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STRONG OFF TO ALGERIA

Paris, Jan. 5.

A powerful French floet including the 11,000-ton aircraft carrier La Fayette, the 8,270-ton cruiser Colbert, and marine Commandos was heading for Algeria tonight-two days before the start of voting in a crucial referendum on Algeria's future.

In tense Algeria itself, more than 20,000 troops were massed in the Algiers region alone, Paratroops have reinforced riot police in the second largest city of Oran in the west-near where the fleet is due tomorrow "on man- oeuvre."

Usually rellable sources sail on Sunday in the big Algerian

full reginezit

100 towns and In France itself. of about medium tanks from Rambouil- let, near Parts, hue arrived at Marselles in, southern France.

NOTE OF ANGUISH

Reuters chief correspondent in Harold King, reported France, that a note of anguish charac- terized the minds of French officials and politicians.

The result of the "yes" or Reports of these massive "no" vote at the weekend will security measures came as Gen-ive General de Gaulle the eral de Gaulle and his Cabinet green light to presi on with heard a report from Mr Louis setting up self-governlag Joxe, Minister for Algeria, on Algerin—or will lead to his re- precautions to ensure public, tirement for the second time in order during the referendum, his career and the danger of Voting starts in the Algerian civil war or a military coup countryside' on Friday, and ends Bleuler.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1961.

FRENCH FLEET

'CLOSER TO MY WORK'

FLEET Holden plans

Anti-sub

Anti-French rally

قبل الأسرتي

Over 100,000 people demonstrated in Cairo against France for her policy in Algeria. Hundreds of banners were carried, with such slogans as "Death to France”. The rally was attended by members of the Afro-Aslan' Solidarity Organisation; Russia and Red China sent representatives. Pleture shows part of the huge rally in Cairo demonstrating against French polley in Algeria. Many banners proclaimed "Death to Franco", Express Photo,

Irish troops Russia continues

rushed to

Dag greeted by aid Nigerians

demonstrators in Congo

Leopoldville, Jan. 1.

About 200 Congolese demanding the release of Mr Patrice Lumumba, the first Congolese Prime Minister who is now in prison, greeted Mr Dag Hammarskjold, the U.N. Secretary- General when he arrived here by air today to study the Congo situation.

action.

Lucal police intervened when | copter and was guarded by the demonstrators savagely beat about 50 heavily-armed Malayan up several other Congoles, bu! 150ps of the UN. Congo force United Nations troops took no when he arrived there.

Bqfore leaving Leopoldville airport, Mr Hammarskjold told The crowd

became incensed reporters he hoped to ste Presi- Hammarskjold left dent Joseph Mr when without passing them and

morrow. several were arrested by troops

the Congo of Colonel Mobutu.

"strongman"

Kosavubu

10-

The U.N. conciliation com- mission which is to try to Lring the disputing Congolese leaders

airlift

to Laos rebels

Washington, Jan. 4. ·

The State Department spokesman, Mr Joseph Reap, said here today that Russia and North Vietnam were continuing airlifts to Com- munist rebels in Laos.

白

ship

Britain's

newest

watchdog

Barrow-in-Furness,

Jan, 1. Britain's latest anti- submarine defence vessel, the 120-ton Tilford was commissioned here Lancashire yesterday.

to move to

Switzerland

Hollywood, Jan. 4. Bill Holden plans to make Switzerland his home for a long time to come and not, he says, for a tax dodge.

Says her "I'm paying more from Hollywood. Hollywood is taxes now than I ever have in | 8,000 miles from Europe. Do you my carcer. I'm living in Switzer-realise there were more movies Jand for the same reason, al made in London and Romic lost Madison Avenue advertising year than in Hollywood?

man gives up his suburban Home "An actor in no different from In connecticut and moves to any other worker, in one rese New York city.

pect we all have to go where the job is."

I just want to be closer to my work,"

Many Hollywood stars have established resilence in Switzer- land--David Nivan, Deborah in, Ke, Audrey Hepbum, Yul

The Tilford is designed to de- teel tocate and destroy, sub- marines in the approaches to home ports.

She will also be used in the training of helicopter crews in sca rescue work and submarine detection.

Brynner, and Mel Ferrer and some. But Holden, long a por- trayer of the typical American male, has come in for blistering attack.

DEEPLY STUNG The Hollywood Cameramen's Union, for instapes, suld would picket Holden's pictures. This stung Holden deep ly, especially when half of is either in Europe

Helicopters of the British Hollywood Navy aro Increasingly being or sla making flims. Nong of used, for the role of locating the others were so criticised. lurking submarines in home waters.

The Tilford, which has been attached to the reserve flect in Barrow, is powered by Alesal engines which give her a spcadi of 18 knots. She carries a crew of 19-China Mall Special,

Chou attends

Burma celebrations

•

MR WILLIAM HOLDEN

Swiss residence does not rave taxes, Holden argues,

All my residual „payments (Including $50,000 a year for 'Keidre On The River Kwai for the next 10 years) are all taxed in the USA. Uncle Sam nilil gets 91 cents, out of every

dollar of that,

"I now have income coming in a half dozen countries and I'm paying top "brackét on all of them. Suzie Wong cost me 08 cents on the dollar in Engilsh taxes. Counterfeit Traitor" cost me taxes in Germany, Denmark and Sweden and Its residual payments will cost me in the United States. I also pay Swiss taxes on my residence hero,”--- AP.

Ike will be own. Press secretary

Washington, Jan; 4. President Eisenhower will be

FARM

Elisabethvillo, Jan. 4. About 120 Irish troops of

his own. Pross secretary the United Nations force

when he pavēs office in in the Congo were rushed,

16 days time, and ho by train today to the

needs no tutoring on how rescue of a Nigerian

to do the job, according Mr Reap told a Press confer- | pro-Western paratroopers, had platoon cut off by Baluba

Govern~ 200 other

to his present spokosman,, rebels 20 miles west of ence that between 12 and 14 captured

Communist plants from outside) ment soldiers, seized 1,000 rifies

Mr James Hagerty. Albertvillo, in the break- Leos had been observed on alt and many

Rangoon, Jani. 4. artillery places,

Mr Hagerly declined to tell away province of Katanga, litt operations yesterday. vehicles and planen at the Xieng Burma colebrated its 13th The Balubas were believed tu In Vientiane, it was reported Khouang main military airfield. independence, önniversary

Holden moved to Switzerland reporters what he himself would last year because "The World he said: "I have a pretty good be doing after January 20, but Xieng Khouang is a key posl-

with a mammoth parade of Suzie Wang" and "The idea of what I'm going to do." have attacked the Nigerians, but that Laotian Government troops no details were immediately had captured a vital read function in the defence of Laos, tion between Vientiane and the locking Communist approaches

today with Chinese Com Counterfeit Traitor" were made available

munist Promilor Chou En-there, "Wong was shot twica

outlined Pre- Mr Hagerty DERAILED TRAIN Royal capital of Luang Prabang to the mat of Southeast Asia.

sident Eisenhower's tentative A United Nations spokesman from pro-Communist Pathet Lao US military officials said they

lai and a delegation of and caused Holden to make two plans for the period

after said it was not thought that the uerrilla forces.

doubted such

400 other prominent Red trips around the world to Hong January 20 when the hands over victory as

kong. Nigerians had suffered

A radio broadcast sald proclaimed any

Communists by tho

Chinogo participating.

to President-elect John casualties.

Communist troops supplled by a could have been achieved with-

"I logged more air miles than Kennedy." pushed to put outskio aid.

The main attraction drew a most airline, pilds," he says, The Nigerians, believed to Soviet airlift had

20 miles of Luang

of more than

An AP reporter ran into him 200,000 Other rebel radio broadcasts erowa

Alter and number about 40, were in à train within

in Harburg, Germany,

riding with Mr over-Prabang. which was derailed and

the claimed to reports, According turned yesterday.

pro-Communists persons, pro

Copenhagen, Denmark, just two Kennedy to the capital and Reviewing the Baluba rebels who have been Western Government troops took unids were in complete control

past year. of many European locations for attending the inaugural cere- Katanga for control today of Sala Pou of Xieng Khouang Province,

U Win Maung "The Counterfeit Trailor" The mony, Mr Eisenhower, a private The Red broadcasts also claim President terrorising north

lunch true-life adventure clitzen, will attend

with the months cut the track after the Khoun, a mountain glade where

ed successes for pro-Communist stressed that the main achteve m

présent members of Vientiane, Luang

American educated was the signing of the They ment Prabang and Xleng Khouang troops in southern Laos.

Later that day he will drive meet. It had been in rebel hands said columns of rebel troops were border accord with Red China allied spy in World War II, still lus Cabinet

hay treaty of mutual

unonished shooting

with Mrs Eisenhower to his since chist Capt Kong Le re- marching on the zouthern pro-and the

and non-aggression. Stockholm, treated from Vientiane and Inst vincial capitals of Savannakhet friendship

On this picture alone, says Pennsylvania--Reuter.

at - Gettysburg month advanced toward Xieng and Thakhet and that guerrillas He said that this has success-

the main problem Bill, had I still lived in Toluca Khouang.

were delive around Pakse and fully solved along the road leading to South of misunderstanding between Lake in

San Fernando Vietnam.

the two countrica.

valley, my family wouldn't Xieng Khoang itself WDS Savannakhet

He also stressed the efforts have seen me in six months. reported by Red radio broadcasts | headquarters of pro-Western to maintain cordial relations "My wife (the former actress to have been recaptured by pro- General Phoumi Nosavan, whose with Pakistan, Thalfand, and Brenda Marshall) is with me on Communist troops from Govery right-wing troops erptured Vien- India with a clear cut, well de ment forces,

tline carly in December-Reu- Aned policy of strict neutrality. The Rod rebel radio said that Communist

forces encircled ona wiped out the Government paratroopers at Xieng Khouang, a town dominating the 3.800- foot high plateau known as the Pizin of Jars.

to

prevent

the roads from

derailment arrival of United Nations reln- forcements.-Reuter.

The Secretary-General New together began its work today, Irish estate

from the airßeld to the United but no statement was issued.-- Nation headquarters by hell-Reuter.

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Across: 3 Asia, 7 Scoo Tiny, 9 Hero, 10 Arrived, 13 Mien, 16 Tired, 18 tiope, 10 Aster, # Where, 23 Ot-to, 23 Rover, 20 Glbe, 29 Redecems, 80 Sign, 31.Help, 82 Btuni, 38 Tank. Downs 1 Storf, 2 Monitori, a Bluedo,

5 A-Tom, 4 Ohoo, 9 Here, 11 Viper, 13 Into, 14 Nore, 18 Dated, 17 Bwig, 10 (pyt)llecb, 20 Sirente, 22 Oven, 24 Organ, 25, Among,

already

sold

London Jan. 4,

Powerscourt, County Wick- low, Irish, estate Princess Mar- garet was reported to be in terested in buying. has already been sold to someone else, the ugents said here today.

Recaptured

The Pathet Lao broadcast

The contract has not been signed yet but the property is said the rebel troops in addition under offer" a spokesman for to annihilating" a company of the agents said.

"We have not been approached

by any new purchaser so there

does not seem to be any truth

in the report that the Princess

is interested," he added-China

Mail Special.

\NEW

STAMPS

London, Jan 4.

Threa special issuo stamp" commemorating the new constitution, will be re- leased by the British Solo- mon Islands Protectorate, Government on January

19, it was announced here today.

The stamps each depict a portrait of the Queen and bird in fight.

They are prlcod at twopence, threepence and niriepotice and are colixired green and block, red and black and purple and Block respectively-hculer:

U.S. AIRMEN

QUESTIONED

IN MURDER HUNT

ter and UPI.

the was once

-UPI.

Planes check radiation levels after explosion

Idaho Falls, Jan. 4.

Airtraft today checked radiation levels over the

Idaho Falls area after a severe explosion at the nearby atomic reactor testing station last night which killed three men.

reactor building where

for the murderer of blues occurred and two of the force.

To-

"

od were the only people on duty London, Jan. 4. The Atomic Energy, Commals-

was a "high in the building it the time of American- airmen werosion said 'there

in the fm the blast, which occured at 9 being questioned. by level of radiation detectives today in a hunt mediate ares of the reactor and pm. Two were soldiers and the the other was a member of the air

'HOT' pretty 20-year-old Jean todies had will not been

The building was so radio- Bylvia Constable, whose covered after 12 hours.

that two of the But there appeared to be ho actively hot" body was found it a

any kind to other bodies ofiil had tot bari T- datger water-filled ditch

near parts of the station or the sur-covered this morning. Members "Lover's Lay-By", rounding district, and a south of a tam who want in to re- lonely spot, at Ridgewell, west wind was expected to take cover the third man's body

any radiation away from popu-suffered "sight radiation." Esaci, early yesterday,

lated aroos, the AEC, mid.

But the staff of 4,000 at tho (A lay-by in Britain is a pione

today Idaho Falls, a city of 31,000 of land beside malt road

to go to work as usunt, . idto whera lorries and cars can parle peoplo, le 40 miles from the statesting station while, their drivera rest. The

'BLEW ITS TOP

*occupying 892 square miles. Ode at Ridebwell has been nick-

has been bátrying out work on damed "Lovers Lay-By" be-

Radiologidit experts wearing

Including military projects entered PICKETS DEBAGGED els popularity with white protective suits

an alomis heropline, 'It was courting couples.)

the resotor building for briof Police hope the alerněný | periods and, tiposted

that an

hera Mins the engine for the Brussels, Jan. 4...

the

Ere atomic submaring was stationed at Wethersfeld UBAF' experimental rosctor. In Gendarmies ot Balinne-nu-

developed. south base, sevah miles away, may be basement, apparently "blow Its near Mons,

The explosion occurred the Belgium, were today said to able to help them retrace me top,

"An Ako, spokeenish anid, the stationary low-power reactor have adopted a novel melliod of of the girl's Anat, moventet

She was known to have begt | explosion was ambiidved to be a No: 1; which is a prototype of a dealing with strike pičkota.

could have malicior being developer Birikers bers: work: Fiebindy) trintedly, with an Aakrless its chemiest the Rid ped" by gandarnos, who ikisen | midh for about a yearwbut the best crumed by a curetion be for us by the leʻiny as a portable kept the trousers, the SocialENT KANDELARIOTS WAY DICKEN OIT LENY (NORMAL luminium. cumariodenlä | KR 46s et powee end heat in reas trade union daily communique month $20. China Mall of the functor pod boiling water, mold arwar mache ka thë Aretier-

Bpecial,

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lion.

about an

the

form

a

in

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Anti-Ethiopian

location. Our five boys (Wes demonstrations

10, and Scott, 13) are in board- ing school five minutes our home in Switzerland.

from

Djibouti, Jan. 4.

A crowd of several thousand

the

"When I got a few days off, we're all together after an angry Somalis attacked hour's flight. Evon with the Ethiopian Embassy in Mogadir- can't clo, Somali republic on January jets over the Pole, you

do that with a home bare in 2, it was learned here today.

Police

to had to intervene. Toluca Lake."-

upkeep them from sacking the em-

Holden did not give American citizenship saya Habassy. Other anti-Ethiopian de-

IEVEr will.

monstrations occurred "at the same time in Harguels, Berbera and Burno all, in former Brilh Somaliland.

#1 can be and hope I am- an American in fust as good the Alps no I could be in the

The demonstrations were ro- High Sierra.

attacks Holden will make movies in prisals for Ethiopian Hollywood if the script calls against Somalis in the border for it.

area of Ogaden in which 1,000 "Our business has changed. persons had been reported Europe is no longer 8,000 miles | killed.--AFP.

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