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CHINA

No. 37836

Established 1845

LATE FINAL

MAIL

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1960.

Price 20 Cents

LIBRARY, SUPREME COURT

PAN AM

announces

NEW LOW JET FARES TO THE U.S. A. NOW!

(save

US$108

round-trip

kiffective December lubject to government approvala

Extensive week-long search ends in Philippines

of the WRECKAGE OF PAL

OF PAL AIRLINER

day

THE BIG BAD

COLONIALISTS

ELDOM has there been such free swinging, hay making punching by a British delegate in the United Nations as in Monday's debale on colonial.

Seldcm

Russia has ism. teemad

ptit Qu! when Mr Valerian Zorin Teapt to

feet to pro- test against Mr Ormsby Gore' devastating and beautifully-

when timed body blow

не

pointed out that while Britain to 500 had given freedam millions in the irit 20 years, Rupain had systematically enslaved 22 millions, Mr Zorin

hip In

speech enumerated a number of the worst features of colonial society. The accusations are

familier come fantastic, others ietà so-but the remedy he propotes is unlikely to amellor ate the lot of the people, Independence for example will not automatically bring with it universal education

*

The and

proved health standards. "wicked menopellets" "billionaires" may he chaned out but with them goes the

chief source Country's taxation revenue.

of

THE yake of colonialism could

No signs of survivors

reported

Manila, Nov. 30.

The wreckage of a Philippine Air Lines plane, missing last Wednesday night with 33 persons aboard, was sighted today on Mount Baco, some 120 miles south of Manila.

centre

A PAL search plane sighted was reported to be the markings

of the missing airliner. the wreckage and a rescue eo-

participated in Nine plones spokesman Prdination sajt it was verified to be the leday's Learch-four from PAL, missing airliner. There were no three from the Philippine Air Force, ons from the US Air signs of He, he said.

Force and one from the Civil Aeronautics Administration.

The wreckage was found a a neay the thickly-wooded area summit of Mount Baco, about 20 miles south of Mount Halcey where the airliner was thought to have crashed, and where the wreckage of a Second World Wur Japanese bomber was found earlier this week.

Rushed

Searchers were immediately be thrown off exally enough rushed to the site to further but the yoke of independenceegeertals that th might be infinitely more crush-- that of the missing PAL air ing. For white it may allow eraft.

nation to get rid of the most

despicable influence In

Ita

bellove that to the martes the

The week-long search was the most extensive ever conductel in the Philippines. All in all, some 50 aircraft, four Philippine Navy ships and nearly 100 men

foot patrols participated in the search.

The PAL airliner was missing I since Wednesday night lust week. Its last position was re- ported at that time to be about less than no hour flying time from Manila. The plane was on two-hour, 300-mile a routine wreckage is

flight from Ilelo City to Manila. Earlier this week, wreckage was sighted in Mount Halcon, where the plane was thought to But the wreck- have creched. age was reported to be an "old one."-UPI.

The PAL pilot who sighted the

reported seeing wreckage

72

midot, does Mr Zorin really shipping tag painted on the tail of the downed plane and hazy Ideal of freedom-lit the marks PIC-333.

which

means anything at all-a

sufficient compensation

for

being pushed around by a

bunch of upstart self-scoking FBI SWOOP ON NEW YORK DOCTOR

power-hungry, feuding politi.

clans from which they were

sheltered

in colonial

The people of the

Jaya?

Congo

might give him an illuminating reply.

We are not deprecating the idea

of Independence,

but simply

feel It should be seen in per- spective. Mr Zorin has elo- quently outlined the evils of colonialism but conveniently ommitted to mention what would happen if in compliance with

resolution, the bis

maligned

colonialista

חניון

were

everywhere to pack thoir.bags

and walk out.

Not only would no country that

is at present "feeling the swish

A blow to big

spy ring in U.S.

New York, Nov. 29.

of the overacer's lash" be any The Federal Bureau of Investigation today arrest-

better off, but the chances are

that within days they would be calling the same overseer back, wishing lash and all. Or else Russia would Install Itself as the new oppressor, dieguleed of course as a libera Lor. Lot there be no mistake? however avil were the motives that inspired colonisation In conturlos part, thay are not going to be purged by a wholesale renunciation of ob ligatione now. THE long and short of it - which even the Afro-Asian states recognises that there

ed the psychiatrist brother of an imprisoned spy on charges of passing wartime atomic data to the Soviet Union through an interna- tional cafe society espionage ring that has been straling US secrets since a week after Pearl Harbour.

The seizure of

Lithuanian-

Mr Robson asked for high born Dr Robert Soble, 00, bail because the defendant faces brother of imprisoned master a possible death sentence under spy Juck Soble, was announced the charge of wartime esplon- as another FBI blow to the age. 20-year-old toy ring that once

of

operated under the supervision Sable's attorney, Mr Richard bail, executed Russian secret Green, asked for $10,000 police chief Lavrenti P. Berta saying bis ellent had been aware and was exposed by counterapy he was under "wide-open hot newly-Boris Merros, Hollywood movie surveillance for the last three

circetor, nearly four years to.

of self.

must be a timetable for the gradual assumption

if the government emergent nation is to have any hope of surviving in freedom at all. Britain has followed admirablo this policy with

bas

'PLEASE SAVE US'

SURE WIN

Kingkerswell, Nov. 29.

The Ilsham Vale soccer team was defeat- ed 81-1 after its goal- keeper was knocked out of action when two boys shot him in the leg with an air rifle... UPI.

ARMS SHIP

The :gue, Nov. 29.

A Royal Dutch Navy patrol vessel has seized an Indonesian ship carrying arms for infra- tos off the ecast of Netherlands New Guinen, the Home Ministry announced today.

The Indonesin ship and crew are being detained in the near est port, the announcement said. It said the capture was made several nights go--AP.

KENNEDY BABY

TAKEAWA

請廄團

Demonstratore, with their families, continued their desperate vigil outside the Bank of China today.

Bank of China stands firm

IRONWORKS AUCTION

TO BE HELD TODAY

The auction of the South China Iron Works Ltd will take place this afternoon unless there is an eleventh hour agreement between the Bank of China, the creditor, and the factory.

is a two-sided mat- of the auction; ter." He refused to discuss chances of a settlement.

norm.

A spokesman for the bank and food to sustain them during see the auctioneers in the after- The South Chita Iron Works would only say to the China their all-night vigil.

They are demanding: Mail this morning that

One-month postponement Ltd in Tsun Wan Is the biggest and the oldest Iron works in "This

Alternatively, the bank to the Colony. give them severance pay at the (Contd. on Back Pago, Col, 6) rate of six months' salary for As far as the bank is con- cerned,

standi has not every year of service; changed. Thai in the factory must repay the $3.3 million debt for 1060. before the deadline or submit

ito

Overnight

The factory management and workers have been petitioning the bank to postpone the auction deadline for a month.

The demonstration staged by about 200 workers of the South China Iron Works Lid outside the bank building continued overnight and this morning,

The round-the-clock poti- themselves wrapped with blankets and took clothing

Washington, Nov. 29. ur four years and several times John F. Kennedy Junior, Uus even had stopped his car on president-elect John F. Ken- The spy apparatus that th Sobies allegedly served highways to give agents trailing nedy's Ave-day-old son, is in been described as the biggest him time to catch up with him. excellent health and has stopped receiving the post-natal oxygen eoplenago ring exposed in the

Buli Bnally was set at $75,000 treatment given for an early

histioners complication, US since the atom sples Julius

hearing was scheduled respiratory were and t and Ethel Rosenberg le not forcing

doctor said today,AFF. for December 20-UPI. the reluctant arrested nearly 11 years ago. throats of territorios like

con latency in those countries where there is a genuine de- mand for it.

But winaly

freadom down

Hongkong which recognises

Robert Soble ploaded innocent

that is best chance of im-to the charges, standing on al-

aroving the lot of its people iler

most the same spot where his

In keeping aspiring politicians brother was arraigned in 1957.

bottled up in dead-end institu-

tlone ke the Urban Counoll,

thereby preserving the neɑce.

atability to

Big bail

tary

lon S. Robson supported a plea thriving economy, Whether Mr Zorin gets his way for $150,000 ball with a chargs In the General Assembly or that the doctor had, received not, the West will not be information about a secret mill- stampeded Into an Inglorious Lary project from a Washington and shameful retreat. No Store atòmic Inniallatic in 1945, Bourriibus defamations of the while "World War 11 suil was kind uttered by the Russian being tought" delegats should eatonial powers

ensure A Assistant US Attorney Mor-

the

blind

ta the

Mr Robson rald Robert Soble in a position to receive

was

ulterior motive of the Boviste Information from capionage or to their own coneldarable responsibilities, namely to on-gents during the war, and to receive photographs from al- sure that a full measure of inged co-conspirators Dr Heary the liberty and freedom which Spitz and his wife, Beatrice, Western Europe

hsu been whose offers at a voterans ad- fortunate enough to enjoy this ministration horpital overlooked century is bequeathed to its the Sandia, Now Monico atomic. subject people. This la, the base, Finest gift they can plvo,

which aglit Indend

many.

"These photos were sent to, of Mr. Zorin's own country=|| Rumla," Mr Robson raid,

men would understandably shvy.

The Spitzes have aineo, loft the country, authorities wald.

⚫ And a year-end bonus

whs

If necessary, the auction to auction at 3 pm today for upset price should be raised so recovery of the outstanding sum. that the balance, after payment of the debt will be enough to pay the workers' compensation. This is the fourth day in que- hava cession that the workers been petitioning the bank for a postponement. of the suction..

Earlier, one company said to be willing to pay the debt on behalf of the ironworks full amount in the short tune but may not be able to rrise the left before the deadline.

The bank received reprasenia- tivos of the factory twice, yes- The bank's spokesman fold the factory deicgates that the bank has neither the right nor the obligation to deal with the workers' demands. The factory delegates main- tained that as the bank has taken control of the factory assets the only way out was for the workers to talk with thr benk.

ORMSBY-GORE WENT DOWN ON

HIS KNEES, SAYS ARAB ENVOY

United Nations, Nov. 30.

Britain's Minister of State, Mr David Ormsby-Gero, want down on his knees to Ghana and Nigoria over a recent critical issue bofore the General Assembly, accord. ing to an Arab delegata yesterday,

un

(Saudi Mr. Ahmad Shukalry

Arabia) plotured the Brish Minister in this pore sa illustration of the growing key- Buenoo of the former solonial In the affair of the jenda United Nations.

Nigerian delegations "begging Prolonged applouse followed Mr

Shukalry intervention. them not to press" a propazal

on the Congo representation question. "Fortunately, or unfortunately, the caramen mixed, this história pose, he said."'

This le how the trend of events

day.

During the second moeting at 8 pm yesterday, the bank gove a reply to the factory delegation two workers' reproserailves, compcoed of two managers and The bank is willing to pay the year-end bonus totalling over $40,000,

As to severance pay, the bank held that it was merely taking Mr Ormsby Gore did not cakover the control for auction and for the floor to answer, him, was not in a position to Inter- as he had done earlier in the fere with the Internal adminis-

when the Saudi tration of the factory, Assembly

The workers maseried Arabian delegate singled out Britain ice particuler cri- | families will join them in the

on the disarmament (demonstration

making a total 1,000 people.

A

had been reversed, iron trogression into progression,

re-

thelens question.

The Bandi Arabian delegate,

speaking in the General sembly debate on colonlallarre, ld be bad with his OWN DIÉS seen Mr Ormsbr-Core kneel-

ips before the Ghanaian and

from monstrous history to There was no comment' later #orious history, and from the 'from the British abyss of degradation to weights of human dignity.

the

delegation on Mr Shukairy's remarks | Router,

this

their

morning of more than

If no favourable development takes place in the next few. 1 hours, the demonstrators are to

CHALET

UN MEN SHOOT

DOWN

REBELS

Elisabethville, Nov. 29. UN Nigerian troops slaugh- tered at least 30 rebel tribesmen with deadly stan gun firo after they had been caught in a sur- prise ambush in Central Katango on Monday.

Elisabeth- Reports reaching

four only vill today sald Nigerians including an cffeer, were injured la the clash, which occurred near the tiny township of Kabondo-Dianda, rhout 300 alles north of Elisabethville.

The officer was badly jurad A Kalanga Government spckerman sold the bodies of 30 tribeemen had been recovered in the area of the ambush.

The Nigerians, who travelling a hundred-sirong company from. the western Katanga air base of Kamina to the rebel-lerrorised town of Manco in Central Katango, had only arrived in Katanga three days ago.

A chance

A UN spokesman said the company would continue on to Manono, scene of savage kill- irigs ten days ago, but that the injured officer had been re- turned to hospital in Kamina.

Meanwhile;···"rebel" Baluba chiefs in north Kstanga offered the ∙Kalongo."'Government " chance to withdraw all its ́gendarmerie...forces and white personnel from the north town of Kobajo,

The chiefs sald today that it their order was not compiled with, their warriors would at- *tack the town in five, days,'

They also threatened to int tack the United Nations forces If they attempted to profect either the gendarmerie or the European personnel,

A Katanga Government the ultimatum

man sald

concerned

a small number of

[left in Kabato, which "Bog 'about 150 miles west of Albertville on | Lake Tanganyika.

white udininistrative personnel

He said there were also about

An

70 Katanga gendarmerie in the town which Jas

Africap population of some 1,200.

a. 'force The UN. maintains of 380 Ethiopian troops in Kabalio-AP.

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