1961-07-07 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1961,

S. VIETNAM FORCES CLASH Rickshaws. WITH COMMUNIST GUERILLAS

Heavy losses

China

accuses

made in U.S.

Goshen, July 6,

now

A carriage manufacturer here · fa Indiana turning out rickshaws for the American market

They are large enough to carry a chlid and are fütended to be pulled by other children—AP.

on both sides U.S. of stalling Australians

Saigon, July 6.

in Laos talks

Geneva, July 6.

More than 100 Communist guerillas were killed and Government forces suffered "very heavy losses" early this week in the biggest clash since the guerillas staged an all-out assault] before the presidential elections last April, China today accused the U.S. of trying to impose authoritative military sources said today.

an "international trusteeship" on the Laotian people.

The

clash occurred t Jungle mountain area near To Hap about 300 miles north of Saigon.

as they poured bullets into the i Communist positions.

The sources said the number of Government troops killed The sources said two Govern-could not be revealed. ment companies, numbering about 300 m:. murprised i strong Communist force List Saturday about 20 miles from

seaside

ur resort

Nh

the

Trang

NIGHT ACTION

The Governnunt forer, stronger and better armeð fla the Communists, moyed in quickly and 31 guerillas were killed trying to lent a retrenc from the attacking force.

That night, a band of guerillas moved in to take away the bodies of their dead comrades, but a Govermanent detachment had been left at the scene and opened Bre killing four queril- las and putting the Fit to flight.

Heartened by their ICCES, the Government company com- manders next day moved into the mountains in pursuit of the guerillas who had escaped,

However, the sources sald, the guerillas, acting on intelli- dence from outposts, *sent out A strong force from a Com- munist base in the region and encircled the Government companies.

AMBUSH

said the

The military forces Communist guerillas ring from

ambush and about 500

strong.

inflicted heavy losses.

Government Bighter aircraft,

urgently summoned by radlo.

roared iz to strate the

bushing guerns.

The Government troops were able to withdraw under the Support of the aircraft which killed more than 100 guerillas

Strikers go back to work

Birmingham, July 6. A pay strike of 51 internal fan kort workers at the main fartory of the Rover Cur. C'usn- Tiny at Solid near here end-

today with the men retten- stat for work

The unoflicit] Brike cool! Love made several thousand | workers idle if it had lasted for 1 jenz # campany spuites man

id last night.

The natarument has offered

to jestine wage negotiations in- mediately.--Neuter,

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The accusation was made by foreign protection and

Chinese Deputy Foreigà neutrality of Lnon must not be Minister Chang Han-fu, when controlled by foreign countries,

the Loos Conference began its 30th plenary session here, with Britain in the chair,

A US, spokesman told re- Milliary intelligence sources suld the guerilla base at To

porters inter that Communist at the conference in Hop was one of the largest in South

Mr Chang said the US, was strategy

to "switch the Vietnam. Virtually self-stalling the conference in the apparently. supporting

the needs of from inrge

foodhope of bringing about a situa-spoilght" from stocks, it could hold off a com-

tlon favourable to the US, the International Control Com- plete Government division fur

the internal and milkary affairs mission in Laos to the subject

of Laotton neutrality. several werks.

The Commission' teefinical To Hap was key Coin-

WAS } requirements

A "very munist base during the Indo-

Com- Cilna

sensitive area" for the War. It was in this

munists, he said. area that a regiment of the French

The US was determined to Expeditionary Carps was virtually wiped out by aty of

"keep the spotlight on the guerilla force, the Intelligence intriged its independence iminédiate needs of the Com- sources said. Reuter.

must not be placed under any mission," he added.-Reuter.

of Laos.

"The U.S. will never be able Uut the to profit by dragging confervnee." he added.

Mr Chang sakl the 'savereign-

Laos must never

be

'They have made it abundantly clear'

concerned

Russian charges

rejected

Washington, July 6.

Tho United States Govem- ment today donlod Soviet press charges that U.S. aircraft have been mak-. ing dangerous passes avor Soviet ships in the Atlantic Ocean.

At the same time, A State sald spokesman that the Soviet protests on this subject raised the question of Canberra, July 6. whether the Soviet abips were Australia sold Britain goods engaged in legitimate activities.

hoo fre worth more than £A230 The American press million in the last finan-ently reported the presence of Soviet ships oft the US. cial your.

Atlantic Coast and sald that A loss of trade preferences these chips, disguised resulting from a British link trawlers, were carrying with the "Central Six" would esplonage operations. play havoc with that £A230 million plus, according to trade authorities here.

about trade Department

DAIRY PRODUCTS

new.

NOT NEW

An out

The spokesman recalled that If Britain Joins up, our ex-the Soviet

not charges were He read passages from a ports of dairy products, wheat, meat, wine and Iguits to her U.S. note to the Soviet Union on would be sharply affected, they July 21, 1960, rejecting a Soviet said.

nole which made similar charger Statisticians have

not yet that dangerous passes had been worked out what Australia sold mude. to Britain in these lems for the trading year, bul for the 11 In conformity with interna- month to May 31, the figures tional low, U.S. planes had the ure: Butter £A15 inflllon, "heet | right to make reconnaissance and veal £AD million, wheat flights over any ship in inter- £A10 million, mutton

waters and national

for simple lamb EA5 million.-China Mall Identification

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RUSSIANS DON'T WANT "That looks like.

NUCLEAR TESTS BAN

Jury rules Vanderbilt killed himself

San Francisco, July 6. Millionaire George Van- derbilt committed suicide when he plunged from his 10th floor suite in the Mark Klapicins Hotel on June 26, a coroner's Jury ruled today, The Jury sald Vanderbilt was despondent over pour Health and this led to his death.

I Koberto Escamilia. who said he treated the 47- year-old Vanderbilt for ulcers from June to 15. declared the Gizeler- sportsman wa subject to blackouts,

-Says Ormsby-Gore Geneva, July 6.

A top British expert said tonight that "it would denote a degree of optimism bordering on lunacy" to believe that Soviet Russia actually wants a ban on nuclear tests.

Mr David Ovnsby Care, Beltish Ambassador - designelė to Washington and a veteran of nuclear disarmament tulks wit Russia, salg "the Russians have made 11 abundantly clear that, for the time being, they pre

1 unfortunately not interested in

an

on agreement

stopping nuclear tests,"

FORUM

Mr Orusby-Gore way speak- ing at the start of a four-day Itim of American and West European experts sponsored by the American Assembly, a de- partment of

York's New Columbia University. Turkel

His view

that was

the Russians “have a rather pathe- tic belief that their system of society is bound to be victorious

WAS

Coroner Henry told the jury there evidence Vanderbilt had drunk great deal the day he died-UPL

A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

3 It's a corker!

7 Fireside.

8 Nomadic.

f Foreigner,

11 Fault

12 Poetry.

16 Understands,

10 That's the way!

17 Untidy.

10 Go it young man.

10 Forced.

21 Curl.

22 Money back? 23 Shiver.

3

4

18

22

13

14

16

18

1 Outhouse.

2 Conxes.

DOWN

3 The last one?

4 A gud,

$ Cosseted.

Rough.

10 What the rubber did.

11 Charge.

13 Young flower.

14 Posed.

15 Hurts cleverly?

18 Drink.

19 Only

Jake!

20 Gang of musicians,

in any circumstances."

This," he said, "ortunately

10 see Hle

teads them

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in order to speed up their victory."

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acroni 1 Cășt, 4 Bali, 0 Bole. Teal, 11 Rink. 13 Exports, 14 Rep, 10 Spray, 18 Cowed, 21 Sober, 32 Sided, 24 Ten, 25 Besides, 20 Grin, 38 Note, 31 Atom, 32 Knew, 33 Salp. Dową: 1 Cute, 2 Stop, 3 Paris, 4 Ben, 5 Limp, 7 Lisps. D Expose, 10 Loper, 12 Graf, 15 Eyelet, 17 Rodin, 10 Wing, 20, Debit, 23 Duntion, 24 Task, 28 Down, 27 Seep, 20 Naw.

Utah police

hunt for

kidnapper

Moab, July 6. Lawmen searching a vast, semi-deserted area of tho State of Utah for a ruth- less killer-kidnapper and o 15-year-old girl hostage

that hoped today

tho rugged "badlands" coun- try would bo on their

sido.

attraction in a nuclear holocaust water holes in the hot, barren They watched The seatterei

coliptry, hoping to seize their man when ho came to drink.

He said the Chinese view was If he is a stranger to the bleak

nol identical-"But even they area, offers hoped that fear of are probably capable of learn-death by thirst would force him ing."-AP.

Hoffa threatens

to help form

rival federation

Hoita

to surrender,

Object of the Intensive man hunt was Denise Sullivan and the man who kidnapped her after killing her mother, Mrs Jeannette Sullivan, 41. and scrjourly wounding their iravelling companion, Charles Boothroyd.

PLEASURE TRIP

The three had driven around 2,000 miles from Connecticut on a pleasure trip before stop- ping near Dead Horse Point to help a stranger who pretended to have car trouble.

Sheriff John Stocks sald

Miami Beach, July 6. Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa said to- day he may help form a rival labour federation officers fear the girl may not uniosa the AFL-CIO robe alive. "He's not going fo admits his unlon within leave that girl alive to testify 18 months.

against him," the Sheriff said. He estimated her chance for one in 1,000. The the teamsters, life at kicked out of the AFL-CIO in Federal Bureau of Investigation entered the case on Wednesday. 1957 on corruption charges, would not reduce their organi-

Boothroyd was flown to Salt sing claims to get back into the Lake City where he under- fold, as demanded by the AFL went surgery for removal of CIQ,

two .22 caliber slugs from his Taco Ho was 'in fair con- Instead, he

predicted defce-alton-AP. tions from the 12.5 slilion member AFL-CIO unless

21 merged with

1.7-million member, union,

It

Hofu said AFL-CIO President George Menny was the only obstacle to re-entry of the, Teamster, and accused him of being a dopey, thick-headed Irishman."

Trade minister

00

Enst

Derlin, July 0. Kultus Bolków. German Trade Ministry. «Meläl, has been appointed Minister of Trade, succeeding Heinrich The Tonmaletu" leader told Rau, who died Last March, nowmen lo favoured, a com)-; "Iwe" nówn agency (privately bination of evety unlon in the gymed) reported lean tonight, ebuntry; 10 creato whe big Dallow is a member of the Federation of 18 |miñilợp], Tawi Gejinan Cosmalal Park. Wochets,-UPI.

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