowed out the Inside of mine, near Stilfontein, to break

world's shaft-sinking the big stack and strengthened the the inside with timbers. He cort The average dally ad- sleeps on a bed made of balcevance of the 24-foot diameter His only piece of furniture is a shaft was 35% Teet-China Majl chair-China Mall Special. Speciai,

CAPTURED SPY WAS ABOUT TO ESCAPE TO EAST GERMANY

Bonn, Nov. 6.

Parliamentary Deputy Alfred Frenzel, self-con- fessed member of a Czech spy ring, was pré- paring to escape to East Berlin when arrested,

· authoritative sources said today.

ave the

Franzel, who was arrested intelligence, and since then ba last Friday, planned to drive to was never left utobocived. Augsburg in southern Germany | Fredel, the governména. Ins the next day, pick up his wife announced,

Comfy there, drive 10 Berlin and escape) mundatà scoret material concerni into the Communist sector, the Ing. West German defined pldtin.

durves sold.

Alinomber of, 'Parliment's' defenico, committee, he al

open to Nato milliarý, merata.. Bờ Bár, valsc arresta, have been made in the Frenzell offAM

The watch on Frenzel began

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The Folleh Foreign Ministry gave this consent to the Israeil egation in Warsaw, saying that Its archives would be available before Eichmann's trial starts in March next year--AFF,

ADJUTANT KILLED IN BURST OF BULLETS

Congo Police-Army

Two dead

clash:

Leopoldville, Nov. 6. The Congolese Police and Army clashed today leaving two dead as Pre- sident Joseph Kasavubu left for New York for talks with UN Secre

tary-General Dag Hammarskjól d.

The incident

The Army-Police clash came

heightened Į takeover, carried a pleties of near the Army's Camp Leopold growing tension between the Tasmumtia on the front page and II a few hours balore, Mr Mobutu-controlled troops Kasvubu crossed the Congo the Police. Hiver to board an airliner in Brazzaville.

Leopoldville Province. Pre- mier Cleopbas Kamilatu told UPI that I broke out when

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polide adistant · knooked down and killed a soldier with his Volkswagen auto near the camp.

TENSION

Mr Kamitafu, who controls the Leopoldville Police and is cupporter of "eratived" Premier Patrice Lumumba, Bald the adjutant kept going until companions of the noldier killed him with a burst' ⚫tt gumire.

undown

and said Parliament would be re- called soon and the "egillmato government” would return power.

Mr Komitatu said that Mobutu Inday threatened to arrest himm over publication of a pro-Lumumba newspaper Mobutu had banned.

Mr Kamitatu, whose home is surrounded by a police guard, sold he dared Mobutą to try,

He said 'Mobutu's troops had arrested several newsboys and acized 2,000 copies of the news- paper, "Solidarite Africaine."

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ACCOMPANIED

to

On his trip to New York, via Pants, President Kamyubu wRS accompanied by Justin Bom- boico, chairman of the College High Commissioners established by Mobutu after he

the. neutralized" Parliament, Government and the President In September.

It is now a month since last scen In

But, he said, after his dare to Mobutu to come and get him, Lumumba was the paper was allowed to appear public. normally.

Its issue today, the first since Mobutu announced his

Stage set for miniature 'General Elections"

army

Nominations for Parliamentary seats close

London, Nov. 5.

Nominations closed today for candidates for six Parliamentary seats for which British voters will go to the polls in a miniaturo "general elections" next Wednesday.

to contest the seat vacated by the elevation to the peerage of Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd, forme Colonial Secretary.

(In Brussels Foreign Minis- try sources said it was reported that President Kasavubu" asked the United Nations to postpone the start of the Congo debate' until he arrives. The Congo President is scheduled to land In Paris tomorrow · morning, his plane being delayed in Douala, Cameroon, because of engine trouble).-UPL

Discovery

Toronto, Nov. 6. The discovery of bone tuber The scale were all held by the

East, Lancashire, against three culosis in three Indiana 'buried in mass Indian grave t Conservatives, the Govertiment

other candidates,

here proved party.

Other vacant sents are those Scarborough near also Nominations close

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of Ludlow, Shropshire, Peters- that white explorers did not disen pe to North Monday for candidates for A The elevation to the peerage Geld, Hampshire, and Tiverton, bring the

Amerien, an archaeological con- Mr Antony Head, termes | Devon, Lventh seat at Ebbw Vate, of South Wales - Dormer CO- Defence Minister, has caused a At the General Election inference was told.

of Angurin Bevan, by-election stituency

Carshaltor, October, 1959, the Conservativa Dr. James Anderson, assistant lending Labour Party Parlin Surrey.

at the Party and its allies had a professor of anatomy mentorian who died in July. Mr Frank Byers, former majority of 100 seats over all University of Toronto, said the around Mail Indians were buried Four

www Liberal Party chairman, is con- other candidates

parties. China wotninated in mid-Bedfordshire | testing the vacant seat in Bolton Special

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