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MYTEMIN

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Comment of the

day

Generosity

LICE has been and gone,¦

a less boisterous visitor

than her

typhoon.

At any

ulatora

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rate, she has anti- elent pull to stop the truflic, clipe down the fer- | ries, give most people a day's holiday, and on ex- asperated minority a day's frustration.

Typhoon Alice, with all the

caprice of a modern tour. 1st, stayed only u day in i the Colony, whereas her sister Mary, who WILS around about this time last year, stopped over Tow days.

Furtunately, Alice did not do much damage. Apart from scattering A fiw shop Blgns

the roads. knocking down building stenffolding. uprooting few trees, and decapitating

two Belish beacons, her visit was not notable.

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THE WEATHER

Moderata E winds. Cloudy with isolated showers. At 11 am at the Observatory the temperature was 76 degrees F and the volativo humidity 93 par cent.

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Sailors use firehoses to wash off pacifists

HOLY LOCH

GET OUT! Police move in

Alabama

governor tells U.S. marshals

and arrest demonstrators

Holy Loch, May 21. Thousands of Whitsun holiday-making Britons today watched American naval mon ropulse a sories of "non-violent assaults" on the Polaris submarine mother ship Proteus, lying at anchor in Holy Loch.

Montgomery, May 21. Governor John Patterson angrily denounced the Federal Government today As for encouraging acts leading to racial violeno

in Alabama and "formal-

ly demanded" that Presi-: dent Konnedy withdrow Federal marshals.

meeting

with

anti-nuclear demonstrators attempted to "invade" the Proteus, sailors on board turned fire-hoses on them, fighting them off.

The demonstration

which bring

the total to 30. All took place both on the water those in custody were eventually and on shore-resulted in wight | relcased. women and 25 men being lock- The procurator Ascal, It was ed in the ten cells at Dunoon clated, will consider police station. charged with 1lon of juosecution when the breaches of the peace.

reports of the police are in his hands-Reuter.

Four of the men were arrest- ed by police patrolling the Loch in navy launches,

the ques-

(Contd. on page 10, col. 3)

INVASION' BID

CHURCHILLS OFF TO CHARTWELL

demonstrators FERRETING OUT SECRETS OF An encroach-after about 100

In a storing Dryer White, Me Pattersons sald Chel Deputy US. Attorney the U.S. marshal, erdered he j U.S. Attorney Cineral Hubert F Kennedy following rural violence at the leeni bus inter- station yesterday, "are YET Aliee, na her sisters, pers. They are not welcome, Ybrought tragedy to the, They represent

Colony, At the moment we enveit 451 the rights of Alabama knuse for certain that nt citizens." lenst four unfortunate people lost their lives and at least 20 were injured. Lately, the Colony has res

ceived a great deal of TV publicity in Amerien which

qu places in a very invourable light.

What a TV programine it; would make if the com

sit-down

The remainder were charged i

had staged a outside the gates to the pier used by boats ecming from the

The Alabama Governor, one Protour,

of the Arst southern guverners to line up behind Mr Kennedy; in the 1080 Presidential cam- palm, later cable the Presi, deni that the marshals had no "legal or constitutional right to be here,

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Altogether more than 1,000 people took part in the protest organfeed by the Direct Action Against Nuclear Committee War.

1 A few arrived in Dunoon ABLE TO ENFORCE 1 after walking the 646 miles Trum London during the last

mentators with their "I want to make clear that tew weeks.

to The demonstrators split Into cameras were in the Colony Alabama is perfectly able just as the typhoon struck.attrec all state laws and that two hroups.

are not wel- First

it would show that Federal inarshals

One group took to the water in a delilla of over 50 canoes when it comes to a sense of come in this State," Mr Patter- se coiled the President. The

and their small craft, playing duty, there is no racial dis, Federal government's

position cat-and-induse

with Karne tinction whatever. The tenderl to encourage bus police, who tried to head them Chinese, the Portugese, the Jonis u! incident-hunting of as they set course for the other nationals with the students to violate our state Proivus.

British are as one when it laws. comes to helping neigh- bours in distress.

QUADS formed from all nationals stand by. Some the hillside to dig out aquatters buried under falls of earth, others to remove fallen rocks, some to risk their lives saving the boat people in distress.

Yet again others are busy with the merciful task of leading the homeless to temporary dwellings, feed- ing them, and providing new clothing.

The vital point is, this dis not only happen last year,

Smiling

By not taking a "rm stand" ngainst the Freedom Riders, Mr

The others marched Palterson mir, the Federal gov

to the arrlyst they wher. crament has made the state law pier, but enforcement role more dimenit înere they found the entrance and "han mave

it with barred by Iron railings and marshals to cope with a situa-wire netting.

on they themselves helped to 'create.

"As the Governor of Alabama

Aboul 100 of them meviately sit down in the road.

Police ran a shuttle service

and representative of the people of yans to Dunoon police of the State, I formally demand station after making a series of thn you recall your order and arrests. withdraw your marshals and

deck of the Proteus us

their

agents which you have sent into Meanwhile, out on the Loch, Alabama against or wither and smiling American sailors photo- without our request," Mr Pal- graphed the operations from the term wired the President. colleagues washed demonstrators

Mr White, during his tension- packed meeting with Mr Patrons the sides of the depot ship. All U.S. Naval personnel had ierson, said he respected

been confred to ship and the

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or might happen next year:: Governor's "right to say want į gangways had been lifted from

it happened us recently us last Friday.

It in not with a spirit of boasting we ask; where else in the world would you find a cominunity absolute- ly disrupted on one day, ! and back to normal on the next?

And where

clae would you find EL community ellicient. that all disasters which might arise from typhoon are so

anticipated?

THY don't

W

efficiently

the

the

TV cameras stand by for that? It would be a story of mercy and eficiency without parallel annals of telecasting. Fortunately, the generosity of all peoples is, in the main, greater than their desire for Alanted report- ing. It must be fine, (and the China Mail hopes it la known) for someone in the for Middle Went of America to know he h brought new hope to a re- fugee family, desolated in Friday's typhoon, by the generosity and the magni- fcence of in gifts of clothing and food.

1

you have.

However, we dis-

both sides of the Proteus. Boomg agree. There is just a difference had been pulled inboard and of opinion.UPI.

even the portholes had been

'SIGHTSEERS'

Talpel, May 21. Mayor Huang Chi-Jul of Talpel Issues an order on Sunday maica banning unauthorised from the swimming pools the olly government maintains exclusively for women.

closed,

The first of the canoeista climbed on to the forward moor- ing buny of the Proteus, ahinned up an anchor chain and tied a Blog with an anti-Polaris symbol to two of the links.

Police moved in and arrested ! him as clambered back down the chain.

A second demonstrator climb ing up the side of the ship was ung back into the water with

jet from a hose.

0

He made a second attempt, The order was prompted by a

but was again sprayed off the tuched of re- free-for-all cently when male attendants side. A frogman dived into the tried to bar some city govern-water and dragged him to ment oflleials who wanted to visit a women's swimming pool for

was termed what. "sightseeing" purposes.-AP.

20 DIE IN A BUS DISASTER

launch.

Casualties

Police stopped 0 CQ-foot Inunch ying a muclear dis- Rrmament banner from drawing alongside the Proteus.

Sir Winston and Lady Churchill drive away from London rosidonco In Hyde Park Gato, their way

their THE WORLD'

AN ARMY OF 300,000

COMMUNIST SPIES

Washington, May 21.

Communist nations have an "army of 300,000 spies ferreting out the secrets of the rest of the world," according to Mr J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion.

was

STONES, BOTTLES, consulates, and their work has The technician, Mr John Iams.

POLES USED

THOUSANDS IN A

RUNNING

BATTLE

Valletta, May 21. Thousands of people on the island of Gozo fought a running battle with 2,000 Malta Labour Party sup porters today and stopped Mr Dom Mintoff the Labour leader and former Prime Minister from hold- ing a political mooting. Heavily zeinforced police de- tained six youths during the clash on Gozo, a small island off the northwest cost of Mallo.

Several Labour party supporters were injured when they were prited with stones and bottles, iron flag roles were used in the tahta which broke out. Church bells round the Square of Victorin, the island's copi- tal, pealed out and drowned the voices of speakers at the neeling.

inomcnta

reveal a

Many of the spies in the US. moni for their detection are attached to embasales and ́inadequate,

been made easier by lack of said a device was needed that

salt in testimony would security, he

microphone to a Congressiona; sub-com- planted in a cubay wall - mittee released this weekend.

even if it was embedded in con- One defector has stated that erete. the case with which data is obtained in the United States "Over there they are build- has eliminated much of the ing these buildings for us. They hazardous and time-consuming can bulld them out of relti- clandestine operations which forced concrete,... and hide otherwise would be necessary," their microphones behind the he said.

reinforcing rods." Mr Taras LEGALLY

said. He did not identify "they" "Another has estimated that in the published, censored, the Soviet military altache's testmony. office in the US. Is able to Mr William 0. Boawell, obtain legally 95 per cent of Director of Security at the State the material useful for its intel- Department, told the sub- ilgence objectives."

committee that the past year 18 A Stale Department scurity security risks had been found lechnician told the sub-com- among foreign service cm- mittee that US diplomats had ployees. All resigned while found 120 hidden microphones they were being Investigated.

Sixteen of in Embassy buildings oversckis

the ra were since 1940, but present equip homosexuals.-Reuter.

RIOTS, BOMBS & GUNFIRE

CONTINUE IN ALGERIA

Algiers, May 21.

European extremists kept up thair bomb outrages and demonstrations as official posters calling for support for France's truce were posted up throughout the country today.

In

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Oran, West Algeria,

But except In Orati moet ze- people were injured and over tunod to barracks at dawn. 100 detained after anti-Gauilist lots which went on till two o'clock this morning.

Gunfire echoing in the night In the frontier uren will: Moroc-

the rioting there police throw tear gas bombs to dis- peria young demonstraboza

chanting "Algeria is French" had pelted them with

Bomba were thrown

at two

When a large white motor- driven lifeboat, with about 20 Mr Minto appealed to the police co touched off rumours that atones, bottles and grenades.

commissioner, and for a few major battle was under way the bella were only a few hours after the truce stopped but began ringing came into effect, again soon afterwards, Shops in the area closed down during the meeting-Reuter.

and

demonstrators on board, ap- proached the ship, the American sallors directed two Are hoses into it, soaking everyone Sevilla, May 21.

killed | Nooding the engine. Twenty persona were

A small motorised houseboat, when a truck in which they were riding plunged into a which the demonstrators were A floating caninity village of using as ravine near the Sanlucar la Mayor, Spain, on station, then came alongside and the uther | towed the lifeboat back to Sunday. Fully-one passengers were injured, 20 Klimun shore,

at one stage about 50 bonts, seriously.

On n ranging from knyals to circling inunches, Proteus.

were

So, Alice, where art thou?

And what is the name of

The pasangers pilgrimage to the shuine of the your sister typhoon who la next to look in 7

Virgin of El Itocio in Almonte, At any a village in Ituelva Province. rate, we in Hongkong aro

Most of the victims ready to meet her.

women and chlidren.-AP.

wero

EARTHQUAKE

MORTAR FIRE

But an army spokesman Oran cald it was mortar

from insurgent bands

fire

Muslim homes, at a bar and at the home of a prominent local European Gaullist

Algiers was calm again today, with most of the population on in the beach, after a night of ten

| Morocco landing on the heavy explosions and saucepan-bang-

| French frontier fortifications-ing, the settlers favourite cur-

a frequent occurrence,

rent method of protesting against the curfew,

Riot polled and troops with lanks and armoured cars stood Tokyo, May 22.

Irig that a weak by in A3glers and other major Tokyo experienced earthquake ut 0032 am on Mon- centres during the night in ena Laber tonight it was an- day, the Central Meteorological of possible seller demonstra-wore badly damaged last night,

were

the

noured միու Cuocists

Another

had been

Aive Agency reported-There arrested no report of damago—AP,

בםצ

Buna

against the

lorence,

Includ- of the President of Algiers Franco-Muslim circle.

Evian en But no casualties were reported.

-Roster.

Severni apartments.

on

to their homa in Chartwell, Kent, to spond Whitsun there. The 86-year-old older states- man has been indiposed for the past few days and had to cancel an engage- President ment with Bourguiba of Tunisia.-- AP Photo.

LION BITE

GENEVA TALKS:

LAOS GOVT DELEGATION REFUSES TO TAKE PART

Tho

Vientiane, May 21.

Laation government delegation will not take part in the Genova con- foranco undor any cir- cumstances while Pathat "Lao representatives

souted there, Information Minister Bouayan Noras- ing said today.

word

He said even the heads of the political parties now in Geneva were seated at the cen- ference, it would not mean the government was participating, since they only intended to counter the present Pathet Lao delegation.

re-

The Minister was speaking at Vientiane airport after his turn from Luang Prabang, the Royal Laotian capital where he flew carlier today with Prime Minister Prince Boun Oum and Defence Deputy Premier and Minister

General Phoumi Nosavar for a general review of the present pollcal situation with Khy Savany Vatthana,

CONFIDENT

The Minister said he Was conâdent

Ban the talks at Namhone, the rebel-held village about 90 miles north of Vien- tiane, would finally resolve the country's internal problems.

Mr Bouavan Norasing. the Information Minister added: "we are satisfied the Geneva conference has started well, because it has been concerned international with tho lo feed a cireus llon with bread only through the bars of its cage to-aspects of the crisis. day had the thumb and fore

"Instructions to our delega- anger of his right hand torn tion at Geneva are still to be

at the disposal of the off. He is seriously ill in hos- pilal at Hol, near here.-Reuter. | ference."-Reuter.

Brussels, May 21.

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